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- 2 - 2. The City will accomplish plan and regulatory control adoption by December 31, 1976. 3. The City will prepare and adopt plans and regulatory controls which address Metropolitan Council expectations in the following areas: a. The City will define an urban service area based on the capacity of the Lino Lakes Interceptor in the area served by the interceptor and will generally define methods of allocating interceptor 'capacity during the next fifteen years within this urban service area. The Lexington Park Lakeview area will also be defined as an urban service area based on allocation of capacity in the Blaine Interceptor. b. Outside ofthe urban service area the City will establish development density standards. These standards will apply on an interim basis while the City develops and adopts'a long- term rural area growth management strategy through the municipal comprehensive planning process. c. The City will amend its zoning ordinance to include a restrictive soils provision. d. The City will define existing and potential septic tank problem areas and adopt appropriate offical controls to assure that development in such areas will not create additional or new pollution problems. e. If Minnesota Pollution Control Agency on -site sewage disposal installation and maintenance standards are promulgated by November 1976, the City will adopt an ordinance consistent with them. If MPCA regulations are not -enacted by November 1976, the Cil'y will add on -site disposal system maintenance provisions to the current City septic tank regulations which will be used until the MPCA regulations become law. In either case the City will adopt on -site sewage disposal provision which will provide for the following: 1) Minimum standards for the installation of new systems. 2) Minimum standards and procedures for monitoring and main- taining new and existing disposal systems. 3) Methods of improving existing systems which need upgrading to meet the established minimum standards. 4) Cooperate with Anoka• County Comprehensive Health Board and the Rice Creek Watershed Board for groundwater quality monitoring in areas with septic tank systems. 5) Provide public information for on -sit disposal system operation and maintenance. 6) Positive support for City enforcement personnel to administer the above regulations.