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Home My WebLink About04-22-1985 Council Minutes � � MI�NUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETZNG HELD APRIL "l2, 1985, AT THE ORONO MIDDLE , SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 1 ATTENDANCE 7 :00 PM The Orono Council met on the above date with the following members present: Mayor Butler, Councilmembers Grabek, Frahm, Tim Adams , and Lynn Adams. City Attorney Radio and City Engineer Cook were present. Thefollowing represented the City staff : Building & Zoning Administrator Mabusth, Public Works Coordinator Gerhardson, Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron, Finance Director Kuehn, City Clerk . Hallin, Deputy Clerk Lattin, Police Chief Kilbo, Assistant Chief Burmaster, Building Inspector Jacobs , and City Recorder Sutton. Carolyn Drude from Ehlers and Associates was also present. Those present for the public hearing signed attendance sheets which are attached to these minutes . Those letters that were submitted the night of the meeting appealing Council ' s decision are also attached to these minutes . Those letters that were submitted prior to the Council �eeting were included in the Council packets for their review and, therefore, those letters will not be attached to these minutes but will be kept on file at the City Clerk' s office. PUBLIC HEARING 7 :25 - 9 :47 PM PROPOSED SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITF.RY SEWER IN CRYSTAL BAY AREA Mayor Butler announced that now is the time and place for the public hearing concerning the proposed special assessments for sanitary sewer in the Crystal Bay area. City Recorder Sutton noted the affidavit of publication and certificate of mailing. Mayor Butler explained that City Engineer Cook, Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron, and Carolyn Drude from Ehlers and Associates will speak first and then the time will be turned over to the public. City Engineer Cook explained where the sewer lines will be installed in the Crystal Bay area known as project 85-1 . Cook reported that the construction of the sewer would include a lift station on Spates Avenue. Cook added that the total estimated construction cost for the improvements is $900 , 000 or $10 , 850 per unit if 100� assessed against the benefitting Crystal Bay residents. Cook noted that in addition to the unit charge , the owner would have to pay a SAC charge of $425 , permit fee of $30 . 50 , and the plumbers fee to actually hookup thesewer. Cook explained that the decision to be made tonight is whether the project will be ordered and at what assessment rate. Michelle Combs of 1251 Briar Street asked if the 83 unit figure . includes or excludes the Art Center, and if it excludes the Art Center, why. MIi�(UTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING I�ELD APRIL 22 , 1985, AT TI3E ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL IIAY ROAD - PAGE 2 PUBLIC HEI�RING (CONT. ) City Engineer Cook pointed out that the 83 unit figure does not include the Art Center. Mayor Butler stated that the City Council has not yet had the necessary public hearings with the Art Center in order for them to hookup to sewer. Butler added if the Art Center is included' in the project , it will not incur any additional construction because the pipe is already proposed to extend . � down Briar Street so that the Art Center could hookup at that point. Curt Quady of 1223 Brown Road South felt that the Art CeYzter is part of Crystal Bay and should have been included in this sewer project. Quady explained that he was on the Council when this area was first proposed for sewer. Quady stated that the Council voted against the sewer project because of pressure. Quady noted that hewas the only Councilmember to vote for the Crystal Bay sewer project. Quady felt it was a mistake on the City' s part not to have sewered the area long ago. Quady reiterated that the Art Center will require 20 units and that it should be incl��ded because it will lower the cost to the individual Crystal Bay residents. Quady stated that the whole project should be delayed until the Art Center is included in the project. Herman Renner of 3180 North Shore Drive agreed with Quady th2.t the Art Center should be included in the project and that the development to the west of the Art Center should be included too. Rennerfeltthatsepticsystemsare temporary and not state of the art. N,ayor Butler introduced Carolyn Drude from Ehlers & Associates, the City' s financial consultants . Carolyn Drude presented the financial side of the project and noted the different assessment options that the Council is considering. Drude stated that a 15 year bond maturity is proposed extending the assessment payments over 15 years . Drude explained that if the Council assesses the project 50$ to the benefitting property owners , then 50� will be spread over the general tax rolls and would increase taxes based on the valuation of the property. Drude also noted that one can pay in advance to avoid any interest payments . Drude gave the example of the assessment that would increase property taxes for a $150 , 000 market value home by $22 . 69/year for 15 years. Gary Printup of 1261 Briar Street referred to a letter that was mailed by Bill Sime in which he states that the increase in property taxes each year would be $112 . 00 for a $100 , 000 market value. Mayor Butler stated that the information in that letter was in error. MI.dUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING IiELD APRIL 22, 1985, AT THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD — PAGE 3 PUBLIC HEARING Bill Sime of 2106 Shadywood Road explained that he received (CONT. ) the numbers from City Hall and took that number and multiplied it by 15 , since it is a 15 year assessment, and came up with the figure $112 . 00 total assessment. Sime noted that actually the total assessment is more than he quoted in his letter. Carolyn Drude stated that for a $150 , 000 market value home the assessment per year is $22 . 69 . Drude st�ted that the total assessment is cannot be predicted now because of the change in valuation of the home over that 15 year period. Bill Sime stated that the Mayor stated that his letter was in error and that his letter was not in error. Sime stated that the figures were given to him at a Council meeting that the total project cost was $900 , 000 and that if assessed 500 leaves $450 , 000 to be spread across the general tax rolls . Sime noted that $450 , 000 divided by approximately 4 , 000 tax parcels leaves $112 . 