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City Council Meeting, February 26, 1997 t Nyberg explained the assessment is determined from the front footage. The city can not assess a property more than an increase of the property's value. Ruben Lentz of Reel Manufacturing asked if this interconnect benefits the whole city why isn't the whole city assessed? Nyberg explained the whole city has been contributing to the water fund which will be used on this project, the City's cost is $98,300. Nyberg explained these assessments are not set in stone. Carpenter asked how are the properties in the flood zone benefited? Nyberg explained the property owners can comply with the required permits and bring the city the land elevations. The city would determine the minimal elevations then fill can be brought in. Herman Strehlow asked since the ditch runs through his property, how will the western property benefit? Nyberg explained this is something the city will have to consider. Mr. Strehlow asked since his property is identified agriculture would he still have to hook up? Nyberg said no, not if its agriculture. Carpenter commented being assessed for water and sewer is one thing but also to remove the current system would be a hardship. Nyberg explained once the water line is available you must hook up but you can still use your existing well. l MOTION by Buckbee, seconded by Brenner to close the watermain interconnect informational meeting. Motion carried unanimously. PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Carolyn Pickle - Parking Ticket - Carolyn Pickle of7122 Brian Drive voiced concern about a $25.00 parking ticket she had received since her vehicle was on the street over night. Ms. Pickle had spoke to the Chief of Police he told her the council advised the Police Department to aggressively ticket vehicles parked on the road after parking hours. Ms. Pickle has lived in Centerville for six years and didn't know there was no overnight parking on the streets. Buckbee commented the parking ordinances have been mentioned in the city newsletter. Ms. Pickle explained she doesn't read the newsletter, they have been in Centerville for six years and she had never seen a no parking sign until today. Ms. Pickle commented, ticketing her vehicle at 4:00 am is terrible, the police officer should have woke her up to move the vehicle. Ms. Pickle explained she pays $1,735 for taxes and now she has to pay an additional $25.00 parking ticket. Ms. Pickle left the council chambers. APPEARANCES: Michael Navin - Grading LaMotte Park - Park and Recreation Alternate Chairman Michael Navin and Committee Member Kevin ~ Fogerty addressed the Council. Mr. Navin commended the council's acquisition of the 3