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. . 35 . . without a clean out. That's to protect you against a cheap job to start with and a lot of trouble afterwhile. When you get to going around the house and building these curves and clean outs and the digging and a lot of pipe, perhaps it's cheaper to go right through the basement, and that would be as Mr. P0povich pointed out, the individual connection is entirely up to the 'property owner on his individual contract with the man that's going to do the work and I expect he wi 11 go into the detail s at that time and see which is going to be the cheaper. So far my information has been that there are many situations when it's actually cheaper to go back through the basement floor than the curves and clean outs. ~~YOR ASHBACH: Any other questions or comments? MR. J. TIMM, 1400 Cudmings: I don't know if I went on record but at this time I would like to say I am in favor of the proposed project. ~R. L. B. STEVENSON, 3461 ~iems Court: I would like to know at what approximate date we could expect the sewers to be installed. ~R. BANISTER: To answer your question, that, of course, is a tough one and some of it is going to depend a little bit on procedure of the Council. They have to take a position before construction could be underway. The plans and specifications would have to be completed. It is possible that part of the area rright have service in the year of 1960. I would hesitate to pro~ise service for 196C. I think some of the area could get it but it's questionable as to whether all of it could. The Council has within six months of this date to order the improvement in and if the Council waited 6 months before ordering it in then plans and specifications being prepared after that, there would be no construction in 1960. .