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Mounds View City Council February 12, 1990 Regular Meeting Page Three 111 so that the plan can be forwarded to the Rice Creek Watershed District, who will have 60 days for the review process . Once the Council finally adopts the plan, the Comp Plan and applicable ordinances will have to be amended. Mr . Minetor added Staff will make sure those sections of the municipal code that need revising are addressed in a timely manner. Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve the storm water management plan, as submitted, for presentation to the Rice Creek Watershed District. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Finance Director Brager reported the Council had 9. Presentation ordered a study to look at the capacity of water and of Utility sewer services for the City through the year 2000. The Rate Study City also contracted with Voto, Tautges and Redpath to do a study of utility rates in conjunction with that. Mr. Minetor explained Short, Elliott, Hendrickson had done the engineering portion of the study, and he reviewed their findings and recommendations . The 111 total cost of the improvements of all projects they are recommending is approximately $1 .45 million, over the next two years. Mr. , of Voto, Tautges and Redpath, reviewed the scope of the study done by them and the signifi- cant assumptions used in making the recommendation. Several planning issues need to be addressed, and they would recommend holding off until 1991 . He also reviewed their recommended summary, to include a 6% increase in the water rate and 4% increase in . .. . Mr. Brager reviewed the reasons for the increases in the sewer treatment charges . Mr . Brager reported they have revised the previously 10. Continued submitted water and sewer budget, and he reviewed Consideration the anticipated revenues and expenses for the of 1990 water budget . A net income of $26, 764 is projected. Utility Budget: He also reviewed the anticipated revenues and and Rates and expenses for the sewer budget . A net income of $38, 724 is projected . IIIA 6% increase in water rates and a 4% increase in sewer rates is being proposed. Based on the average utility bill, that would represent an increase of $2. 60 quarterly.