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� `•� MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: "I did not put in the report what each property owner would be assessed, I did that purposely. The Buetow people did call me and ask what I thought the frontage would be as picked off a section map, and I gave it to them, and they made the multiplication." COUNCILMAN CRICHTON: "It's the engineer•s recommendatfon, but nothing is settled." MR. FLAI�RTY: "8ad you xecoaunended that it be asseased that way?" NII2. CHRISTOFFERSEN: "It wasn't my intention that there be a recommendation for an assessment. I put it in the report to give the Council an idea how much it would cost on a basis that's familiar to them." COUNCiLMAN CRTCF�fON: "I mis-stated. It wasn't his recom- mendation. He stated that if it's done this way that's how it would be spread and that's 100% on frontage and that's com- monly on streets, and acreage is common on storm sewer, so on the standard practice of what has been done in the past, that's what this is based on. I didn't want to make a recommendation at this time. That's done at the assessment hearinq." I�Ilt. POPOVICH: "And the way he stated it is 100%, and that's the worst possible thing the property owners could have." MR. FLAFiERTY: MR. POPOVZCH: • "That we could have." "Yes, that you could have." COUNCILMAN CRICHT�N: "At the assessment hearing, for example, I will. ask questions like how do we treat corners in another development when you put in homes or businesses. Does a property owner on a corner pay footage on both sides of the corner. This was our first three sided corner, so we don't have a precedent, but that would be important to me. How have we handled corners before7" NIIt. CHI2ISTOFFERSEN: "We'd have to go back into the (in- audible)." COUNCILMAN CRICHTON: "I want to look at it at the time af assessments, but I don't think I could do it now.�� G7