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TO: Joseph G. Chlebeck <br />Clerk, City of Little Canada <br />FROM: Terry Mills <br />155 Demont Ave. E. <br />RE: Notice of Pending Public Improvement <br />Improvement 86 -7: Demont Avenue from Rice St. to I -35E <br />Since I have a conflict on Wednesday evening, August 26, I would like <br />a written response to some questions I have regarding the above <br />"improvement ". <br />First a comment: When I moved into 155 Demont in 1978, less than 10 <br />years ago, Demont Avenue in front of my home was torn up, resurfaced, <br />and gutters put on the south side of the street. One of the reasons <br />that I bought the home was that there were no pending assessments and <br />I was assured that the street was up to current standards. Currently, <br />the street and curbs are in good shape. <br />Are all property owners all along Demont being assessed the same, <br />whether or not their part of the street was improved in 1978? <br />How can payment be requested when the improvement hasn't been <br />completed? It hasn't even been begun in front of my home. Do you <br />anticipate that all improvements will be made by September 25, when <br />you state that payments will be due? <br />Why is the interest rate so high? <br />Will the assessment be part of the property tax bill or a separate <br />invoice? My property tax is escrowed and I do not want any assessment <br />to be part of the escrow account. <br />My electric and telephone access to my home is underground. Will the <br />construction company be responsible if they cause service to be <br />interrupted? Also, will they resurface any part of the driveway that <br />is torn up? <br />Page 8 <br />( <br />AUG 24 1987 <br />CITY OF <br />1 LITTLE CANADA <br />