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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I APPENDIX A ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING PROVISIONS OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM CHAPTER Background: On July 13, 1989, Metropolitan Council approved the City's request for expansion of the MUSA area. As a condition of approval, the City agreed to amend certain provisions of its City Code pertaining to on-site treatment systems. This ordinance amends the requirements for dosing devices for pressure distribution systems. It also replaces Final Treatment and Disposal - Standard Systems and Alternative Systems, which replacement is prompted by revisions to Minnesota Rules 7080 regarding rapidly permeable soils and mound systems which were adopted in 1988 and 1989 and was passed by the City Council, City of Ramsey, as Ordinance 89-16 on July 25, 1989. The Council action was to: Adopt Ordinance #89-16 which amends Ordinance 84-2 which contains Section 150.01 of the RamseyeCity Code; known as the Sewage Disposal System Chapter of the City Code. The specific changes to Section 150.01 made by this Ordinance are: 1 ) Modifications of existing Section 150.01.4E, subsection "Dosing Devices for Pressure Systems" by adding two subparagraphs, numbers 6 and 7. 2 ) Repeal of existing Section 150.01.4F, "Final Treatments and Disposal - Standard System" and replacement with a new Section 150.01.4F that conforms to Minnesota Statute Chapter 7080, especially as it relates to rapidly permeable soils 3 ) Repeal of existing Section 150.01.4G, "Final Treatment and Disposal - Alternative Systems" and replacement with a new section 150.01.4G that conforms to Minnesota Statutes 7080, especially as it relates to mound systems 4 ) Replacement of existing Section 150.01.4H, "1990 Urban Service Alternatives" with a new Section 150.01.4H "2000 Urban Service Alternatives" that eliminated a subsection permitting a sewage collection system with a common disposal site for two or more buildings and that eliminated a subsection allowing seepage pits for disposal of sewage effluent in the urban service area. 47