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. Arden Hills Village Council Re: Consolidated Sanitary Sewer Improvements 12 & 13 January 22, 1970 Page 2 However; it is also generally true that the cost of easements can be substantially reduced when the sewers are rerouted to conform to a plan agreed upon with the property owner. The cost estimates which are included herein do not take into account the cost of acquiring easements. These costs would have the effect of reducing the increase in construction costs resulting from rerouting the sewers. The first area lies generally north of the Village Civic Center property as illustrated on the map. The original sewer line was 1,255 feet long, whereas the revised sewer line is 1,765 feet long. Attached is a copy of our rough calculation sheets showing the estimated cost of the original sewer line to be $16,417.00, and the estimated cost of the revised sewer line to be $24,615.75, This results in an estimated increase in construction cost. of $8.198.75. It can be shown that a savings in cost to the Village for sewering the Civic Center site could amount to $3,375.00, and the remaining difference in construction cost may more than be offset by the cost of purchasing the easement for the sewer. Area No. 2 involves the property on the southeast corner of the intersection of Highway 10 and Highway 96. In this case the original sewer totaled 810 feet in length while the revised sewer totals 1,440 feet. The attached rough calculation sheet shows that the estimated increase in sewer construction is $3,255,50. This cost increase does not reflect the savings W-hich will be realized by not having to purchase construction easements.. The third area is northerly and adjacent to the Northern States Power Company substation between Highway 10 and Old Highway 10. In this case the revised location of the 18 inch sewer line will replace a portion of the previously required 8 inch sewer line, thus