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MR. RAMSIS GOBRAN, 1026 Brenner: He said the improvement plans to drain the water into Lake Josephine and that's Where it's going now without any need for the sewer. opposed to the improvement. MRS. JAMES KINNEY, 1045 Woodlynn : Lives on the corner of Woodlynn and Churchill where Mr. Short's pictures were taken and the only time she has seen that condition is the day the pictures were taken. Said the reason for that condition is the dr~inage from Shoreview and asked why they should be eXPected to pay for taking care of Shoreview's water. Also asked about the filling that was done in Shoreview and said Roseville hadn't opposed that. Further said, "lid like to discuss where the drainage ditch that the shopping center blocked off - where their natural water flow went and I'd like to know just who we're draining this water for. Also asked why the water was coming up through the catch basin at County Road D and Churchill. MR. RICHARD EICHENAUER, 966 Millwood: Asked if there was anyone at the hearing in favor of the improvement. MR. GLEN ROSE, 3053 Chatsworth: Indicated he was in favor of the improvement. Said he has spent $2,000 on his own storm sewer project. He has over 100 feet of 24 inch culvert and a catch basin about 8 feet deep and about 6 by 8 feet in cross sections and said that the water shown in the picture wasn't one of the biggest floods. The ponding area becomes a lake. MR. C. W. DRAGE, 987 Lydia: III think some of this is a little engineering overkill. . . instead of spending all this money on this part of the project wouldn't it make more sense to put a culvert from here to here and adequate catch basins to drain the area from here to here which would be a lot less money. It goes down to here naturally. The problem is from here to herell. Mayor Linebarger asked if he would propose carrying the water on the streets and the answer was "right". MR. EARL J. BAILEY, JR., 3055 North Victoria: III'm on the high spot on Brenner and Victoria and you see that solid line at the back of the property on the south side of Brenner. That's where the natural drainage is. There's a big lot on the corner. That's where the drainage starts and it runs along that solid line at the back of the property on the south side of Brenner. Also we have been having trouble at the back of my lot - that corner lot - people behind me. We get flooded out every spring. We have a lake there. . . . the natural drainage is there and this sewer system that you show isn't going to catch any of that water from that cornerll. (Indicating Victoria and Brenner). Opposed to the improvement.