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Proposed Assessments <br />The 12 benefiting residential properties are proposed to be assessed using the preliminarily approved assessment <br />rate of $6,500 per property accessing improved streets, resulting in a total assessment of $78,000. The proposed <br />interest rate for special assessments is 4.16%, and assessments are proposed to carry a 10 year term. The attached <br />hearing notice includes a schedule of payment showing annual payments including principal and interest. Also <br />attached are assessment rolls and maps showing the locations of the 12 properties proposed to be assessed. <br />As the City continues to implement the long-term street maintenance program, including annual street <br />reconstruction projects, Staff will continue to define reasonable assessment amounts for street reconstruction <br />projects. Based on the findings of the special benefit consultation report, which is not attached per the request of the <br />appraisal firm that completed the report, it is anticipated that properties benefiting from the improvements and <br />proposed to be assessed will be enhanced in value by approximately $23,000 to $26,000 per property. While a <br />significant difference exists between the proposed special assessment amount and the anticipated property value <br />enhancement identified in the special benefit consultation report, it should be noted that a significant portion of the <br />benefit noted in the special benefit consultation report is due to benefit received from the availability of public <br />utilities. Though the availability of utilities does add significant value to a property, given the City Charter's <br />restriction on requiring property owners to connect to utilities such benefit would only be realized at the time a <br />property owner chooses to connect to the utilities. At that time, trunk and lateral fees will be collected by the City <br />thereby recovering much of the enhanced value not being collected with special assessments as part of this project. <br />For reference, sewer and water trunk and lateral connection fees for a typical property in this area currently amounts <br />to approximately $12,500. <br />Based on the findings of the special benefit consultation report for this project, Staff will likely recommend <br />increasing residential assessment rates on future street reconstruction projects slightly. However, this will be <br />explored in greater detail within the Feasibility Report for each future street reconstruction project since assessment <br />rates are project specific based on proposed improvements. <br />No assessment deferrals have been requested, or are being proposed with this project. <br />No assessments are proposed to any of the Feldspar Street properties for the permanent cul-de-sac improvements <br />that were completed as part of this project under alternative bid #1. <br />Public Comment <br />At the time this report was written, no additional comments regarding special assessments were received following <br />the February public hearing. <br />Anoka County requires that assessments be certified to the County Auditor by the end of November for collection <br />on next year's taxes. This deadline will be met by conducting the Assessment Hearing this evening. <br />Alternatives: <br />Alternative Action #1 — Motion to adopt Resolution #15-10-253 adopting the assessment roll certifying Garnet <br />Street and 168th Avenue Reconstruction assessments; Improvement Project 13-10. <br />Alternative Action #2 — Motion to deny adoption of Resolution #15-10-253 at this time. <br />Funding Source: <br />This improvement project is included in the City's 5 -year Capital Improvement Plan for construction in 2015 and is <br />proposed to be funded using a combination of street reconstruction and overlay bond funds, special assessments to <br />benefiting properties, and sewer, water and stormwater funds. Estimated funding splits based on bid prices are <br />shown below. Please note that indirect costs for administration, engineering, legal, and finance, which are estimated <br />at 25% of final construction costs, are excluded from these costs. <br />• Special Assessments = $ 78,000.00 <br />. Street Reconstruction Bonds = $ 405,586.41 <br />
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