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Mr. Ronald Kramer's request Plat 89206 Parcel 3685 # 20_4 1) The City Council April 22, 1980, ordered a public hearing because of interest shown for street improvements in an adjoining area. 2) A notice of public hearing was placed in the City's official paper and individual notices were mailed to all affected residents. 3) The public hearing was held May 19, 1980, input was received from numerous residents. Mr. Kramer forwarded a written document opposing the project. 4) On May 19, 1980, the City Council adopted resolution number 80 -32 ordering the improvement. 5) On June 24, 1980, the City Council adopted resolution number 80 -58 accepting the bid of N.D.H., Inc. for the proposed construction. 6) On September 8, 1980, the City Council adopted resolution number 80 -103 ordering a public hearing be held October 14, 1980 for the purpose of de- termining costs and the proposed assessments. 7) On October 14, 1980, the City Council held the public hearing and adopted resolution number 80 -130 establishing assessment costs. 8) The assessment policy for all projects was to divide total buildable parcels of land into the total cost to determine a unit assessment. 9) In unplatted areas where parcels exceeded the City lot size require- ment, additional units were added accordingly to share in the project costs. 10) In this area there were several homeowners that were assessed more than one unit. 11) Using the City's criteria for determining a parcels suitability for building, there were several parcels that were not assessed. 12) The parcel is buildable based on the City of Ramsey's following criteria for determining a parcels buildability: a) Adequate areas for the placement of and proper construction of an on -site septic system. b) Positive parcel drainage to eliminate flooding potentials under all conditions. 13) Due to the parcel configuration and adjacent power line Mr. Kramer has requested his assessment for plat 89206 parcel 3685 be deleted. 14) The power company has stated that residential buildings are allowed to be constructed to within 50 feet of the center of the powerline. However, they recommend that construction be kept 75 feet away from the center of the powerline.