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"!g 490 November 22,1989 owners tit } The hearing Is not intended to be a question and a spier but instead, is the final opportunity co for property c present confirm or information to the c essm before action pis token to or confirm the supplemental Tinel assessment roll. The protests o objections city. 131 be notetl antl coniidexetl antl may be should to FI by CM1e asa If a written protest has not been filed p hoard be � done no a written protest must be Piled 1n order to speak. y ttk 1 President N1va'then asked Lee Vorhees, Special Counsel to a plain the LID process, an the winter of 1986 the council first considered a resolution of intention to farm the district and he has worked with the city providing a transcript of proceedings. He said this is a supplemental assessment roll hearing. Because of litigations, p� interest costs to the city were approximately $1000 a day. Many SP, days have assed and the supplemental roll is approximately$464,000 which is supposed to be assessed against the property in the g.! district on the basis of special benefits. In the event that propertyn ers do not aear to be heard at this hearing= protesting oopposing the assessments, it would be appropriate to .` k. et on the ordinance. an . Brian Jones,of Public Works, said LI0 726 was formed in J uery of 3987 to effect the construction of a new arterial connecting Seaway 4-,i Boulevard and Glenwood Ave.and an extension of Haxdeaon Road to the 4i t new arterial. New'water, sew. and drainage systems were also included in the scope of the pro0ect. To accommodate the 11 accelerated development schedules of s of the property owners, the design and construction of the project was divided into two phases. Sf Phase I of the project consisted of the construction of Merrill 11 Creek Parkway, from Seaway Blvd, to the noeth and east, and Hartleson Road north from 75th St.S.M.approximately 600 linear Peet. ' Phase II involved the con truction of Merrill Creek Parkway, from the northern terminus of Phase I co nstruction to Glenwood Ave.and ', 1Hartleson Road from the northern terminus of Phase I north to !' Merrill Creek Parkway. }� Included with the Phase II storm drainage improvements is$d 10-acre-foot detention pond, which w means by the Washington 8 State Department of Wildlife of mitigating the environmental impacts of the fill across Merrill and Ring Creek. The timate of total project cot given in the formation ordinance was $7,300,000. The original final assessment roll confirmed In Perch of 1989 totaled$8,801,824. Due to appeals filed by Merrill Creek Assoc. end H & MV Associated, the sale of bonds on the il + s a original roll x delayed. The total amount of supplementary roll n { is $464,135. Of this total, $326,000 has been spread roportionately amD g all the proerty owners the basis of the special benefit study used in the calculation of the assessment roll confirmed in March, 1989. Also an additional $138,135 will be charged to Merrill Creek Associates for the increases in ) construction and other costs incurred pursuant to their extra P ' I I drainage work. The property owners in LID 726 were all advised during the ,`'I assessment assessment proceedings for the original ae ent roll that they would be additionally assessed for extra costs resulting from esrment appeals. 1II 1 II,0 ISNI t