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.'~8. "~~~~~~~'~"~tt~.- .~. :;~~,~': ~:~'-';~~;~~~,~i~~~~;~"~'~~(:-:1;~'~':~'~;: ";?\'-:';'~~'i!;,.~,~~{iZ:e,:jr~~:t~~7r~;l""~'~~:~~~~~,~s~i . . . ..~... 4) . for Roseville when that w111 be. m. BANISTER I Under all reasonable expectations, barring something nobody can ferese. at this time, and thl$ proceeds within a reasonable time, you should be able to connect to the sewer and use it next fall, approximately one year from now, or a 11 tUe sooner. ms. RB:ORDSI \1hen they put in the stub, do they con.ult the property owner as to .where they will locate it? M'l.. SH:lRT: I think I can answer that beeauseright at the moment they'rebuild1ng sewers over 1n Arden Hi n s No. 3 subdivision and one of our men has been working locating the cutlets fer the peeple so they will properly connect up to their houses. Pe6ple have been consulted. He haa b.enworking for a . coup 1. of hours a day fer the last week. MRS. ROCORDS: This 90 degree angle business, that would be .true if your outlet is at. the back of your hcuae ~nd you have to come out without going through the basement. Iofl.. SHORT: Let me explain something on that. Thh90 degree outlet has been talked about a great deal. In most homes the soil pipe stack or vent pipe that rises from the basement is usually placed, if it's not alc,ng a side wall, usulilllyplaced dong iii back wall and often times placed more on one corner than the other and perhaps there has been a little moreconc8rn here about cesspools in the back of the property than necessary .because if a stack comes down 8 or 10 feet frem the back. coanar it's . less expensive to go in and break out 8 or 10 fe.t of concrete on the north wall. Turn the elbor of the stack and then on the outside of the house continut the connection out to a 90 degree bend -- -