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I Lemberg: Part of the water flows to the east and part to the crest. General procedure is to take the water that flows at the front of the house. Questions This is a village project, why doesn't the village pay? Lemberg: Part is being paid by the Village - the part that comes off the streets. Nilsen: This is a matter of benefits involved. South of Garden there is a natural divide - drainage districts just don't follow division lines. George Anderson This should be a benefit to a11. At the end of Albert, 1775 Albert: every spring we have about two feat of water just because the storm sewer doesn't work. Lemberg: Since the county put in Larpenteur Avenue, the end of Larpenteur is higher and the water cannot get into the sewer. Bremer - representa- I merely wish to state that the county is interested in tive of Ramsey this particular project. Countys Leonard Goedert The county may be interested in the sewer, but they are 1803 Simpson: not interested in Garden Avenue. Kurt Rydberg You have had various discussions here - what I would like 1771 North Albert: to know is this district right south of me - when Larpenteur went in, the county put in a storm sewer. It seems to me the people living south of us won't need a storm sewer and they live in Falcon Heights and their children use the streets on the way to school. ~'Vhy shouldn't they pay for some of this? 1Nhy can't it be done on a village basis, so it wouldn't hit us so hard? Nilsen: The Village has already picked up X13,000 for the cost of that pumping station and Ramsey County Holding Pond - which involved this drainage district. The village is also contributing about X1.0,000 which will be picked up on general taxes. You would have this situation only if we could take the entire village and put storm sewer everywhere. Every other community proceeds in this manner. Tim Elder - Mr. MaclViillen talked about haw the church would benefit. representative of In the two-and-one-half years since we built the parsonage, Falcon Heights we have made every attempt to comply with stipulations with Church: regard to the ponding area. We have been very much con- cerned about the safety factor, the health hazard that exists. We feel that storm sewer is the answer and the church is prepared to pay its fair share on the same basis as other property owners. Harry Bruncke The lots on the east side of Albert - these are 300 feet 1710 Albert: deep. Looks like some street will be there in the future. How would sewer enter into the picture there? Also sanitary sewer and water.