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6. The City of Lake Elmo will achieve a city -wide population of 24,000 by 2030. All population will be counted. Lake Elmo will use 6,600 RECs by 2030. All RECs used will be counted. 7. Should the City determine to extend Regional Sewer service to the existing Cimarron manufactured housing neighborhood (500 RECs), existing Old Village housing (up to 500 RECs), and/or new Old Village housing (up to 500 RECs), all utilized RECs shall be counted toward the expected community totals. Up to 1,000 RECs may be used in the Old Village area of Lake Elmo. It is understood that the average density of the aforementioned Old Village units shall be at least 3 units per acre. The City will complete its required plan modifications by April 15, 2005 and submit its plan to adjacent communities for review by that time. This will allow time for the City to corplete its local planning and review processes and submit its required plan modifications to the Council on for before June 15, 2005 and prior to the expiration of the nine -month plan modification period specified in state law. 9. The City's comprehensive plan shall be flexible enough to allow for possible limited post 2030 development, redevelopment, or environmental mitigation utilizing any Regional Sewer capacity (see paragraph 5) that may remain post 2030. 10. The signatories will present and recommend these guidelines to their respective governing bodies for consideration with the understanding that: (a) the adoption of a modified comprehensive plan ultimately is the responsibility of the full Lake Elmo City Council; and (b) the full governing body of the Metropolitan Council ultimately is responsible for reviewing the plan submitted by the City and determining whether the modified comprehensive plan conforms with metropolitan system plans. /'� OTbqhalf of City of Lak Ii o: Bean A. Johnston, Mayor Bate: Z04956 /— 2 1/27/2005 3:02 PM On e If �'' metro Council: ter Bell, Cha r Date: 7/0 Page 2 of 2 Pages