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RESOLUTION OF INTENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION TO SERVE LOTS 13 AND 14, BLOCK 11, ALL IN First RearrANGEMENT in Congdon Park Division of Duluth, AND TO ASSESS THE COSTS THEREOF.
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CITY PROPOSAL:
RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 62 of the City Charter, the city council hereby expresses its intent to cause the construction of a sanitary sewer extension along existing utility easement to serve the below-described properties, and hereby requests that the mayor prepare or cause to have prepared plans, specifications and estimates therefor, and to file such plans and estimates with the special assessment board, together with a recommendation as to what portion of the costs should be paid by special assessment, the number of installments in which assessments may be paid, and the properties which should include the special assessment. The sanitary sewer extension will serve the following properties:
Lot 14 AND all that part of Lot 15, lying and being within 25 feet of the line dividing said lot from Lot 14, adjoining. Block 11, First RearrANGEMENT in Congdon Park Division of Duluth
Lot 13, Block 11, First RearrANGEMENT in Congdon Park Division of Duluth
3112 AND 3118 EAST FIRST STREET
Statement of Purpose
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: This resolution begins the formal process of making assessable improvements for construction of a sanitary sewer extension to serve the properties at 3118 and 3112 East 1st Street. See attached location map.
As provided for in Section 62 of the Charter, the process can be initiated either by petition or by action of the city council itself. This case is by petition by the owners at 3118 E 1st Street and 3112 E 1st Street.
As is normal, the resolution of intent is the first step in the process. Once approved it will trigger preparation of plans and specifications for the work and estimates of the costs and the assessments involved. Notices will then be sent to the affected property owners and they will be given the opportunity to be heard before the special assessment board. After the board makes its recommendations, the matter will return to the city council for consideration of an ordering-in resolution.