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of the assessment for Mr. Nielsen could be less than it has been proposed, we are willing to agree to the assessment as proposed. I think it is a reasonable accommodation between the parties and the normal way such an improvement would be assessed. MAYOR WOODBURN: Any further comments? I will close the public hearing at this time and ask for the Council's comments and recommendations. COUNCILMAN CHRISTIANSEN: I have a question on the fron~age. . MAYOR WOODBURN: Mr. Christoffersen, could you explain how the assessments were arrived at. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: Mr. Reiling was assessed for 700 feet at the rate of $24.03 for gravity sewer and the Nielsen property was assessed 237 feet at the same rate - $24.03. Mr. Nielsen was also assessed $7,454 for the sanitary sewer force main. Reiling's totals $16,821 and the Nielsen's was $13,149.30. COUNCILMAN CHRISTIANSEN: Mr. Reiling's frontage on Red Fox Road is what? MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: Approximately 900 feet. MR. DAUBNEY: 875 feet from this point over to the west line - that is the existing main. He's assessed 700 feet of the 875 feet, assuming Mr. Carley's figures are accurate. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: Our figures came off the section map - the county section map. MAYOR WOODBURN: Is there any disagreement there? MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: I believe there is. There's a discrepancy of 25 feet. MR. DAUBNEY: (Inaudible) measured from the center of this proposed street over to where the sanitary sewer main is. MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: If he measures from the west side of the proposed street, then there would be the difference. That would be approximately a half a street. MR. DAUBNEY: Can you tell us precisely where the main comes to at this point? Is this map accurate? MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: That map was shown at the public hearing for the improvement and at this hearing. . MR. DAUBNEY: That's a slight discrepancy. ~-