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<br />Prepared by: Bolton & Menk, Inc. FINANCING <br />2023 Street Improvements (Sunrise Drive Mill and Overlay) ǀ 0N1.127995 Page 4 <br />IV. FINANCING <br />Street: The City’s Assessment Policy for rehabilitated urban streets outlines that 50% of street <br />rehabilitation costs, including any cost associated with the repair of curb and gutter, shall be <br />assessed to the benefited properties. The special assessment policy includes special provisions for <br />corner lots, commercial properties, lots that have already been assessed, and minimum/maximum <br />front footages; notes and adjustments for these parcels are listed in the Assessment Rolls in <br />Appendix C. The remaining street cost s will be funded using the City’s Infrastructure Capital <br />Improvement Fund. <br />Sunrise Drive is recommended to be assessed on a per unit basis due to the similar size and use of <br />the properties being assessed along each roadway. As such, parcels are assigned a unit count and in <br />some cases adjusted in accordance with the special provisions described above. The total assessable <br />cost is then divided among the total assessable units to determine a total assessable cost per unit. <br />The parcel located at 2395 Edgerton Street is an oversized lot that can be subdivided and is <br />therefore receiving three unit assessments. <br />Water, Sewer, and Storm: This project includes only minor water, sanitary, and storm sewer <br />repairs. As such, in accordance with the City’s Special Assessment Policy, water, sanitary, and <br />storm sewer improvements will not be assessed. Instead, they will be funded by the City’s <br />Infrastructure Capital Improvement Fund. <br /> <br /> Special Assessment – Street Costs Assessed <br />The unit assessments discussed below are estimates. At the conclusion of construction, City <br />staff will tabulate actual/final project costs and use those costs as the basis for the levied <br />assessments. An Assessment Hearing will be held by the City Council to share these costs <br />with the residents. <br />A per unit assessment method is being utilized for Sunrise Drive due to the consistency <br />of adjacent property sizes and uses. <br />The estimated per policy assessments for street improvements are: <br />• Unit Assessment Rate $2,267 <br />Appendix C identifies the Assessment Roll and benefiting properties. <br /> <br />
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