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Wellhead Protection Plan ‐ Part 2 June 2015 City of Lino Lakes, MN WSB Project No. 2029‐43 Page26 Objective A4: Investigate “unlocated” or undocumented wells within the City and DWSMA. Action A4: Provide data to MDH, County well management, and the Minnesota Geological Survey regarding the measured location of “unlocated” and undocumented wells, and investigate the “as built” construction of wells without construction records. Who: City of Lino Lakes Sta ff Cooperators: MDH, Hugo, Centerville,CirclePines,Blaine Time Frame: 5 to 7 years Estimated Cost: unknown How: Apply for grant funding to investigate the location of unlocated wells through Objective A2, surface measurements, and inspections. Objective A5: Incorporate WHP initiatives into City Plans Action A5: The City will use this Wellhead Protection Plan as a resource when updating its Comprehensive Plan, Local Water Management Plan, Water Supply Plan, and other relevant plans. Who: City of Lino Lakes Staff orconsultants Cooperators: City of Hugo, CirclePines,Centerville Time Frame: When other plans are revised Estimated Cost: Varies per plan How: WHP initiatives willbeaddressedandincorporatedinto the City’s variousplan updates. Objective A6: Identify New High-Capacity Wells within the DWSMA. Action A6: The City will identify new high capacity wells that are proposed for construction in or near the City’s DWSMA, and/or major changes to groundwater appropriations for existing high capacity wells, to determine whether the pumping of wells will alter the current boundaries of the DWSMA delineations or other portions of the City’s WHP Plan. Who: City of Lino Lakes Sta ff or consultant Cooperators: Comprehensive WaterSupplyPlancontents Time Frame: 3 to 5 years Estimated Cost: varies How: City will request to be notified of new permits or changes to existing appropriation permits for high capacity wells near the DWSMA. If determined to potentially be impactful, City Staff, Consultant, and MDH will be requested to evaluate whether proposed pumping will change the boundaries of the DWSMA delineated for the City’s wells or if the vulnerability of the aquifer will be affected.