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MINUTES <br /> EN HILLS <br /> 111 Outstanding Discussion: Still need to address the percentage of assessments. There is a <br /> need to clarify how we determine number of units or the per unit equivalence for <br /> assessments. It was recommended to let the planning commission give feedback as to <br /> what to how to approach commercial properties, as well as multiple frontage lots. It was <br /> recommended to have a clause stating that some properties may be assess on a case by <br /> case situation. Corner lots are assessed only on the actual address. Should the City get <br /> assessed? Discussion touched on the possibilities of the City`boessment exempt <br /> and/or being assess the same as other properties. There' s nothing p the policy stating <br /> whether or not city properties are exempt. <br /> Are the current assessment rates for commercial proprtt and residential properties>s t <br /> appropriately? How are double frontage lots asses§ e? <br /> Giga provided a background of how Roseville funds their street:pr j;e;cts. Roseville <br /> created a two prong funding approach using bonds and assessrr is<.';':,: :„...996 they <br /> created an infrastructure fund; tax payers pay a lttt each year towards`ti i fund, <br /> resulting in a lower assessment. How much does i ecollect ever <year i <br /> r3`,y nto that <br /> fund from taxes? <br /> Has the City looked at the long term if assessments are the best option? We are going to <br /> get into the long range financial plan;looking towards the fut are and how we want to pay <br /> for things. <br /> • <br /> We do not have a project for 2008 s we are not in a:t t` e'crunch to get this policy <br /> completed; our next reconstutio : roject will be summer 2009. <br /> 3.B. Capital<;T 1 .ent <br /> .::............... <br /> Finance Director I erso i l: iga gaveexplanation of the formatting of the CIP <br /> book. Hlgers recommend that.the City lks at the possibility of sharing equipment <br /> with; oscville to decrease t ;e;; i st of equipment. It was also recommended to combine <br /> so.m :: jrations. We may w'aittoave Greg Hoag, Public Works Director,join us to <br /> d sc :t ese options. Mayor H r Lead would like this group to focus more on the <br /> s <br /> iiifeediiii&i9f the CIP. Look ir t xds streets and new fire departments. Parks and <br /> Trails h ::newer:been economically balanced with the rest of the needs of the City. <br /> Roads arer ateE�:�r�`a` vezia'et condition Index PCI . <br /> ( ) evaluate the <br /> roads; roads are rate : t 4:to 100. A rating of 0-30 i We have a consultant s "poor" and needs to be <br /> reconstructed. <br /> 4.A. Report from the City Council <br /> Sue created a new chart of accounts. Staff is currently working on the Capital <br /> Improvement Plan(CIP). The old city hall property is going out for a RFP; it could <br /> potentially be residential land. <br /> S <br />
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