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• fie would place their only asset in danger. They were concerned that a future Board of County Commissioners could decide to foreclose on their properties if a lien for the assessments were placed on their property. Many people felt paved roads are less safe for their children. She stated that the petition was turned in at Thursday night's meeting. She also indicated that letters and faxes are still being sent by those who are in opposition to this project. Susie Schuble, 1205 SW 33" Avenue, advised of a petition in favor of paving 33rd Avenue SW. (Not included in this project.) Commissioner Adams questioned, and Director Davis explained that the County had petition -paved 33rd Avenue 10-12 years ago. At that time, everyone on 33rd Avenue was assessed. This current assessment roll inadvertently includes those property owners, (pages 384-386) and they are being removed. At the last public hearing, there was an objection on the un -platted property of Mr Lewis (west of 35th Avenue SW) but that has been platted and is included in the assessment roll because it does have frontage. He believed that Mr. Lewis was planning to speak on it. Ms. Schuble asked to read the petition into the record in favor of paving and drainage which had been signed by residents of 33' Avenue SW. The petition asked for 34th and 35th Avenues SW to be paved because of the extra traffic experienced on 33' Avenue SW for access to Oslo Road. The residents on 33" had also done a traffic count on August 28, 2002, which does not include buses, FedEx, UPS, County, or utilities trucks. (CLERK'S NOTE• THE PETITION AND TRAFFIC COUNT ARE ON FILE WITH THE BACKUP IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK TO THE BOARD) She stated that 34th Avenue SW should be paved and the drainage improved because now 33rd is the only paved road and the residents on 33rd need relief from the additional traffic. She also spoke of concerns about September 3, 2002 89 ;v J4.) •