Furthermore, the chairman has remarked that the financial accounts have shown that after 1754 5 stuivers, and after 1757 3 stuivers are paid for each horse or cow grazing on the common, therefore, only about 100 guilders are left for the mark, and the construction of a new culvert will cost more than two hundred guilders, therefore the inheritors have decided that a fee of 4 stuivers will be levied for every horse and cow to pay for the debts of the mark, and half of this amount will be paid by the owners, and half by the Tenant Farmers or [Huisluiden].