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complete (inaudibley. This is one of the overall basics for a long line, and to prevent it from dead-ending, we have it loop, using smaller size pipe, I don°t know - 2 didn't go thzough the mechanics of starting, say - starting with a 16 inch line • through this area and reducing fio 12. I suspect we could pxobably achieve our pressure but o�e may be adding to the cost in this line and this (inaudible) for the extra large pipe when we can complete the system - and a better system - with a loop, Not only would the loop get rid of a dead-end service and potential stagnant water on the end, but you prevent any damage anywhere in the system. It°s basic (inaudible) supply and water to the city. If you read any engineering textbooks it tells you this. T�IR, VAUGHN: It`s very plain to see that over 50� of the property represented in this plan is opposed to that plan, and the solid block that wants the plan are on the south and west side of Round Lake. They want the �aater. They will, there- fore, have to pay for the systen that will provide them with water, It seems highly unfair �o force the people on the north side of Round Lake and the Arden Manor Park and Stewart Lumber and the 45 acres to the northeast of Highway 10 as well as other property owners to the east, to pay for the water that will service the people on the southwest and west side of Round Lake, I just think this is an unfair proposition and I believe that well over 50� of the property is opposed to ita P�fAYOR CREPEAUc Anyone else like to make a statement or ask a question? MR> LEONARD GRUDNOSKE, 4445 Hiqhway 10: What would the cost be to put a booster pump in a line there? Would it be feasible or practical money-wise? MR, CHRISTOFFERSEIVe I didn't go through the meChanicse MAYOR CREPEAU: Let the record show that the question was asked by Mr, Gxudnoske. COUNCILPUAN HANSON; I wondexed if the engineer aould (inaudible) down the possibility of an additional water tower in the west section of Round Lakea Fvould that provide the additional fire protection7 Would it be economically feasible to (inaudible) the money there? MR. CHRISTOFFER3ENa There's another proposed water tower • not even shown on this map, bnt it's on Red Fox Road, That was part of the master plan that was drawn fox Arden Hillse [�}Then the supply becomes inadequate (inaudiblel construct another water tower in that location. 2 dicln't investigate the possibility of constructing i.t in this locationa Water towers (inaudible) I'm shooting from the hip if I give you a number, 19