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<br />HONCHELL: I can respond to that. That is a decision the <br />Council would have to make. One of the things the City is willing <br />to do is to negotiate part of the acquisiton of the easement. <br />What would happen to that easement, and I guess we see it as <br />something that is not locked into place at this point, but we are <br />willing to talk about what is the best approach for both you and <br />the City. <br /> <br />TAMSEN: I have another question. One person on the original <br />petition did sign at that time but now has some question whether <br />he wants to be on the signed petition and he is here tonight also. <br /> <br />PEDERSEN, 929 W. Roselawn: I signed the original petition and <br />I'm not sure that I want it. <br /> <br />DEMOS: Are there any questions we can answer for you. <br /> <br />PEDERSEN: No. <br /> <br />HONCHELL: Are you currently hooked to sewer? <br /> <br />PEDERSEN: No I'm not, I have a cesspool. <br /> <br />HONCHELL: Yours is number 929 <br /> <br />PEDERSEN: Yes, and it will take 300 feet to hook me to the sewer. <br /> <br />DEMOS: But if you do not need it at this point, you do not <br />have to connect. <br /> <br />HONCHELL: In his case he has a structure that would not have <br />to connect immediately, he would have to connect within 2 years <br />after the project was in place and available for use if you have a <br />home. If you are thinking of a future split or things like that <br />you would have to connect unless there was something special in <br />the code. <br /> <br />DEMOS: Does anyone else wish to speak? <br /> <br />DAVID OLSON, 1975 N. VICTORIA: I live in the house on the <br />corner and we currently have septic problems with our septic <br />system and drain field. Currently the drain field is not working <br />properly so we have our septic tank pumped every two weeks. I've <br />been concerned ever since we've been there because even when our <br />drain field does work it drains down into the swamp area. We own <br />about 3 acres there, and I am concerned where that water flows <br />back into the entire area, the swamp covers about two or three <br />acres at least. Therefore I am very much in support of this and I <br />think that it's an idea that would open up, and not only relieve <br />our problem but enable the entire area to develop. <br /> <br />COUNCILMEMBER: I sympathize with you, I went through that <br />septic tank problem until sewers came to Roseville. <br />