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Page 4 1 Motion carried unanimously. 2 C. Water physically inundates detached non-habitable structures. 3 Wratkowski wants item to be considered. Cavanaugh suggested that the committee 4 should consider and determine what=is public and private water and who is 5 responsible. Otte stated that the committee has too many short-term, high priority 6 issues. Faust suggested that this is a Ion-term issue because it deals with non- 7 habitable structures. Lockrem stated that the water in garages is the result of storm 8 water flooding garages, so maybe items in the garage should be short-term and the 9 structure could be long-term. McConnell-Powe stated the issue should be short- 10 term, high priority. 11 Motion by Kuharski, second by Jacobs to list issue as long-term, high priority. 12 Motion carried unanimously. 13 D. Water physically inundates house at an elevation below the block foundation 14 (openings, e.g. window wells). 15 Motion by Otte, second by Kozarek to list issue as long-term, high priority. 16 Motion carried unanimously. 17 E. Water physically inundates house above foundation. 18 Motion by Otte, second by Kozarek to list issue as long-term, high priority. 19 Motion carried unanimously. 20 F. Sanitary sewers backs up into basement. 21 Motion by Kozarek, second by Wratkowski to list issue as long-term, high priority. 22 Revised motion by Kozarek, second by Jacobs to list issue as short-term, high 23 priority. 24 Motion carried unanimously. 25 G. Unimproved areas, such as backyards, parks, etc. experience long term 26 inundation (depressions without outlets). 27 Motion by Otte, second by Kozarek to list issue as long-term, low priority. 28 Motion carried unanimously. 29 Cavanaugh suggested that the committee consider and determine the difference between 30 private and public water. Willenbring asked Cavanaugh for a definiton of private and