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Capital Improvements Program <br />A Capital Improvement Plan based on estimated trunk sewer <br />construction is presented in Table 10-11. This table includes trunk <br />sanitary sewer and lift station improvements within the 2040 MUSA <br />service areas in order to accommodate both the projected 2040 MUSA <br />wastewater flows and also the ultimate wastewater flows generated <br />by the three districts T, U, and V located outside of the 2040 MUSA. <br />The projected 2040 sanitary sewer trunk system was broken down <br />into improvements based on flow districts. All trunk main and lift <br />station installations and all lift station upgrades will be phased with <br />development. <br />J -!`I GO 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE <br />Utility Fee Structure <br />Sanitary sewer fees consist of sewer user fees, City sewer access <br />charges (City SAC), sewer trunk fees, and MCES sewer access <br />charges (MCES SAC). The City's current sewer fee structure is <br />provided below: <br />Utility usage fees are charged to both residential and non-residential <br />users based on the actual water usage metered during the winter <br />quarter. The purpose of the user charges is to fund the operation, <br />maintenance, and replacement costs of existing collection systems. <br />User charges are primarily based on the actual costs of operations, <br />maintenance, and replacement of all wastewater system facilities. <br />City SAC fees provide a funding mechanism for asset costs, while <br />sewer trunk fees provide a funding mechanism for construction of the <br />major infrastructure improvements needed to serve growth. The City <br />of Hugo has established that growth should be funded and paid for <br />by those in need of the facilities. The development creating the need <br />for additional sanitary sewer system improvements are expected to <br />finance new trunk facilities and expansion of existing facilities through <br />the sewer trunk fees. Both the SAC fees and sewer trunk fees are <br />calculated based upon the Metropolitan Council's SAC Procedure <br />Manual, which includes SAC unit calculations for non-residential <br />properties. The City also collects MCES SAC fees on behalf of MCES <br />to fund treatment and conveyance within the MCES system. <br />Table 11-11 Sanitary Sewer Capital Improvement Plan <br />A2 12 -inch Trunk Mains <br />A A310 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Trunk Lift Station A3 <br />E E2 42 -inch Trunk Main Upgrade <br />11 10 -inch Trunk Mains <br />I Trunk Lift Station 16 <br />Lift Station 2 Upgrade <br />N N1 10 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Trunk Lift Station N1 <br />02 36 -inch Trunk Mains <br />0 03 33 -inch Trunk Mains <br />04 33 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Trunk Lift Station 01 <br />P P1 15 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Trunk Lift Station P1 <br />Q1 30 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Q2 12 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Q Q3 27 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Q4 24 -inch Trunk Mains <br />Trunk Lift Station Q2 <br />Trunk Lift Station Q4 <br />R2 10 -inch Trunk Mains <br />R <br />Trunk Lift Station R1 <br />S1 10 -inch Trunk Mains <br />DRAFT Dec 14-17 COMPREHENSIVE SANITARY A <br />SEWER PLAN <br />for review only <br />