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. . . City Council Minutes September 28, 1992 Page 3 assessed. amount. He requested that the acreage be reduced to the correct 2. David Loch - Sherburne County - David Loch indicated his concern over future assessments and questioned whether the City has a policy that addresses lateral assessments on corners. 3. Gordon Moldenhauer 13116 183rd Avenue Mr. Moldenhauer questioned how much control the landowner has over his land. He stated that he is requesting to put a portion of his property into Green Acres as he only wants to develop a part of his property. 4. Gwen Smith 18290 Fresno Street- Ms. Smith questioned what the City's plans were regarding the Parkway that currently ends at the fairgrounds. 5. John Hoffman representing the Morvigs of 13291 Highway 10 (Elk Motel) - Mr. Hoffman stated that the Morvigs are objecting to the lateral water main and lateral sanitary sewer assessments. He stated that there is no evidence that they will benefit the Morvig property. He indicated that existing easements make it impossible to extend lateral water and sewer lines to the Morvig property. He further stated that although the City had an appraisal done of the western area, the appraisal did not compare any commercial property. Mr. Hoffman stated that the client had no objection to the general trunk assessments for the project, but objected only to the lateral assessments to the property. 6. John Plaisted 12750 182nd Avenue - Mr. Plaisted indicated he is objecting to paying the trunk sewer assessment. He stated that the trunk sewer assessment was paid when he purchased the property in 1988. Mr. Plaisted also requested that his homesteaded property be exempt from any assessments and be treated that same as existing homes in the area. 7. Bob Oster 1921 Main Street Bob Oster stated that disagrees with the acreage calculation for his property. he 8. Joyce Norrell 1811 Main Street - Ms. Norrell indicated that she has a parcel of property that is unbuildable and feels that it should be excluded from the assessment. 9. Bud Houlton Mr. Houlton indicated he is opposing the assessment to his farm area. He requested the Council to leave the farm acres out of the assessment district as it would force the farm to go into another use. Mr. Houlton also stated he had two lots on Main Street which he was not opposed to being assessed for. 10. Marilyn VanPatten - Marilyn VanPatten indicated she was speaking on behalf of Mr. Cornelius and on behalf of the Keyser property. She indicated that Mr. Cornelius is requesting that he be removed from the project as it would be cost prohibitive to extend laterals to the property at this time and therefore, no trunk