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D. SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS: The proposed improvements will connect to a 21 -inch sanitary sewer stub just north of Main Street. This line will only serve the proposed lots that abut Main Street. Any development to the north will be required to connect into the Metropolitan Councils interceptor currently located to the east at the City limits between Lino Lakes and Hugo on the north side of Main Street. The existing pipe stub is 27 -feet deep. A manhole will be installed at the stub to allow a smaller and shallower pipe to be extended north. The sanitary sewer extension will be 8- inches in size with a manhole installed at the new intersection 285 feet to the north. Two sanitary sewer stubs will be installed to the east and west providing service to the properties abutting Main Street. The remainder of the sanitary sewer service area will be serviced by the Metropolitan Councils 27 -inch interceptor. The extension of the interceptor from the easterly City limits will require utility easements to bring the pipe over to Otter Lake Road north of Phase No. 1. These easements will be secured with the development of the affected parcels. E. WATERMAIN IMPROVEMENTS: The proposed improvements will connect to a 16 -inch watermain stub located just north of Main Street. This is a trunk line for the City and the project will extend the 16 -inch line to the north end of the new roadway. There will be 8 -inch watermain stubs east and west for the developments. A hydrant will be installed at the end of the watermain line for flushing and testing purposes, F. RIGHT -OF -WAY AND EASEMENT ACQUISITION: Acquisition of private property will be required to provide adequate right -of -way for Otter Lake Road. The ultimate lane configuration for Otter Lake Road has been analyzed to determine the total amount of right -of -way necessary. The majority of the proposed right -of -way acquisition will require 60 feet from each property owner with a small portion of the west property requiring 66 feet. In addition, a utility easement will be necessary for the future construction of the Metropolitan Council's Page 6 14817.004