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MR. W. C. SCIWLZE, 3010 Cleveland: Where does the overflow on that pond where it says north - where does that overflow go? MR. HONCHELL: That is part of Langdon Lake and that water flows towar~ Wilson pond. Tha t' s the outlet for t-ha ~-. MR. SCHULZE: At C-2, doesn't it? MR. HONCHELL: There's a little hill wi~-h a pipe 1-hrough the hill. MR. SCHULZE: Wha+ fills in that pond? Where does t-.he water corne to fill that overflow into Wilson pond? MR. HONCHELL: From an area north and sou-th of C-2 and a li +t le bi t over on the ot:.her s ide of Fa irview and that area is also in a feasibility st-udy which would be brough.... i-O the Coun- cil this fall for another hearing. MR. SCHULZE: Because I can't see us draining all their water either because it looks like we're going to have to pay for most of it. MR. HONCHELL: Your assessment is not based on the actual cost to the city. We have estimated this cost at about $330,000. If the project cost $400,000 it would not be any higher for your assessment. If it were less, your aSSessment wouldn't: change. The assessment is based on a uniform s+andard the city has followed for a number of years. I donit imagine they would look (inaudible) so whether your water is or is not a par~ of that really doesn't affect wha.~ your assessment will be. COUNCILMAN CURLEY: like the peo?le over a+ for it because only 20% on general taxes. It means any improvement- ordered in - Rice Stree"!" are actually helping pay is being assessed and the o~her is going COUNCILMAN GRAUEL: This is the same as any ot-her assess- ment or improvement that has been placed in the community. You've paid in general ~-axes for the improvements of 70% of the properties which have been storm sewered. That-'s all part of the taxes. 16