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property owners were required to annex into the City of Eugene to gain access to the existing sanitary sewer for development. SDC and MWMC were collected at this time. 3) the properties are not specially befited by the sanitary sewer in Green Lane because they are connected to the existing sanitary sewer that's located along the south property line. 4) the property owners do not intend to subdivide the lots. (See attached letter Exhibit H) Owners of these properties paid Local Systems development charges (SDC) and MWMC charges when they connected to the existing sewer but have never been assessed for lateral cost. The proposed assessment would not cover an area that is within a 160 feet of an existing public sanitary sewer. Areas not within 160 feet of the existing sanitary sewer are benefited by the proposed construction and should be assessed. ASSESSMENT COSTS Costs listed below are the Engineer's estimate for the 1996 construction. The costs reflect the three (3) City contract basins (X, S, and U) being combined into a single LID. The estimated costs reflect the low bid costs, 10 percent contingency of the contract cost, 5 percent administration charges, anticipated legal fees, right-of-way costs, consulting fees, short-term financing costs, bond anticipation notes (BANs), costs for Engineering services, and other charges associated with the project which are allowed in EC 7.175. The final assessment will be based on final contract costs, actual Engineering service costs, actual short-term financing and BAN costs, a 5 percent finance administration cost, and other direct costs attributable to the project. Approximately $206,051 of the total assessable cost represents the share for vacant properties and has been included in the computation of assessment unit costs. Vacant lots will not be assessed until the lots are developed. The project includes several street repair components: trench patch of various types, street repair beyond the trench, and street reconstruction. On May 16, 1990, Lane County Commissioners agreed to pay the cost of that work. Since these costs will be borne by Lane County they will not be assessed. They have been deducted from the total estimate of costs and the total assessable costs. If Lane County chooses to no longer participate in these costs, the costs will be included in the final assessment. Road repair items will be included in the assessment if not funded by Lane County. Based on low-bid costs, the road repair cost would be an additional $0.08 per square foot of assessable area. There are portions of two (2) streets, Ross Lane and Lone Oaks Drive that are in the City of Eugene's jurisdiction. These streets are not part of Lane County's road repair commitment. The cost to resurface these streets will be distributed among all the property owners within the LID. City Engineer's Report - LID Formation May 8, 1996 - SC Sewer Basins X, S, & U 6