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rfj-' I r.<" ■- II: p>.* '-’1.' ;P r 6' -- H I. ■K rm MINUTES OF THE STUBBS BAY SIWIA HIANXNO - NOVIMBIA lOi 19SI Fr«d Blanch, 3965 Bayside Road, asked If there was a possibility of service extending westward, and felt If a large area were to be done It would be more cost effective than sewering smaller areas. Saffron announced that the City has looked at densely developed areas, and the City has sewered as necessary those developments. The City has also decided not to sewer the 2 or 5 acre rural zones. He stated that his personal opinion Is a 2 acre lot. In a number of cases, may not be large enough to provide for both a primary and secondary septic system. Blanch asked If soon the Painters Creek area would need sewer. Qaffron noted that those lots are 2 acres, which do not need Immediate attention. Blanch asked that the City consider doing a sower project efficiently for a change. Cook explained that the existing sewer system downstream has a limited capacity of 200 units. The Stubbs Bay area may take about 135 units. To go beyond those units, everything downstream would need to be replaced. Blanch asked that If sewer Is provided, they run It along other side of the street near his property so as to save the trees on his property. the oak Candl Rowlette, 3775 Bayside Road, responding to a previous comment about the fact that all the Committee members live on Bayside Road, agreed that all members of the Committee Bayside. and reminded the public that anyone could have and still could volunteer for the committee. She noted the members Have volunteered a lot of time. She explained that the ^®st of litigation has been built Into the cost of the system, and If not oaaded, may reduce the cost of the project. Scott Anderson. Eastlake Street, asked why the project Is being considered If the testing to prove It Is necessary has not been done. Mayor Peterson noted that further testing could be done. She reiterated that the project has not been ordered yet. Callahan stated It was his understanding that 25—35% of the systems in existence are already falling or on the falling* regardless whether th> are discharging directly Into the lake or not. Jabbour Indicated that the project has been broken down Into different districts and people should try to Isolate their and determine Just that areas' need. He noted that Lake Street Is one O'/ the areas that regulres Immediate attention. 8