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WHEREAS, the "Lower" CAB Interceptor will be in service under the recommended Alternative No. 31, by the year 1984, and will be capable of transporting these and other area sanitary wastes to the existing interceptor in Brooklyn Park and then to the Metropolitan Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Council has established a public hearing for June 25, 1981, to consider proposed amendments to the Water Quality Management Guide /Policy Plan; and WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission has approved and submitted a new 201 Facilities Plan as part of their 1982 -1986 Develop- ment Program for a sanitary sewer system that includes the installation of the CAB Interceptor under Alternative No. 31; and WHEREAS, the Physical Development Committee's proposed recommen- dations for revising the Policy Plan states that "The Metropolitan Waste • Control Commission should include in its 1982 -1986 Development Program a project to expand the existing Anoka Waste Water Treatment Plant to 5.3 MGD (twice the original plant size), as indicated for Alternative No. 17, of the Northwest Area 201 Study, and to add the additional changes to make the Policy Plan consistent with the above." NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF RAMSEY, ANOKA COUNTY, STATE OF MINNESOTA that the City of Ramsey does hereby adopt the "Position Statement, Cities of Andover- Anoka - Brooklyn Park - Champlin and Ramsey," as a response to the Proposed Amendments to the Water Quality Plan and present the Statement at the public hearing on June 25, 1981; and FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED that the Metropolitan Council accept and adopt the following recommended Amendments to the Water Quality Management Policy Plan, adopted March 9, 1979: • 1) The first two paragraphs under "Recommendations" for the Mississippi River Treatment Plants and Service Areas, (page 57) of the Water Quality Plan, be deleted and replaced by the following: The Metropolitan Waste Control Commission included in its 1982 -1986 Development Program a project to phase out the Anoka Waste Water Treatment Plant by the year 1987, as recom- mended in Alternative No. 31 of the Northwest Area 201 Study, AND make the other necessary changes in the Policy Plan to be consistent with Alternative No. 31. 2) The third paragraph under "Recommendations," referenced above, should be deleted and replaced by the following: 1981 -1984 Period. Construction of Alternative No. 31 should be approved as part of the Metropolitan Waste Control Commis - sion Development Program and the Capital'Budget should be approved for the completion of the "Upper" and "Lower" CAB