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Ed Hansen <br /> April 21, 1980 <br /> page 2 <br /> even if property ownership is transferred. <br /> Secondly, you have indicated tht your clients will agree that they wilt <br /> not oppose the formation of a future L.I.D. to establish the North-South <br /> Corridor unless their property is induded as a property benefitted by <br /> the L.I.D. When L.I.D. costs are -+ssessed, those costs are spread in - <br /> accordance with the sFecial benefiis that aze confirmed thereon (Schmitz <br /> vs. Seattle). In other words, it is desired that a covenant be placed on <br /> the property that would prevent the property from protesting the for- <br /> mation of an L.I.D. While at the same time, it is not desired to restrain <br /> any rights to protest the amount of the assessment based on claims that <br /> the property is not benefitted to the extent of the assessment. <br /> The identified need for continuation of a maintained, North-South Traffic <br /> Corridor cannot be permanently guaranteed without requiring a No-Protest <br /> Covenant in the event the P.U.D. right-of-way is not available. <br /> Sewer Interceptor - The formula to determine sewer interceptor contri- <br /> bution is enclosed. <br /> Miscellaneous - The City can provide adequate water to the site to meet <br /> fire code reguirements. The provision and extension of water mains are <br /> the responsibility of the applicant and must be provided at his expense. <br /> Claire Olivers of the City's staff will provide specific information re- <br /> regarding the proper sizing and location of water mains. <br /> I hope this letter answers your questions. Please contact us if you feel further <br /> discussion or meetings are necessazy. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> �J�� i <br /> � ��2t �rJ?2�� <br /> Dennis L. D rickson <br /> Planning Director <br /> BL/DD/sk <br /> Enclosures <br />