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COUNCILMA�7 HAi.VSONa Did we get a record of whether for or <br />against? <br />NIR. t4ILLER: I made no statement as to whether for or <br />• against, I had two questions - one to P-�Ir. Popovich and one to <br />I�1ra Christoffersen. I am a spectator rather than a combatant. <br />�R. Va00DBURN: You must be 300 or 400 feet deep. <br />MR, MILLER: I was thinking of the latexal dimension. <br />DR. N700DBURN: I think most of us are in the Jordan basin. <br />• <br />MR. MILLER: Maybe I'm in the Anoka vein at 150 feet, and <br />there again, if that was a mis-state�nt on my part (inaudible) <br />my question to Mr. Popovich {inaudible) do you have any informa- <br />tion on the Anoka vein? <br />D4R. CHRISTOFFERSENe Arden Hills gets all their water from <br />Roseville. <br />N1R. HUSNIK: Our well is 575 feet and I think it's the <br />Tiinckley strata. It's soft water. <br />P�IAYOR CREPEAU: Anyone else care to make a state�nt or <br />ask a question? <br />MR. ELP�IER CP9IEL, 4549 Lakeshores Except for one person <br />on Lakeshore, I'm speaking for the first 1300 feet of residents <br />and one non-commital, N7e don°t want the water and I think you <br />couZd go right down that red line and find a majority there <br />that have already voiced their opinion and I'd like to ask the <br />engineer - how often do you have problems with dead-end mains? <br />wliat°s your past history? <br />P4R, CHRISTOFFERSEiV: Usually I don't have the problem - <br />it's tkte maintenance people that do and I'm not informed on <br />all problems that come up in all communities. I do know the.. <br />flow is proportioned to the aquare of the lots so you have to <br />consider that if you have water feeding from two directions <br />you get four times if you were feeding from one direction. <br />MR. CP7IEL: The reason we're here is because the property <br />on the west side, which H�as stated in the New Brighton Bulletin <br />and I think if they want it they can have a dead-end main. The <br />people on the other side don't want it and the trailer court <br />doesn't want it and the first 1300 feet (inaudible) Lakeshore <br />and further down Old Highway 10 don't want it. <br />MR. CHRISTOFF�RSEN: The important factor <br />completes a loop going this way and clear down <br />A dead-end main could be constructed to deliver <br />point but it isn't a very good design system. <br />is that this <br />to Hamline, <br />water to this <br />14 <br />
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