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move the project forward with the understanding that asphalt millings would be placed in the same area as the existing dirt road, and that there would be no road widening, shoulder work, or drainage included in the project. He requested that the Board conduct the Public Hearing, receive public comment, and move forward with the Confirming Resolution, which affirms the Assessment Roll and the Special Assessment Liens against each property owners' tax bill. Discussion ensued as the Commissioners sought and received additional information from staff regarding the drainage, permitting, paving, and costs for improvements. Commissioner O'Bryan wanted to make the residents aware that the consequence of paving 7th Place could increase both traffic and speed. The Chairman opened the Public Hearing. Matthew Lachance, 6175 7th Place, Pine Tree Park, voiced concerns regarding possible increased speed and drainage issues. Alex Introcaso, 6535 4th Place Pine Tree Park, spoke about drainage issues and wanted the project to move forward one step at a time, eventually having all the roads in the subdivision paved. He said at this time the residents want an improvement from the dirt to the millings, and if drainage becomes a continuing issue, they will deal with it at a later date. He voiced concern over possible increased traffic and speed on 7th Place, and suggested putting a stop sign at the intersection of 7th Place and 62nd Avenue, running east/west, instead of north/south. Sandra Hankinson, 6286 7th Place, Pine Tree Park, confirmed with staff that there would be another meeting regarding assessments, and that what the assessment roll currently shows is the maximum amount that would be charged to the residents. Kevin Housel, 6315 7th Place, Pine Tree Park, sought and received information from staff regarding the assessments and how they are calculated. February 12, 2013 10 81( 143 PG 503