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„Op 4040,0•EA RESOLUTION NO. 7201 A RESOLUTION DECLARING A PORTION OF THE APPROXIMATELY 21-ACRE CITY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 6107 BERKSHIRE DRIVE, COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE WATER RESERVOIR#3 SITE, AS SURPLUS AND AUTHORIZING ITS TRANSFER TO CATHOLIC HOUSING SERVICES WHEREAS,the City Council finds and concludes: Surplus Unneeded Reservoir Property A. The City owns property for utility purposes as described in Exhibit A, which is a portion of the City property located at 6107 Berkshire Drive, commonly known as Water Reservoir#3. The City utilities department has determined that this property not needed for utility purposes. This property is referred to in this resolution as the "Unneeded Reservoir Property.” B. The City utilities division has need for the real property at the northeast corner of 26th Street and West Marine View Drive, to meet future storm water facilities needs to serve the north end of the City. This property is currently owned by the City for general fund purposes.This property is referred to in this resolution as the "26th Street Property." C. An appraisal of the Unneeded Reservoir Property determined its value to be $360,000.00. An appraisal of the 26th Street Property determined its value to be $680,000.00. D. The utilities division intends to exchange the Unneeded Reservoir Property for the 26th Street Property. Because of difference in appraised value between the two properties, the utilities division will transfer$320,000.00 to the general fund. E. In addition,the Unneeded Reservoir Property is not needed for any City purpose. All City Departments have completed review of the Unneeded Reservoir Property for surplus and it has received approval from the Mayor. F. In accordance with RCW 35.94.040, the City of Everett held a public hearing on January 3, 2018 regarding the proposed surplus of the Unneeded Reservoir Property. G. The Everett City Council finds and determines that the Unneeded Reservoir Property is not and will not be needed for City purposes and is therefore surplus. H. The Everett City Council finds that it is in the best interest of the City to surplus the Unneeded Reservoir Property.