50 for a total assessment without interest. George Rovegno of 2010 ShorF�:line Drive referred to the estimated annual tax increase and asked if this mandates that property taxes must increase or can ' t the City be more fiscally responsible in its operating budget and take it out of the general fund. Rovegno reiterated that there is no rule that mandates that property taxes must increase. Rovegno asked Drewd how much of the $900 , 000 total project ccst goes to Ehlers & Associates. Carolyn Drude confirmed that there is no rule that mandates that taxes must go up, but there is a rule about having money available to pay those bonds . Drude estimated about $8- 9 ,000 will go to Ehlers & Associates for the financial consultant costs. Elmer Conover of 1489 Shoreline Drive stated that the figures he got from City Hall indicated his taxes would go up $600- 750 . Conover noted that he wouldn 't object to paying for a sewer project once, but asked how many other sewer projects are in the City of Orono that could compound these figures discussed tonight. Conover objected to the assessment because it will be precedent setting for future sewer projects. Mayor Butler explained that the City has been talking about sewer in the Crystal Bay area for years. Butler noted that the City has investigated every means of federal and state funding and there is no funding available for this project. Butler informed the public that a Hennepin County survey done on the Crystal Bay area revealed that a majority of the people in this area qualify as low and moderate income. Butler reported that many wells and septic systems in the Crystal Bay area overlap one another and create hazardous conditions. Butler sympathized with those who had to pay for t.heir own sewer and noted that she also paid for her own sewer, however, the community should be able to pull together MINUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING 1�ELD APRIL 2"l , 1985, 11T THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 4 PUBLIC HEARING to help some people keep their homes . Butler asked (CONT_ ) Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron to give the public a brief overview on the different options available to this � area. ' Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron reported that the Crystal Bay area is one of five rural housing clusters that were identified in the Orono Comprehensive Plan (adopted _ 1980 ) as an area needing an alternative waste management � study. Gaffron noted that three of the five clusters identified have beenstudiedand have been sewered. Gaffron pointed out the three areas as the Ninnetonka BluffG area, the Scotch Pine/North Shore Drive area, and the West Ferndale along County Road 15 . Gaffron noted that these areas were historically developed in dense clusters leaving inadequate area for septic and well areas . Gaffron named the Crystal Bay area and Stubbs Bay area as the two remaining areas identified in the Comprehensive Plan as needing sewer. Gaffron explained that the Crystal Bay area is located next to the Netropolitan Waste Control Commission ' s (MWCC) interceptor and offers the opportunity for this area to hook up to sewer. Gaffron mentioned that most of the septic systems in Crystal Bay area are substandard in either design, location, or in construction. Gaffron noted that this area has a very high potential for future septic system failures . Gaffron reForted that out of 79 existing units , 11 systems are now failing or have exhibited signs of failure. Gaffron pointed out that 2 properties currently use holding tanks . Gaffron noted that one commercial property has no septic system and no possible location to install one. Gaffron stated that 21 septic systems of 83 properties in the Crystal Bay area cannot be replaced within the confines of the state and local codes. Gaffron revealed an additional 38 (or 45$ ) will experience difficulties in repairing their current septic system. Gaffron stated that only 24 would be able to replace their septic system. Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron reviewed the seven options available to this area : OPTION l . Alteration of the water consumption habits of the users, including careful system maintenance. OPTION 2. Repair or reconstruction of individual systems , and replacement of existing systems with new individual systems constructed to City standards per Ordinance 210 . OPTION 3. Installation of innovative on-site systems including consideration of composting or incinerating devices and shared drainfield systems. OPTION 4 . Installat.ion of a collection system connected to a community drainfield. y MIidUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING IIELD APRIL 22, 1985 , AT TI3E ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 5 PUBLIC HEARING (CONT. ) OPTION 5 . Installation of individual holding tanks with off-site disposal. OPTION 6 . Selective condemnation and demolition of properties which cannot/will not comply. OPTION 7 . Installation of collection system connected to existing MWCC interceptor ( installation of sewer ) . Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron explained that OPTIONS 1-6 each have certain drawbacks and that OPTION 7 , installation of sanitary sewer , provides the only permanent sewage disposal method for the Crystal Bay area . Chris Kelley of 2340 Fox Street asked Gaffron what the problem is with OPTION 4 . Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron noted that OPTION 4 is a collection system that discharges into a community drainfield. Gaffron noted that there is i_nadequate area in the Crystal Bay area to loc�te a community drainfield. Gaffron also noted that a community drainfield tends to put excess nutrients in the soil seeping into ground water affecting the drinking water. Albert Gallistel of 2933 Casco Foint Road stated that he unc'erstands that there is a certain need for money in this area but that he doesn ' t feel that charity should be mixed with sewer. Gallistel noted that he paid for his sewer and water and received no help from the general tax payers . Gallistel stated that probably half the people in the Crystal Bay area do not need the financial assistance and then the tax payers would be providing charity to those people. Ken Carlson of 3498 North Shore Drive asked if the City is still allowing people to run down spouts into their sewers . Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron stated that down spouts and garage drains are not allowed to discharge into septic systems but that people still do this . Gaffron stated that it is impossible to police such a violation. Gaffron reminded the public not to allow such a violation to exist because it is detrimental to the septic and sewer systems. Shirley McWilliams of 1130 Willow Drive testified that the initial sewers in Orono were paid for by every citizen in Orono and noted that he has evidence to prove this fact. McWilliams stated that he called the previous Engineer and he sent a telegram referring to these projects . McWilliams stated that the City did about half of the project for the contractors by doing the cleanup and restoration work. MIt�1UTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRZL 22, 1985, AT THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 6 PUBLIC HEARING FrancesSetterlund of 4415 North Shore Drive stated that she (CONT_ ) has lived in the same house for 30 years and has been a widow for over 20 years. Setterlund disclosed that she is on a fixed income and it has been hard to keep her home. Setterlund stated that when sewer came by her house