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with this improvement. Target Corporation will benefit from the water main extension as it will provide a vital segment of the fire loop. However, the City will have to evaluate whether or not sanitary sewer needs to be extended with this project since the Target site can be served by the existing sanitary sewer line that runs along the north boundary of the site. City staff also indicated that they would prefer to have 182ml Street extended into the Elk Path Business Park north of the Target site, and to have Target take their access from 182nd as opposed to coming directly off of Waco with a private driveway. Target will petition to have the Waco Street and 182nd Street roadway improvement project implemented simultaneously with their project so that the utilities and roadways will be in-place for the Technology Center project as it is completed. Target may elect to waive the public assessment hearing if the price of the project is reasonable. They would then expect to pay their portion of the cost of the road through Chapter 429 assessment. Subsection N. Schedule Maintaining the following schedule is critical to the viability of this project. In order for Target to have this facility operational in time to accept the forecasted capacity, Target must close on the property and begin construction in fall of 2005. See Appendix B. Subsection O. Administration of the Project Plan Administration of the Project Area is the responsibility of the County Administrator, under the supervision of the County Board. Public streets, parklands, and other public property are the responsibility of the local unit of government and shall be maintained in the same manner as all other public property in the County. Private property owners will be responsible for the maintenance of their parcels following development. Sherburne County page 9 Project Plan for Target Technology Center