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Mayor Rustad questioned the deferred assessment idea. Attorney
Meyers stated that Chattel taxes are needed to pick up assessments
now. With personnel changes, its difficult to get it picked up later
(about 20% of the Sewer total is along the property in question).
In response to further questioning, Mr. Nerhersky said he opposed any
assessments, but felt his clients might be willing to grant easements
for the gravity system.
The possibility of the difference in costs between the lift station
and the gravity system (about $3,000 be charged against the other
properties was suggested.)
Mr. Bell spoke again in favor of the gravity system, and deferred
assessments. He stated that the Village could not force payment of
deferred assessments until a benefit of sufficient amount could be
proved, so it would not be unfair to the Skiba property.
Mr. Nerhersky suggested that we should all remember that improvements
are requested and that his client did not request these improvements;
Mr. Eigenheer did.
Mr. Eigenheer said that he did not think Mr. Herbst was opposed to the
plan.
Mr. Nerhersky said he thought Mr. Herbst was opposed, but at any rate
Mrs. Skiba was still fee owner of this property too.
Mr. Kroonblawd was questioned by Mr. Thomasen as to reason for petition
and would property values be raised enough to justify.
Mr. Arthur Thomase, 2244 Highway #10, wants to register as an objector.
Mr. O'Connell, 2260 Highway #10, spoke for the improvements, stating
that cesspools will need to be replaced soon.
Mr. Kroonblawd, 2280 Highway #10, felt that the Highway #10 properties
could fit into the Eigenheer improvement project. He felt it was tt.;
most opportune time for their improvements to be put in.
Engineer Boehm commented on how Highway #10 properties affect the
over -all plans.
Mr. Christiansen stated that he will not object. He prefers to remain
neutral.
The Mayor called for objections three times.
Attorney Meyers out lined the c):oices available to the Council.
Mayor Rustad closed the hearing at 9:25 P. M.
Trustee Johnson stated that everyone seems to get by cheapest without
the gravity system.