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ffit. BEGGIN: "Would it save money by buying water from • them?" • MAYOR CREPEAU: "We tried to buy sewer They proposed $1 a year, but then the cost doubt that this would be more reasonable." � • • service from them. sky-rocketed. I COtAVCILMAN CRICHTON: "On that subject of having our own city well as opposed to buying it from St. Paul. You know Shoreview decided to have its own water supp2y, so I expect that within a year or two we'll have a much better economic reading on what the costs are for a smaller system. So far, I've heard from their city fathers that their water is very hard and they're sorry they didn't soften it, but I think within a year or two we'l1 have a better (inaudible) with a smaller system, There's nothing stopping us from feeda.nq into our own tank. No plana for that, bufi it could be done." MR. JOHN GRUDNOSi�, 4439 Highway 10: Asked the approxi- mate amount of a monthly water bill. In favor of the improve- ment. MR. GRUDNOSICE: "Where would you start ffrst - or where would you like to start first?" MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: "If the entire project were undertaken, i believe we would leave that decision up to the contractor." MAYOR CREPEAU: "But you would have a deadline." � • MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: "We would have a deadline. I would suspect that he could install all of the water facilitiea thfs year. He may not be able to accomplish all the restoration this year, but I would hope he could get all the watermain in, Weather plays a big part of it." COUNCILMAN CRSCATON: "It appears that the line south of Round Lake - the east-west section down there - goes across what is today existing private property that we would have to acquire the right-of-way for that line as we would for the east-west section there under Highway 96. As I understand the second section, a11 of that area ia currently being planned for development - a developer is coming in and asking, so a 16