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us living there now should bear that burden more. MR. WALTER BRENNER# 3050 Raymond: You say you don't want any more water under 35W. Why are we enlarging that pipe? MR. HONCHELL: This is merely bringing the water to the existing pipes under 35W. MR. BRENNER: There's one there. MR. HONCHELL: That one is falling apart and is undersized. We're merely proposing to put pipes in which would be equal in size to what goes under 35W. MR. BRENNER: ltJho owns that pipe now - the county or state? MR. HONCHELL: It's part of an old county ditch controlled by Ramsey County which kind of got given to the Rice Creek Watershed and I guess I'd be hardpressed to tell you if that had to be cleaned now who would rush out and clean it. MR. BRENNER: I wondered who pays for that - are they going to have any control over that - the c~unty, or what? MR. WAYNE LEONARD, Ramsey County design engineer: The pres- ent pipe I think you see there (inaudible) and that (inaudible) continues northwest under the freeway. At the time the freeway was constructed, the C0unty, feeling that a larger outlet would be needed, asked the Highway Department to place a parallel pipe under the freeway so when the day came that it was needed it would be there and the question of ownership - and that is vague now- but essentially there was a pipe placed there, the freeway came along and the county said there would be a need for a big- ger pipe and that was placed and I think Roseville is planning to utilize that capacity and they need a bigger pipe. MR. ROBERT THOMPSON, 3037 North Cleveland: I have some questions as to drainage along this thing. This particular one is in existence now right here. MR. HONCHELL: That leads toward 35. MR. THOMPSON: That little blue bump - does that refer to a II