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MR. FRED SIEBER, 1435 Brenner Avenue: Asked a question as to the feasibility of running the sewer line north from Brenner at Pascal to Clarmar. Also felt that the contractors had done a bad job in the repair of streets after the construction of the improvements. MR. FRANCIS DE CHErNE, l241 N.W. 6th St., New Brighton: Has a 236 foot piece of property on County Road C, of which 200 feet is swamp. Two connections have been put in the swampy area and he feels they should be eliminated from the assessment. MR. JAMES T. SWETTE, 2964 Patton Road: Objected to the $2.00 per foot assessment. MR. THOMAS WILL~AUS, 306l No. Hamline, representing the Willmus properties in Roseville: His first question concerned Willmus Estates located in the area of County Road C and Dale Street to Western, 300 feet of front trunk line to a culdesac. There were also several feet of main installed under the Minnesota Water Company on which they are being assessed the full amount of $4.75 a foot. The second piece of property is on Snelling Avenue between County Road C-2 and Lydia. They're being assessed the regular front foot and they're also being assessed a service connection for each individual lot. He had requested that only 3 or 4 connections be put in and this was done. However, it's being assessed 1 connection for each lot. The third piece of property is the industrial area located at County Road C and Cleveland. He requested that each lot be assessed individually. The fourth piece of property is industrial at County Road B and Cleveland. He feels there is a problem in the method of assessment. MR. JOE PREESE, 3006 Highway 8: Lives on a corner lot and was assessed 125 feet for the side rather than 25. It was pointed out that since his property is deeper than 200 feet, the 25 foot assessment applies only to the first 200 feet. MR. JACK MCGRATH, representing JULIA GANGL, 1420 Thomas Avenue, St. Paul: Has unplatted property against which the assessment is $4.75 a front foot. Mr. Turnlund explained that the property must be over 200 feet in depth before the acreage assessment is applied. MR. CLAYTON MULLEN, representing Tusler Lodge: (Property 1 block north and 1 block east of Hamline and Highway 36). Being assessed both on Dellwood and Hamline. Their plan is to construct one building which would be closer to Hamline than Dellwood and they would draw water from one street only. Asked if they could be assessed on the basis of a corner lot rather than have both a front and rear assessment.