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• • F. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN (CIP) Adequate' of Water Supply System. Are water supply installations, treatment facilities and distribution systems adequate to sustain-current and projected demands? C] Yes 0,No If no, :describe any potential: capital improvements over the next ten years and state the reasons for the proposed- changes. CIP Attachment :-(B) The current water supply wells, treatments and storage will require additions during the next ten year period. (See CIP Attachment B) Proposed Water Sources: Does your current .CIP .include the addition of new *tilt or intakes? Yes 0-No If yes list 'the: the: ,intinber of new installa ions and projected water demands from ;each fc the:next ten yew Plans for new production' wells-mustlnclude the; geologic .source forination,well lobo and: . ... P�Po p��.capacity .. .::. .. .: , sed: - The City's current OP for the next 10 years include wells, storage facilities, and a water treatment plant. Well locations are shown on water system plan. (See Attachment B) ;Water Source . lternative 'If water so s=ure solaces that were considered. and_any posiiitliti e-s of jolt for development of supplies: .: `` ; The conjunctive use of surface and groundwater is not feasible for Lino Lakes as there are no rivers within the City limits. Standards for using surface water for municipal water supply would require a complex water treatment plant to meet the regulations. There are no alternative sources to ground water available for use by the City. : preventativeMamtenanc Ae* pre ** ativeprograms..sad:measares•w.11 help-zediuce the f emergency _'s�tuattons.�:Identify sections of the s3? t* tit are .' to fall due.to age s inateaalsor other probleans. °.3 is.info onshould'be_ used to prioritize capital improvements, motive made, and to determine thelypes of iiiaterialt (pipes, valves, coup`l�pps, etc.) to have in stock to reduce repa time. The City has an annual well inspection on all production wells and provides system maintenance as required to keep system at full operating capacity as required to meet the water demands.