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MR. JOHN MESSAROS, 2913 Mildred Drive: Wanted to know if he would be assessed for water for the entire year of 1964, payable in 1965, or if it would be pro-rated from the time the water was actually installed. MR. EVERETT BUHKHOLDER, 2551 N. Lexington: Inquired about the $l.50 per foot trunk assessment. MR. R. C. ARTH, representing Immanuel Community Church, 1310 W. County Road B-2: Objected to the assessment because they had to purchase additional property before building in order to obtain a permit from the Council. MR. NEAL ABRAHAM, 2647 Virginia: Has a corner lot and wanted to know when the decision would be made as to policy on corner lot assessments. MR. DONALD WESTERHOFF, 2975 Manson St.: Lives in the former Minnesota Water Company area, doens't feel there has been an improvement, and objects to the $2.00 assessment. MR. G. E. ROEHNING, 2976 Patton Road: Felt that there had been no improvement to his property since the acquisition of the Minnesota Water Company by the village. MR. KELLEY JENKINS, 785 Rose Place: Requested that the assessment on his property follow the same practice as on the sewer. MR. CARL TONSFELDT, 864 West County Road B-2: Complained about the condition of the water. MR. CLARENCE RICHTER, 2550 N. Hamline: An adjustment had been made on his sewer assessment and he requested that the same method be followed on the water asses_mente MR. GERALD D. MILLER, 2927 Marion: Objected to the $2.00 assessment and inquired about the feasibility of turning the pump back on at the end of Marion Street and turning off the St.Paul water. MR. OTTO RICHTER, 26ll N. Hamline: Requested information as to the basis of assessment. MR. GEORGE MCMAHON, 449 S. Owasso Blvd.: Said he had sent a letter to the Council. Was advised it would be considered. ETHEL A. FOSTER, 595 S. Owasso Blvd.: Said she's too far away from the water line to receive service.