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iWSB • 1 f ,► . . City of ::;„ ;- Centerline TASK H - PREPARE DRAFT/FINAL REPORT PRP— This task focuses on the direct preparation and submittal of the plan document. Pursuant to Minnesota State 103B, upon completion of the plan but before adoption, the plan will be submitted for a 60 -day review and comment period to the RCWD and Metropolitan Council •% Upon receipt of the comments from the agencies, the plan will be revised and reviewed with c y l i the City. Written responses to the comments will be provided within 30 days of the end of the comment period. The City will have 120 days to adopt its Plan once approved by the RCWD. The updated plan will be completed and formatted as one comprehensive set of goals, policies, :: and implementation priorities and is anticipated to contain the following sections: ,v ,•.„ °:,` t Executive Summary- The plan will have an executive summary that summarizes the ' "` ",V? content of the surface water management plan. Introduction /Purpose - The introduction /purpose will outline why the plan was developed and how the plan is intended to be used by the City. Land and Water Resource Inventory- The plan will contain land and water resource inventory information that is relevant to the development of this document. This section will contain all of the data and assumptions used to develop the goals, policies, and problem areas. Establishment of Goals, and Policies- The plan will state specific goals and corresponding policies related to the purpose of the surface water management plan and to be consistent with the policies and goals of the regional, state, and federal programs that are currently in place. Assessment of Problems and Corrective Actions - The plan will contain a summary and assessment of existing and /or potential water resource - related problems within the City along with non - structural, structural, and /or programmatic solutions to the problems. Financial Considerations- The plan will contain an analysis of the financial impact of implementation of the proposed regulatory controls, programs, and capital improvements. Implementation Priorities and Program- The plan will prioritize implementation of studies, programs, and improvements so as to make the best use of available local funding and prevent future surface water problems from occurring to the maximum practical extent. i Amendment Procedures- The amendment procedures section will contain the year the plan will extend to and establish the process by which amendments may be made. Schedule T 49