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Patti.ia K. Ltndqulst, <br />City of Andover <br />April 24, 1981 <br />Page Two <br /> <br />Administrator <br /> <br />300 Melro Squnro lhHlding <br />S.~i~,t ]'nu], Minn~)sota 5510 <br />Tclclfl~one O 12/2D 1 - 6359 <br /> <br /> Th'e Plan is in conformity with the Metropolitan <br /> System ~lan for Aviation. <br /> <br />In addition to the required modification, the Plan is <br />not in conformity with the Water Quality Management <br />.Policy Plan in regard to a comprehensive sewer plan.. <br />It is recommended that Andover address all of the <br />content requirements established by Policy 30 and <br />Procedure 10 of the Water Quality Management Policy <br />Plan in the preparation of its comprehensive sewer <br />plan. (The City should refer to the attached MWCC <br />letter for the additional required information.) <br /> <br />The Plan is in general conformance with the <br />metropolitan system plan for on-site sewer systems. <br />For complete compliance, all aspects of on-site systems <br />management should be addressed (Guideline 2.2). <br /> <br />De <br /> <br />The Plan.appears to be compatible with plans of adjacent <br />and affected units of government. The comments submitted <br />by Coon Rapids should be worked out locally by the two <br />cities. The MWCC has commented on the Plan's lack of <br />information regarding sewers, which is needed to satisfy <br />the content requirements for a. comprehensive sewer plan. <br /> <br />g. The Plan relates to other Hetropolitan Development guide <br /> chapters as follows: <br /> <br /> 1. Development Framework <br /> <br /> The Plan identifies the location, intensity and extent <br /> of land use within the community. The amount of <br /> 'planned urban development is consistent with Council <br /> policy. However, the amount of land w'ithin the 1990 <br /> urban service area exceeds the amount of land necessary <br /> for development. In order for consistency with the <br /> MDF, the 1990 urban service area should be reduced to <br /> no more than 1,727 acres. Th~s figure excludes <br /> nondevelopable land. The rural densities (one unit per <br /> 2.5 acres and one unit per four acres) proposed by the <br /> City are'inconsistent with the Development Framework. <br /> In order to preserve the rural nature of the Rural <br /> Service Area, Andover should adopt zoning standards <br /> which would result in a density of one unit per 10 <br /> acres <br />An AgencyCre~tcd to Coordin~to the Planning und Devclo~ment of tho Twin Citie~ Metropol t~n Aroa Co~npri.i~g: <br /> <br /> <br />