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tion using Mr. Morrison's example of parcel "B" with 100 lots of dimensions 110' by 10', the lateral assessment would total $231,000, This is approxi- mately $30,000 less than the lateral assessment for parcel "A" which wauld total $261,360. If parcel "A" was in the form of a panhandle with approximately 200 feet abutting the sewer, the lateral assessment wauld be $9,600. However to fur- ther develop the lot with sewers would cost approximately $276,640. This figure is based on approximately 4,256 feet additional sewer at a cost of $65 per lineal foot. The total cost in this example would be $55,240 more for parcel "A" than far the developed parcel "B". If parcel "A" was square shaped, with approximately 933 feet abutting the 1990 sewer, the lateral assessment would be $44,184. To further develap the parcel into 100 lots an additianal 2650 to 2880 feet of sewer would be needed see the attachment with drawings #1 and #2}. At $65 per lineal foot this totals between $172,250 and $181,200. The combined 1990 lateral assessment and development costs range from $217,034 to $231,984 which is approximately $14,000 less to $1,000 more than parcel "B" for sewer costs. In summary, the configuration of the parcel effects the proposed assessment but the final costs of providing sewers to parcels of the same size at the same time are approximately equal. Whether the aggregate value of the small- er 1 ots would be higher than the value of the 1 arger 1 of i s not a subject that the Engineering staff has expertise and therefor we will have na re- sponse on that portion of Mr. Morrison's testimony.