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proposed land use change for the identified parcels from Park/Open Space to Civic/Institutional. 4. Page 3-14 — Table 3-3: 2030 Future Land Use Acreages has been updated to reflect the reduction in Gross Acres of Park & Open Space by 28 acres, and an addition in Gross Acres of Civic/Institutional by 28 acres. 5. Page 3-19 — Parks and Open Space will be modified to reflect the updated gross acres of Park and Open Space to 3,425 acres, or 16.1 % of the city's total land area, and the gross acreage of Civic/Institution to 496 acres, or 2.3%; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the City Council of The City of Lino Lakes hereby approves the following amendments to Chapter 7, Sanitary Sewer Plan: 1. Provide sanitary sewer service from District No. 1 as opposed to District No. 4 as currently guided subject to review and approval by the Metropolitan Council as required by Minnesota Statute 473.858. 2. Page 7-4 — Figure 7-2: Sanitary Sewer District Map has been modified to reallocate the identified parcels in Sanitary Sewer District 1F instead of 4B. 3. Page 7-6 — Figure 7-3: Future Sanitary Sewer System with Full Build out Future Land Use Map has been modified to show the identified parcels reflecting a Public/Semi- Public land use as opposed to Park & Open Space. 4. Page 7-9 — Forecasts by Sewer Districts: Sewer District 1, first paragraph, last sentence has been modified as follows: a. There are about 779 developable acres in District 1 currently designated as low density sewered residential, 82 acres designated as medium density residential, 21 acres designated as mixed use -residential, 12 acres designated mixed use - commercial, 7 acres designated commercial, and 28 acres designated Civic/Institutional. 5. Page 7-10 — Forecasts by Sewer Districts: Sewer District 1, Last paragraph, last sentence has been added as follows: a. Approximately 39 acres of low density residential will probably not be developed by 2030. 6. Page 7-10 — Forecasts by Sewer Districts: Sewer District 4, first paragraph, fourth sentence has been modified as follows: a. District 4 contains approximately 558 developable acres designated as low density residential, 48 acres medium density, 9 acres high density, and 20 acres mixed use residential. 7. Page 7-13 — Table 7-3: Summary of Projected Flows — 2015 has been modified to include the reallocated Civic/Institutional sanitary sewer flows in Sub -District 1F as follows: Sub -Dist. Average Daily Flow Peaking Factor Peak Flow Residential Non- Residential Total 1F 0.114 0.006 0.120 3.900 0.468 Sub -Total 0.652 0.012 0.664 3.300 2.191 Total 6.733 2