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.....'_. ... DRAFT Water Rescources City of Centerville 2030 Comprehensive Plan Surface Water Management Plan The City updated its Surface Water Management Plan in October of 2004. The plan was an update of a previous plan completed in 1997. The City lies within the Jurisdictional boundaries of the Rice Creek Watershed DIstrict. Since the time of this update, severel new or modified requirements have arisen. A summary of the changes to the SWMP submitted with this Comprehensive Plan follows: 2007 New Information The 2004 Centerville Surface Water Menagement Plan (SWMP) Information is stili generally current and should be followed until a new SWMP is prepared pending completion of the Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD) Water Management Plan (WMP) updates and as required by Minnesota state statute. The majority of the 2030 Met Council Water Resources Managemant Policy Pian requirements for Local Surface Water Management Plan elements are covered in the existing 2004 SWMP. However, a few specific 2008 Issues have baan discovered as a part of this SWMP Amendment process for the 2008 Comprehensive Plan update required by the Met Council. Specifically, the following revisions and additions to the 2004 SWMP should be noted. This list references directly the 2030 Met Council Water Resources Management Policy Plan LSWMP elements. 1. Water resources management related agreements - Centervllle falls entirely within RCWD. This organization is In the process of updating their WMP and rules. The rules are scheduled to be accepted by mid-February of 2008. Completion of the watershed management organization WMP will necessitate an update to the 2004 SWMP. The focus of the RCWD updates are primarily on infiltration. Saction 5.7, page 16 of the City's SWMP discusses the Intent of tha City of Centerville to .continue to support and coordinate with the RCWD on all water resource management issues, and It recognizes the role of the RCWD to continue to administer all water resource permitting and regulation responsibilities". Therefore through reference to the RCWD WMP and rules the City shows its continued commitment to the goal of nondegradatlon and improving water quality for all Its residents. The Minnesota Stormwater Manual, Metropolitan Council's Minnesota Urban Small Sites BMP Manual and RCWD WMP should be referenced for additional alternatives. 2. Integration of SWPPP poliCies and goals - Centervllle Is a Phase II NPDES MS4 permit community and therefore needs to integrate Its SWPPP with the 92