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MR. FRANK USENIK, 2955 West Owasso: As I laok at this, cbout ~ll we're doing is paying for that r02ld and storm sewer end there's nothing else. It seems that the big benefiters are going to be the people that are putting in this development project, plus maybe Mr. Reiling who.s going to sell the property. COUNCILMAN HESS: There's no (inaudible) for him to pay. MR. HONCHELL: He owns two lots. MR. DON AHLSTROM, 3057 West Owasso: I concur with the gentlemen and what he just said. I can see how Mr. Reiling would benefit from this, but for myself it has no benefit, and we just own - I doubt even if cny of our water even would get that fer do\Yn to the valley. And another thing I'd like to ask is how was this blue line determined? MR. HONCHELL: By field observation before actual assessments would be levied. If the project goes forward, we would do more precise surveys. MR. AHLSTROM: They just walk down there and look ~round. MR. HONCHELL: It's their best opinion. If we find your water does not reach any of the improvement, then you would not be assessed. COUNCILMAN CURLEY: What's this (inaudible) lot. That lot runs all the way back now. If this goes through you could subdivide. MR. AHLSTROM: We don't own that. MR. DOUG STRONG: He doesn't O\Yn that - just this one. COUNCILMAN CURLEY: I see. MR. FRANK LARSON, 3017 West Owasso Boulevard: I own the lot behind - Lot 17. I feel it's not going to benefit me any whatsoever (inaudible). Maybe Reiling can rent the thing out to people who have horses if this doesn't go through, because he rented some lend to people who raise horses next to us and you're looking at some undeveloped (in2ludible) that I feel if he wants it improved - what happened years ago when the contractor would corne in, he paid for the land, the roads -17-