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I. The plan should contain adopted community forecasts of households and employment in Live -year increments to 2020, based on the Council's 2020 forecasts with any subsequent negotiated modifications. The plan should include a map(s) of the existing and proposed sanitary sewer system, including identification of interceptor service areas, that depicts connections to the interceptors and staging in Live -year increments through 2020: and including identification of intercommunity connections and copies of intercommunity service agreements(see LPH, page 4.7) 3. The plan should include projected flows for the entire City and for each connection point to the metropolitan system. These projections should be made annually for the first five years and in five - year increments through 2020. The plan should describe the methodology and assumptions used for calculating the flows. (see LPH, page 4.7) 4. Map showing proposed land use by local service area as proposed in the plan 5. City goals, policies and strategies for preventing and reducing excessive infiltration and inflow (I /I) in the local sewer system including: • Requirements and standards for minimizing I/I and illegal sump pump connections • Extent, source and significance of existing 1/I programs and analysis of costs for remediation; and • Program strategy, priorities, scheduling, regulations, and financing mechanisms for reducing and preventing the problem. In this case, the city has been assigned a specific inflow /infiltration (I/I) reduction goal and is expected to develop and adopt a five -year plan to remove the excess I/I that can be cost - effectively eliminated. The final plan submission must address this requirement. Individual Sewage Treatment Systems (ISTS) For more information on ISTS, please contact Jim Larsen, Environmental Planning & Evaluation Department. MCES at 651-602-1159 References below are to sections of the Local Planning Handbook (LPH), May 1997 edition. See also page 9 of the Council's informal review comments letter, dated 2/11/99. Two (2) copies of the following. The final plan needs to identify the number of on -site septic systems that remain in use in the city, and provide a discussion concerning the city's on -site system management program. One area Council staff is most concerned with is how the city tracks systems to insure they are either pumped or inspected at least once every three years. A copy of the city's on -site system ordinance also needs to be submitted in conjunction with the final plan. (see LPH, page 4.7-4.8) Surface Water Management For more information on Surface Water Management, please contact Jim Larsen, Environmental Planning & Evaluation Department, MCES at 651 -602 - 1 159. References below are to sections of the Local Planning Handbook (LPH), May 1997 edition. Three (3) copies of the following. Currently the Metropolitan Council is requiring all local governments within the seven county metropolitan area to adopt the Council's Interim Strategy to Reduce iVonpoint Source Pollution to All Metropolitan Water Bodies. The City will need to include in its final plan, at a minimum, policy statements, which address the requirements of the Council's Interim Strategy. The city should indicate whether it has adopted the strategy or adopted and implemented the necessary land use controls. If such Page 15