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February 4,1987 <br /> Ms Strong then presented the following exhibits: <br /> , 1. The staff report. W:ft 1 <br /> II] <br /> , 2. Formation ordinance. <br /> ' 3. Formation staff Mort. <br /> 4. The formation hearing transpeript. <br /> 5. The final <br /> assessment <br /> 6. The final assessment plat map. <br /> J. Slides of the area. <br /> She said there were two changes in the plat map. In the section <br /> '1 I <br /> marked 2a with an area of 6.18, should be corrected to read 5 4 <br /> ' acres. She said also the parcel marked 30 on lalst St. should be <br /> marked 30a and the parcel in the exact corner should be marked 30. ljd''I <br /> She said the final assessment roll needs to be corrected by$1400 to <br /> .. correct an error in the Snohomish County tax records. 'IP .,I! <br /> .• Chuck Macaulay, Special Benefit Analysist, said he had made a 1 PI <br /> special benefit study of the Silver Lake area starting in 1985 <br /> , through 1986 and now into 1987. He reviewed the special benefit AlraiI, <br /> , study that is an analysis of property values that considers the <br /> grotroPerteles'."Weedhl==dig::rMeeeti's°t2Pla:TetOtarcleXlag <br /> the economic worth of the property measured in dollars. Special .5'1'.'! <br /> I benefit is the difference in the market value without and with the I Pi <br /> !Telrl'roTral:ofILWIt'getgeol=.'nee'"t'e ie 65%'ee 65'eer <br /> . Councilman Stephenson asked if the 654 on the dollar was a normal <br /> range or was it ever as high as 100X. Mr.Macaulay said oceaslonaly 11,,. 1 <br /> this happened but he was more comfortable when it came out between It:.'1 <br /> 504 and 75i. <br /> , Councilman Hive asked if he knew when the Silver Lake Comprehensive <br /> Plan was adopted,in as much as he had used the plan as a guide and !Br',' <br /> , Ms.Strong answered St was early 1985. PI, I <br /> tIa <br /> Vice President Morrow said each of the written protests that had 04 <br /> been filed with the clerk would be read and the person filing the <br /> protest or a representative would be given en opportunity to sPeek. <br /> He then asked if there were any further protests to be filed and no <br /> one replied. <br /> The City Clerk to read the fallowing protests: tip <br /> 1. William C.Bound,P.0.Box 291,Everett l'7 Alai <br /> 2. Max Casper,1510 121st.S.E.,Everett <br /> 3. Edna Gamble,8110 Sth Av.'S.W.,Seattle <br /> =Yer;e:!:'oZe;a0OthaendplegeraeSeLe::gtt::seV2;eFe,—"1"of <br /> the <br /> 'lift'Fl I' <br /> 4. Agnetha Jarish,2823 Rogge Leke So.,S.F., IP LI,I1 i <br /> . Pli I <br /> Mrs.darish said her property had 16,000 sq.feet but had.dreinege lit <br /> 4,1,k1 1 <br /> ditch through the middle so she could not use it. The neighbors <br /> house was built around the same time as hers and it was on the back <br /> of the lot so they could use all of their property. She said Hr. <br /> Macaulay has said her assessment was more because the house was in 'r h!II' <br /> better condition. She didn't think this was fair. d, l'. <br /> 1 4 <br /> • L'','FI' <br />