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FELT SOMETHING EXTRA SHOULD BE ALLOWED BECAUSE THEY MIGHT WANT TO ADD SOME LIGHTS IN THE PLAYGROUND AREA OF THE PARK. HE DID NOT FEEL ANYONE WOULD QUARREL WITH AN EXTRA DOLLAR A MONTH IN ORDER TO HAVE STREET LIGHTS. FINANCE DIRECTOR NASON INFORMED THOSE PRESENT THAT THE NEW CITY RATE FOR INDIVIDUAL LIGHTS WILL BE $7.50 PER LIGHT PER MONTH; SO, THE DISTRICT WOULD BE CHEAPER. COMMISSIONER WODTKE ASKED THE PROPERTY APPRAISER IF THERE WOULD BE ANY PROBLEM IN GETTING THIS READY FOR THE COMING TAX BILLS, AND MR. NOLTE STATED THAT HE WOULD HAVE TO KNOW BY THE 20TH OF AUGUST BECAUSE HE HAS TO HAVE THE T.R.I.M. NOTICES PRINTED BY THE 27TH. DISCUSSION CONTINUED AS TO ASSESSING BY THE PARCEL METHOD, AND COMMISSIONER WODTKE EXPLAINED TO THOSE PRESENT THAT THE BILL FOR THIS DISTRICT WOULD COME WITH THEIR REGULAR TAX BILL ONCE A YEAR, AND THE DISTRICT -WOULD PREPARE A BUDGET EVERY YEAR. ATTORNEY JENNINGS BROUGHT UP AGAIN THE NEED FOR LIGHTS IN THE -COMMUNITY PARK, AND DISCUSSION CONTINUED RE A CAP PER PARCEL PER YEAR. A DOLLAR PER MONTH, OR $12.00 PER PARCEL PER YEAR WAS CONSIDERED, AND IT WAS NOTED THAT THIS WOULD RAISE ABOUT $32,000 WHICH WOULD PROVIDE A GOOD CUSHION. A GENTLEMAN IN THE AUDIENCE WISHED TO KNOW IF A CUSHION WAS BUILT UP IF THAT MONEY WOULD HAVE TO STAY IN THE LIGHTING DISTRICT, AND IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE MONEY DOES' HAVE TO STAY IN THE DISTRICT, BUT AS IT BUILT UP, YOU COULD ASSESS LESS THE NEXT YEAR OR ADD MORE LIGHTS IF DESIRED. MR. RICHARDSON INQUIRED IF THE PROPOSED DISTRICT COVERS THE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CLINIC:, AND WISHED TO KNOW WHEN THEY WILL KNOW THE PRICE FOR THE DISTRICT. HE WAS INFORMED THAT THE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CLINIC ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT, AND THE PRICE FOR,THE DISTRICT WILL BE $12.00 PER ACRE OR ANY FRACTION OF AN ACRE PER YEAR. AUG 5198, 7 E�i?C�w 7 PACE 1 l t