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WVP-27-0352 DA= AVE NE SAN. SEERS LID #337 - Local Dprov. Dist. l+ .. � . ,-eK�a,nn'Xp'«��*•�+"�+RR"..•rpwTMMN•'�1bkT a....nrn-a. f..�,. , nunrf. ,.. BEGINNING OF. FI LE FILE TITLE WW dw 4OF - e `t y A 035Z AV i 1 , Z LAT) 33T M\PAEN T ir a i' 4 1y i y� i� Y Amends ORD 4434 CITY OF RENTON, WASHING"rON ORDINANCE NO. 4540 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, MENDING ORDINANCE NO. 4434 EXPANDING THE BOUNDARIES OF LOCAL IMPROVKKMTT DISTRICT NO. 337 (DAYTON AVENUE N.E.) . WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 4434 the City Council of the City of Renton did establish LID No. 331, fixed the boundaries thereof, and provided for assessments upon property in said district ; and WHEREAS, prior to the establishment of the final assessments, the owner of a certain parcel has petitioned the City Council to include that parcel within LID No. 337 rather than inclueing that parcel in a companion special assessment district; and I WHEREAS, the parcel petitioned to be added to Local Improvement District No. 337 will be benefited by the improvements in a manner similar to other similarly situated properties; and WHEREAS, the City Council deems it in the best interests of the City and the owner of the property petitioning to be within the district to include that property within the district; NOW, THEREFORE, T.E CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, DO OR➢AIN AS FOLLOWS: HECTION I. Ordinance No. 4434 establishing LID No. 337 is hereby amended to include the following descrikhnd real property: See Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof as if fully set forth herein. µ ORDINANCE NO. 4540 SaCTiON II, The: full boundaries of Local Improvement District No. 337 of the City of Renton, Washington, are now legally described as follows: Sea Exhi.bic "B" attached hereto and made a part hereof as if fully set forth herein. SSST392LIII. Except as specifically modified hereby, Ordinance No, 4434 remains in full force and effect. SK010H IV, This ordinance will be effective upon its passage, approval and five days after publication. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL �ti\is loth day of July 1995. / ' k� Mar11y J" etersen, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this loth day of July 1995, Ear C ymer, Mayon Approve to legal form: .swr�r Lawrence J. War kWh, City Attorney Date of Publication: July 14, 1995 ORD.490:6/21/9S:as. 2 ?v ,M ro li U� EXHIBIT"A"4 1-rOpeny Name/Address of Owner =T�n Identification Parcel a 20 DOUGLAS EDNA O ESTATE OF 3343900125 2 $11,837.48 GO FIDUCIARY SVCS OF WA 1111 3RD AVE N335 SEATTI.E WA 99101 Legal Lot Block Description: 206 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN R 4 E 144.2 FT OF S 148 FT i 1 i { I 7 C:MMOIECM. AIIVMExBlTA.DOCANAMh EXHIBIT"B" DAYTON AVENUE NE SEWERS LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 8337 The lands included within the Dayton Avenue NE Local Improvement District Boundary are on, within Section 5, Township 23 North,Range 5 East.W.M. The boundary for the district is described as follows: Beginning at the most northwesterly comer of Edendale Addition, as recorded in Volume 60 of Plats, Page 81,Records of King County,Washington,within the NE 1/4 of said section,said most northwesterly comer also being the southwest comer of Tract 217, C.D. Hillman's Lake Washington Garden of Edtn, Div.No.4,as recorded in Volume I I of Plats,Page 82,Records of King County,Washington; P Thence northerly along the west line of Tract 217,a distance of 30 feel,more or less,to the north right-of. way line of NE 22nd St.,as deeded to the City of Renton under King County Recording No.73P9130492; 7 Thence easterly along said north right-of-way line to an intersection with the east line of the west 4/7 of said Tract 217; Thence northerly abng the east line of the west 4/7 of said Tract 217 to an intersection with the north line of the south 148 feet of said Tract 217; Thence easterly along he north line of the south 148 feet of said Tract 217 to the east line th.reof, said east line also being the west line of]Tact 706 of said plat; Thence continuing easterly along the north line of the south 148 feet of said Tract 206 to an intersection with the east line thereof,said east line also being the went rightof-way line of Edmonds Avenue NE; Thence sorherly along said west right-of-way line and along the east line of said Tract 206 and its southerly extension across NE 22nd St.,to the northeast comer of Lot 1,Block 1,of Edendale Addition, as recorded in Volume 60 of Plats,Page 81,Records of King County,Washington, Thence southerly along the east line of said Lot I to the southeast comer thereof, Ther,ce wastHy along the south line of paid Lot I to the southwest comer thereof,said southwest comer also being the northeast comer of Lot 15,Block I of said plat; ast lines of Lots Thence southerly along the east line of said Lot 15 and continuing southerly along the e 14 through 9, inclusive, to the southeast comer of I.ot 9, Block I of said plat,within the SE 1/4 of said sec tion; Theme westerly along the south line of said Lot 9 to the southwest comer thereof, Thence northerly along the west line of said Lot 9 to the northwest corner thereof, said west line also S a being the east right-of-way line of Dayton Avenue NE; ' `- I hence westerly across Dayton Avenue NE to the southeast comer of Lot 7,Block 2 of said plat; Thence continuing westerly along the south line of ssid Lot 7 to the southwest comer thereof, Thence northerly along the westerly line of Block 2 and said plat to the northwest comer thereof,and the y,4 - point of beginning,within the NE 1/4 of said section. P c MH f t 4' a-- i � 19� 18� 17 20 22ND ST 10 j 9 1 11 1 � - 12 !f 5 15 < y .4 B _ 16 3 � 2 NE ?9T i , � CITY OF RENTON _ NEW SANITARY SEWER -- EXISTING SANITARY SEWER U.D. #337 L.I.D. BOUNDARY DAYTON AVE. SANITARY SEWER 0 150 300 EXHIBIT ' " 1:1800 f Special Assessment District 00.14 Final Assessment Roll Public Hearing The sewers, as constructed, have the potential to benefit a parcel adjacent to the LID. Staff recommends that this lot be included in a Special Assessment District. Said parcel is approximately twice as big as the parcels within the LID and has the potential to be subdivided. Staff,further,recommends that the lot be assessed based upon the potential of two units. Being in a Special Assessment District, means that a"Notice of Potential Assessment"will be recorded against the parcel This notice tells current and future property 0vners that, when they connect to and thus benefit from the sanitary sewers, they will have to pay their fair share of the cost of those sewers The property owner(s) are not required, under current codes, to connect to sewer, unless they have a failing septic system or further develop the parcel. The first unit would become due, in its entirety, when application is made to connect a single family residence to the sewer system. The second unit would not be due until the parcel is subdivided or the density is increased. Until such time both units are paid, the "Notice of Potential Assessment" would remain recorded against the parcel. In addition, the Special Assessment D,strict charge will accrue interest until the charge is paid in total. The interest on the Special Assessment District would be 5.949E simple interest. Accrual of interest will not exceed a period of ten(10)years, maximum. i F WIDOUT.DOCWG 2 I I LID 337 Final Assessment Roll Public Hearing At the regular Council Meeting of January 17, 1994, a public heanni was held to consider the formation of Local Improvement District(LID) 337 to install sewers in Dayton Avenue NE (NE 20th Street to NE 22nd Street) and NE 22nd Street(Dayton Avenue NE to Edmonds Avenue NE). On the.night Council approved the LID. Subsequently, Ordinance 4434 was passed by Council forming LID 337 and ordering the construction of the sewers. The construction project was awarded to Gary Medina Construction Co. in May. 1994. Construction was completed September, 1994. Following construction,time was spent on the sequential tasks of completing the as-buids, initializing the Public Works Trust Fund Loan, and , beginning the process of finalizing the LID. This hearing is to consider the finalization of the Local Improvement District and to set the final assessments for the properties within the LID. The estimated cost and expense of the Dayton Avenue sanitary sewer improvements (section III Ord 4434)was$160,000.00, The actual cost of the project was$124,293.54. These costs have been assigned, by staff, in an equitable manner to all parcels that could notentially benefit from the facilities. All of these parcels were then J,wded into two groups, those that are within the LID and those !hat are not. There is one parcel not in the LID and we have included it in a proposed Special Assessment District under consideration by Council. The estimated cost and expense of the sewers for LID 337 (section III Ord 4434) was $144,76L6o rho actua. cost of the LID was �112 456.06. The funds used for this project o"from a If interest loan from the State Department of Community,Trade, and Economic nn•eropment and a match from the City's Wastewater Utility Fund. The City has calculated a composite interest rate, from the two fuiA sources, of 3.44%. The City has historically added 4 an administration fee to cover the Finance Department's cost of managing the recirds, mailing i the annual billings and processing payments. The Finance nepartment has recommended that an vdditional tit% be added to the interest rate to cover the administrative cost. This means that the interest r, oo the LID would be 3.94%. Since all of the parcels are roughly the same shape and size, are developed with a single- family residence, and will receive similar benefit, we will be assessing the parcels on a unit charge basis with each parcel in the LID being one unit. The base assessment for each parcel in the LID will be$5,918.74. If the Council approves the final assessment roll, an ordinance will be provided to confiml the assessments. When the ordinance has been adopted, it will be recorded with King County. After recording, the property owners will be n 1ified that the assessment is final. That notice will trigger two requirements. The first m ,uirement is that the City Code (Sect. 8.5-2.1)) requires that all developed properties within the LID must be connected to the sewers within ninety(90)days. The second requirement is that the entire assessment must be paid within thirty (30) days to avoid any additional fees and interest. If the entire assessment Is not paid within thirty days, the property owner(s) will receive the `first of twenty annual bills or year from the .ate of notification. x. CITY OF RENTON PLANNING/BUILDING/PUSIAC WORKS MEMORANDUM DATE: June 15, 1995 TO: Timothy J.Schlitzer,President City Council Members VIA: Mayor Earl Cl � k� FROM: Gregg Zimm r Administrator STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit SUBJECT: Public Hearing on June 19, 1995 Re: Final Assessment Roll for LID 337 In preparation for the upcoming public hearing on LID 337, we are providing you with It memorandum in order to ah,rt you to certain issues that may cor up during the hearing which may or may not have a direct relationship with the LID. James Douglas: Mr. Douglas owns the parcel to the northeast of the LID that could potentially benefit from the sewers installed for the LID. We have notified him of this fact and offered him the choice of being within the LID or a Special Assessment District. We have done this through an of:icial notice and invitation to the public hearing. Mr. Douglas has Indicated to me that he will not be at the hearing. He has communicated to the City his wish to be included in the LID through two letters to the City. Staff will be making a recommendation that the LID be expanded to include Mr. Douglas' parcel. Council has the authority to do this and, in fact, did add Parcels to the recently completed Sierra Heights LID. Juanita Beckstrom: In 1992, the City Wastewater Utility formed a Special Assessment District for the West Kennydale Interceptor. This district has approximately 280 parcels and what we calculated to be 624 potential single-family units. When we drew the district, NE 22nd Street was the boundary. NE 22nd Street could potentially Bow to West Kennydale or toward East Kennydale. In retrospect, we made a mistake. We should have figured these parcels in both districts and charge based upon the district (interceptor) they actually utilized. However,to our knowledge,there are only five units that we missed. The inclusion of those units would reduce the base assessment from $525 to approximately$521. June 14, 1995 Page 2 By R a time this error was brought to our attention,we would have had tp take the following steps to resolve the issue: 1) Hold a public hearing notifying the 280 property owners. Release the potential assessment document recorded against each parcel. Record new potential assessment documents against each parcel. 2) Refund$4 to each property owner who had already paid the assessment. Without revising the assessment district, we do not have the authority to charge these four parcels (5 units) the Special Assessment Charge. Staff agrees that "it might not be fair' that these parcels do not have to pay the assessment. However, we did not see it being acceptable to ask the rate payers to pick up the substantial costs, in time and >ney, of revising the assessment district for what we perceived as an insignificant change to the assessment. This issue was brought up at the Dayton Avenue LID public hearing in January, 1994, 1 explained to Council about the error ant our decision not to revise the assessment district. Council did not give direction to staff to alter our decision. In addition to thi -Rove,Mrs. Beckstr,)m may bring up the follo,vfng issue: Last September,October,and December,fourteen of the twenty parcels in the Dayton Ave. LA connected to the new sewer. Three of the parcels were not being billed for sewer service even though they were connected at the same time as the Beckstroms. The Beckstroms are not happy about this. Staff, also not happy about the error, has made revisions to the procedures to close the apparent hole in the system. We are continuing to evaluate the system to eliminate future occurrences. The three parcels are now being billed and have been back-billed to their date of connection. Patricia Walker We have had several telephone conversations with this individual during which she has asked questions that might not typically be asked as part of an LID. Some of the questions asked and the answers(in italics)are Can we give her a cost breakdown of the LID costs? We have provided her with a spread sheet showing a cost breakdown of the LID by task(see attached). Why can't the City include the permit and connection c.iarges in the LID? We have explained to her that we inquired about including these charges but were told by f6e City Attorney that this wo4dd constitute the City lendr'ng credit and that we were not allowed to do it. She already pays our salaries through her taxes. Why is staff time included in the LID? 7 Jurie 14, 1995 Page 3 We have explained to her that our salaries are not paid from taxes, that we are a revenue fund and our salaries are paid from the sewer rags that we called. We have further explained that the LID procedures set by state law require Mat all cost of an LID must be included in the assessment and that the costs of the LID should not be put on the rate payers. Why did we use Schedule 40 pipe v:hen Schedule 80 pipe will last twice as I long and only costa few dollars mc . ? From an anticipated design life standpoint there is no difference between the Schedule 40 vs Schedule 80 PVC pipes. Therefore, we utilize Schedule 40 PVC where appropriate from a design standpoint in order to provide cost savings to the individuals paying the costs of such installations. The utilization of Schedule 40 ✓C vs. Schedule 80 PVC is strictly a design issue regarding the potential loading anticipated from both live loads (i.e.., Vehicular Traffic)and dead loads(amount of earth cover over the pipe). When it is anticipated tha'substantial live loads or dead loads will be placed upon the pipe, the City typically will specify a stronger pipe such as -Ghedule 80 PVC or ductile iron pipe. Wiry should she pay rates into the funds used to maintain the system (,.e. money from her rates pay for replacement of sewers in other parts of the city)? She is paying for s brand new line that won't need to be replaced for 50 plus years. She might not be here when her lines are replaced so why should she pay now? The Crry establishes Wastewater Utilih. Rates that provide for the overall maintenance and operation of the Utility. Each rate payer pays an equitable amount attributable to the overall maintenance and operation of the system. In order'or an individual to utilize public sewer, it takes more than the facility directly front of their ,asidenc- ,o provide that service. The sewage is conveyed ham their local facility to a collection line where it then travels through one or more interceptors to the Metro treatment and conveyance facilities. In the case of this oarticular facility on Dayton Avenue NE, the sewage travels approximately an additional 6400 linear feat before it reaches the Metro system. This methodology for establishing rates is the most common utilized by other sewer service providers, be it other Municipalities or Sewer Districts. In some instances, a sewer provider may utilize a separate billing rate when there is a unique service characteristic that only applies to a specific portion of the service area. An example of this might be charging a higher rate for an area that utilizes a lift station to provide service. Because there are no such unique areas within the City, we do not separate our rates based upon geographical area. June 14, 1995 Page 4 a What is the System Development charge? The System Development Charges were established to ensure that now customers pay o fair share of the existing infrastructure that provides the network necessary for their service. For example, the existing rate payers have been paying toward the eventual replacement of the system. New users pay the connection fee as a way to catch up on their responsibility for the eventual replacement of the existing mains. I We have attempted to provide Ms. Walker answers to clarify these questions. J Remembering that it is easier to compose answers in this written format than to ad- Gb to questions received over the phone, the answers provided here are similar to those given Ms. Walker. She is apparently not satisfied with our answers. Staff anticipates that she may ask these question or similar questions during the hearing. Staff recommends, if Council feels additional clarification to these answers is necessary or that answers are needed for additional questions not directly relating to the adoption of the LID, that the questons be refer ad to the Utilities Committee for further discussion. Ronald Mmone: The Mozzones are claiming that 8ie cost of connecting to the sewers and the monthly sewer bills would be a financial hardship. They are willing to fulfill their responsibility for paying their fair share of the LID. they are, however, requesting an exemption to the City's requirement that they connect to the sewer system. Local Improvement Districts and the process followed to implement them are regulated by State Law. The requirement to connect is mandated by City Cone(Section S-5-2D)and is a separate issue from the 1 0 Staff recommends that this issue not be discussed as part of the LID hearing but instead be referred to the Utilities Committee for consideration. We have talked to the property owners and they have no objection tc this action as long as they have sufficient notification of the time and day of the committee meeting. In order to provide this notice and allow time for staff to develop the background information for committee, staff recommends the July 18th meeting. L - i CITY OF RENTON Wilk Office of the City Attorney BrtgYam.Maya Lnwrcart J.Warren MEMORANDUM 6JL}e JJ:J 1 t335 ur.,,> To: Mike Benoit Enryin: -:its p«.pf From: Lawrence J.Warren,City Attorney Date: May 31, 1995 Subject, Ordinances Establishing Assessment District for Sanitary Sewer Service - Kcnnydale Sub-Basin-LID No 337 I am enclosing copies of the Wove-referenced ordinances. The originals of these ordinances have been fonrarded along to the City Clerk. Lawrence 1.Wartat . LJW:u cc Mayor Earl Clymer Jay Covington Marilyn J. Petersen AS.11435 It 0 n � � r Post Office Box 626- S end Street-Renton,Washington 98057-(206)253-8678 {� rr.. r 5 - I CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE ..ITT OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, ESTABLISHING AN ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FOR SANITARY SEWER SER PORTION SUBVIBASINNANDE ESTABLISHING TTHETAMOUNT OFOTHEH Y DALE CHARGE UPON CONNECTION TO THE FACILITIES. THE CITY COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: BECTION I. There is hereby created a Sanitary Sewer � Service Special Assessment District for the area served by the Dayton Avenue N.E. Sanitary Sewer in the northeast quadrant of the City of Renton, which area is m,,re particularly described in Exhibit 'A' attached herein. A map or the service area is attached as Exhibit .B.' The recording of this document is to provide Notification of Potential Connection and interest charges. While this connection charge may be paid at any time, tLe City does not require payment until such time as the parcel is connected to and thus benefitine from the sewer facilities. The property may be sold or in any other way change hands without triggering the r.: requirement, by the City, of payment of the charges associated with � this district. Cj SECTION-1 Persons connecting to the sanitary sewer facilities in this Special Assessment District and which properties have not been charged or asses.^d with all costs of the Dayton f Avenue Sanitary Sewer, as detailed in this ordinance, shill pay in ' T addition to the payment of the connection permit fee and in addition to the systems development connection charge, the i to additional fees: , a F ORDINANCE NU. A. Per U°St Charges. New connections of residential dwelling units or equivalents shall pay a fee of $5,918.74 per dwelling unit. Those properties to be assessed per unit charges are as included within the boundary legally described in Exhibit A and as shown on the map attached as Exhibit •B. " S§,CTI°N III. In addition to the aforestated charges, there shall be a charge of 3.94% per annum added to both the Per Unit Y, Charges and Zoned Front Footage Charges. The nterest charge shall - ' accrue for no more than ten (10) years from the date this ordinance becomes effective. Interest charges will be simple interest and not compound interest. SECTIO IV. This ordinance is effective upon its Passage, � e,9 �. approval, and five (5) days after publication. