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1 TOWN MEETING <br /> 2 JANUARY 28 , 1992 <br /> 3 PAGE 5 <br /> 4 <br /> 5 <br /> 6 <br /> 7 Mayor Ranallo noted that the industrial park also experiences <br /> 8 flooding. <br /> 9 <br /> 10 Resident at 2500 Highway #88 : He felt it was difficult to <br /> 11 understand costs for the options when they are stated as total <br /> 12 costs . He requested how they would break down per year as well as <br /> 13 per. property. <br /> 14 <br /> 15 Palmer said assuming that 3, 000 parcels are involved with the <br /> 16 assessment area, the four million dollar project , that of holding <br /> 17 ponds strategically located in the City, would probably be $1 , 300 <br /> 18 per parcel or $2 , 600 per parcel over a ten year assessment period. <br /> 19 Flood insurance would be approximately $440 . 00 per year. <br /> 20 <br /> 21 Resident at 2801 St . Anthony Boulevard: He Inquired if the water on <br /> 22 29th Avenue could be diverted . Palmer responded that there is not <br /> 23 enough capacity in the McKinley Street system to accomplish this <br /> 24 effectively. Pipes of increased capacity would only move the <br /> 25 problem elsewhere and open up the liabilities . <br /> 26 <br /> 4l7 Palmer restated that there are no guarantees with any of these <br /> 8 options . <br /> 29 <br /> 30 Resident at 2701 Pahl : This twenty-seven year resident stated he <br /> 31 has a 100% chance of flooding in his intersection. He felt that all <br /> 32 of the improvements and projects north of this area have increased <br /> 33 the water problems. He has had an on-going problem with water on <br /> 34 his property and near his house. <br /> 35 <br /> 36 Mayor Ranal'lo advised that the study is to include surface changes <br /> 37 which may have affected water runoff . <br /> 3.8 <br /> 39 A resident from 31st and Silver Lake Road inquired if the pumps on <br /> 40 the north end of town are still operational . Hamer advised him <br /> 41 -these are sanitary sewer pumps and are not involved with the water <br /> 42 problems being addressed at this meeting. <br /> 43 <br /> 44 Resident at 2823 Silver Lake Road: This resident wanted information <br /> 45 regarding the depth of holding ponds or dimensions of storage <br /> 46 areas . <br /> 47 <br /> 48 Palmer stated that typically these holding ponds would be dry most <br /> 49 of the time. Some of them would have pump outlet capabilities Ten <br /> 50 to fifteen feet of earth would have to be removed for volume. <br /> 51 <br /> 52 The resident , who built his home thirty-seven years ago on Silver <br /> Lake Road adjacent to the park, recalled that much fill was <br /> 4 required before his foundation could be put in as the area was a <br />