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City Council meeting_ of June 18, .1.94--1 Page 2 owners with regard to the computation of the assessments. The City staff, along with the City Engineer, reviewed the concerns raised by affected property owners, and visited the sites in question. The five parcels removed from the original proposed assessment rolls are owned by Sophie Arcand, Theodora Peltier, and Fred Hummel. In reviewing the concerns raised by Mr. Howard Arcand at the May 7th meeting, it should be noted that none of the Arcand property south of 100th Street was included on the assessment rolls. 2145 feet of frontage on the road south of 100th Street was declared unbuildable and not assessed. The only property owned by Mrs. Sophie Arcand that was assessed was that portion north of 130th Street. Mr. Fred Hummel felt that his assessments were incorrectly computed based on the City's formula for assessing a corner lot. The City had previously computed 790 lineal feet of Mr. Hummel's property as assessable. In reviewing this request, it was noted that the footage was not computed correctly so the lineal footage affected, based on the City's policy, was reduced to 510 lineal feet. Mrs. Theodora Peltier questioned the City's judgement on assessing 175 feet of her property on Goodview Avenue south of 130th. It should be noted that approximately 1190 lineal feet of Mrs. Peltier's property was declared unbuildable; however, the extreme southerly 175' was determined to be buildable by the City Engineer. There are no changes proposed regarding this request. Notices have been sent to the affected property owners indicating the amount of the assessments being recommended to the City Council by the staff, and the required resolution has been prepared for certification to the county. Both Mr. Hummel and Mrs. Peltier have notified the City of their intent to appeal these assessments pursuant to Chapter 49 of the Public Improvement Code. All property owners affected have beennnobtffeddiln writing, and at the May 7, 1990 City Council meeting of their-' right to file written or oral objections and that no appeal may be taken as to the amount of an assessment unless a signed, written objection is filed with the Clerk prior to the hearing or presented to the presiding officer at the hearing. McAllister made motion, 'Jail seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 1990-17 RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS FOR C I P PROJECT PHASE 1 #5-2-99(9). VOTING AYE: Vail., Olson, Jesinski, McAllister, Atkinson VOTING NAY: None Notion on Carried . RES5LUTION AUTHORIZING—REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AND PLAN As per Council direction, the City's financial consultants (furan €< Moody) have completed the necessary resolutions approving the City's Redevelopment Plan, as well as authorization to enter into an Installment. Purchase Contract for the purpose of acquiring Rice Lake Park:. This action by the Citi, Council is being taken pursuant. to Minnesota StatuteE--- 469.001 to 469.047. The resolution authorizes the sale of $245,000 in public- project revenue bonds. The city administrator is designated to ac' - on behalf of the City as the authorized City representative as defined in the contract. Upon acquisition of the park by the C':it:.•.;, the City will then quit claim ownership of the property to the Housing Authority until such; time that the bands are paid off. The City has the full authority to