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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />OCTOBER 24, 2006 <br />LANE The City Engineer reviewed Che project costs for Rose Lane noting that Che <br />feasibility study estimated total project costs at $335,700.00 and estimated <br />assessable costs at $82,599.83. Estimated actual costs for the Cotal project <br />are $254,000.00 and estimated actual assessable costs are $72,771.19. <br />Project costs for Morrison Street feasibility study were estimated at <br />$1.74,600.00 for total project costs and $30,130.68 for estimated <br />assessable costs. Estimated actual costs for the Morrison project area <br />$168,000.00 and estimated actual assessable costs are $37,]96.73. <br />The Engineer reviewed the City's residential assessment policy noting that <br />street reconstruction costs are assessed based on an 8"/3" urban section, <br />30-foot wide street. Assessments are based on front footage at a <br />maximum street assessment race of $54.64 per front foot. Storm sewer <br />rehabilitation costs are not assessed. <br />Assessment payment methods were reviewed, noting that property owners <br />can pay their assessmenC in full or in parC at Che City within 30 days of <br />adoption with no interest being added. After the 30 day time period, <br />remaining assessment balances are certified to Ramsey County for <br />collection with property taxes. Assessment balances will be spread for <br />collection over a ten year period at an interest rate of 6.5%. It was noted <br />that should a property owner wish to pay off an assessment balance early, <br />that payment should be made prior to November 15`x' in the given year. <br />On November 15`x', the County adds the next year's interest balance Co the <br />assessment payout. <br />The Engineer noted that property owners on a fixed income, either senior <br />citizens or permanently disabled, can apply for assessment deferrals. If <br />assessments are deferred, interest will continue to accrue on the deferred <br />amount. The Engineer noted that assessments and/or interest on the <br />assessment are not tax deductible. However, a property owner could <br />possibly Cake out a home equity loan to pay the assessmenC, with interest <br />then being Cax deductible. However, individual property owners should <br />verify this with their tax advisor. The Engineer noted that a development <br />deferral can be applied to Che uudeve]oped portion of a larger lot that is <br />subdividable. Again,interesC would accrue on a development deferral. <br />The Engineer then reviewed the proposed assessment roll, as well as a <br />sample amortization schedule should an assessment be certified to Ramsey <br />County for collection. <br />11 <br />
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