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. . . '," Although we have discussed your proposal, I am having a hard time understanding/interpreting your drawings/Exhibits 1 and 3. , Exhibit 1 shows a storm sewer pipe and manholes at the extreme south end of Hamline, just above "reconstruction limits", that simply empties into the land area between Snelling and Hamline, which I understand may be privately owned. Is this what you are proposing for this area? Are you also proposing to install piping that will run down Ingerson Court and dump into the Fernwood channel which in turn dumps into Lake Josephine? Are you proposing installing storm sewer piping in Femwood St. and Carlton, including the area where rain gardens are proposed? Until I understand your recommendations better, I cannot comment. Rain Gardens As you know, I believe that rain gardens can be and should be installed on more portions of Carlton and Ingerson Road than you have designated. We obviously disagree. However, I believe that one area that is not included on your drawings that we both now agree on is the southside of Ingerson Road between Ingerson Court and Fernwood Court. Neither the sanitary nor the water system/piping runs in the easement in this area. Therefore, there is nothing to preclude the installation of rain gardens in this area. From review of Exhibit 3, it also appears that a rain garden could be installed on the northside of Ingerson Road at the NW comer of Ingerson Road and Femwood Street. Why are you not proposing rain gardens on Femwood Street? Fernwood Channel I believe that the front end of the channel, behind the publicly owned property and above the Association property, is privately owned. I will let the Association representatives address your proposal for the channel. Hamline Channel Your Exhibit 3, as draw, appears to depict a huge holding pond in this area. As we discussed, the drawing is deceiving; you are not o