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<br />3 <br /> <br />~ffiYOR DEMOS: At this time I will open the hearing to the <br />public, and ask that each person come to the microphone and state <br />your name and address. <br /> <br />MR. RICHARD ROESSLER, 2590 Dellwood: I am for the storm sewer <br />project, but I have one concern in that tons of sand each year <br />as well as erosion - my concern is the pond may fill up. I'm <br />wondering if that technique - is there some way we can have a <br />catch basin or something down below that might catch some of that <br />sand? Especially the northwest corner is really filling up <br />significantly. I have lived there 21 years and it's significant <br />the amount of sand that washes down there. It's a steep grade <br />and \'li th the melting of the snow this year I'm sure it will be <br />quite a stream carrying tons of sand off the road. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: I'm not positive I'm following where you <br />propose the basin to intercept the sand. <br /> <br />MR. ROESSLER: Any place along there that might be possible. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: We will review that. If there is one, it would <br />be more likely it would be at that catch basin - combination <br />catch basin-manhole. I would be less than honest if I didn~ say <br />those are extremely hard to maintain because it seems inevitably <br />when they get full that's exactly when it rains the next day and <br />carries it all through. <br /> <br />MR. ROESSLER: I think you will find the reason the water <br />level is rising is because the pond is filling up. I would also <br />question - do you feel 9 feet is the optimal height, because I <br />live there and I think it's an exaggeration. That's not a <br />calibrated eyeball. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: You mean the red line. The elevation was <br />exact but this was a man standing there eyeballing how much he <br />thought it might have changed. The 901 elevation was selected to <br />allow a certain amount of build-up in the pond to take care of <br />the fact that it may be a little wet or above normal in the <br />spring and might get very hot and dry in the summer and we <br />wouldn't want to see your pond dry up. Without putting the <br />elevation so high it's going to affect those people in the southern <br />corner. I guess we're open to input from - particularly those <br />people if they think it's too high or low. <br /> <br />MR. ROESSLER: You're proposing the two catch basins would be <br />at the intersection of 2602 and (inaudible). <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: One set on Dellwood and one set on Rose Place. <br /> <br />MR. HERMAN SIMONSEN, 2600 North Hamline: We have two lots <br />and a corner lot. How would the assessments go on that? <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: You say two lots? <br />that is inside the heavy shaded line. <br />drains to the road and gets picked up. <br /> <br />2600 - the single lot - <br />Our indication is that it <br />The other two lots drain <br />