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MR. POPOVICH: I might say the s"':atu+:e, Mr. Anderson, says the ci~y should send notices +0 that list maintained in the County Auditor's Office. The statute does go further and says that failure to have sent notice or any defect does not vi~:iat:e the proceedings because in addition there's public notice in Yvur official newspaper which was done as well. I know Mr. Dorso raised that question that. he didn't get: notice on one part. Occasionally these things do occur in the mail where a notice doesn't get out, but that will not wreck +he proceedings and require you to start over. COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: As I understand the proceeding to- night, the Council cannot enlarge that area but we could de- crease it. MR. POPOVICH: Once you describe an area, that's the area you're with. You can reduce but can't enlarge unless you start: over and that's why the engineering department usually will fit these into other previous improvement.s or o'l-hers that will be projected for the future so eventually every piece of property will be in some improvement or storm sewer at. some particular point. in time depending on the need, but if, for example, the Council felt you wanted to enlarge the improvement and not wait for a subsequent one, we'd have to start allover again. MAYOR DEMOS: Is there anyone else? MR. N. H. Shepard, 2965 Cleveland: If they can't get. more flowage out. of this, what's the use of going through the whole procedure? MAYOR DEMOS: r1e're not putting all the flowage in that one pipe - we're putting some in the holding pond. MR. SHEPARD: Why go through the whole system just to put some more water in the holding pond? MR. HONCHELL: The other portions, as -I-he gentleman from the county explained - there are two pipes now going under Trunk Highwa y 3 5W . MR. SHEPARD: $0 you will have double the flow going up. 20