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St. Anthony 2040 Comprehensive Plan Chapter 8: Water Supply 158 • Storage Tank Management o Notify owners of storage tanks within the DWSMA that they are within the DWSMA and educate owners on the importance of spill prevention • Stormwater Management o Educate the public on proper stormwater management, turf management, lawn care practices, and water conservation o Cooperate with other agencies and programs to manage stormwater quality • Hazardous Waste Management o Educate the public on the proper disposal of hazardous waste o Educate hazardous waste generators on proper management • Data Collection o Cooperate with and support future data collection efforts by other agencies o Conduct stable isotope test on all public water supply wells, precipitation, and Silver Lake o Maintain up-to-date information on wells and potential contaminant sources within the DWSMA o Collect and maintain local geologic data • Water Conservation o Implement a community-wide conservation program • Land Use Management o Incorporate WHPP initiatives into City Plans • Implementation o Track and report completed WHPP activities • Evaluation o Evaluate the WHPP GROWTH AND DEMAND PROJECTIONS The City of St. Anthony is currently built-out, although there is potential for population growth with the redevelopment of land at a higher density. The City’s projected population and demands are listed in FIGURE 8-7. The population projections were linearly extrapolated using the MCES System Statement projections for the years 2020, 2030, and 2040. As of 2016, any new population growth will be serviced by the municipal water system. The average day per capita demands were obtained from the MCES Water Supply Profile, and the peak factor applied to calculate the max day per capita demands was obtained from the City’s reported water use data. The maximum day demand is expected to increase to 2.24 MGD by the year 2040.