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Ms. Katie Larsen <br />09/05/2024 <br />Page 2 <br />Water Supply <br />The City's 2040 Comprehensive Plan identifies this area being served by Lino Lakes via a <br />12" trunk water line. Lino Lakes City water is about 1.5 miles away and the City is not <br />considering an extension at this time. In the interim the site will be supplied by the existing <br />White Bear Lake Township infrastructure that is located across the Rapp farmland in Lino <br />Lakes and into the north end of North Oaks. This will require a Joint Powers Agreement <br />between all of the Cities involved. <br />The development is proposing two (2) current 8" connections with an 8" stub at the north <br />end for a future connection to Ash Street (CR 32). The connection at the south end will be <br />required to be a 12" connection and the 12" watermain will be extended to the north end to <br />meet the City's 2040 Comprehensive Plan. Otherwise, the development will include a water <br />system with 8- inch diameter water main and various stub sizes being extended to each lot <br />depending on its use. <br />Current and future ownership and maintenance of all existing utility infrastructure will need to <br />be clarified between the developer North Oaks Farms, White Bear Lake Township, and the <br />Cities of North Oaks and Lino Lakes. <br />• Sanitary Sewer <br />Sanitary sewer collection for the Wilkinson Waters Development is proposed to connect to <br />the existing assumed White Bear Lake Township infrastructure that is located across the <br />Rapp farmland in Lino Lakes. There is also an existing 18 inch sanitary sewer line located <br />at the intersection of Wilkinson Lake Blvd/CR J (81)/CSAH 21 that is believed to be owned <br />and maintained by White Bear Township as well and is planned to serve Lino Lakes sewer <br />district 4. This will require a Joint Powers Agreements between developer North Oaks <br />Farms, White Bear Lake Township, and the Cities of North Oaks and Lino Lakes. Per the <br />Centerville Road Sanitary Sewer memo updated 4/22/21, the City of Lino Lakes service <br />district 4 has 354 GPM capacity reserved in the Centerville Road trunk line. <br />There is an additional lift station planned in the future to serve the remainder of district 4 <br />that will pump into the 18" line located at the intersection of Wilkinson Lake Blvd/CR J <br />(81)/CSAH 21. This forcemain can be drilled within City or County right of way in the <br />future. The 8 inch line that is being required to extend to Ash Street would only serve a <br />small localized area of sewer district 4. <br />The City would be open to extending the 18 inch through the site to serve as much of the <br />development as possible. However, due to depth, the senior apartments would still need <br />to be connected to the deeper 8 inch line as proposed. A future forcemain tie in to the 18 <br />inch would need to be accommodated. This will be further evaluated through the <br />preliminary plat process. <br />The site will otherwise be served by 8- inch diameter main along with various sized service <br />pipes being extended to each lot depending on its use. An additional sanitary sewer stub <br />will be extended to the north at Ash Street (CR 32) for future connections. <br />Wilkinson Waters Development - Engineering Review <br />
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