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A0.11 Councilmember Reimann introduced the following resolution and moved for its adoption: RESOLUTION #81 -65 • A JOINT RESOLUTION BETWEEN THE CAB CITIES OF ANDOVER, ANOKA, BROOKLYN PARK, CHAMPLIN AND RAMSEY RECOMMENDING THE INSTALLATION OF THE CAB SANITARY SEWER INTERCEPTOR AND ABANDONING THE ANOKA WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT WHEREAS, the CAB Cities of Andover, Anoka, Brooklyn Park, Champlin and Ramsey have jointly pursued a program of studies, reviews, public hearings and subsequent alternative proposals to achieve a mutually accepted sanitary sewer collection and disposal system which had resulted in the preparation of the CAB Area "Position Paper "; and WHEREAS, the studies, public hearings and alternative system proposals for a CAB Area Sanitary Waste Program are under the control of the Metropolitan Council, Metropolitan Waste Control Commission and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency as the jurisdictional agencies; and WHEREAS, these controlling agencies have utilized extensive public funding in accordance with sections 201 and 208 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (PL 92 -500); and WHEREAS, the 201 Northwest Area Study, completed by the Metro- politan Waste Control Commission, reviewed all available alternatives for a CAB Area sanitary sewer collection and disposal system and recommended the adoption of Alternative No. 31; and WHEREAS, the Systemwide Analysis'201 Study for the entire Metropolitan Area supported the Northwest Area Study and also recommended the adoption of Alternative No. 13 for the CAB Service Area; and WHEREAS, all of the CAB Area Cities supported and recommended the adoption of Alternative No. 31 as the program to serve the CAB communi- ties with a sanitary sewer collection and disposal system; and WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Council continued to study the various CAB Area alternatives and is considering the approval of Alternative No. 17 of the Northwest Area 201 Study; and \ WHEREAS, Alternative No. 17 requires extensive upgrading and utilization of the Anoka Waste Water Treatment Plant (AWWTP); and WHEREAS, Alternative No. 31 includes a program for the near future abandonment of the AWWTP, and utilizes the CAB Interceptor to convey the sanitary wastes to the Metropolitan Treatment Plant for disposal; and WHEREAS, the Anoka Waste Water Treatment Plant has the capacity for minor improvements to accommodate the projected flows to 2.46 MGD; and WHEREAS, the projected plant capacity of 2.46 MGD will serve the Anoka and Ramsey growth until the year 1987; and