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charge, with the right of prepayment, of course, at any time, and then it would be spread along with regular real estate taxes as is the case with other improvements. MAYOR DEltOs: Any statements? MR. ANDRE: No letters or communications. MAYOR DEMOS: I will open the hearing to the public. I ask that each speaker come to the microphone and identify him or herself and the street address to which you're referring. This is the street lights for Grandview Avenue. Anyone have any questions or statements pro or con to the proposal? Any statements? Back to the Council, and I would like to make one statement to you, that since this was by petition, it takes three votes of the Council. COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: Why do we have those two alternates? MR. HONCHELL: There was a meeting held with the residents in the home of one of the people in the area, and there was an expressed interest, by some of the people at least, to have the pole moved one lot easterly. The home at 260 did not desire to have the pole located at the corner of their structure, and requested that it be moved, and we said we would come up with an alternative to find out what it would cost. COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: And they didn't sign the petition? MR. HONCHELL: 260 didn't. As far as the staff is con- cerned, we're impartial as to where the light is located. We will put it wherever it's desired by the people in the area. COUNCILMAN CURLEY: The cost is $245 to run that line 80 fee t . COUNCILMAN ANDERSON: I-iy personal feeling would be that we should go with Alternate 2 in order to get it away from that person that did not sign the petition even though we will have to pay a little more on the assessment. I think it would make for a happier solution there. COUNCILMAN CURLEY: That's all right with me. They will not get any more light for a few more dollars, but it will be one happy neighbor. MAYOR DEMOS: I think it's better to the east because of the area it's going to light. You know, the swampy area next to the apartments.