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The Mayor then directed the Manager to read the des- cription of the general nature and estimated cost of the proposed improvement and the area proposed to be assessed therefor, as stated in the published notice of hearing. After reading of the notice, all persons present were afforded opportunity to be heard, and the names and addresses of the persons appearing and heard by the Council, and the substance of the views presented by them were as follows: MR. ROY MEYER, 2718 Huron: Asked why Woodhi11 is a state aid road since County Road C will be the throughway. l<IRS. ROY rillYER, 2718 Huron: A3ked why this would be a 9 ton street since the heavy traffic is supposed to be on County Road C. They don't want that traffic to come back to Woodhill Drive. MR. ROY MEYER (Spoke before): He believes the village created the situation with the ice arena which means that it covers a broader territory since the ice arena services the whole village. MRS. ELLEN FERRIS, 2718 Dellwood: Askeu about the policy for assessing corner lots. ~ffi. DENNIS DWORSHAK, 2717 N. Griggs: Asked if .woodhill was being made a 9 ton street because of additional truck traffic. Further asked if the street would be raised. !1R. DONALD MC CULLOCH, 2718 N. Griggs: AskA~ if there would be a wrap around effect for curbs at the corners and if that portion would be included in the assessment.~.i:.:.1 s lived at this address for 17 years. During that ti.me the ~treet has been torn up for sanitary sewer, water, and storm sewm:. The condition of the street is good and he asked why it was selected to be a state aid road and would now have to be torn up again. Also discussed a personal problem he has relating to sand being pulled to the bottom of his driveway every time it rains.