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Mr. Stump: I see water running down from Summer to Autumn. Engineer Lemberg: The water on Summer breaks across at the corner lots. The physical break is slightly :around the corner. As far as driving on the streets, the Summer Street residents derive benefit from this project but then so are the people who visit you and the school buses that pick your children up for school. Councilman Black: Don't get the idea that one or two are in favor even with the culvert being gone. We had little children walking to school up to their knees in water in the Northeast section. Ray Garcia Pretty hefty cost for a small benefit. That culvert wasn't 1906 Prior: here for years but the water went across the street. The County will dam up the-road. What happens a year or two from now when Fairview is upgraded? There is going to be some improvement there. Let's assume that there is going to have to be something done. We are going to assess some people on Fairview. Why couldn't we tie it in to our own system? Don't we have an alternative to hook up to our own system? What happens if the County decides to upgrade Fairview? 2866 Engineer Lemberg: The County has a policy whereby it won't upgrade until there is a storm sewer. That is in a different drainage district. You can put in but the cost is going to be that much more for the people to the north. We foresee that the cost for the south portion is going to be greater than this. We are saying that this is the cheapest way out. Mr. Joyce: How does the ditch section on the south side of Roselawn drain? Engineer Lemberg: Part of it drains to the culvert. You would have a ditch about dix feet deep to_continue this. Ed Finegan: I am in favor of the minimum plan and I look at it in several ways. It's a reasonable insurance to guarantee me against the problems which nature, the County and Roseville may generate. Secondly, I think that it has the added advantage of removing me from the St . Anthor~q project. Larry Buegler: Are we correct in asses that in some point of time we will be in some drainage system? Engineer Lemberg: Yes. Larry Buegler: It might seem that it would be cheaper for those who are go3~g to be involved in it at tFiis time. My property is going to be improved because everyone isn't going to slop on my yard and my children won't be playing in $se pond. Will Rogers: Would the cost be less if we only wanted one catch basin? Engineer Lemberg: I rather doubt it becausethe cost is much greater than the cost they are asking from us.