To make a change the survey is submitted: Contact Anna Bessel, MCES, to have the change made. Who can submit the survey?: Surveys may only be submitted by users in the role. Users in the role may only enter and save data. “Agent” “Clerk” Printing Data: Saved survey data may be printed by clicking on the “Print” left-hand side of the screen. A pop-up pdf file should appear. (If no file appears, please ensure pop-ups are not blocked on your computer.) Saving Surveys to Your Computer: Click on the left-hand side of “Print” the screen. Once the survey tabulates in pdf form, the file may be saved. SURVEY OF SEWER USE DATA I. GENERAL INFORMATION TAB Click on the Use Data” link in the grey bar at the top of the page. “Sewer Click the button and choose from the drop-down menu. “New” “2017” Enter the 2017 estimated population as of 12/31/17. (Census data plus growth.) Enter the 2017 estimated sewered population as of 12/31/17. Enter the total length of sewer system in miles. If the municipality has its sanitary system mapped into a computerized mapping or drawing system (e.g. ArcGIS), click and select the date of last update. “Y” If the municipality does not have a computerized map, click indicate whether “N,” there are plans to develop a map, and if so, provide a date of availability. If the municipality has a computerized sanitary sewer system map, click “Attach Maps” on the left-hand side of the screen. Only AutoCAD and pdf files of 4 megabytes or less may be uploaded. To submit a different file type, email the file to Steve Hack, MCES, at steven.hack@metc.state.mn.us. II. SEWER USE TAB This section provides data on the total number of physical service pipe connections (if known) and residential equivalents of non-residential users within the community as of the end of 2017. Residential connections example: An 8-unit apartment building would be counted as connection and RECs. “1” “8”
To make a change the survey is submitted: Contact Anna Bessel, MCES, to have the change made. Who can submit the survey?: Surveys may only be submitted by users in the “Agent” role. Users in the “Clerk” role may only enter and save data. Printing Data: Saved survey data may be printed by clicking “Print” on the left-hand side of the screen. A pop-up pdf file should appear. (If no file appears, please ensure pop-ups are not blocked on your computer.) Saving Surveys to Your Computer: Click “Print” on the left-hand side of the screen. Once the survey tabulates in pdf form, the file may be saved. SURVEY OF SEWER USE DATA I. GENERAL INFORMATION TAB Click on the “Sewer Use Data” link in the grey bar at the top of the page. Click the “New” button and choose “2017” from the drop-down menu. Enter the 2017 estimated population as of 12/31/17. (Census data plus growth.) Enter the 2017 estimated sewered population as of 12/31/17. Enter the total length of sewer system in miles. If the municipality has its sanitary system mapped into a computerized mapping or drawing system (e.g. ArcGIS), click “Y” and select the date of last update. If the municipality does not have a computerized map, click “N,” indicate whether there are plans to develop a map, and if so, provide a date of availability. If the municipality has a computerized sanitary sewer system map, click “Attach Maps” on the left-hand side of the screen. Only AutoCAD and pdf files of 4 megabytes or less may be uploaded. To submit a different file type, email the file to Steve Hack, MCES, at steven.hack@metc.state.mn.us. II. SEWER USE TAB This section provides data on the total number of physical service pipe connections (if known) and residential equivalents of non-residential users within the community as of the end of 2017. Residential connections example: An 8-unit apartment building would be counted as “1” connection and “8” RECs.