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Image Placeholder <br />ACOMPREHENSIVE SANITARY <br />SEWER PLAN <br />2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE DRAFT Dec14-17 <br />for review only <br />Forest Lake Interceptor <br />The Forest Lake Interceptor (7029) is a combination forcemain and gravity sewer interceptor, which flows southward from Forest Lake, through <br />Hugo, White Bear Lake, North Oaks, and Vadnais Heights before entering MCES Interceptor 7132� <br />There are several lift stations along the length of the interceptor, two of which are in Hugo� MCES Lift Station No� 2 is located on the City of <br />Hugo’s north border at 180th Street North� MCES Lift Station No� 3 is located adjacent to CSAH 8 at Oneka Parkway� The capacity of MCES Lift <br />Station No� 2 is 2,600 gpm or 3�74 MGD, and the capacity of MCES Lift Station No� 3 is 3,400 gpm or 4�90 MGD� <br />The interceptor enters the City of Hugo and MCES Lift Station No� 2 as a 36-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) gravity sewer� The interceptor <br />exits MCES Lift Station No� 2 with approximately 3,500 feet of 18-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) forcemain before transitioning back to 36-inch RCP <br />gravity sewer� The 36-inch RCP increases in size to a 42-inch RCP gravity sewer near 170th Street North and remains 42 inches in diameter <br />through the City of Hugo except for approximately 2,350 feet of 24-inch DIP forcemain between MCES Lift Station No� 3 and the 42-inch <br />interceptor on 142nd Street North� <br />MCES has identified an extensive Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) related to the Forest Lake Interceptor in response to growth within the region. <br />There are improvements programmed for the facilities between Hugo and the MCES WWTP over the next ten years� There are currently projects <br />that are under construction or in the planning stages consistent with the CIP� <br />Interceptor 76-51 (The Centerville Interceptor) intersects with and flows into the Forest Lake Interceptor near MCES Lift Station No. 3 in Hugo. <br />This interceptor collects flows from the Cities of Hugo, Lino Lakes, and Centerville.