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MR. HUSNIK: Number 1 would indicate - that portion of it we would carry the brunt of the assessments we wonld not need in Arden Manore That is one I'm opposed to. The other one - along the Highway 10, south of Highway 96 where the red line • indicates we would be carrying the brunt of the assessments for 45 acres which wauld a�unt to $65,000, MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: That line is on the weat side of Highway 10 and would not serve your property. The base line that loops around and down Highway 96 and down Snell.ing would affect it. MR. HUSNIK: (Inaudible) alone on the east side would amount to $16 plus per front foot plus $450 an acre would amount to $65,000 for that tract, (Inaudible) indicated where I see (inaudible) that you go from 35-fd and (inaudible) to loop the area around the (inaudible) part and come back to Highway 96 and go east to Hamline, that's what I read (inaudible) not Snelling, but to Iiam].ine. I didn't read anything that it was going to be going along Highway 10, or is that a 6-inch line and wouldn't serve the property? MR. CHRISTOFE'ERSENs This is an 8-inch line indicated on the map and is not proposed to serve your property because obviously there's Iiigttway 10 separating it. tnR. HUSNIK: You got 45 acres of farmland there, and does it co� under green acres deletion o£ being assessed immediately ar until it's put in use, or what is it? MR. POPOVICH: I don't have the green acre law here, but under that there are certain requirementa that the oc+mer has to meet before he can qualify for deferred assessments, and that �ans you have to farm it, you have to have certain income from it in order to be classified as green acres. Then, if he meets those tests, then the assessment deferments come into play. If he doesn't �et the original tests, then the deferments don't come under the green acre law. MR. HUSNix: i quess we startad out here - your last hearing on this thing, it was going to dead-end at Highway 96. our front footage, or acreage footage, we`re up to $65,000 on that 40 acres and now take the acreage on 96 and it will push us up possibly to $80,000 for assessments on the southeast corner of 694 and 10. That's a pretty stiff deal when you're not doing anythinq with the land. The other thing is, going • back to number 1, who wants water along Highway 10, but are we paying for all of it, or how much of it? We have about 50 acres, maybe 60 acres, but S think it's a lot of assessments for water system we don't need, and if someone needs it along Highway 10 we can give them water, MAYOR CREPEAU: Anyone else? 5