she paid for it and is still paying for it on her tax bill. Setterlund sympathized with the Crystal Bay area but felt she would lose her home if any additional assessment would be added to her tax bill . Setterlund noted that she is not against • � improvements but cannot afford to pay for someone else ' s sewerproject . Setterlund stated that when she first moved into Orono, her taxes were $146 and now they have r�sen to $4 , 000 which is very difficult to pay on a fixed income . Judy Christensen of 1251 Brown Road South remarked that the residents of Crystal Bay will pay for their sewer and the rest of the Orono residents should have to pay for their own road reconstruction. Christensen noted that she lives in a high density area and she pays the same taxes for the cost of maintaining the roads that everyone else does that has two or five acres. Christensen felt that as a community, the CrystalBay residentshave donF everythingpossible to lower the cost of the sewer project. Christensen stated that originally the City proposed widening all roads in the Crystal Bay area which raised the cost of the project, and the Crystal Bay residents asked that this not be done and only restore them to theirexistingstate. Christensenfelt that the Crystal Bay area needs the sewer because of the unsanitary conditions that exist. Alex 3entilucci of 1295 Briar Street sympathized with those on fixed incomes but noted that there are many people in tne Crystal Bay area that will lose their homes because of the sewerassessment. Jentiluccialso notedthat many peoplein the Crystal Bay area are older folks that have been in the area for a long time. Jentilucci noted that their money was put into the City of Orono in many ways . Jentilucci explained that he and his wife don' t have children but they did vote for the referendum to raise school taxes because the children need the education. Jentilucci felt that this wasn ' t charity but something that the community needed. Jentilucci mentioned that this community needs the general tax payer ' s help. Hamilton Moran of 2965 Casco Point Road noted that he was willing to go a little farther on the helping standpoint but felt that basically and ethically every property should stand its own expense. Moran asked the Council to consider if they could put a lien or mortgage on a home that cannot pay the assessment and then collect the money when the person dies or the home is sold. Moran felt it was unfair and unethical to do what the Council is proposing. MINUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1985, AT TE�E ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 7 PUBLIC HEARING Curt Quady of 1223 Brown Road South reiterated that the Art (CONT_ ) Centershould be included in the project. Quady stated that 15 years ago the City proposed sewer and would have cost the residents only $1 , 500 and now it is $10 , 850/unit. Quady stated that he was on the Council at that time and the Council, through pressure, voted against the sewer project. Quady disclosed that he was the only Councilmember to vote for the project. Quady felt that the City should help pay for the � sewer project since the City made the mistake 15 years ago and cost the residents $9 , 000 . John Ericson of 1620 Shadywood Road asked the Council for a concensus on whether the Council will assess the project 50- 75-100 percent against the benefitting property owners . Ericson asked how long it will take to include the Art Center and the new development to the west in the sewer project. Mayor Butler explained that the new homes west of the Art Center are being developed on two acre lot sizes with acceptable septic area and is outside of the designated sewer servicearea thatispart of the Comprehensive Plan. Butler noted that the Comprehensive Plan involves the approval and permission from the Metropolitan Council in order to have that document changed . Butler noted that a public hearing will be held on May 13 , 1985 , concerning the possibility of sewering the Art Center. Newell Weed of 1385 Orono Lane reported that his area was just sewered a few years ago. Weed stated that this was the first time he has ever seen a Council propose something like this . Weed mentioned that he cannot figure out why under a tax paying system, the Council can ' t propose something that is equally fair to all people. Weed noted that three years ago the Council proposed sewer for the Minnetonka Bluffs area and never was a meeting held like this one because the Council didn't even consider such a proposal. Weed stated that 100 percent of the Orono residents in the Bluffs area were against the sewer project and the Council still voted to sewer the area. Weed reported that all of the Bluff s sewer assessment was placed against the benefitting property owner.s. Weed asked the Council if they can legally assess a half a million dollars against non-benefitting property owners. Mayor Butler answered yes the City Council can assess non- benefitting property owners . Newell Weed of 1385 Orono Lane declared that the Council has the power to assess to the public as much as they want to in order to sewer the entire area without the general public benefitting from the project. Weed stated that he was chairman of the school board at one time and agreed with Jentilucci ' s comments about people voting for the bond issues that do not have children. Weed noted that everyone MINUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1985 , AT TIIE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL B11Y ROAD - PAGE 8 PUBLIC HEARING of those assessments is ordered by a public bond issue vote (CONT. ) and if the general public votes against it, the bond issue isn't approved. Weed noted that it isn ' t the same with the sewer projects. Weed stated that approximately 90 percent of the residents in his neighborhood voted against the sewer project and�et the Council still ordered theproject. Weed asked the City Council if they would credit the Minnetonka Bluffs area for the amount they are paying for their sewer if . they spread part of the project for the Crystal Bay area over � • the general tax rolls , or would the Minnetonka Bluffs area pay double. riayor Butler stated that in essence the Bluffs area would be paying in addition. Newell Weed of 1385 Orono Lane submitted that this is unfair and should not be assessed against non-benefitting property owners. Mayor Butler responded to Weed ' s comments stating that the City does indeed have the legal ability to a.ssess a sewer . project just about any way the C'ity sees appropriate assuming at least 20� of the project is assessed against the benefitting property owners . Butler disclosed that in the past the City has assessed only those affected. Butler noted that the City is only discussing deviating from past assessment policies . Councilmember Grabek responded to Weed' s comments by saying that the City has advanced and wishes to hear the comments of the residents of Orono regarding major decisions like this. Grabek felt that the City lets the residents know what the worst could be, so that