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I guess at this point I'd rather stop and go through some of the numbers for Oxford alone, and again, before we get into the numbers, remember that in the past, side lots on the side portion rather than the front portion, are only assessed 10% of whatever the distance is. This lot of 158 feet would only be assessed for 15.8 feet, the exception being this middle lot, and there it's frontage. They would be assessed for the entire 140 feet. But if you start hearing some of these numbers, it's not 154 feet of assessment, but 15.4 feet. MR. POPOVICH: The total published cost was $33,861.59 but the Public Works Department now estimates that $31,901 would be the total cost - roughly $2,000 less. For the street, curb and gutter portion, the total cost there is $24,020 and the frontage is 210.37 assessable feet. If that were 100% assessed it would be $114.19 a front foot. It's recommended at 25% of that and it will come to $28.55 which would raise $6,000 for special assessments, and the balance of $18,013 would go on general taxes. That's the street, curb and gutter portion. On the watermain portion, that cost is $6,485, and the total assessable footage is 215. If 100% assessed, it would be $30.15 a front. The recommendation is 25%, or $8.50 a front foot. That will bring in $1,827 and the balance of $4657 will go on general taxes. There are two services for water service, and, of course, that's always 100% assessed from the street to the lot line. That's $292.50, and for sanitary sewer service, which is also 100% assessed, it would be $405.50. There are only those two that would pick that up. We would recommend 20 year assessments at 8% with the right of prepayment as has been our policy. MR. HONCHELL: If we could now - discuss the possibi- lity if these two projects were combined, namely the Ryan and Oxford improvements, and we'd like to think about this