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If the project is determined to be feasible and to have greater benefits than damages, it can be allowed to proceed to construction. The costs of the project are assessed to landowners, within the drainage area of the ditch, who are determined to benefit from the project. The public ditch systems are an integral part of the RMP, and the RMP serves as the ditch repair alternative for each system. Updated ditch maps and system data were developed based on field surveys and historic records (see Appendix A, RMP, Figure 3). Profile and repair reports have been completed for all of these ditch systems, and the Resource Management Unit (RMU) recommendations integrate ditch repair implementation projects. Stormsewer and Stormwater Treatment Features The City's stormsewer network and catalogued treatment devices and structures, as available in GIS, are included in the summary map for reference. The City is also actively updating their infrastructure database and will be adding information, such as pond normal water levels (NWL) and high water levels (HWL) in the future, but was not comprehensively available at this time. The RCWD also has hydrologic and hydraulic information available for the system and should be contacted if that information is needed. The numbering system and level of resolution of the RCWD data and modeling was not consistent with City information, so the RCWD information should be obtained directly from the RCWD. City of Lino Lakes SWMP I February 8, 2013 Draft 139