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$335,000. That also would include some participation by St. Anthony, and the total Roseville participation runs in the neighborhood of $100,000 or 5% of the improvement, and from that hundred thousand there is storm sewer, curb and gutter, signals, watermain extensions, sanitary sewer and water service connections and various things mentioned by r,tr. Honchell, and, again, I have a complete set of plans which have been on file which I will be happy to review as long as anyone is interested. MR. HONCHELL~ Perhaps we could explain that some of the costs that were mentioned, I think are not the same costs that we had as part of our feasibility costs in the feasibility study. (Inaudible) these are higher to take into consideration inflation and I'm not sure you had the watermains in there, so we have a much higher total. rilAYOR DEHOS: But it does not exceed the amount that went to the m-mers. MR. POPOVICH~ ~~en the public notices were prepared, the costs we revised so the actual total cost then was $1,800,793. That portion attributable to Rosevil1e is $175,034, rather than the figure that you just heard a moment ago. That $l75,000 is broken down to a number of items. For example, the paving portion of the $1,800,000 is $1,448,595. We will pay nothing toward the paving. The cost of the curb and gutter is $62,445. The city must pay 75% and the county ~ays 15% so that we will there pick up $46,834 of the paving which is really the curb and gutter portion. That $46,000 it is proposed to assess against benefitted property owners at $S.l8 a front foot. That $5.l8 will raise our commitment of $46,000 out of $175,000 total. On the storm sewer the total cost is $188,967 for that, but our share is $48,650. He have some 66 acres of property that will be benefitted, and that works to $737 per acre. If the property O\fl1ers have been assessed before, and there have been some instances in previous storm se'1er hearings "There some may have been assessed at $600 and some at $100, depending on \1hat projectv they ,.rill get credit for the previous assessment. On the water portion our cost is $lO,580. We have 660 feet involved for an assessment rate of $8.50 a front foot. That's assuming that the main is a 6 inch main. If they go to a 12 inch main our costs are $23vOOO rather than the $lO,OOO, but it's the proposal of the Public Works Department that the assessment rate remain the same at $8.50 and the increased cost be picked up by the city through general taxes. There's a portion for water services, and that would be $l38 divided by two parcels of property that would get the services, so that would be $69 each.