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~~~ Kilberg: Why can't you get the same results in our area? Ljungren: You have the problem of segregating Village. You would be pumping water back into St. Paul to the homes cm the high pressure part of the pump. We would use a gate valve at Maple Knoll tiwhich would act so that the valve was closed when pressure was higher than in the main. However, when the two would equalize, it would open. Kilberg: Is this a 6" main at Snelling? Ljungren: No, a 16" main at Snelling, then to 12". Kilberg: What you really are talking about is not just $6;000.00? Nilsens The whole system would total 952,000; 956,000: X80,000 on the entire line, including the pumping station. All Benefited property owners will be assessed. Kilberg: What is the pumping station charge per foot? Ljungrena Charge for the pumping station and oversizing of mains - we have gone through the .number of houses, some ~~ master lannin street la outs etc --- p g, y , . 0. J. Wall, 1645 Garden Avenues Am I right in assuming that the University will be assessed? Grahams If the property North of Larpenteur were released, then the Village would be able to charge them on an equitable basis for the work done, on the same basis as other property owners. We cannot now assess them. Ljungrena Provisions have been made in the system that will permit the University to connect if they want to. Certain adjustments can be made. It can be worked into their property. H. Klosterman, 1736 Fry Street: If this line goes up Fry S d treet, o the people on Fry have to pay some extra money? Korstad, 1625 Garden: We had a meeting of our group. Vde do have money and, to date, X1500. has been pledged to the people on Fry to offset the cost of this line on Fry. The total is X1806. We have about 91500. of that, roughly. Mrs. Kittleson, 1718 Fry: I -.was wondering why they pick on Fry Street. Nilsens I donat think there was any choice except there are undeveloped lots on Fry Street. f~uestion: Has the Council a~anroached the University lately, or is it just hearsay? Nilsen: We had a letter from the University, dated December 31st, 1958, in which they stated their water requirements were well taken care of and they were not interested in a water main on Larpenteur Avenue as pro- posed. Questions Now that the improvements are. coming on Larpenteur Avenue, wouldn't it be well to inquire again? Nilsen: It will do no good. We have talked to University people many times. They provide for their own use as they see fit. Ljungrena There is a possibility of having 324 houses connected to the pumping station, and breaking it down on the cost per meter side - 1, 2, 3, and !~, the coat on a 3/~" meter would be X60.00 and the connection charge on a ~" meter ~16l~O.OOp That includes the pumping station. Shavor: In addition to the footage charge, there is <~ connection charge.