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MR. HONCHELL: Parr of ir does now. If this gers approved, if Cleveland ge~s approved, then if you look at your agenda you see Improvement 76-7A - that's the area directly south of that red line and we have t.o worry about that too because it has its own problems and we have to go in there and address the drainage in this general area. We're splitting it which way it runs. MR. DUFORD: (Inaudible) feasibility to the east and south. MR. HONCHELL: Thar's right. MR. JOHN NELSON, 3096 Cleveland Avenue: The first thing we met on here was voted by the Council, and would this and the street that's coming up - would that have a hand vote at all from the people that are in the area? MAYOR DEMOS: I don't believe so. He've been asking for input. from your {inaudible}. MR. NELSON: So we should state i.1: and everybody that's against it should stand and say they're against it. MAYOR DEMOS: Yes, bur ler.' s t:ake i 1- into consideration of the total overall property and there's nowhere near rhar many homeowners or property owners that are in this audience and it seems to me that their silence almost speaks consent. One gentleman wrote a letter saying he could nor be here and why he felt in his case the assessment area should be increased. MR. NELSON: Is he in tha~ Brenner Avenue? MAYOR DEMOS: Prior Circle. He felt i.1- should go +0 +he other side of Prior Circle. MR. NELSON: I!m for increasing Wilson pond but I know if they pass putting it down the main drag you will pass that new street. and I wish there was a way we could have mad more people here from the area concerned. MR. CAROL EMANUELSON, 3115 Prior Circle: First., I feel you have already made up your minds and I don'+ know why you're asking for input, but I rhink t-.he feeling of the people is l6