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Septic & Well Systems <br />All houses in areas A and B are on their own septic and well systems. The condition of <br />those systems is unknown at this time. <br />Proposed Improvements <br />Sanitary Sewer <br />Area A <br />Install sanitary sewer from the intersection of Goose Lake Road and Haven Lane to the <br />cul-de-sac at the north end of Haven Lane. The sewer would be stubbed to the right of <br />way at the north end of cul-de-sac. <br />A similar installation would occur on Tessier Road. Sanitary sewer would be installed <br />from the intersection at Goose Lake Road to cul-de-sac and stub to railroad right of way. <br />The stubs to the right of way on both streets will allow for connection to a future sewer <br />anticipated sewer along the north line of the developed area, adjacent to the railroad. <br />Area B <br />Sanitary sewer would be installed in Little Fox Lane and Big Fox Road. Drainage would <br />flow to Labore Road and County Road E. It is anticipated that future sewer mains would <br />be installed that would connect these systems to sewer that is available at the intersection <br />of County Road E and Labore Road. <br />The project would include the installation of service wyes with services to the property <br />line for all houses and parcels. <br />Water main <br />Area A <br />Water main would be installed on both Haven Lane and Tessier Road from the <br />intersections at Goose Lake Road through the cul-de-sacs to the right of way. Both runs <br />will be terminating at the right of way for the installation of future hydrants when City <br />water is extended to the area. <br />Area B <br />Water main would be installed from the intersection at Labore Road and Little Fox Lane <br />to Big Fox Road, where it will connect to the water main on Big Fox Road. Water main <br />would be installed from the cul-de-sac at the north end of Big Fox Road to County Road <br />E on the south end. Future service to the area could be provided in a number of areas <br />depending on how future improvements are staged. <br />The water main in both areas would be installed in the boulevard area to facilitate future <br />connections. Hydrant leads would be installed approximately every 400' for future <br />hydrants. Service taps and service lines would be installed when homes actually connect <br />to the City water system. <br />2006 Street Improvements A-GEMLK0503.00 <br />Gem Lake, Minnesota Page 3 <br />