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this dap of 1994. n I Marilyn J. Petersen, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this day of 1994 E �j 4, Approved as to form: Earl Clymer, Mayor s Lawrence J. Warren, C'-ty Attorney Date o- Publication: A' ORD.481:5/31/95:as. 2 at. i CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON ORDINANCF. NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 337 FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF A CERTAIN AREA IN DAYTON AVENUE N.E. (N.E. 20TH STREET TO N.E 22ND STREET) AND N.E. 22ND STREET (EDMONDS TO DAYTON) BY DOING ALL YORE NECESSARY IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, LEVYING AND ASSESSING THE AMOUNTS THEREFOR AGAINST THE SEVEINL LOTS, TRACTS, PARCELS OF LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY AS SHOWN ON SAID ASSESSMENT ,LOLL AS CONFIRhED BY THE CITY COUNCIL; AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF SUCH ASSESSMENTS INTO THE LOCAL IMPROVEMENT FUND, DISTRICT NO. 337, OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, AS CREATED BY ORDINANCE NO. 4434. WHEREAS, the assessment roll levying the special assessment against the property located in Local Improvement District No. 337 e generally described as Dayton Avenue N.E. located between N.E. 20th P Street and N.E. 22nd Street and N.E. 22nd Street located between Edmonds Avenue N.E. and Dayton Avenue N.E. created under Ordinance No. 4434 dated February 14, 1994, has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Renton, Washington, by the Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator, as provided by law; and ..REREAS, due notice of the time and place of hearing thereon and making objections and protests to said roll was duly published 4 at and for the time and in the manner provided by law, fixing the x time and place of hearing thereon for June 19, 1995 at the hour of 7:30 P.M. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, Renton, Washington, and due notice thereof was timely mailed by the City Clerk to each prolerty owner shown on said roll as provided by law and as further specified in RCW 35.44.090, and said hearing having been .duly held as aforesaid; and ORDINANCE NO. WHEREAS, at the time and place fixed and designated in said notice, said hearing ca said assessment roll resulted in the following protests and/or objections, as received by the City Clark prior to, at and during said public hearing, to-wit: Name of Address legal on nrw',op ProtestinsPart}v - -- r and the City Council having duly considered said assessment roll, i and the City Council sitting and acting as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of considering the roll, benefits to be received by each lot, parcel and tract of '_and shown upon said roll, including i the increase and enhancement of the fair market value of each such parcel of land by reason of said improvement; ,, NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: MT-1-op I. That the assessments and assessment roll of i Local Improvement District No. 337 which has been created and established for the purpose of paying the cost of construction and k installing certain sanitary sewer lines and appurtenances thereto, 1 IC, and all as more particularly described in Ordinance No. 4434, further reference hereby had thereto, and all in accordance with said Ordinance, be and the same is hereby in all t'tings approved and confirmed so that the total amount of the assessments and assessment :.: ,. Y ♦ A. # � F`ht.iF' ...... n w i .. i. ..' ... 't ORDINANCE NO. roll of saii Local Improvement District is in the sum of $112,456.06. i SECTIO Ii. That each of the lots, tracts, parcels of land i and other property shown upon said assessment roll is hereby IY. determined and declared to be specially benefited by said a improvement in at least the amount charged against the same, and the assessments appearing against the same are in proportion to the several assessments appearing upon said roll. There 3s hereby levied and assessed against each lot, tract or parcel of land, or other property appearing upon said roll, the amount finally charged against t`', same thereon. SECTION III. That the assessment roll as approved and confirmed shall be filed with the Finance S Information Services Administrator for collection and said Finance 6 Information Services Administrator is hereby authorized and directed to publish notice as required by law, stating that said roll is in her hands for collection and that payment of any assessment thereon or any portion of said assessment can be made at any time within thirty (30) days from date of first publication of said notice, without penalty, interest or cost, and that thereafter the sum remaining unpaid may be paid in twenty equal annual installments with interest thereon hereby fixed at the rate of three and ninety four hundreds percent (3.94%) per annum. The first installment of assessment on said assessment roll shall become due and payable during the thirty day period succeeding the date one year after the date of first publication by the Finance s Information services Administrator of notice that the assessment roll is in her hands for collection and 3 a O'OINANCE NO. annually thereafter each succeeding installmenn shall become due and payable in like manner. If the whole or any portion of the assessment remains unpaid after the first thirty (30) day period, interest upon the whole unpaid sum shall be charged at the rate of three and ninety four aundreds percent (3.9.d), together with interest due on the whole of the unpaid balance, shall be collected. Any installment not paid prior to expiration of the said thirty (30) day period during which installment is due and payable shall thereupon become delinquent. All delinquent installments shall be subject to r charge of interest at three and ninety four hundreds percent (3.94%) per annum and for an additional charge of ten percent (10%) penalty levied upon both principal and interest due upon such installment or installments. The collection of such delinquent installments shall be enforced in the manner provided by law. SECTION IV. All of such assessments or installments thereof, and interest and penalty, if any thereon, when collected by the Finance S Information Services Administrator shall be paid into the Local Improvement Fund, District No. 337, of the City of Renton as created by said Ordinance No. 4434, and shall be used solely for the purpose of paying the principal and interest on the warrants and bonds drawn upon or issued against said Fund, or in case no bonds have been issued, then in payment of any installment note or notes as provided for in RCW 35.45.150, as may be determined by the City Council of the City of Renton. 4 .Y 5 ORDINANCE NO. 5RC710P V. This ordinance shall be effective upon its passage, approval and five days after its publication, unless otherwise provided for herein above. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this day of 1995. Marilyn J. Petersen, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAY OR THIS _ day of _ , 1995. Earl Clymer, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney Date of Publication: ORD.480.5/31/95:as. S `�Ixrr"u Bey+�E } CITY OF RENTON i City Clerk Mayne Marilyn J.Petemn Berl Clymer, i S May 24, 1995 Estate of Edna O Douglas )' CIO Fiduciary Services of Washington 1111 3RD AVENUE#335 ,i SEATfLE,WA 98101 SUBJECT: DAYTON AVENUE SANITARY SEWERS-SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT RE: KING COUNTY PARCEL#3343900125(AKA 2209 EDMONDS AVENUE NE) Dear Sir. r. As you may be swam, the City of Renton has installed sanitary sewers st lend Street This sewer line is adjacent to the above-mentioned parcel. The sewer was installed under a Local Improvement District(LID)that was initiated by the property owners along Dayton Avenue NE and NE 22nd Street. Your parcel is not included within the LID. Since your parcel could potentially benefit from the sewers. you or the 'current property ownef parcel would have the responsibility to pay for your fair share of the installation costs. As such,this means is being included in a Special Assessment District. Beinrr in a Special Assessment District, that a"Notice of Potential Assessment"will be recorded against the parcel. This notice tells current I and future property owners that, when they connect to and thus benefit from the sanitary sewers, they will have to pay their fair share of the cost of those sewers. You are not required, j under current codes, to connect to sewers unless you have a failing septic system or further I the future, codes may change and you may be required to develop your parcel. (At some time in connect your parcel to sewers.) Your parcel is approximately twice as large as the other parcels and has the ability to be subdivided. This parcel will be calculated as two units. The first unit would become due, in its entirely,when application is made to connect a single fam' 'esidence to the sewer system. The second unit would not be due until the parcel is subdivide `e density is increased. Until su-h time both units are paid,the"Notice of Potential Assessme,,, would remain recorded against your parcel. In addition, the Special Assessment District charge will accrue interest until the charge is paid in total. Accrual of interest will not exceed a period of ten (10)years or 100% of the original charge,whichever comes first Typically the City Council would pass an ordinance forming the Special Assessment District notdy / the property owner(s),and allow for an appeal period to give the property owners the opportunity to - r express their concerns. The City Council has not yet passed such an ordinance. We are callinge for a public hearing prior to asking Council to form the Special Assessment District and concurrent e with the hearing for the LID to allow for the opportunity to include this parcel in the LID. 200 Mill Avenue South-Renton,Washington 98055 (206)235-2501 i; e�; 1 i Page 2 May 24. 1995 Based upon the costs of the project, staff will recommend a Unit charge of$5,918.74, Therefore, your potential assessments would be: DOUGLAS EDNA O ESTATE OF Legal Description: C/O FIDUCIARY SVCS OF WA Tract 206 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF 1111 3RD AVE#335 EDEN#4 E 144.2 FT OF S 148 FT SEATTLE WA 98101 Assessment District a 00-14 Parcel#: 1 KC Tax Act#: 3343900125 2 Units at$5,918.74 per Unit Assessment: $11,837.48 The City Council has set June 19, 1995. 7 30 PM in the Council Chambers as the time a.,d place for public hearings to discuss the LID and Special Assessment District. This would be the time for you to make, in writing or in person, comments or requests to the City Council. If you so choose, Council has the option of including this parcel into the LID. If you have any questions, you may contact Mike Benoit in the Wastewater Utility at (206) 277- 6208. Sincerely, Marilyn J. n City Clerk DOUG-SAD.DOCIMAe n cc' camas Dwpin Y . F CITY OF RENTON COUNT„CNDA BILL AI M: sutmtuna Data: Planning/Building/Public Works F.,A,iId.of: Dint./ ,,aoard Utility Systems Division/Wastewater Section May 22, 1995 staff comet,... Mike Benoit (x-6206) Ayerd.st.,ua Con...L............. X Stuart: Public Hemp Dayton Avenue NE Sanitary Sewers Special Assessment c........Meno... District Final Assessment Roll otdaem........... . Rutoludon........... Did auimuu.e....... Exal a: New au,.a...... Special Assessment District Final Assessment Roll study se.rom.... Reo.mn Wr A<u Approvrc Set Public , paring for June 19, 1995 Levr Dect......... F....o.0.P'..... y OtMr....._......... rt Faer hnp.cc E.PetMm...ReAWrN.. -Q- Tremfer/Amendment._... Amoum tr. ..:erod....... Rewrw.Gen.ratad...... .. Totr Projam C,dp.t.' City SMra Total Project.. i Summary of Aceoe: At the regular council meeting of January 17, 1994, council approved the Dayton Avenue Sanitary Sewer Local Improvement District (LID 337) to install sanitary sewers (pages 25 through 26 of Council Minutesl in Dayton Avenue NE (between NE 20th and NE 22nd) and III in NE 22nd Street (between Dayton and Edmonds). The Wastewater Utility has completed construction of said sanitary sewers. The sewers, as constructed, have the potential to benefit a parcel adjacent to the LID. Said parcel is approximately twice as big as the Parcels within the LID and has the potential to be subdivided. The lot will therefore be assessed based upon the potential of two units. Staff has prepared notices for the property owner(s) notifying them of their final assessments. The charge would be $5,918.74 per unit connected to the system. If the one existing house were connected to the system, the owner we lie assessed for one unit. Further development would trigger the second unit charge. Ti,. nit charoe is the same unit charge used for the LID. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that Council fix the time (June 19, 1995, 7:30 PMI and place (Council Chambers) for the public hearing to discuss the adoption of the final assessment roll for the Dayton Avenue Sewers Special Assessment District. If Council approves of the assessment(s)an ordinance will be prepared tonning the district. CnIRLES ITE CHNICL%LN337\S A DA G E ND.dot 94A f b � FINAL CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: NE 22nd St&Edmonds Ave.NE Dayton Ave.NE SAD Assessment Status: Final Assess Dist.No. 00-14 Type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $11,837.48 Asses Method; per Unit Connection Units: 2 Cost per Unit: 55,918.74 Property Name/Address of Owner KC Taa Act k X of Units Assessment S Identification j ij Parcel M 1 DOUGLAS EDNA O ESTATE OF 3343900125 2 f 11,837.48 C/O FIDUCIARY SVCS OF WA 1111 3RD AVE il335 SEATTLE WA 98101 Legal Lot Block Description: 206 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN H 4 E 144.2 FT OF S 148 FT 4.9sat1uT7gM0Cn4Aetea ' I i 22t0 ST !r r r r r � a -- r r � � r II � _ < r r r NE 20TH ST NEW SANITARY SEWER CITY OF RCN ION '""'" ""'" EXISTING SANITARY SEWER • L.1.0. BOUNDARY DAYTON AVE. SANITARY SEWER SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 00-14 O 150 300 1:1800 IT �_N_T�U�.A��NDA BILL AI N' Ibr Ay.M.pr: e ,,amity,,ond. P unity gyst ildsDivi blicworks M____-eY 2?1995 o.pUDl+rao.m. Utility Systems DivisionlW asteweter Section Ayer,daum. SW-- St."conl.et.... Mike Benoit ;x-6206) C.m..1 x Public H..rirq... SUEl.c1: Corr....M.rw... Dayton Avenue NE Sanitary Sewers Local Improvement o.din.M..- District Final Assessment Roll Ra.olution........... ad 8,nn-......... N.w ILrrno...... EaNEiu: SmdY,...ion..... Local Improvement District Final Assessment Roll mtomuuon......... ApprOwH: R.coirvrt.nd.d Action: L.yr D"t......... Set Public Hearing for June 19. 1995 F.,IwIK,p,Pt.._.. om.r................ Fo c.l lmp.cc Tr.nrulArrwMrn.nt.-- Eap.ndimnR.Wllotl -0- -- Amount WI19IR.d._.... C',SiTot A Pr•{.c6. _ J Total P I Wdp. F Acton: e regular council meeting of January 17, 1994, council approved the Dayton Avenue ary Sewer Local Improvement District (LID 337) to install sanitary sewers (pages 25 gh 26 of Council Minutes) in Dayton Avenue NE Ibetween NF 20th and NE 22nd) arid 22nd Street (between Dayton and Edmonds). The Wastewater Utility has completed trut.tion of said sanitary sewers. The final costs and as::es:ments have beenf h r the ners "cu raslsessmants afThere af has lrepnineteen CaIceared sceos wthPn Ih0i1LID tlo tr shareothetng totah LlD cost em of eof2.456.06.OMMENDATION. aring to discuss the adoption f recommends that Council fix the time IJune 19, 1995, 7:3(` PM) and Dlace (Council the nblfe Councdal for happrovese public hof the assessment(,) an ord,antler ll for LID wiill he lbe prepared ennfnt ,rming te , J C:MLE4ITECHNICLLLID331 WOAGEND.coo 'i r . , n.r FINAL ^.I'Y OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Dayton Ave NE L.I.D.No. 337 (NE 20th+o NE 22nd) Assessment Status: Final Assess Dist No. 00-01 Type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $112,456.06 AlscaM to hod, per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit $5,919,74 Property NamelAddrcss of Owner KC—,"A,,* E�Ilof:lljnds Identification Parcel# 1 MORRIS DAISY M 22532OW05 1 $5,918,74 PO BOX 2265 RENTON WA 98056 �} Legal Lot Block Description: I I EDENDALEADD Parcel# 2 PINZ,RAYMOND F1 2253200045 1 $5,91&74 2000 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 9 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel#3 DEAN ROBERI-E 2253200050 1 $5,918.74 2004 DAYTON AVENUE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 10 I EDENDALE ADD Parcel#4 WALKER PATRICIA 2253200055 1 $5.918.74 2008 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal l.ot Block v4 Description: I I I EDENDALE ADD Parcel#5 MILLER STEVE G&STACY 2253200060 1 $5.918.74 2012 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 12 1 EDENDALE A—D Parcel#6 TATE THOMAS R 2253200065 i $5,918.74 2100 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 13 1 EDENDALE ADD �9l.11Dl7h.pOCIMA&La y � _ 4 FINAL CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Dayton Ave.NE L.I.D.No. 337 (NE 20th to NE 22nd) Assessment Status: Final Assess Dist.No. W01 Type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $112,456.06 Assess Method per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit: $5.918.74 Property Name/Addrcss of Ownrn TKC l'ax Act# r N of Units Assessment 5 Identification j Parcel N 7 POTTER DAVID E 22532U9070 1 55,918.74 lI 2104 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 `I I Legal Lot Block i Description: 14 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel# 8 BECKSTROM L D 2253200075 1 55,915.74 2109 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98036 Legal Lot Block .: Description: IS I EDENDALE ADD Parcel N 9 REYNOLDS WILLIAM E 2253200080 I $5,918.74 2112 DAYTON NE RENTON WA 99056 Legal Lot Block Description: 16 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel# 10 RICHARDS CLEVE 2253200085 1 $5,918.74 2113 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block �. t Description: 1 2 EDENDALE ADD I` Parcel# I I SPARROW JOHN M+WILLIAM 2253200090 1 $5,918.74 t MITC 2109 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 2 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcel# 12 SPENCER SCOTT L 2253200095 1 $5,918.74 2105 DAYTON AVE NE Vy RENTON WA 99056 0 r, Legal Lot Block Description: 3 2 EDENDALE ADD a."nM33U.00CIMASM _.. _ la... ..®r .r " ...�.�..av....ci..a�... ...n �_. :�Y 1..t.. Yr=.., a��t. _.'k• _ _. .. `1 FINAL C 'Y OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Dayton Ave. NE L.I.D. No. 337 (NE 20th to NE 22nd) Assessment Status: Final Assess Dist. No f IS1I Type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $112,456.06 Assess Meftd: per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Uric -5,918.74 ,. Property T Name/Address of Owner KC Tax Act# #of Units Asussment S Identification h Parcel# 13 NEWTON GL 2253200100 1 $5,919.74 2101 DAYTON NE RENTON WA 98056 .� Legal Lot Block Description: 4 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcel# 14 MO2ZZONE RONALD C 2253200105 1 55,918.74 2013 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 5 2 EDENDALF.ADD Parcel# 15 BARRANS DELMAR R+ALMA L 2253200110 1 55,918.74 PO BOX 624 KETTLE FALLS WA 99141 Legal Lot Block Description: 6 2 EDENDALE ADD 1 Parcel# 16 BUXTON GENE W 2253200115 1 55,918.74 2005 DAYTON AVE NE RFN PON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block �}- Description: 7 2 2DENDALE ADD Parcel# 17 DUKE PAUL R 3343900123 1 55,918.74 2408 NE 22ND ST RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 206 NILLMANS LK W N GARDEN OF EDEN#4 S 148 FT LESS E 144.2 FT LESS W in LESS S 30 FT +vs�uwn�.uocrt4name I INAL CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Uayton Ave.NF L.I.D.No. 337 (NE 20th to NE 22nd) Assessment Status Final Assess Dist,No. 00-01 Type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $I 12,456.06 Assess Method per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit: $5,918.74 Property Name/Address of Owner KC Tex Act 4 0 of Units Amurneut S Identification Parcel M 18 BABCOCK PAUL L 3343900135 1 f5,918.74 2404 NE 22ND ST RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 206&217 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN 8 4 E IrrM OF S 148 FT OF LOT 217 LESS S 30 FT TG W W b Mi OF S 148 FT OF LOT 206 LESS S 30 FT Parcel 4 19 DUKE P R 3343900595 1 $5,918.74 2408 NE 22ND ST RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Bieck Description: 217 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN 4 4 W 213 OF E 3n OF S 148 FT LESS S 30 FT THOF 12JP3n"TD.O0CIMAWW lip '': ii■ ice = i i 1� � '� 1 ■ ■��■ /Yiii�W/ �1 �� ���i��i■■� 1�� � 1���01111 �J .■ ' ■■ t i Fi, j 19j 18117 I 22ND ST - --� - 13 � i 14 � i 5 15 JIL NE 20TH ST _. CITY OF RENTON _ NEW SANITARY SEWER ^�-�- EXISTING SANITARY SEWER I.M. #337 - • • - L.I.D. BOUNDARY DAYTON AVE. SANITARY SEWER 0 150 300 1:1800 i CITY OF RENTON FINANCE AND INFORMATION SERVICES MEMORANDUM DATE: May 22, 1995 rt TO: Mike Benoit D",,N FROM: Paula Henderson i SUPJE('f: SAD Intenst RatelDoyton Avenue Sanitary Sewers I have reviewed the SAD interest rate calculation for the Dayton Avenue Sanitary Sewen. The rue agreed upon will be 3.94% including administration costs. This rate also can be used for the Local Improvement District since the financing sources are the same as the SAD. The facts used it the calculation are aurect: I.) The match for the PWTF loan are 1994 bond proceeds with an average coupon rate of 6.3%. 2.) The most recent published semiannual CPI(January 1995)for the City of Seattle urban wage e rums and clerical workers was 3.8%. Based on the above,the final assessment rolls can be prepared. i Vwe Ru cu.rm.mowa. CITY OF RENTON PLANNING/BUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM I May 11, 1995 Paula Henderson Mike Berson Dayton Avenue Sanitary Sewers r Utility is preparing the Final Assessment Rolls of the Local Improvement and neat Districts associated with these sewer improvements. 1 have completed the feet 19 calculate the interest rate we will charge for the SAD. Please confirm the that I used in the calculation: y used as the 20% match to the PWTF loan was obtained from bonds with a 6.3% :e and a term of 19 years. )ublishel Consumer Price Index for Seattle Urban Wage Earners and Clerical s 3.8%. interest rate be used for the Local Improvemem District or do we have to use ations to determine the:rate' questions or need any additional information,please call me at Ext.6206. CITY OF BENTON Dapon A...Servtary Sawa.-Imeroat Rate DEBT SERVICE: Note_ Tam PWTF 96,957 2.0% 20 Bond 27,336 6.3% 19 t o14 124`294 PWTF Loon Amortization SCM6Vb Navauue Bond A.vli7alon ScAadVl4 Period Princioal Ipletla Total Period Pdnelpal Imarrt Total Bebnca 96.957 Bal awe 27.336 1 4,848 1,939 92,109 1 783 1.732 26,SS3 2 4,848 1.842 47.261 2 832 1,682 25,721 3 4.