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Dunn & McCuskey S&W Charges Analysis <br /> April 15,2008/April 7,2009 <br /> Page 4 <br /> It is clear that all the connection charge issues must be understood and conclusions <br /> reached before the Developer's Agreement is finalized. Greg Gappa, Orono's Director <br /> of Public Services, is working with Long Lake to finalize a sewer and water agreement. <br /> Until the counection charge issue is resolved, I do not believe Orono can commit that <br /> "the Dunn property will not be assessed for the City water and sanitary sewer <br /> improvements for the Creekside in Orono development". However, if you conclude <br /> that `installation of the improvements' is a separate issue from `assessment for any <br /> connection charges that Long Lake may impose on Dunn or the City of Orono', then I <br /> believe we can craft language that gives you the desired confirmation. <br /> Language clarifying the assessment issues ultimately was not included in the Developers <br /> Agreement. The Final Plat Resolution conditions as well as the Developers Agreement <br /> contain only the following with regard to S&W: <br /> 6. Sanitarv Sewer and Water Svstems. All applicable City of Long Lake connection fees <br /> and charges associated with the sewer and water system serving the development shall <br /> be paid to Long Lake by the Developer. Developer shall be responsible for any charges <br /> to the City of Orono from the City of Long Lake in relation to the provision of <br /> municipal sewer and water from Long Lake. <br /> Upon completion by the Developer and acceptance by the City of Orono, the sanitary <br /> sewer and water facilities within Outlot B and within the 30' utility easement of Lot 7, <br /> shall become part of the City of Orono utility system, to be operated and maintained by <br /> the City of Orono. <br /> As part of the installation of sanitary sewer and water improvements per the approved <br /> plans, Developer shall install two sewer and two water stubs for future service to the <br /> Dunn property and 1 sewer and 1 water stub for future service to the McCuskey <br /> property. <br /> No discussion about what fees Dunn or McCuskey might be charged by Orono. <br /> Williamson Analysis. There is one recent instance where staff did determine a connection <br /> fee for an existing house that was part of the new subdivision by virtue of having sold part of <br /> its land to create the subdivision. That property is the Williamson house at 190 N. Willow, <br /> which became part of Glendale Cove. <br /> The Williamsons initially requested a sewer connection to the Hackberry sewer in 2004, prior <br /> to the Glendale Cove application. At that time the City advised them that their actual costs of <br /> connection would likely be reduced by waiting until the adjoining property on the east side of <br /> Willow Drive was developed. This would avoid a long connection route and crossing of <br /> Willow with an individual service. Shortly thereafter they sold a portion of their property to <br /> Steve Bohl who as part of the development of Glendale Cove in 2006-2007 installed sewer <br /> and water lines as well as a road, stormwater facilities and other improvements to serve 8 <br /> new homes. Those sewer and water lines became the property of the City, and the City <br /> maintains them as part of its system. As part of that project, Bohl installed municipal sewer <br /> and water stubs to serve the Williamson property. <br />
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