the residents will come out and participatein City government. Grabek explained that when these difficult decisions come up the City needs all of the residents help, not criticism. Grabekfelt that in the last two years, the City of Orono is becoming more and more open to public comment. Hamilton Moran 2965 Casco Point Road asked Mayor Butler to point out the problem that exists if the project is assessed 100 percent against the benefitting property owners. rlayor Butler explained that the option that the affected property owner has is to object to the proposed assessment. Butler pointed out that just abput every Crystal Bay resident has objected to the 100 percent assessment figure which means that objection will go to court and the judge will decide what the assessment should be. Butler disclosed that there is a law that states that an assessment may not exceed the benefit to the property. Butler explained that if an assessment of $10,850 does not increase the property value $10 , 850 more, then the owner has the right to appeal the assessment and then only pays what the judge decides (based on an appraisal of the property) benefits the property. Butler stated that if the judge decides that the sewer only benefits the property MIIVUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1985 , AT THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 9 PUBLIC HEI�RING (CONT. ) $5,000 then $5 , 850 has to be paid by the City. Butler stated that the City would in turn assess that $5 ,850 over to the general tax payers. Butler announced that the court costs then boost the project cost up. Butler stressed that the ability to appeal the assessment ends tonight for the benefitting property owners and suggested that those who have not appealed, and want to, should appeal in writing with the City Clerk tonight. Gary Printup of 1261 Bri.ar Street asked if this was to go to court, what would the legal costs be to the City. City Attorney Radio responded if there was only one appeal it would cost the City approximately $4 , 000 . Radio stated if , however, there were 10 appeals it would not cost $4 , 000 for each one because he would be using the same data. Radio explained if all 83 properties appealed then it would cost approximately $10-15 , 000 . Radio suggested that the 83 property owners file a joint appeal and that would be less costly. Radio noted that the legal costs could be substantial and would be addF�.d onto the project cost. Gne man asked if the appeal procedure was open to those general tax payers that will suffer from the procedure of the assessment. City Attorney Radio stated no, that the appeal procedure is only for those benefitting property owners of the sewer . Councilmember Grabek asked Carolyn Drude of Ehlers & Associates if there was an opportunity for the homeowners benefitting by the project to make arrangements for installment payments on interest only. Carolyn Drude of Ehlers & Associates stated the assessments can be paid either in one lump sum immediately or at any time over a 15 year period without future interest. Drude explained that the other option is to spread them over a 15 year period with interest on the unpaid balance. Councilmember Grabek asked what if an individual cannot pay the assessment, who would pay for that assessment. Carolyn Drude informed the Council that the taxes would become delinquent and go through the delinquency process. City Attorney Radio stated that the property would then go up for sheriff ' s sale and become tax forfeit. Councilmember Grabek asked about the legal precedent on assuming more than the added value on a property and asked what is the potential for the court to assess the project 75 percent because of the inequities that exist. MI`NUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22 , 1985, AT THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 10 PUBLIC HEARING (CONT. ) City Attorney Radio stated that there are a number of cases where the court determines that there was not enough evidence presented by the City in a appeals proceeding showing any increase in the valuation of the property, and have eliminated portions of the assessed cost . Judy Kyker of 3585 Sixth Avenue North asked the Orono Council � to try what the City of Minneapolis has done in the past where ' � the assessments , for those who are in need and cannot pay the assessments , that those assessments are held in abeyance until that property is sold or owner dies and then the assessment is paid . Mayor Butler explained that there is a deferred assessment program available for those over 65 years of age who meet certain income criteria. Butler explained that the assessment would be set aside initially for five years and the City has the option of setting it aside again after 5 years , and the only time that assessment becomes due and payable is through the estate of a deceased indi_vidual or if their financial status chang��s. Bob Albertson of 2100 Shadywood Road stated that when the sewer project went through their neighborhood, many people had to sell their homes because of the assessments . Alhertson was afraid the Council would set a precedent if th-�y were to divide the assessmEnts in the Crystal Bay area because the next area to be sewered is the Stubbs Bay area. Albertson stated if the Council passes this sewer project and divides the assessments , the rumor is going to be out that Orono will divide future sewer project assessments over the general tax rolls . Judy Christensen of 1251 Brown Road South explained that in the Minnetonka Bluffs sewer project the individual homeowners were assessed $9 , 833 and 22 homeowners appealed their assessment on the basis that their property values did not exceed that amount. Christensen stated that their assessments were reduced to $6 , 000 which lowered the individual benefitting property owners share but that someone else had to pay for that extra. Jeff Carson stated that he is representing the Wayne ' s at 1950 Shoreline Drive. Carson noted that they have not submitted a formal objection yet because they don ' t knowwhat they would be objecting to. Carson asked the Council what is defined as a unit and also how many units 1950 Shoreline Drive would be assessed and at what cost per unit. Mayor Butler stated that 1950 Shoreline Drive has four dwelling units . Butler defined a sewer unit as one sewer unit per dwelling unit, therefore, four units would be assessed against 1950 Shoreline Drive. Butler stated that his objection would be the 100 percent assessment against the property. MjNUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1985, AT THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 ,OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 11 PUBLIC HEARING (CONT. ) Jeff Carson submitted to the Mayor the Wayne ' s written objection. Einar Hagberg of 740 North Arm Drive pointed out that he has lived in Orono since 1950 and paid for his own sewer and is still paying for it. Hagberg stated that the Crystal Bay . residents should have to pay for their .own sewer just like past residents have had to