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~?&r ~..~ '-~~ff'~~'" -~:"',;-~.;:~r:~-:~E~~-'-'..-- --;~~-~'::~~.~;.-~.~'---; -~~:~~~'.~:-[~~:,[:-'; -'~' ~~:-.;F-:~:-;:--~ '~;~. '"';~~.-~~~A~~,:.:t~~l.fl~ .. '..... ...... 31.' . . above average wide lot but the sewage that you put into the.lyat.. is no more than a fillla 11 lot but I pay mote. Is there anyway where it ha s been done ore. it'. a ue s sed on the property' owneJ: like a blank charge as my proptrtion of the total cost instead of footage cost? MAYOR ASHBACH: That, of course, I think has been partly explained and that is up to our Council or village policy how they .de this sort of thing. I've been wrestling with these things for quite a wllne. That's a decision to be made yet and I don't know if anyone human being alive can say which is the most fair way of doing it. The Council has not yet decided how to handle that situation in every case. There are so many different cases. MR. WESTPHAL; With regard to the overall plan, 1& there any . possibility of the fut~e development of the communities to the north - aM this is long range planning - increasing in size sufficiently and in population to the point where they may need sewage ,systems. We're at the end of the line here the way this has been designed. We're on eight inch lines. ObviOUsly you on't hook on anything smaller than that and hook on anything frem north of the tracks. We're at the endef the line with nspect to this combined Roseville and St. Paul system. If, for eX~llple, the people north of here want a sewage sYlltem, they are going to have to put in their cwo sewage disposal plant or conceive other mean; cf moving on to Minneapolis or New Brighton or whatever else they may have up north.. m. POPOVICH: I think you're anticipating something that . recent facts might dispel this worry. The Mound$ View Village, which is to the west of US, are now proceeding with a water end sewer study which will not h(,ok up into Ros.viUe becau8. of the