Schedule for Completing Projects Is Set by the Ohio EPA in the City’S Wastewater Permit

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P a g e | 1 C O M B I N E D S E W E R S L O N G T E R M C O N T R O L P L A N The schedule for completing projects is set by the Ohio EPA in the City’s wastewater permit. The key dates include; Long Term Control Plan Submitted September 1, 2014 CSO 1011 Closure-COMPLETED Start June 2013 Completion December 2013 CSO 1026 Closure-COMPLETED Start September 2013 Completion December 2013 Broad Street Express Sewer-COMPLETED Start December 2014 Completion December 2016 CSO 1014 Closure-COMPLETED Start June 2015 Completion December 2015 CSO 1033 Closure-COMPLETED Start December 2016 Completion June 2017 Cherokee Drive CDBG Redevelopment (CSO 1004)-COMPLETED Start December 2017 Completion December 2018 CSO 1008 Compliance-COMPLETED Start June 2017 Completion December 2017 CSO 1019 Express Sewer-COMPLETED Start December 2017 Completion December 2018 Fifth Avenue/Sixth Avenue/Forest Rose Avenue Sewer Separation-COMPLETED Start June 2020 Completion December 2021 P a g e | 2 CSO 1029 Modification-DESIGN Start March 2022 Completion September 2022 Sixth Avenue/Fifth Avenue Sewer Separation (CSO 1029) Start September 2022 Completion December 2023 Frederick Street Sewer Separation (CSO 1029) Start March 2024 Completion September 2024 Mount Pleasant Avenue Sewer Separation Start March 2025 Completion September 2025 Wilson Avenue/Broad Street Sewer Separation (CSO 1033) Start September 2027 Completion September 2028 CSO 1009 Compliance Start December 2028 Completion December 2029 Mulberry Street/High Street Sewer Separation (CSO 1012) Start December 2029 Completion December 2030 Main Street Storm Sewer (CSO 1019) Start June 2030 Completion October 2030 Sixth Avenue Storm Sewer-Broad Street to High Street (CSO 1013)-COMPLETED Start June 2030 Completion October 2030 King Street Sanitary Sewer (CSO 1019) Start December 2030 Completion December 2031 Mary Burnham Park Storm Sewer Start June 2030 Completion October 2030 Lawrence Street Flow Equalization Basins (CSO 1004) Start December 2031 Completion December 2033.

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