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i i y1 ~ ! • ttt I' ~~ .. ~4 Gam ~' 88 increase the uti hzanon of the sanitary sewer and water facilities, thus spreading costs over a larger population. ~K ~ r~M Phase I e.~cpansion is targeted to occur before 199. This five year expansion is to be west of the existing urban service area between the Mississippi River and the Elk River (the western area), and east of Highway 169 between Elk Hills Drive and 197th Avenue. The western area should be serviced as soon as economically feasible. Phase II expansion is targeted to occur after the completion of Phase I. Any expansion is contingentupon the City's dete.-urination that there is readily available a cast effective method by way of which to extend those services to the serviced properties without undue burden to the ta~cpayers. All future development within the boundaries of the planned urban service district will require hoof.-up to the water and sanitary sewer systems eYCept the area between the Elk River, County Road 35, Meadowvale Road and the western boundary of the City which will require overlay plats for future development. Based on the land use categories evaluated in the Land Use Plan .(Figure 9-A}, the Planned Urban Service Area (Figure 3-C) can contain 17,400 additional people of the total accommodated growth of 23,900 people. E. NECESSARY ACTIONS 1. A feasibility study. must be completed to determine the feasibility of mainline construction, project cosu, and methods of paying the costs, to two or three areas of the City. 2. Analysis of the User Charge System and City ordinances as they relate to operation and maintenance. of existing facilities. 3. Adherence to the assessment policy for the extension of water and sanitary and storm sewer facilities. 4. Update capital improvement program to coordinate an orderly extension of facilities into new areas.