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Richard J. Dougherty Page Two October 9, 1979 a. An appropriate connection between the Anoka interceptor~ and the Anoka treatment plan has been identified based on the conclusions of the ~JCC 201 Northwest Area Study. 1) If the CAP interceptor alternative is selected, an agreement between Anoka and the MWCC should be orovided indicating the extent of Anoka's participation in the cost of the connection. Subsequently, a 1980 Caoital Budget amendment request should be submitted for"funds to prepare plans and specifications for the interim connection with construction to be financed by Anoka. The design of the connection should be coordinated with the City of Anoka and reflect service needs only until the time the CAB interceptor is completed. 2) If the expanded Anoka plant alternative is selected, the MWCC should submit appropriate Development Program and Capital Budget amendments for the design and construction of a permanent metropolitan facility to connect the Anoka interceptor and the Anoka treatment plant. b. The MWCC has provided'a firm indication of the state and federal grant availability for the Anoka interceptor based on determinations made by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Also attached are copies of'communications from the Cities of Andover, Champlin and Ramsey 'and from the Anoka Soil and Water Conservation District commenting on this project. Sincerely, METROPOLITAN COUNCIL Charles R. Weaver Chairman Attachment CRW:w cc: Jerry Dulgar, City Manager,city of Anoka B.J.Harrington, ~$CC Jerry Windschitl, Mayor, City of Andover Josephine Nunn, Mayor, City of Champlin / ~Lloyd G.Schnelle,City Administrator, City of Ramsey Mentor C. Addicks, Jr., Chairman, Board of supervisors,Anoka S&WCD Jack Frost, Metropolitan Council Staff