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� MR. CHRISTOFE'ERSEN: "In addition to your hooking to the watermain facilities if you're adjacent to them, there's the advantage of having some fire protection with hydrants all � alonq. That's what the dots indicate - fire hydrant locatioas." CpIINC2LMAN CRICHTON: "Fbr your information, I still have my we12, and I live near Mounds View High School." MAYOR CREPEAU: "Any other questions?" • � � COU�tCILMAN HANSON: "I'd like to ask if this would complete the city's need for water." MR. CHRISfiOFFERSEN: "The last trunk system. There would be other needs for minor eystems in this open space. I believe there might be need for an additional tower, but it's pretty well gettinq filled up. Mcst of your developers are puttfng in their own, or they're bai.nq put in ncxv - the smaller systems - so this pretty well campletes the villaqe with the exception of the Arsenal." At the request of Mayor Crepeau, Mr. Christoffersen then explained the funct3.on and advantage of a looping water system. COUNC�LMAN CRiCHTON: "I do understand that we need the � water supply, at least in the area between Hamline and Sne2ling, and south of 96, and there have been some requests to serve the triangle north of 96, Highway 10, 35-W, and I'd 7.fke to question the possibilities of doing part of this rather than all. I tmderstand why it's being proposed, and the overall cost would be cheaper if we do it at once, eut why are you � proposing two connections across 8ighway 107 Why 8o we have to go across by the outlet from Round Lake as well as by Highway 10? We have a looping without that." MR. CHI2TSTOFFERSEN: "Here and here. That pmvides a loop around this piece." COUNCILMAN CRICHTON: "If we knock off the soathern con- • nection, then you have a loop anyway you want to l�k at it. Jtist drop that southern connection." E