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� a <br /> Our Uissiow To work together to resposihty grow ouf communiiry, and to prowlde quality,cost-effective.and eificlent gowemment servIem. <br /> CC Regular Session 4. 8. <br /> Meeting Date: 03/28/2017 <br /> Submitted For: Rick Jarson, Community Development By: JoAnn Shaw, Community Development <br /> Information <br /> Title: <br /> Adopt Resolution 417-03-076 Approving Assessment Agreement for Repair of Failed SSTS (Subsurface Sewage <br /> Treatment System) 16400 Uranimite St.NW; Case of Kathy Charette <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> The property owner has requested assistance from the City to make required repairs to the property's SSTS by <br /> constructing a replacement septic system and assessing the costs back to the Subject Property. This practice is in <br /> line with existing City policy. <br /> On September 2, 2016,the City received a complaint regarding the SSTS . An inspection revealed raw waste water <br /> surfacing in the area of the SSTS treatment area. The property owner was notified of the requirement to make <br /> repairs. The owner obtained a design and a quote to make the repairs. The owner applied for financial assistance to <br /> Anoka County which administers and serves as a local lender for the Department Of Agriculture Best Management <br /> Program (AgBMP). Anoka County determined the owner did not qualify for assistance. The owner applied for a <br /> loan at Wells Fargo and was denied. Due to privacy concerns, communication from each of the agencies is not <br /> published,but verified by Staff. The owner then petitioned the City for financial help through the City's SEPTIC <br /> SYSTEM REPAIR policy(see attached). <br /> Observations/Alternatives: <br /> The SEPTIC SYSTEM REPAIR policy provides a way for the City to make the repairs and assess the cost of the <br /> project to the property.The cost of the project plus administrative fees is estimated to be $22,963.75. It is noted that <br /> the property is encumbered by a reverse mortgage and the City has certified delinquent utilities every year since <br /> 2009. An assessment for a sealcoating project in 2012 has recently been paid in full. The City's investment is <br /> protected through the Special Assessment process,which is protected from other encumbrances and foreclosure, if <br /> that were to occur. <br /> Funding Source: <br /> The project is funded through the City's sewer fund,which will be repaid through the assessment agreement. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Staff recommends approval of the Assessment Agreement. <br /> Action: <br /> Motion to adopt Resolution#17-03-076 approving Assessment Agreement for repair of failed SSTS (Subsurface <br /> Sewage Treatment System) 16400 Uranimite St.NW. <br />
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