do. Craig Christensen of 1251 Brown Road South clarified �or the record that past sewer projects were usually federally funded and that there isn't any federal funding available for the Crystal Bay area. Christensen noted that the Crystal Bay residents want and need the sewer but the $10 , 000 assessment is absurd. Phyllis Johnson of 2420 Watertown Road hoped that the City is doing a better job at estimating these sewer projects , because when they got their bill for the Hackberry Hill sewer project it was twice as much as was first estimated. One man pointed out that in addition to the initial assessment of $10 , 850 there is a hookup charge, plus the quarterly billings sent by the City for maintenance of the sewer system. George Rovegno of 2010 Shoreline Drive argued that the legal description on the public hearing notice describes an area of land larger than that of the actual proposed sewered Crystal Bay area. Rovegno asked the attorney if that error doesn' t void the validity of the public hearing. City Attorney Radio commented on the alleged defect in the public hearing notice and stated that even if the description was in error, that type of defect would not void the validity of the public hearing. Radio stated that staff will check into the matter. Teri Morse of 2080 Spates Avenue pointed out that he has enough property to replace or repair his septic system, but felt that the Crystal Bay area does need sewer and he would be willing to go along with the project. Morse noted that even at a 50 percent assessment, the hookup charges and the interest it adds up to about $10, 000 . Judy Kyker of 3585 Sixth Avenue North asked what the City plans to do about someone who cannot pay. Public WorksCoordinator Gerhardsonstated that the deferred assessment form can be applied for at City Hall. Gerhardson stated the deferred assessment goes for five years and then it is the Council ' s discretion to defer it for another five years. MItVUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22 , 1985, AT TI�E ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 12 PUBLIC HEARING (CONT_ ) Judy Kyker of 3585 Sixth Avenue North felt that if there is a method to help those who cannot pay, such as the deferred assessment approach, then the assessment should be left to the Crystal Bay residents only. John Erickson of 1620 Shadywood Road asked how many people can be deferreci of the 83 units . Public Works Coordinator Gerhardson stated that a survey from Hennepin County of the Crystal Bay area revealed that 51 percent were low and moderate income, but the City cannot estimate how many people will request the deferred assessment until they apply for it. John Story of 1233 Briar Street recounted when he bought his house and inquired at City Hall whether sewer would go through this area and was told by the City that sewer would not go into this area unless federal fundi.ng was found. Story noted he felt mislead . Story affi_rmed that hi.s home was one of the homes that was randomly z3ppraised in the area and such appraisal revealed that his home would only be worth $5 , 000 more with sewer . Story noted that he can replace his septic system for $3 , 000 and felt he doesn ' t need sewer, but that the rest of the residents do need sewer. Barb Braun of 1230 Arbor Street expressed how hard the Crystal Bay residents have worked as a community. Braun explained that they just put a new septic system in December but that they are concerned with the other Crystal Bay residents that need sewer. Charlene Carlson of 855 Forest Arm Lane felt that the Council would set a precedent if they were to assess the general tax payers part of the project and noted her objection to such a decision. Greg Young of 3520 Watertown Road confirmed that such a decision would set a precedent for future sewer projects . Mayor Butler closed the public hearing at 9 : 47 p.m. Butler announced that the Council will now decide whether to order the project and how to assess the project. Councilmember Frahm felt that the sewer is needed and is a good solution to the existing problem. Councilmember L. Adams agreed with Frahm that the sewer plan is the best of the seven options presented by staff . Adams noted that the engineering plan is sound . Councilmember T. Adams remarked that research has proven that the Crystal Bay area definitely needs sewer and sewer is a permanent solution to the problem. MI�]UTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELll APRIL 22, 1985 , l�T TFiE ORONO MZDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL 73AY ROAD - PAGE 13 Councilmember Grabek commented on the health hazard in the Crystal Bay area and that sewer is the best approach to solving the problems in the area. Grabek felt a responsibility to the City to order the sewer project. Mayor Butler read the proposed resolution ordering the sanitary sewer project for the Crystal Bay area. RESOLUTION #1747 Councilmember Grabek movec3 , Councilmember Frahm seconded , toadoptResolution #1747 , A Resolution Ordering Imprcvement and Awarding Contract for the Crystal Bay Sanitary Sewer Project 85-1. Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . Councilmember Grabek, Councilmember L. Adams seconded, to assess all project costs 100% to the benefitting Crystal Bay property owners for the proposed sewer improvements . The vote on the motion was delayed pending further discussion. Councilmember L. Adams stated some of the reasons he was in favor of the motion. Adams felt that no matter what option the Council chooses (50-75-100$ ) , in the long run the City is going to have to pick up a portion of the assessment because of the people who can defertheir assessment. Adams also noted that another part of the project will be picked up by the ger.eral tax payer because of the appeals process wherein the judge will decide what their assessment will be and the rest must be paid by the City. Adams explained that no matter what is decided tonight. the City will have to pick. up some of the cost through the general tax payer. Councilmember Frahm stated that his preliminaryfeeling was to assess the project 75$ to the benefitting property owners but in the last 48 hours he has found flaws with that opinion. Frahm pointed out that the fair market value of the Crystal Bay residents will not rise $10 ,850 and that the people will probably challenge that number and have it reduced. Frahm felt the project should be assessed 100% to the benefitting property owners and let them challenge it individually. Councilmember T. Adams noted that he will support the motion because he believes that everyone should have to pay for their own sewer. Adams tried to come up with a number that would share the assessment with the Crystal Bay residents that would solve the problem of the increase in value of the homes. Adamsfelt that choosing an arbitrary percentage is not the way to solve that problem and that a better remedy is through the appeals process and let the judge decide. Councilmember Grabek explained that he is not happy with the possibility of someone losing their home because of