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� � It is also recommended multiple family properties be assessed similar to residential property. Listed , below is a suggested front foot amount for each unit based on property type and the estimated percentage of value campared to residential property. , � FF/Unit , Duplex -(80% of 75 Fk� 60 F'F Townhomes -(60°l0 of 75 Fk� 45 FF I Apartments -(40% of 75 FF� 30 FF , An alternative to the front footage assessment would be to assign an average cost per lot for all single � family lots with proportional rates for all other residential housing types. � It is recommended commercial and industrial property be assessed the full rate, based on the construction incu�ed, and be assessed for their entire frontage abutting the street project. Tn same � cases, if commerciaUindustrial properties have minimal frontage abutting the project, it may be appropriate to assess on a per lot basis or adjusted in some manner to reflect beneft received. � _ _ _ Table 6 shows suggested assessment percentages for utility upgrades for sanitary sewer, water main , and storm sewer. Appendix B gives estimated costs for various pipe sizes and appurtenances. New water main is typically assessed 100°!0 of the equivalent 6-inch diameter with all oversizing costs � paid through City Trunk Funds. It is fett that additional storm sewer or storm sewer repairs add considerable benefit to property owners and a 50% assessment was figured. � � Revenue ' , Managing the city's infrastructure is a ve'ry large undertaking. As shown in this report, total street project costs of approximately $6,763,542 are anticipated through the year 2009 to upgrade streets. � , Approximately 23°Io or $1,583,654 will be assessed to benefited property owners. The remaining $5,179,888 must be financed through bonds, general fund, special city funds, or County � participation. � Centerville Pavement Management Study 28