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15 try to determine how much water goes to where to help size the pipes. Again, those are not precise lines, but general lines of demarcation. MR. MASON: My question then, contrary to all of the other storm sewers on there, on Arona, Simpson, midway you have storm sewers on a heavy line which would be the high point. The water collects on both ends, not the center. MR. HONCHELL: I'd like to correct myself. (inaudible) that's right, in the area just about where it says D which you indicated on Arena, that was an area where we were trying to intercept the water as it drains northerly, and since we were going to try to intercept the water we had a choice of taking it northerly to Brenner or southerly to Lydia. We felt with the ponding particularly existing on the other side of Snelling that it would be preferable to take the water to the south and into those ponds and so, in this case, it would be a general demarca- tion of land that drains to those catch basins which then in turn drain south. The actual slopes of Asbury and Arona continue to the north but we wish to intercept the water half way along and, in this case, we intercepted and took it south. Generally speaking, it's the high water line demarcation. ~mYOR DEMOS: Anyone else? Any other questions? Anyone else wish to be heard on this subject? If not, I will close it for this .eveningand, as I stated before, there was an error in the publication and you will receive a new notice for the January 26 meeting and a Notice will be mailed. ~ffi. POPOVICH: Can we have an offic~al motion to move it to the 26th? COUNCILMAN Curley then introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolution No. 7079 RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT NO. ST-80-22 BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Roseville as follows: l. By resolution adopted July l4, 1980, the Council has directed the City Public Works Director to prepare a preliminary report as to the feasibility of a proposed improvement in the area bounded by a line 300 feet south of Millwood Avenue on the south, Glenhi11 Road on the north, Snelling Avenue on the west, and a line 400 feet east of Hamline Avenue on the east by the installation of storm sewer and necessary appurtenances. The Public Works Director was also directed to include in the report the estimated cost of the proposed improvement and as to whether such improvement should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement. The preliminary report and cost