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Wastewater & <br /> F II <br /> Sewer Service 3z <br /> The City of Elk River owns and operates its sanitary sewer I' 169 <br /> collection and wastewater treatment system.This system <br /> includes approximately 81 miles of sewer lines and 21 lift <br /> stations that transport sewage to the treatment plant that <br /> is located near the intersection of US Highways 10 and 169. , 33 <br /> 33 <br /> Evaluate the Potential Impactof the Urban Service Expansion 32 <br /> Areas on Wastewater Services <br /> Recognizing the important linkage between commu- IL +� <br /> pity growth and the capacity to handle wastewater,the 3s � ������ 44 -- 1 <br /> City completed a Wastewater Treatment Facility Plan in � �� '° � ,■/j <br /> � ao <br /> February 2013.This plan evaluated capacity of existing - ,�=:., 169 <br /> facilities and the ability to reliably achieve regulatory 10 � J \ (13 <br /> standards for wastewater discharge.The 2013 Plan led to \ 12 <br /> the construction of a new plant in 2017,doubling the City's <br /> treatment capacity from approximately 2.2 million gallons <br /> per day(mgd)to 4.5 mgd.Currently,the plant is treating 101 \ <br /> 1.35 mgd.The City's investment in upgrading treatment Wastewater & <br /> capacity was based on estimates of 2035 daily flow and Sewer Service <br /> projected areas of development.With further projected 0 Existing Urban Service Area <br /> expansion of the Urban Service Area,ongoing evaluation 10 <br /> Proposed Urban Service <br /> of the projected daily flow will be necessary in order to Area Extensions <br /> identify whether future expansion of the wastewater treat- Future Development Areas <br /> ment plant is needed. within Wastewater <br /> Treatment Facility Plan U.S.A. <br /> The Wastewater 6 Sewer Service map highlights the areas . Future Development Areas <br /> of the City for future wastewater service both within and outside Wastewater <br /> outside the current Urban Service Area as identified in the Treatment Facility Plan U.S.A. <br /> Wastewater Treatment Facility Plan.In addition to these <br /> areas,the map also highlights areas identified for waste- While there appears to be sufficient capacity at the <br /> water service expansion that will be included in the future treatment plant,wastewater services could potentially <br /> Urban Service Area,these are lands surrounding the Ranch be constrained by capacity of the pipeline system that <br /> Road Corridor,the Twin Lakes Road corridor,and segments conveys wastewater to the plant.For instance,the city has <br /> of the Gravel Mining Area anticipated to be available for identified capacity concerns in the conveyance system in <br /> development in the next 15 years. northeastern Elk River.As that part of Elk River grows,the <br /> collection system will likely need to be expanded in order <br /> to meet the wastewater service demands.Similar studies <br /> should be conducted for new growth areas so that the <br /> collection system can be managed and maintained. <br /> Elk River Comprehensive Plan•Infrastructure 99 <br /> DRAFT FOR REVIEW ONLY <br />