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. . . . . MR. JEROME D. TINM, 1400 CWlllll1ngs Lanel Asked the following: 1) What water pressure could be expected out of eight inch mainsl 2) Is the street restoration included in the cost of the water improvement, or will there be an extra charge for that workl 3) Is it possiDle to run the sanitary sewer line in the same trench with the water pipe. MR. KEITH EWY, 1176 Carlton: What would happen to the to the boulevard trees when the water line is constructed. Also wanted to know if the old pumps could continue to be used for lawn sprinkling. Asked if there was a Dooster pUlllp between the tank in Roseville and his property. Further asked if he would be guaranteed a certain min1mum water pressure. MR. W. FOREST BEAR, 1305 Tiller Lane: Asked for an explanation of the trunk charge. Also asked what the assessment would be on a corner lot. MR. GEORGE CHUTKA, 1466 Skiles Lane: He also abuts a road at the rear of his property and wanted to know what the assessment would be. Asked if it was mandatory to connect to the water line. MR. BURT SCHERFENBERG, 1155 Ingerson Road: Indicated that he didn't think the trees or sod had been properly or adequately replaced after the sanitary sewer work was done and hoped that there would be more engineering supervision. Wanted to know if the treatment of trees would be the same on the street as on a county road where you have the county road width. Asked if the water construction would be on the north or south side of Ingerson Road. The sewer was put in on the north side of the street and the trees were never replaced. He suggested that the water be put in on the north side of the street rather than take out the trees that are left on the south side. Also asked if the two previous water improvements ordered in 1968 had been included in the mill rate shown in the water hearing brochure. MR. BRAD LEMBERG, 35 MelDourne Avenue S.E., Minneapolis - owns Lot 14, Block 3, Arden Hills No.2: If the contracts for the construction of the water improvement are lower than anticipated, would the assessment charge or the mill levy be reduced. Also wanted to know if water revenues would be used to lower the mill rate. Further asked if it was the policy of the village to replace damaged lawns with cultured sod. Plans to build in the fall and asked what procedure would have to be followed to put the sewer stull in at the same time the water goes in. MR. WALTER T. MILLER, 1309 Cantlon: wanted to know the location of the water construction in relation to his property. Also asked what the rate would be per thousand gallons of water .