CC 02-06-1978 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

� MR. LEONARD GRUDNOSI�, 4445 Highway I0: Asked iE the City's water source could supply enough water for the fmprove- ment, and when he was told that the water comes from the St. • Paul system through Roseville, Mr. Grudnoske asked if it might not be more economical ff the city supplied its own water. The opinion of the engineer and bond conaultant was that it would not. MRS. JAMES WINIECKI. 4471 Highway 10: Asked what the • intereat carrying charge would be if the assessments were spread on the tax rolls. Mr, Popovich replied that in recent years it had been 89b but the decision would be made by the Council at the time of the assessment hearing. Mrs. Winiecki further asked if the improvement had beea instituted at the requeat oE the developers in the Snelling Avenue, Highway 96 triangle. Mr. Chriatoffersen said that the original water plans had been • drawn in 1972, but there had recently beea interest from several areas to have it installed. Mrs. aliniecki added that • the developer will be able to collect the cost of the assess- ment when he sells the property. l�IIt. GLEN B�GGIN, 4519 Lakeshore Place: "You're asking us to pay for water of inferior quality. I'm appalled. I had no idea our water came from that system. S'd like to knaw what qualify control check there is in our own (inaudible) • system. T'm i.nterested in the things I read. i teach environ- mental studies and get copies of the reports. I'n not delighted with the city water system that you tell me we're qoing to hook into, Another {inaudfble) you only had to put a ban or stop- use of water once, and look at what you're adding to the storage tank we have now. Z'm not interested in beinq told • I can't use it either. One, what kind of qualify control does Arden 8ills have? Do we have an inspector that inspects our holding tank, and two, what do you foresee as the capacity of the tank we ttaw have? Are we looking at another cost for everybody in the village for a tank as those homes go in those areas?" • I�t. CHRISTOFFERSEN: "There fs a potentisl for a second tank, and there always has been. The system was desigaed under one system and we're not deviatinq from that. When the need occurs, and the demand is there, there will probably have to be another water tank on Red Fox Road. There's already a pumping station there and a tank site. I do not helieve at 0