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} <br />If you go to the Alternate 1 plan, which is Snelling to <br />Hamline, you will have to add $48,6�Oe That raises the cost to <br />$539,200. It would he $16.52 a front foot for residential, and <br />commercial would be raised to $20.52. The acreage and service <br />• charge remain the same. We wi11 reoeive a total of $460,686 <br />from assess�nts and will have to levy $78,514, or 510,000 more <br />on general taxes. <br />The Alternate 2 plan which includes Snelling to Pemtom is <br />a 520,300 addition to the base plan for a total of $510,900. <br />The residential front footage drops to $15e45 a foot, the com- <br />mercial to $19.45 a foot, and the aoreage charge and the service <br />charge remain the saiae. On Alternate 2 the assessments raise <br />$440,260 and we will have to raise $70,640 by general taxes for <br />the total of $510,900. <br />On the Alternate 3 plan, that total cost is $732,000< The <br />residential cost goes up to $i8e94 a foot, the commercial to <br />$22.94, and the acreage and service charges remain the sameo <br />Under this plan $603,217 would be raiaed from assess�nts, and <br />$128,783 by general taxes, for a total of 5732,000. <br />Depending on the hearing and what develops from the <br />hearing and what the Council orders, the total cost will then <br />comz out. 67e propose that the assessments be spread over a <br />20 year period of time with an 8� carzying charge, with the <br />right of prepayment as has been our past practice, and we will <br />be available to answer any questions. <br />MAYOR CREPEAU: The Council is charged with the responsi- <br />bility of determining whether the improvement is feasible and <br />should be constructed in the manner as presentad, and we would <br />like to hear from th� people in the audience in favor of the <br />improvement, and �vill each of you come to this microphone and <br />give your name and address and your reasons for favoring the <br />improvement. We have a court reporter here and it's on tape <br />and this is in accordance with law. Anyone who caould like to <br />address the Council or the sudience who is for the project? <br />Next, those who oppose the irnprovement, do the same thing - <br />aome to the mi.crophone, give your name and address and reasons <br />for your opposition. <br />MR. E'RA�ICIS HUSNIK, owner of Arden Manor (Mobile Some <br />Court) and also owner of an approximate 45 acre tract south of <br />Highway 96 and east of Highway 10: Involved in the biggest <br />part of this area which we have got the - I guess I came in <br />. late and I'm sorry. T don't know exaCtly where - I guess I'm <br />misled by the red lines. The way I thouqht - it was a loop. <br />The way I read the thing - the Notice of the Heaxing was the <br />water line urould coa� up on down there - follow - the way it <br />indicated it would follow 35-W up to where 35-W intersects up <br />that way. It doesn't go that way. <br />3 <br />
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