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CITY COUNCI~ PUBLIC HEAPING CITY OF RAMSEY ANOKA COUNTY STATE OF MINNESOTA The Ramsey City Council conducted a public hearing on Tuesday, February 13, 1990 at the Ramsey Municipal Center, 15153 Nowthen Blvd. N.W., Ramsey, Minnesota regarding proposed Improvement Project #89-I5 (Dolomite Street N.W.). Members Present: Mayor Gary Reimann Councilmember Richard Cich Councilmember Stephen F. DeLuca Councilmember Alan Pearson Councilmember Kenneth Peterson Also Present: City Administrator David Hartley Merland Otto/Hakanson Anderson Associates Finance Officer Sandra Ashley Community Development Director Mark Banwart CALL TO ORDER Mayor Reimann called the public hearing to order at 7:13 p.m. PRESENTATION Mr. Otto stated that the project area includes one commercial propert3, and the capability to provide 7, and possibly 8, urban residential lots. The project consists of extension of sewer and water and reconstruction of Dolomite Street from 138th Avenue (Front Street) to 137th Avenue. A 7 ton street section (4" gravel with 3" mat) is proposed because there will be commercial traffic on the street. The total project cost is estimated at $74,500 in addition to water and sewer trunk costs estimated at $82,700. The total number of units to be ~ssessed is one commercial unit and 7 (possibly 8) residential units. The project assessment for the commercial unit is estimated at $18,758.39, amortized over a 10 year period for an annual cost of $2,922.54. The remainder of the costs, $55,741.61, would be assessed to the 7 (possibly 8) residential units. On a 7 unit basis, the per unit assessment is estimated at $7,963.09, amortized over a 10 year period for an annual cost of $1,240.64. This per unit assessment to the residential units would be less if it is determined that there is the capability for 8 urban residential lots. The sewer and water trunk costs would be $1357.00 per residential connection, amortized over a 10 year period for an annual cost of $211.42/year. There is also a $600 Service Availability Charge that would be incurred when each of the residential units connect to the system. The project schedule is such that 60 days following this public hearing, Council can order plans; the specs would be submitted to Council for approval on May 22; bids could be received and a contract awarded on June 22; construction could begin in July with project completion in September; assessment hearings to review final costs would be in September; the first payments would be due with real estate tax submittals in May of 1991. CITIZEN INPUT Steve Blakemore - 13659 Dolomite Street N.W. - Requested clarification on the 7 or 8 residential units. City Council Public Heating/February 13, 1990 Page 1 of 2