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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESOLUTION 1990-12Suggested by: Administration City of Kenai. BEm)LUTIONIqO. 90-12 A RESOLUTION OF' THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF .K~NAI, ALASKA CONFIRI~ING .THE ASSESSMENT ROLL ON THE E. ALIAK/HIGHBUSH DISTRICTAND FIXING PAYMF/4T. WHEREAS, a public hearing has been held on the-finsI assessment roll for the E. Aliak/Highbush Paving Assessment Distrtct~ and WHEREAS, Council finds that the assessment roll is proper. NOW, THEREFOR~BE IT RESOLVEDBY THE COUNCIL OFT HE CITY OFKENAI, ALASKA, that: Section 1: The assessment roll attached to this Resolution is confirmed by the CounCil. Section 2......__.._~: Assessments as identified on .the assessment roll shall be levied against the properties in the Assessment District and are to be' used to repay the general fund. ~ectton 3.:. Payments shall be due'in lump sum on.orbefore May 15~ 1990, without Interest. Payments will be delinquent if not receivedby the City by June 15, 1990. Delinquent assessments will be charged a penalty of 10%, Plus interest of 10% per year, comPuted until paid. PASSED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENAI, ALASKA, this 7th day of March, 1990. ATTEST: Approved by Finance: (2/28/90) jas I I I ,I '~ , i Kenai, Alaska February 20, 1990 To Whom It May Concern; .We are protesting having to pay for paving in Government Lot 123, Section paving stopped at the end of on Highbush Street. Ne feel Just front of 34 on Highbush Street. The Government Lot 104, Section 34 like we are being charged unjustly because Lot 123 is adjacent to the paving. We would like to be put on the agenda for the March 7, 1990 City Council meeting, to talk against this assessment. Yours truly, Darby and Dorothy Howell TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJmCT~ Kenai City Council Charles A. Brown, Finance Director ~;~ FebrUary 28, 1990 ASSESSMENTS At the March 7, 1990, Council meeting, you will consider four resolutions that adopt'final assessment rolls. Procedures for these actions are set out in KNC 15.10.130 and 16.10.140. You' will note that each resolution calls for lump sum payments, due May 15, 1990, and delinquent June 15, 1990. This payment method was suggested by the administration at the beginning of the assessment process a year ago. Summary information follows: TOTAL NUMBER ASSESSED OF AVERAGE COSTS ..... pARCELS ASSESS.MENTS Candlelight $ 41'943 135 $ 311 Lawton 7,996 12 666* E. Aliak 21,973 71 ' 309 -The average, assessment is.about-S300. ,(Note.thatthe Lawton aSsessment_is .... overstated~ $4,246 of the $7,996-assessment is on City of Kenat land. If we 'subtraCt the"CttyaSsessment,-theaverage assessment is only-$341.)- There are- only three non-government assessments that exceed $1,000. An installment payment schedule would result in substantial administrative costs,.for, very little benefit.. Computer'programs would need .to. be written,. records would need to be manually established for 331 acCOunts, and.billing, pa~ment,, and delinquent billing would occur over a'designated number of years. I believe the billing and collection costs'would exceed the benefit to the taXPayers. .. I advise.against consideration of allowing a multiple payment 'sChedule fOr .'selected accounts, such as for indtviduals-.Who own several prOPerties on. the' assessment..roll(S). Ownership changes over time. Preferential treatment'based · . upon ownership will complicate billing and. cause interPretati°n problems when 'ownership changes. · .~'cit¥'counCil. . ...i' .. _ .FebrUary. 28, 1990 Page' 2 If for some reason ! lose this argument, and Council decides to allow multiple pal~ent-schedules,.each, resolution should be amended in Section 3 as follows: · section 3= paYments shall be fixed.over a - year'period,. with annual payments due beginning April l, 1991T'T.~Payments shall be delinquent 'if not received.by May 1,.'of each year.. Annual payments shall be In equal installments, ~ncluding 10.0% annual ..... interest.. Delinquent ~nstallments will be charged, a.penait¥ of ten..('lO%) percent on.the entire installment, along-with additional ~nterest accruing at the rate of lO.O~ Per year on the principal portion of the ~nstallment. BW HEHO\ASSESSO0.~