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e ~ '- property being transferred were assessed. The most significant sites are Operable Unit 2 Site G, Site H and Site I, all of which are being addressed under TCMP's Installation Restoration Program (IRP). As indicated by the site map, Site G, Site H and Site I are not within the properties being transferred to Ramsey County. (See Attachment E.) 3.9 Prehistoric and Historic Sites A Cultural Resource Management Plan (CRMP) was developed for TCMP in 1996 pursuant to Army Regulation 420-40. The CRMP discusses local prehistoric and historic cultural chronology and history as well as the need for an evaluation of the archaeological data and architectural information accumulated at TCMP to date. Section II of that report provides a review of known and potential prehistoric and historic site locations (Attachment F) and outlines the appropriate archaeological procedures for inventory and evaluation. The CRMP requires actions that involve the excessing of lands to a nonfederal agency to comply with requirements for archeological survey, testing, evaluations, and treatment alternatives through consultation with the Army and the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) prior to release of those lands. The SHPO has been notified by TCMP of the proposed land transfer. 3.10 Utilities 3.10.1 Sanitary Sewer TCMP will not be providing Sanitary Sewer Service to the Maintenance facility Site. A sanitary sewer interceptor and sewage treatment will be to the City of Arden Hills via the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) system. Within the City, the system is under the jurisdiction of the City's Sanitary Sewer Utility. 3.10.2 Water TCMP will not be providing Water Service to the Maintenance facility Site. Water service to Arden Hills is presently provided from the St. Paul Water Utility through the City of Roseville. Once in the Arden Hills, the system is under jurisdiction of the City's Water Utility. Arden Hills has one 12-inch water main into the TCMP area that currently serves only the U.S. Army National Guard facility located west of the proposed transfer site. This water main was installed in 1995. 3.10.3 Storm Drainage The general TCMP drainage pattern is a northwest flow to Rice Creek. Rice Creek flows southwest through Anoka and Ramsey County and eventually into the Mississippi 1.5 miles north of Interstate 694 in Fridley. Sunfish Lake drains into Marsden Lake, which flows into County Ditch NO.1 and drains into Rice Creek. 3.10.4 Streets Callaghan Street and Von Kuster Road which serve exclusively as access roads to Building 576 are within the property to be transferred. 3.10.5 Socioeconomic Characteristics 8