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1 1 COUNCIL WORK SESSION MARCH 9, 1987 A Work Session of the Lino Lakes City Council with City Engineer Ron Stahlberg started at 5:00 PM with dinner in the Senior Center. Mayor Benson, Council members Marier, Bisel, Reinert, and Bohjanen were present. Public Works Director, Don Volk and Clerk - Treasurer, Marilyn Anderson were also present. Mr. Stahlberg displayed a map showing all the developable areas in Lino Lakes. He explained the yellow area is the area he is proposing to be included within the MUSA line for services before the year 2000 and the green area is planned for services after the year 2000. Mr Stahlberg noted that the City has been allotted an additional seven hundred acres to be included in the MUSA line and he is determining what areas should be added to the present boundaries. He has been to Metro Council and feels he has a good chance of selling them the map he has outlined but if he has to exclude some areas he is suggesting excluding the West Shadow Lake Drive area and the area east of Pheasant Run. Mr. Stahlberg will do his best to get. Metro Council to accept the map as now drawn. The first overlay on the map shows potential areas of development and the number of residential units that could be built in that area. The second overlay shows a layout of the municipal sewer system. Mr. Stahlberg's question regarding this map is where will the interceptor enter Lino Lakes from Shoreview. Mr. Marier asked Mr. Stahlberg to explain the situation regarding the interceptor on Centerville Road just south of Lino Lakes. Mr. Stahlberg did not know this situation and Mr. Marier asked him to check on this as he heard that it will be brought to the Lino Lakes border. The third overlay on the map shows the municipal water system. Mr. Stahlberg is looking at an area near where Tomahawk Trail meets Birch Street on the Lehman property for a location of the water storage tower. He noted that Mr. Rehbein has offered a site just north of Shenandoah Park for a tower but feels the soils may not be suitable. He is open to suggestions from the Council for a tower location and feels more than one tower may be needed. Computer calculations will determine if more than one is needed and the vicinity where they should be located. There was discussion on the size of the area one tower serves. Factors to be considered are fire protection and land use. Mayor Benson asked if the tower at the prison could be used in the service of the area north of 35W. Mr. Stahlberg said possibly as a backup since it is small. Page 1 oo.