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NORTHWEST ASSOCIATED CONSULTANTS, INC. <br />4800 Olson Memorial Highway, Suite 202, Golden Valley, MIN 56422 <br />Telephone: 763. 231.2555 Facsimile: 763.231.2561 planneisrtanacplaruiind.com <br />MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Little Canada Planning Commission <br />FROM: Stephen Grittman <br />DATE: February 3, 2012 <br />RE: Little Canada — Subdivision Ordinance Amendments <br />FILE NO: 758.10— 12.01 <br />Background and Analysis <br />The City has proposed some technical amendments to the Subdivision Ordinance that <br />are designed to establish a standard for the installation of sanitary sewer lift stations <br />and a requirement for the looping of watermain. The intent of the ordinance <br />amendments is too add specificity and the weight of ordinance requirement (rather than <br />staff or City Engineer recommendation) to these requirements. <br />For the lift station, the language specifies that the type of equipment will be established <br />by City Council resolution, along with a series of design requirements, and also makes a <br />specific reference to the City's ability to determine when lift stations will be allowed. The <br />reason for this amendment is that lift stations create an extraordinary need for ongoing <br />cost (power) and maintenance which is not necessarily covered by the development <br />installing the equipment. The City typically prefers sanitary sewer design that minimizes <br />the use of lift stations to ensure greater efficiency and lower operating costs over the <br />long term. <br />Developers will sometimes propose lift stations due to lower up -front development costs <br />where the extension of a gravity -based sewer system is more difficult. In some cases, <br />the City will consider these requests, but it is important for the City to have a clear <br />authority over both usage and equipment manufacturer to ensure the best long term <br />design and operation. <br />
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