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said no, we want no storm sewer put in here, we have no need for it. I don't want to talk too much - I just want to say, please, think about all of us Roseville people that don't want this thing. MAYOR LINEBARGER: Nobody is forcing anything on you. MRS. DEMOS: I think it should be made clear again in answer to that question - what is Roseville trying to force upon us. Roseville didn't have anything to do with this. The people in the neighborhood presented a petition. As a result of that petition an environmental study was made. We have ex- pended some money for that and for the feasibility study which came as a result of the petition of the people. I think after this the people of Roseville ought to think twice before they sign petitions which in turn cause us to spend money before we even bring it back to you. MRS. LLOYD SATHER: There was a little misrepresentation in this. MAYOR LINEBARGER: Not by us. MRS. DEMOS: we had no choice. order it. I just want everybody to know - we were asked - We couldn't even think about it. We had to MRS. SATHER: I wasn't referring to you, but what I was saying is that somebody came along our block and we sign things that I guess we just - some of us didn't realize what was hap- pening. MR. CARL. STORM, 2946 North Hamline: I think those tha t brought out the original petition were rather cautious in who they consulted. I have no drainage problem. It's elemental when you purchase to see that you have a good drainage and if they have a problem - COUNCILMAN CURLEY: There are a lot of people that have problems and can't solve them individually so it has to be done collectively and maybe you don't have any problem but your water is running on somebody else's land. It doesn't get up and dis- appear five minutes after it quits raining. I've been on the 22