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Elea=r Yashewsk,:L, a property owner on the little triangle, <br />felt Mr. Kahn can afford to pay, because he will benefit when he <br />starts to develop his land. <br />Dick Burgoon, owner of property on Willow Street and a piece <br />called Fellsmere Woods, understood there had been a change from the <br />original plan of where to assess. He stated he could use alternate <br />routes other than Willow and wanted to be taken out of the <br />assessment roll for certain of his properties. <br />Mary Wilson, owner of property on 91st Street, had done some <br />personal evaluation on the Berry property. She and others often <br />use Mulberry to reach their property when Willow is not passable. <br />She suggested that many others will use Willow when ; it,'s paved. <br />She thought the County could be more creative in f inding more 'funds <br />to pay for the paving in addition to the 25% already being used. <br />Chuck Johnson, 12525 83rd Street, suggested the road be built <br />as a residential road with a 6 inch base and an inch of asphalt. <br />He was convinced that once the road is paved, more trucks will use <br />it the majority of the time. He felt the road had gotten the extra <br />grading recently in order to accommodate the school busses. <br />Sigmund Yashewski, Mulberry Street, said he was going to start <br />charging 100 per car. He was not looking forward to inhaling the <br />fumes while sitting on his porch. <br />Anita Waterstarke, 93rd Street, believed taxes would increase <br />after the road was paved. She wondered who would pay for the side <br />streets when it came time for them to be paved. She -was also <br />concerned about the maintenance of the road after it was paved. <br />Director Davis responded that just because the road is paved <br />does not mean the Property Appraiser would raise the taxes. He <br />also stated that the County would maintain the road in the <br />unincorporated areas. <br />Bob Lohse, 12375 89th Street, advised that he uses Mulberry. <br />He was confused because he received an assessment early -in the year <br />and had never received an up-to-date assessment notice on his <br />properties. <br />Director Davis advised that 200 letters had been mailed and he <br />should have received one if he was in the yellow area on the map. <br />Steve Helfman, representing Mr. Kahn, pointed out that <br />assessments to county residents actually will be paying for the <br />paving because Fellsmere citizens did not want to pay their fair <br />share. He felt it was basically unfair and it was a lot of money. <br />He said there was a problem with the $150,000 for right-of-way <br />acquisition, saying that Mr. Kahn was being assessed for acquiring <br />his own land and claimed the County would be short $156,000. He <br />13 Bm 96 FACF 46 <br />September 12, 1995 <br />