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WARREN BARRON, 1251 Oakcrest: Two-thirds of his lot flows toward the pond north of Oakcrest off of Fernwood. Wanted to know if he would only be assessed once for storm sewer. The Village Clerk reported that communications had been received from the following: TEX GUGGEMOS, Ban-Con: Indicated that they are not opposed to the assessments as they affect their additions. JOSEPH L. JUEN, 2376 Cohansey: Has been assessed $400 for a 200 foot lot. Has only one sewer and one water connection and because of the location of the building on the property, division is not feasible. JOSEPH L. MOGG. 474 West County Road C: There is no benefit to his property from the storm sewer. FRANK J. HAGGERTY, l086 Sherren: Owns Lots 1 and 2, Block 2, Hamm's Re-arrangement. His house is located on Lot 2 and he has been told that according to the village building code the other lot does not meet the requirements for a homesite and is not a buildable lot. He's being assessed $400 and feels that he should be assessed only $200. THOWAS E. SCHULTZ, SR., 711 Shryer: Being assessed $600 and believes it should be only $400. He owns 3 lots but his house, breezeway and garage are located on two of the lots. ALBERT LOKKEN, 2400 N. Hamline: Objects to the $400 assessment because his drainage situation is worse now than before. He understood that his yard catch basin would empty into the storm sewer but it was by-passed. Also, the outlet of his sewer has practically disappeared due to soil erosion because of municipal excavating and his property is in danger of being flooded. His Hamline Avenue frontage has not been repaired where the sod washed away. Moved by Shields and seconded by Curley that the hearing be adjourned until 7:30 o'clock P.M., October 10, 1966 at the Village Hall. All in favor. Moved by Shields, seconded by Grauel that the Verde Haven Association be authorized to erect shelter in Pocahontas Park, financed from neighborhood solicitations. The hearing closed at 8:20 o'clock P.M.