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€xh~ibit ~ i` FINDINGS & RECD ATTGNS SUBJECT: EXISTING SANITARY SEWERS IN THE SANTA CLARA AREA; FORMATION OF THE EXISTING SEWER LOCAL IlVIPROVEMENT DISTRICT AND LEVYING FINAL ASSESSMENTS BACKGRGUND Dn March 2, 1992 City Council will consider formation ~f a Local Improvement District and the levying of the ~inaI assessment far the properties adjacent to existing sanitary sewers in the Santa Clara area. This district encompasses these parcels served by the existing interceptor and lateral sewers not previously assessed in the Santa Clara area, The properties taking sewer access from these facilities will be assessed for the equiva- lent of an S" sanitary sewer as per Eugene Code (EC} 7.055 and 7.175(2}(b}5, Also included in the billing with the assessments will be the local and re 'oval S terns l~ Ys Development Charges (SDC}. Prior to the February 12, 1992 hearing regarding the formation of the local improvement district and levying of assessments, praperiy owners who will bear the costs were notified by first-class mail on January 16, 1992. Also in January, Notice of Proposed Assessments were sent by certified mail. Dn February 4, a notice was placed in the local newspaper as per EC 7.165. Additionally, in August of 1991 a newsletter was sent to all pro erhies ,. P ~n Santa Clara expla~n~ng the upcoming LID formation and final assessments. In October 1991, property owners along the existing sewers in Santa Clara were invited to a public information session. Dn January 30,1992, another information session regardin g final assessments was held in Santa Clara. The existing sewers are projects constructed under several separate contracts; l B on Yr Street 90-d7, 2} Irving Road sewers (8$-a3} including various side streets in the area, and 3} Santa Clara interceptors 55-42. The "Byron" street system was initiated by the Ci Engineer on January 19, 1994. This project provided sewers on Byron Street south of Irvington Drive. The Irving Road project was initiated April 27,1987 by the City Engineer. The project consisted of sewers along Irving Road, Newcas#le Street, Santa Clara Avenue, Belmont Street and an easement area between Belmont Street and Santa Clara Avenue. The Santa Clara interceptor project was partially funded by an EPA grant and was initiated by City Council on January 24,1954. The interce for lines run p through Santa Clara along Greenwich Street; Canterbury Street; Irvington Drive; Wilkes Drive; northerly east of Honolulu Avenue; easterly south of Kingsbury Lane; and alon g Spring Creek Drxve.