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6 I have a question, Mr. Honchell, or really Mr. Popovich, I guess. Mr. Honchell mentioned we do have - Mr. Zibell had put in the storm sewer in there, and yet when Mr. popovich's figures came out it showed that even though we have the storm sewer on Eldridge the cost per foot was more than on Belmont Lane and I couldn't understand that, not that I'm trying to say we should pay less. MR. HONCHELL: The lots on Eldridge (inaudible) or you say you paid for it when you bought your lots, are not being proposed to be assessed for storm drainage. There are storm drains. The storm drainage on Belmont is a separate assessment from the paving and we expect it would be done together (inaudible) that's just for the people on Belmont because we have to build the storm drains there. As far as the difference in the cost is, a lot of that has to do with specific driveway repair that has to be done in matching driveways because we want to put the driveways back in good condition and we may only affect (inaudible) and maybe we have to go back 10 feet. Each driveway has been reviewed and part of the costs include that. Apparently there's a little more cost in driveway work on Belmont than on Eldridge. MR. KAZEK: (Inaudible) 29 feet face to face. What is the width of the concrete curb? ~m. HONCHELL: Roughly six inches. MR. KAZEK: So I'll end up with 30 feet. MR. HONCHELL: (inaudible) total improvement. MR. KAZEK: What is the current width? MR. HONCHELL: Eldridge is about 28 feet of asphalt. MR. KAZEK: So you have to cut in two feet. Is it one on each side? MR. HONCHELL: Assuming it to be in the center, it would be a foot on each side. MRS. RUTH KATH, 2115 North Harnline: I am the daughter of Irwin Zibell, the developer of the Zibell Addition, and the last addition which is called the Zibell's Homestead Addition. I own Lots 4 and 5 of Zibell's Homestead Addition. I chose not to come up, but I'm up here (inaudible) I should have come up when he talked about Burke, but that property belongs to my brother. I lived on Hamline all my life. We used to skate where County Road B is, across from the Golden Age Nursery. That has always been a natural drainage. Also, at the end of my father's property the water does not stand on his property, but the property that is now Har Mar. In the spring when there was run off the water would go up the hill maybe about five feet on to my father's property, but water never stood there.