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temporary connection shall be approved by the City of Anoka and purchased and stored by the City of Ramsey. The meter necessary for measuring the flow from this temporary connection shall be stored at the City of Anoka and installed under the supervision of the City of Anoka Water Department. OWNERSHIP OF. FACILITY At the Highway #10 interconnect, the City of Anoka shall own and maintain all distribution piping east of the metering manhole. In addition, the meter utilized at this location shall be purchased by the City of Ramsey, however, it shall be owned and maintained by the City of Anoka. The City of Ramsey shall own and maintain a metering manhole and all distribution piping west of the manhole. Only one-way water flow from the City of Anoka to the City of Ramsey will be provided at this location. One-way flow shall be insured by a double-check, backflow preventer, which shall be owned and maintained by the City of Ramsey. The City of Ramsey shall install the watermain according to an approved design acceptable to the City of Anoka. The cost of the installation, engineering and inspection shall be borne by the City of Ramsey. The City of Anoka shall credit the City of Ramsey, against their water bill, for that portion of the watermain and appurtenances which will be owned by the City of Anoka. This credit is estimated to be $11,473. The actual cost to be the final construction cost plus eight percent for engineering and four percent for inspection. The City of Ramsey shall furnish the City of Anoka a certified copy of the final costs of the watermain installation, engineering arid inspection which will be used to determine the credit allotted to the City of Ramsey. The watermain will be installed and tested according to the City of Anoka's specifications. Upon completion, the City of Ramsey shall furnish the City of Anoka a set of reproducible "as built" of the watermain installation. ANOKA NEEDS TAKE PRIORITY In the event an emergency or an unusual condition did occur within the City of Anoka, the City of Ramsey understands that the City of Anoka must first fulfill the needs to its City. For example, a fire in the City of Anoka will be a higher priority water use than a significant fire trod/or domestic water emergency in the City of Ramsey. WATER CONSERVATION The City of Ramsey agrees to implement water conservation measures which, at a minimum, are as stringent as those imposed on the City of Anoka water users during the periods water from the City of Anoka is being purchased. t I I I I I I I i