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4 what was called temporary paving as is there now, namely road mix. It's not proposed to put curb and gutter and machine mix up and down these streets, but we do propose to put a one-inch overlay over the entire roadway when we finish so it won't look like a patch- work guilt - not the entire length of the street, but wherever we stop the storm activity. The area immediately to the east - in other words, east of Pascal - is not included in this because in that area there is an already ,existing storm sewer system. That was put in in 1968 and those people have already been assessed for storm sewer so there is almost an identical system to this to some degree - similar to this that already exists to the east ,of Pascal. That's why they are not included in this. The existing roadway is approximately 36 feet wide now. That's not to say every foot of it (inaudible). If a 36 foot road would be constructed, it would be more or less at the same location as the road is today. MR. POPOVICH: The published cost of the project on the high side was $301,125. Of that, the street, curb and gutter is $147,569, and the storm sewer portion $125,361. There's $2,100 for sanitary sewer service, and water service of $1,289. When you add those together you get $276,321 which has been defined as Alternate A without the sidewalk. If the sidewalk goes on, there's $24,804 additional cost and you get to the $301,125 that was published in the notice. Taking the street, curb and gutter which (inaudible) sidewalk is Alternate A and B you have Alternate A cost of $147,000 versus the sidewalk of $172,000. The residential property, of course, will not be assessed. The tax exempt buildable lots, if it's under Alternate A - no sidewalk - will be $9,300 and M.S.A. funding will be $138,000 without the widewalk, and with the sidewalk $171,000 so that, in effect, it's the M.S.A. funding that will pick up the difference whether you go the sidewalk or not, but there will be no assessment against any individual residential piece of property for any sidewalk or up-grading of the road. The assessment against the -individual people will occur for the storm sewer and approximately 101 lots that are affected. The total cost is' approximately $125,000. Using the formula the Council has been applying - $295 per residential lot for storm sewer assessment - that will raise $29,795. The balance between that and the $125,000 will have to come from general funds or M.S.A. funds or a mixture which will be no assessment against individual lots, so it's the consideration of the $295 per lot. As I said before, the sanitary sewer services will be $420 per service, and there are five of them which comes to $2,100, and the water services $1,289 - there are three of them - for $429 per service. That portion of the project will be assessed over a 20 year period of time with 8% carrying charge with the usual rights of prepayment.