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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 192340 Y oRDINANc~ Na. ~ . AN ORDINANCE LEVYING ASSESSM~NT5 FOR paVi ng, sidewalks and storm sewer i n Division AVenue, from River Road to 1500 feet east; paving and s i de~aal ks i n Ri rie~r Road from Division Avenue to 600 feet north; and sanitary sewer and storm sewers to serve the area between River Road and Ross Lane and between 8elt1ine Road and 1200 feet north of Seltline Road in the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. RECITALS: The City Council of the City of Eugene did by Resolution No, 3820 adopted December 14 19 g3 ,determine to ,pave streets and construct si dewal ACS and storm sewers i n Division Avenue from River Road to 1500 feet east; .pave streets and construct sidewalks in River Road from Division Avenue to 600 feet na-rth; and construct sanitary and storm sewers to serve the area between River Raad and Ross Lane, and between Seltline Road and 1200 feet north of Seltlin e Roa d The City Council authorized the execution of a contract for the construction of the loco] impravement5 on March 12 , 19 $,~,,,,,; The estimated cast thereof is ascertained, and the initial amount to be assessed in accordance with applicable provisions of the Eugene Code, 1971 has been determined to be: Item 1. Contract Amount Contract ~ 84-01 $ 339,854, 35 (including contingency) Contract Item 2. ~~laintenance Retainage Item 3. Other Casts ( Describe } Item 4. Deferred Assessments (Type) Item 5._ Amount of Remaining '~arrants Issued to Complete Contract Item 6, Estimated amount for Contract ,~ 54-~1 ~ 339,$54,35 Item ~. Less - City's Share of Cast for Completed Contract - 60,3 72.94 Item ~. Plus - a. DUE TO GENERAL FUND far Liquidated Damages Item 9. Amount ~Q, ~lhic~i City Charges are applied 09,481.41 item 10. Plus - Unpaid Balance of City's Share (.See Item 24 Below) 60 3 72 94. Item 11. Less - Liquidated Damages Item l2. Less - Other Costs (Described Item 13. Plus - Overpayment to Contractor by Warrant Item 14. ASSESSMENT ;CORK IN PROCESS 339,$54.35 Item 15. Plus - Overpayment to Contractor in Cash Item 16. .~ Plus - l5% City Charge for Engineering 41;922.21 Plus - ~% CitY Charge for Internal Service 13,974.07 Plus - ,Tarrant Interest Charge ~, 55,896.28 . __ . a , DUE TO WARRANT REDEMPTION FUND 55 , 896.28 Item 17, Plus - DUE TO SEWER UTILITY for 1/2~ SPECIAL SEWER LEVY 6,703.53 item 1$. Plus - DUE TO SEWER UTILITY far Lateral Sewer Equivalent of Trunic Sewer System Item 19. Plus - DUE TO 'rlARRANT RED£~IPTION FUND far Engineering $ 6161.94 ' Charges on City`s Share of Costs Item 20. Plus - Other Costs (Describe) Item 21. Plus - Liquidated Damages Item 22. Less - DUE FRflM CONTRACTOR for Overpayment Item 23. INITIAL ASSESSMENT RECEIVABLE -TOTAL INITIAL ASSESSMENTS ~ 410,9 71.10 per Ordinance Item 24. Cit `s Share of Cost for Completed Gantract: ~. ~ Contract Account No f ngr. Cost TOTAL 332-9332-61739-942D 4 6 073.24 _ 33 92 332-61739-942074 1,078.00 10,780.02 11,858.02 332-9332-61739-942074 4 1x4.66 27,697.66 31 852.31 332-9332-b1739-942074 2,492.13 16,14.18 19,106.31 T TAI.; 8,516.94 60,372.94 ~ $68,889.88 Ordinance l ~- P.W.£NGR.ACM O1O ,1J34 igz3 5' The City Council has established the method of calculating local improvement assessments in Sections 7.170 through 1.180 of the Eugene Code, 1971; and Notice of the proposed estimated assessment to the owners and reputed owners of the hereinafter designated parcels of real property has been heretofore duly and regularly given in compliance with the provisions of Chapter 7 of the Eugene Code, 1911, and a hearings official has heard any and all protests, objections and remonstrances thereto and has fully considered them and reported his or her findings to the City Council, which has reviewed and considered them. THE CITY OE E~IGENE DOES ORDAIN AS EO~.~.OWS: Section 1. That the record of the hearing conducted by the hearings officer and the findings of the hearings officer are hereby made a part of the Council's record in these proceedings and the findings prepared by the hearings officer, attached hereto as Exhibit A, are incorporated herein by reference and adopted. Section 2. That the estimatedcost of paving, sidewalks and storm sewer in division Avenue, from River Raad to 1500 feet east; paving and sidewalks in :.~: . River Road from Division Avenue to 500 feet north; and sanitary sewer and storm sewers to serve the area between River Road and Ross Lane and between Beltline Road in the City of Eugene, is the sum of $ 410,971.10 , aforesaid, which is by this ordinance .assessed against the parcels of property hereinafter described in the amounts set opposite, respectively. Section 3. That the City Council of the City of Eugene, Oregon does hereby determine and assess each lot and part of lot being in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, to-wit: ordinance - 2 P.ti~J.ENGR.ADM 070 1184 ~9~~ y Section 4. That the City Council of the City of Eugene does hereby determine that each parcel of land or lot hereinbefare described is specifically benefitted to the extent of the initial assessment hereinbefore set forth, and does hereby declare each and all of said assessments to be liens upon the respective lots, parts of lots ar parcels of land against which said several amounts ar.e assessed, and orders and directs the City Recorder to enter in the docket of City Liens, a statement thereof containing the fallowing: First: A description of each lot, part of lot or acreage properly liable far such improvement. Second: The name of the owner or reputed owner thereof, or that the name of the owner is unknown. Third: The sum assessed upon said property and the date of entering the same in the said docket of City Liens. n ~ _• _ ~ (1} That upon completion of the improvement project, the City Engineer ' shall determine the final cost of the improvement. Any special costs 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 land when adjusting the initial assessments. (2} When the final costs of the improvement are less than the total initial assessments and the excess amount to be rebated: (a} Exceeds the cost of adjusting the assessments by 101 or $2,000, whichever is greater, the City shall proceed under Section 7.240 of the Eugene Code, 1971; or (b} Is less than the limits set in subparagraph (a} of this subsection, no rebate sha11 be made. (3} When the final costs of the improvement are more than the total initial assessments, and the cost of compliance with Section 7.23b of the Eugene Code, 1971: (a} Exceeds the usual percentage far overhead added to the increase in the improvement project contract, upon the City Manager's approval unencumbered funds appropriated for similar improvement projects may be used to pay the project excess; ar Ordinance W 3 P.W.ENGR.ADM 070 1J84 I9.Z ~ y (b} Equals or is less than the usual percentage for overhead on the increase in the project, a deficit assessment shall be levied under~Section 1.235 of the Eugene Code, 1971. Section 6. That these provisions concern the public welfare because of the necessity to promptly record and ascertain the amount of each assessment and the lien arising therefrom, and the need to promptly notify affected property owners, and therefore, an emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage by the Council and approval by the Mayor. 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