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Public Information Meeting <br />Comments on Sewer Alignment Alternatives <br /> Febrna 7, 2005 <br /> <br />Name: <br />Address: <br />Phone: <br /> <br />Ken & Tina Amundson <br />16863 Sodium Street NW <br />(763) 753-4184 <br /> <br />General Comments: ~ <br /> <br />We are concerned about the following: ~. <br />1. My property value dropping because a neighbor has hooked up to City sewer and water and I <br />have not. <br />2. The cost for hook-up. The $17',000 is not a tree value. Capping off the well, removing or <br />crushing septic tank, re-routing line hook Ups from rear of home to front of home are just some of <br />the other costs involved. <br /> <br />3. Should not be forced to hook-up. It should be optional. <br /> <br />4. Should not be forced to hook-up to City/sewer and water if septic system or well fails. It should <br />be once again optional if you choose to go either way. <br /> <br />Name: <br /> <br />Address: <br /> <br />Greg & Lynn Frantzen <br /> <br />15952 Nowthen Boulevard <br /> <br />Phone: (763) 576-9220 <br /> <br />General Comments: <br />-We live at the comer of Nowthen/Xenon. We are not opposed to the Xenon side of the property <br />being used for this. The trees on this side are of no value to us. <br /> <br />-I am very. concerned with the pumpingofthe wetland. Last summer the amount of wildlife in our <br />yard sky-rocketed when the Sunfish Lake area was pumped. We suffered a fire-possibly related to <br />the dryness. - <br /> <br /> <br />