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• To meet the objective of completing recommended improvements to the roadway system within the planning horizon of the Plan, the City will continue to develop, in cooperation with the State and the County, a list of projects that will collectively result in the achievement of the desired system. For example: o the City should continue to work with Anoka County, Mn /DOT and the Metropolitan Council to plan for the connection of Main Street to 80th Street E via a "northern bypass ", including a new I -35E interchange and a new I -35W interchange, as described in the 2004 CSAH 14 Study o the City should also continue to work with these agencies for the implementation of a full interchange at I -35E and County Road Sanitary Sewer Plan • Evaluate and approve the 2008 Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Plan concurrently with the review of the Comprehensive Plan Update Chapter on Sanitary Sewer. • Annually review and evaluate the sanitary sewer rate structure and connection charges, to assure adequate funding of the sanitary trunk system • Review development proposals in light of the future sanitary sewer system layout presented in the Plan, and incorporate needed trunk sewers into developers' plans were appropriate. • Investigate the costs and benefits of requiring "point of sale" inspections for Individual Sewage Treatment Systems (ISTS) in addition to the periodic inspections currently required. • Initiate negotiations with White Bear Township to formalize the agreement to reserve capacity in the Township's Centerville Road line for additional effluent generated as development occurs in Sewer District 4. • Continue to monitor and correct infiltration and inflow (I &I) throughout the sanitary sewer system. • Review the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) annually, with particular attention to projects upcoming during the next two year period Water Supply Plan • Evaluate and approve the 2008 Comprehensive Water Supply Plan concurrently with the review of the Comprehensive Plan Update Chapter on Water Supply. • Annually review and evaluate the water rate structure and connection charges, to assure adequate funding of the water supply system. • Review development proposals in light of the water supply system layout presented in the Plan, and incorporate needed new mains, water towers, wells and water treatment into developers' plans as appropriate. • Implement the groundwater protection plan to protect the groundwater source from contamination. • Continue working with adjacent communities to provide adequate water for emergency service. • Protect the water supply through conservation efforts that reduce water demand, improve water use efficiency, and reduce loss and waste of water. • Initiate negotiations with White Bear Township for interconnection with their system to provide service to the West Oaks area. 11 -6 • • •