$48 1.745 02.413 3 885 1.630 24,936 4 4,848 I'm 77,565 4 941 1,574 22.896 5 4,948 1.651 72.717 5 1.001 1.514 22,894 6 4.848 1,454 67,899 6 1,064 1,451 21.830 yt 7 4,848 1.357 63,021 7 1.131 1,383 2Q699 !1 B 4,348 1,260 58,173 8 1.203 1,311 19,496 9 9 4.848 1.163 53,32S 9 1.279 1,235 18.217 Ipl 10 4.848 1.067 48.477 10 1,360 1.154 16,657 11 4.846 $70 43,629 11 1.447 1.068 15,410 1 12 4.044 973 36,781 12 1,S38 976 13,972 13 4.848 778 33,933 13 1,636 879 12.236 14 4,348 679 29.085 14 1.739 775 10.497 15 4,848 582 24.237 15 1,850 665 6,647 16 4,848 485 19,389 16 1.967 548 6,6P 17 4,848 388 14,S41 17 2.091 423 4,56 + I8 4,848 291 9.693 IS 2.224 291 2.36b 19 4,848 194 4.645 19 2.366 150 0 ,e$�1i j 20 •851 97 161 20 aT 1 Told, 96,963 30,361 Total 27336 20,441 m® 1i Not Sarnca Ar e.,, uon Scheduler PV D=t r- P d d Pd Pr Int real Tad 3.8% 1 5.631 3.671 9,302 9.961 2 5,680 3,524 9.204 8.543 )a ' 3 5.733 3.375 9,100 8,144 p ?�- 4 5.769 3.222 9.011 7,762 5 5.843 3,065 8.914 7.397 6 5.912 2,905 8,011 7.049 7 6.979 2,740 4.719 6.716 +- 8 6,051 2,571 8.622 6.399 9 5.127 2.398 8.525 6.094 10 6.208 2.221 8.429 5,805 11 5.295 2.030 8,333 5.529 12 6.386 1,849 8.235 5.264 13 6,484 1,655 8,139 5,012 ,^G 14 6,587 1454 8.041 4,770 16 8.698 1,247 7,945 4,541 U 16 6.815 1,033 7,848 4.321 17 6.939 all 7.750 4,111 IB 7,072 582 7,854 3,911 19 7.213 344 7.557 3.720 20 4,851 97 4948 1347 Total 124299 40c802165101115395s_ l pY.riVMenLOPm vn � 4��'� n; 1 ' z ,N. e3' v4 1 i ,q CITY OF RENTON Dayton Awwa SaNurY SesOre Inteun Row SAO Intere.t Rate: Term 10 Yesm Diweunt FV PV Rtl0 Pmkgr M w 3.8% 124,294 85.500 —1 Discount PV PV PV FV' Anmul CYwlation SAD Toth I Rate Debt St< Prinei Y Innnet Inlet.., 1,.1.0 S.m I.W. .I (ntere.t Rat. SAO Loen..II 3.8% 116.395 185.3001 30.795 44715 4,472 All u.W InCfV PP.1 3,50% 44720 1 Inbnst to"wad In tits SP.cial Aummmt DNoict Is: 4.10% (including administration costs) I CNw/CtM'i100Mt.p l e. �.Ye ENGINEER'S CERTIFICATE Honorable City Council Renton,Washington Complying with Resolution No. 3025, being a Resolution creating Local Improvement District No. 337, and Ordinance No. 4434, ordering the unstroction thereof, I have prepared the following Assessment Roll in accordance with Ordinance No. 274 and the laws of the State of Washington. 1 find that the actual total cost of the Dayton Avenue Sewer Improvement was and is the sum of Qne hundred-twenty-four-thousand-(wo- red-ninety-three dollars and fifty-four cents 4124.293.541. and that said amount is equitably apportioned over twenty (20) parcels represented by twenty one(21) Units according to the benefits resulting from said improvements to each lot,tract,piece or parcel thereof, Of said twenty (20)parcels, nineteen(19)parcels, represented by nineteen(19) Units, are within the Local Improvement District. I find that the actual cost of the improvements associated with the nineteen (19) parcels within the Local Improvement District was and is the sum of Qytg hynCtg�;ktelve-thousand-four-hundred-fifty-sia dollars and six �entc (c112 a56,06), and that said amount is equitably apportioned in the attached assessment roll to the property therein described , as set oppcsite each of said tracts respectively in the column marked "Amount of Assessment',anJ I certify that this Assessment Roll, consisting of 4 pages, with parcels numbered I through lo, is a true and correct assessment roll for the aforesaid focal Improvement District. It is the intent of the City that the remaining two (2) Units Representing one (1) parcel will be included in a Special Assessment District. I herewith transmit this roll for equalization and confirmation. Respectfully 7 y K:l/UKI21� regg an, Administrator Planning/Buildin&ublie Works Dated_ 19_qj CERTIFICATE OF CITY COUNCIL This is to certify that the Final Assessment Roll of Local Improvement District No. 337 was duly confirmed by Ordinance No, of the City of Renton, Washington, the __- day of 19 Marilyn J. Petersen,CMC City of Renton,Washington ;J CFRTIF.DWC W A9 CITY OF RENTON Office of the City Attorney Earl Clymer,Mayor tawreace J,Warren MEMORANDUM APR Z 4 1995 CITY OF MENTON PUBLIC WORKS ADMIN. To: Gregg Zimmerman,Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator From: Lawrence J.Warren,City Attorney Staff Contact: Mike Benoit i Date: April 21, 1995 Subject: Dayton Avenue Local Improvement District(LID 337) I concnu with your suggestion that the added parcel be handled by including one unit in the LID and one unit in the assessment district. L1\ Lawrence 1 X%A,Cn L.1W:as. cc. Mayor Earl Clymer � V lay Covington All It 3.69 1 I i :. Post Office Box 626- I S god Sto:vt-Renton,Washington 98057-(206)255.8678 n..c.rn.w..m.nqrra mw..r tat w+�n...nw CITY OF RENTON PLANNINGBUILDINGIPUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM DATE: April 20,1995 TO: Larry Warren FROM: Gregg Zimmerman L STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit SUBJECT: Dayton Avenue Local Improvement District(LID 337) We are beginning the process to complete the Final Assessment Rill for LID 337. 1 he preliminary LID included nineteen parcels. In addition, there is a twentieth parcel (east of parcel 17 on the attached man)that can connect to and benefit from the new sewer main. It was originally determined that while all the lots in the preliminary LID varied slightly in size,they are all single family and not sutdivdaWe. As such,it was determined that"would assess the LID based upon'one each'or a unit change. The twentieth parcel,while currently used for one single-family house.does have the potential to be divided into two parcels that are the virtual equivalent of any of the parcels in the LID. Also,from a front footage standpoint,this lot's 144 feet is equivalent to twice the front footage of the lots In the LID(70.38 to 71.41 For division of cost over all parcels that may benefit, we would induce this j pane i in the calculations as two units. The property owner would like to connect the existing single family house to the new sewer. Using City Code Section 9-16-8C (Special Assessment Districts)as an example.we have identified three possible choices for the property owner: 1t He chooses to not conned to the sewer,at this time and we will hold a Special Assessment � District equal to two ends. If, at a later time, the property owner chooses to connect one house to the sewer, they would pay one unit charge plus interest. If two or more houses were connected.both unit charges,plus interest.would be due. i 2) He chooses to conned to the sewer and is included in the Local Improvement District for one unit equivalent to the benefit he is receiving. The City would hold a Special Assessment District equal to one unit. If, at a later time, the property owner chooses to connect an additional house or increase density in any way,they would pay the second unit j charge plus interest. 3) He chooses to connect to the sewer, and is included in the Local Improvement District for both units. This would allow him to finance both units even though he is not benefiting from the second unit immediately. In discussion with the properly owner,he has indicated a preference toward option number two. An attempt was made to contact the property owner at the time we sent notice for the preliminary LID hearing. We later found out that the properly owner had recently p.,Aed away. The current owner is her estate with her son managing the property. The properly owner(s)will be notified and invited to the hearing for the final assessment. If the property owner(s)make their wishes known at that time and council is so inclined,we should be able to come back with an ordinance for a special assessment district. .* I�y',7y 00. April 18. 1995 Page 2 i Since we would meet the requirements for the LID and the intent of all of the steps in forming a ! Special Assessment District,It would be our understanding that we can include this parcel for one unit Into the LID and form c Special Assessment District for the second unit. Please provide i confirmation of our assumption and provide any direction you consider relevant to the completion of ourtasks. We am planning to submit the final assessment roil(s)and agenda hill setting the public hearing to Jay on May 2,1995. If you have any questions,you can contact Mike Benoit at 277-6298. t�ortsw.00crtnea .c. MIL Beam i +i 1 � r CITY OF RENTON PLANNINGIBUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM DATE: April 13, I010 TO: Creeg Zimmerman FROM: Mike Benoit Mg SUBJECT: Juanita Beckstrom-2108 Dayton Ave.NE In response to your request to provide information, in a memo form, relating to the complaint received from a citizen in the Dayton Avenue Sewer Local Improvement District, the following is background information: In 1992, the City Wastewater Utilit) formed a Special Assessment District for the West Kennydale Interceptor. This district has approximately 280 parcels and what we calculated to be 524 potential single-family units. When we drew the district, NE 22nd Street was the boundary. NE 22rd Street could potentially flow to West Kennydale or toward East Kennydale. In retrospect, we made a mist.. Id have figured these parcels in both district and charge based upon the dtstru,. -mr) they actually utilized. However, to our knowledge, there are only five w.s to. . dv missed. The inclusion of those units would reduce the base assessment from$525 to approximately$521. By the time this error was brought to our attention,we would have had to take the following steps to resolve the issue: 1) Hold a public hearing (notifying the 290 property owners. Release the potential assessment document recorded against each parcel. Record new potential assessment documents against each parcel. 2) Refund$4 to rich property owner who had already paid the assessment. Without revising Toe assessment district, we do not have the authority to charge these four parcels(5 units)the Special Assessment Charge. Staff agrees that "it might not he fair' that these parcels do not have to pay the assessment. However, we did not see it being acceptable to ask the rate payers to pick up the substantial costs, in time and money, of revising the assessment district for what N'^ perceived as an insignificant change to the assessment. v IE . April 1.3, !"S Page 2 This issue was brought up at the Daytt.n Avenue LID public hearing in January. 199C I - explained to Council about the error and our decision not to revise the aumur ent district. This assessmen'district charge is the only difference in chuges for soy of the parcels within the LID. In addition to the above requested information, you might also wait to h aware of the following information: Last September,October,and December, fourteen of the twenty parcels in the Dayton Ave. LID connected to the new ,ewe,. Three of the parcels were riot being billed for sewer service even though they were connected at the same time as the Beckstroms. The Becistroms are not happy about this. The Wastewater Utility, also not happy about the error, is working with Construction Services and Utility Billing to revise the procedures and cl,se the aoparent hole in the system. The three parcels are being billed as of the next billing cycle and will be back-billed to their date of connection. secrvtest.Decns,saar I i , t CITY OF RENTON PLANNINGBUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS z MEMORANDUM DATE: .April 12, 1995 TO: Dave Christensen Y- FROM: Gregg Zimmerman c° r, SUBJECT: Dayton Avenue IAD Customer Complaint L, Mayor A lady(phone/255-0904,but 1 wasn't given her name)ailed the Mayor with a complaint about the assessments we are charging for the Dayton Avenue sewer LID. She said she is being required to pay$750, while the people living along 22nd are also served(or able o be served)by the sewer, and have not paid the assessment, or will not he required to pay the assessment. She t feels that this is unfair. Vik Runkle was there when the Mayor talked to me, :.d she was familiar with the situation because the lady had been in to talk with her staff. Vik's recollection is that the people living along 22nd will have to pay the assessmem,so there is no fairness problem. The Mayor requataJ that we provide him with information on this issue in memo form so that he can return this lady's call. Please provide me with a memo: this as soon as you can get o ic. Thanks. Mhl10.DOTrba I I ... ••. "��I�n✓a�Kallraro. .:.w:.w. vAY�... �wa� i Y f , RENTON CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting January 17, 1994 Kenton Mun°cipal Court Monday, 7:30 p.m. Municipal Court Chambers M IN :JZ E S CALL TO ORDER Mayor Clymer led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Hall and called the setting of the Renton City Council to order. POLL CALL OF RICHARD STREDICKE,Council President; KATHY KEOLKER- COUNCILMEMBERS WHEELERS RANDY CORMAN; TONI NELSON; TIM SCHLITZER; BOB EDWARDS. MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY EDWARDS, COUNC1 EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMEMBER JESSE TANNER. CARRI I CRY STAFF IN EARL CLYMER, Mayor;JAY COVINGTON, Executive Assistant to the ATTENDANCE Mayor; LAWRENCE J. WARREN.. City Attorney; MARILYN PETERSEN, City Clerk; GREGG ZIMMERMAN, Acting Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator; MIKE KATTERMANN, Senior Planner; MICHAEL BENOIT, Engineering Specialist; Lt. Dennis Gerber, Police Department. APPROVAL OF MOVED BY STPEDICKI, SECONDED BY KEOLK ER-WHEELER, COUNCIL dMITES COUNCIL. APPRCVE THE MINUTES OF JANUARY 10, 1994 AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARINGS This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and published LID: 337, Dayton Ave NE in accordance with local and State laws, Mayor Clymer opened the public Sanitary Sewers hearing to consider the proposed Local Improvement District (LID) 337 for installation of Dayton Avenue N :try sewers in the total proposed ,mount of$144,7til.95. Michael Benoit, Engineering Specialist, provided a brief history of the I ID, noting the proposal affects residences along Dayton Avenue NE from NE 20th to NE 22nd as well as those on NE 22nd from Dayton to Edmonds Avenues. Staff received a valid petition last April from property owners requesting the installation of sanitary sewers. In May, staff applied for a State Public Works Trust Fund Loan for the project, which, if approved, would substantially reduce the interest rate charged for the LID. Legislative approval of the loan is expected by this April, after which the project will be sent out to bid and construction started. Staff recommends that the most equitable methodology for distributing the project's cost is to assess a flat unit cost Per parcel, since al! ,nvolved lots are single family and approximately the same size, and each will receive essentially the same benefit. Staff has prepared a preliminary and Emil design for the project. Commenting on the Voice! located on the northwest corner of Edmends and 22nd Street, Mr. Benoit said allhough this property was not involved in the original LID petition, the new sewer main on Dayton Avenue r mould potentially provide a benefit io this parcel. Therefore, staff recommends that the parcel either be included in the LID or in a Special Assessment District (SAD), Responding to a comment by an audience member that Edna Douglas, the owner of the parcel, passed away recently, Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney, recommended that Council either allow this parcel to pass into a Special Assessment District or assess it as only one unit for the LID although Y' 4 r.. January 17, 1994 Renton Cl o n iI Minutes _ j%ge 26 it has the potential for two houses. Mr. Benoit suggested the former alternative. In response to Councilman Stredicke, the city clerk stated that no protests were received in response to the LID proposal. Councilman Edwards questioned how the Douglas property woo!d oe treated in the future if a sewer main were installed abng Edmond Avenue NE. Mr. r Benoit explained .ad while the hill sloping west from Edmonds to Dayton is F rather steep, it is possible that the Douglas g property could connect to an Edmonds sewer main instead of the one installed along Dayton if the Edmonds sewer main was constructed deep enougb f,,r this purpose. !n any a case, the parcel would be assessed either for one LID or the other, not for ' both. !' Citizen Comment: Lloyd Beckstrom, 2108 Dayton Ave NE, Renton, 98056,y >' questioned whether Dayton om - LID 337, the property owners all the involved parcels were charged $525 for the use Dayton Ave NE sewers of the West Kennydalele interceptor. Mr. Benoit explained the areawide charge assessed previously for the interceptor, saying that because the SAD boundaries drawn for this purpose ended at NE 22nd Street, lots 17, 18 and 19 were not assessed this charge. Citizen Comment Spencer Scott Spencer, 2105 Dayton Ave NF, Renton, 98056, asked whether an LID LID 337, Dayton Ave lien could transfer along with the property upon the sale of a hoes.. Mr. r NE �e veers Warren replied that, while the charge caa be transferred to the new homeowner, many mortgage companies require that it be paid off at the time the house is sold. MOVED BY S EDICKE, SECONDED BY NELSON, COUNCIL CLOSE r THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, COUNCIL APPROVE THE LID AND REQUEST THAT AN ORDINANCE BE PREPARED FOR COUNCIL'S NEXT MEETING FORMING THE LID. CARRIED. Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY EDWARDS, COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES. CARRIED. TIME: 7:55 P.m. At 8:00 p.m. the meeting was reconvened; roll was called; all Councilmembers present. Comprehensive Plan: This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and published Y Errata, Lake Terrace in accordance with !oval and State laws, Mayor Clymer opened the public Estates aE-33 hearing to consider the Comprehensive Plan Errata Process request for rezone 4. of the northern quarter of Lake Terrace Estates MobAe Home Park (2100 5' Lake Washington Boulevard)from Multifamily-Infill (MF-D to Trailer (T) (Steve Hater Errata request xE-33). The hearing was continued from November 15, 1993. 1 Correspondence was entered on this issue, the first letter from James Hanker, attorney for Lake Terrace Associates, setting forth three objections to the process on this issue, involving specifically: an alleged deficiency in the hearing notice; a concern that no notice of possible down-zoning was provided to the property owners; and a statement that the City and the property owners had previously contracted for a rezone of thirty for the public benefit. The second letter was received R s Property from Gerard Pro a representable of Lake Terrace Associates, providing various reasons why the property owners believe Jammu 17- 1990 Renton City Counc'I Minutes paw 27 ~ their request to have the entire property zoned Multi-Family Infill(hiF-I) should be granted. Mike Kattermann, Senior Planner, requested continuance of the hearing to February 14, 1994, in response to several legal and technical questions raised regarding this subject. Noting that this is the second time the public hearing on this subject has beer. continued, Councilman Edwards suggested that Council take testimony this evening from interested parties. Testimony would also be taken on February 14th. ,y MOVED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, SECONDED BY NELSON,THE PUBLIC HEARING BE RESCHEDULED TO FEBRUARY 14, 19414 BUT TESTIMONY WILL BE ALLOWED ON THIS ISSUE TONIGHT WITH THE PROVISO THAT THERE WILL BE A SUBSEQUENT HEARING.- In the interest of preserving appearance of fairness, City Attorney Warren disclosed a business relationship with Gerard Shellan, represem.:aive of Lake Terrace Associates, and asked if anyone present objected to his ,:ontinuing to advise the City Council on this i, .r. No objections were raised. Citizen C +mmenC Harken James Hanken, 3500 US Bank Center, 1420 - 5th Ave., Seattle, stated the - Comprehensive Plan applicant's primary concern is that the notice sent out for the public hearing Errata, Lake Terrace on this issue does not reflect his request. Rather, the notice reflects the px. Estates *E- 3 recommendation of Council's Planning and Development Committee, which is exactly contrary to what the applicant requested. Mr. Harken suggested that a r new notice be prepared reflecting the applicant's request and the Planning and h Development Committee's recommendation on this issue. y:, yt -MOTION CARRIED. Seeing no one else wished to address Council on this issue tonight, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY EDWARDS, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. s FAUDIENCE COMMENT Versie Vaupel, P.O. Box 7:5, Renton 98057, asked that Council postpone Citizen Comment: Vaupel action on the proposed mediation efforts regarding Bryant Motors'parking - Bryant Motors Parking violations for one week to allow for r-nsideration of tonight's citizen Violations testimony and correspondence on this issue. Questioning how the City can ask residents to mediate illegol activities, she presented a letter to the Council that suggested four alternatives to the negotiation process. Mrs. Vaupel also presented a letter from Peter Eglick, attorney for the North Renton/Kennydale Neighborhood Defense Fund, which set forth various conditions to be met before residents would be willing to consider a proposal for mediation of this issue. Citizen Comment: Richter Marjorie Richter, 300 Meadow Avenue North, Renton 98055,said residents - Bryant Motors Parking have, on numerous occasions, -pproached both staff and Council with their Violations concerns regarding the parking violations occurring at Bryant Motors, but without success. She emphatically opposed allowing the violations to continue, saying the City's laws are enacted for everyone and that they do not, in and of themselves, unfairly and specifically target this business. She emphasized that the City should enforce its parking, traffic and zoning laws completely and without exception, and make Bryant Motors comply with every regulation4. . its . n , - rv1 January 17 1994 R Citizen Comment: I Minutes Denny Lensegrav, speaking as a representative of the Renton C'hambarau E f Lensegrav - Bryant Commerce, 300 Rainier Ave. N., Renton, 98055, commended Council for Motors Parking Violations Pursuing the innovative idea to have a mediator assist in settling the zoning and parking issues regarding Bryant Motors. He supported looking to creative solutions to resolve various issues Pertaining to businesses and their 3pemtions, and urged Council w Proceed with the recommended mediation process. Council Fresident Stredicke asked whether the City received Payment for fines t, issued against Bryant Motors in July, 1993. Jay Covington, Executive Assistant, replied that, rather than pay fines, Mr. Bryant apparently chose to comply by vacating the area cited in the violation. Referring to Bryant Motors as the largest single sales-taxpayer in Renton, Mayor Clymer added that the loss of 5600,000 in annual revenues would result in the City's having 4, to lay off 12 to 14 City employees. �r MOVED BY COUNCIL REMOVE THE MOTION MADE LAST WEEK ON THIS ISSUE vCouncil:FROM THE TABLE. CARRIED. Tne following motion was then before MOVED BY NELSON,SECONDED BY EDWARDS, COUNCIL ACCEPT THE ADMINISTRATION'S RECOMMENDATION TO ENCOURAGE REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL INTERESTED PARTIES TO THE • NORTH RENTON/BRYANT MOTORS ISSUE TO MEET WITH A r' FACILITATOR AND AGREE ON A MEDIATION PROCESS. l MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY NELSON, COUNCIL AGAIN TABLE ACTION ON THE MOTION "OR ONE WEEK. CARRIED. Councilman Corman reiterated his concerns on this issue, saying it should not ePPear as though the City is granting residents the authority to allow Bryan; Motors to violzte the law. He wanted assurance that it will, in fact, be ? Possible to reach a compromise solution that would allow Mr. Bryant to continue to operate and maintain a successful business within the confines of i the law, Mayor Clymer replied that the primary Problem for Mr. Bryant appears to m a lack of sufficient commercial zoning for his business. Although Mr. Bryant owns additional property in this area, it is zoned for and restricted to sing:,, family use. �y- CONSENT AGENDA Items on the consent agenda are adopted by one motion which follows the t-� listing. Parks:Golf Course Finance Department submitted Improvement FunP proposal allowing the Community Services Department to begin accumulating project costs for golf course improvements priur to bond sale in late 1994. Refer to Ei0ance Committee. Fire: Valley Station 014 Fire Department requested author;zation for fund transfer of S2$g,000 from Planning/Design the Fire Mitigation Fund to an ex ptaditure planning and design of Valley Fire Station 414 account erof' the General Fund for Committge to public Safety fggygry l7 1994 Page 29 Airport: Benair Aviation Transportation Division requested approval ^f the assignment O:a portion of Lease Assignment to Benair Aviation's month-to-month lean to Action Aviation;authorization for Action Aviation, LAG- Action Aviation to operate aircraft tle-downs on the new premises On a month-to-month basis until a new lease rate is established; granting Action 85-003 Aviation first right of refusal of the continued leasing of the Premises upon establishment of the new lease rate; and authorization for the Airport Manager to establish an itinerant aircraft parking area on the remaining area to be i vacated by Benair Aviation. Refer to Tran oo cation IAviationl Committee. Transportation: Park Ave Transportation Division requested acceptance of the right-of-way acquisition N Right-of-Way for the Park Avenue North project and authorization for expenditure of Acquisition funds; recording of deed and possession & use agreements; and condemnation proceedings. Refer to T °oortatlOa Comm.