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City Council Minutes October 28, 1991 Page 6 e springs in the area, however, i.f homeowners are experiencing water problems from surface water run-off, this will be corrected by the project. Mr. Tarnowski stated he was opposed to project. Mr. Ken Case of 12951 Meadowvale questioned whether he would be included in the project. Terry Maurer indicated that sewer and water could be provided but that roads will not be included in his area north of Meadowvale Road. Scott Fitzgerald, 12782 Meadowvale, indicated that he was in favor of the project and he was concerned about personal welfare of his children drinking private well water. Stephen Rohlf, 12821 188th Avenue, stated there were homes in the area that could not be sold without addressing the problems. Diane Strege inevi table. wi thout the project. of 18821 Albany, stated that she felt the project was She further indicated that she could not sell her home project being completed and that she is in favor the There being no further comment, Mayor Tralle closed the public hearing. e Mayor TraUe stated that after hearing the comments, it seems to be where the individuals live that determines whether or not they are in favor or opposed to the project. He indicated that he feels this issue will come back to haunt future Council's until the issue is settled. Mayor Tral] e indicated that he has walked the area and that there is the smell of septic in the area. He stated that there are septic tank~ that are fat ling in the area and feels that with the septic and sewer problems, the State of Minnesota could force the project and the Ci ty would not be in a position to receive favorable bids or they may be in the position to have to condemn homes. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that the project did not go through in 1985 because of the divided feelings of the neighborhood. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that the problem will not disappear, but will only be delayed if the Council chooses not to act on it at this time. Councilmember Schuldt indicated that he felt if nothing is done in the area, some people will be faced with properties and homes that they will not be able to sell or live in. Councilmember Kropuenske indicated he agreed with Councilmember Schuldt. He indicated that the Council must look at the situation as a whole and not on an individual basis. Councilmember Kropuenske stated that he can Bee the possibility of the excluding Lundgren Homes and the property north of Meadowvale from the project. e Councilmember Dietz indicated that the issue seems to come down to where you live in the area. He indicated that the Council must consider what is best for the entire neighborhood.