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1!~l~7 ";?ik~celson A~~narently there is a problem. I am one to say there is. Up to this time there hasn't b=yen a problem. Part of this is drainage and Hart of this is the street. Is there any way you can pro-rate this? Nilsen Up to this time we have been talking about 100` assessment. '~~,'e went into the Sanitary Sewer System as a Village, not area- wise, and 70~" of the cost was placed on a direct assessment basis and 3~% pro-rated over the entire Village. '?'he action on this particular storm sewer Vrould probably establish a pre- cedent, Some Villages make direct assessments of 80? and put 20°' on general taxes. Others 75 to 2~1, somewhere in that bracket. Kinney Th=at gentleman has a good suggestion. I think everybody will agree that we a~^e all better off to get the ureter out of the district. ?.4ost, of us feel that to get that water out for ten to fourteen thousand dollars is just out of line. It doesn't seem to me this area should be stuck for a new street and putting it on a pro-rated basis makes good sense to me. Bonestroo Tf you look at proposal 1 versus proposal 2, they are just the reverse. Proposal 1 calls for "10,000, vrorth of storm sewer alone so it is actually a reversal - that's why vre feel we are killing two birds with one stone. Schmitt, I am just repeating. I understood SlI~,000. involved the storm 17?_s Asbury sewer and the x'10,500. just surface grading. Z~~ith the surface grading, where does this drain? Bonestroo VYe are going to have a storm sewer from Larpenteur to the alley to take care of the water directed to that point by the surface grading. Schmidt On this assessment basis, how many homes ire there, 112? If this should happen to Hass, I would think it should be assessed on a square foot basis. V~ihen it comps to the business places, they should pay twice as much. As far as the water standing in the street is concerned, that is no problem, Couldn't there be some- thing done by blacktopping and concrete? I am against storm sewer. :~ik_kelson Suppose vre set a rate on this job? Does that mean that all jobs will be handled on the same basis? I don't think we should tie ourselves to one rate. Carley, 1720 Is this X93.00 figure given assuming there are 112 homes? Snelling Bonestroo This is 100 ratio. Purely hypothetical, Dr. Hayes Do I understand that, for practical purposes, the whole Village is being divided into drainage districts? Nilsen That is correct.