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There are some items included in Mound's share of the County Road 15 <br />construction that benefit the abutting properties in the same manner that <br />similar construction benefitted properties abutting other streets in Mound. <br />When County Road 110 was improved in 1981, a portion of that cost was assessed <br />to the abutting properties, therefore, to continue with a fair and consistent <br />policy throughout the City, these costs for County Road 15 should also be <br />assessed. The items to be considered for assessment would be concrete curb and <br />gutter, concrete driveway aprons, concrete sidewalk and storm sewer. <br />Concrete Curb and Gutter & Driveway Aprons <br />The cost of the curb and gutter and driveway aprons is assessed ,.o the <br />properties abutting the improvement on a per lineal foot basis for the curb and <br />gutter and a square yard basis for driveway aprons. <br />The proposed assessment for curb and gutter would r $51,412.73 divided by <br />10,200 lineal feet which equals $5.04 per lineal foot. The proposed assessment <br />for driveway aprons is $18,954.00 dividcd by 1,000 sniiare yards which equals <br />$18.95 per square yard. A typical driveway apron is 16 feet wide by 10 feet <br />r <br />deep, resulting in an assessment of $336.89. Wider aprons would be <br />proportionately more expensive. <br />I Sidewalk <br />r The cost of the sidewalk would be assessed to the properties abutting the <br />improvement on a square foot basis. The proposed assessment for sidewalk would <br />be 50% of Mound's share of the cost or $31,629.49 divided by 44,500 S.F. which <br />equals $0.71 per square foot. For a typical 80 foot wide residential lot with <br />a 16 foot oriveway, the proposed assessment would be $227.20. The portion of a <br />sidewalk through a driveway is assessed as driveway apron. <br />Stnrm CPwPr <br />The cost for storm sewer on previous street improvements has been assessed <br />as part of the street project. Prior to that, storm sewers in Mound were <br />assessed cn a square foot basis to the entire watershed drained by the storm <br />sewer system. In the past a credit has been given to properties previously <br />�v�s <br />