Gerrit Cuper has presented the meeting with report of the financial accounts, the fee of 5 stuiver from 1754 and 3 stuiver from 1757 onwards per cow or horse had left over 30 guilders in the account, and from 1760 onwards 4 stuiver per cow or horse to pay for the culvert at the Hessenweg, the costs of which have risen to 220 guilders with interest. The inheritors have decided to levy a fee of 6 stuivers per horse or cow in 1762, half to be paid by the owner, and half by the Tenant Farmers as is customary. The Tenant Farmers will have to pay their share to Gerrit Cuper at 3% before 1 May 1763, at the penalty of paying an extra stuiver per guilder. Furthermore, it has been approved that the inspection and counting of the horses and cows will be done by the servant of the mark, Gerrit Dorgeloo, in the presence of two sworn members or a raadmeester, in December 1762, the cows will be counted for half as is customary, and the horses of three years or older at full and those that are two years old will be counted as half. Members who hide their cows or horses will be fined with a golden guilder for every animal worth 6 stuiver, half for the mark, half for the sworn members that do the counting.