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p.o. box j. osseo, minnesota 55369 un (612) 425-2181 civil municipal planning environmental land surveying geotechnics Mr. Lloyd Schnelle April 11, 1979 Page Two Public Facilities Plan - Comprehensive SeWer Plan The comments in the March 7, 1979 memorandum relating to the Comprehensive Sewer Plan deals entirely with "plan content requirements expected to be adopted as part of the Metropolitan Council's 208 Areawide Plan Development Guide for Water Quality Management." The Ramsey Comprehensive Sewer Plan was completed in September 1978, therefore the requested additional infor- mation cannot be "included in the ex~.s~ing Ramsey Comprehensive Sewer Plan" as suggested in the March 7, 1979 memorandum. It is suggested, however, that the following information be forwarded to the Metropolitan Council in response to that request: "Desired timing (and justification) for metropolitan sewer service from the west leg of the Anoka segment, of the CAB Interceptor." The most critical problem that creates an immediate need for the west leg of the CAB Interceptor is the on-site system serving the Anoka Vocational-Technical Institute located on the Anoka side of the Anoka-Ramsey boundary. It has been Anoka's inability to serve this institution that has progressed the Anoka por- tion of the CAB Interceptor to its current status and it will undoubtedly be the primary justification for timing of that leg of the Anoka Interceptor. There are numerous commercial establishments and a mobile home park adjacent to T.H. 10 in Ramsey using on-site systems in a densely developed area. While these systems appear to be functioning from the Standpoint of conveying sewage out of sight, it is highly probable that these systems are deteriorating the ground water quality in the area. Most of these systems have been in use for more than 15 years. An on-site system serving a manufacturing plant located at the intersection of Industry Boulevard and Sunfish Lake Road has been reconstructed because of failure of the initial system. "Desired timing (and justification) for the second Ramsey connection ---" The Ramsey sewage collection system is divided into a system that will serve the area that drains to the Mississippi River (to be served by the "west leg") and keith caswell jr. ~] darrell schneider tJ richard sha : '_ .:, .~ . ~ r;