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�: � _ f � _ � . ; MRS. MCNIESH: No. I do-not. That,was before my time. MAYOR'WOODBURN: Well, at all times, there was another sewer planned. There was never a time when some kind of main wasn't . considered, as going to be necessary. : _ � JEANNE WINIECKI: It seems to me then the area that is going to be assessed hasn't caused the need. MAYOR 4JOORBURN: Th.at is often the case. CHRISTOFFERSEN: Let me say this. At the time that all this action was going on, I don't believe that New Brighton sewer was an issue until - I want to say 1975_, that we became aware that it was available for use, and that New Brighton even wanted the City to use it, and by that time the City was committed to a new line to the south. The City was against using it,at that time because New Brighton didn't have enough capacity in that line, according to them - they only had a small amount - they wanted us to use that small�amount:, but not everything. Since Arden Hills was faced with building that whole line to the south, we thought that was the best way to proceed. It was only in 1980 or 1981 that :New Brighton was able to realize that the capacity of that sewer they had barred Arden Hills, far exceeded what they had planned ` on; so, consequently, they came to us and asked us if we could use that additional capacity. TotaL - look back at the whole thing and had:New Brighton been right at the very beginning, that would 'have been the best plan; so, I: think what'we're ending up with is the best plan. MRYOR 6100DBURN; Just a short time more -- if there are.. . are there any comments from any body that hasn't spoken yet? ' DON GROWER: I am a planner and I represent the Naegele Companies and their site, and I guess we're only conce,rned that there be some kind of a fair measure of benefit for assessment against the rroperty. Secondly, we would feel that this is kind of an incentive for us to develop some site plans for the develop- ment of the property and we would like the sewer to follaw a pattern that we would 1ay:out. That's our only comments. MAYOR �lOOD6URN: 4ne more. ; - . �;� JIM WINIECKI: LJhat is the possibility that this project ! could be delayed and new owners consulted. I� MAYOR WOODBURN: That gets to be kind of indefinite, 1ike. the property over here. �i � � JIM WINIECKI: Then, like I said before, we get besieged by i assessments going through us, let's spread this out for more �, people. �I, MAYOR WOODBURN: anything...•one more. , I _ i � 11 -