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• • 96, so although it's going to cost I think $45.,000 or something like that, although it will cost that much more at this point in time, it seems to me eventually ��hen you serve this north- west area that you got to pick up the triangle and it seems to me kind of silly to pull it around P.ound Lake now and bunch it there when people cor.ie in and ask for watera COUNCTLP7AN CRICHTON� Presumably there's a water system now and you wouldn't need an additional east-west line, COUNCIL40AN VdINGERT: i4aybe that°s truee P7aybe it would be better picking that up in a loop. COUNCTLP�AN G^700DIIUR'V: On that waterline ��e did say (in- audible), COUNCZLI4AN CRICHTONc Never use it as part of our system? Lae weren°t going to do it the other way around (inaudible). COUNCILf�AN FdIiQGERT: I don't think it passed the test (inaudible), Tdaybe it's possible> COUNCILh7Ai� CRICHTOiV; Then it's 20 years before we serve that area, COUNCILMAN HA;.VSOiQe Could we get the engineer to refresh our memory? I know the sewers and the (inaudible), 11R. CHRIuTOFFERSEN: I believe the information on the watermain that prior to connecting to the city water system it o�ould have to be tested at the proper pressure of 150 pounds. I don't recall whether or not it would be taken over by the city, but for connection to the watermain, that was a condition. COUNCILP9AN HANSOid; So it hasn't been determined one way or the other clearly. P�R. CHRISTOFFERSENa If the water system in the park would (inaudible) at 150 and you did connect, would you take it over or use it as a private system? If it v�ere used as a private system it may limit you to the extension up to the people who need it. MAYOR CREPEAU: You couldn't mix well water with city water. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: You'cl have to discuss the well - if something happened to the well< COtINCILMALJ CRICATON: If we did, then it would be the same situation as aie have at Bethel College. Y•4R, CHRTSTOFFERSEN: That's a private system. 32