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Little Canada City Council Little Canada Planning Commission January 18, 1982 Page Two 2. The sewer map as included in the plan is not large enough to be useful. A map using a larger scale should be attached, along with a table on the design capacity versus ultimate needs for each drainage area of the local trunk sewer systems. If septic tank pumpage is permitted into the system, the location of the site(s) should also be indicated. 3. The plan should project the number of sewer connections and /or residential equivalent connections to be made by year for the next five years. It is noted that the plan has indicated that several industrial parks will be developed by 1990, however, no industrial wastewater flow k projected. Projection of residential equivalent connections should be inclusive of industrial sources. 4. There are no provisions in the plan for the licensing of septic tank pumpers, or re- quirements that the pumpers report the amount of septage and location of septage disposal sites on an annual basis. The City should establish such a program. Licenses should be issued only to those who meet training and knowledge requirements as evidenced by the satisfactory completion of a certifications program. 5. The City should report to the Commission the following information annually: (a) (b) (c) Number and location of reported on -site system problems. Amount of septage pumped and location of septage disposal sites. List of pumpers who serve the City. " PLANNING INVENTORY METROPOLITAN COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION The City should amend its plan under the provisions of Minnesota Statutes Section 473.856 to include the amended boundary of Grass- Vadnois Lake Regional Park and the regional snowmobile trail from Phalen- Keller Regional Park to Keller -Bald Eagle Lake Regional Park as defined in the Ramsey County Comprehensive Plan. ':ESPONSE Page 91 - Parks and Recreation Facilities, Paragraph 3 - Change to Rea as Follows: Further recreational needs can be accommodated by usage of regional parks such as the Grass Lake - Vadnais Lake Park Preserve. This 1,380 acre regional park is located in the extreme northern portion of Little Canada and in contiguous portions of the Cities of Shoreview and Vadnais Heights. It should be noted that in the approved Master Plan, no provisions for local or neighborhood recreational facilities were made. The provision of neighborhood playgrounds will be the responsibility of Little Canada and the other municipalities. 6,0