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of the lots on the west side of 42nd Court between 8th and 6th Streets that is deeded to the County for that road, and we have to eliminate that from the assessment roll. In addition, Lots 1, 2, and 3 of Block L have to be removed from this assessment project because they hooked up to water about 4 years ago. At that time we were not doing temporary water agreements that would allow us to come back in and assess the people after the fact. Those properties have been eliminated from this assessment, and the Utilities Dept. will absorb that portion of the cost. Mr. McCain emphasized that the final assessment probably will be lower than the preliminary assessment, but in no way can it be higher. Attorney Vitunac advised that today is the day when the Commission determines the amount of the assessment, after which it cannot be increased no matter what the project costs. Commissioner Scurlock asked if this is one of the sub- divisions identified under the new Comp Plan with provisions for undersized lots, and Mr. McCain confirmed that it is one of the subdivisions projected for service within the next 3-5 years. After the FY 90-91 budget is approved next month, they plan on bringing that plan to the Board of approval. Commissioner Bird asked what percentage of lots in the subdivision are developed, and Mr. McCain advised that it is at 60-700. The largest assessment in the project is on Tract C, between 42nd Avenue and 42nd Court, which is currently divided into one parcel and two separate lots. That assessment will have a heavy impact on the single property owner there. Chairman Eggert opened the Public Hearing, and asked if anyone wished to be heard in this matter. Luther Higinson, 3920 7th Street in Citrus Groves was very concerned about corrosion to plumbing fixtures due to the bad quality of the water. He urged the Board to approve this assessment and begin construction of this project. 17 FOQK "r. AUG 211990