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MAYOR DEMOS: Where would we keep the horses in Roseville? MR. HONCHELL: In behalf of the owner I have to say that we did suggest that they and Mr. Reiling get together and we suggested to Mr. Reiling that he contact these people and there were conversations but let's say it was not mutually agreed as to who was going to sell what land for what value. MAYOR DEMOS: Do you have any other questions? COUNCILMAN FRANKE: Would Alternative I be satisfactory to you? MR. ADAMS: Well. . . MAYOR DEMOS: Charlie, is that true - is the property to the east of where their house is - he says they're being assessed for the sewer across the street right now. MR. HONCHELL: I believe there's a misunderstanding. What you were assessed for is trunk assessments. There's a differ- ence to the City of Roseville in a so-called trunk assessment and a lateral assessment. What we're building now is a lateral that goes right by the front of your house. Down the road there are bigger sewers. This is an eight inch sewer, even- tually"it turns into 12 (inaudible) eventually it's 36 inches. There is a whole series of things down stream of where you connect. The City doesn't charge someone for a 36 inch pipe just because it happens to run by his home. Everybody in the system, if you will, gets some assessment for oversizing pipes, building lift stations, providing what is called trunk sewers - oversizing of the sewer - to accept people as they hook up up stream. That's what your property was assessed but nothing in the way of what we call a lateral - for a sewer that would run past your house. That has never been assessed, according to our records. Only trunk ~ewer. MR. ADAMS: postponed until to look at it. some people who I would like to I was wondering if we could get this maybe the next meeting so we'd have a better chance My mother is kind of leery - she has talked to are very leery of lift pumps and so forth and take some time to just look at this. MAYOR DEMOS: We have a lot of people on lift pumps and they find them satisfactory (inaudible). If you put in a lift pump, the assessment is half. In another situation you might be picking up 100% of the whole and it might end up more. COUNCILMAN JOHNSON: Alternatives III and IV, the recom- mended assessment would be the whole thing' - 100% of it. It would be much more costly because there's no lift pump involved. Alternatives I and II are the ones that are recommended for assessment at 50%. ~