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13 MR. POPOVICH: 1981, payable in 1982. ~rns. SANDRA IVERSON, l47l Lydia: Just a pant on the assessed cost. I don't know about other mortgages, but on VA, assessments have to be paid. Legally in order to buy. MR. POPOVICH: Legally it's not required. FROM THE AUDIENCE: We just went through that. MR. DAVID SAND, 3039 Asbury: Correct me if I'm wrong. I've been involved in a similar situation as these people in which my house has been sold - a VA purchase - and I attempted to negotiate with the buyers their assumption of whatever assess- ments might be pending against my lot (inaudible) the VA form states in black and white, and I'll be glad to provide a copy to Mr. Popovich, that the seller assumes responsibility for payment of all assessments, whether levied or pending, on the day of closing. If you vote on January 26 it's my understanding that becomes a pending assessment. Therefore, if someone is selling their house and have sold their house and haven't closed by January 26, that seller is responsible for that assessment albeit it's pending and not levied and that seller might not know what his costs will be - we have talked about estimates all night. The Council might work on A, B, C. Has an estimate been made as to what the cost would be (inaudible) MAYOR DEMOS: There is an easement. Why would we spend time working with them if we're not going to approve it. MR. SAND: According to Mr. Andre you have authority to approve one or a few of these. MAYOR DEMOS: We have the authority,but much of this was brought about because we have petitions for streets. Those streets cross at least two areas in three places so consequently we're not about to be doing one little area for no reason at all. MR. SAND: That also brings another point to me and then I'll be quiet. The areas below, 4, 5 and 6 - it sounds as if those projects - the success of those going through depends on whether this project goes through. You will not pave those streets unless the sewer project goes in. MAYOR DEMOS: We stated that at the beginning of the meeting. MR. SAND: I assume you might want to vote on that on January 26. MAYOR DEMOS: We can postpone the voting until January 26 or we could deny it tonight or we can approve it tonight subject to acceptance of this later on. We have three options open. MR. SAND: You mention there were detailed plans and specifica- tions that need to be developed. Will those be developed before the January 26 meeting? MR. HONCHELL: No.