Laserfiche WebLink
lgo9.3 <br />September 1, 1984, property which has been annexed. <br />to the city by March 1, 1983, or property for which <br />the city has accepted annexation petitions by March <br />1, 1983, shall be charged $.~a5 per square foot <br />of total area. All other property shall be sub- <br />ject to a charge of $.425 per square foot of total <br />area at the time of connection to the sanitary <br />sewer or at the time of contract award far a sani- <br />tary sewer project benefiting the property which- <br />ever first occurs. For large properties, the <br />council may decide to levy this assessment only <br />on the portion of property included on the lateral <br />system assessment. The remaining area shall be <br />assessed for the trunk sewer when it is served <br />with the lateral sewer system or developed and <br />connected to the sewer system. <br />This subparagraph shall not apply to property <br />annexed to the city prior to January 1, 1948, ar <br />property previously assessed for the trunk sewer <br />system. <br />Section 3. Section 7.18 of the Eugene Code, l9?l, is hereby <br />amended to read and provide: <br />7.19Q Local Im rovements -~ Assessment Ordinance. After the <br />cauncil, a committee thereof or a hearing officer <br />assigned by the city manager has heard and considered objec- <br />tions., if any, to the proposed assessment ordinance and report- <br />ed the results of the hearing to the cauncil, the council may <br />adopt, correct, modify, or revise the proposed assessment to <br />be charged against each lot within the district, according to <br />the special benefits accruing thereto from the improvement, and <br />shall by ordinance levy the assessments. <br />Section 4. Section 7.25 of the Eugene Code, 19?l, is hereby <br />amended to read and provide. <br />7. X35 Local Im rovements -~ Deficit Assessment. In the event <br />that an assessment is made before the total cost of the <br />improvement is~ascertained and it is found that the amount of <br />the assessment is insufficient to defray the expenses of the <br />improvement, the council may, by oration, declare the deficit <br />and prepare a proposed deficit assessment. The cauncil shall <br />set a time for the council, a committee thereof, or a hearing <br />officer assigned by the city manager to hear objections to the <br />deficit assessment and shall direct the finance officer to <br />notify the owners of each lot or parcel to be assessed, as <br />provided in section 7.185. After the hearing, the council <br />shall receive a report of the hearing and shall make a just and <br />equitable deficit assessment by ordinance, which shall be <br />entered in the docket of city liens as provided by section <br />Ordinance - 2 <br />