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AN ORDINA~YCE REASSESSING PARCELS DF REAL
PROPERTY ~~ITBIN EUGENE' S PARK PLACE SUBDIVISION
FGR SANITARY SEATERS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The City Council of the City of Eugene finds that:
Grdinance No. 1926 passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor on July 23, 1984 levied assessments against the
parcels of real property described therein for construction
of sanitary sewers to serve the area between Centennial Boulevard
and 200 feet south of Barden Street from 3000 feet west of
Lindley Lane to Lindley Lane.
Cn the ~2th day of ~u ust , 1985, by Resolution No. 3g39 ,
the Council declared its doubt as to the validity of the assessments
levied therein for the improvements in the proposed Eugene's
Park Place Subdivision and declared its intent to reassess those
properties.
4n the 29th day of Au ust 1985, the approved final
plat for Eugene's Park Place Subdivision was filed with Lane
County's recording officer .
Monday, the 1th day of October, 1985, at 7:30 p.m. Pacific
Daylight Time in the Council Chambers, City Hall, Eugene, GrPgon,
was established as the date, time and place for a public hearing
on the proposed reaSSPSSInent, and notice thereof was published
in the Eugene Register Guard, a newspaper of general circulation
within the City for four successive weeks prior to the date
of the hearing . Notice of the hearing and the proposed reassessments
was also forwarded by mail to the owners and reputed owners
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~, of the parcels of real property located within Eugene's Park
Place Subdivision» No protests, objections, or remonstrances
have been filed with respect to the proposed reassessments.
T]HE CITY dF EUGENE DGES ORDAIN AS FGLLQ~S:
Section 1, The above findings are hereby adopted and incor-
porated herein by reference, and the assessments levied against
the parcels of real property within the proposed Eugene's Park
Place Subdivision by Ordinance No. 1a26~ are hereby set aside.
Section ~. That the estimated cost of the sanitary sewers
within Eugene's Park Place Subdivision in the City of Eugene,
is the sum of $,,, $3 X43_, 3~_ , and the City Council does hereby
determine and reassess each lot and part of lot described on
Exhibit A hereto located within Eugene's Park Place Subdivision
in the amounts set forth thereon.
Section 3 . The C ity Counc i 1 of the City of Eugene does
hereby determine that each parcel of land or lot hereinbefore
described is specifically benefitted to the extent of the reassess-
ment herein set forth, and does hereby declare each and all
of said reassessments to be liens upon the respective lots,
parts of lots or parcels of land against which said several
amounts are assessed, and orders and directs the City Recorder
to enter in the docket of City Liens a statement thereof containing
the following:
First: A description of each lot, part of lot or acreage
properly liable for such improvement.
Second : The name of the owner or reputed owner thereof,
or that the .nar-~e of the owner is unknown»
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•~- Third: The sum reassessed upon said property and the date
of entering the same in the docket of City Liens.
Fourth: All sums paid upon the former assessment credited
to each lot, part of lot or acreage on account of which the
sums were paid as of the date of payment,
Section 4.
~1} Upon completion of the improvement project, the City
Engineer shall determine the final cost of the improvement.
Any special casts or costs of features of the improvement that
benefit a particular parcel of land in ~a manner peculiar to
that parcel together with its share of the overhead for the
improvement shall be assessed to the benefitted parcel of 1 and
when adjusting the initial reassessment.
42} When the final costs of the improvement are less than
the total initial reassessments and the excess amount to be
rebated
ta} Exceeds the cast of adjusting the assessments
by 14~ or $2,000, whichever is greater, the City shall
proceed under Section 7.240 of the Eugene Code, 171,
or
fib} Is less than the limits set in subparagraph
~a} of this subsection, no rebate shall be made.
~ 3 } when the f final costs of the improvement are more than
the total initial reassessments, and the cost of compliance
with Section 7.235 of the Eugene Code, 171:
~a} Exceeds the usual percentage for overhead
added to the increase in the improvement project contract,
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~._.~ upon the City Manager's approval unencumbered funds
appropriated for similar improvement projects may
be used to pay the project excess; or
fib} Equals or is less than the usual percentage
for overhead on the increase in the project, a deficit
assessment shall be levied under Section 7.235 of
the Eugene Code, 171.
Section 5. That the matters contained herein concern the
public welfare and safety, and because of the necessity to promptly
record and acertain the amount of each assessment and the lie n
arisa.ng thereunder and the need to promptly notify the affected
property owners thereof, an emergency is hereby declared to
exist, and this Qrdinance shall become effective immediately
upon its passage by the City Council and approval by the Mayor.
Passed by the City Council this
day of D~tober 1985
S.~,City ecorder
Approved by the Mayor this
d f Oct~k,e~ 1985
Mayor
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Final Assessment Roll not attached; it is on file and
available by written request to the Eugene City Recorder's
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