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<br /> I <br /> I. aBR.sN f,lILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 26. 1995 <br /> I Councilmember Hicks questioned if residents were notified of the informational meetings regarding <br /> I the 1995 Pavement Improvement Project. Mr. Stonehouse indicated those in Hunters Park which <br /> abut the property were notified. He indicated at the meeting it was decided to assess the entire <br /> Association. Mr. Stonehouse indicated there has not been any additional informational meetings <br /> I since that decision. <br /> Mr. Fritsinger indicated there were discussions held at the informational meeting whether the entire <br /> I Association should be assessed or just the properties which abut Benton Way. At that time the <br /> engineer was directed to review previous assessments, and how they had been handled in similar <br /> situations. The engineer reviewed the case of Arden Hills Townhomes Association, which was <br /> I assessed a number of years ago and applied the same principles as in that case. But Mr. Fritsinger <br /> pointed out, at the time of the last hearing those properties had not yet been added. <br /> I Councilmember Hicks inquired if the City is potentially assessing more residents. Mr. Fritsinger <br /> indicated that was correct. <br /> I Mr. Tom Harkness, 1123 Benton Way, indicated he had attended the first meeting and provided <br /> Staff with a list of properties in the Association, yet Staff did not notifY the property owners. He <br /> ~ did not ask for those properties to be assessed. <br /> Mr. Frank Pistotnik, 1163 Benton Way, indicated Hunters Park Association is comprised of <br /> I independent single family homes, and communication must be made to each property owner, not to <br /> the Association. <br /> I Mr. Pistotnik inquired if there will be any additional assessments to the Association for this overlay <br /> project, <br /> I Mayor Probst indicated when originally discussed, it was thought that the homes were individually <br /> parceled, but the fact is they are not and there is what is considered common space. Assessments <br /> I then were based on the total length of street which abuts the entire development, this is multiplied <br /> by four, and divided by the number of homes within the project. He indicated in terms of this <br /> overlay project that this would be the only assessment. <br /> I Mr. Jeff Sjobeck, 1175 Benton Way, indicated he was confused and inquired if this project <br /> assessment included Harriet A venue. Mr. Stonehouse indicated Harriet is included in the project. <br /> I Mayor Probst indicated if the resident's property abuts Harriet, the assessment would include this <br /> improvement. <br /> I Mr. Dick Fregeau, 3280 New Brighton Road, inquired as to the formula for property with frontage <br /> on two streets. Councilmember Malone indicated on a comer property, the formula would be the <br /> I- length of the short side, plus one-third the length of the long side. He gave an example where a 150 <br /> I <br />
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