this decision. Grabekfelt that the appeals process will be the best method. MIA]UTES OF TI�E ORONO COUNCIL MEETZNG HELD APRIL 22, 1985 , AT THE ORONO MIDDL� SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 14 Councilmember L. Adams asked the other Councilmembers to reaffirm the block grant program funds for hookup charges for those who cannot afford to pay. Adams asked that these block grant funds not be used for those over 65 who can defer their payments but for those under 65 that cannot afford the hookup charges. Mayor Butler confirmed that the block grant monies are set up . for only hookups for anyone who qualifies based on income level. PublicWorksCoordinatorGerhardson explained that the block grant monies are available for those people who qualify based on their income level . Gerhardson stated that those who wish to apply may apply at City Hall but that those funds do have to be applied for every year. Gerhardson noted the City has $28 ,700 set aside for block grant funds . Gerhardson noted that there are also funds available for those who need money for hookups . City Attorney Radio pointed oat that if the Art Center is included in the project, that tnere would be no cost to assess and that a reassessment should be done so as to assess the Art Center fairly. Radio stressed to the public that if they wish to appeal, they must appeal by tonight. ' Maror Butler felt that the Crystal Bay residents will get a becter deal on an individual appeal basis through the courts . Councilmember Grabek felt that the Crystal Bay residents should decide on how they want to make their payments , whether its larger payments in the beginning or sma]_ler payments in the beginning. Grabek felt that after the Council is informed of all the methods of payments then the residents should be able to vote on the issue . Councilmember Grabek reworded his previous motion. Councilmember Grabek moved, Councilmember L. Adams seconded, to direct staff to draft a resolution for action on May 13, 1985 , assessing the Crystal Bay residents 100� of the project cost. Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . RECESS 15 MIN. The Orono Council meeting recessed for 15 minutes . CONSENT AGENDA* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to approve the Consent Agenda* as submitted with all staff reports concerning these items to be attached to an original copy of these minutes on file at the City Clerk' s office. Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . APPROVAL OF MINUTES* Councilmember Frahm moved , Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to approve the minutes of the Orono Council meeting held April 8 , 1985 . Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . MINUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22 , 1985, AT THE ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 15 PARR COMMISSION COMMENTS There were no Park Commission comments . LARE MINNETONRA CONSERVATION DISTRICT REPORT There was no Lake Minnetonka Conservation District Report. PLANNING COMMISSION COMMENTS There were no Planning Commission comments . PUBLIC COMMENTS There were no public comments at this point in the meeting. #712 JAMES HARTZELL 2987 CASCO POINT ROAD FINAL SUBDIVISION RESOLUTION #1748* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to adopt Resolution #1748 , A Resolution approving the plat of Hartzell Addition. Motion, Ayes ( S ) , Nays ( 0 ) . #884 RICHARD ELLER 2655 SHADYWOOD ROAD VARIANCE RESOLUTION �1749* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to adopt Resolution #1749 , A Resolution denying the var�.ances requested by the Ellers to permit the storage of a boa t greater than the maximum allowed length per Municipal Zoning Code Section 10 . 60 , subdivision 13 . Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays (0 ) . #900 JAMES OGLAND BIG ISLAND RECORD LOT #38 VARIANCE RESOLUTION #1750 AUTOMATIC LOT AREA RESOLUTION �1751* CouncilmemberFrahm moved , Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to adopt Resolution #1750 , A Resolution granting a variance to permit the construction of a deck and accessory storage structure located within the 0-75 ' setback area. Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . Councilmember Frahm moved , Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to aaopt Resolution #1751 , A Resolution approving a lot area variance for Record Lot #38 pursuant to Ordinance #246 . Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . SPRING CLEANUP* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to approve the days set aside for spring clean up May 11 and May 18 , 1985 . Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . y MI�IUTES OF TF3� OKONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1985 , AT Tf3E ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE 16 TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT GOLF COURSE* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, � to approve the following employees for temporary help at the Orono Golf Course: Douglas Erickson $4 . 70/hr Betty Stevens $4 . 25/hr _ . Stephanie Sligo $4 . 10/hr. � Roy Peterson $4 . 00/hr - Dan Oas $4 . 00/hr. Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . POSITION RECLASSIFICATION AND SALARY ADJUSTMENT CONNIE MANUEL* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to approve the employee reclassification to permanent part- time with a hourly wage increase from $4 .84 to $5 . 60/hour for Connie Manuel, liquor store employee. Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays (0 ) . DOCK PURCHASES FOR LARE ACCESSES* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded , to approve the purchasing of 24 dock sections from A & G Sales for ar. amount not to exceed $5 , 688 . 00 from the park dedication fund. Motion, Ayes (5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . RESOLUTION #1752 VARIANCE MSA OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD* CouncilmemberFrahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to adopt Resolution #1752 , A Resolution Requesting a Variance from Current Municipal State Aid Standards for Old Crystal Bay Road. Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . SEALCOAT PROGRAM ' FOR 1985* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to direct the City Engineer to prepare plans and specifications for sealcoating 122 , 000 square yards of City streets . Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays f0 ) . CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT City Attorney Radio had nothing to report. LICENSES* CouncilmemberFrahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, to approve the following licenses: American Youth Hostels - Special Events License Blackowiak & Sons - Garbage Hauler License Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . BILLS* Councilmember Frahm moved, Councilmember T. Adams seconded, that the All Funds Accounts and Liquor Store Accounts be paid. Motion, Ayes ( 5 ) , Nays ( 0 ) . MINUTES OF THE ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1985, AT TI�E ORONO MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AT 685 OLD CRYSTAL BAY ROAD - PAGE l� ADJOURNMENT 10 :45 PM Councilmember Grabek moved, Councilmember Frahm seconded, to adjourn the regular Council meeting at 10 : 45 p.m. Motion, Ayes (S) , Nays ( 0 ) . / � � ATTES`�: / , l � ; � or thy M. llin, ity Clerk Mary C. B , Mayor PUBLIC ATTENDANCE City of Orono Crystal Bay Sewer Project - Public Hearing - April 22, 1985 Please fill out the information requested below. 