«ee. i Transportation: ALPHA Transportation Division requested authorization for the Mayor to execute the V Engineering, Lake WA proposed consultant agreement with Alpha Engineering Group in the amount Blvd Ped/Bike Facility of $121.900 for design of the a ashington Boulevard Pedestrian/Bicycle Facility. Refer toTransportation Transportation: WSDOT Transportation Division :equested authorization for the Mayor and City Clerk Grant for Intra-City to execute a proposed interlocal agreement with the Washington State Inte•modal Transportation Department of Transportation(WSDOT) to receive$80,000 in federal grant Program funds for the study of an intm-city intermodal transportation program. The City's match will be S20,000. Refer to Transportation Committee. MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, f COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED. CORRESPONENCE Correspondence was read from William Bryant, Bryant Motors, 1300 Brawn Citizen Comment: Bryant Way N., Renton,98055, expressing Mr. Bryans willingness to participate In - Bryant Motors Pa,king the proposed mediation process involving his business. Violations OLD BUSINESS Committee of the Whole Chair Stredicke presented a report recommending Committee of the Whole that Council authorize staff to proceed with the development of a citizen's Finance: Public Safety group to determine both the need and the support for a Public Safety Bond Bond Issue Issue. The group is to examine alternatives and report back to Council with recommendations regarding the bond issue. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER,COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. i Communiti G_rvices Community Services Committee Chair Nelson presented a report Committee recommending concurrence in the staff recommendation that Council approve Utility. Washington Stale an Energy Code Contract with the Washington State Energy Office. The Energy Office Fnergy Committee further recommended that the resolution authorizing the Mayor Code Contract and City Clerk to execute the contract be presented for reading and adoption. MOVED BY NELSON,SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER,COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. Parks: 1993 Regional Community Services Committee Chair Nelson presented a report Conservation Futures recommending concurrence in the staff recommendation that Council approve Acquisition Funds an interlocal agreement with King County for the 1993 Regional Conservation Futures Acquisition Program. The funds will be utilized for the Cedar Rivera Trail and Springbrook Trail Cpen Space Bond Issue projects. The Committee further recommended that the resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement be presented for reading and adoption. MOVED BY :NELSON,SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER,COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. 1' N r ' r., 1 January 17, 1994 R to Cit nrt �'-• Parks: NARCO Property Community Services Committee Cha.. Nelson presented a report recommending concurrence in the staff recam nendation that Council declare the salvageable materials contained within the buildings on the NARCO site as surplus, and that the salvageable materials be sold on the most advantageous terms for the City which the Parks Department can negotiate. The Committee further recommended that the resolution rega ding this matter be presented for reading and adoption. MOVED BY NELSON,SECONDED BY K EOLK ER-WHEELER,COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. U10111ea Commlttse Utilities Committee Chair Schlitzer presented a report recommending Utility: Joint Reuse Water concurrence in the staff recommendation that Council approve agreement Project, METRO with METRO for a Joint Reuse Demonstration Project for Class A Effluent, and that the Water Utility be autohrized to contribute $50,000 over a five- year period($10,000 per year) toward the cost of design and construction of the pilot plant. Funding for the project will come out of the Water Utility's Water Resource Planning/Region/Reuse account. The Committee further recommendwi that the resolution regarding this matter be presented for reading and adoption. MOVED BY SCHLITZER, SECONDED BY CORMAN, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. Utility: King County/City Utilities Committee Chair Schlitzer presented a report recommending Optional Business concurrence in the staff recommendation that Council approve an agreement Recycling Program with King County fnr a City Optional Business Recycling Program, and that the Solid Waste Utility be authorized to receive S29,377 to revenues from King County for implementation of the program. The Comroitcee rune,, recommended that the resolution regarding this matter be presented for reeding and adoption. MOVED BY SCHLITZER,SECONDED BY CORMAN,COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS Rugilition #3029 A resolution was re:J authorizing the Mayor end City Clerk to enter into an Utility: Energy Code interloeai cooperative agreement with the Washington State Energy Office to Cnntract with Washington receive grant f•mding is the amount of$12,435 to acquire equipment and State Energy Office provide training and enforcement to comply with the Energy Code. MOVED BY SCHLITZER, SECONDED BY STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. Resolution 03030 A resolution was read authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the 1993 Parks: 1993 Regional Conservation Futures interlocal agreement with King County for purchase of Conserve ton Futures open space properties. MOVED BY NELSON,SECONDED BY STREDICKE. Acquisition Funds COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. Resolution *03031 A resolution was read declaring salvageable materials contained within the Parks: NARCO Property building on the NARCO site as surplus and authorizing the Parks Department to dispose of the. ,.-operly, valued at less than$5,000, MOVED BY NELSON, SEMN*)ED BY SCHLITZER,COUNCIL ADOPT THE R, '-' '.':SON AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. 3.. e w fv� January 17. 19,94 Renton City Council Min tea Pas 31 Resolution 03032 A resolution was read authorizing the Mayor and City Cleric tc enter into an Utility: City Optional interlocal cooperative agreement with King County regarding City Optional Business Recycling Program for Business Recycling Programs. MOVED BY SCHLITZER, Program SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, COUNCIL. ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. Resolution •3033 A resolution was read authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into an Utility: Joint Reuse Water interlocal cooperative agreement with METRO for a joint demonstration Project, METRO project for reclaimed water. MOVED BY SCHLITZER, SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. NEW BUSINESS Councilman Edwards commented on the "Edge City"sub-committee of the SCA: Edge City/Urban Suburban Cities Association's Growth Management Committee, formed to Growth Boundary Issues develop recommendations on urban growth boundaries for presentation to the Growth Management Planning Council(GMPC). Referring to a map showing King County's urban growth boundary as determined by the County Council, he noted that Renton's urban growth boundary, as defined in the City's Comprehensive Plan, differs significantly from that set forth by the County. Mr. Edwards explained that approximately 12 cities along the urban growth boundary had little or no input into how the lines were drawn, even though the boundaries are significant because no city will be allowed to annex across them. The Edge City sub-committee,created to address the concerns of the affected jurisdictions, will eventually present its recommendations to the GMPC. MOVED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, SECONDED BY STREDICKE, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE ADMINISTRATION TO EXPEND$100 TOWARD THE COST OF MAPPING MATERIALS NEEDED BY THE SCA'S EDGE CITY SUB-COMMITTEE AND TO CONTRIBUTE ANY NECESSARY STAFF TIME TO SUPPORT COUNCILMAN EDWARDT PARTICIPATION IN THIS PROCESS. CARRIED. Responding to Councilwoman Keolker-Wheeler, Mr. Edwards said the process should not take longer than 60 days as the committee wants to have its recommendations ready in time to influence the draft supplemental EIS being prepared for the county-wide planning policies. AUDIENCE COMMENT Versie Vaupel, P. O. Box 755. Renton 98057, thanked Council for postponing Citizen Comment: Vaupei a decision on the Bryant Motors parking violations/mediation issue for one - Bryant Motors Parking week. She questioned whether allowing Mr. Bryant to park vehicles at the Violations Don-a-Lisa Motel site would solve the problem, since even this extra space has failed to provide him with sufficient parking. She felt that by purchasing residential property in this area on the chance that it might be rezoned for commercial use, Mr. Bryant took a speculative risk. She questioned the assertion that Bryant Motors provides approximately$600,000 in annual revenues to the City and suggested that this figure be verified. Citizen Comment: Richter Marjorie Richter, 300 Meadow Avenue North, Renton 98055, stated that - Bryant Motors Parking residents would like the City to enforce its laws and ensure that Bryant Violations Motors is made to pay its fines. k January 17, 19.94 _ Renton City Council Minutes Paae gj ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKF, SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHE-L£R, COUNCIL ADJOURN. CARRIED. Time:9:19 p.m. 4*RL'1 '-�V�- -TERSE V,CMC, City Clerk Recorder: Brenda Fritsvold 1/17/94 u .Y M 7 M 16 Mq 31 M.Y 2• ' JuM{ Io M. Duneon • H 10 11 12 U 1{ _14 IH 17 1B 1H p 21 22 2J N 34 36 27 !• Zo JO Jl 1 2 J { 6 6 7 8 q� 1 N".A"M.Bill\P.ck.H. w 2 A"ns W to J" OG . 3 CUV.R R..oWua. 00 { F,.t Pukkosl. Od • MNuHon P.rioC — — 7a • B.oeM PUMio.lion o{ 7 PuEFONon P.riod Im • M.J Wb a P,+elk f1..Ilnp off . • ftwo Now" oa I 10 Fb R."M Id II S. wR..di" Id 12 oKkk 2f%*ti Id 13 TW"o.Y wo Inl.r.n',,.W J00 Pl*nG c,ie..l P,pH,... sum, ry . aa:a•7•• o 00. 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Your records show that $570.00 k has been paid in attorney's fees in this matter, and that figure agrees with our records for fees paid 1 ' to date. There is presently nothing pending to be charged to the LID. From this point forward, there will be review of various documents, attendance at a public hearing !" and drafting of the final ordinance. Although then,charges vary from matter to m::^.ei, this LID herefore, 1 estimate that the future attorneys ices will be appears small and straighd'orward. T 4: approximately$400.00 If 1 can provide you with any further information please me know. k ��wrence J.v(�'arren ` IJW:as. cc Mayor Earl Clymer Jay Covington All 112,103. post Office Box 626- 100 S 2nd Street-Renton,Washington 98057-(206)255-8678 ®nnrn¢..+..twwn+ar.ransea+ee..w CITY OF RENTON CITY CLERK'S OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE: 03/23/95 TO: Mike Benoit FROM: Lisa Stephens, ext. 2501,4 ►— SUAJECT: Projected Costs for LID 33'- I I Regarding LID 337, the following items are.projected costs for the City Clerk's offioc: Publication of Public Hearing N,::ice $69.78 i Public Heanng Notice mailing(qry. 19) 5.08 Ordinance Publication 300,QQ Total 375.86 I p� y 7 t 7� T. CITY OF REN Tim �,�>J --~•. �'f�( CITY CJ ERK'S OFFICE MAR Q 19% MEMORANDUM CJY ; I i2EWON Engmeermg Dept DATE: 22-Mar-95 TO: Mike Benoit I FROM: Lisa Stephens,ext. 2501 C40 — SUBJECT: LID 337 Costs to Date O.s requested in Gregg Zimmerman's memo of 3115/95, the costs incurred to date by the city Clerk's office on LID 337 are as follows: Postage: 28 letters(ISO.29 ea. - $9.12 Legal Publications• RES 3025 publication = 425.50 ORD 4434 publication = 758 99 Grand total = E1,192.ol cc: file it a L t 51 i.: t t • JCDETRP JOB COST DETAIL REPORT :or Periods: - 9502 03/20/% 07:49 Pape 1 Jab: 14138 LID 337 DAYTON AVE ME SAM SEVER X9r, CHRISTENSEN W: 45220 LID 337 DAYTON AV ME SS Mqr: UNIT Budget: .00 (( Tr MtR DactRAADt 0estr Account Nwrs Labor lerofits Verelor Material EOWP Other SubtotaL Emc Total RaAwvn--- .._ ----- --- ... ..... ..... ........ ...... ........ ----- ..... .- ------ ..... ....... fumb 5145 DRAf TING i 01/31/94 VISMESKI ON 532 2.50 38.54 1: 69 57.23 57.23 i 03/3V% VISMESKI 000 532 5.50 N.13 43.23 132.36 132.36 •Boat 5145 8.00 127.67 61.92 189.59 9.59 fVst: 5160 PREI IXIMAIN CESI GN/EMG .109/39/0 UNIT 401 535 3.DO 64.62 29.92 94.5. 94.54 ✓10/15/93 UNIT .01 535 6.00 129.23 59.93 189.06 IBD 06 -10/31/93 UNIT .01 535 2.00 47.39 21.94 9.33 69.33 +11/15/93 BENOIT 401 535 I.DO 21.87 10.13 2.00 32.00 �II/15/93 UNIT 401 535 8.00 172.32 N.78 252.10 252.10 '^ �12131/93 BENOIT 401 535 12.00 236.9A 109.70 252.10 252.10 f,. -U1/15/94 BENOIT 401 53> 16.00 384.70 186.58 571.2a 571.28 N1/31/% BENOIT 401 535 17.00 3%.64 191.30 50.74 585.74 -02/15/94 BENOIT 401 535 9.00 1%.72 95,41 292.13 292.13 -02/28/94 BENOIT 401 535 15.00 Am.71 1%.35 595.06 595 -03/15/94 BENOIT 401 535 22.00 48D.87 233.22 714.D9 7h {' --03/31/94 BENOIT 401 535 22.00 K0.80 213.79 654.59 654. r04/15194 BENOiT 401 535 moo 393.44 190.82 684.26 584.26 r_1 -04/30/94 BEMOIT 401 _35 12.00 238.53 139.93 428.45 425.45 t 3 rO1/15/94 BENOIT 401 5S5 12.00 1ti8.52 1*9.93 428.45 48.45 a05131/% BENOIT 401 535 12.00 .0.43 116.61 �OBSW348.77 148.04 41 %/15/94 UNIT 401 535 7.00 t00.58 80.22 148.77 5SI.w ✓06/301% BENOIT 401 535 1T.00 371.58 180.22 551.80 551.50 07/30/94 BENOIT 401 535 13.00 284.15 1' ..1 551.% 551.80 -07/31/% BENOIT ADI 535 t1.00 227.08 NI 337 21 421.96 -07/31/94 BENOIT 401 535 9,W R7.08 1m.17 337 21 337.21 94 ,.OB/15/94 SEN011 101 535 15.w 3M.07 '66.87 510.94 510.94 ✓08/151% SEM011 401 535 4.DO 191.76 ".78 136.C1 Z81.01 •,olls/94 BEMOIT 401 535 4.CO 43.71 21.20 136 26 1jb 26 r09/15/94 6OSSONUNIT 401 535 6.E0 37.63 2L20 %.91 6491 t ' -09/30/94 BEMOIT 401 535 6.DO 151.39 1.42 224.91 224.81 . 0/15/% BENOIT 401 535 3.00 151.39 '3.37 102.81 102.18 [2. r10/S i/94 BENOIT 401 535 3.00 60.56 33.37 238.43 102.18 -11/15/94 BENOIT 401 535 7,00 160.% 11.13 t34.07 238.43 G 12/15/94 BEMOI1 401 535 4.00 22.94 P.13 34.07 3A.07 12/31/% UNEWOIT 401 535 3.00 91.75 4A.50 114.25 136.25 01/15/95 BEMOIT 401 535 3.00 72.17 36 95 163.40 163.40 I 01/31/95 BFNO:T <O1 535 2.00 42.88 20.52 63.40 63.tp of vc: 5160 310.00 6958.01 3359.05 IOW.06 10317 06 F I X-. 4 JCDETRV JOB COST DETAIL REFOIR Iur Neri9t1N1 - 9502 03/20/95 07:49 Papa 2 Jab: 14158 LID 337 DAYTON AA ME SAN SEAR Mgr: CHRISTENSEN W: 452M LID 337 CATION IV ME 45 Mgr: EENOlt Batlgat: .00 IT Mta D.~t Daacr Acc.t lip,rs Lahr Benefits Ve0Fl0r NatenaL EWIP Oth, S t9tal Eocub Total RaVlTw "+�........ ..-_ Fs79 5200 FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES ----- -------- ""'"' `""- --'--- 12/27/93 93-12'0%JCS STAFF 401 532 -12.65 -12.65 -12.65 12/27/% 93-12-J3-0%JCS STAFF 401 532 12.65 12.65 12.65 03/16/% %-33-019 JCS STAFF 401 $32 -399.65 -399,65 -399.65 OS/16/%%-09-019 JCS STAFF ON 532 399.65 3%.65 3%.65 09/23/% %-09-071 JCS STAFF ON 532 327.80 327.80 -327.60 09/23/% %-09-071 JCS STIFF DOD 532 -28.97 28.97 .28.a7 09/23/% %-09-071 JCS STF' 401 532 -176.82 176.52 -176.52 09/23/% %-09-071 JCS Tlut 401 575 327.80 327.80 327.50 W/TS/P4 %-09.071 JCS STAFF 401 535 28.97 28.97 28.97 w 09/23/% %-09.0'1 JCS STAFF 4C1 $35 1T6.B2 176.52 176.82 12/08/% %.12-M JCS STAFF 000 532 -1295,5E -1 T95.58 -1295,2E WIS/%%-12 M JCS STAFF 401 535 1295.5E 12/15/%% 12%.58 1295.5E-12-095 000 532 -1295.58 1159.58 1159.7012/15/%%-IP 095 421 5% 1159.70 1159.70 1159.70 I+ •iv:ct 5200 7 OK. ! Ft: 5220 INSPECTI0N ✓ ✓06/15/% ATNERBEE ON 532 10.DU 205.51 99.67 305.15 lOS.Ip r06/30/% ATH 000 532 138.32 138.32 158.32 ,i06/so/% ATMERBEE ON 532 15.00 575.43 131.36 •54,51 854,51�07/15/94 ATHERREtHOMP$N 000 532 15.00 2T0.41 1N.74 402.21 402.21 '07/151% ATNERBEE NO 532 8.00 'M.<1 70.74 2".15 244.15 v07/31/% A274B033 000 532 44.40 44.40 44.40 •i07/31/% B033 NO 532 61.85 61.8E 61.5E-07/31/% ATNERBEE ON 532 9.00 201.46 98,68 302.14 302.14 t ATMFRBEE 000 532 3.00 6'.66 29,91 91.57 91.57 .NB/15/94 8033 000 5:2 10.92 10.92 /0.92 •FV 1 5220 rY. 73.00 1481.32 718,44 255.52 K455.28 2A55.28 F.t: 5250 LEGAL SERVICES j-10/18,93 FESSER O00 532 .50 5.65 4.00 12.65 12.65 -12/15/93 FESSER NO 532 10.50 165.08 76.43 241.51 241.51 ✓12131/93 FESSER 000 572 7.20 108.09 50.05 1` 02/28/% FESSER 000 532 1.00 19.51 9.46 158.14 758.1425.97-01281% 110703 YAREN,KELLO06 421 5% 28.97 07/T5/% 11447T WAIIREN,KE LLOOG 421 5% 285.00� 2SS A0 285.M �09/Zci 94 116G70 LMRpEM,KE LLOGG 421 5% 175.00 J 135.00 135.00 4 150.00 150.W ISO.D0 � •F9rct R50 L 19.5m 301.T 9.% 570.D0 1011.27 1011.27 I . 41 ImETRV J01i L9ST DETAIL REPGRT itt Parios: - 9502 O3/20/95 07:49 PW 3 Job: 141M LID :-7 DAYTONI AVE NE SAS SEWER Mg, CNRISIESSEN W0: 45220 LID 5S' DAYTON AV WE SS M9, BE4011 Butlgtt: .00 Tr date DOcuiev Descr Ato.t Mours Lady BArch" v Md9r 1YIt"i EpliP Other S, to%AL fmr Total a- "0 ------- ----- ----- -------- ------ -------- ----- "-..- --F t- 5310 MGI. 3 ADMIN 259.96 259.96 /03/31/% MORENO 401 534 9.0G 175.06 84.90 i.t: 5350 PLAN REVEIV - ROUTINE 321.80 327.80 -,03/31/94 NENNi NCER 000 532 12.00 220.74 107.06 Fv tm 53Po PROJECT IMIIIATFON 285.11 285.11 04/14/% 80690 INV. 9407:03 D 42' S% ,11/ 285.11 285.11 i0•/25/% 1115% ROYAL MRAPMICS 421 5% -14.61 -14.61 04/30/94 8069] INV. %07031 D 421 596 .270.50 -270.50 P %/3D/% 80M INV. 9407103 0 421 596 208.50 201T.80 OS/10/%BC716 INV. 3024101 B 421 5% 208.80 208.80 208.BD '< ,45/23/% 112473 SEA DAILY JDAR 421 5% .2%.60 -208.80 tl+p 05/31/%$0716 1RV. 3024101 6 421 596 •fact 53Po 493.91 493.91 493.91 F.t: 5430 SERVICES CORWLTANT 1 -02/24/% %-02 Oil 401 535 225.00 225.0[ 225.00 c 4 F.t: 5450 SERVICES CONSULTANT 3 20DO.00 2000.00 06/23/% 33M SOIL IESTINC, 421 5% -2000.00 -2000.00 09/30/% M34 SOIL TESTING, 421 5% , 'I u •ivMt 5450 -Po I� %5460 SERVICES CONTRACTOR i01/il,/it/% 113903 MERLIMO COYSL 421 5% ZM78854 88� 2J67.00 1NI54- 0 ,,07,11/% 113902 NERLINO CONSTR 421 5% 4885..88� 42m.67 42290.67 r NI/29/% 115458 MERLINO CONST 421 5% �290.67 47i9.48 47:79.L8 -08/29/% 115457 MERLIWO COMSTR .21 596 L]G]9.48 -09/12/% 115930 RLINO CWSIR 421 5% 3331.28/ 3331.28 SS31.28 -09/12/94 115931 -LINO LUST 421 596 161.40/ 161.40 161.40 •EVct 5460 ' 104284.71 104284.71 104284.71 •W 4 431.50 9264.13 4,71.31 105346.67 255.52 225.00 119564.58 119564.56 14138•.ab 1417 431.50 9264.11. 4471.i1'/105346.62 255-52" 225.00-119564.58 119564.58 i 1 amag�lnou CPr V OF RENTON FINANCE DIHECTOh PLANNINGBUILDING/PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM P DATE:�tu March 15.1995 1 Y- ` Victoria Runkle 1 Marilyn Petersen Larry dib"n • FROM: Gregg Zimmerman it STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit,Wastewater Utility SUBJECT: DAYTON AVENUE aANITARY SEWERS-IJD 337 Now that we have received our final loan,ayment from the Pudic Works Tout Fund,vre can begin the process of finalizing the Dayton Avenue Local ImPmvement District. In order to prepare the final assessment roll.I need the fallowing information from each of you respectively'. A) Any costs that C.e Finance r)ep,nment has incurred (or may Incur) related to this project that are not included in the attached job cost report. B) Any costs that the City Clerk's Office has incurred(or may incur)misted to this project that are not included in the attached job cast report. C) Any costs that the City Attorney's Office has Incurred (or may incur) related to this project . that are not included in the attached job cost report. As a point of information,the Public Hearing and cations involved will include 19-20 parcels for the LID and one parcel for a SpZtMk,- nt District. If yor gave any questions,please Benoit al X a20S. ,NTIVWWrQAYNL10.DOC SX '---�� • ■y W Ob L} ` t _� ��s JCOETRP JOB COST DETAIL REPORT For Periods; 9502 03/14/95 10:45 PBBP 1 JM: 1.138 L10 337 DIYTON AVE FE SAN S?YER N9r: CrRISTENSEN Y0: 45220 LIO 337 DAYTON AV NE SS PSI: BENOIT Bv19Cr .00 Tr Este O.,.t DN,,r Account Nours LR6or rsOFFits Vp 11 NAMrf.t EWwp OtbRr BWton1 EIt9uRD To' . RNV4NN e . ..... ........ ..... ------- ..._. ..... ._..... .._.. -------- ----- ..... ........ ...... ..... ....... F F.tl 5145 DRAFTING O1/31194 :9SNESNI UGO 532 2.50 38.54 18.69 57.23 57.23 O3/31/94 VISNESRI O00 532 5.50 89.13 43.23 132.36 132.36 •Feet 5145 �- 8.00 127.67 61.92 189.59 189.59 F.t: 51 SO PREI IMINARY DESIGN/ENG DO 13D/93 BENOIT 401 53, 3,00 64.62 29.92 91.54 94.51 10/15/93 NE50I1 101 535 6.00 129.23 5,E.53 189.06 189.06 10/31/97 DENO:' 4U1 535 2.00 47.39 21.9r 69.33 69.33 11/IS/93 BENOIT 401 535 1.00 21.87 10.13 32.00 32.00 12/15/93 BENOIT 401 535 8,00 172.32 19,78 252.10 252.10 12131/93 SEW I1 401 535 12.00 236.94 109,70 No." 346.64 O105/94 BEN01T 401 535 16.00 38A.70 186.58 $71.28 571.28 01/31,% REMIT 401 535 17.00 3%.A4 191.30 585.74 585.74 02/15/94 REMIT 401 5T• 9.00 196.72 95.41 292 13 292.13 0:;28/V4 BEND f 4u1 $35 15.00 400.73 194.35 595.OR 595.08 03/15/91 BCNUIT 401 535 22.00 480.37 233.22 714.09 11..09 O]l31/94 BENOIT 401 535 22.00 440.60 213.79 654.59 654.59 04/:5/94 BENOIT 401 535 18.00 393.44 190.82 584.26 564.26 %/30/94 BENOIT 401 535 12.00 288.52 130.93 428.45 428.15 J5/15/94 BENOIT 401 535 12.00 288.52 139.93 428.45 428.45 05/31/94 BENOIT 401 535 12.00 240.43 116.61 357.01 357.04 05/31/94 WBSON 40 535 5.00 100.18 4b.59 148." 148.77 06/15/94 PEWIT 401 S35 17.00 371.58 180.22 551.50 $51.80 06/30/94 BENc'1 1.01 535 17.00 371.58 180.22 551.80 551.80 07/15/94 BEN01: 401 535 13.00 284.15 137.8' 421.96 421,96 07131/V4 REMIT 401 535 9.00 227 08 1 to.13 337.21 337.21 11A,15/V4 BENOIT 401 535 15.00 344.37 166.87 510.94 510.94 f, 05/31194 BENOIT 401 535 9.P3 189.23 91 T8 281.01 281,01 p0/15/% BENOIT ACT 535 4.00 91.T6 4..50 136.26 136.26 OS/151% HOBSON 401 535 2.00 43.71 21.20 64.91 64.91 vo130i% BENOIT 401 535 6.00 137.63 66.75 204.38 204.38 ID/15/94 BENOIT 401 535 6.00 151.39 73 42 224.81 224.81 101311" BENOIT 401 535 3.00 a.81 33.37 102.18 102.18 11/151% BENOIT 401 535 7.00 160.56 77,0 238.13 238.43 12/15/94 BENOIT 101 535 1.00 22.94 11.13 34.07 34.07 12/311% BEN01T 401 53S 4.00 91.75 44.50 176.25 136.25 O1/15M REMIT 401 535 3.00 77.17 U." 114.10 114.10 •T.t 5160 308.GO 6915 't 3338.53 10253.66 10253.66 IRS IFW JCDE TAP JOR COST DETAIL REPORT for Peri oCP: - 9501, 03/14/95 10:45 PApe 2 '• JOT: 14138 LID 337 DAY H AVE NE SAN SEVER Nor: CHRISTENSEN W: 4S220 LID 337 DAYTd AV ME SS Mgr: BENOIT Budget: .00 �r"B Tr oAt• D...t OR,, Acc.a t Nrurs LRtror Benefits VenQ.x MA[eriai E 9uip O[ner Sub tatKl EKuf6 loaf RlvMue flurcu HM FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES -- -- - � �-� 12/27/93 93.12.096 JCS STAFF ON 532 12.65 12.65 -12.65 12/27/93 "3 12 M JCS STAFF 401 535 12.65 12.65 12.65 03/16/94 94-03-019 JCS STAFF 000 532 -399.65 3".65 399.65 03/16/94%-03-019 JCS STAFF 401 S35 3W.65 399.65 399.65 09/23/94 94-09-07/ JCS STAFF 000 532 -327.80 -327.80 -327.80 09/b/94 W-09-071 JCS STAFF OW 532 -28.97 -28.97 -28.97 �? 09/23/94 W W-071 AS STAFF ON 532 -176.82 -176.82 176.82 09/23/94 94-09-071 JCS STAFF 401 $35 327.80 327.80 327.80 09/23/% 94-09-071 JCS STAFF 401 535 28.97 28.97 28.97 09/23/W %-09-071 JCS STAFF 401 535 176.82 176.82 176.82 12/08/94 %-12.090 JCS STAFF 000 $32 -1295.58 1M-58 1295.58 12/OB1% %-12-090 JCS STAFF 401 S35 1295.58 1295.58 1295.58 12/i5/94 94 12-M ON 532 .1159.70 -1159 70 .1159.70 12/15/94 94 12-095 421 596 1159.70 1159.70 1159.70 •fact 5200 Y W Fact! 5?20 INSPECT-ON 06/15/94 vE TMERBEE 000 532 10.00 205.51 99.67 307.18 305.18 06/30/94 6033 000 532 138.32 138.32 138 32 06.'30/94 NETNERBEE DOD 532 28.00 575.43 279.08 $54.51 854.51 07/15/94 THOMPSON 000 532 15.00 270.85 131.36 402.21 402.21 07/IS/% MEINERBEE ON S32 8.00 1".41 79.74 2N.15 244.15 7/15194 A274 000 532 44.40 44.40 44.40 07/311% 0033 OW 532 61.88 61.88 61.88 0713'/% ME i NERSEE ON 532 9.00 203.46 98.68 302.14 302.14 08/14/94 NETNERBEE ON 532 3.00 61.M 29.91 91.57 91.57 OR/15/94 B033 000 532 10.92 10.92 10.92 •Fund 5220 73.00 1481.32 718.44 255.52 2455.28 2455.28 I-t; 5250 LEGAL SERVICES 10/18/93 FESSER 00 532 .50 8.65 4.00 12.65 12,65 12/15/93 FESSER 000 532 10.50 165.OB 76.43 241.51 241.51 12/31/93 FESSER ON 532 7.50 10B.G9 50.05 158.14 158.14 02/2k% 'ESSLR OW 532 1.00 19.51 9.46 28.97 28.97 110703 MARREM,KELL000 421 596 235.09 285.00 285.00 07725 -4 11.477 WRREN,KELLOGG 121 $96 135.00 135.M 135.00 W/26 . 116470 "ARE%.'ELLWG 421 5% 150.00 150.00 150.00 H 4etct 5250 19.50 301.33 139.94 570.00 1011.27 1011.27 JCDETRP JOR COST DETAIL REPORT For Per I9N5: 9502 03/14/95 10:45 Rene 3 , Job: 14138 LID 337 DAYTON AVE NE SAN SEVER Nqr: CNRISTENMER W: 4$220 LID 337 DAYTON AV NE SS NNn SEN01l sud"t; .00 Tr pate Doomnt Dour ACCoV v M." latP,r Unfits VwVJDr Nat.rlal EW P 1 Other SW[atat Ercub TaUL ReVNnJR furcn 5310 NOT, 6 ROPER 07/31/% NORExO 401 Su 9.00 175.% $4.90 259.% 259.96 F.z: 5350 PLAN REVE IN R01J11 ME 03/311% ANN I LAGER No 532 12.00 220.74 107.06 327.80 327.80 F.T: 53% PROJECT INITIATION 04/14/% 80690 INV. %07103 D .21 5% 285.11 MIT 111554 ROYAL GRAPHICS 121 5% 295.11 285.11 285.11 %/JO/% 80690 INV. %07031 D 421 5% R.61 -14.61%/30/% 506N INV. %07103 D BI 5% -.14.61 -14.61 OS/1lV% 80716 INV. 3021101 6 421 596 208.80 206. sn 05/23/% 112473 SEA DAILY JOUR 421 5% 208.80 208.80" 05/31/% M716 INV. 3024101 i 421 5% QO8.80 208.80 •Fu t 53" .91.91 493.91 493.91 Fcxt SAW SERVICES CONSUL;AM1 1 02R•/% %-02 G11 101 $35 MAO 225.00 225,DO Fu t: $150 SERVICES CONSULTANT 1 06/23/94 83854 SOtl TESTING, 421 596 09 2000.00 2000.0C /30/94 0834 SOIL TESTING, 121 596 2000.00 2000.00 -I.t 5450 9 f111% 5460 SERVICES WCONTRACTOR 1 07T11/% 1139U3 NERLINO COAST 421 596 Z567.00 2367.00 2367.00 07/11/94 "A902 NERLINO COASTR 421 5% 48854.88 48854.88 48851.88 08/2S/94 115457 NERLINO COAST 421 5% 229U.67 2290.67 2290.67 08/29/% 115930 NERLINO CONENSTR 421 5% 47279.48 41279.48 47279.48 09/12/% 115931 MERLINO COASTR 121 5% 3331.28 3331.28 3331.28 09/12/% 115931 MERL IxO COAST 421 596 161.10 161.40 161.40 -Flit 546G 'NO 45220 104254.71 1D4284.71 104284.71 -Jot, 14138 429.50 9221.25 4450.79 105348.62 255.52 225.00 119501.18 119501.10 429.50 9221.25 4450.79 105348.62 255.52 225.00 119501.19 119501.18 JWETRP JOB Mt DETAIL REPORT for PerleOe: - 9,02 05914M /0:45 PASS 4 4 Jab: nor 1p: n9r. Beget: Tr W. Dott Deetr A"Mrt "MIS Labor Bwn/ite VN r Reter •l EWiO Other Su toVl EO Tetat Reverwe...... ____... ..... ....... ..... ..... ........ ...... ...._.. ..... ..... ------ ...- ....... TOTAL 429.50 9221.25 4450.29 1051L8.62 255.52 225.00 119501.18 110501.18 cn f OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT DATE flIlyi�I.7_ I/We ray1WV0 y R1°4'.Z owner(s)of Address2QC,,'-rAV0A1,2&KW.Renton.Washinslor) King County Tax Account A 22 5.3e 0 do 5legally described as follows: 1.ot 4 . $lock 1 �Jan.da.l AJd_ For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of de above described property,their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). I/We acknowledge that: 1. This agreement was freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing t.. connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior «t the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. .i% 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and will not protest or appeal the M. inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3. We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appl the a aLould of the final LID assessment during said hearing. R. 4. The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LIDX337 has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. of IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (we) have hereunto set my/our hand(s) the day and year first above ,a written _(Seal) G (Sea]) STATE OF WASHINGTON ) SS. COUNTY OF.—NG ) I. LINDA C.FeftW651AD, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at 5-ti m - , do hereby certify that on this _ day of h{pJ. _, 19IL personally appeared before me �f AYMaND H t NL , to me known to be the individual described herein and who executed the w,!:n instrument and acknowledged that +fF— _ signed and sealed the same as t�i rice and voluntary act and deed for uses and purposes therein m>ntioned. W 6'N1SS my hand and official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. n,4 C 1 Notary Public in a for the State of Washington,residing at wnara AIVAauddhruaraw i 3 CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT DATE i ^ tzmton. We John M. and William Mitchell Sparrow owner(s)of Address�lQ2 ^•tau^^A Ave hT Washineton. King County Tax Account a;.2512445l44_,legally described ws follows: Lot 2, Block 2,Edendale Add . For and in consideration of the Rer, Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sew rs.the owner(s)of the above described property,their successors, e.ant to accept end participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local heirs and assiges,hereby agree and cov Improvement DistrM(LID 337). IrWe acknowledge that: I. This agreement was freely entered icro in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and will not protest or appeal the inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3, We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for th. _ID and prates: or appeal the Amon of the final LID assessment during said hearing. 4. The terms and conditions of this agreement will %main in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LIDF337 has been adopted ty pity Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will te::nit,ate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (we) ., heceunto set mylour hvnd(s) the day and year first above written. Seal) r, STATE OF WASHINC—ON ) ) SS. COUNTY OF KING ) a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at �S du hereby certify that on this day of I ��M.6on. re19 siding personally appeared betore me TYI�ti Aft#.-" n.gal W:[[:n... M.SWn'ow to me known to be the individuals) described herein and who executed the within instrument and acknowledged that signed and scaled the same az 'T�.:r free and voluntary act and deed for uses and purposes therein mentioned. WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and y^-arpy�t`.is certificate first above written. Notary Public in and fo�rste of Washington, residing at My commission Expires_Is ' v_> WASTEwTVJAORE NNMWb M i. CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT ti DATE owohfr!s)ofAddress4/GRlY7v7o A �r.�f Rent Washineton King County Tax Account 046 3]n.l--�_,legally described as follows: f.or ,. - Bloc .I CDC ArIMLti pn0, N For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize I' the Da)on Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of the above described properry. their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). 1/We acknowledge that: f 1. This agreement was freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior ,u the completion of the LID final f• assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 4: 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary S.wer and will not protest or appeal the �. inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3. We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appeal the t•; amount of the final LID assessment during said hearing. r* 4. The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing � the Dayton Ave NE LIDY337 has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will wminate. _.� IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 (we) have hereunto set my/our hand(s) the day and year first above written. i (Seal) (Seal) STATE OF WASHINGTON ) COUNTY OF KING , ;,. 1, 415,4 SrepHENt a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at _-8E&Z*,V __, du hereby certify that on this Q day ufA .c:„ere , 19 y1 personally appeared before me L�DYD BECK ?t•. _ , to me known to be the individual(s) described herein and who executed the within instrument anal acknowledged that signed and sealed the same as free and voluntary act and deed for uses and purposes therein 1 mentioned. WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. ,W r NOt Public in 7 � for the State of v Washington,residing at. y, NA E.W1VAQ"CVNNR4ABJ� 3 X,�` •1 •,✓ Ar n t : 9 WHEN RECORDED KMRN 70: H r.S;1_I V t U ota,.of the illy d..k Renton ktuMtlpt 5.1,10it OCT 1 1 199< 290Ma1 Av..e South CITY OF RENTON M.uR ,WA 911055 SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT KING COUNTY /� ROER DATE —I - IfWe Gary L. Newton owner(s)of Address �_�.�9V/dd �•�.Renton,Washington. =`I King County Tax Account X .7�5�.10 legally described as follows: The legal description: Lot 4, Block 2, Plat of Edendale, as recorded in Volume 60 of Plats, Page 81 Records of King County, Washington. Situated within the NE 6 of Section 5, ' Township 23 North, Range 5 East, N.M., King County, Washington. •'+ For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize " ._ the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of tho above described property,their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenznt to accept and p�nicipate in the Dayton A e NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). IlWe acknowledge that: I. This agreement was freely entered into in consideration G: the City of Renton allowing GO connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID fins: V4 assessment roll and the associated public hearing. O V4 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and will not protest or appeal the inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3. We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appeal the P amount of the final LID assessment during said hearing. 4, The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Da,--a Ave NE LIDN337 has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WI-i NESS WHEREOF I (we) have hereunto set mylou and(s) the day and year .',rst above written. ---�nG}--- Gy ISea') STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ) SS. i. COUNTY OF KING ) I,—DHNIEL M. C.g7.Ol , a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at �Rea..`4•on do hereby certify that on this '2 p day of SEPT&,4W, 19 gj, personally appeared before me L. AlEa -iorj , to me known to be I the individual(aj described herein and who executed the,within Instrument and acknowledged that rip signed and..ealed the same as os free and voluntary act and deed for uses and purposes therein mentioned. WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and this certificate first above wr'ten. �y �441-cz`J6� �� � l.tet'. L(pry/ �/fig, Notary Public in and for the State of �535 0�149 1y{ Washington,residing at "fie,,.4o„ W.1aTF.WrR1AGRENNN/MAa/ 130% Ulm 100 sCs0034 ktaj 0', 0 00161121 us0-810Ty6 Vr VJAP-27-0352 DA= AVE NE SAN. ,SEIO�� LID #337 - Local Itrp=. Dist. 2 CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT DATE 1 i I q r'1 L4 1 David E. Potter owner of Address j�Davtan Ave NE.Renton.Washlnelyp, King County Tax Account 12253200070 legally described as follows: Lot 14,Block 1,Edendale Add. For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of the above described pmperty,their succem on, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Av NE Local Impmvement District(LID 337). UWe acknowledge that: 1. This agreement was freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final ', assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Smitary Sewer and will not protest or appeal the inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3. We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appeal the MaQu0[of the final LID assessment during said hearing. 4. The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LIDa337 has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 (we) have hereunto act my(our hani(s) the day and year first above written. (Seal) (Seal) i STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ) SS. COUNTY OF KING ) 1, Li NDA C I"ERe.tN(.,S'(AD ,a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, raiding at 5FA tn.f. , do hereby certify that on this C 2 day of, NOV , 19 G`( personally appeared before me 'DAvtry Po IT t9 R- , to me known to be the individua sl described herein and who executed the within instrument and acknowledged that __ H' _signed and sealed the same as�_free and voluntary act and deed for uses and purposes therein mentioned. WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. Notary Public in and f; r the State of Washington,raiding at j 1: My commission expires WASTi x'ta/AORECONN/MAa�ma CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT 4411,..R,er F. .e y v,,P s DATE .6�17A,, II L 4eynA 16 1/We 1 owner(s)of Address !U / g. ton.K'eshina(up, King County Tu Account a 7 ' ;_%0 01'rLlc ieglaI4 deseibed as follows: For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of the ab,ve d,,-ihtd property,their succesion, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). VWe acknowledge that: I. This agrament was freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and will not protest or appeal the inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3. We reserve the right to participate in the public hewing for the LID and protest or appeal the amount of the final LID assessment during said hearing. j 4. The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LIDI337 has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 (we) have hereunto set my!our hand(s) the day and year first above Written. 3�_ (Seal) STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ) SS. COUNTY OF KING ) +sr a Notary Public in ant for the State of Washington raiding at do hereby certify that on this 74A day of/Uovesa ear, 19W personally appeared before me Ajl�f- 7 _ _ to me known to be he individual(s) described herein and who es: .,red the nt and acknowladgwl Nat '- A _ signed and sealed the same as __�(,d.3`free mid voluntary act an'deed for uses and pileposes therein mentioned. WITNESS my hand"official seal the Jay and year in this cenifica first above written. Watery Public in Apr� �Na State of Washington, residing att _^•'L'�. ��'ASTE:NIR/AOREIXINNTIA6i.,b i otR A 4 P t CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION A'REEMENT DATE 1133 E.La..�.s.is , VWa uta�y) F1,F 1 etie r i s owner(s)of Atldtaatr.Jo H. a��.— FL It Renton eatery King County Tax Account f ,legally described is follows; For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of the above described property,their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). 1/We acknowledge that: 1. This agreement was freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 2. We do receive benefit from the, ayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and yyj{Lpu(protest or appeal the inclusion of this parcel in the LID. ,. 3. We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appeal the i Amon 1 of the final LID assessment during said hearing. 4. The terms and conditions of this agre lent will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LID/337 has bean .dopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (we) have hereunto set my/our hand(s) the day anJ year first above written. fit . f� (Seal) I _(Seal) STATE OF WASHINGTON ) SS. COUNTY OF KING ) / ��-- 11 a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington residing at do hereby certify that on this __/_ltday of fi l9 appeared before me a?is V --�'`---' personally ; - _�^ _ to me known to be the individual(ao �.described herein and who ex used the within instrument and acknowledged that sim `signed and sealed the same as�Vt- free and voluntary act and deal for uses and purposes therein mentioned. WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and yew in this certificate first above written. 7� of Pub is it and-fir��.Lth:�e State of wAai k.W7k.AgRECpNNMAa'nd Washington, rsiding at �nri+CS_ a. CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT DATE l/we ownetgs)of Address .Renton._1Yi4h(Rgd911. King County In Account.tl ,legally described as follows: For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility gr, Ming a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of the above described property,their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). I(We acknowledge that: L This agreement N freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and WaD.gl protest or appeal the inclusion of this parcel in the LID. 3. We reserve the right to participale in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appeal the annoura of the final LID assessment during said hearing. a. The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LID133-, has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (we) have hereunto set my/our hand(s) the day and year first above written. e�/� / ' _ /4iee C—AL —_(Seal) (Seal) STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ) SS. COUNTY OF KING ) JLk)PA M.7SR 1'j�_, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at �e+vrpN do hereby certify:Nat on this Se day of OC7 _, 191q, personally appeared before me fj4 L i<tuk! T /&IX L.�INE; to me known w be the individuals) described herein and who executed the within imtrument and a:knowledged that signed and sealed the same as 4Aaiti_free and voluntary act and deed for uses and par oses therein mentioned. WITNESS my hen seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. to NprApY to Notary Public in and for the State of ��ff Washington,residing at W WASTE. fR/AOR6CUNN.,taL'M �k� :ma's':�Oy a. w°�•',`O=.�: eeee. tW tsr to,,,x�� rap r 'x tt CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AGREEMENT DATE I/We owner(s)of Address_ enton 3VashinetorJ, King County Tax Account I ,legally described as follows: For and in consideration of the Renton Wavevatr-Utility granting a permit to correct to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owners)of the above described property,their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). I/We xcknowledge that: 1. This agreement was freely entered into in consideration of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 2. We do receive benefit from the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and will trot protest or appeal the inclumoi of this parcel in the LID. 3 We reserve the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID and protest or appeal the amount of the final LID assessment during said hearing. 4. The terms and conditions of this agreement will remain in effect until the Ordinance establishing the Dayton Ave NE LIDa337 has been adopted by City Council and recorded with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (we) have hereunto set my/our hand(s) the day and year first above written. (Scat) (Seal) I STATE OF WASHINGTON ) V SS COUNTY OF KING ) 1,rrAk1T,/I M. 1 TTS, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing at _,5p M-nN _ do hereby certify that on this 3� day of OGl , 199y, personally appeared before me TNL A--pOkE <HhNPY iav, to me known to be the individual(s) detail ed herein and who executed the within instrument and acknowledged that _ signed and sealed the same as,_( free and voluntary act anti deed for uses and par >sn .herein mentioned. a .Mot$ WITNEW 'kftta fficial seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. a _ti n Notary Public In and for the State of aurxrc z Washington, residing at -2a..jry, wasra.wtwaol,{��r{ta�iav,gt,.,• 0 i �~a4rurMaaa�,� s CITY OF RENTON SANITARY SEWER CONNECTION AG'ZEEMENT DATE IIWe owner(s)of Aodress Renton Washtnntgn, King County Tax Account I_ _,legally described as follows: For and in consideration of the Renton Wastewater Utility granting a permit to connect to and utilize the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewers,the owner(s)of the above described property,their successors, heirs and assigns,hereby agree and covenant to accept and participate in the Dayton Ave NE Local Improvement District(LID 337). I/We acknowledge that: 1 This agreement was free!y entered into in cousiderauon of the City of Renton allowing connection to the sanitary sewer system at a time prior to the completion of the LID final assessment roll and the associated public hearing. 