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COUNCILMAN GRAUEL: Mcyte you 3on't- want th2lt benefit at this time, and I can understcnd thar boo, rut 70% in this community have paid for storm sewers and in ~ome of those storm sewer assessments only 20% has to be charged against the im- provement by law so on the tax that you're paying (inaudible) something le~s than twelve cents out of every dollar you pay in Roseville. you've paid for all the storm sewer and street and improvement.:; that hcve gone into the community, and this is the point I 00n't under~tand. All we're talking about is the S295. NoHody wants the $295, but everybody has paid for it Glnd some people that have paid 100% of the assessments like what you're proposing here (inaudible). I under~tand what you're saying and I respect your position on it, but what he's proposing is to develop this ~ingle family residential, and it.'s only going to be fiDe buildings on each p~operty. MR. NOSBISH: And you're spGaking of "he" as one person. One person, I c2ln see that - if I was getting his kind of money that he cot'ld get- - pie in the sky. COMMISSIONER GRAUEL: The ouestion I put to you i~, if you owned properties in this community that have preliminary plats or final pl?ts and you're taxe0 on each of the~e lots as a lot and you have to pay on individu~l lots 2Ind you can't develop (inaudible) He can't get a building permit on anyone of those, but year after year he has t-o stand t-he taxes. MR. NOSBISH: And he had the option to sell his land at $6,000 and he would have made a profit. COUNCILMAN GRAUEL: The county would not buy at that figure. MR. NOSBISH: I thought you ~aid he offered $6,000 2Ind we turned it oown. I d~n't know what he paid - maybe $100 2In acre, but he'll he making double or triple. MAYOR DEMOS: Just a minut-e. I don't think we have to have any personal, snide remarks made to a soul. Let's discuss the issue and keep it to that. MR. NOSBISH: We hit a feather there, I think. -32-