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15 of the condition of the street. MRS. JOHNSON: Nothing for the sewer taking care of the Coventry - no problem with that? MR. HONCHELL: That's already taken care of. The state will be providing more storm sewer, but that's to drain the service road. MRS. JOHNSON: I talked to Mrs. Stephan next door to us and they're not in favor of the sidewalk either, and like this one woman said - that's new (inaudible) Roseville. Most of the children do go on the south side going west and then the other children are picked up by busses at each corner on the south and north sides. MR. WESLEY DEAN, 2955 Asbury: I'm speaking for the Central Church. Have you figured what the assessment will be to the church? MR. HONCHELL: As far as the road paving is concerned, it depends on which alternate is selected, but using the highest possible, for this improvement we have$11,167.28. MR. DEAN: That's a little higher than I thought it was. MAYOR DEMOS: It's $9,300 without the sidewalk. declare the hearing closed. I will COUNCILMAN CURLEY: If the bike path were eliminated, which seems like the consensus of opinion - was this a part of a master bike trail, or what? MR. HONCHELL: The reason it was suggested as a pathway is because the city several years ago had a master bicycle trailway reviewed by a citizen's committee and this particular street was listed as one they felt should be on the overall system. Right now it's not being (inaudible) that way because, first, it's a fairly bumpy road. Second, when they get to the end of the street there's no way to get across. COUNCILMAN CURLEY: Maybe my statement was not correct. H~ many people here are for the sidewalk? . . Show of hands COUNCILMAN CURLEY: How many are against it? . . . . . Show of hands . . . COUNCILMAN KEHR: First of all, is it going to be called a sidewalk or bicycle path? MR. HONCHELL: It's a pathway.