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Currently, the owner of a $200,000 home in the watershed pays $4 in taxes to the watershed planning commission. said the meeting will focus on what can be done with tax increases of various levels. Possibilities, he said, include gram to inspect and require upgrades for failing septic systems, and an option to work in cooperation with Dakota unty's Farmland and Natural Areas Preservation plan. 'ff said response to the plan was good at a similar meeting held in Apple Valley. "There's sort of an understanding that these issues need to be addressed and they're only going to get more expensive," Huff said. The meeting is scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Dakota County Extension and Conservation Center. Content © 2004 The Farmington Independent Software © 1998 -2004 lupi Software, All Rights Reserved • •