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Page 3Z <br /> � Metropolitan Council <br /> " o�� � 300 Metro Square Building <br /> p'4 O Seventh Street and Robert Street <br /> �,'� -H �',� Saint Poul, Minnesota 55101 <br /> ''� w Telephone (612) 291-6453 <br /> F! '��-� � <br /> � �� Office of the Chairman <br /> � <br /> ��iN cit�"s <br /> i�larc h 31, 19 7 8 <br /> The Honorable William B. Van Nest <br /> I�ayor, City of Orono <br /> Orono, Minnesota <br /> Dear Mayor Van Nest: • <br /> After our meeting of March 28 , 1978 , it was agreed that <br /> our attorneys �oould meet and discuss Iegal issues regarding <br /> the Long Lake Interceptor question and City of Orono' s system <br /> statement. That meeting was held on March 30, 1978, and the <br /> purpose of this letter is to formally state the agreement <br /> reached at that time. <br /> The following has been reported to me as conclusions <br /> reached in that meeting and are agreeable to me: <br /> � 1. Orono will submit an interim comprehensive sewer plan � <br /> id�ntifying ti�e sewer service area set forth on the map dated <br /> N:arch 17, 1978, used at the meeting, as an interim local sewer <br /> service area covering the time period between now and 1980 or <br /> whenever the Land Planning Act comprehensive plan is prepared <br /> by Orono and approved by the Metropolitan Council, which ever <br /> occurs first. <br /> 2. The MUSA line and the Irletropolitan Sewer Service Region <br /> line will at this tirne remain unchanged. After the Land Planning <br /> Act comprehensive plan has been prepared by Orono and reviewed by <br /> its adjacent governnental units and affected school districts , <br /> the I�iUSA and MSSR may, as appropriate, be changed via the system <br /> plan amendment process established by Minn. Stat. Sections 473. 145 <br /> and 473. 146 ,and the Waste Management Policy Plan. <br /> 3 . Orono' s ultimate sewer capacity in the Long Lake inter- <br /> ceptor is 1. 09 million gallons per day. Orono may plan for the <br /> use of that capacity as it sees fit and may allocate the capacity <br /> as it feels appropriate within the confines of the service area <br /> designated in the interceptor design plans and specifications . <br /> Following the meeting, staff has reviewed all drafts of the <br /> Orono syste� statement. AccoLnpanying this letter is a revision <br /> of the Orono system statement which reflects the above agreed <br /> upon sewer capacity, and, I hope, reflects the agreement reached <br /> �� at the meeting of rlarch 30. As you may recall, the Metropolitan <br />