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June 25, 1973 Mr. Bohjanen said we must adopt a sewer plan before the MSB will start anything. Mr. Carley said the comprehensive sewer plan must be filed along with a resolution stating that the Council has adopted this plan, also, there must be a five year plan for extension of the laterals. This is a Federal ruling and Centerville must do the same. Mr. Cardinal seconded the motion. The roll call vote; Mr. Cardinal, Yes Mr. Jaworski, No; Mr. Marier, No; Mr. Zelinka, Yes; Mr. Bohjanen, Yes. Motion carried. Mr. Locher reminded the Council that Ordinance No. 57B, dealing with the authorization to collect the SAC had not been passed. After discussion, the Council decided to study' th i s Ordinance and deal with it at the next Council meeting. Mr. Zelinka moved to put Ordinance No. 57B on the next agenda for consider- ation. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Carley presented the map his firm had prepared for the comprehensive sewer plan for the entire V i I l age. He said this map had been prepared in conjunction with the land use map proposed by the Planning and Zoning Board. There was much discussion on the areas covered and how they were to be served. Mr. Rehbeing asked about serving the Treatment Center. Mr. Carley said this is in doubt -there has been some discussion on closing the center. He said this map is what the MSB needs to be able to finalize their plans for the interceptor. Mr. Marier asked about the cost of this plan in comparasion to Plan #2 as submitted by the MSB Study. Mr. Carley said this is a full gravity flow system as opposed to lift stations in the MSB plan and the construction costs run about $100,00.00 to $150,000.00 less. Mr. Carley suggested that the construction program required by the Federal Law in 5 year increments could be 1) Chomonix, 2) Shenandoah, 3) West side of Reshanau Lake 4) Lakeview area, and 5) Highway 1649 area. Mr. Locher read the following resolution: "Be it hereby resolved that the Village of Lino Lakes, Anoka County, Minnesota does support the Lino Lakes - Centerville interceptor plans but strongly urges the Metro Council and the Metro Sewer Board to seriously consider the plans as proposed by the Village Engineer, Milner W. Carley & Assoc., in that same are by a sizable sum, less costly and still quite feasible and in that the system recommended thereby is a full gravity flow system; and in that the Vi I l age Counci I , further strongly urges the Metro Council and the Metro Sewer Board to proceed with construction as soon as possible as the need for said interceptor is immediate and urgent." Mr. Zelinka moved to adopt the Resolution. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. The motion passed with Mr. Marier voting, No, becasue he didn't know what the taxpayers of the Village will have to pay for this interceptor. 1@ 5