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� <br />1 �1 <br />ll <br />1� <br />!3 <br />�� <br />15 <br />1 �i <br />Lovell Avenue. <br />Recommendation: Defer the assessment for the Lovell Avenue side, $2,005.48, until <br />such time as the Church constructs an entrance to that street. This would reduce the <br />assessmentpayable for this lot from $12,232.80 to $l 0,227.32. <br />�. Assessment detail: 112923320041 2315 Lovell Avenue 200.8 ft $8,110.77 <br />The second parcel owned by the church is a residential home at 2315 Lovell Avenue. <br />This lot is larger than the average lot in this proj ect and has adequate frontage to <br />subdivide into 21ots. When applying state statute 429, like property needs to be treated <br />alike. This parcel is a residential lot. All of the residential lots in this project are being <br />assessed for this proj ect at the same rate. <br />Recommendation: No adjustmentto the assessment. <br />1? P-OS-06 S. Owassa Boulevard Reconstruction Proiect <br />I$ 1. Written Obiection: Kris Kuck, 312 S. Owassa Blvd <br />1� Assessmentdetail: 012923120038 312 Owasso Blvd S 217.35 f�: $5,391.82 <br />�{� <br />�I The parcel is an "odd lot" with its rear dimension differing from the front by more than <br />�? 2S%. To determine assessable frontage, the policy is to transform the lot �sir�g the odd <br />�� lot formula reducing the assessable frontage from 277 to 217.35 feet. The property owner <br />�� obj ects to the }��a� assessment since the south portion of the lot is covered by a storm <br />�.5 sewer wetland. See attached map for clarification. <br />�� <br />�� <br />�8 <br />�.9 <br />�� <br />3] <br />�� <br />3:� <br />�� <br />�5 <br />36 <br />�? <br />3� <br />�� <br />��] <br />�I <br />This lot is larger than the average lot in this proj ect. The minimum lot width for a <br />residential interior lot is 85 feet. This property has adequate frontage to subdivide into 3 <br />lots. However, City Code Chapter 1016 SI-IORELAND, WETLAND AND STORM <br />WATER MANAGEMENT requires a 50 foot setback from the wetland for any new <br />building. As a result, the southerly portion of the lot is unbuildable due to the existence <br />of the storm water wetland on the lot; no subdivisionof this lot could be accomplished <br />under the current zoning code. As a result, staff recommends that the assessable frontage <br />of this lot be reduced. <br />Recommendation: Reduce the assessable frontage for this lot from 217.35 to 128.6 ft <br />consequently reducing the assessment from $5,391.82 to $3,190. �9. <br />2. Oral & Written Objection: Harstad Homes storm ond at 3051 S. Owasso blvd <br />Assessment detail: 012923120055 � 3051 Owasso Blvd S � 340.35 ft� $8,443.09 <br />�;? When Owassa Hills was developed, this parcel was incorporated into the overall storm <br />�� water management plan. The parcel contains a pond that is completely covered by a <br />�4 public drainage and utility easement. The property owner does not feel there is a benefit <br />�5 to this property from the street improvements since it is unbuildable. The owner is <br />�� interested in deeded the parcel to the City to prevent any future confusion regarding what <br />�� can occur with this parcel of land. The property is currently tax exempt. <br />�8 <br />�14 Since statute 429 requires that the amount of the assessment has to be equal to or less <br />Page 3 of 6 <br />