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• • • Planning and Zoning Board July 13, 1983 Page -6- are all inter connected and he felt Lino Lakes should be a part of that over all system in terms of providing life savings benefits for everyone. Sanitary Sewer Service - Metropolitan Waste Control Commission has provided capacity in the Blaine system and about mile of interceptor will have to be constructed. Metro Waste Control' has assured Mr. Davidson that when the City shows the need there will be service. If for some reason the installation is not completed when the plat is ready for service, interim service can be had from the Circle Pines sanitary sewer near the intersection of Keith Road and Lake Drive. Roads - All streets will be constructed to City standards. Mr. McLean questioned the comment in Mr. Davidson letter regarding a seven ton street design. This would be less than required under the City street standard design. Mr. Davidson said the amount of traffic on these streets would not warrant a full standard street. Mr. Doocy asked if soil con- ditions would not warrant the heavier base? Would the street hold? Mr Davidson said that anywhere there are soil problems in a street right - of -way there will be measures taken to excavate and remove the organic soils and build the roadway to specifications, seven ton design. Mr. Ostlie asked if a lift station will be required for the sanitary sewer. Mr. Davidson said one would be required somewhere in the vacinity of Lake Drive and Highway #49. It will be sized initially to deal with the Rice Lake Estates Plat and build in the ability to increase the pump- ing capacity by either adding pumps or some other method. It will be built to service a particular service area not just the plat. This is subject to the Council establishing a service area. The Council may not want to do this but tell the developer to install his own facility. Mr.. Davidson will be recommending that it be dealt with on an area wide basis. Storm Water Drainage - It is recommended that storm water not be carried over 600 feet. The developer will be providing a drainage plan. General Comments - Mr. Davidson reviewed his letter of June 20, 1983 regarding his general comments. The grading plan will have to be approved by the DNR. Mr. Davidson felt this plat is very workable, a very workable plan. Mr. McLean asked if the sewer recommendations relates to using the Circle Pines system temporarily until the Blaine interceptor is completed. Mr. Davidson said they are really looking at using the permanent Blaine system. Metro Waste says it could be constructed as early as next spring. The developer is looking at building model homes before that time and something temporary will have to be considered or at least build the model homes without sewer facilities. Mr. McLean asked about the water system, if this plat is not connected to the Circle Pines system are we looking at a well such as is in Country Lakes? Mr. Davidson said, yes. Mr. McLean asked if the developer will bear the entire cost of this well? Mr. Davidson said a service area will have to be established by the Council. The developer could put the system in to service just his development and turn the system over to the