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May 26, 2020 <br />City of North Olmsted <br />City Council <br />RE: Meeting on May 19, 2020 Resolution # 2020-55 <br />It is my understanding that Olmsted Township is proposing a new development on 64 acres with <br />potentially 130 new homes. Those new homes will have sanitary lines that are currently tied in to our <br />City of North Olmsted sanitary lines by 8 lines which are currently not at or near capacity. <br />Those new homes with a standard 2-1/2 bathstranslate to 325 toilets, 260 showers, 650 sinks and 130 <br />washing machines that will be flowing into our city lines. <br />The lines that currently tie into ours may not be at full capacity but could potentially cause additional <br />waste in front of where Ward 3's water lines snake to the treatment plant. <br />It is my opinion this could cause additional water/sewage backup in an area that cannot afford a single <br />gallon of waste water until the flooding in the areas beyond their tie-in points has been addressed and <br />resolved. <br />This resolution was put to a vote and passed 5 to 2 on 5/19/2020. 1 ask that City Council review the large <br />number of our OWN residents that flooded on 5/15 who are beyond this tie-in point and review your <br />votes. <br />Until the proposed retention stations and EQ station are up and running for Ward 3 and we have proof <br />that our residents and their homes are safe from flooding, I beseech you to not allow any additional <br />water into or in front of our lines. <br />Ward 3 Councilman Schumann (and one other councilmember) voted against this resolution to protect <br />the residents in his ward. I ask that the remaining members of council please reconsider your votes and <br />put this on a future calendar for a re -vote. <br />Sincerely, <br />0 1 A�c <br />Lee Jo nson <br />28562 Lynhaven Drive <br />North Olmsted, OH 44070 <br />