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��1 ��1 �004 �ON 9; �1 FAX �l� �83 11�� Kooch Cou�� Ac�in Additionally, the unlikely event of a leak from a brokcn or ruptured pi�c would bc discovered through the use of a pressure-monitoring device. Tl« six rn�trn pun�p � ��r'�� stations would cach have monitoring devices to z��easure static and �xvc presst�re in the force main. A rupture in the line would result in a drop in either of these twc� measured pressures and cause an alarm. The alarz� would be signaled at the pump station by an illuminated l.i�ht and the alarm would also have remote telemetry to North Kooc:l� to notify them 0� t�e alarm. Once notified of the alarm, North Kooe�r woutci locate the break in the 1z�a,e and rake �.ppropriatc tncas�e� €� repair the break. Leaks could also be detectcd visually. 1$. Both the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and thc Minnesota Pollution Ga�ttrol Agency approvcd the underwatcr crossing. There is nothing atypical about the underwater crossing to be used in this project. ] 4. Rainy Lake is designated as an O�rt�fiandiat� �2c:sorue� Value Water (URV W)2 according to tho De��:�ment of Natural Resources. �ased upon the lake's historic significance, wildexn.ess characteristics. water quality, and aesthetic leatures_ As suchs �2ain.y Lake is a protected natural reso�.rcc ut�der MERA. Sitaiilarly, the quietude in the ��acYcf�'ish Bay sewer ptojeat area is a MERA protected natural resource, as arc the Lr�� and wildlife in the project a�ea,3 ��. There was no ev�des�e� presentcd to indicate that th� presences of a centralized sc�v�r S�'Sle�� located adjacent to such a watcr resource 1S improper or illegal, and in fact the evidence indicated tlrat other centralized systems in Minnesota were in fact located adjacentto other ORVW's. It is not�c�t�onto locate such systems by an � Minrr_ �tur. � 116.182 subd. ��7:�, also referrcd to in tl�e evidcnce as a�f Outstanding Value Resource Watet (OV1�W}. ' Min�r.Slut § l 1 �R.02 subd. �._ G