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NAME (please rint) ADDRESS � J , 1 / � I ,� �)� � � '� . -f�' %� 2-� / - �'% .r'/l i �� -� /i`7�c'- '�' ��f , � -- 3 . �c� �� V C`t,��S t�� 'ZU �' �`>�'1 Cf c:t��' "�'t-( � ��1 � \ � � � �I 4 . �./! .�.�—Y- ..�;� �-z�`r-N, �'r `��: � �:<-t,,� � �'/ 5 ��(.R- ,��-� %L 'l L�C� .��---- / ' 6 �� --��; N��.--� 1 �Zl ��ti��,� �? 7 . �� •��% �-��-r�,c� � / � G` �j� �� ,e~—��-c.--s�_1—I-�'� 8 . � 2G ,�-�� _�1-, �-� `��`� /,.��-�-� 9 f �� -��,,,� � ,��,�.� �� .�,�.,��I�--��`�. �J(.,�..�5 ��,� 10 .�'Y�v�,�'J't�_� �I �"�''21 f��--a-��-,-,� S �� - �✓-��-w/ %�'\c�,-��__ /_ , 11 . k,'�/�,�'1 f �,( (i% ',Gu��-'_�.� 12 .��-��. ,- �y ,��,•� �� Cj � G� �Cc S CU f� . 7 / � �3 . �;/ M;'-� � 1�ti� �� 3 � � C �.c�c l-�� h wc�7-��-� 14 - r`;�`�l - �'E � ��, L'� '— �— ' � �'—, I 15 . �� " �� • /L(� ��• � ' � ��-- � 16 �'-,r�--�. --�-i-� /�l S� /1 ��--c.c�— J �C'�G2�� , � 17 .%c.�.� `�/''��,....� �/'/.� ylf''�o�� D j�,D G�c:J✓�/ 18 . �,� � , 3 7�;�,,.i1� ��,-r�� 19 . cc,t��. 2P�� /� �S" �2�Cx y-/�e.-.:' �-i-,�_ b iz.a n/v ��4 .' < O��L:� ��Z� � �� .-1/ lj_S� ��L �¢� r � ��-G /'� ' PUBLIC ATTENDANCE City of Orono Crystal Bay Sewer Project - Pub�lic Aearing - April 22, 1985 Please fill out the information requested below. NAME (please print) ADDRESS 1 ��'%`/ CI..�C��- �i��J� �� C- � �i��,/�'Gt �i� -' - - �V�,i i� - .5—[ �� .� � ,� � ��/� � �, , v �� . - i 3� � . .��C.C:C/�Li `'�� 7�7 �� c �� J�7—�.-�� _�%1s"-�'I��, C�j�,/� ✓ � / ) / � _ 4 J//1�;: � ��1, � �� l�,�ij�� '�.�"��,/ ��cs�,, �.�L�' ��C� ��'�� '� ��?�. � 5 .�, �- �'-L./ 2 < � � 1;�%��--�---- ��-�`s.� � �� _ �,- � �� '�`'_. 6 i��'y'"'tirv_ /._�' i%.��_ �� 'f�2G?i �-C e 7 . ��.�.. � S tl�.;� C�s-;'�s�-� �-f t 0 i f% � �c v '� � , v' �= c� � �t�� 8��i , .; � / /� '/'�.it� ) �.��,�., � � �� G% ��c_..�_�=�._..� — , /�� 9 . � �i�.�-��3` �� , {`F> ,� ti^ � �U � ��.-�.�t �.��.. ,�.-=: �5�,� - r-�-�-�,.��-, ,�1 �a,�,�-�� _ 11 . ��ti��-, f'/)��! .�--� '` �. „ �, � . �2 ` __ �-- �� ' ��,�' 1�c��; �:> >-�z L�-,� �:r�� I�zc� ��1 �:- �C� ��1c�.� ,�.� 13 !/ a-�/ � ^e,�c��c-- G:"- c��^ t2i- %.� �'��-t'-��--�✓ / 14 .�r ` � , Y 1.�� /�f C�L/�� /S' � -�-l�./! - �f� �. .��v , , � �5 .� ` . m �z. r, � � U./� 1�;--�� -� 16 . ` � � �. � ,t, i 17�i'„� ,� 1 ,,.� �,1 .+� e.-c/ /� .�� -L�� ;�c�. 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NAME (please print ) ADDRESS l�� ?�r �1✓ �� C� �, �` � �-- � �`� �_ , - ��i�' , ,��i '1��.�� C��-� �- ,� _ , � 3��c.Q�C�-u r f�t ' /�,��,��_-� 3�!�2 L �v i.�1 G�%�a1 �i:'c C�J.��'zA�,4 4 .0 � � � r r1 on/ 370 0 � S�a �� I� J �'� � � / �• � 5 /��.�? ;� F .�rr� v��C�� `-f 6 . ��'i% -� .,��j; .�:;,i--��, l �' � �r L` 7. �rv,�, ;j:�v--� .� � C ,�` � %G�S �� C'�' �.� �� 8 yy1� %� �3 � ��" % �' � � ' 9 • � � ��a/ 3 D °l -S �c-� C_�- `� 10 . � �ti !� � ✓�� : �J �-�,ti�t/v c+ _ �� > n ��'` r � 11 . p 'U 7� � " c-c� �1�`.l �' -C S.� , , � 1 z . � d lU�. �-� � U � C� - � 13 . �� llJ �' � �� 4 . �.� � �o� � v L c�� .s ,�� 15 . , �� ., �� `i> l��L"G� ..l�`,G1� c�� 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . PUBLIC ATTENDANCE City of Orono Crystal Bay Sewer Project - Public Hearing - April 22 , 1985 Please fill out the information requested below. NAME (plea .s`e print) ADDRESS 1 /-_�� ) lt�t �L ;p�,�s--�� r� �;� ��.L; ,�_ ( �-�� , � � � '� r� � �) ; 2 �'v ��.^� �� 1�n, � �� l i�.� �r.��,��'.� �/1 (��.� ( � � 7� C/j 3 � ��,, � ;�,�;, .-,� ,�;�, � � � i - � 4 �� , � �.��i ;'�,� �, � � �� ', �- ,M-- < (...�., /' �� / l 6 . � �z � �.�.-c.��-�t I �• ��S ��n- ' r�- � ' � � nl , � l�- % ,• 7 �� , 7 /.A .Q�`t-� � J � il� � �- fn.�� / Y � 8 / !ii-1 i.�--f^cc'�/�.�/.`�/ / ,�-� �'�.c:!; `.��.Gf'.� 7 ,� y r -s �. 9 ;,^ _ ��-�:�,� 3/s_5 �-/ �,�f�,�.�-- � — �_ � � � � , 10 . �' X./L� ,i ; � '►'�'"Ll�Z L / �0 Q /li�-J_ .L� ��'�-�---� w 11 '1,�, . - � �-i.-� �.c�� l 3 3 J I /Z(�t�2/ �2 .��I� . ��. �- � t ; I 3 3 S � a�- 13 . 14 . 15. 16 . 17 . � 18 . 19 . 20 . PUBLIC ATTENDANCE City of Orono Crystal Bay Sewer Project - Public Hearing - April 22, 1985 Please fill out the information requested below. NAME (please print ) ADDRESS � . , c�r� �� ; IQ� �-.�' � H �-S ,D =- �� , , , , , '� !Ci,2'�rl.e'� , .� ,`� �L� 3�'i��,r� .�� ?��.�� ' `'-��c� ,� �,�' 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15. 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . PUBLIC ATTENDANCE City of Orono Crystal Bay Sewer Project - Public Hearing - April 22, 1985 Please fill out the information requested below. NAME (please print ) ADDRESS 1 . �.�/c' ' �r�a . �✓�b G.i!i J l'�A J'✓.i r.� ✓✓� (� � — 2 . ✓�-�/Kf�-��i /�1`r%--�-T7'`_ ? r `�' � ('�f�_/_�/`�':�� ✓1�,� r �. - -� )-�. ��CL,..� �--z—z� � � ;., 1 �n �� : 4 . I >��l�Jr� �/ � � ��L-�� ! -� �� \��r T-1�l' �'•i�/'.�� ' � 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . PUBLIC ATTENDANCE City of Orono Crystal Bay Sewer Project - Public Hearing - April 22, 1985 Please fill out the information requested below. NAME (please print ) ADDRESS 1 . f�.F� C:I�-LL:� S j'c'� ��j '3 3 c�sc_o �fr'. �� . - _._.. z : �c.� G� �- �-�c_.� �i 7 � �I ��-1 u�c��d_ �-�?e � ��.� ,�, �l 3 . 4 . S . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . 19 . 20 . ROBERT W. CARLSON ' 2080 Shadywood Road � Wayzata Minnesota 55391�,-=�-�----- �_. ., � G� �� @ � �I �' L��.� ,�.�.�.._ _ ___.;, � City of Orono ' �; orono, Minnesota � APR 2 2 1985 ;� �J To: Council Members - CITY OF QRQ�Q Subj : .Sewer Assessment Proj . 85-1 , __ With regards to your undated letter on the above subject, I am very distressed with at least 2 aspects and would like to voice my opinion as follows: 1. The entire aspect of the proposed payment schedule (having the entire city pay for a local assessment) is contrary to all previous assessments, historical assessing, etc. etc. My personal feeling is strictly against this and I would do all in my power to fight including some suggestion that the parties involved in trying to push this thru be legally removed from � office-including any other person involved as for example, the hired city attorney. 2. On the 2nd page of the letter - 2nd paragraph, is a statement "No appeal _ _ _ _ _ _ by the affected rp op�r�y owner _ _ _ _ hearing. I object ot the wording of this because if the proposed financing goes thru, I will be an "affected propmrty owner" and I don ' t think I have to object in writing or in person by any specific deadline. ,// 0�� < " . � . �W Robert W. Carlson i � i � � � ' I I i i � � � I � ' I � ; I � ; � . . ; ; ; ; � �� ' . � , i � � � � , �. . � � , - - � � � � . -� � � . �' � ` � � - . \I � � � � � � � , � �, � �, . `o� � � V- .V ' 1 1 � �. � � � . 1 J � �� o � �, `��jl � � �1 a' p Ql ' \ � u� c� � C� ' \ � N 4 � . �� o � �J , ��' a F.... °J ' � �� I�- -� .. � , ,.