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STORMWATERIWETLAND Anoka Conservation District Included in the City Council packet is information on the Anoka Conservation District's kick-off to their Comprehensive Plan process. If City Council members have any input they would like to pass along to the district as it begins to formulate the update to their update, this is a great time to do so. Their existing Comp Plan can be viewed here .A C Q. Curre�..it CC) .P........................................................ in 1.41 I have indicated that we would like to sit on the Technical Advisory Committee that helps shape the plan. Centerville/Peltier Lake 'FMI)L Ttie TMDLs 1'or ttiese lal<es were coniffleted 151 years ago and tiave never tiad ttie lind step ol'an Inifflementation Nan coniffleted and approved by ttie W)CA Ttds llnd step k now an progress and stioidd arms ocl< iniportant 1'irnd ng 1'or projects ttiat acwffly work to redme ttie pol wants identflied far ttie TM I)L stwly. Stall'k worl<�ng wkti lyace Creek Waterstied [)ktiict Stall'on ttie pogkdcs ol'ttds process Rice Creek Watershed District—Technical Advisory Committee Staff attended the RCWD TAC meeting on 3/28 and gave input on their 10-year Capital Improvement Plan. SEWER AND WATER Wellhead Protection Plan Staff is completing the final items of our Part I Wellhead Protection Plan and will submit for reimbursement of these costs from our grant through the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). We also have a meeting set up with MDH to scope Part 2 of the plan. Stay tuned for more info on that soon. Downtown Watsr Main and Strect Ilecoinstrtilction City stall'recendy met wkti representatives 1rom ttie Coirnty regard ng oinr Coninwrdty I)cv6)pment lflocl< Grant apfflpcadon Tticy tiave aAed ius to resi bnik oi rapfflicadon wktisoniesni,fflctianges Weliivei•c,,is�)n ter bc cvcwc will Sr; stuccessitapwitli �)tri• apf,flicadon and ttiat we wffl be aryls; to provade 11nan6,d r6el'to inconie qi ,dilled resdents in ttie downtown area 1'ora water and street reconstmcdon project Water Main Interconnect Lino Lakes recently submitted plans for the water main interconnect that is being planned in conjunction with the Watermark development. City staff is reviewing them for final comments. The interconnect would be the second such connection between Centerville and Lino Lakes water systems. Centerville approved an amendment to the Interconnect Agreement at an earlier meeting. The improvements are being paid for by Lino Lakes (or their developer) and will not cost Centerville anything.