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'. . in those cases it's well documented what the property owner is to expect and what will be provided. In another broad area - from Pleasant Circle north to 96 - we have a real wide right- of-way. In that area, we have met with some of the people and they've indicated that they wanted the boulevard dressed up in such a way that it would be more readily able to mow and that sort of thing. The plan, as it's presented here, has a note on it which says - grade top soil and sod the right-of-way suitable for adjacent property owner maintenance as directed by the engineer. All I can tell you is that that is a part of the set of plans, which is of record at this hearing, and that this is the plan that we're talking about adopting. That note means to me that we are directing that work be done out there to make that suitable. That's from Pleasant Circle north. There is essentially then possibly two locations where we're not talking about the construction easement - between Amble and Pleasant Circle - those are two north lots. The south lot of the two has, in the cross sections - which I have in that set of plans there, detailed in it - a wall; a barrier wall, five feet high, three feet back of the path. That is to be carried through all the way to Pleasant Circle. That replaces a pile of dirt that's in there now that acts as a site barrier - and the pile of dirt comes out. As we approach your lots, the plan provides for a minimum of three and a half feet of wall to be exposed on the west side, and a minimum of five feet of wall exposed on the path side - the east side - to provide a combination fence on your side and a barrier on the path side, which comes into 450. That's incorporated as a part of the plan just as much as that median is, or the lift of the roadway or anything else, and the only way that I can address your assurance that it will be done is to say to you publicly that it's apart of the plan. t~en the project is constructed, it would take some kind of a significant change to get out of it. One of the things, for example - we are talking about the BOO feet of bituminous path from County Road F north, which was originally improved on the east side. We're now talking about moving it over to the west side so that this path (inaudible). The Council has before it a proposed agreement, agreeing to that change. We also have a similar agreement with Shoreview - what they're going to do with the path (inaudible). It addresses all those issues and people are kept informed. . I feel that you understand what's going to be done, for instance, in front of your place. It's addressed in the plan, and if it didn't happen, I would come on back to this Council and I think that you would have it corrected, although your property is not in any way really being touched. It's part of the plan. MR. PIERRE LIPPERT: Addressing Mr. Leonard again - how long is the project now scheduled to take? We did determine -21-