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<br />water. It's beyond belief. If you look at the two squares you <br />can see the contrast. I have one further comment about Mr. <br />Honchell commenting something to the effect it would take 100 <br />years for the lake not to be able to be swum in. It seems I <br />read 2 or 3 years ago where the Public Health (inaudible) was <br />questioning the coliform count in Josephine and was it fit and <br />sanitary for kids to swim in. I think if we continue to pol- <br />lute the lake we will have a serious problem (inaudible). <br /> <br />MRS. DEMOS: I could answer that question as to why it did <br />not go across C-2 at the time it was built. The highway was not <br />where it is and you would have been putting - this road - the <br />old road goes over to the right and that water would have gone <br />straight into Josephine at that point also because the road was <br />back here. <br /> <br />MR. ERICKSEN: I disagree 100%. Could you show us on the <br /> <br />map. <br /> <br />MRS. DEMOS: You go right out here. You can see the old <br />road cutting up through here and I.believe it would be 12 years <br />ago when this was all built up and the new road put in and you <br />can see the old Lexington Avenue coming here andif you had put <br />it up here then it would have been coming up here because you~ <br />road was here. <br /> <br />MR. ERICKSEN: Perhaps I mis-stated the road. It was right <br />behind where Reiling woods ends and that is close to C-2, but <br />that swamp has always been there and I guess I don't understand <br />that. <br /> <br />MR. DONALD FRIESEN, 1435 Lydia: The way it appears to me, <br />we have two problems - one the lake, and one to get rid of the <br />water in the park. I got out my engineering books at wor}<.: and <br />tried to figure out how much water a 12 inch pipe could drain <br />off and I didn't know what the drop was into the lake (inaud- <br />ible). The gentleman stated after the pipe was unplugged the <br />water did go away. I guess I'd like to ask the engineer, is that <br />12 inch pipe adequate to drain the water away so the kids can <br />play in the park. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: No, it's not. There is only one outlet to <br />the lake at this location. There's a larger pipe further north, <br /> <br />18 <br />