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~~~ Geo. H. Nelson, 2100 Cleveland H. J. Isaksen, 1582 Hollywood Ct. Minnie Berquist 1861 Asbury Wal ter A. Randt, 1507 California said he represent®d a group zest of the school, who felt the proposed sewer would be of no benefit to them. Mr. Nelson asked that the proposed server not be extended to their area. said his property xas a corner lot and asked if he xould be assessed for Hollyxood Court and Snelling frontage. aslaed if she xould be assessed on both the Asbury and Ruggles sides of her property. inquired if drains at corners would be connected to the proposed sanitary sexer system. John M. MacGregor, said the lots in his area are deep, that some septic tanla 1795 N. Fairview connections are in the rear of the homes, and that none of these homes need the proposed sanitary surer service. J.V.Lee, said his property consisted of about an acre, that taking into 18lt0 W. Larpenteur consideration the cost for the few houses in there, he xas opposed to bringing the sewer into his area. C.N.Otis, said he didn't need sanitary sexer at this time, but did not rant 1757 Fairview to appear as blocking progress for areas of the Village needing it. He asked as to possible increase in valuations after the seller is installed. Geo. J. Carney, asked three questions (1) How to arrange for the minimum connection 1731 N. Pascal charge of 462.50 per running foot; (2) if it rill be compulsory to fill in cesspools xhen not in use; (3) if a home is sold fi w .years hence, xould the owner be required to pay up assessment. He added that he strongly favored the proposed improvement. Harry Bruncke asked if the first year's assessment figures used in the brochure 1710 N. Albert were not too high, and was informed by the Village attorney that the interest was figured from the date of issue of the bonds. Mr. Bruncke asked to be recorded in favor of the proposed improvement. J.E. Malloy, presented a petition signed by himself and seven other property 1905 N. Snelling owners in the area on the west side of Snelling Avenue from Garden to Roselaam, opposing the proposed sanitary sewer installation in this area. Louis Gilbert, said he has a new home near University ]and and feels the proposed 1911 N. Snelling sanitary aewer would do him no good. John Strait, said the cost would be prohibitive for owners on Fairview with 17b3 A~. Fairview deep lots and that he has a good septic tank system. R.L. Rudd, said his property is on Autumn street where there ar® all near 1950 N. Prior homes xith 200 ft. lots. .Said he would petition with others in this area to leave them out.