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<br />Page 1 of2 <br /> <br />Teresa Bender <br /> <br />From: Peterson, Tom W [tpeterson@bonestr06.com] <br />Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 12:54 PM <br />To: T Wilharber <br />Cc: Teresa Bender <br />Subject: MuniCipal Improvements to St Genevieve's property <br /> <br />Hi Tom, <br /> <br />Thanks for the information on your previous assessment for water main. I'm not certain at this time what the <br />City wants to do with the proposed water assessment for the main along Lamotte and Heritage. Since it <br />appears the church is planning to develop the property in the foreseeable future, we will need to adjust that <br />number. In the Feasibility Report, I figured 8 equivalent residential units for the church property. Based on the <br />preliminary plan you showed me at the Information Meeting, we would likely not charge for 8 units. <br /> <br />The other charges (street, storm, curbing) would still be assessed for the proposed improvements along both <br />streets. Again, since I am assessing on an equivalent lot basis, there is a total of 8 equivalent residential lots <br />that would "fit" along both streets. One oflhose lots would be a corner lot at Heritage and Lamotte. Like other <br />areas in the city, a comer lot counts as 1.5 uni.ts for the street portion ofthe assessment. In this case, I did not <br />even use the 1.5 factor and kept your number at 8 units. Therefore, the storm unit assessment of $946 X 8 = <br />$7,568. Street = $2,719 X 8 = $21,752. Curb = actual fronlfootage X $13.12 per foot = $11,808. <br /> <br />Call me if you have any questions. In addition, could you please send a copy of the proposed development for <br />the property? We are trying to size storm sewers along Heritage Street and need any Information you have on <br />drainage. <br /> <br />Thanks, <br /> <br />Tom Peterson <br />City Engineer <br />Bonestroo and Associates <br /> <br />-----Original Message----- <br />From: T Wilharber [mailto:tdwilharber67@msn.com] <br />Sent: Wednesday, February 04,20043:20 PM <br />To: Kim Sykes; Peterson, Tom W <br />Cc: St Gens; T Fitz; Sonya Murray; Anderson; Becky Nis; David Gagnon; Jim McGeary; Terry Sweeney; <br />Theresa Bender; Tom <br />Subject: Municipal Improvements to St Genevieve's property <br /> <br />To: City of Centerville: <br /> <br />~. <br /> <br />In 1998, the parish of St Genevieve's was assessed $13,279.36 for a water <br />improvement on the east side of our church's property (along Centerville Road). This was <br />at the time that water was extended from Park View (Richard Carlson's development) to <br />the north for the Chaunchy Barrot Gardens and then south along Centerville road to <br />Hunter's Crossing (Richard Carlson's development). <br />This assessment has been fully paid off when it was brought to our attention in June <br />2003, the amount was paid on 30 Jun 2003. <br />With the latest municipal improvements recommended by the city this coming summer, <br />the parish has again been assessed for PIN# R23-31-22-23-0060 for a total of $69,632.00 <br />(Breakdown as follows: Water $28,504.00, Storm $7,568.00, Street $21,752.00, Curb & <br />gutter $11,808.00, Sidewalk $ O. <br /> <br />2/6/2004 <br />
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