2. We do receive Penefil tre❑the Dayton Ave NE Sanitary Sewer and will not protest or appeal the inclusion of tde oa: 1 •1 .1.IU ! 3. We resena the right to participate in the public hearing for the LID am. protest or appeal the am st_n[of the final LID assessment during said heaing. 4. The terms and condition of this agreement will remain in effect until the G�dinunce establishing the Dayton Ave NE IAD#337 has been adapted by City Council and recorde,,with King County at which time this agreement will terminate. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I (we) have hereunto set mylour hand(s) the day and yeir first above written. �) I 'll (Seal) STATE OF WASHINGTON ) SS. COUNTY Or KING ) 1, viNDAi Fs ekn4&v r Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, reiidinf at SFn col do hereby certify that on this 31 day of t7LC. 19Qq, personally appeared before me PA" to me kwwn to be the individuals) described herein and who executed the within instrume a acknowledged that signed and sealed the same as _tEd<+>L free and voiu•uary act and deed for uses and purposes therein mentioned. WITNESS my hand and official seal the day and you in�this �ert�ficate first above written. � Notary Public in tad &' a State of Washington,residing at "� WAara.WIVAORHC ` ONNNAIVm - A .t Yh 0"C Lli_.f3 'LAZ .��I O' S/rf i /�Ii,cc �,� T AM CITY OF RENTON *1� Office of the City Attorney Ear(Clymer, Mayor Lawrence 1. Warren MEMORANDUM To: Ma•hyn J Petersen,City Clerk From: r-awrencc J. Warren,City Attorney Date: Janudry 24, 1994 Subject: Ordinance Authorizing Cary Attorney to Prepare Petition for Condemnation Ordinance Ordering Construction and Installation of Sanitary Sewers Neer Dayton Avenue N. : (Lid#337) 1 am enclosing the originals of the above-referenced ordma s. Cf Lawrence J. amen LJW:as. Etres, cc. Xayor Earl Clymer ike Benoit All 103.88 Post Office Box 626- 100 S 2nd Street-Renton,Washington 98057-(206)255-9678 Aa a , PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR LID r 337 DAYTON AVE SANITARY S�'VERS Dayton Ave NE (NE 20th to NE 22nd) & NE 22�, &t (Dayton to Edmonds) BACKGROUND Early in 1993 the Wastewater Utility was approached with an inquiry about heving sanitary sewers installed in Dayton r,ve NE between NE 20th and NE 22nd Streets. On February 23rd staff held an informational meeting to explain how LID's work and answer questions from the property owners. At this meeting we discussed a couple of onions for cost and financing. One option that appealed to the property owners was an attempt by the City to acquire a Public Works Trust Fund (PWTF) loan. It was staffs opinion, from that meeting, that the majority of the property owners present wanted the City to pursue the PWTF loan. It was understood, at that time, that the base costs could go up as we take time to acquire the low interest loan. On A-61 28tt, 1393, a petition was submitted by the property owners requesting the ins•alla64 , of sanitary sewers. The petition was reviewed and validated by the City's PrODert,i „arvices Section. Per RCW 35.43.130, the sufficiency of the petition was determined by verification of ownership and by signatures of property owners iapresemicg the rajerity of the front footage and area within the boundaries of the proposed distri„t. In this instance, the majority was mor -tan 68% for both the front footage and the area. The signatures on the petition matcher; the names listed as tax payers of record from the 1993 tax rolls. In May 1993, the Wastewater Utility applied to the State for a Public Works Trust Fund Loan. Last September we were notified by the State that this project was included on the list to be sent to the legislature for approval. While 0- , does not guarantee a loan, our incl;sior gives us a very good probability of obtaining the funding. The State estimates legislative approval any time between January and April 1994. Once approval is given, we are able to bid the proje,t and start construction. Staff has investigated methodology for distributing the cost of the sewers through the LID and made the determination to divide the cost using a unit cost per parcel. It was our opinion, since all lots were single family, approximately the same size, and essentially receive the same benefit, that this was most equitable. 1111194 <1> IOVERI POINTS OF CONSIDERATION FOR THE LID The Seattle-King County Health Department has records of four parcels within the LID that have required repairs, due to malfunctions, to their systems since 1986. This area is within zone 2 of Renton's sole source aquifer. This project is included on the list for a low interest loan from the State's Public Works Trust Fund which will reduce the interest rate that will be charged for the LID. If we don't do the project now we would lose these funds. You are aware government programs are being cut all the time. There is no guarantee that this loan will be available at a later date or if this project could re-qualify. DAYTON AVE SANITARY SEWERS The Wastewater Utility has a preliminary design ready for the project. Final design will be completed by staff. We do not plan to bring a consultant under c, nract for this project. ADJUSTMENT TO LID BOUNDARY ? The design and installation of a sewer main to benefit the LID would provid potential benefit to the parcel on the north west corner of Edmonds and 22nd St. I nis parcel should be included in the LID or in a Special Assessment District. The property owner was notified of the choices and invited to this hearing to provide input. STAFF RECOMMENDATION FOR THE LID Staff recommends that council approve the LID and that council request that an ordinance be prepared for the next council meeting forming the LID. POINTS OF CONSIDERATION FOR THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT f)ISTRICT While the sewer is being installed for the LID it has the potential to benefit a property outside the LID. It would not be equitable for the properties within the LID to pay for sewers and allow adjacent parcel to connect at a later date wnhout paying their fair share. STAFF RECOMMENDATION FOR THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT Staff recommends that council give approval to staff to move ahead with this H -,eel with the understanding that a special assessment district will be formed to provide fair- share cost participation from parcels who benefit, at a later date, from the sewers installed for the LID. I 1/1118� <3> , PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR LID b 337 DAYTON AVE SANITARY SEWERS Dayton Ave NE (NE 20th to NE 22nd) & NE 22nd St (Dayton to Edmonds) BACKGROUND Early in 1993 the Wastewater Utility was approached with an inquiry about having �* sanitary sewers installed in Dayton Ave NE. between NE 20th and NE 22nd S-eets. On �+ February 23rd staff held an informational meeting 10 explain how LID's work and answer 6r i questions from the property owners. i At this meeting we discussed a couple of options for cost and financing. One option ' that appealed to the property owners was an attempt by the City to acquire a Public Works Trust Fund (PWTF) loan. It was staff's opinion, from that meeting, that the majority of the property owners present wanted the City to pursue the PWTF loan. It was understood, at that time, that the ba. : costs could go up as we take time to acquire the low interest loan. i On April 28th 1993, a petition was submitted by the property owners requesting the installation of sanitary sewers. The petition was reviewed and val, d by the City's Property Services Section, Per RCW 35.43.130, the sufficiency of the petition was determined by verification of ownership and by signatures of property owners representing the majority of the front footage and area within the boundaries of the proposed district. In this instance, the majority was more than 68% for both the front rootage and the area. The signatures on the petition matched the names listed as tax payers of record from the 1993 tax rolls. In May 1993, the Wastewater Utility applied to the State for a Public Works Trust Fund Loan. Last September we were notified by the State that this project was included on the list to be sent to fne legislature for approval. While this does not guurantee a loan, our inclusion gives �s a very good probability of obtaining the funding. The State estimates legislative approval any time between January and April 1994. Once approval is given, we are able to bid the project and start construction. Staff has investigated methodology for distributing the cost of the sewers through the LID and made the determination 10 divide the cost using a unit cost per parcel. It was our opinion, since all lots were single family, approximately the same size, and essentially receive the same benefit, that this was most equitable. i I f 1 j 1111194 <1> (OVER) J r POINTS OF CONSIDERATION FOR THE LID The Seaule-King County Health Department has records of four parcels within the LID Thal rave requited repairs, due to malfunctions, to their systems since 1986. '�•i,s area is within zone 2 of Renton's sole source aquifer. This project is included on the list for a low interest loan from the Stuue's Public Works S'. Trust Fund which will reduce the interest rate that will be charged for the LID. It v J 6, don't do the project now we would lose these funds. You are aware goverr rent programs are being cut all the time. There is no guarantee that this loan will be a• ailable at a later date or if this project could re-qualify. F DAYTON AVE SANITARY SEWERS The Wastewater Utility has a preliminary design ready for the project. Final design wil' be completed by staff. We do not plan to bring a consultant under contract for this - preject. ADJUSTMENT TO LID BOUNDARY .7 The design and installation of a sewer ma:n to benefit the LID would provide a potential benefit to the parcel on the north west corner of Edmonds and 22nd St. This parcel should be included in the LID or in a Special Assessment District. The p-operty owner was notified of the choices and invited to this hearing to provide input. STAFF RECOMMENDATION FOR THE LID Staff recommends that council approve the LID and that council request that an l ordinance be prepared for the next council meeting forming the LID. A� q versa `2' � 1 IF J �m 5 r( I. f44 ?+1 r A �'! S 11509iiJ111'� %� i�•1•�3 ri�II�� /� L� �t z� ', Ts x 1at t eili. s4 li = �►� IIIIIt 1''f�/11' e5llla iii lilli.r■■■.� i � � wp' 1 %PAP - T:T"Al "_ till �, .� ►apr.•n� �j "I IIIV f • 11� O! { 11{11111111 .. . .+,• •, SATs � it a r.11 t ill �S S.b. 1211 • all r• I I'" \ •.xl�p L^'@ ar' lot \ � •NI ilk I , 1 r� t �I �wL�5��•r' � N,It •• ♦ d r Its •R r ¢ / • illl \ a k ■ ,f ' � ■�1� � 1 � ■�V fYiiii�■ ■� rIN�o ■■ ■■■■_ ■111� �■, ■ moll■ ■o 1mmo ■■■■ i a 10 I 9 1 _ 12 I 7 13IA 15 16 8' 8" 8 ---- PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER CITY OF RENTON EXISTING SANITARY SEWER LLD #337 F.XISTINO MANHG,ES DAYTON AVE. aANTARY SEWER O 150 3Q0 r..._,c 1:1800 Scott E. and Kim A. Pollock 1809 Herbig Avenue Aberdeen, WA 99520 January 10, 1994 Ms. Marilyn,. Petersen, CMC City of Renton 200 Mill Avenue South Renton, WA 99055 i Y' Dear Ms. Petersen: 't Once again I am writing to the City of Renton to inform them that I sold my home at 9 2012 Dayton Avenue NE effective May 31, 1993. At the time of the We 1 informed p. the City of Rentoa of the sale. Moreover, subsequent to the We I received a :�. communication from the City of Renton to which I responded that a sale had occurred and that my wife and I no longer had any interest or re spnsibility for said property. Please strike my name from your database as the owner of the aforementioned property as this will be my final notice to the City of Renton regarding the We of my home. I ° am including this notification in my file with all previous communications for substantiation of this final notification. le' Thank you for your attention to this matter. W tSC POLLi71d 9A0Sh2018 1E:93 01 Oh:'94 '- NOTIFY _ENDER OF NEW AWRESS POLLOCK 1809 HERRIG AVE ASERDEEN WA 9ASaO-1219 Ilehdnluld,oLllLi,odhddndll,Ldlod,hoLdl V ,.f _. i y c♦ CFI • h 64 Y Y. •REVISED* /. AGENDA RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEET AG FFF December 20, 1993 Monday,7.30 p.m. i 1. PLEDGE Of ALLEGIANCE 2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL 3. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES OF DECEMBER 13, 1993 C 4. PROCLAMATION: Honoring Councilwoman Nancy Mathews 5. AUDIENCE COMMENT (Speakers must sign up prior to the Council meeting. Each speaker is allowed five minutes. The comment period will be limited to one-half hour. The second audience comment period Y later on the agenda is unlimited in duration.) I When you are recognized by the Presiding Officer,please walk to the podium and state your name and address for the record,SPELLING YOUR LAST NAME. ...5,.'V 6. CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to Counc.1 members in advance for study and review and will be adopted in a single motion. Any item may be removed for further discussion if requested by a Council member. a. Mayor('IN met reappoints Kameron Cayce,Frank Davidson,Charles Deiaummi,Gary Fault,Richard Jackson,Robert McBeth,David Tracy and Roderick Stephens to one-year terms as Municipal Court Judge Pro Tem to expire December 31. 1994. Council concur. - - b. Mayor Clymer reappoints Judge Roger Lewis as Municipal Court Judge for a two-veer term to expire December 31, 1995 Council concur. c. Police Departmem submits proposed interlocat agreement with the City of Mercer Island for _ Emergency,Only Marine Patrol Services,end requests that the resolution be adopted authorizing the Mayor to sign the agreement. Council concur. (See agenda item 10 for resolution) d Transportation Division submits CAG-93-065, 1993 Street Overlay Project,and requests approval of the project,authorization for final pay estimate in the amount of 54,715.00,commencement of 30day lien period,and release of retained amount of$9,1O1.20 to M.A Segale,Inc.contractor,if all required releases have been received. Council concur. e Transportation Division subiaits proposed second addendum to CAG-92-075, 1994 Valley Com Contract,for communications and electronic services provided to Valley Com by City Transportation Maintenance crews. The proposed 1994 expenditure and revenue of 568,058 50 is based on 1994 _ labor and equipment cost estimates Counsel concur f Utility Systems Division,Wastewater Section,submits proposed Local ImprovemenhIAstriet(LID) 337,Dayton Ave,NE sanitary sewers and trunk lines,and requests adoption of the related resolution ' declaring the City's intent to form the LID,and firing the hearing date on the formation of the LID on January 17, 1994. Council concur (See agenda iton 10 for resolution 1 7. INFORMATION ITEM a. City Clerk submits certification of election results son official King County General Election canvass, 1993 8. CORRESPONDENCE (CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE) q w RENTON CITY COUNCH Regular Meetieg Ja,uary 17, 1994 Renton Municipal Court Monday, 7:30 p.m. Municipal Court Chambers MINUTES CALL TO ORDER Mayor Clymer led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag and called the meeting of the Renton City Council in order. ROLL CALL OF RICHARD STR£DICKE,Council President; KATHY KEOLKER- COUNCILMEMBRRS WHEELER; RANDY CORMAN, TON] NELSON;TIM SCHLITZER;ROB EDWARDS. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY EDWARDS, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMEMBER JESSE TANNER. CARRIED. CITY STAFF IN EARL CLYMER, Mayor;JAY COVINGTON, Executive Assistant to the ATTENDANCE Mayor; LAWRENCE J. WARREN,City Attorney; MARILYN PETERSEN, City Clerk;GREGG ZIMMERMAN, Acting Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator; MIKE KATTERMANN,Senior Planner; MICHAEL BENOIT, Engineering Specialist; Lt. Dennis Cerber, Police Department. APPROVAL OF MCVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED 4Y KEOLKER-WHEELER, COUNCIL MINUTES COUNCIL APPROVE THE MINUTES OF JANUARY 10, 1994 AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARINGS This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and published LID 337, Dayton Ave NE in accordance with local and State laws, Mayor Clymer opened the public Sanitary Sewers hearing to consider the proposed Local Improvement District (LID) 337 for installation of Dayton Avenue NE sanitary sewers in the total proposed amount of$144,761.95. Michael Benoit, Engineering Specialist, provided a brief history of the LID, noting the proposal affects residences along Dayton Avenue NE from NE 2Uth to NE 22nd as well as those on NE 22nd from Dayton to Edmonds Avenues. Staff received a valid petition last April from property owners requesting the installation of sanitary sewers In May, staff applied for a State Public Works Trust Fund Loan for the project.. which, if approved, would substantially reduce the interest rate charged for the LID. Legislative approval of the loan is expected by this April, after which the project will be sent out to bid and construction started. Staff recommends that the most equitable methodology for distributing the project's cost is to assess a ❑a, unit cost per parcel, since all involved lots are single family and approximately the same sin, and each will receive essentially the same benefit. Staff has prepared a preliminary and final design for the project. Commenting on the parcel located on the northwest corner of Edmonds and 22nd Street, Mr. Benoit said although this property was not involved in the original LID petition, the new sewer main on Dayton Avenue could potentially provide a benefit to this parcel. Therefore,staff recommends that the parcel either be included in the LID or in a Special Assessment District (SAD). Responding to a comment by an audience member that Edna Douglas, the owner of the parcel, passed away recently, Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney, recommended that Council either allow this parcel to pass into a Special Assessment District or assess it as only one unit for the LID although Jasusry 17. 1994 Renton City r'ouncl Minutes _ Paste 26 it has the potential for two houses. Mr. Benoit suggested the former alternative. In response to Councilman Stredicke, the city clerk stated that no protests were received in response to the LID proposal Councilman Edwards questioned how the Douglas property would be treated in the future if a sewer main were .,.stalled along Edmonds Avenue NE. Mr. � Benoit xplained that while the hiil sloping west from Edmonds to Dayton is rather steep, it is possible that the Douglas property could connect to ae Edmonds sewer main instead of the one installed along Dayton if the Edmonds sewer main was constructed deep enough for this purpose. In any case, the parcel would be assessed either for one LID or the other, not for both. i Citizen Comment: Lloyd Beckstrom, 2108 Dayton Ave NE, Renton, 99056,questioned whether Beckstrom - LID 337, the property owners of all the involved parcels were charged$525 for the use Dayton Av( NE sewers of the West Keunydale interceptor. Mr. Benoit explained the areawide charge assessed previously for the '.. interceptor, saying that because the SAD boundaries drawn for this purpose ended at I:E 22nd Street, lots 17, 19 and 19 were not assessed this charge. Citizen Comment: Spencer Scott Spencer, 2105 Da/lon Ave NE, Renton, 98056, asked whether an LID - LID 337, Dayton Ave lien could transfer along with the property upon the sale of a house. Mr. NE sewers Warren replied that, while the charge can be transferred to the new homeowner, many mortgage companies require that it be paid off at the time the house is sold. MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY NELSON,COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, COUNCIL APPROVE THE LID AND REQUEST THAT AN ORDINANCE BE PREPARED FOR COUNCILS NEXT MEETING FORMING THE LID. CARRIED. Receu MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY EDWARDS,COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES. CARRIED. TIME: 7:55 p.m. At 8:00 p.m. the meeting was reconvenes; roll was called;all Councilmembers present. Comprehensive Plan: This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and published Errata, Lake .ermce in accordance -ith local and State laws, Mayor Clymer opened the public Estates •E-33 hearing to consider the Comprehensive Plan Errata Process request fpr rezone of the northern quarter of Lake Terrace Estates Mobile Home Park (2100 Lake Washington Boulevard)from Multifamily-Infill(MF-1)to Trailer(T) (Steve Hater Errata request rE-33). The hearing was continued from November 15, 1993. Correspondence was entered on this issue, the first letter from James Hanken, attorney for Lake Terrace Associates, setting forth three objections to the process on this issue, involving specifically: an alleged deficiency in the hearing notice; a concern that no notice of possible down-zoning was provided to the property owners;and a statement that the City and the property owners had previously contracted for a rezone of this property for the public benefit. The second letter was received from Gerard Shellan, a representa'ive of Lake Terrace Associates, providing various reasons why the property owners believe a ;r k 6 3'. *REVISED* . F !- AGENDA ` RENTON CITY COUNCIL 1 I REGULAR MEETING �. January 17, 1994 ,.. Monday, 7:30 p.m. 1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL p' ri 3. