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MRg HONCHELL: We want to pick the water up where the problems areg If anyone can point out the problems, we'll consider picking up the water thereg We think we've located the structures at the positions where the water is running today and collectingo or expected to run and collect in the future. If we're incorrect (inaudible) that would be found as we do the detailed survey - these are perceived locations. We'll find where we're wrong at the survey time, but I don't know where this water is running to if it's not running at the locations on the map. MR. MILLER: No ~^lay you'll get the water off the lots and get it to the street. NR. HONCHFLL: r,qe .:an pick up a t low collection points on the lots. There's another stub on the west side of .?a irview running a little ways up opposite that 3702 location. We propose to pick up that low spot in the front lawn and get it out of the way. D1R. IVlILLER: Hhat about the handful of people (inaudible) MR. HONCHELL: We propose wherever there's a problem, to pick that up. MR. MILLER: No way. MR. STANLEY KULIG: (Spoke before): That south part there - that don't sound very feasible to me, and I'm not an engineer but this place here on the north where these people have a problem, I can see doing something there, but this guy is (inaudible) I'd study that a little more thoroughly, and I think you got the head for it. !ViR. DONALD 'i?ISCI-IER, 2939 D1lldred Drive: Do you intend to lower that 24 inch culvert or leave it the same elevation? D-1R. HONCHELL: He would lower it substantially so we would have the ability to manage the lake better. You're talking about the 24 inch heading westerly from Langdon to Wilson pondg We would propose to lower that and also to lower the outfall capabi- lities. I'm not saying we (inaudible) lower the lake, but the pipe would be lower, but how we would control the elevation of the lake would be (inaudible) 23