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CMO_Document_Number
19829
Document_Title
An ordinance levying assessments for sanitary sewers in the River Road area for basins "D", "E", and "F"; and declaring an emergency.
Adopted_Date
3/2/1992
Approved Date
3/2/1992
CMO_Effective_Date
3/2/1992
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Jeffrey R. Miller
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1. The owner of Tax Lot 17-X4.14-42-54aU, Mr. Cowdin, inquired as to the basis <br />of his assessment charges. Upon further research staff discovered the need <br />to reduce the lateral square footage calculation for lot SOU of l6(l square feet <br />and corresponding $34.51 less in the lateral charge was justified, Additionally, <br />staff noted a discrepancy in the square footage of tax lot 17-U4-14-42W49~Q and <br />recommends the same adjustment for this lot. Staff recommends Mr. <br />Cowdin's account 91-1U43-6n75 and James Pepiot's account 91-1003-647 be <br />reduced to reflect this adjustment. <br />2. Upon the request of property owner David Dickens, staff looked at the square <br />footage calculations of tax lot 17-a4-24-31-553 and found the lateral area and <br />total lot square footage were too high. Staff recommends the reduction in the <br />lateral and local SDC charges to Mr. Dickens for this property. <br />3. Leta Newson,1274 Oak Drive called to correct the legal description attached <br />to her two lots (17-44-23-12-531 and 5314}. For the record, staff will correct <br />the mismatched descriptions and thanks Leta Newnan far calling to our <br />attention. <br />4. Staff also thanks John Neely for calling to staff's attention the right-of-way <br />limits of Horn Lane with respect to his property. His lateral and local SDC <br />square footages were adjusted to reflect the correct right-of-way on Horn <br />Lane. The adjustment is reflected in the proposed assessment. <br />5. Since the notice of proposed assessment was sent, staff has determined that <br />one property owner that is going through bankruptcy proceeding was notified. <br />In order for the City to protect its ability to collect on a lien, staff recommends <br />that the City pay the proposed assessment and collect the assessment as an <br />eight-inch equivalent at such time it is deemed reasonably prudent to do so. <br />Following this recommendation, delete account 91-1U~3-555 and add account <br />9 ~- ~ ~~3-b413 as a city account. <br />b. Two lots fall under the landlocked, therefore not developable criteria. <br />Mrs. Jon Pederson, of 1633 Horn Lane, protests the charge of $421.95 for her <br />small orchard. This charge is the local systems development charge for the <br />landlocked tax lot behind the lot where her house is located. <br />Mr. Clarence Kasper, owner of tax lot 17-~4-24-33-1U90U also owns a <br />landlocked parcel and the local system development charge is being billed on <br />the lot. <br />These amounts appear to have been properly assessed and the Hearings <br />Official recommends that City Council follow staff recommendation. <br />r1~r <br />
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