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ENGINEER'S REPORT - SHIRLEY STREET February 12, 1991 Page 2 included in the billings far the assessments, The Estates North development will pay the regional SDC as each parcel within the subdivision develops. The source of funding for this project is from assessments of the benef fitting properties. Per EC 7.175 ~ 2 } fib} 5c, the costs for the project will be apportioned on a per square foot basis far the lateral sewer, and an a per each basis far the connection points. In accord- ance with EC 7.7 2 0 ~ 1 } ~ c } the $ 0.0 2 5 per square. f oat for the loco 1 SDC and the regional SDC charge will be included in the billings. - The project includes a street trench patch repair component, normally part of the sanitary lateral casts for projects within the City. 4n May 16, 1990, Lane County Commissioners agreed to pay the cost of street repair in the River Road area south of Beltlin~~fo.r street repair. In October 1991, Lane County Commissioners agreed to bear the paving costs on Shirley Street. Staff of Lane County and the City are working on an intergovermental agreement where by Lane County will pay the street repair component far Shirley Street. The Commissioners have not indicated whether these costs will be borne by Lane County far all work north of the Beltline in Santa Clara. ASSESSMENT CASTS Costs listed below are based on the actual cast for the Shirley Street construction. These costs include an eight-inch equivalent charge for the portion of the Irving Road System adjacent to Shirley ..street. In 1985 the Irving Road sanitary system was built to serve annexed proper- ties along Irving. At that time it was identified that all properties along Irving would share in the costs of constructing that sewer. The eight--inch equivalent costs for the Irving system are based on the bid prices received for Shirley Street. The final assessment costs reflect the actual construction costs, a portion of the costs of the Irving Road system, costs for Engineering services, 6 percent administration charges, and short-term financing costs. The lateral price also reflects the developer being assessed directly for a portion of the extra depth of the sewer line in the amount of $17,050 in addition to the lateral costs to Estates North. The additional developer contribution was established during the formation of the LID. Previous to the construction the costs were estimated as follows: Total Assessable Cast: $ 143,714.85 Total Assessable Area: 239,255 square feet Lateral Cost: $ 0.378 per square foot of 160' area**