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Assessment Policy Summary Page 4 of 4 11/19/12 (e) At the end of 25 years, the City will evaluate the mainte nance needs for the 1 “enhanced street light” areas. A reconstr uction project will be considered where 2 the new operation and maintenance costs for the next 25 years will be proposed to 3 be assessed to the benefiting properties. 4 (f) In new development and redevelopments, the operation and maintenance costs for 5 an “enhanced street light” installation sha ll be paid for by the property owners in 6 the new development in perpetuity. These costs shall either be paid for up front 7 by the developer or assessed to the property owners. The total cost shall be the 8 “enhanced street light” operation and maintenance cost minus the City’s “standard 9 street light” contribution. The City’s ba sic contribution shall be determined based 10 on the procedure outlined in section IV. B. of the City Street Light policy. 11 10.12. Definitions 12 (a) Assessable frontage: Property frontage on a segment of infrastructure scheduled 13 for improvement. If a parcel is a corner lot or has multiple street frontages, the 14 parcel frontage shall only be calculated for the side abutting the infrastructure 15 scheduled for improvements. 16 (b) Benefited Area: The properties expected to receive positive impacts from the 17 proposed public improvement a nd which are subject to assessment for the cost of 18 construction. T he Benefited Area is determined on a project- by- project basis. 19 (b)(c) Enhanced Street Light: When the location, design, or spacing for requested lights 20 does not meet the “Standard Street Light” qualifying conditions, property owners 21 may request that the City undertake an “Enhanced Street Lighting” project. 22 (c)(d) Long side: On a corner lot or multiple fro ntage lot, the frontage of a property that 23 is longest. 24 (d)(e) Private Driveway: A driveway or road that serves as a primary access for one or 25 more property owners that is not maintain ed by the City of Roseville, MnDOT or 26 Ramsey County. 27 (e)(f) Required Drainage: Drainage improvements necessary because of an 28 improvement project. This can be the result of meeting City, watershed or 29 wetland requirements. Includes rate control, water quality treatment, infiltration, 30 and wetland mitigation. 31 (f)(g) Roadway Reconstruction Project: This type of project involves removing and 32 replacing the existing roadway bituminous, more than 50% of the concrete curb, 33 the base materials, and oftentimes perfor ming utility work (water, sewer, etc.) at 34 the same time. 35 (g)(h) Roadway Maintenance Project: Perform ing a Reclaim and Overlay, Mill and 36 Overlay, or sealcoating of city streets. 37 (h)(i) Short side: On a corner lot or multiple fr ontage lot, the frontage of a property that 38 is shortest. 39 (i)(j) Standard Street Light: street light instal lation that meets the location, design and 40 spacing of the City street light policy qualifying conditions described in section 41 IV. B. of the City Street Light policy. 42 (j)(k) Total Project Cost: Project costs include actual construction cost plus all 43 associated overhead costs. The total cost of the associated overhead for a public 44 improvement project would typically incl ude city administration, engineering, 45 fiscal, legal, capital interest, right of way acquisition and contingencies. 46 Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New Roman Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New Roman Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New Roman Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New Roman Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New Roman