HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000008_pg143-1PROCEEDINGS 'E THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW
A special meeting of the Mounds View Village Council
with representativesof the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer
District was called to order at 3 :30 P.M., October 19, 1962,
at 2401 Highway #10,
Purpose of the meeting was to inform the Council of .
the progress of the District to date and the plans for the
future.
Present Were:
Mound*. View,
Allan Crane, Mayor
Donald Hodges, Trustee
Perry Malvin, Trustee
John Sullivan, Trustee
Paul Boog, Admi Clerk
Les Knutson, Engineer
Sanitary District
I. Comstock
W Sha
M. Christensen
Z. Mann
Tentative Plan #1 is to provide sewage facilities
where "immediate need" is determined in the six community
area comprising the following: Blane, Coon Rapids, Brooklyn
Park, Fridley, Mounds View and Spring Lake Park.
The route of the_.rnaln interceptor through Mounds View
would follow along the judicial ditch from the South East
corner toward the South West Corner of the village, the
outlet would be located at the South East corner. This
main interceptor would be approximately the same cost and be
at the same location whether there would be a District
Disposal plant or whether a sewer line would be built to Minn-
eapolis, The trunk system has been planned fur a saturation
peak load, presently there are seventy thousand residents
within this area • saturation peak plans for one hundred
and twenty thousand residents
Reasons for the Regional Treatment Plant over a
seperate sewer line to Minneapolis
1. The only plan that costs can be determined.
$13.million dollars for main interceptor; 7.7 million dollars
for plant, (Other plan calls for apportioning construction
Lost of Pigs Eye Island Plant. $100 million to $200 millions dollars ?)
2, Least Expensive of the two initially
3. Financing • would allow internal revenue,
4, Nothing ej,$e. is available.
5, '
More representation on Board of each Village,
6, One mile and a quarter below Minneapolis Water Supply,
7, Those who pass judgeme'nt, cause policy, determine
rates and figure ec..:,ts are directly affected.