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-2- The Public Works Director indicated that the assessment on the petitioner's property would be approximately $6,600. He indicated he had exempted from proposed assessments the side lot lines of the properties that front on Minnesota Avenue. This increased the frontage assessments for the remaining property. He indicated the Village would have to assume assessments on the park land of well over $11,000. The Mayor opened the meeting for questions and comments: 1. Frank Weiss, 1224 Matilda - stated he had petitioned for the improvement but felt that the assessment was being improperly imposed. He stated he felt the entire street frontage should be assessed and not just the property that fronts on ~le street. 2. Michael Haider, 329 Minnesota Avenue - Mr. Haider favored the improvement. 3. Frank Weiss, 1224 Matilda - indicated that he wanted a period of time to think about it before he would conunit himself on the improvement. The Mayor closed the hearing. Shields Moved, Grauel Seconded, that the public hearing on Improvements 67-15, 67-16 and 67-17 be continued until July 10, 1967. Roll Call, Ayes (5) - Nays (0). The Mayor opened the hearing on Improvement 67-19. The Village Manager presented affidavits of publication of notice of the hearing and certificates of mailing notices to the effected property owners. The Consulting Engineer presented a report on the proposed improve- ment. He stated that the proposed improvement encompassed Pascal Avenue between Brooks and Rose Place and Rose Place from Pascal Avenue east. The Village Manager indicated that the assessment procedure followed on the former storm sewer improvements was proposed for this improve- ment. This would involve a $200 per buildable lot assessment for residential property. He stated that the assessments from benefitted property would be sufficient to defray 20% of the cost of the improve- ment. The Mayor opened the meeting for questions and comments: 1. Carl Brostrom, 2577 North Pascal. He favored the improvement. He also stated that he wants Rose Place improved because it is un- serviceable at present. 2. Dr. Michael Blaw, 2570 North Pascal. Favored the improvement but felt that any major street work would have to be deferred if it would cause any difficulty with the storm sewer improvement. IMPROVEMENTS 67-15, 67-16 AND 67-17 PUBLIC HEARING IMPROVE~IENT 67-19