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MAYOR CREPEAU; Anyone else? <br />DOROTHY P4cCLtmiG, 9370 North Snelling: I'm here, not par- <br />ticularly in favor of the line, and not opposed. I think the <br />� longer we wait the more it wili cost. I can sae some benefits <br />in providing service to the entire area. If we wait another <br />year it will cost that much moreo The plan as proposed, �vith <br />the village general revenue fund picking up some of the cost, <br />and acreage and the frontage, while high, I think are fair, <br />and if we wait for each person to develop, it will get to be <br />morea In my opinioa, it's just finally going to add to the <br />cost, If we wait until our we3.1 is the one that runs dry and <br />then want additional service, it won't work out that way, so <br />while I'm not overwhelmed (inaudible) in favor, I'm not <br />opposed to the water. 2 have 17 acres right where r9r, Chris- <br />toffersen is pointing. <br />COUNCILPdAiV CRICHTON: I just wanted to comment On <br />Dorothy's aomment about use of general funds for part of it, <br />That°s what the engineex is showing that we might foll.ow, but <br />there°s nothing we can do tonight to determine what technique <br />will be used for the assessment, <br />DOROTFIY P4cCLUNGa As proposed, it°s not an unfair plan to <br />the prope rty involvede <br />P4AYOR CREPEAU: Anyone else? <br />COUNCILMAN WINGERT: Don, on the blue alternative, can <br />you state briefly what the advantage would be of putting in <br />that particular line? I'm assuming in my question that you <br />put that along Highway 96 - that you do not put the brown line <br />in, <br />MR, CHRISTOFFERSE�7; That was the differenoe in the two, <br />alternatives, 2'he blue line - they°re both eiqht-inch lines <br />at this ti�< If you recall from the last hearing this was 12 <br />inch, and we reversed the two which is satisfactory. This <br />line will prooide service to the property owners abutting it, <br />and also fire protection, This line wi11 just be a connection <br />point and it follows the property line in generale T guess the <br />only reason I would be opposed to this line is I'm cutting <br />through raw property and I don't know how it's qoing to <br />develop and I'm reasonably sure there's a road to be extended <br />westerly and it°s going to wind throuqh this property and I <br />would assume when this is developed the water line would <br />• follow the road and be constructed at the expense of the <br />deveiopers, but if we use it now to complete a loop - to com- <br />plete a tie to the existing system here or here, I would sug- <br />gest it would have to go in along the propertyo I guess that's <br />(inaudible), <br />COUIdCILT+1Ai3 CRICHTON: I have several questions that I <br />wanted to ask, One concerns the boundary line you have out- <br />22 <br />