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is what is (inaudible) the wild life (inaudible) nice people there giving those ducks a lot of food. This essentially sets up some of the problems that we're trying to relate to. The proposed solutions to these problems, trying to take them in pretty much the same order we started, would be to include i.n a pipe that section of the drainage system that has the heavy erosion, to run a new pipe to clean up the flooding area, and one I didn1t mention - occasionally so much water going through the small cul- vert that it overflows the road, and we propose to put a small piece just under the roadv17ay. This is at Cleveland north of County Road C. We propose to pick up the water coming southerly on Fairview from County Road D before it enters between the garage and the house and gets into the back yard. For that portion that's in fact, low in the back yard we will put a catch basin in to pick up and take it away - pick up the street drainage (inaudible) a controlled section of pipe and outlet through a swampy area to try and have the swamp grass, reeds, do as good a job as possible at phosphate and nitrate removal, and to also settle out any sedi- ments or suspended solids that are in the water. At the present time the plans call for picki.ng up the 10\'\7 areas at Mildred and taking them to what is essentially the best receiving facility near the corner of Lydia and Mildred, and pick up this water comi.ng to C-2 from the various directions and take it up where it would exit into - we don't know which side of the lake yet. That would be done in the final study - to put in a new equalizer pipe under the existing sanitary sewer system to aid in the mix to make sure it continues and provide drawdown facilities in the future, and put a new pipe under C-2 to again aid in the mix and the drawdown features in the future. DNR feels that if things go badly, one thing they would consider is draw water down at a specific aren and (inaudible) replanting and this would provide that capability. We propose to pick up the commercial and industrial that now (inaudible) drains, put in a pipe section (inaudible) to pick up and intercept the water corning to the PIR terminal site, draw it down to this location where it runs right now in an open ditch to this area and enclose that in a pipe as well to eliminate erosion, and picking up the additional undesirable material that can be obtained and bring this into what is called a siltation basin. We would be constructing a burmed area across that facility, providing a (inaudible) or some type of control that would allo'V} us to better meter and hold back and retain that material 30 that the siltation progress can occur that the suspended solids would settle to the bottom rather than go in the lake. Also, it would 4