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The Mayor then directed the Manager to read the description 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. BURKE M. RAYMOND, Village Manager, presented the following communications received in connection with the improvement: MR. LAWRENCE LIEDHOLM, Alexandria, Minnesota: Mr. Liedholm was the developer of the Rosewood Addition and is the owner of Lot 17, Block 1. In favor of the improvement. The area has always had a water problem and the pond is a safety hazard for small children. He believes the largest water problem is caused by Midland Hills Country Club as they have a drain in the rear of Lot 14, Block 1 that runs water most of the year, overflowing the pond onto Rosewood Lane. He further said that Lots l5, 16 and l7 are used as a dumping ground for tree and grass clippings, stumps and old construction materials. MR & MRS. CLIFFORD WETMORE, 2184 N. Rosewood Lane; MR. AND MRS. DAVID WAMSTAD, 2195 N. Rosewood Lane; and MR. AND MRS. G. W. DICKSON, 2187 N. Rosewood Lane: Requested that the Roseville Parks and Recreation Department study the area bounded by Midland Hills Golf Course on the north ~d west, Roselawn Avenue on the south and Cleveland Avenue on the east for possible areas of land useful for acquisition and preservation by the village for recreation or as preserves. If the study proves some land is useful to the village, they request that the village purchase the lots for recreational purposes. MR. ALFRED C. NOER, 2191 Roselawn Avenue W.: Requested relief from excessive drainage off the Tolstad Addition onto his property. In the spring the heavy flow of water from the