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(3 <br />April 26, 2017 <br />Mike Ericson <br />Page 2 of 7 <br />Reference: City of Centerville Local Water Plan <br />ix. Past studies and reports <br />x. Known problem areas <br />b. Follow up with City staff to obtain the available information. <br />3. PREPARE LOCAL WATER PLAN UPDATE <br />a. Update LWP report to be consistent with latest state (MN Rules 8410), Metropolitan <br />Council, and watershed requirements. We understand that the City is looking to make <br />minor updates to their LWP to meet the requirements of the regulatory agencies <br />mentioned above. Currently the City's LWP has the following sections: <br />i. Executive Summary, <br />ii. Introduction; <br />iii. Physical Environment; <br />iv. Hydrologic Calculations/Modeling Parameters; <br />v. Water Resource Management Objectives and Policies; <br />vi. Water Resource Management Plan; <br />vii. Implementation Program; <br />viii. Capital Improvements Plan; <br />ix. Storm Water Charges; <br />x. Amendment Process; and <br />A. Appendices <br />b. To meet the minimum requirements, the sections below will need to be modified. A <br />Current Assessment section will also need to be created to meet the new minimum <br />requirements: <br />i. Executive Summary: The executive summary will summarize and give <br />highlights from the overall LWP. It allows the casual user to have a quick <br />understanding of the background, purpose, and scope of the LWP. Stantec will <br />review the current executive summary and update it to include the new <br />highlights of the plan. <br />ii. Introduction: The introduction of the LWP was originally intended to give a <br />clear definition of why it is required and important for the City to have a LWP <br />and to give the requirements of the governing authorities to keep the City's <br />LWP in compliance. We will review and update this section so the viewer can <br />easily identify the minimum requirements set forth by the governing agencies. <br />This section will be updated to reflect the new LWP review timeline, which is <br />now part of the ten-year Comprehensive Plan cycle. Instead of serving as a <br />stand-alone document as it previously did, the LWP will now be incorporated <br />as an appendix to the Comprehensive Plan. <br />Design with community in mind <br />