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<br /> . Ms. Bascom moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, to adopt the <br /> resolution. Roll call vote; the motion carried unanimously, <br /> 5:0. <br /> XI. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ACQUISITION BY CONDEMNATION (2777 CENTENNIAL <br /> BOULEVARD) (TAX LOT #17-03-28-20-01101) <br /> Ms. Andersen explained that this project will provide the sewer extension <br /> necessary to support development of the Kinsrow Apartments, on which <br /> construction is scheduled to begin this winter. She noted that the project <br /> (identified as Exhibit A) is inaccurately described in councilors' packets <br /> and should be modified to be tax lot #17-03-28-30-01101. <br /> Mr. Green asked about the long-term effect of initiating condemnation <br /> procedures. Ms. Andersen responded that the project is the generator of the <br /> need for acquisition by the City. The Centennial project is identified in <br /> the 1984 Master Plan for sewering and for development to go forward, that <br /> improvement must occur. She pointed out that the process requires the <br /> payment of fair market value for the parcels and court procedures are in <br /> place to protect property owners and insure that they are receiving fair <br /> market value while the public is protected from paying prices that exceed <br /> that value. <br /> Mr. Gleason added that if the condemnation procedure is not initiated on this <br /> type of project, it is conceivable that the last party could hold the entire <br /> e project hostage in order to exact a price far in excess of the market. <br /> Answering Ms. Bascom's inquiry about earlier testimony in which a citizen <br /> complained of receiving less than appraised value for his property, Ms. <br /> Andersen said that in condemnation procedures, it is usual to have appraisals <br /> done by the City or public agency and the private property owner may also <br /> have an independent appraisal. If the independent appraisal reflects a value <br /> not reflected in the offer from the governmental agency, court proceedings <br /> are available to the property owner. City Attorney Tim Sercombe added that <br /> those reviews are typically before a jury. <br /> Ms. Bascom asked what type of unit the Kinsrow Apartment development will add <br /> to the rental housing stock. Staff agreed that a briefing memo would be sent <br /> with that information. <br /> Res. No. 4135--A resolution authorizing the institution of <br /> proceedings in eminent domain for the <br /> acquisition by condemnation of property <br /> interests across Tax Lot 17-03-28-30-01101 <br /> (2777 Centennial Boulevard) for the purpose of <br /> construction of sanitary and storm sewers; and <br /> declaring an emergency. <br /> . MINUTES--Eugene City Council August 14, 1989 Page 12 <br />
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