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MR< CMIEL: Ho�a about putting t�,ro elbows on the end and <br />shooting it back? We sometimes go over the engineering plans <br />(inaudib2e)< <br />� i�R, CHRISTOFFERSEN: I think that would add considerable <br />amount to the cost. <br />PAR, CPQIELc That's my feeling, <br />MR, xUSNIKe You tal.k about dead-end lines and we have <br />2ived in a situation like this in Little Canada and (inaudible) <br />for 6 or 7 years and I believe engineers believe all lines not <br />for feasibility (inaudible) because of cuhether you got a <br />breakdown one side you have uninterruptible service except for <br />stop (inaudible) but my recommendation is if somebody wants <br />water on the west side of Round Lake today, let°s leave them <br />have it, but leave them stop short of Highway 96 coming up that <br />way, and we lived in Little Canada for years and aZl they do is <br />flush out the last hydrant on the line, <br />AfR, TOM HELLER, 1118 Juliet, St. Paul; I own a couple of <br />pieces of land on the east side of Round Lake on Old Highway <br />i0 and I'd like to oppose the 1ine. <br />MAYOR CREPEAUe Anyone else? <br />� <br />MRS, JOHN CMIEL, 4535 Lakeshore Place: taould you explain <br />that (inaudiblej? <br />A1R, CHRISTOFFERSENa Lakeshore Place is in on the base <br />plan, <br />MRSa CMIEL: I'd like to go on record as being (inaudible). <br />We were told this issue was dead for five years, but again, we <br />don't need ite <br />MAYOR CREPEAU� The Council didn't initiate this, This <br />is being initiated by more than 35$ of the property owners. <br />They're asking for water service so we have to have another <br />public hearing for those people. The Council doesn't nee@ the <br />water - the 35� of the people want it. Anyone else? <br />NiRe GLENN BEGGIP7, 9519 Lakeshore Placec I'm opposed to <br />the water going by my property. I'm on the intersection where <br />the water comes across Highway 10 and it loop5 back down, I'm <br />interested in the quality of the water that will be delivered <br />to us as we read more reports of that water smelling and <br />needing chemica2s added to it and whether any studies are <br />beinq done as to the amount of money necessary to put in spot <br />wells within a community which you know is a more st�dern tech- <br />nique (inaudible) but I don't know why we can't have reports <br />of (inaudible) a well �aould take to service the lakeshore <br />{inaudible) in the £uture you're talking about eight or ten <br />15 <br />