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S:\Community Development\Projects\Planning Studies\2040 Comprehensive Plan\Agency Review\Affected Jurisdictions Review\20191106 Comments Review Page 4 2040 Comp Plan Review Key 11/6/2019 Material Editorial Note Commenter Date Comment #Page Section, Figure, Table, Etc.Column Comment MaterialEditorialNotePlan Change Made (Y/N) Comment Responses / Action Comments represent changes in material and content of the plan. Comments represent spelling, grammatical, clarification, or visual issues with graphics. Generally consist of a statement expressing a perspective. 2 Centerville’s DWSMA (attached map) extends into Lino Lakes. We would like to note the existence of ISTS and private wells in Centerville’s DWSMA and encourage programs to eliminate both as soon as practical. X N The City of Lino Lakes shares the same concerns, noting that the entire City of Centerville lies within the DWSMA for Lino Lakes. Water and Sanitary Sewer have been extended to service these areas. The City anticipates removal of existing systems as development takes place. 3 Planned Land Uses in Centerville’s DWSMA include Industrial uses. Restrictions on these uses should be considered to ensure the prevention of contamination of the City’s water supply. Centerville requests an opportunity to review and comment on Conditional Use Permits or other zoning applications for industrial uses within our DWSMA. X N As noted above the Lino Lakes DWSMA encompasses all of Centerville and Centerville’s DWSMA. Lino Lakes would welcome shared opportunities between both communities to review and comment on projects within our respective communities. 4 We have received several inquiries from prospective developers wishing to develop property adjacent to Centerville, but whose properties are in the later utility staging areas as shown on your plan. If requested by the City of Lino Lakes, Centerville could likely provide interim water and sewer service to these areas to facilitate earlier development. X N The area in question is located within our Utility Stage 1B (2025-2030) consistent with our growth management policy’s. The City does not anticipate the need for interim services in this location. 5a Page 6-11 Table 6-3 21st Ave. – Says it will connect 80th with Main Street. It seems that, with the Lennar Development layout, this is no longer true. X N The Lennar project (Watermark) does provide an internal network of city streets that is intended to provide for connectivity to the north. While 21st Avenue now physically connects to CSAH 54 the purpose of the plan is to ensure internal connectivity to the north. 5b Page 6-11 Table 6-3 21st Ave. – We would like to see a future connection between Main Street and Cedar Street listed, since the right-of-way is in place to do so.X N Already shown as existing. 5c Page 6-11 Table 6-3 73rd St. – It is unclear as to what is meant by this connection. X Y This was intended to reference connection of 73rd to a north/south alignment of 21st Avenue. This segment was constructed as part of Watermark in 2019. 5d Page 6-11 Table 6-3 New East/West Street between Peltier Lake Drive and 21st Ave. – We would be interested in the location of this connection. X N This is a planned roadway located approximately ½ mile north of 73rd/CSAH 54 intersection. In accordance with Anoka County’s access spacing guidelines and the City’s 35E Corridor AUAR, this intersection will provide access from CSAH 54 into both the Watermark development and the agricultural land immediately west.