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Honorable Mayor, City Council, and City Staff 39 April 15, 2002 Page 2 IV. Infiltration and Inflow Educational Program Two meetings have been held for the sump pump separation and drain tile separation educational program. Attached for your review are a map of the City of St. Anthony and the list of meeting dates for each of the remaining areas. This program is being completed-as-part-of ari agreement-with-Metropolitan Council to- reduce the City's inflow of clear water from sump pumps and drain tiles into the sanitary sewer system. By the end of May we will have completed the educational component of that agreement. V. Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Grant Update Both the House and Senate have completed their bonding bill allocations and now the Conference Committee must meet to work out the differences in the two bills. In regards to St. Anthony and the flood hazard mitigation grant program there is some language currently within the House bill, which is unfavorable to the City of St. Anthony. The House bill prioritizes all the flood hazard mitigation grant projects and places St. Anthony near the bottom of their list. However, we are still hopeful that during the committee process this language will be stricken from the bill. This funding will be used to complete the replacement of the warming house at Silver Point Park and to construct flood improvements at Shamrock and Silver Lane. VI. Street Reconstruction Capital Improvement Plan Attached please find a map of the anticipated Capital Improvement Program for the street reconstruction projects within the Village. This map is subject to change due to budgetary limits or if some of these roads deteriorate more rapidly than anticipated. VII. Water and Wastewater Needs Study The City of St. Anthony is considering the redevelopment of Apache Plaza and the southern shopping center areas. To determine the impact of this new development on the City's water and wastewater systems, it is necessary to complete a water and waste water needs assessment. This study will evaluate the water needs associated with adding between 400 and 700 new housing units in the Apache Plaza area and determine if adding additional housing units in the St. Anthony shopping center area on the south end of the Village will have an adverse impact on water supply. This study will identify the needs and also the necessary improvements to accommodate the additional housing units. F-1 WPW/M 1065-01 104!502-hmcc.doc