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Special City Council Meeting July 29, 1996 Page 5 Roger Eull, 18880 Boston Street, indicated he owned 80 acres that would be affected by the proposed project. He indicated he did not feel he would receive benefit because he did not have highway frontage. He indicated he was opposed to the project. Mayor Duitsman entered two letters into the record; one from Ron Ebner in opposition to the project and one from Kemethese Motel, Inc. in favor of the project. Bob Vandenberg, 10811 181~ Avenue, indicated he owned 80 acres that would be affected by the proposed project. He stated he felt that $6,000 per acre for residential and industrial lands was a fair price and stated he was in favor of the proposed project. Rita Schmahl, representing Cargill, indicated that Cargill has 380 acres that would be affected. She stated that Cargill has no intention of moving its location and indicated that Cargill would receive no benefit frOm the extension of water and sewer. She stated Cargill is opposed to the proposed project. Joann Rousseau, Ebner's Live Bait, indicated that she was against the project based on the fact that their business has no need for sewer and water and therefore would receive no benefit. Paul Bell, owner of Bridgeman's Restaurant, questioned how the cost would affect him. City Engineer Terry Maurer reviewed the costs .associated with this type of project and suggested that Mr. Bell contact him at City Hall for more details. Dawn Moyer, 16807 Highway 10, indicated her concern regarding the lapse in time between when the trunk system is put in and when the laterals are actually constructed. Truman Moyer, 16807 Highway 10, displayed a map of the area showing those residents who are in favor of trunk sewer and water and those residents who are opposed to trunk sewer and water. He indicated that there are many more residents opposed to the project than in favor. T'~/'~ /~2~/~' ~-~'/~¢~"~ "~ Ruth Brown, 10815 175th Avenue NW, indicated that she is opposed to the project. Rolland Benson, 17276 Highway 10, indicated he was opposed to the project. Landol Locher, 10983 171~ Avenue, indicated that he was opposed to the proposed project. Carol Turner, 18776 Cleveland, indicated that the map in the Star News did not agree with the map of the urban service area. Mary Jo Mishke, 10078 Twin Lakes Road, had some questions regarding the calculation of trunk footage and how a farm of 160 acres would be assessed. Kathy Specht, 16330 Highway 10, indicated that she had no intention of selling her property and stated she was opposed to the project.