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<br />MR. HONCHELL: The slide in the background is completely <br />surrounded by water. <br /> <br />AUDIO VOICE: The water depth is in the foot and a half <br />to two foot range. We are now coming to the intersection of <br />Hamline and Josephine Road and will attempt to show the eleva- <br />tion of the water at that point. As you can see, the water <br />(two voices). Again the area is quite extensive. We are now <br />going to walk the area from northerly of the tennis courts on <br />Autumn Grove Park along the west side of Hamline and try to <br />show the problem in this area. The water depth in this area <br />ranges in the three foot area. We are now at the intersection <br />of Lydia and Hamline at the southwest corner and will try to <br />show the problem here. As you can see, the culvert inlet is <br />approximately two feet deep and the area encompasses a large <br />body of water at this time. This is in front of the Mounds <br />View School District offices as a result of the backup at <br />Josephine Road. We are now on Brenner Avenue just east of <br />Albert and will attempt to show the problem that exists in the <br />Brenner Avenue cul-de-sac. As you can see, there is an exist- <br />ing ditchway that heads to the east. We attempt to show the <br />depth. The depth of the cul-de-sac area varies from a few <br />inches to a. foot deep.and the problem is very evident with the <br />driveways and lawns in this area. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: <br />of the ponding that <br />occurs every rain. <br /> <br />I think that fairly well <br />does occasionally occur. <br />Certainly it doesn't. <br /> <br />demonstrates some <br />We don't say it <br /> <br />In response to this petition and this problem, the city <br />did some surveying and as a result we came up with this parti- <br />cular set of proposed construction. The area actually is two <br />separate small sub-areas, one of which goes roughly through here <br />and serves this area and drains out this existing 24 inch (in- <br />audible) drains to Lake Josephine. There is a series of swales <br />along the roadway that pick this up and carry it to the existing <br />inlet facilities. <br /> <br />The second area 1S south of this. In here the water basi- <br />cally collects in this area by running to Hamline where it goes <br />through this ditch area and exits out an existing 12 inch storm <br />sewer. This 12 inch storm sewer was constructed several years <br />ago by the county. The other area drains in this area. This is <br /> <br />3 <br />