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213 that water .line be brought down the back of the lot. Most of the homes there have their garages and utility poles on the back lot line, The University has its experimental tract immediately behind, li(e asked the University for easement and they were not willing to do that at this time because they felt that the property would not be benefited as far as they were concerned. No final agreement could be made with Roseville or the University. There is no utility ease- ment on the back of those lots. Engineer reached agreement for the installation of the water line in the front of the property line. St. Paul paid the cost of jacking under Snelling Avenue. Nilsen: The difference in cost between connection in the back lot line as opposed to the running from the front lot line distances involved, difference in basements -what are they? Lemberg: This cost is less than the original estimate of X7.00 a foot. That estimate was given at a public hearing. Gear: My driveway is low and softer than it was before. 'r'rhen they put in the sod, they made the tunnel V-shape. It is almost impossible to do a decent job of cutting grass. Z have about 12 feet of water that just lays in that tunnel now. Lemberg: The State Highway Department has the say about the ditch. They made an inspection on the ditch and approved it. Stone: Brad, is there a way of getting in touch with the Highway Department about this? Lemberg: It was inspected and approved by the High~Nay Department. I can talk to them about it. Mrs. Pantzar: When they put the pipes in, they broke my water line and 1865 No, Snelling since then I have been having a lot of rust in the water and I still have a lot of rust. Lemberg: rdiaybe with the increase in pressure something got loose in your old water line. It's 20 to 25 years old, isn't it? Schwantes: ~7~~ Lindig Street: T am trying to build a house in the Village on Lindig Street. This doesn't pertain to assessments, but it is a situation which is pertinent. In planning our house, we were interested in having the elevation of the house -the basement floor, at a certain point - not way up in the air, but about 22 feet above the street, eYe had previous exper- fence with the depth of the sewer in the street and getting the fall - on Fairview Avenue. Mr. Lemberg gave me the information with regard to the depth of the sewer. The particular lot which I have has the sewer 91 feet below the street. This was very good - it took care of our needs; I checked with P$r. Lemberg with regard to the fall that would be needed that would make it possible for us to have drainage out of the basement and into the sewer. Brad did warn me that before you build a house you better 1 1 1