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between 25% and 3~~ be assessed against the benefited property owner and the balance on general taxes. The people in this area on their taxes have been paying that (inaudible) throughout the area have been paying for storm sewers in Roseville since we started. The people in this area have been. MRS. GRAYDEN: What relationship does the park have to do with these people? MR. HONCHELL: The park - except for a very small portion ~ does not drain in this particular way. It drains more toward the gold area and some parts go to the north and off to the northeast. MRS. VERNON BAGGENTOSS, 2270 Western~ How do you determine how you divide these properties up, like the gold? MR.. HONCHELL: We send our surveyors out into the field to establish elevations - which is how high the ground is - and naturally water will flow downhill and we find the highest points around the periphery and everything that goes toward the area - for instance, in the purpose - then that area is included. Those other areas like the gold or the park are excluded because their water does not go in this direction. We also have aerial photographs and ability to establish to a fairly close degree what the elevations are without going on a foot by foot search through the entire (inaudible). MAYOR LINEBARGER: He determines where Divide is and the city is divided up into a sections with a lot of Continental Divides. somebody who hasn't asked a question yet.. the Continental lot of different Let's try to catch MR. MARSHALL SHAW, 39l Highway 36: It doe sn 't show on your map between Western and me the (inaudible) city. That strip in there. I keep it mowed so everybody thinks it's my property. There's an l8 inch water main there. It's (in- audible) jumping over (inaudible). MR. HONCHELL: You're correct that there is a utility easement going up in that area. MR. SHAW: That doesn't belong to me anyway. MR. HONCHELL: We have a permanent easement to have a utility there. 12