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NO'~ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
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<br /> ..' CITY OF RAMSEY
<br /> ANOKA COUNTY
<br /> STATE OF MINNESOTA
<br /> TO WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN:
<br /> Notice is hereby given that the
<br /> Ramsey City Council will meet at 7:00
<br /> p.m., Tuesday, September 2.5, 2001, at
<br /> Ramsey Fire Station No. 2, 1.50.50
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<br /> · Armstrong Blvd. to pass upon the pro-
<br /> posed assessment for Improvement
<br /> Project 01-16, which is the Bituminous
<br /> Overlay of High Point Subdivision.
<br /> The amount to be-specially assessed
<br /> against any particular lot, piece or parcel
<br /> of land is $679.20. Affected property
<br /> owners may, at any time between
<br /> September 2.5 and November 2, 2001
<br /> (prior to certification of the assessment to
<br /> the Anoka County Auditor), pay the
<br /> entire assessment on such property with
<br /> interest accrued tQ the date of payment,
<br /> to the City of Ramsey, No interest shall be
<br /> charged if the entire assessment is paid
<br /> within 30 days from the adoption of the
<br /> assessment, which is anticipated to be
<br /> September 2.5, 2001, Affected property.
<br /> owners may at any time thereafter pay to
<br /> the City of Ramsey the entire amount of
<br /> the assessment remaining unpaid, with
<br /> interest accrued to Decerhber 31 of the
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<br /> · next succeeding year. If an affected prop-
<br /> erty owner decides not to prepay the
<br />assessment before the date given above,
<br />the rate of interest that will-apply is 7.0
<br />. percent per year. The rig'l~t to partially
<br />~ prepay the assessment is not available.
<br /> The proposed assessment roll is on
<br /> file for public inspection at the City
<br /> Administrator's office. The total amount
<br /> of the proposed assessment is $ 679.20.
<br /> Written or oral objections will be consid-
<br /> ered at the hearing. No appeal may be
<br /> taken as to the amount of an assessment
<br /> unless a signed, written obiection is filed
<br /> with the City Administrator prior to the
<br />· hearing or presented to the presiding
<br /> officer at the hearing. The City Council
<br /> may upon such notice consider· any
<br /> objection to the amolJnt of a proposed
<br /> individual assessment at an adjourned
<br /> hearing upon such further notice to the
<br /> affected property owners as it deems
<br /> advisable.
<br /> If an assessment is contested or there
<br /> is an adjourned hearing, the following
<br /> procedure will be followed;
<br /> 1) The City will present its case first
<br />by calling witnesses who may testify by
<br />narrative or by examination, and by the
<br />introduction of exhibits. 'After such wit-
<br />ness has testified, the contesting path/
<br />will be allowed to ask questions. This pro-
<br />cedure will be repeated with each wit-
<br />,ness until neither side has further ques-
<br />tions.
<br /> 2) After the City has presented all its
<br />evidence, the objector may call witnesses
<br />or present such testimony as the objector
<br />desires, The same procedure for ques-
<br />tioning of the City's witnesses will be fol-
<br />lowed with the objector's witnesses.
<br /> 3) The objector may be represented
<br />by counsel.
<br /> 4) Minnesota Rules of Evidence will
<br />not be strictly applied; however, 'they
<br />may be considered and argued to the
<br />Council as to the weight of items of evi-
<br />dence or testimony presented to the
<br />Council.
<br /> S) The entire proceedings will be
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<br />PRINTER'S AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
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<br />STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ss
<br />County of Anoka )
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<br /> Peter G. Bodley, being duly sworn, on oath says that he is the managing editor of the
<br />newspaper known as the Anoka County Union, and has full knowledge of the facts which are
<br />stated below:
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<br /> (A) The newspaper has complied with all of the requirements constituting qualification as
<br />a qualified newspaper, as provided by Minnesota Statute 331A.02, 331A.07, and other
<br />applicable laws, as amended.
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<br /> (B) The printed NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, (#01-16) which is attached was cut
<br />from the columns of said newspaper, and was printed and published once each week for one
<br />successive week; it was first published on Friday, the 7th day of September, 2001 and was
<br />thereafter printed and published on every Friday to and including Friday, the ........ day of
<br />................ 2001, and printed below is a copy of the lower case alphabet from A to Z, both
<br />inclusive, which is hereby acknowledged as being the size and kind of type used in the
<br />composition and publication of the notice:
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<br />Managing Editor
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<br />Subscribed and sworn to before me on
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<br />this 7th day of September, 2001
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<br />Notary Public
<br />
<br /> DIXIE L. MASON
<br />NOTARY PUBLIC- MINNESOTA
<br />My Commission ExpI~ ~-31-2005
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<br />RATE INFORMATION
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<br />(I) Lowest classified rate paid by commercial
<br /> users for comparable space
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<br />$10.75
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<br />(Line, word, or inch rate)
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<br />(2) Maximum rate allowed by law for the above matter
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<br />$10.75
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<br />(Line, word, or inch rate)
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<br />(3) Rate actually charged for the above matter
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<br />$7.65
<br />(Line, word, or inch rate)
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<br /> 6) At the close of the presentation of
<br /> evidence, the objector may make a final
<br /> presentation to the Council based on evi-
<br /> dence and the law. No new evidence
<br /> may be presented at this point.
<br /> 7) The council may adopt the pro-
<br /> posed assessment at the hearing.
<br /> Under Minnesota Statutes, Sections
<br /> 435.193 to 435.19,5, and Ramsey City
<br /> Code Chapter 4.60.18, the City Council
<br /> may defer the payment of this special
<br /> assessment for any person(s) that fit the
<br /> guidelines listed in Section 4.60.18 Subd.
<br />pS of the Ramsey City Code. When a
<br />deferment of the special assessment has ~ -' ~ --
<br />been granted and is terminated for any
<br />eason provided in these laws, all
<br />mounts accumulated including applica-
<br />le interest, will be ~Jue. Any assessed
<br />roperty owner meeting the require-
<br />ments of these laws may, within 30 days
<br />of the confirmation of the assessment,
<br />apply to the City Administrator with the
<br />prescribed form for such deferral of pay-
<br />ment of this special assessment.
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<br /> An owner may appeal an assessment
<br />to District Court pursuant to Minnesota
<br />Statutes Section 429.081 and Chapter
<br />4.60.10 of the Ramsey City Code by serv-
<br />in9 notice of the appeal upon the Mayor
<br />or City Administrato~ of the City within
<br />30 days after the adoption of the assess-
<br />ment and filing such notice with the
<br />District Court within ten days after serv-
<br />ice upon the Mayor or City Administrator.
<br />Steven J. )ankowski
<br />City Engineer
<br />Dated: August 28, 2001
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<br /> Published in Anoka County Union
<br /> September 7. 20Ol
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