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assessed to the affected property owners. �.. <br />Subdivision 2. Work on existing improvements. Subject to the requirements of <br />Subdivision, work on existing improvements may be specially assessed in accordance with Minn <br />Stat. Chapter 429. <br />Subdivision 3. Consent to additional improvements. <br />A. The city engineer shall bring a consent form or forms identifying each of the <br />proposed additional improvements to the neighborhood meeting described in Subdivision 1 <br />above. The consent form(s) shall have spaces for affected property owners to initial or otherwise <br />indicate their approval for some or all of such additional improvements. <br />B. The city engineer shall tally the consents received for each of the proposed <br />additional improvements. If the owners of 70% or more of the property to be specially assessed <br />for a specific additional improvement consent, that additional improvement shall be considered <br />an existing improvement for purposes of Subdivision 2 above. <br />C. If the tally of consents does not meet paragraph B above, the additional <br />improvement or improvements may not be specially assessed unless the special assessment <br />procedure in Subdivision 4 below is followed. <br />Subdivision 4. Additional improvements without consent. <br />A. Additional improvements must either (1) receive the consent of at least <br />twenty-five percent (25%) of the affected property owners, or (2) be authorized by a four-fifths <br />(4/5) majority vote of the City Council. <br />B. Consideration of the improvement project may then proceed in accordance <br />with Minn Stat. Chapter 429, through the public hearing on the project. Then a period of sixty <br />(60) days shall elapse after the public hearing before any further action shall be taken by the <br />Council on the proposed improvement. <br />C. Affected property owners opposed to additional improvements may, within <br />this sixty-day period, file with the city clerk a petition or written objection to any or all of the <br />additional improvements. The City Council shall may not specially assess any additional <br />improvement which is objected to by the greater of (a) 25% of the affected property owners, or <br />(b) one more affected property owner than signed consents to the additional improvement(s), <br />then the City Council may specially assess such additional improvement(s) only after obtaining <br />approval of a majority of the voters voting on the question at a general or special election. The <br />ballot shall generally describe the proposed additional improvement(s), the estimated principal <br />amount of any bonds to be issued to finance the public improvement(s) and the estimated <br />percentage of total debt service on the bonds expected to be paid from ad valorem taxes. <br />D. If the voters do not approve additional improvement(s) and issuance of bonds <br />therefor at an election required by paragraph C above, the provisions of Minn Stat. § 475.58, <br />subd. la shall apply. <br />Section 8.03. (As provided in City Council proposal 03-14.) <br />Section 8.04. (As provided in City Council proposal 03-14.) <br />
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