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6. The City will cooperate with the Watershed Districts to address concerns related to impaired waters and, as the Watershed Districts complete TMDL studies, will manage land use to avoid impacts to water resources within the City. 7. The City will continue to implement the City's MS4 Permit and SWPPP requirements. 8. Funding Mechanisms. The City will continue to use general fund revenues and storm water utility funds to fund improvements when needed to address water quality and quantity concerns and maintain city -owned storm water management facilities. The City's commitments to system maintenance are described in detail in its MS4 permit and SWPPP. The City requires that developers finance the improvements that are required with new development and redevelopment to ensure that private developments meet City and watershed requirements. 9. Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The City's CIP will incorporate specific implementation strategies for surface water management as part of the budgeting process. 10. The City's inspection and maintenance program and pollution prevention/good 10-13 housekeeping is completed under the MS4 Permit and documented per the SWPPP. 11. The City will continue to implement the strategies and recommendations as needed from the Old Village Area Regional Stormwater Management Study that was completed by SEH, in May 2015, to continue to address and mitigate the Old Village Area flooding problems and to protect resources in the Down's Lake Watershed and downstream. 12. City Ordinances. The City's adopted ordinances that provide standards and regulations to manage water resources include the following: • Chapter 53 Storm water Management Utility • Chapter 91 Forests and Trees • Chapter 150 Illicit Discharge and Connection • Chapter 152 Flood Plain Management • Chapter 153 Subdivision Regulations • Chapter 154 Zoning Code IMPLEMENTATION THE CITY OF City of Lake Elmo Comprehensive Plan 2040 ��