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. . . 5 MR. SUNDBURG: I felt that Lot 2 had already been assessed when the sewer and water came across Haroline - that whole portion was assessed as 4234 North Hamline which is that. original house and, of course, it does have existing water and sewer and it did have a driveway going in, but because of the development, the Council wanted all access to the Circle and so we had to block this access to the house (inaudible) we couldn't have any other openings on to Haroline according to the wishes of the Council and so this is .the'reason ot the access having to go to the Circle, and as far as the lots - my son is purchasing Lot 3 and I'm building a home on Lot 4 so that's sold to myself and Lot I has been'sold to Ran Malik so the only existing lot that hasn't been sold and the reason it isn't sold is I have never. tried to sell it, is lot 5 so there's no problem that way as far as not being able to sell the property. I'm not worried about that. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: I have a question, Mr. Sundburg. You mentioned Lot 1 has been sold. .MR. SUNDBURG: Yes. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: So if you divide the assessment on Lot 1, that would be placing more of an assessment on Lot 1. It would be more than if divided by five. And he has already purchased this lot. What was the understanding? MR. SUNDBURG: The understanding was that he would pay all assessments. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: So, in effect, if it were divided by four he would be paying more of an assessment than if it were divided by five. MR. POPOVICH: The problem is - those people who have been sold , like Lot 1,' there was no way we could give him notice tonight. They're not here, but by golly you will have to give him notice on the apportionment and you might run into a problem MRS. MC NIESH: We sent a Notice to an old address in Minneapolis on Lot 1 and the notice came back. Later, from the Department of Property Taxation we got an address in Fremont, California, so we sent out a second notice to his address in Freritont and that one did not come back soI believe he got a notice that there was going to be an assessment hearing tonight - not a dollar amount. COUNCILMAN HANSON: I don't know what the formality should be but I think we should assess Lot 2 for the street, and I sympathize with the owner or anybody who is living there now, (inaudible) the cost of the stub, figuring he will never use it. That's the position I would take.