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) The total estimated annual cost per unit in Anderson's plat LS $1300.00 and $1317.00 in the Carson plat. Mr. Otto stated that the project appears to be technically and financially feasible. Mr. Hartley stated that another impact to Flintwood I and Ramsey Terrace is that a substantial part of the road would have to be replaced and this would be at the cost of the project. During the period of construction, there will be an interruption of access service to the property. Mr. Hartley stated that the City's Comprehensive Plan needs tobe amended . in order to extend utilities to the Carson and Anderson projects. There is a workshop scheduled for August 16 to discuss this issue with the Planning and Zoning Commission. The density issue affecting the greater part of Ramsey also needs to be resolved before the Anderson project can proceed and before any tax increment financing can be extended to the Carson or Anderson project. Mr. Hartley stated that following this hearing, there is a 60 day waiting period; following that, the projects may proceed provided the developer is prepared to pay for the utilities, the comprehensive plan amendment is in place and the city is prepared to offer the tax increment revenue. CITIZEN INPUT \ Bob Schwartz - 5600 142nd Avenue - Inquired if the REC charges are to existing residents on 142nd or future residents of Carson and Anderson developments. Inquired as to who pays for resurfacing 142nd. Inquired if taxes would increase in Ramsey Terrace and F1intwood as a result of sewer and water services being available. Mr. Otto stated that the REC charges are to future units in the Carson and Anderson Developments; the cost to resurface the road is charged to the project and not to existing residents. Mr. Hartley stated that the project will not increase property taxes in F1intwood and Ramsey Terrace because those properties will not have access to those utilities and it will take considerable work to make them available to those properties. Those utilities will not be made available to any properties in Flintwood and Ramsey Terrace unless they submit a vali~ petition to the City requesting those services. Bob Arhart - 14140 Germanium Street N.W. - Expressed that the extra depth required for the installation of sewer mains will destroy large trees in the area. Do future utility service plans including bring the water main back down 142nd and tearing up that road again? Mayor Reimann replied that the City doesn't have any intention to initiate such a project in the future unless the residents of that area petition for it.. Bob Arhart Inquired if a future water main project would go along the City Council Public Hearing/July 12, 1988 Page 2 of 4 33