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r -2- Mayor Miedtke then opened the meeting to discussion. Bill Fellows of 3408 Maplewood Drive opposed the possibility of the Village placing another assessment on them if it did not concern their property. Louie Chiodo of 3001 Silver Lake Road, who recently bought property in the Village with the assessments paid in full, felt he should not have to pay any more assessments. John Andrychowicz of 2809 Coolidge Street N.E. felt, that being that he had paid up his assessments in full, that the requirements of the bond issue of 1963 be carried out on the basis of general levy. Jack Zoia of 3413 Maplewood Drive opposed the levying of another assessment on his property. Robert Weber of 3221 Skycroft Drive was in favor of the bond issue of 1963 being carried out on the basis of general levy. Don Wagner of 3025-31st Avenue N.E. felt their was moral obligation involved and that the 1952 Council had made a good and honest decision as to how to handle this project. Max Callan of 3521 Chelmsford Road opposed the idea of possibly having to pay someone else's assessments when he had already paid for his. Earl Shamp of 3509-31st Avenue N.E. felt also that the requirements of the bond issue of 1963 be carried out on the basis of general levy. Joseph Weinmeyer of 3101 Townview Avenue seemed to be in favor, too, of the requirements of the bond issue of 1963 be carried out. John Wagner of 2921 Rankin Road inquired as to what findings or suggestions the State Auditor's office had made regarding this issue. Clinton Hall of 36th Avenue and Silver Lake Road inquired if the two alternatives were first, was the Council considering an ad valorem tax and second, placing an assessment on the property owners involved. Jim Forsythe of 2509-30th Avenue N.E. wondered if the previous vote of 3 to 2 is valid, will reassessment be applied. A Murray Avenue resident inquired as to when the State Auditornotified the Village that there was a deficit in the fund. Letters were received from the following people opposing the placement of an assessment : C.W. Marsh, 2505 34th Avenue N.E. • Henry Jenniges, 2613 Lowry Avenue N.E. Charles Kausel, 2525 St. Anthony Boulevard Mayor Miedtke declared that the public hearings be closed at this time.