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<br />^e <br /> <br />In re!f'ponse to Council(an Bradley, Nr. Teitze1 said present policy provided <br />'for qei~~ral only (oJ/len r....operty was more than 160 feet fror:! i/ rOi/d and ('/hen <br />the tJt:::Jerment IvclSin the F;,::!S t inte['(:~sts of the ci ty, h'h.i c); US:;(U 11 y r.;'~:1i1 t <br />an easerr:ent from the pr'op\:!rty o;m,:!'r. Hr. Brc1(ll'.:!y tho~lght the polic'} issue <br />should be reviewed. He didn't feel eJ.ther Georgia Pacific or the Gisborne <br />property was benefited by the sewer on 1st Avenue. <br /> <br />Recommendcltion: Nr. Bradley recommended that the Georgia IJacific <br />and Gisborne properties not be aSsessed for the <br />1st Avenue sel>,er, that the issue should be re~ <br />sol vcd by the! full CO!.lnci 1 as to !v'lz~ t I'/as con- <br />sidered "benefit" to a property. <br /> <br />Nr. lIi/me1 "acJl'ecd but disagC'eed" nvcause he fel t <br />Council policy should be adhered to even though <br />the sewer didn't seem to be of benefit to the <br />properties. <br /> <br />Conclusion was that the question would have to be <br />further discussed by tile enti re Counc:il. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />M~. Mattison then brought up 'the assessments levied fOr sewer connections and <br />si/id he objected also to tIle method of distributing those c1wrgc:s. <br /> <br />Mr. Teitzel noted that if the Council decided to fol101~ the pa~el's recommenda- <br />tio/l, thc.' enUre as~'_'ssll/enl: l'Iould have to be repeatv(] necaus(.' each as.sessment <br />; WOII.ld hiJvo to h0 n,,'c:alculatec1,' new not:.ic:cs of hQ..lring sent, etc. "here I>'as <br />! SOniC d isclIssion WllCU/(.'r the i!;sue ,,'ouid IJe further discussed il/ commi ttee, or <br />at the IIfJd J 1-1 COIIIlC,i.1 IIIC:'OUtl(! l'lith C!):p.lanation that tl'lO-thirds vote o[ tI'e <br />' .... . - ~ '. . .. . . <br />Council wo'uld be'"requi.;ed to re~p~n the hearing at tIle Council level. Nr. <br />Mattison said he would not be able to attend the Wednesday committee meeting, <br />but he' had no objection to Council discussion at that time since he felt he <br />had stated his objecti~ns. <br /> <br />7. C.B.774 - Lev <br />There were no <br /> <br /> <br />lev in 2nd Addition to Shasta Gardens (74-1002) <br />protests or requests to be heard. <br /> <br />Recommenda tion:' <br /> <br />Levy assessments as proposed. <br /> <br />8. Levyin special sewer lev - Fred Meyer PUD (75-l000) <br />There were no written prote~ts or requests. to be heard. <br /> <br />Recommendation: Levy assessment as proposed. <br /> <br />Copies of the report were distributed to Council members. Assistant Manager sug- <br />,gested delaying consideration of this report, in view of its length and haVing <br />just been received by Council members, until the April 23 committee meeting, <br />This would require also setting over consideration of final passage of the <br />assessment ordinances to the April 28 Council meeting. <br /> <br />-e <br /> <br />Mr. Hamel moved seconded by Mr. Murray to postpone discussion of the <br />hearing panel report until April 23 committee meeting, and to set <br />over consideration of final passage of the assessment ordinances <br />covered by that report to the April 28 Counci.1 meeting. Motion <br />carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/9/75 <br />Affirm <br /> <br />It was understood staff would prepare a memorandum with regard to issues <br />raised by the hearing panel. . <br /> <br />. \~,\ <br /> <br />4/14/75 - 39 <br />