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APRIL 27, 1976 43 <br /> Resident: If there isn't going to be a change in the road, people should' <br /> know about it. Who would parr for changing the road? <br /> Lease: The city would unless we upgraded the road - blacktopped <br /> it then it would be assessed to the people. We talked about <br /> realigning the road so that it would extend north to next <br /> section of Ingersoll Avenue. <br /> Kuusisto: How many on the east side do not know if their systems are <br /> inadequate. (two people raised their hands) <br /> J. Crever: There are people looking at the land across from us to the <br /> east. Will they be able to build or will they have to give <br /> an easement for the road? <br /> Lease: If he bought five acres, he doesn't have to deed anything. <br /> J. Crever: In other words, the road won't be changed? <br /> Lease: We want to change it but we have received too much opposi- <br /> tion. <br /> Resident: If a right angle was done to the East at Mastroddi's - may- <br /> be instead of a traditional road, maybe some cul de sacs <br /> ckuld be brought in from Irish. <br /> Kuusisto: If the road was constructed to the North andto the East, <br /> who would buy the right of way. <br /> Gilde: Is there a section line that runs East-West? <br /> Kuusisto: I think Ingersoll is the section line. If we could move the <br /> road over thirty feet that would be a benefit, but those <br /> plans fell by the wayside. , <br /> T. Crever: I would like to get back to the sewer problem. If we pump <br /> out of the tasin how do we know we aren't going to create <br /> problems for some other area. <br /> Lease: We don't know if we are going to pollute sone other place. <br /> The other solution we are talking about is collecting and <br /> treating and running back to the lake and it gets pretty <br /> expensive and. you people would have to pay; for the operation. <br /> Some people say spending $5,000.00 to remedy the situation <br /> is no problem, but $5,000.00 to others is a lot of money. <br /> Creager: If five out of nine, upgrade their system, maybe the prob- <br /> lem won't be too bad. Maybe the lake could stand that. <br /> Lease: I would like to see City work with Howard to do what can <br /> be done to the individual systems if we can satisfy PCA. <br /> Resident: How about dropping the lake level and then checking every- <br /> one's system? <br /> Kuusisto: We checked it when it was low. <br /> Schletty: In 1934, there was about two acres of water in that lake. <br /> Let's keep in mind that the lake can go up and down. <br /> Resident: What do you think the homeowners here should do - go home <br /> and look at upgrading their systems? <br /> Kuusisto: Yes, I think so. <br /> Lease: We would like to give you some technical advise and then <br /> see what you can do about solving your own problems. How <br /> many people here would like to try to solve their own pro- <br /> blems or do you want us to try to design a system to solve <br /> the problems. Show of hands to solve own problems - one <br /> hand per family - (show of 22 hands) <br /> Kuusisto: It will be necessary to have a plan and get approval, for <br /> making the changes. The first question to ask yourselves <br /> is can you get 100' away from the lakeshore? What is the <br /> perc rate? You will need at least a 750 gallon watertight <br /> tank. Can you make this work on your lot staying at least <br /> 50' from your well and your neighbor's well? <br /> Resident: How do we know it will be approved? <br />