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~' • 11. The city has indicated, subsequent to submission of this proposed amendment, its knowledge of two sites on the University of Minnesota property that are served by wastewater holding tanks. 12. The city's housing element focuses on housing rehabilitation, maintenance and neighborhood renewal. This is consistent with the Council's housing policies. RECOMMENDATIONS That the Metropolitan Council: Adopt the above findings and the staff report as part of these recommendations. 2. Inform the city that it may place the amendment into effect and no plan modification is required. 3. Direct the city of Falcon Heights to prepare a Tier I and Tier II comprehensive sanitary sewer plan for the city that specifically addresses the integrity of the system, the source(s) of the increased flows and projections of future flows to the Metropolitan Sanitary Sewer System from the city. Such a plan should include the source and volume of sanitary sewer flow from the University of Minnesota and the State Fairgrounds. The plan can also serve as the city's response to its 1988 Sanitary Sewer System Statement. • 4. Strongly encourage the city of Falcon Heights to continue efforts that reduce and eliminate sources of I/I to the Metropolitan Sanitary Sewer System. The Council encourages the implementation of a plan to terminate direct sump pump connections to the sanitary sewer system. 5. Recommend the city of Falcon Heights contact the University of Minnesota to obtain confirmation of sufficient on-going operation and maintenance for each site on its property utilizing wastewater holding tanks, and recommend their elimination by connection to the University's sanitary sewer collection system.