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the more expensive part coming up to Victoria Avenue. I just think if the Council decides to go this way, to be fair, the entire project should be assessed and people would have to pay more for the development cost of roads, compacting, and fill, should benefit a little from the existing sewer that's there now as an overall picture. Did I clarify myself? MAYOR LINEBARGER: You're talking about the assessments on Alternate B. MR. REINHARDT: Those abutting property owners on Alternate B would be assessed at whatever the cost was six years ago and then they're asking the pepple north of that to pay the fUll freight of the sewer, water coming down Sherren Street. If you put on Alternate A. again, maybe we could clarify that (inaudible) bear the cost of all the new (inaudible) where the other property owners would have the advantage of the lower rate of the existing sewer lines but yet they're asking the people to the north to pay their fair share of filling in--would you mark the low.spot--and also where you hit Victoria it's low, and .you got an estimated cost here of $3100 to $3500 for fill. You're asking us to pay for that. If they want us to pay for the fill they should give us a break on the cost of that existing sewer line and divide it up equally. Do you follow what I'm saying? MAYOR LINEBARGER: I do now. _MR. REINHARDT: I have one more point. I think both projects the way they are there, state 20 lots. I believe there possibly could be an error in the drawing. Ma.y I walk up to the map. Correct me if I'm wrong. I think this is approximately-- this (inaudible) property line would develop between 14 and l5 your existing sewer line running right along this property line which would cause--which is an easement, but I believe this is only about l4 feet in here frontage for this lot and approximately the same here and I think you would lose Lot l5 because my property comes down to this point here and you're fudging up this way and also you would only have 24 feet. If you deducted this 6, 7, 8 feet here you wouldn't have much of a frontage for this lot so that would cut this project down to 19 lots. What frontages have you figured for these lots in here? , MR. HONCHELL: Basically the same widths as on Milton now and the surrounding area. MR. REINHARDT: I think they figure out to feet. So I think this is misrepresented here. you can get that lot out of there and I haven't time to look this over. Like I say, I got this be about 78 I don't think had a lot of about twenty