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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, September 12, 2011 <br /> Page 32 <br /> different intensities having different impacts. Mayor Roe noted that this change <br /> in methodology provided a big picture change with network trips for 2030 shifted <br /> to the background with public contributions included; in addition to developing a <br /> base line pre-2006 credit in addition to future improvements. Mayor Roe noted <br /> that the traffic study looked at an analysis throughout all improvements, with <br /> network trips per improvement adding up to an aggregate number with different <br /> impacts for projects other than original assumptions. Mayor Roe questioned what <br /> the trigger was and how to account for when that happened and how to be fair so <br /> the last one doesn't have to pay for the others. <br /> Ms. Bloom advised that previous traffic studies, as well as incremental tests, and <br /> projected 2015 and 2030 studies would determine the cause, whether background <br /> traffic or a development proposal, or subsequent growth. <br /> Mayor Roe confirmed that, once a development was in place, contributions would <br /> go toward future development, with the past being accounted for in price updates <br /> annually; providing for fairness to be built into the system and allowing for much <br /> greater comfort with those assumptions. <br /> At the request of Councilmember Willmus on Subarea 3, Block 1 (Attachment C), <br /> Ms. Bloom advised that the discrepancy pointed out was created by the timing of <br /> the cost allocation study; with the public street installed and cost allocations for <br /> those improvements not yet included on Table 4 and needing to be updated. <br /> Public Comment <br /> Mark Rancone,Roseville Properties (County Road C and Cleveland Avenue) <br /> Mr. Rancone noted that, as previously stated, landowners would prefer to pay <br /> nothing; and opined that determining what was fair for each landowners now and <br /> in the future was a difficult balancing act. In his particular case, Mr. Rancone <br /> opined that if the improvements were completed, they should pay their fair share <br /> as they benefited their land, as per State Statute stipulations. Mr. Rancone ques- <br /> tioned the legality of this type of formula; however, he expressed appreciation to <br /> staff giving it further annual review and reflecting market place changes since <br /> 2006, resulting in the numbers being reduced substantially, even though they re- <br /> mained extensive. Mr. Rancone noted that the buildings on their parcels had been <br /> decommissioned in early 2000 in anticipation of the previous redevelopment; and <br /> he questioned if those numbers were still relative given the slow pace of devel- <br /> opment in the Twin Lakes Redevelopment Area. Mr. Rancone opined that the <br /> out-of-pocket for the City would net around $6.5 million, and as it affected only <br /> the west end parcels, it may prove to be the only infrastructure needing done and <br /> completed already. <br /> Mr. Rancone suggested that the City focus on what had been completed and allo- <br /> cate those dollars versus projecting what could possibility be positive or negative <br /> if it doesn't' develop up to Fairview Avenue. Mr. Rancone opined that there was <br />
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