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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. RICHARD KAVANEY, attorney representing Rose Building Corporation: State Farm Boulevard is private property and they have not been contacted by the village about the improvement nor have any negotiations been commenced. Object to the Improvement. The design of the curb and gutter proposed would have a significant effect in serving their truck docks for the Target store and Applebaums grocery store located on Rose Building Corporation property. The improve- ment will seriously limit their business operation and they will take legal steps to stop the improvement. Further, since the. traffic on the street is through traffic, there is no justification for assessing the abutting property owners. MR. STEVEN PETERSON, represen:ting DeLu:~e Check printe:r:-s: Indicated that they had the same objections and would like to be i.ncluded in any discussions between the village and Rose Building Corporation. MR. BURKE M. RAYMOND, village manager, presented a letter received from the Steenberg Construction Co. indicating that "State Farm Road" is owned by Roce Building Corporation and not by the Village of Roseville. It was also suggested that a meeting be scheduled betwoen the Village Manager and Mr. Walsh of Steenberg Construction before the public hearing on April 26th to discuss this matter. MR. MERRILL SUNDHOLM, representing Applebaum's grocery store: Indicated that they would like to be included in any discussions with the village.