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MAYOR DEMOS: Then we have no choice but to set this for October 17 and include the other homes on the south side of Transit, so at this point we have to have a motion to deny. COUNCILMAN HESS: I move to deny, and order another hearing for October l7 and notify the other (inaudible). COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: Starting on the first of November you're subject to a frost charge of $2 a foot for the underground if there happens to be frost in the ground when they're out doing the work. Some years there isn't frost until nearly Christmas, but it seems this year everything has been about a month early, so I wouldn't trust it. There's another way we could do this. Could you turn that last slide on. COUNCILMAN GRAUEL: Why couldn It we approve the one on the Circle, and take this as a separate matter. COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: If we approve those, we'd have to drop a couple of lots out on the bottom and let them go with the light on the corner, so you'd have about six or seven lots to assess down here for the street light on Transit, and the rest of the lots be assessed for the street. lights on the cul- de-sac. MAYOR DEMOS: people (inaudible) to tell you what's people (inaudible) Then you increase the costs if you end up with half the go ing to happen. You don't against it. to the first lots. Want me include those COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: Then they don't need it. MR. STRONG: you'd have an 8/7 split. COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: We could eliminate those bottom lots and eliminate the light below and assess the cost for the others up here. That, I believe we could do. You can have less, but not more. So that way you could get one light, but I can't tell you when you (inaUdible) a light on Transit. MR. MARLON PEARSON, 2508 Galtier Circler I'm opposed to the light where it is now. I happen to be an Ml'C driver and I work weird hours and sleep weird hours, and even during the daylight hours the Circle has become a playground for field hockey, kick