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'Mr. Nagel, 1325, was concerned that the price would change from the amount on the assessment notice. The Mayor assured him that the price would not be increased from the assessment set at this meeting. Mrs. Sanders presented a petition with 83 signatures of Granger residents asking for a reduction. She also mentioned the traffic to and from St. James Church and School. Mr. Langdon, 1365, asked why they had not received Federal or State funds. Mr. Ziegenreucker answered Mr. Langdon that there are certain guidelines necessary for Federal Funds. Graber does not comply with these guidelines. Mr. and Mrs. Dudas, 17403 Clifton, (side yard assessment) questioned why they had been assessed and how this figure is determined. Mr. Madison explained the formula for the side yard assessment as follows: the first 150 feet is charged at the average lot size (41.78 feet). Any amount over 150 feet is charged at the assessed price. In the Dadas case, with a side yard of 182.95 ft. they will be assessed for 74.73 feet. If they had been charged for the entire side yard it would have been $1028.00. Mrs. Uchaker, 1348, corner of Cannon, protested both streets being resurfaced at the same time with double assessment for her. She asked that her assessment for Cannon be extended, with payment due in one year. Did not want it on her taxes. Mrs. Uchaker also questioned whether or not the sewer liniDg job would be completed before the resurfacing began. Mr. Ziegenruecker assured Mrs. Uchaker that the sewer lining project would be completed before resurfacing. Mr. H. Gallagher explained that now all sewers are televised before street resurfacing decisions are made. If repairs are needed, they are done that same year before resurfacing, or the resurfacing is put off until the sewer or water main work can be completed. Mr. Fejszes, 1263, complained about the people parking on their street in his area and taking the Clifton bus, thus using all the available parking spaces, making it very difficult to find a place to park between 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. Mr. Rayel, 1297, supported his neighbons in all that they had stated. Motion by Mayor Harbarger that the assessment be $6.50. Ziegenruecker. Motion carried. Second: Mr.