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• �� �, J COUNCILMAN CRICHTON: "Thet's the same thought along the ease side of Round Lake. There is one existing home west of Snelling on 96 between this and 8ighway 10. Is the owner of that property here?" FROM TiiE A�IENCE: "That's my place, and Z sure don't want it." FROM THE AUDIENCE: "What are you propoeinq there now? Eliminate from Hamline to Snellinq, or come to the Village Hall and cut through?" COUNCILMAN CRICHTON: "My thought was not to connect Hamline to Snelling at all." FROM TSE AUDIENCE: "How would you service the propertp from the Village Hall to 8amline? COUNCILMAN WINGERT: "You couldn't 2oop it, but you could serve it." FROM TE� AUDIENCE: "I think the problem with some property ownets on the footaqe - they're taking the brun� of the cost. • You take the industrial area along 35. Do thoae people really pay in proportion to their using the water in comparison to • people on 8ighway 10 or 96? They'll get the use of the water, but they have to stand the burden of $20 a foot. The people (inaudible} iaterior don't pay ariything near that for Che foot- age. The contractor charges them whatever it is to bring in a six inch line, and we've stood the cost of bringing in the water and couldn't something be done on a development basis to put that in the cost of the land and let those that benefit pay equally?" � � OOUNCILMAN CRICFP!'ON: "That would be looked at, at the time of the assessment hearing, Commercial property does pay a higher rate per from foot accordinq to what we have done in the past." MR. E?1�lER CMIEL, 4549 Lakeshore Place: "As I look at it, Lakeshore Place has to be included definitely for a 2oop." MR. CHRISTOFFERSEN: "This is the ultimaee plan for a lay- out. Whether it has to be included or not depends on what else will be included or not." `�l