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2801 <br />know <br />she wants to talk to her attorney and she wants tv~more about <br />it first, as she is confused. Rust ad is going. to verify the cost. <br />Black mentioned that on other jobs the estimates in the-past have <br />been pretty close. Brad Lemberg said St. Paul Department charges <br />$5.50 and then Village of Falcon Heights would have to charge to <br />make repairs for hook ups, and they (St. Paul) would then own the <br />line and Falcon Heights would have nothing to say, St. Paul will <br />not repair it, either. <br />Citizen mentioned the only danger is if there is afire large <br />enough to hook pumpers that it might collapse then. Lemberg <br />said that council talked to most of them one other time and <br />thought the cost was prohibitive and now council thinks it would <br />be about one-half the cost, If Roseville put in their own line <br />and then Falcon Heights citizens wanted it later, the cost would <br />probably be double. <br />Question was if Roseville put in the line they would put in <br />fire hydrants there and Lemberg answered yes he thinks so and <br />thought the following might be interesting.. When there was a <br />request from Hamline:Avenue peflple north of Garden, council <br />approached Roseville and they were completely willing to <br />do this --have people hookonto their-line and council received <br />a letter which told about charges to be made for usage, etc. <br />City of Saint Paul would not allow it, -Hydrants are not shared. <br />Alshouse: How come they would allow it now? -- Answer was that the Village <br />of Falcon Heights is billed directly by St. Paul. <br />Black: I don't know how they allowed those hookups south. of Garden into <br />Falcon Heights line, We sat in with the-Water Department and <br />they said that this had not been.. done. <br />Toroc: on the lath of November Roseville is going to bring this to their <br />Councils attention, I got involved in this matter and I would <br />hope the people of Falcon Heights would really think about this <br />and decidedin favor of it because it will serve many__people. <br />Roseville wants to cooperate to keep. costs down. The lots on <br />Roseville side are 85~ lots and the-assessment is going to be <br />more than $6.67 a front foot, <br />Alshouse: How about other homes that are already hooked up? <br />Lemberg: I think there are three and there are still a couple on pumps, <br />Roroc: Roseville cannot. act until the. decision tonight. This really is <br />the most feasible way to do the fob, <br />Assessment procedures were revie~red with citizens. <br />Black: The need and the cost are. factors. If the. people are sure they <br />would not want it, then we should close the hearing. <br />Warkentien: Would you people like to continue this hearing? General concensus <br />was that it should be continued. <br />Black moved, seconded by Ecklund that this Hearing be continued <br />until Thursday evening, October 21+, 1968 at 8:00 P,M. Ayes: All. <br />Nays: None. -Motion was carried. <br />Application for Application-for variance from Custom Pools Inc.. signed by Troyer <br />Variance -Swim,.~ing had been referred to Planning Commission inasmuch as definition <br />Pool -11+36 West of structure would seem to encompass swimming pools, Planning <br />Larpenteur Ave: Commission report dated October 17 recommended that Village <br />