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5.3.10 Baldwin RMU Subwatershed Table 21. RMU Specific Actions: Baldwin RMU Evaluate the potential to implement volume reduction practices in the catchments discharging to stormwater- sensitive wetlands which are at risk under current conditions. Develop Subwatershed Management Plan. 5.3.11 Middle Rice Creek RMU Subwatershed Table 22. RMU Specific Actions: Middle Rice Creek RMU Work with MnDOT to address corridor gaps and wildlife barriers in Middle Creek RMU. Wetlands at risk from stormwater should be evaluated for reducing volume effects in the catchments. Develop Resource Management System Plan. 5.3.12 Wilkinson RMU Subwatershed Table 23. RMU Specific Actions: Wilkinson RMU Develop Subwatershed Management Plan. 5.4. Implementation Costs The estimated costs for the City of Lino Lakes to implement the city -wide and RMU- specific actions included in this implementation plan as defined in Section 5.1 are summarized in Table 24. These actions are broken down into 3 project types; 1) Capital Improvement Projects (CIP), 2) Programs, and 3) Studies. Capital Improvement Projects include but are not limited to new stormwater capacity, quality or volume control improvements as well as wetland mitigation or restoration activities. Programs include ongoing education, inspection, maintenance, and pollution prevention activities that are necessary to maintain the existing system and meet the requirements of the City's NPDES permit. The Study category includes projects necessary to evaluate the City's system including subwatershed drainage plans and feasibility studies. Actions in the implementation plan as defined in Sections 5.2 and 5.3 are summarized in Table 25. The total estimated cost to implement this plan, including City -wide and all RMU Subwatershed Areas, is $2,901,800 over 10 years, or approximately $290,180 per year. It should be noted, that some of the costs should be recovered through surface water management impact fees collected in conjunction with development. While there are some infrastructure costs included here, it is fairly minimal on infrastructure projects. The majority of costs are related to maintenance of the existing system and satisfying the programmatic requirements of the City's NPDES permit. It is further assumed that once the more detailed RMU Subwatershed Plans are completed, more of the infrastructure costs will be defined so it can be included in developer fees for each area. City of Lino Lakes SWMP 1 February 8, 2013 Draft 81