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MR. HONCHELL: I don't know of any other way to solve the problem. MRS. BAGGENTOSS: Is there any other way the problem could be corrected? MR. HONCHELL: Not to my knowledge except for building a huge dike around there and that would be the south side and we'd still have to worry about the area in the green. MRS. T. TOWNSLEY: We need more water - but like this woman who lives on Western and she said they're all sand and so are we and that yard is so dry I just pray for water (in- audible). We've had more rain this last summer - real downfalls and you can go out two days later and you have to sprinkle - it's just dry and she lives next door and she has the same thing and we're on the low side of Minnesota and we're dry and I mean it. I'm on the low side of Capitol View and we have no water problem. It's just sand. MR. MICHAEL HAIDER, 329 Minnesota: I have that big lot on Matilda. I have been out there 20 years and I have been out there before most of these people and water runs down there all the time. Most of the water (inaudible) and cuts down in front of me and gets through there, but the water problem I have lasts about two weeks in the spring so I think it's ridiculous putting a big sewer system through there when it (inaudible) big sulverts under 36 (inaudible). Twenty years I've been there and I've never had a problem and I'm way up on the hill. It's ridiculous putting a sewer system on the hill. I agree with her - my grass burns out. MAYOR LINEBARGER: I believe you intend to take it under Highway 36. Any other people that would like to make a statement? MRS. JOSEPH BRINKMAN, 2300 Auerbach: Would you show exactly where the storm sewer is going to go - where the con- struction will be? MR. HONCHELL: Right where he's running his pencil now. MRS. BR~: Will there be some at our back? MR. HONCEELL: This is on (inaudible) whereby your water runs down hill. lO