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Below are the final assessable unit costs: Paving 10 -foot (per front foot) $ 72.08 Parking Bays on Maple Street (each property) $ 422.62 Sidewalk and drive aprons (per square foot) $ 3.75 Total Assessable Cost $ 617 Total City Cost: w/o Low Income Subsidy: $ 2,033,538.77 Low Income Subsidy $ 228,722.84 Advance -pay equivalent assessments $ 23,126.36 Delayed assessments $ 16,286.67 Total Project Cost $ 2,919,363.70 There are four tax lots that had previously paid an "equivalent assessment" for the road improvement when the lots were developed as provided for in Eugene Code. The front - footage for these lots was included in the computation for the assessable costs but the properties are not included in the proposed assessments. The delayed assessments may be collected later if 4 partially developed lots further develop. These lots are greater than 0.5 acre and have more than 100 feet of frontage; the delayed assessment will be for the front foot greater than 100 feet at a rate based on today's rate but indexed to construction costs. The final assessable costs are lower than estimated when the LID was formed. Per Eugene Code, property owners of low density residential zoning on a collector street were assessed for a portion of the width and structure (depth) of the street, equivalent to a local street. For a neighborhood collector the width is ten -foot of paving. The City pays for the remaining paving costs. In addition, for collector streets, the street light improvements, street trees, larger capacity stormwater drainage improvements, are paid for by the City. on this project the existing wastewater pipes needed to be adjusted to avoid conflict with the new stormwater drainage system and this work is funded out of the wastewater Utility Fund. only the standard five -foot width of the sidewalk is proposed to be assessed. Some improvements to the bike path connections from the neighborhood to the Roosevelt Path were paid for by the City. Property owners of fully developed land zoned single family residential pay for actual frontages with the exception that the maximum is 100 feet and the minimum is 50 feet. - A few properties don't fit in the minimum and maximum range. For partially developed properties over 0.5 acres and front footage greater than 100 feet the property owner is assessed for 100 front feet. If the lot were to further develop a "delayed assessment" would be due for the portion of lot over 100 feet. The criteria for the exceptions include evaluating the zoning, land use, lot size, level of development and frontage. The criteria would have a vacant lot or fully developed lot more than % acre be assessed a minimum of 50 feet and a maximum of 100 feet. The criterion does not explicitly talk about a partially developed lot less than %2 acre. The Eugene City Council agreed at the formation of the LID that the same minimum and maximum be applied for partially developed lots less than 1/2 acre. Engineers report for Proposed Final Assessment on Elmira Road and Maple Street (Job 4275) page 3