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CC Regular Session 6. 3. <br />Meeting Date: 10/11/2011 <br />By: Tim Himmer, Engineering/Public Works <br />FINAL COSTS <br />$317,866.79 <br />Council Action: <br />Resolution Adopting Assessment <br />Final Assessment Roll <br />GENERAL FUND <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Public Hearing and Levy of Special Assessments for City Improvement Project #10 -25; Chameleon Street Improvements <br />Background: <br />A petition was received from 12 of the 20 property owners having frontage on Chameleon Street on February 2, 2010, and <br />received by the City Council on February 23, 2010. The petition requested the bituminous paving of Chameleon Street, <br />between 173rd Ave (former CR 63) and 176th Lane, under the City's dirt road elimination policy. Improvements to this <br />roadway included: <br />• Regrading the roadway surface to better center it within the existing 66 foot right -of -way. <br />• Creating a ditch section along the edge of road to better handle surface runoff, including driveway culverts. <br />• Installation of additional stormwater improvements to convey water to existing and acquired drainage and utility <br />easements. <br />• Paving a 28 foot wide road; consisting of four inches of class 5 granular base, two inches of bituminous base course, and <br />1.5 inches of bituminous wear course. <br />The City Council conducted the public hearing on August 24, 2010. At that time one resident requested the Council to review <br />the proposed double assessment for their properties. It was discussed that City policy was to assess by parcel identification <br />number (PIN), and since they had two separate parcels they would be assessed for each. Further discussion ensued regarding <br />combining the parcels, at which point it was decided that the property owner should work with staff on such a combination. <br />On October 26, 2010, following expiration of the City Charter required counter- petitioning period, the City Council ordered the <br />project. At that time the property owner had successfully combined their properties into one parcel (PIN) and Council directed <br />the assessment roll be revised to only assess one share, with the City picking up the other share as opposed to redistributing <br />costs to the remainder of property owners in the area. This was decided because any redistribution of costs would have <br />exceeded the allowable 10% increase in assessments from what residents were previously quoted in the feasibility study. <br />Recommendation: <br />Following the close of the Public Hearing adopt the attached resolution which levies the special assessments for Improvement <br />Project #10 -25; Chameleon Street Improvements. <br />Funding Source: <br />The Chameleon Street improvements are financed via the City General Fund (through the dirt road elimination policy), <br />Stormwater Utility Fund, and special assessments to benefiting property owners. The funding breakdown is as follows: <br />FUNDING SOURCE <br />STORMWATER UTILITY ASSESSMENTS <br />$142,329.40 $ 33,208.00 $142,329.40 <br />Motion to adopt Resolution #11- 10 -XXX levying assessments for Improvement Projects #10 -25; Chameleon Street <br />Improvements. <br />Attachments <br />Form Review <br />Inbox Reviewed By Date <br />Brian Olson Brian Olson 10/06/2011 01:58 PM <br />
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