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The City needs to loop the water even if no new development occurs. New development provides new easements because it needs utility service. If no new development occurs, the City faces the need to acquire new easements solely at City cost. Sanitary Sewer The majority of properties in the study area have onsite septic systems for wastewater treatment. Only a few properties in the area have municipal sewer service . These are all west of Hodgson. They include homes on the north side of CR J, the closed bar /restaurant site, the existing insurance building, and the existing liquor store. There are capacity issues with some of the connection alternatives. The city's draft comprehensive sanitary sewer plan assumed that land west of Hodgson would be served by the system west of Hodgson (which includes the Woodridge Lane and White Pine Road options), and land east of Hodgson would be served by the system east of Hodgson (which includes the Ware Road and Ravens Court options). Connection Location Options • Shoreview Water: The Cities of Lino Lakes and Shoreview have a water interconnect at Woodridge Lane. In the past, this interconnect provided ongoing, supplementary water availability. However, Shoreview has closed this connection. It is available for emergency water service, but not available on an ongoing basis. This has increased the importance of looping the Lino Lakes system. Sewer: There are a few parcels with sewer service served by a special service pipe that connects to the City of Shoreview sewer system. Shoreview has stated that it will not plan to accommodate additional Lino Lakes development through this service line. Therefore, service for the rest of the study area must be provided by the Lino Lakes system. ■ Woodridge Lane Water: The City needs to create a loop connection to the Woodridge Lane water trunk, west of the study area. Because of this need, connecting to the Woodridge Lane water trunk is a priority. The challenge lies in the lack of any specified corridor for a utility easement between the existing homes. S The water loop could run along CR J, then turn north through new development in the study area. The CR J right of way is 100 feet wide in this location (50 feet on each side Draft: October 31, 2006 Hodgson/CR J Master Plan page 20