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Figure 3. Metropolitan Council's local water supply plan review process, including coordination with DNR. <br />No <br />1 <br />Council works with <br />community to resolve <br />issues <br />No <br />1 <br />DNR works with <br />community to resolve <br />issues <br />4- <br />4 - <br />Community adopts comprehensive <br />plan, including water supply plan, <br />contingent on format Council review; <br />share plans with Council and DNR <br />1 <br />is the local water supply plan <br />complete and does it address <br />elements of the Master Water Supply <br />Pian? <br />Guidance in Council's Local <br />Planning Handbook <br />1 <br />Yes <br />1 <br />Council shares comments with DNR <br />Does DNR approve the local water <br />supply plan? <br />1 <br />Yes <br />NOM: Completing a local <br />water supply plan is needed to <br />consider tiie local <br />comprehensive plan complete <br />for review. <br />Population projections should <br />be consistent with systems <br />statements. potential water <br />supply issues should be <br />acknowledged, monitoring and <br />conservation programs should <br />be developed. and approaches <br />identified to meet extended <br />demand by cities. <br />Council recommends <br />City adopt water supply <br />actions following DNR <br />approval of local water <br />supply plan <br />City adopts local water <br />supply plan and submits <br />local controls to Council <br />within 9 months <br />1 <br />Permit requests, EAWs. <br />AUARs, Drinking Water <br />Revolving Loan Fund <br />requests will proceed <br />more quickly <br />WATER SUPPLY MASTER <br />PLAN- Draft June 2015 <br />