��- � � , \ �� _ _ __ . -_---_--_---- -- --. ---.--- - - - - -- - - - - - --- . - _-- ---- . _---_- -. _ �--, -- _ -,-- ----------_- __ . ------ ._ _ . ___ . . . . __ --. _ __ _-_--.--_ -.---�_ -_. , � , , ; i , . , � ; : � � , � ; ; , , , ; i , � � � � . ; ' ' ; i � i ' ; ; � ' ': ; i i ; � i ' ; i ; i , , ; , � � , . � � � � � � l � � I- , J � l� ' � � � _ a � � � . � : ` , � � "� � �\ ; � � � o� -� � ; - _ � � � � � +� � . � � � . . � ,� � � � �� , � � � � � � , � � � � � � , � _ � � � , , � � � � - � �� ► � � c� \ � � � � � � � ,�, � � � • a � � r ;�� , � � � � � : , � � � � ; ; � + � � �----�`1 j : � �f iu��... � , � � � �� ✓ ' � �t N � , . . � r � �� _ � �rn� ¢ �- � . � ` ' -"�i;'�� U ' i i I � �� ' � ��"' -.� : : � ' - �:t.: . ; : . . . . � , 1 _. _,___ � _ _ � , � i i i � � ! f � , , i�r�\.�"� �-��;�i" ��_- .I. � 4 ` ., _ ' ��`,',� � ._z:. ,, f.//� � � , ,1 APR 2 2 1985 �j j� �1�� _ i: ��rY o��o�� Date �-�pn,_.�22� LY�`� . I (we) the undersigned pronerty owners located at /l�CS' D?d� (�/� s , �� i�!' b�"�q"/ street address - not PC �ox 06fc�,�� -�� t�e 100;� project cost assessment in the amount of :�10,R50.�0 per unit for sewer in Cr�Tstal Aay. _ Signature(s)� , ��l _ � '�✓.rs t,,r � ��`f�2. , . . . CARSON AND CLELLAND • ATTORNEYS AT LAW BROOKDALE CORPORATE CENTER SUITE 305 , 6300 SHINGLE CFEEK PARKWAY JEFFREYA.CARSON TEIEPHONE WILLIAM G.CIEILAND MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55430 � (6�2� 561-2600 April 22, 1985 �-- :" = �;:; f�:; .�'�;-7�,..�.�� , � �I I r�� ' • ' ' , ',;� .___ -�- i i' ' APR '' ,� � '` 2 2 1985 . , ! (``► 1i i 1L.i( {; V City Council % 1 _._._� ...";� City of Orono C�I�Y OF Q��►�dQ P.O. Box 66 - Crystal Bay, MN 55323 � RE: Special Assessment--1950 Shoreline Drive TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Please be advised that this office represents Mr. and Mrs . Robie Wayne who own the property at 1950 Shoreline Drive. This correspondence is intended to operate as an objection by the Waynes to the proposed assessment for the following reasons : l. The proposed assessment exceeds the benefit to the subject property; that is, the assessment does not increase the market value of the property by at least the amount of the assessment. 2. That the method used by the City Council in arriving at the assessed amount for the subject property is arbitrary, unlawful and invalid. On behalf of the Waynes, I would appreciate receiving any and all documentation relating to the assessment proceedings at my office address. Thank you. Very truly yours, � CARSON AND CLELLAND� ✓ ._ / ff ey A. Carson Attorney for Mr. and Mrs . Robie : Wayne _,�.-- - 1� � � � �� `� � �� r:; (�%, � -� `I � � ;�_: _�.__..�. . ;, 1 ; i i �. ,.: �,i;; , t, • . '+ `� ` �,P� 2 2 1985 ;� ; E j , � � ,1� , �`,! 'i�+k�-__._____ _ . ._..._.__.�I_'� ' , - , : �,,�.. �.: r;i:t" ;,?('; �_ _.........._!•.,��'�.i��__...... �'... nate ��-�� - I (we) the undersigned proPerty owners located at � �a ��..��f-- ,��✓� � street address - not PC ?�ox �JC}' �a�e-a-�-t��e 100� project cost assessment in the amount of :�10,850.00 per unit for sewer in Crvstal Bay. Signature(s), � � / . , ��'� � c � � �� , ;-:-�;,r-.� �� 0 -��7(��I�1 .I + ,.�--.. _�',. ___--._'__.._.; 4 I . ;;� ��!. �' . , � �.� � APR 2 21985 �� , I ��'J U` �.^.-� V E___._�..�_._.___._. r, ,.�i i e�� a►= �.6��_ _:._. Date �L F ��.�- � I (we) the undersigned prnperty owners l4cated at �7�/' � � �/02 C� �✓.�f.e�T� - � ,� street address - not PC Tiox �%��a{�uea1: t'�e 100� project cost assessment in the amount of :�10,850.00 per unit for seWer in Cr;istal Bay. � Signature(s), � � � �� z�� , , --.;:_ -;,-,:��..�.:��ri�� . ,�, � . �-- � ; � .__. , ; � � � �� . � r;!.,r, 2 c !9�� '�� . `;� `` ;� ii_ U�:___._`.1_..._..r..`. ;f ��i:-� E ' �'�.� i�1 E,i�_ _�....=� ..... �.__..,,J OBJECTION T0: Presiding Officer of Public Hearing on Proposed Special Assess- �ments for Sanitary Sewer Project 85�1 Crystal Bay Area. - FROM: George F. Rovegno, Jr. and Susan J. Rovegno We hereby object to any assessment against our property located at 2010 . � Shoreline Orive as no specific benefit accrues to the property as a result of the project and the project would reduce the value of the property. Sincerely, � ,.� � �. G� Geo"rge F. Rovegn , r. S,��an J. Ro egno % , Executed this 22nd day of April, 1985. � ;`-�•1 �:��'r"��n r,--T---.�.._._ ,� Cx , �� : ,-_ �� , �/C-� � I �;;' ,'� � '�'� �� ;�� ' APR 2 21985 ,''� 0 BJE C T I 0 N J�`�—�--�-----�_..,�� v�� T0: Presiding Officer of Public Hearing ;on Proposed Special Assess- �ments for Sanitary Sewer Project 85=1 Crystal Bay Area. . FROM: George F, Rovegno, Jr. and Susan J. Rovegno We hereby object to any assessment against our property located at 2010 . � Shoreline Drive as no specific benefit accrues to the property as a result of the project and the project would reduce the value of the property. Sincerely, - , � �- :7� � ✓ - � George . Rovegn r. �S/�an J. Rov gno / Executed this 22n y- f April , 1985. l'=��'r��f�� l I r�I��.- _ -"1 � � � �� , �� ,�� ._._. {�._.___.._� ,�- � � � J: � r '; ".,`� APR 2 2 1985 �; �;j�_ . �� - � �''��' E��T��F�� .�__ � nate `� • �� 'J� I (we) the undersigned proPerty owners located at � �� r� �, � � � �.�;� �, � street address - not PC Box c�� _c•� 'z afx�ea,�-vtk�e 100;� project cost assessment in the amount of :�10,850.00 per unit for sewer in Cr,ystal Bay. Signature(s), ' �, �-� -•, � `.... t�.. �� ._ '-`�. ,.� ,_�\ � _ti- `J � ` " �b�}� � �� .. . i, , _ : ; . - (-` � � ��:_ �: � � __�; ��_ a�_��,;�; .; ; .._____.___. .:3�; . �, �-,.�; � ,, ,.i � :�� .: ;� APR 2 2 1985 ;� ;� , i ;_y�_ _---- - - �'-� � �..,�..Y% `'s' �:,` ��'i�; -- -•--__._____.___.�,__.._..__ .�_,.._ j 1 /�i -_� Pate ,��i� ,C�C' �( —J V �" . I (we) the ❑ndorsigned property owners located at '. . C_. _, -� �. , � :�; i<_;' ,�_ � �� - street address - not PO Box ap��eal t!�o 100� project cost assessment in the amount of fi10,£�50.00 per unit for sewer in Cr>>stal Ra,y. Si�naturo(s )� I ' 1 �� / , �� .�. � �:� � '��-� r�, �a � 0�I C�� ! � � . _ ..��_��_.�.__ _ n �, ✓,E=-- ;� ;' � ' ',,� APR 2 2 1985 ' �f � , ��''j-- -- -----�...____. .. ___ `� . . _,- .�._._. i _ , _ ____.__'� ...�.. _.. .E 4�22��- i. � � � �,�e, I the rroperty oerners at /,-%�G,� %";�-�"'�_l��r<.--- �� -< v��ish to appeal tne a��ount of se:var assesmant l0y''.GC�. "�ris i��ritten objecticn to ��e filec? �vith th�� !:�t�° �1�3Y'!r or presented to the r>re::.iu_�1��; 011 i:;�:r ut �he hear�irig ;i��ri? 22, 1��`�. , " ,- % � � `_ , � ' � -% �' ` ��.�.�c'= - - - - -- ��'�,�.��Y... � _. ..f.�' '^'-�`J'^'�I_�I/'..��' I \l - ' .�... . . . I �� '. 1 �../ . ,� ,� : : . 1I ' � � p,PR 2 2 1985 � ;! ;', ' ` � �;1 't'��---- _. .------r..�r- ��,'% ; . ;� r �, -, -� ,.. `; :� .� `._._.........__�'._,__.`�-._.._. ._,_ -._ .�._-- 4/22/85 We, I the property owners at �:� fi > ��r-r �f wish to appeal the amount of sewar assesment 10,850. This written objection to be filed with the City Clerk or presented to the presiding officer at the hearing April 22, 1985• .�'� ' ��Y�.�� r C.�.1�� -- �__ . � � _. :--� . � �.;� �� -�- �