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES OF JANI ARY 10, 1994 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS: AL L.OW Improvement District#337,Dayton Avenue NE sanitary sewers b. Rezone request for the northern quarter of Lake Terrace Estates Mobile Home Park(2100 Lake Washington Boulevard)from Multifamily-Infill(MF-1)to Trailer(T). (Steve Hauer Errata request #E-33;hearing continued from 11/15/93) " 5. AUDIENCE COMMENT (Speakers must sign up prior to the Council meeting. Each speaker is allowed five minutes. The comment period will be limited to one-half hour. The second audience k! later on the agenda is unlimited i comment riod _ B n duration,) Pe on. When you are recognized by the Presiding Officer,please walk to the podium and state your name and address for the record,SPELLING YOUR LAST NAME. 6, CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to Council members in advance for study and review and will be adopted in a single motion. Any item may be removed for further discussion if requested by a Council member. a. Finance Department submits proposal allowing the Community Services Department to begin a lating project costs for golf course improvements. Refer to Finance Comm, b. Fitt Department requests authorization to use$288,000 from the Fire Mitigation Fund for planning and design of Valley Fire Station#14, Refer to hliSafely Committec, c. Transportation Division submits recommendation that Council: approve the assignment of:portion of Benair Aviation's month-to-month lease to Action Aviation;authorize Action Aviation to operate aircraft tie-downs on the new premises on a month-to-month basis until a new lease rate is established; provide Action Aviation first right of refusal of the continued leasing of the premises upon establish- ment of the new lease rate;and at the Airport Manager to establish an itinerant aircraft parking area on the remaining area to be vacated by Benair Aviation. Refer to TLe08Dsrtation(Aviation) Committee. d. Transportation Division submits recommendation that Council accept the right-of-way acquisition for the Park Avenue North project and authorize: the expenditure of funds:the recording of the deed and possession&use agreements,and condemnation proceedings. Refer to Transportation Committee. e. Transportation Division submits recommendation that Council authorize the Mayor to execute the proposed consultant agreement with Alpha Engineering Group for design of the lake Washington Boulevard Pedestrian/Bicycle Facility. Refer to Transportation Co_rnmittee. f. Transportation Division submits recommendation that Council authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a proposed interlocal agreement with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)to receive s8o,000 in federal grant funds for the study of an intra-city intermodal transportation program. The City's match will be 520,000. Refer to T__r njportation Committee. : 7. CORRESPONDENCE t (CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE) -j RENTON CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting January 17 1994 Renton Municipal Court y5 a Monday, 7:30 p.m. Municipal Court Chambers MIN UTES r CALL TO ORDER Mayor Clymer led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order. ^� ROLL CALL OF RICHARD STREDICKE,Council President; KATHY KEOLKER- t COUNCILMEMBERS WHEELER; RANDY CORMAN; TONI NELSON;TIM SCHLITZER; BOB EDWARDS. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY EDWARDS, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMEMBER JESSE TANNER. CARR:LD. z' w CITY STAFF IN EARL CLYMER,Mayor; JAY COVINGTON, Executive Assistant to the ATTENDANCE Mayor; LAWRENCE J. WARREN, City Attorney; MARILYN PETERSEN, City Clerk; GREGG ZIMMERMAN, Acting Planning/Building/Public Works Administrator; MIKE KATfERMANN, Senior Planner; MICHAEL BENOIT, Engineering Specialist; Lt. Dennis Gerber, Police Department, APPROVAL OF MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, ` COUNCIL MINUTES COUNCIL APPROVE THE MINUTES OF JANUARY 10, 1994 AS t" PRESENTED. CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARINGS This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and published t LID: 337, Dayton Ave NE in accordance with local aid State laws, Mayor Clymer opened the public ?' Sanitary Sewers hearing to consider the proposed Local Improvement District(LID) 337 for installation of Dayton Avenue NE sanitary sewers in the total proposed amount of$144,761.95. 4 Michael Benoit, Engineering Specialist, provided a brief history of the LID, noting the proposal affects residences along Nyton Avenue NE from NE 20th to NE 22nd as well as those on NE 22nd from Dayton to Edmonds Avenues. Staff received a valid petition last April from property owners requesting the tl installation of sanitary sewers. In May, staff applied for a State Public Works Trust Fund Loan for the project, which, if approved, would substantially reduce the interest rate char, 'or the LID. Legislative approval of the loan is expected by this April,a1 rich the project will be sent out to bid and construction started. Staff recommends that the most equitable methodology for distributing the project's cost is to assess a flat unit cost per parcel, since all involved lob an single family and approximately the same sin, and each will receive essentially the same benefit. Staff has prepared a preliminary and final design for the project. Commenting on the parcel located on the northwest corner of Edmonds and 22nd Street, Mr. Benoit said although this property was not involved in the original LID petition, the new sewer main on Dayton Avenue could potentially provide a benefit to this parcel. Therefore, staff recommends that the parcel either be included in the LID or in a Special Assessment District (SAD). '•" _ I Responding to a comment by an audience member that Edna Douglas, the _ owner of the parcel, passed away recently, Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney, recommended that Council either allow this parcel to pass into a Special Assessment District or assess it as only one unit for the LID although Y k� - . January 17. 1994 .-Renton Ux r'ounizit Minutes Pace 26 it has the potential for two houses. Mr. Benoit suggested the former alternative. In response to Councilman Stredicke, the city clerk staled that no protests were received in response to the LID proposal. Councilman Edwards questioned how the DOU91 s property would be treated in the future if a sewer main were installed along Edmonds Avenue NE. Mr. Benoit explained that while the hill sloping west from Edmonds to Dayton is rather steeV, it is possible that the Douglas property could connect to an Edmonds sewer main instead of the one installed along Dayton if the Edmonds sewer main was constructed deep enough for this purpose. In any case, the parcel would be assessed either for one LID m the other, not for both. f' Citizen comment: Lloyd Beckstrom, 2108 Dayton Ave NE, Renton,98056, questioned whether Beckstrom - LID 337, the property owners of all the involved parcels were charged 5525 for the use w Dayton Ave NE sewers of the West Kennydale interceptor. 4- Mr. Benoit explained the ereawide charge assessed previously for the interceptor, saying that because the SAD boundaries drawn for this puroose ended at NE 22nd Street, lots 17. 19 and 19 were not assessed this charge. Citizen Comment:Spencer Scott Spencer, 2105 Dayton Ave NE, Renton,99056, asked wl,:�ther an LID - LID 337, Dayton Ave lien could transfer along with the property upon the sale of a house. Mr. f NE sewers Warren replied that, while the charge can be transferred to the new homeowner, many mortgage companies require that it be paid off at the time the house is sold. MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDEn BY NELSON,COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,SECONDED BY KEOLKER-WHEELER, COUNCIL APPROVE THE LID AND REQUEST THAT AN ORDINANCE I BE PREPARED FOR COUNCIL'S NEXT MEETING FORMING THE LB). �r. CARRIED. �i Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY EDWARDS,COUNCIL RECESS r FOR FIVE MINUTES. CARRIED. TIME: 7:55 p.m. At 9:00 p.m. the meeting was reconvened; roll was called; all Councilmembers premm. 1 Comprehensive Plan: This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and published Errata, Lake Terrace in accordance with local and State laws, Mayor Clymer opened the public Estates♦E-33 hearing to consider the Comprehensive Plan Errata Process request for rezone of the northern quarter of Lake Terrace Estates Mobile Home Park (2100 Lake Washington Boulevard) from Multifamily-Infill (MF-1) to Trailer(T) (Steve Harer Errata request •E-33). The hearing was continued from November 15, 1993. Correspondence was entered on this issue, the first letter from James Hanken, attorney for Lake Terrace Associates, setting forth three objections to the process on this issue, involving specifically: an alleged deficiency in the hearing notice; a concern that no notice of possible down-zoning was provided to the property owners; and a statement that the City and the property owners had previously contracted for a rezone of this property for the public benefit. The second letter was received from Gerard Shellan, a representative of Lake Terrace Associates, providing various reasons why the property owners believe Yi �� � 4 ExiBBIT°c l PRELIMINARY CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL i Location: Dayton Ave.Nc. L.I.D.No. 337 j Assessment Status: Preliminary Assess Dist.No. 92-13 -type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $144,761.95 Asses. ethod; per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit $7.619.05 �' property Namc/Address of Owner KC Tax Ac7 0 of Units Assessment S i IdcnUlic�tion Parcel M 1 MORRIS DAISY M 2253200005 1 S71,619.05 PO BOX 2265 j tW]'ON WA 98056 J Legal i.ot Block Description: 1 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel 0 PINZ,RAYMOND H 225320DO45 1 $7,619.05 2000 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Descni, 9 1 EDENDALF.ADD &tcc1 N 3 DEAN ROBERT E 2253200050 1 $7,619.05 2004 DAYTON AVENUE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block ✓ Description: 10 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel M 4 WALKER PATRICIA 2253200055 1 $7,619.05 2008 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block ✓ Description: 11 1 EDENDALF ADD Parcel M 5 MILLER STEVE G&STACY 2253200060 1 $7,619.05 1012 DAYTON AVE NE :ENTON W A 98056 Legal L.. Block Description: 12 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel 0 6 TATE THOMAS R 2253200065 1 $7,619.05 2100 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 13 1 EDENDALE ADD l a-9:1/I1D137D.DOC/MAaibh d;i EXMBIT'C• �y, PRELIMINARY �f CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Dayton Ave.NE Axscsamcnt Status: Pre iminary L.I.D.No, 337 Assess Dist. No. 92-13 TYPe Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $144.761.95 i I �Method per Unit CcnnecUon UNts: 19 If!!!.• Cost per Unit: $7,619,05 4 i Pmpert Name/Address of own er KC Tu Act B of Units Assessment$ jParcel M 7 POTTIER DAVID E 2253200070 2104 DAYTON AVE NE I $7,619.05 RENTON WA 98056 f\ Legal Lot Block IIY i Description: 14 1 EDFND ALE ADD Parcel M 8 BECK OM L D 2253200075 j 2108 DAYTON AVE NE I $7,619.05 • i RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lou Block Description: IS I "DALE ADD iI I Parcel k 9 REYNOLDS WILLIAM E 21 l2 DAYTON NE 22532000R0 1 S--j 619 05 RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 16 1 EDENDALE ADD iPame]#to RICHARDS CLEVE 2253200085 2113 DAYTON AVE NE I 57,619.05 RENTON WA 98056 Legal RENTON Block Description: 1 2 EDENDALE ADD �� Parttl k 11 SPARROW JOHN M�WILIIAM 22532W090 MITG I S7,619.05 2109 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 2 2 EDENDALE ADD ` Parttl 112 ��.. SPENCERTON AVE2�cn2M)95 2105 DAYTON AV NE I 57,619.05 RENTON WA 980% Legal Lot Block Description: ; 2 F.UF.NDALE ADD t 2-93d1 D 33>n-DO(:n lAIAI {y. c r .. a. 5b4 ^�Ri �.T`sr'•'.r..,n �. �L': earye M 9 i, 1 I F"IBIT"C' 1 PRELIMINARY CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Dayton Ave.NE L.I.D.No. 347 Assessment Status: Preluninary Assess Dist.No. 9.:.13 Ty : Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: f 144,761,95 Method. per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit: $7.619.05 Property Name/Address of Owner KC Tax Act M M of Units Assessment f Identitic Lion Parcel it 13 NEWTON GL 2253200300 1 $7,619.05 _inI DAYTON NE PF: " V WA 98056 ( Legal Lot III j Description: 4 2 .,DALE ADD Parcel M 14 MOTZONE RONALD C 2253200105 1 $7,619,05 2013 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 5 2 EDENDAIB AID Parcel M 15 BARRANS DELMAR R+ALMA L 2253200110 1 f 7,619.05 PO BOX 624 KETTLE FALLS WA 99141 Legal Lot Block Description: 6 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcel M 16 BUXTON GENE W 2253200/15 1 $7,619,05 2005 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 9805", Legal Lot Block Description: 7 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcel 0 17 DUKE PAUL R 3343900123 1 $7,619.05 2408 NE 22ND ST RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block _. Description: 206 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN 0 4 S 148 FT LESS E 144.2 FT LESS W 1/7 LESS S"IET � 5M1 1"V I1n,131D. OC/MABNh d' x , r v l I EXIIIBIT'C' PRELIMINARY CI"IY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL tion: Dayton Ave.NE L.I.D.No. 5 i7 Assessment SWUS: PMIiMinary Assess Dist.No. 92 13 V Type: Wastewater Utility Impmvtmerts Total Cost: $144.761.95 Assess Mctitod per Unit Connection ! Units'. 19 f Cost per Unit: $7,619.05 4, P r rty Name/Address of Owner KC Tax Act N M of Units &.»! tnent S Identification Parccl M 18 BABCOCK PAUL L 3343900135 1 $7,619.05 24N NE 22M ST RENTON WA 9W56 Legal Lot Block V7 _ Description: 206&217 FBLLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN M 4 E 1/71T1 OF S 148 FT OF LOT 217 LESS S 30 FT TGW W 1/7111 OF S 148 FT OF LOT 206 LESS S 30 FT Pared M 19 DUKE P R 3343900585 1 $7,619.05 2408 NE 22M ST RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Dcscription: 217 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN 0 4 W 1/3 OF E 3/7 OF S 148 FT LESS S30 FT THOF i i 1 4 i i Ij I r-9WD337D.DDl./MAP^h Y n EXFBIT "D" n i 8 r'•:: i r ' R� 10 9 1 11 i 8 12- 7 13 15 16 i 3 8' 8 8 PRPOSEaT i OF RENTON -'— EXISTING SANITARYSANIITAR Y SEWER SEWER L.I.D. #337 EXISTING MANHOLES DAYTON AVE. SANITARY SEWER 0 150 300 1:1800 -. y, t R � b PROPOSED DAyTON AVENUE SEWERS - LID NO. 337 EXHIBIT "A" a xphn sin Location From I9 8' Dayton Ave. NE NE 20th St. NE 22nd St. t 8" NE 22nd St. Dayton Ave. NE Edmonds Ave. NE i 1 e I v G:MINEIDA\TMAMAa:I! I� J �J b EXMBIT'B• .. DAYMN AVENUE NE SEWERS LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 1133-7 The lands included within the Dayton Avenue NE Sewers Local Improvement District Boundary i arc contained within Section 5,Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M. The ta>undary for the district is described as.,flows: Beginning at the most northwesterly comer of Edendale Addition, as recorded in Volume 60 of s. Plats, Page 81, Records of King County, Washington, within the NE 1/4 of said section, said most northwesterly comer ails, being the southwest comer of Tract 217, C.D. Hillman's Lake Washington Garden of Eden, Div. No. 4, as recorded in Volume I of Plats, Page 82, Records of King County,Washington; Thence northerly along the west line of Tract 217, a distance of 30 feet, more or less, to the north light-of-way line of NE 22nd St., as deeded to the City of Renton under King County Recording No.7309130492; 3. Thence easterly along said north rightof-way line to an intersection with the cast lint ofthe " west 4/7 of said Tract 217; Thence northerly along the east line of the west 4/7 of said Traci 217 to an intersection with the ,orth line of the south 148 feet of said Tract 217; Thence easterly along the north line of the south 148 feet of said Tract 217 to the cast line thereof,said east line also being the west line of Tract 206 of said plat; Thence continuing easterly along the north line of the south 148 feet of said Tract 206 to an intersection with the west lire of the east 144.2 feet of said Tract 206; Thence southerly along the west line of the cast 144.2 feet of said Tr.ct 206 to the s.,ath line thereof,said south line also being a point on the north right-of-way line of NE 22nd St; Thence southeasterly acres NE 22nd St to the northwest comer of Lot 1,Block t,of Edendale Addition,as recorded in Volume 60 of Mats,Page 81,Records of King County,Washington; Thence easterly along the north line of said Lot 1 to the northeast comer thereof; Thence southerly along the east line of said Lot 1 to the southeast comer thereof; Thence westerly along the south line of said Lot I to the southwest comer thereof, said southwest comer also being the northeast comer of Lot 15, Block I of said plat; Then"southerly along the east line Of said Lot 15 and continuing southerly along the east fines of Lots 14 through 9, inclusive,to the southeast comer of Lot 9,Block I of said plat,Wilbur the SE 1/4 of said section; Thence westerly along the south line of said Lot 9 to the southwest comer thereof; Thcncc northerly along the west line of said Lot 9 to the northwest comer thereof, said west j line also being the cast rightof-way line `Dayton Avenue NE; I Thence westerly across Dayton Avenue NE to the southeast comer of Lot 7,Block 2 of said plat; Thence continuing westerly along the south line of said Lot 7 to the southwest comer thereof, Thence northerly along the westerly line of Block 2 and said plat to the northwest comer thereof and the point of beginning,within the NE 1/4 of said section. 93590.D,Cihh J A 27 CITY OF RENTON Office of the City Attorney Earl Clymer, Mayor y� Lawrence J.Warren MEMORANDI I C�C.;r t�r�]fD, i h1� To: Mike Benoit 91 F j 1993 From: Lawrence 1. Warren,City Attorney - Date: December 11, 1993 Subject: Resolution Creating an UD to Construct Sanitary Sewers and Trunk Lines In and Near Davron Avenue N.E. 1 am enclosing a copy of the above-referenced Resolution The original of this Resolution has been forwarded along to the City C'irk. b " Ln Warren LJW:as Encl. cc. Mavor Earl Clymer .A8.103.76. Post Office Box 626. 100 S 2rd Street-Renwn,Washington 98057-(206)255.8678 CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF RENTON, NASHINCTON, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO CJNSTRUCT AND INSTALL SANITARY SEWERS AND TRUNK LINES AND APPURTENANCES THERETO IN AND NEAR DAYTON AVE. N.E., RENTON, KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, AS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND TO CREATE A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO ASSESS THE COST AND EXPENSE OF SAID IMPhOVEMENT AGAINST THE PROPERTIES IN SUCH DISTRICT SPECIALLY BENEFITED THEREBY; NOTIFIING ALL PERSONS WHO MAY DESIRE TO OBJECT TO SAID IMPROVEMENT '0 APPEAR AND PRESENT THEIR OBJECTIONS AT '1 MEETING OF THn CITY COUNCIL TO BE HELD ON JANUARY 17, 1994. BF IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF -n u RENTON, WASHINCTON, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION ,. It is the intention of the City Council of the r F' City of Renton, Washington, to construct and install the following n sanitary sewer lines, including trunk lines, accessories and appurtenances thereto, in the following described area of the City, to-wit: 1. (a) Description of Local Improvement District No. 337 � .} (See attached Exhibit "A") (b) improvements: (See attached Exhibit "B") There shall be included in the foregoing the acquisition and 1 installation of all necessary fittings, couplings, connections, - equipment and appurtenances, and the acquisition of any easements, rights-of-way and land that may be required; and there shall further be included the performance of such work as may be incidental and necessary to the foregoing construction and installation. I ". ,..� . , RESOTAMON NO The City Council may, in its discretion, modify and amend the details of the foregoing described improvement, including the financing thereof, where in its judgment it appears advisable, provided such modifications and amendments do not substantially alter the general plan of said improvement project. All of the foregoing shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by the City of Renton Wastewater Utility. SECTION II. The cost and expense of said .improvement, unless hereafter timely modified or amended by the City Council, shall be equitably borne by and assessed against either the property specially benefited by such improvement to �,e included in the local improvement district to be established, embracing as near as may be all property specially benefited by such improvement or the adjacent special assessment district to be established embracing as near as may be all property that has potential future benefits from such improvements. Any special assessment district will be the subject of future public hearings and separate legislation. There shall be included in the cost and expense of said improvements all cost items specified in RCW 35.44.020. SECTION III. All persons who may desire to object ti the improvement herein described are hereny notified to appear and present such objections at a meeting of the City Council to be held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Renton, Washington at 7:30 p.m. on January 17, 1994, which time and place are hereby fixed for hearing all matters relating to said proposed improvement and all objections thereto and for determining the method of payment for 4. I! x F Ry�'a Y �Ir�Y •d!. v._ k.. RESOLUTION NO. said improvement. The City Clark shall give notice of said hearing and said proposed improvement as required by law. SECTION IV. Lynn Guttrann, Administrator of the Planning/Building/Public Works Department, or her duly authorized representative, is hereby directed to submit to the City Council, on r before the aforesaid hearing date, all data and information required by law to be submitted. ti PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this _ day of , 199_ F, C Marilyn J. Petersen, City Clerk d. APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this day Of , 199 Earl Clymer, Mayor 'r Approved as to form: f Lawrence J. Warren, City Attorney F Res.343:12/13/93:as. i A'. t r f 7 is PRELIMINARY CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL i Location: Dayton Ave.NE L.I.D.No. 357 " 1., Assessment Status: Preliminary Assess Dist. No. 92.13 Type Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $144,761.95 Assess.Method: per Unit Connection y _ Units: 19 Cost per Unit: $7,619.05 t- Property Name/Address of Owner KC Taa Act A N of Uniis —Asxssmen[S Identification L 1 Parcel M 1 MORRIS DAISY M 2253200005 1 $7,619.05 PO BOX 2265 RENTON WA 98056 ,ia Legal Lot Block Description: 1 1 EDENDALE ADD u. Parcel N 2 PINZ,RAYMOND H 2253200045 1 $7,619.05 1 2000 DAYTON AVE NE t RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description, 9 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel N 3 DEAN ROBERT E 2253200050 1 $7,619.05 ?004 DAYTON AVENUE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description 10 1 EDENDALE ADD t. Parcel N 4 WALKER PATRICIA 2253200055 1 $7,619.05 2008 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 11 1 15DENDALE ADD k Parcel N 5 MILLER STEVE G&STACY 2253200060 1 $7,619.05 2012 DAYTON AVE NE r. RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lo< Block Description: 12 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel N 6 TATE THOMAS R 2253200065 1 $7,619.05 2100 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block - Description: 13 1 EDENDALE ADD taasnmssro.Roc�wss,un PRELIMINARY CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Locaticn: