2005/04/27 Council Agenda Packet

EVERETT CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEMCOVER SHEET 9 PROJECT TITLE: Proposed Local Improvement Consent COUNCIL BILL# District Assessment Segregation X Action Originating Department En!ineerin (LID No. 726) First Reading Contact Person Brian Jones v Second Reading Phone Number 257-8922 Third Reading FOR AGENDA OF 4/27/05 Public Hearing Initialed by: 11 1,) Depaitnient Head / �. CAA Council President cle Location Preceding Action Attachments Department(s)Approval SW Everett; south of 1/14/87 Ord. 1324-87 Segregation resolution; Legal Merrill Creek Pkwy,east of (Formation) segregation analysis, Finance Hardeson Road 3/15/89 Ord. 1570-89 including maps (Confirmation) 5/12/04 Latest Segregation Res. Amount Budgeted $0 Expenditure Required $0 Account Number(s): Budget Remaining $0 Additional Required $0 DETAILED SUMMARY STATEMENT: Lot No. 8 of the original binding site plan for Seaway Center(July 1987)was part of Treasurer's Account No. 0004 under LID No. 726 in southwest Everett. Three.subsequent LID assessment segregations(December 1989,February 1990, and May 2004)divided the assessments for this property into several additional Treasurer's accounts, as the original property was officially subdivided. In the latest segregation in May,2004,the City Council approved an LID assessment segregation between the four parcels in created by Binding Site Plan No. 1571-01-02 (Auditor's File No. 200301095003). One of these four parcels,Tract 803,Treasurer's Account No. 89,has been further subdivided into three additional parcels under Binding Site Plan No. 1571-04-04(Auditor's File No. 200404265093).The three new lots in this site plan are labeled as Lots 8E, 8F, and 8G. The owners of these parcels have requested that the outstanding LID assessment for Tract 803, $56,760.92,be apportioned among the three new parcels. We propose to segregate the outstanding LID assessment according to recommendations of the attached special benefits analysis. Since the original assessment and the prior assessment segregation were based on the special benefit to the buildable areas, the proposed segregation is also based on the special benefit method of assessment apportionment. As described in the attached analysis, segregating the outstanding LID assessment for Tract 803 will not jeopardize the security of the outstanding LID liens against the three lots. RECOMMENDATION(Exact action requested of Council): Adopt the attached resolution segregating the LID assessment for Treasurer's Account No. 89 in accordance with the attached special benefits analysis. 53