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Mark Statz From: NOREPLY.MPARSAnr@state.mn.us Sent: Monday, December 10, 2018 1:45 PM To: Mark Statz Subject: [MPARS] Permit 1991-6246 Amended - Anoka County Attachments: 2018-12-10Centerville-Cover-Letter.pdf, 1991-6246_67440_permit.pdf; 2018-12-10Centervil le-Attachment-A.pdf The DNR has issued an amended Water Appropriation permit to Centerville, City of, Mark Statz in Anoka County(see attachment). If you are not the permittee, you are receiving this notification as a courtesy. This is a request to amend DNR Water Appropriation Permit 1991-6246 to increase the authorized volume from 108 million gallons per year to 140 million gallons per year. DNR Water Appropriation Permit 1991-6246 authorizes the use of the water for the public water supply of the City of Centerville, Minnesota.The City of Centerville Water Supply Plan was approved on September 20, 2018. The City of Centerville Water Supply Plan indicates that the City of Centerville meets the Water Supply Plan conservation goals for unaccounted-for water, residential per capita demand, peak day use to average day use, and declining total per capita demand. According to the City of Centerville Water Supply Plan, the proposed volume of 140 million gallons per year is the projected water use for the year 2025. It is reasonable for the City of Centerville to request an amend to increase the authorized volume of DNR Water Appropriation Permit 1991-6246 to match the volume that is proposed to be used within six years. A DNR Groundwater Specialist prepared a Groundwater Technical Review for the City of Centerville water supply system as part of the review of the City of Centerville Water Supply Plan. In the Technical Review it was noted that the clay till of the area would protect natural resources in the area, such as Centerville Lake and Peltier Lake, from impacts due to the City of Centerville water supply system.The Groundwater Technical review also noted that there was a low chance of the City of Centerville water supply system causing well interference in the area.There were no rare species or Minnesota Pollution Control Agency active pollution treatment sites found in the area of the City of Centerville water supply system. In accordance with the recommendations of the Groundwater Technical Review of the City of Centerville water supply system, the City of Centerville is required to measure and record the water levels in each of the two production wells of the City of Centerville water supply system on a monthly basis.The City of Centerville will be required to submit this information to the DNR on an annual basis. Please see the Findings of Fact in the attachments in the MPARS folder for DNR Water Appropriation Permit 1991-6246 for more details. The submitted request appears to conform with Minnesota Statutes and Rules. If you are the permittee or their agent, please carefully read all permit conditions and limitations.You are responsible for complying with all terms of the permit. You may sign-in to the MNDNR Permitting and Reporting System (MPARS) using the link below anytime you wish to view or request further changes to your permit. If you are using MPARS for the first time, you will need to create an account. i 99