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2 cul-de-sac on Western to (inaudible) and a completion of the watermain, again from the dead end on Wagner to Western Avenue, and once again, the various services necessary to provide access to those parcels of the development. MR. POPOVICH: This project cost $29,108. Assessments will pick up $21,309.74, and general taxes $7,798.48. Sanitary sewer will be $22.45 a front foot - one lot that will be assessed at the old $10 a front foot because of an old policy the City had. Services will be $1,480.93 for three services, and water $25.62 a front foot. The two water services are $496.94 each, all spread over 20 years with the normal interest rate carrying charge and the right to prepay. There were no written communications. MAYOR DEMOS: I would like to ask - this was a long lengthy procedure involving two or three meetings. Is this assessment what was agreed to by the Council. MR. HONCHELL: At the time of the meeting, as I indicated previously, we went into the meeting talking about cul-de-sacs and came out talking about two utility improvements. Since it was not possible to foresee that occuning, estimates were done by me on hhe back of an envelope at the time. Amazingly, they came almost right on as far as the total costs as to what was anticipated that evening and told to the people as far as this particular {inaudible} was concerned. On a lot by lot basis they're not quite the same, but on a total cost basis they are. Mayor Demos announced that the meeting was open for the consideration of objections,if any, to said proposed assessment. All persons present were given the opportunity to present oral objections. No one appeared to be heard. Mayor Demos declared the hearing closed, and Councilman Kehr moved that the adoption of the proposed assessment be continued to September 8, 1980 at 7:30 o'clock p. ffi. The motion was seconded by Councilman Franke and the following voted in favor thereof: All; and the following voted against: None. The motion carried.