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GORDON L. ROHRBACHER, 1139 Brooks: Proposed to the Council that there be an over all assessment for everyone in the village to pay for the sewers. Also said that he has always had natural drainage, and his immediate neighbors are out of the storm sewer area and are not being assessed. ALBERT BURGER, 1994 N. Lexington: He's always taken care of his own drainage problems and feels he's not benefitted by the storm sewer. He's also being assessed $400 for two homesites, but said his home is in the middle of the property and it couldn't be divided. GUNNAR SWANSON, ll8l W. Sandhurst: Appeared in behalf of a Mr. Bowes who was ill, and who owns vacant lots on the south side of the street. Mr. Bowes has been assessed $400 but his lots are so low he's never been able to get a building permit from the Council. MRS. EDWARD GOTTBEHUT, 1142 W. Sandhurst: (Leoal description of lot is Auditor's Subdivision No. 46. East ~ of North 174 54/100 feet of South 516 54/100 feet of Section 14). The lot .would be on the corner of Sandhurst and Milton if Sandhurst ran ~ll the way through. They asked for a building permit and were told they couldn't have one because they didn't have access to the sanitary sewer. If the lot isn't buildable, she wondered why they were being assessed. RALPH HINTZE, 802 Lovell: Has worse drainage now than before the storm sewer was put in, with water standing in front and in back of his house. He also has a ridge at the end of his driveway which will collect water, and an unsightly curb. MRS. ARTHUR OLIVER, 256l Dunlap: On the basis of the way plans were originally drawn which showed drainage into a pond across Oakcrest, Mrs. Oliver and her neighbors signed easements for the sewer line to go through the back of their property. The plans were changed and they now believe the pond will dry up. They feel that had they known this, they would' not have signed the easements. JOSEPH COCOUR, 1176 Oakcrest: Because of the grade of the street to the catch basin on Dunlap and Oakcrest he and his neighbor across the street now have water problems which they didn't have before the storm sewer was put in. There's also an un- sightly curb there which stands about a foot above the grass. AMBROSE ZPREMSINSKI, 1844 N. Hamline: He has two and a half acres of land runnina from Hamline past Huron and doesn't get any benefit from the-storm sewer.