Dayton Ave.NEB:. . i 5't L.I.D.No. 337 Assessment Statm: Preliminary Assess Dist.No. 92-13 Type: Wastewater Utility Improvements Total Cost: $144.761.95 assess McIIAO& per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit: $7,619.05 Property Name/Address of Owner KC Tu Act M N of Units Assessment$ Identification y Parcel# 7 POTTER DAVID E 2253200070 1 $7,619.05 2104 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 14 1 EDENDALE ADD i - I Parcel 0 8 BECKSTROM L D 2253200075 1 $7.610 n5 ` 2108 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 99056 Legal Lot Block `(a k. Description: 15 1 EDENDALE ADD Parcel M 9 REYNOLDS WILLIAM E 2253200090 1 $7,619.05 is 2112 DAYTON NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block _ Description: 16 1 EDENDALE ADD • •3° + Parcel# 10 81CHARDS CLEVE 2253200085 1 $7,619.05 2113 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 { . Legal Lot Block Description: 1 2 EDENDALE ADD G Parcel N 11 SPARROW JOHN M+WILLIAM 225320001" MITC $7,619.05 2109 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 2 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcel N l2 SPENCER SCOTT L 2253200095 1 $7,619.05 2105 DAYTON AVE NE 'p RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block t Description: 3 2 EDENDALE ADD 13AiNQ137DX)0C/MAWM -� PRELIMINARY CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROM Location: Dayton Ave.NE L.I.D.No. 337 Assessment Status: PrsRminary Assess Dist.No. 92-13 7ypc: Wastewater Utility Improvemcnts Total Cost: $144,761.95 Asscu Method: per Unit Connection Units: 19 1' Cost per Unit: $7,619.05 Property Name/Address of Owner KC Taz Act N #of Units Assessment 5 Identification 1 Parcel# 13 NEWTON GL 2273200100 1 $7,619.05 2101 DAYTON NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 4 2 EDENDALE ADD � Parcel# 14 MOZZONE RONALD C 2253200105 1 $7,619.05 2013 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 5 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcc]N 15 BARRANS DELMAR R+ALMA L 2253200110 1 $7,619.OS PO BOX 624 KETTLE FALLS WA 99141 Legal Lot Block Description: 6 2 EDENDALE ADD Farcd 0 16 BUXTON GENE W 2253200115 1 $7,619.05 2005 DAYTON AVE NE RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 7 2 EDENDALE ADD Parcel 0 17 DUKE PAUL R 3343900123 1 $7,619.05 2408 NE 22ND ST 1 RENTON WA 98056 Legal i.ot Block Description: 206 tULLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN#4 S 148 FT LESS E 144.2 FT LESS W 1/7 LESS S 30 FT 12-97ND3371).D0CMa9;Oh "' a PREUMINARY CITY OF RENTON ASSESSMENT ROLL Location: Dayton Ave.NE L.I.D.No. 337 Assessmrnt Status: Preliminary Assess Dist.No. 92.13 Tvpc: Wastewater Ut0i.y Improvements Total Cost: $144,761.95 Assess Method: per Unit Connection Units: 19 Cost per Unit: $7,619 05 property Name/Address of Owner KC Ta Act 0 0 of Units Asxa�rnt 3 Identification Parcel M 18 BABCOCK PAUL L 3343900135 1 117,619.05 2404 NE 22ND,ST RENTON WA 98056 Legal Lot Block Description: 206&2171HLLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF EDEN 0 4 E 1/71H OF S 14F FT OF LOT 217 LESS S 30 FT TGW W 1/7TH OF S 148 FT OF LOT 206 LESS S 30 FT Parcel N 19 DUKE P R 3343900585 1 $7,619.05 2408 NE 22ND ST RENTON WA 98056 Lx9ai Lot Block Description: 217 HILLMANS LK WN GARDEN OF®EN 0 4 W 2/3 OF E 5/7 OF S 148 FT LESS S30FTTHOF i uewD3+7D.D0C/NAa/an V` e CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE TO VIA, Mayor Ead Clymer FROM: Lynn Gultmann STAFF CONTACT. Gregg Zimmerman SUBJECT: Ray Pinz LStter(October 6,1993) NE 20th St Sanitary Sewer Assessment District ISSUE: In his letter Mr.Pinz raises the following issues) 1. The City told him that the sewer in NE 20th St was not deep enough to serve his pare and he would have to wait until the sewer was installed in Dayton Ave NE. 2. Despite the tact that he was told"he could not connect to the main in 201h",the City recorded a notice of potential assessment against his parcel. 3. Mr. Pinz claims that he was not notified either directly or by newspaper publication that the potential assessment wac recorded agains'his p Ircel. 4. He i;bung assessed interest on an assessment for a sewer tbat he believes he was told'he could not conned to"and didn't know about. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the City lake no action on this matter and leave the Special Assessment District remain as is. Whether or not we agree with the old policy, the Special Assessment District along NE 20th Street was l formed per policy at that time. BACKGROUND: Section 8-717 (now known as section 8.5-17B(b)) of the Renton City Code (as amended by Ordnance 3055 passed and approved August 9, 1976)set the ground work for what we now call"Special Assessment Districts'. Subset ion'C'stated that"In addition to thu afores{:eciffed cost of'assessment'there shall be a charge of seven percent(7%)per annum added to such cost, but in no event shall such surcharge be in excess of 150% of the original assessment cost as herein above specified'. This was the Code that was in effect in 1984. In 1994,the City reconstructed several streets in the Kennydale area with the Half-Cent Gas Tax Fund. Because the roads would be tom up for the road construction, the City decided to install sewers in conjunction with the road work. Coordinating projects minimized disruptions to the area and reduced costs by eliminating restoration as part or the sewer insiallatlon. Staff requested a latecomer's agreement(Special Assessment District. Under the procedures used at the time, Council referred the matter to the Utilities Committee(October 15, 1984)who produced a committee report that was read out at the regular Council Meeting of October 22, 1984 Under these procedures no postings or individual notifications were required or made. 1 The ordinance forming the Special Assessment District (Ord. 03860) was passed and approved November 5, 1 1984. The Ordinance was published in the Daily Record ChrociGe on November 9. 1984 and recorded in King County on November 11.1984. a t4 4 a er .... a _. . w a.y M.IatNr ro C., Pact 2 DISCUSSION: Thera is no record of Mc Pinz being told that he cannot conned io the sewers or that the sewers are too shallow and that he must wait until sewers are installed in Dayton Ave NE. However,the As-Bulll pans do show that the main adjacent to Mr. Finz's property,which is the last section in this system,was installed at a steen slope,thus shallower than necessary. Preliminary review would indicate that Mr.Pinz's daylight basement (which elevation is shown on the pans) would not be served by a standard minimum 2% side sewer. In addition, while all adjacent parcels had subs installed,the As-Built pans indicate Mr.Pinz's parcel does not. Mr. Pmz's letter highlights a major perception problem that exists with Special Assessment Districts. State law requires that any potential assessment be recorded against a parcel when the assessment is set. To insure that anybody who Connects to the sewer pays their fair share, Special Assessment District boundaries are set to Include all parcels with any potential to Conned. For example,while it is not a preferred m thodology, Mr Pinz Could Conned to this main with a lift station. It the assessment district did riot include his property,we Cou.i not require hlrr to pay his fair share If he did Conned. This would not be equitable to those who did have to pay. The City Ines to make it dear that these are not hens against the property but notices of potential assessments. Only when properties conned to the sewer are they required to pay the assessment. If, in Mc Pit s case, sewers ar, installed in Dayton and he participates in the Cost, he will fulfill his property's reasons"cility e by Participating in the fair share cast of a sewer main. At that time the notice of potential assessment for the sewers in NE 201A would be release(]. Until such time however.the chance exists(admittedly smalp that Mr.Pin,could request to Conned to the sewers in 20th. As for the Interest on the potential assessment,it has been City Policy and Code to accrue interest on potential Special Assessment District Charges. This prachre is justified for several reasons. 1) When the City installs sewers(as well as other utilities),they are partially paid for by bonds. The bonds ac: a interest,therefore we should charge uderest. If all the property Owners paid their SAD charges immediately and we paid oil the bonds we would not accrue that debt service. 2) The portions of projects that are not pad through bends are paid out of the revenue that we tolled through rates. Besides direct spending on projects,we use our rate revenue to pay off bonds until we Can collect all the SAC charges. It would not be fair that our rate payers would front the Costs of these improvements without the interest charge as it would W giving future users an Interest free loan. Similarly, using rates to pay off the interest on the bonds while future users pay only the base assessment penalizes the existing rate payer and provides a wirv'fall to the latecomer. Finally, if the paid at the e sew.rs 3) .0 mart dollars'assessments weConsiderr an example Ofone OwnerrPaying eaere rly while another pad n savrty Owners �hrreee years without interest, then we Can we that the second property owner would have 'free use, of the money fop the three years that they delayed in paying At the time We formed the r=,c„ral Assessment District,it was the City's policy that the district be formed thmugh Council alono. ine public's opportunity to speak or protest was at Council or Utilities Committee meetings. However, since no formal pudic notification process was own, many who may have pretested the Special Assessment District may not have been aware of the meetings At the regular Council meeting of January 11, 1993,Council was presented an Administrative Report responding to a proles;by Janet Lancaster about the interest on(his same Assessment District. Per staff recommendation, no action was taken and the special assessment district remains as adopted. At that time,it was explained that to change the policy on interest accmal would appear inequitable. Rate payers would,in effect,be subsidizing sewer Connections for latecomers. There ma,also be a Constitutional problem of lending the City's Credit to an individual. It was further explained that the only difference between'he current procedure and past procedure is notice to the Property owner Patera imposing the Special assessr,enl District. An appmp'-ie remedy is not to waive in'„rest required by the ordinance,but 10 insure. :notice is given in the fulu•:. This has already been done by changing the ordinance to require notice on all future Special Assessment Districts H:UTIV WMNZrGZIf Ir CITY OF RENTON v MEMORANDUM DATE: May 20, IW3 TO: Marilyn Petersen FROM: Lynn Guttman STAFF CONTACT: Mike Benoit and Sonja Fesser SUBJECT: UD 337 l3edton Dayton Ave.NE&NE 20dt Street The above referenced petition has been reviewed and validated by the Property Services Section. The boundaries for the proposed LID arc to include all but one of the land parcels which will benefit from the proposed improvements. The one parcel with a potential benefit will he included in a Special Assessment District. The reasoning and methodology for this special assessment district will be discussed in the staffs issue paper. It has been determined that those parcels included within the LID boundary_.I Identified by the tax account numbers, tis shown on the sheet attached hereto, will receive benefits from the proposed improvements. Per RCW 35.43.130, the sufficiency of the petition was determined by verification of ownership and by the signatures of property owners representing the majority(51%)of the front footage and area within the boundaries of the proposed district. b, this instance, the majority was more than 68% for both the front footage and the area. Signatures on the petition match the names listed as taxpayers of record from the 1993 tax rolls. Also, included in support of the petition is the calculation showing the percentage of assessed valuation(69%of the total asscsscd of all parcels included in the UD). 912T DOCNVUh Y' t TO: Nike Benoit, Utility Systems Division DATE: &/28/93 FROM: CITY CLERK'S OFFICE y.. SUBJECT: LID 337 petition - Dayton Avenue HE and NE 20th Street Please furnish the following to the City Clerk's Office: Certification of Posting Legal Description xx Certi f i cati= a%'S�L iJ M&p _ Deed Pro Rat& Share of Costs Easement p10 93 Restrictive Covenants �N Verify Content (1,1" ep t. Engioeeni.e Please have Gregg or Lynn provide a letter verifying the ownership, signatures and percentage of property owners supporting formation of the LID. When I receive the letter, I will place on Council agenda and request resolution setting public hearing. THANK YOU! Requested by: 'TA`tflionflr'(a�acll <, a Local improvement District _ --TAX Ab W .o� E. e 6 Glea E. Dean 200 Dayton Ave. N.E. 225320-005G-OS ___ aau " Lot 10 Block 1, Edandale Addition 3 9 � SJ, ►� qf!LTAT[Ii MVf IVME !IE IRMFLS YIO C!TAXAYI lb Q1I.YfATE to - �� .re Aoo�a �G TAX Aed 16 .mU,1AE ,KAA oe.owro+ TY.ifAlE 3P „a,T„A„c OIF AC(MESS IWJCS TAX AVI lb ILLL1O ALQESS Crv,VATS M Hurt«A� 91EADYFIS ioc m TAX Am w �1'IMTINE IEOK IESCAV'IICN PTY,wm M Hart wv.E e,rt AOp1ESE wm r.TAX Ant w aay.Turt ucu acauivnor: NVI4 AOONFiS flfY.6'�AiE 2b 8Kf.000 Y t Petiti n for Creation of a Local Improvement District aort,uyE art AUME9$ I(Ytl'G rAx Am w I 1 S / on/_ IV. 2,53;2o- t -c,3 ^� EDeNDpLu ADD t3;.}(� �.E..:.00wcss Vc. � 9K 04 ;Wa ry rns. re, r e DErrt wtE atE toaa�ss na:G w Ara w. earunAlE i[cu oEswvrpv twun AtxnEq an,mAR.�i awirray.c a�Amtnss tun G.rAt AwE w auuraE ta.+t cetzwniort tAl1Yq AOORE>b , rnr,mArE a NNIf ttAAC arE Amass iatc GTA%Aeiw er+tA>wE EEfMI oEarntvnoe an.rtAlE a oturt rtrAe atE AoptEtS iun G TAi Ae'4 w Wvu+c woneuu — d1V.mAI SV �!NAB 9tE ACp1ES5 Ail �'�'trRE IEGLL OEYAwry;H KLLnG/.R'gE55 bM1,mAlE.3v IMl NC nl tie l Y 1 t � CITY OF RENTON MEMORANDUM DATE: May 7, 1993 TO: Deve Tibbot FROM: Mike Benoit,016 SUBJECT: LID 237 Petition Daytar,Ave. NE 6 NE 20th Street Please have your staff review the attached LID petition veri'ying the ownership, signatures, and percentage of property own,. , ="nperting formation of the LID. A tter prepared for Lynr's (7) (Kay's or Oregg's ) signature and addressed to the Council will be required for the City Clerk to place the LID on the agenda. 1 will be glad to assist with any background data necessary. C:1.I0334TtAa:11 �tleclmenr /4�r,/ Fu, % 7 �� � � /-he vwneis T/ie fo�/uwiy /'efon , s S % 9ne�1 J o-F Pro er-fy 2J � re� 4 " nJ e l/m tiJ cr : fy o� be th -!t fi /�rc.�oo5 rc� i mn r,, C, and 0L rem uT ra✓e.ra;,n/ Sewrc l, L. bqti-/e,n "gve &e //2`�f, gtf"u /C/ o � cJF nce . /'I✓o iird aYe {� � cn P thF�cvn-74, OULL 3/ J ron a�t Y< e . a �f T rr .. Petition for Creation of a Ucal Improvement District ewrrwE srE.:nwess �� 3 _M LS �193 td.+w.�As ,..��.....a.. IL ND' 23o5-�t082- 'oT NE l[G4 RARP.pI //��1 1 1 I'O .IJ .2 r vac+c�t �c j zarr.a�>E� -- N A f t) �o i. r CUUw� i �M IVyf FIEMME59 AW6.TNYl1`. 4i\11111E lC'N(Ef]1MM1y! f �MEK'.MMIF9 wwrw,� a�EE rm�Ess :uo u.T/J,hn we �a✓iu� lava aauuvmr. �uaic•ae�s CTY.-AT[y wsrtw.rr t�E�oo�as 2, qll'4 TAi4n W O01U1lFF. 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N.G I �ei-1L� EOfNA�Xc_ �7,diQ__ LSf�-�/� h Avv- r y53zo-009s- ov •K yWA 1E44 CEYAVfKW M4Mi A00RFR l.DT 3 - D/a cK Z eole. 41/c 747%ID.J GM1.aATE.a M Sb t>}ar ooc 1 r TO: Hike Benoit, Utility Systems Division DATE: 4/28/93 FROM: CITY CLERK'S OFFICE SUBJECT: LID 337 Petition - Dayton Avenue NE and NE 20th Street Please furnish the following to the City Clerk's Office: Certification of Postingc�nc�("w1 Legal Description _xx Cert1ficati'p��p�pbY�ili�a t►yni►11 Map V I�IG11U17f1 Pro Rats Share of Costs Easement \1\! ppR 0 1993 Restrictive Covenants verify Content rITY OF RENTON Engineering Dept. Please have Gregg or Lynn provide a letter verifying the ownership, signatures and percentage of property owners supporting formation of the LID. When I receive the letter. I will place on Council agenda and request resolution setting public hearing. THANK YOU! Requested by: Petition for Creation of a Local Improvement District ^�^ arE.omea bran r....,A r enle kl. 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'i. :4jJ t �* CITY OF RENTON "`r Planning/Building/Public Works Department Earl Clymer, 4ayor Igoe GottaNua,A"IntirlmUir i I 4, I February 26, 1993 i Mr. Ray Nor 2000 Dayton Ave NE Renton WA 98056 1 SUBJECT: DAYTON SEWER Up Mr. Pinz, As previously discussed, the City does include a clause for economically disadvantaged property owners. This may be of interest to Ina property owners we discussed. This section pertains to the LID charges only. The "up front" charges would stil be due. Also of interest is the fact that the City's Housing and Human Services Depel ment manages"Block Grants" which may be utilized for improvements (such as the installation of the side sewer) to properties owned by certain Qualifying persons. Their hradget is very small, so they may not have ramaining funds to utilize. If you have any puestiors or need any additional information, pleAse call me at 277 6206. I!+II Very truly yours, 1 Michael A. Benoit iV. i1 Wastewater Utility Engineer 1 LID PINLMABA I I 1 200 Mill Avenue South - Renton, Washington 98055 Mai I- r" I I An CITY OF 12ENTON .IL Planning/Building/Public Works Department Earl Clymer, Mayor Lyme Guttmaae,Admtdalnlor__ February 10, 1993 "r Daisy Morris P.O. Box 2265 Renton WA 98056 SUBJECT: POTENTIAL SANITARY SEWER LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT(LID) ADJACENT TO PARCEL AT 2133 EDMONDS AVE. N.E. f Ms. Morris, The City of Renton has bier, contacted by the property owners on Dayton Avenue between NE 20th St. and NE 22nd St. for information on the installation of sanitary sewers, by LID, to serve their percels. While the boundaries of the LID have not been datinmined, our preliminary design shows that your parcel potentially benefits from the sewer. If your property could potentially benefit from the sewer and you are not in the LID,the City will include your parcel in a Special Assessment District. What this means to you is that the City will record a 'Notice of Potential Assessment" against your property. Whils this will be recorded against your parcel, it will not be a lien. The assessment charge would have to be paid only when the parcel is to benefit (at the time of connection or short plat). The property could otherwise stay as is, be sold, transferred, or in any way change ownership without this charge becoming due. - The City will be hosting a community meeting to discuss the LID with property owners (see enclosed announcement). You are welcome to attend or contact me directly, by phone at C i 277-6206 or in person at City Hall,4th Hoar. Very truly yours, Michael A. Benoit Wastewater Utility Engineer ;r 213a-EDMIMAIM ' Aaaclmanf ' 200 M-11 A.enuc South - Renton,Washington 98055 I 1 "a I J CITY OF RENTON , MEMORANDUM 1 � I 1 DATE: February 10, 1993 j i TO: Tim Schlitzer, Chair Utilities Committee FROM: Gregg Zimmerman. i utility Systems Division STAFF CONTACT: M''.ke Benoit,Wastewater Utility""r 1 SUBJECT: LID Community Meeting Last ycar, at the conclusion of the West Kennydale Special Assessment District Committee Meeting, staff mentioned to you that some citizens in Kennydale had inqu'red about Local Imptovement Districts (LIDI. you expressed interest in being notified of community meetings on this topic. The owners of the parcels in blue (small map) hit completed petitions for a sower LID. Prior to submitting them, they would like to meet with statf to learn more about LIDS and have questions answe'ed. We have arranged a small community meeting for them. The two parcels in pink could potentially benefit from the sewers installed for the LID. Thev have been notified that, if they have a potential benefit and choose not to join the LID, their parcels will bo included in a Special Assessment District. These two property owners have been invited to the community meeting, as well as given the o ition of contacting staff directly. If you have any questions or need further information, please col 'act Mike Benoit at 277-6206. i i VGLID/MA6:11 AttnNmoU Y r L.I.D. PROPOSAL Dayton Ave. i N.E. 22 r n DAYTON AVE. N.F. Telephone FOR AGAINST UNDECIDED #2000 Ray fi JoAnn Pinz 226-0813 • � K #2004 Bob i Glea Dean 774-3260 * +-- #2005 Gene i Marg Buxton 226-1'i07 + -4 �'41 .i A -#long---viaoe i--K*tb - -2/1-99i5 #2009 Rob fi Karon Barons 277-8646 • ^: 2 .B #2012 Si tt 4 xii* 227-0825 Yrllock #2013 Ron fi Lorraine 255-6482 Matrons #230a Tom fi Diane Tate 271-6922 #2101 Gary i Carma 255-6965 + � � Newton #2104 Rick i Polly 235-7347 Potter #2105 Scott Spencer i 228-3561 + Mary Benkert 7 C #2108 Llc• Nita 255-0904 + Er oa #2.09 Nel byarrow, 255-4956 #2112 Bill i Shirley 255-1052 Reynolds #2113 Cleave fi Diane 226-1090 + Richards N.E. 22nd #2400 Paul fi Nancy Duke 255 7216 (Rental) #2404 Paul i Casay unlisted • Bahcoc4 #2408 Paul i Nancy Duke 255-7218 / A=Ne.a p,u er/ �aQd r11aYp i fo, S•J-*T s.ld hcvse C mUnderStandp 8ewo- n4j,'r 5eenis- reloci4n Tl� �e can S&clua r,n't�` low nueE, ,,� '"• , 3 t, YMY 6p L z vfl L 13C!/\..-4lY}v_g! ®laneti� Fyno�c� o�ll �. y DR` � J..�/`1/ye�LS'�cz,�y/rowD -/- .U��yd�tiY,f�Q3yfj����•, � Ob�tl0���/1 x ��^+J/JQ)y-Q��-1['(/t`//ppQ!4 UEI)�r/ :tA�U6I�1((�—�'I eR� Icy 'OIG�I I� 1 ✓ • 1.s2_.I_-L`I'.(JCc r�i flay mG. Iy�PJJ lO h �O Y.,T2J1 e C� c.l �o O ��/�� 1/.�T�^" ✓'wru. 1"l��j O Yl 'e GJl/ Q}��M V O I70C (� ��l J I � >< 5�ffjj. / A 0 ene eM':q<.FX ��x lon �rl �etr cl/Ea7� o0y y. a �oT�� (w z2lo o&i3 q2 .in c q 'ta a { '. 7777777 . f } CITY OF RENTON Planning/Building/Public Works Department Earl Clymer, Mayor Lynn Cwtlataw,AJaddszrater June 10, 1992 Ray Pinz 2000 Dayton Ave. NE Renton WA 93056 SUBJECT' SANITARY SEWER LID Mr. Pinz, Enclosed per your request is the City's Local Improvement District (LID) pamphlet and a petition for creating an LID. We apologize for the delay. ft has been a while since we hove had a residential LID and we had to revise the forms. We have also included a sample signature page. Please be rhorou Jh with this information, as it will all have to be verified by the City. Key items of nova are: The King Co. Tax A"ount No, and legal Description, which can both be found an the property ')wner's tax statement. are 'cry important, All parties appearing on this deed must Jgn the petition's signature Mock while the printed narne must, at least, indvate the parties signing. If more than two parties appear on the deed, it may be necessary to utilize the next set of lines. Please be sure to include the tax number, site address, and a note that this is an additional owner(s). If you have any questions or need any assistance, please contact me at 277-6206 or Dee Beadle at 235-263 t. Very truly yours, Michael A. Benoit Wastewater Utility Engineer LID-PINLMA&e AfucAmams ' <c MenWe Pnneen . pee Oeetlle 200 Mill Avenue South- Renton, Washington 98055 `r