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FUTURE PUBLIC UTTI..ITIES Extending Public Utilities to different areas of the community will be a mechanism that sparks community development. Public Utilities usually consist of sanitary sewer and municipal water. The . extension of these services will be for two main reasons. First, existing septic system and / or water problems will be corrected. Secondly, these extensions will stimulate economic development. The vast majority of all types of development will occur with these Public Utilities. The time schedule for extending these services will depend on the geographic region of Dayton you live in or you have your business located. There are two systems that will supply sanitary sewer service to Dayton. The Metropolitan Wastewater System operated by the Metropolitan Council will service the bulk of Dayton. The City ofOtsego is currently in the process of constructing their own Wastewater treatment Facility. It has been agreed upon that Dayton will be allocated capacity in that plant to service a part of Dayton. Within the Metropolitan Wastewater System, Dayton has been allocated capacity in two interceptors. The Champlin-Anoka-Brooklyn Park (CAB) interceptor's main pipe is located on Highway 169 in Champlin. The CAB interceptor will service all land in Dayton that is north of Elm Creek Park and west of Vicksburg Lane. The Elm Creek interceptor is being built underneath the future Highway 610. The pipe will be placed directly under the road. The Elm Creek Interceptor is scheduled to service all land in Dayton south of Elm Creek Park and south of Diamond Lake. The CAB Interceptor is proposed to be extended to the Dayton / Champlin border when Hayden Lake Road is re-aligned. That project is scheduled to begin in 2001-2002. The 15,000 square foot lots south of Hayden Hills Golf Course are projected to be serviced beginning in 2003. The 15,000 square foot lots north of Hayden Hills Golf Course will probably be serviced beginning . in 1005 and running through 2008. All 15,000 square foot lots in the northeast part of Dayton are projected to be serviced with public utilities by 2008. There are some larger parcels between County Road 144/ North Diamond Lake Road and County Road 12/ Dayton River Road that are scheduled to be serviced between 2002-2008. The newer lots, 2 ~,~ - 5 acre lots are scheduled to be serviced between 2010-2020. The rest of the areas in northeastern Davton will be serviced after the year 2020. In the Northwestern area of Dayton, wastewater needs will be serviced by the Otsego Wastewater Treatment Facility. The Old Village area north and west of the Church will be serviced between 1999-2002, this includes the 1 square mile in \Vright County. The areas that are east and south of the Church in the Old Village are projected to be serviced between 2004-2207. The Otsego Plant will be expanded in phases. These phases will be able to accommodate future developments in the northwest area of Dayton. Land north of the Thicket Hills development and west of Lawndale Lane is scheduled to be serviced between 2004-2007. The Lake Laura and Xanthus Lane area ar~ projected to be serviced between 2010-2020. All other areas in northwest Dayton will be serviced sometime after the year 2020. The entire southern part ofwill be serviced by the Elm Creek Interceptor. It is projected that the Interceptor will be to the Maple Grove High School area by 2001-2002. Once the pipe gets to that point, it will be up to Dayton to extend branches into the City. The Commercial / Industrial area in the southwest comer is projected to be serviced between 2003-2008. The land located on the .