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~~~ ~ 1781 - Mrs. Falk is Est favor of filling the ditches and curbing. <br />Mrs. Falk is much concerned about the water flow and said <br />it would be nice to have the water flaw 3.n another direction. <br />1786 - Roe asked haw water would be carried off if ditches were <br />filled and L3ungren advised that it would flow past all <br />right. <br />1786 - Lipke thinks they might have a flooding condition if the <br />ditches were filled - especially if we should have any <br />earlq freeze and heavy snows during the winter. <br />1779 - Schirrmeister expressed concern about the water, but said <br />if they were sure water could be taken care of, he didn't <br />see ar~ything wrong with filling ditches but he did think <br />provisions should be made to take care of water first. <br />1786 - Spencer Roe feels water from the west side of the street <br />will run across to the east side and come down from the <br />1800s. L~ungren said the two gutter lines will be exactly <br />the same and street will not be ditched so gutter line will <br />be the same. They will have four catch basins to handle the <br />water until it can drain off. <br />1776 - Beck said he understood the catch basins were to be placed <br />south of the culvert and L3ungren advised him there were to <br />be 2 north and 2 south of the culvert. Estimate includes <br />extending culvert'to back property line. Beck feels there <br />will be quite a bit of water going into the field back there <br />and that it would send a lot more water to the nursery be- <br />hind them. <br />1768 - No comment. <br />1760 - Palumbo asked when the work would be done and he was told it <br />would be done this summer. <br />1765 - Sandstrom says he is in favor of rolled curbing, but wonders <br />if culvert will take care of the water. IL water could be <br />adequately handled, it would be satisfactory. <br />1751 - Clander said he had no problem. <br />17l~5 - No comment <br />1742 - Burson said he hadn't been there long but he thought they had <br />a drainage problem. He asked what their grade was. L~ungren <br />told him that Eros his property, the break in the grade ranged <br />from 17lt8 to 1751,; grade established would permit drainage. <br />Burson doesn't think they should take the full treatment. He <br />wonders if there is air way of diverting the water from the <br />Rosehill Nursery. He was told elevation for his driveway is <br />9.7~b. Center line 9.71185. <br />1736 - Libby thinks they should take the $1.10 a foot deal; that they <br />must have raised the street at least afoot in front of his <br />house; he is definitely in favor of filling ditches. <br />Roe asked how soon they could expect alleviation of the dust problem. <br />Struck doesn't think culvert is high enough; thinks crown of street <br />is too high; asked why they didn't put street back at original grade. <br />He thinks work should be done now. <br />Janesek asked if they could guarantee that the water from the nursery <br />wouldn't run right on to the east side; he doesn't think they want too <br />high a curb. Ljungren.said he didn't think anyone could make such a <br />guarantee -- that rainfall varies. They figured it on a 2 to 5 year <br />frequency. It might not handle a rain such as occurs every twenty-five <br />years. Janesek thinks they should go into the water problem a little <br />more deeply. <br /> <br />1 <br />Roe doesn't think water from nursery runs across road. <br />