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1752 r 1 Schwantes, 18150ur homes were designed for the width and depth of the lot. Fairview: Our house is approximately 80' from the road. If my lot was divided, there would be 18' from the end of our house to the end of the lot. Vde feel this would be exceedingly detrimental to the value of our nro-oerty. The decrease in property value and the assessments we would have to nay would exceed the amount we could sell the proposed lot for. J. Strait, ti~`e came out because we were interested in having a little ground. 1763 No. We see no reason to indicate we have a lot that is und.eveloned Fairviews and should be provided with a road so one-half could be sold. Ve consider the lot has been developed by landscaping. fie would have about 10 feet behind our house if the lot were divided. Vu'hat determines when the road goes in? If the land behind. our homes must be developed, it could be developed as a unit itself. Nilsen: You exercise your rights as vronerty owners - as you see fit to handle your oronerty. Possibly, if there were 8 or 9 property owners who tiRranted to sell and there was 1 bald-out, I sur~pose we would go back to the proposal. Galvin; Someone would have to ap*~roach the Village and request that a road be built. 'f~~ere would have to be a show of need and maybe the tax- payers could block it as an unnecessary and unjustified expenditure of money. Someone would have to petition the Vi?lane to put in a road which would take a separate action. Nilsen: I think we go back to the best interests of the neo~le to be served. Strait: I don't see why this road can't be put entirely on P,4r. Lindig's rnoperty. Nilsen: Then, is it advisable to develoz~ the other oronerty with another street? Strait: I think it is possible if we took the view that we wanted to sell as much property as we could. Z~de couldn't, but some of those people with shorter houses could if they are interested in property development. I think it would come closer than this Troposal would. Nilsen: When the road went in would be determined by hearings and meetings. Strait: I cap see where 35~ of the people could come from these small lots. C. Steiner, Did you say you could condemn the property? 1825 Fair- view: Galvins The Council could, but that is not the question here this evening. The tillage has the power of condemnation. Steiner: The lot goes right through the middle of our property and West of the lot line is 60' that cannot be used. There would be about 106 x 1~0' lef t. The sale price wouldn't equal the cost of the assess- ments .