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April 26,1989 169 <br /> Op Ms.Moss said the Kinney oroP.111.Orevide%28.4 acres of open ePece, <br /> 2 <br /> et an intergrated open space system, a potential regional detention <br /> pond site and settles a potential disagreement regarding fee-ln-lieu. <br /> cY <br /> or Michael "Pete" Zimny, of .121 Main Street, Edmonds, Stated his <br /> d. proposal protects more of the stream corridor of Pigeon Creek fl and <br /> is . 52. He said there is a great difference in the PrOcrtieS and 1 <br /> nS Council should see the properties:to recognize the advantages his <br /> proposal provides to the City. <br /> ix <br /> to Councilnember Morrow expressed a desire to be able to review the two <br /> 4) properties with the proposals to hopefully simp/ify this complex <br /> Mg issue. <br /> al <br /> • <br /> Moved by Councilmember Nom, seconded by Councilmember tangos to <br /> delay any decision on,this land trade until an opportunity to view <br /> II the properties has been provided to Council. <br /> en . • <br /> Bob Cooper, Park Director, stated he would arrange a toor of the <br /> area for the Council. He stated Park Staff is probably leaning <br /> toward the Zimny proposal due to the pristine nature of the area, <br /> the natural trails and would secure a longer corridor of the stream <br /> bed. <br /> =loil=beongggon=v=1 nfunciiMentert toting yes <br /> excep <br /> t <br /> .t; <br /> Notion carried. <br /> 1 g)41 <br /> ) PUBLIC HEARING <br /> President Niva opened the public hearing on the formation of LID 729 <br /> to provide new sewer mains and appurtenances along portions of 3rd <br /> Place SE, 112th Street SE,1st Drive SE,1st Avenue SE, Avenue ot, <br /> SE,and 110th Place SE. <br /> Brian Jones, LID Administrator, stated this area was annexed into <br /> ',J1! <br /> the City for the main purpose of acquiring sewers. Of the 36 <br /> Property owners who responded to a survey regarding a sewer LID, 30 <br />' favored and 6 were opposed. He Said, according to Snohomish Health <br /> District records, 46% of the septic systems in the area are <br /> failing. He stated through supplementary agreements, the 1I0 weold ft) <br /> also offer interested property owners the opportunity to include the <br /> oat Of their individual sewer service connections in their final <br />) LID assessments. <br /> Mr.Jones stated this will be the first opportonitY to imPlement the <br /> new financing plan for sewer LIDS. The new plan was established <br /> under Ordinance No. 1561-119. This ordinance allows the City's <br /> Utility Division tO advance the participants of sewer LIDs $4:000 4 <br /> Per each legal building lot toward the cost of the sewer <br /> Improvements. The advance would not be cash rebate, rather, it <br /> would be a deduction from their LID assessments that would be paid <br /> back over a 25-year period,at no interest,as an extra item on the <br /> I. property owners'bimonthly sewer bills. <br />