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<br />M. Assessment Panel Report - April 5 <br /> <br />Present: Council members Murray and Bradley; City Engineer Bert Teitze1 <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />1. C.B. 1078 - levying assessments for paving, sanitary sewer and storm sewer - C~nter <br />Way from Martin Street to 650' South of Martin Street (75-29) <br />No written protests or requests to be heard were received. <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/7/76 <br />Recommendation: Levy assessments as proposed. Approve <br /> <br />2,- C.B. 1079 - levying assessments for --all-~Y pav-ing between 13th Avenu;-a~d 14th Avenue <br />fromPattersonStreet't6Hi1yardStreet(75~39) , . '. .,'. <br />No writ~en protests or requests to be heard were received. <br /> <br />Recommendation: Levy assessments as proposed. <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/7/76 <br />Approve <br /> <br />3. C.B. 1080 - levying assessments for alley paving between 6th Avenue and 7th Avenue <br />from Washin ton Street tolawrence Street 75-40 <br />No wrltten ,protests or requests to be heard were recelve . <br /> <br />Recommendation: levy assessments as proposed. <br /> <br />Comm <br />4/7/76 <br />Approve <br /> <br />4. C.B. 1081 - levying assessments for sanitary sewer to serve the Skyline loop <br />Annexation area generally bounded by 43rd Avenue on the North, Dillard <br />Road on the South and West, and East of Skyline loop on the East <br />Phase I 75~41 .., <br />Ir tten protests were received from Harold Primrose an Emmade Prlmrose 0 4 ld <br />Dillard Road and Robert Horowitz and Mrs. R. A. Horowitz of 100 Barber Drive. Requests~ <br />to be heard were received from Carl Richart 4873 Old Dillard Rd., Gladys Kokotan <br />of 4839 Old Dillard Rd.. and Eugene Moyer of 4895 Old Dillard Rd. Messrs Richart <br />and Moyer did not appear. <br /> <br />Mr. Teitzel explained that the project came about by the annexation of the Skyline <br />loop area as a health hazard, therefore. the property owners were forced into the <br />City without their consent. This sewer project came about by virtue of the City <br />Council initiating an improvement ordinance on April 14, 1976. Comments from <br />property owners have generally been on the City's assessment policy. <br /> <br />Mrs. G,ladys Kokotan stated that her major concern was that she could not understand <br />the statement she had received. She stated it is not an itemized statement, and <br />she does not know what she is paying for. Also, she stated that she has two lots <br />and only has a sewer hook up on one lot. <br /> <br />Mr. Teitzel explained that Tax lot 3900 was assessed for the lateral, 1/2~ levy and <br />one service hook up; Tax lot 3800 was assessed for the lateral and 1/2~ levy. No <br />service was left for lot 3800, and therefore, she was not charged for service hook <br />up for Lot 3800. <br /> <br />Councilman Murray stated that Mr. Teitzel could explain the statement to Mrs. Kokotan <br />after the meeting.____ ______ , <br />Mrs. Kokotan question~d.whY the property across the ~treet could ~Qt be deve~oped <br />and therefore share in the expense of this sewer proJect. Mr. Teltzel explalned ~.'._ <br />that the portion across the street is in the County and he was unsure of ~ow much .., <br />of it could be served. but believed a portion of it could be served by thlS <br />sewer. Mr. Teitzel stated that one of two things could have been done in a <br />situation like this, (1) Not include the property in the assessment. then when <br /> <br />1~1 <br /> <br />4/12/76 - 24 <br />