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� ���� � � ���?� �1� 9; �0 �',�� 218 283 �16Z Kooch �o�t Ad�in � �'�� �+� � � <br />Proicci Inae�yti4�k <br />9. On October 14, 1998, a Petition for Sewer Sersrice was initiated by cii�c.ens living in <br />the lackfish Bay area. In response, the County retained the engineering%rn of Ayres <br />Associates to complete a facility plan. Ayres Associates �Cavc cxtcnsivc cxpericnce in <br />sewer design. Joe McGa�er of Ayers Associatesis tl.�e projcct enginecr with experience <br />with other centralized s�sCcm� in areas near Ialccs and across rocky terrain. <br />10. Mr,Glaver evaluated the various options including contin.�nce of on-site septic systems, <br />holding tanks and e��t�ralized sewer, and recommended a centrali�ed pressure sewer <br />system be constructed, which is consistent with the existing East Koochiching <br />Collection Systexn (East Kooch), which is located adjacentto and west ofthe proposed <br />project arca. <br />1�- A ecntralized sewer sys,tcm is the best long-term solution for #�eaii.tag sewage �f�uent in <br />this s� <br />12. McGaver desigp:cd a predominantly pressurized scwcr system, whieh is typical for this <br />area ofthe stab. The design was approved by the Mi'C,A, which evaluates scwcr <br />design specifications to insure they mcet the so called "Tcn State Standards" for <br />scr��r treatment and collectionfacilities s� the design is consistent with the design <br />of similar facilities. T`li� project design incorporatesnormal, and accepted design and <br />construction features and mcets all accepted standards. <br />13. Th� projsc� is not Iikcly to result in lcaks of sewage into the �n.vironm�nt because <br />among oihGr things, the �rojcct incorporates ty��ca� design and constnictio�l features <br />for this area of #he state which have bceii proven to work. <br />4 <br />