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I � �� fcr Roseville when that :rill be. . � N�R. 3ANISTER: Under all reasonable expectations, barring something nobody can fcresea at this time, and this pr�c�edc �vithin a reasonable time, you should be abla to Conn�ct to the sewer and use it next fall, approximately one year froro �ow� or a little sconer. l�iS. RBCOADS: YJhen they put in the stub, do they ccnsult the prcperty owner ae to where they will lc�cate it? kR. SHORT: I think I can answer that because riqht at the mcment they're building sewers cv�r in P.rdm Hills Wo. 3 subdivision and ona cf our men has been working lcCating the c.utlets fcr the pecplQ sn they will prc,pQrly connett up to thelr henses. Pe�ple have been ccnsulted. He has bean working fer a . couple cf hcurs a day fcr the last �v�ek. �RS. RBCORDS: Thie 90 degree angl• business, that would b� true if your outlet is at.the back of your house and you have to come out without gcinq through the basement. IVR. SHORT: Let me explain somethiny on that. This 90 degree � cutlet has been talkad abc.ut a great deal. In most homas the goil pipe stack or vent pipo that rises frcm the basemant is usually placad, if it's not alcnq a side wall� usually placed along a back wall and cfton tfm�s placad more on ona ccrner than the cther and perhaps there has been a little more concern here about cesspcols in the back of the property than necessary b�cause if a stack ccmes dcwn 8 or 10 feet frcm the back cosner it's l�ss expensive to gc in and break out 8 cr 10 feeL of ccncrete on the ncrth wall. Turn the elbor of the stack and then on the eutside cf the hcuce continut th� ccnnaction out tc a 9C d�gree bQnd