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19757
Document_Title
An ordinance levying assessments for sanitary sewers in the River Road area for Basins "A," "B," and "C"; and declaring an emergency.
Adopted_Date
3/4/1991
Approved Date
3/4/1991
CMO_Effective_Date
3/4/1991
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Jeffrey R. Miller
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Page $ <br />Minutes <br />Mr. Lyle pointed out that the bulk of the large parcel will not be assessed now but would be <br />charged an $ inch equivalent cost when lots are developed and annexed into the City, <br />There was further discussion regarding extra capacity and in the system and a contention that <br />properties currently being assessed ought to be reimbursed when future properties come into the <br />system. Mr. Lyle responded that the treatment plant was for the urban growth boundary and <br />was prudent given the metropolitan area. The MwMC and sewer trunk levy charge are based <br />on what local property owners have paid. Mr. Martin also noted that every <br />property wild pay its share for the larger sizing to accommodate the total area. <br />Mr, Lyle again stated that he thinks the Portland figures are higher than the projects conducted <br />in Eugene, <br />The Hearings official also received a map from City Staff identifying certain properties which <br />were the subject of individual consideration. <br />The Hearings official stated that the official records will remain open for written comment until <br />5:00 P. M. , on February 26,1991. There being no further testimony to come before the hearing, <br />it was adjourned. <br />Because of questions raised concerning several specific properties, either in written comments, <br />or during the public hearing, the Hearings official personally viewed the following properties: <br />1. Sam Konnie. The Konnie property is a small shopping center on the east side of River <br />Road. In the Summer of 1990, the River Road widening project took a portion of the Konnie <br />parking area for the shopping center. Property was purchased immediately to the north to <br />provide additional parking for the shopping center. Mr. Konnie testified at the public hearin <br />g <br />and 1t appears that structures were removed and the parking area, patched. tither than si na e <br />. gg <br />for the shopping center, there are no structures on the parking area at this time, <br />2. River Road Ba tist Church. This situation is quite similar to the Konnie Shoppin Center <br />g <br />matter. There are no structures on the parking area at the present time. <br />3. Steve and Roberta Thom son Pro e . It appears that two separate homes are constructed <br />on the same lot. Given the nature of this development, it would appear that it occurred man <br />.. y <br />years ago, probably before any zoning or m~n~mum lot size requirements were in place In the <br />County. As noted above, Mr. Thompson testified at the public hearing that there are a number <br />of other similar situations in the area, which have not been required to have double connections <br />from the sewer. Michelle Cahill has conf rmed for the Hearings official that Mr, Thom son's <br />. P <br />~nformat~on ~s correct. <br />
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