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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-03-20 Minutes 3/20/72 7:20 PM PLANNING & ZONING COMMITTEE MEETING MEMBERS PRESENT ABSENT FRAN BURQUE GORDY REHBEIN KEN CARPENTER WALTER PRACHER BOB LAMOTTE Sewer coming into Centerville was discussed nothing resolved. John Peterson property east of Peterson addition and south of Centerville road discussed as to whether to zone residential or commercial Tabled until future date after more village planning made. Lino Village code was studied and discussed along with ordinances that have been added to the Centerville Village code. It was noted that in section 4 of ordinance #14 road construction for property that is being platted out for new homes - builders or platters in Lino must post a bond or equivilant Centerville does not Petitioning of streets does village reserve the right to build or does the builder have the right to build Clarification section 9 ordinance #14, It was also noted that section #3 ordinance #14 is not being complied with in the Village of Centerville. Ordinance #15 section #3 also is not being complied with by any developers in the village. Percolator test of soil Lino has 1 acre minimum lot size if no sanitary sewer or water is not supplied. Discussion of commercial zoning. It was felt that main street from the freeway west into the main business distric' could be zoned commercial due to the counties statement that this would be a 9 ton road. The question arose as to how deep a belt on each side of the road could be zoned commercial. It was generally felt that property along 20th Ave. should be zoned commercial. What should a good depth be for commercial property 312 ft? or 1.5 acres deep? Parking space for off street parking on commercial property? Location of buildings? Sewer and water provisions? Park Area Lino has developer required to pay 10% of land value for park purpose or equivilant. It was divided to contact the county surveyor, Mr. Anderson and ask him to attend one of our meetings. The next planning and zoning meeting will be 4/4/72 at the village hall. Meeting adjourned 9:45 pm too cold to sit any longer. Bob LaMotte i; M E T R O P O L I T A N SEWER BOARD COST ALLOCATION FOR BUDGET YEAR 1972 DESCRIPTION OF CHARGES AND CREDITS This description of the charges and credits contained in your statement is • a summary of the billing principles contained in the Metropolitan Sewer Act, Chapter 449, 1969 Session Laws. • TREATMENT WORKS COSTS Treatment works costs include current maintenance costs, operating costs and debt service related to currently utilized treatment capacity. These costs are shared equally by all communities based upon use. (a) Gallonage - The number of million gallons per year to be treated from your community. (,h) Percent of Total - The percent your community's flow is to the total of all treated flow. (c) Amount - This is your community's share of the total current cost of sewage treatment found by applying the "percent of total" from (b) above to the total treatment costs. SEWER SERVICE AREA NO. The portion of the seven county area served by the "etropolitan Sewer Board is divided into six Sewer Service Areas: Minneapolis -St, Paul Service Area number 1, North Suburban Service Area number 2, Anoka Service Area number 3, Southwest Service Area number 4, Bloomington- Eagan - Burnsville Service Area number 5, and the Southeast Service Area number 6. Service area costs include current maintenance costs, operating costs and debt service related to currently utilized interceptor capacity. These costs are shared equally by all communities within the service area based upon use. (a) Gallonage - The number of million gallons per year to be intercepted from your community. - ' - COST ALLOCATION FOR BUDGET YEAR 1972 continued Page 2 (b) Percent of Total - The percent your community's intercepted flow is to the total of all intercepted flow in the service area. (c) Amount - This is your community's share of the total current service • area costs found by applying the "percent of total" from (b) above to the total current Service Area costs. TREATMENT WORKS RESERVE CAPACITY Treatment works reserve capacity costs are debt service costs related to un- used treatment capacity. These costs are shared equally by all communities which have treatment capacity reserved for their use. (a) Gallonage - The number of million gallons per year of unused treatment capacity reserved for use by your community. (b) Percent of Total - The percent your community's reserve capacity is to the total of all communities reserved treatment capacity. (c) Amount - This is your community's share of the total reserved treatment capacity costs found by applying the "percent of total" from (b) above to the total costs_ of unused treatment works capacity. SERVICE AREA NO. RESERVE CAPACITY Service Area reserve capacity costs are debt service costs related to un- used interceptor capacity; they are developed separately for each Service Area. These costs are shared equally by all communities in the service area which have interceptor • capacity reserved for their use. (a) Gallonage - The number of million gallons per year of unused interceptor capacity, by Service Area, reserved for use by your community. (b) Percent of Total - The percent your community's reserve interceptor capacity within the Service Area. (c) Amount - This is your community's share of the total reserved interceptor capacity costs found by applying the "percent of total" from (b) above to the total costs of reserve interceptor capacity within the Service Area. ' COST ALLOCATION FOR BUDGET YEAR 1972 continued Page 3 • • TOTAL CHARGE This amount is the sum of all treatment and Service Area charges to your community. CURRENT VALUE CREDIT This amount represents a reimbursement to your community for its ownership in faril <+ipc nurrheced by r Metropntitnn Sewer Roard Fnr 1977. this amt"int is based on thirty installment credits including 4% annual interest on the unpaid balance as specified in the Act; credits are estimated on values as of January 1, 1971. DEBT PAYMENT CREDIT This amount represents a reimbursement to your community for its payment of bonded indebtedness related to facilities purchased by the Metropolitan Sewer Board. CURRENT YEAR DEFERMENT The Metropolitan Sewer Act empowers the Metropolitan Council to defer reserve capacity costs when they are disproportionate to the available economic resources of the community. This amount represents the deferment granted your community under the deferment policy adopted by the Metropolitan Council for the 1972 Budget year. CURRENT YEAR DEFERMENT CHARGES The reserve capacity costs deferred are allocated to all communities contri- buting flow to the' Metropolitan System based upon population and assessed valuation. (a) Percent of Total - This assessed value population percent is a simple average of two ratios. The ratio of your community's population to the total population of all communities contributing flow to the Metropolitan Sewer System and the ratio of your communities assessed valuation to the assessed valuation of all communities contributing flow. .(b) Amount - This is your community's share of costs deferred from other communities. It is found by applying the "percent of total" from (a) above to the total deferment granted by the council. These amounts are repayable with interest in future years. GRAND TOTAL This is your community's charge for 1972 due in 12 monthly installments. • _ ._. . • COST ALLOCATION FOR THE BUDGET YEAR 1972 • % of Gallonage Total Amount CHARGES Treatment Works Costs 74 .000837 11,917.29 Sewer Service Area No. 02 74 .029588 7,512.90 Treatment Works Reserve Capacity 297 .009441 16,179.22 Service Area No. 02 Reserve Capacity 1406 .064766 98,261.16 Metropolitan Interceptor Costs .002396 • Total Charges 133,870.57 • OTHER CREDITS OR CHARGES Current Value Credit. 1,903.o0CR Debt Payment Credit 4,263.000R Total Credits or Charges 6,166.000R • RESERVE CAPACITY DEFERRED CHARGES AND CREDITS . Current Year Deferments 83,392.10CR Current Year Deferments Charges .002396 3,049.12 Total Deferred Charges or Credits 80,342.98CR GRAD TOTAL 47,361.59 • kek 9.17.71