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road through a 2tl inch culvert. It is proposed to kind of clean up the area and improve what is coming through rather than having it rolling around in this open area. (Inaudible) picked up in a 27 inch pipe and carried to the proposed new system. To tie this all together, as I say, is the outlet facility which meters the material to the north. It's necessary, in addition to looking at merely the Langdon Lake area, or merely the Cleveland area, that an overview of the whole problem be kept in mind. We have already constructed a retaining basin on the corner of Evelyn and D. We're in the pro- cess of getting the necessary property to construct a larger basin near the warehousing. We enlarged the ponding area at Wilson Pond and need to enlarge this area. In a large storm area there's no way to get all the water that falls from the heavens out of the 2rea fast enough and there would be flooding, particularly before we did some work on the pond. We had to take an overview because we could not take the water out fast enough because (inaudible) so vIe had to watch how much ~,}ater would go out, hO\<l fast, and what kind of water was going out as we made this plan and that's \<lhy we need the control facilities on Langdon as a piece of the facilities of this plan. MR. POPOVICH~ Mayor, and members of the Council. The total published estimated cost is $496,300. Obviously, based on the new assessment policy for storm sewer, a certain amount \>'lould be raised that way. It is estimated that some $397,144 would be raised by assessments and the balance of $99,156 would be spread on general taxes. To raise the $397,144 by assessments, there are approximately 165 buildable lots at $295 per lot under the new assessment rate. 14 unbuildable lots at $590. 3.2 acres at $995, and acreage unbuildable 12.43 acres which will be assessed at $1,990. That r~ises a total of $84,775.10. A mdjority of the assessments come from property either tax exempt such as the churches, city property, the school, but also from commercial [1roper~cy, industrial, and multiple family. Those assessments are almost double the previous factors I gave. 13 buildable lots assessed at $590 instead of $295. 1 unbuildable at $1180, 98.37 buildable acres at $1990 per acre, and unbuildable a~res 10.82 which will be assessed at $3,980. There's a portion of roughly $73,000 of unbuildable acres that are involved that at this t.i.me are under water and they won't be assessed until such time as they would become buildable and so that assessment would be defer.red until such time that property would become utilized~ But that figure is included in the overall figures that I have given. This would be spread over the 20 year period of time with the right of prepayment and the carL~ing charge of 8%. 6