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Consider adopting Ordinance No. 3617 approving the annual update of the Service and Assessment Plan and Assessment Roll for the Mercer Crossing Public Improvement District; and take appropriate action.
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DISCUSSION:
The amended service and assessment plan includes updates to:
A.) the PID Authorized Improvement Budget - the original estimated costs of the public improvements was $43,247,845 and the current PID budget is $44,364,828, resulting in a budget increase of $1,116,982. The budget increase is being paid in full by the developer;
B.) PID Proposed Development Plan and related Assessment Reallocation - the original and revised assessment plan are reflected in tables II-A-1 & II-A-2 and includes a new land-use class (warehouse/retail/office). The increased overall density resulted in a 5.41% reduction in assessments for each existing property class. For example a 60 Ft home had an original assessment per unit of $39,368.07. The revised assessment per unit based on the revised development plan is $37,347.66, which represents a 5.41% reduction in assessment per unit. This same reduction is applicable to all previously existing land use classes. Tables V-A-1 and V-A-2 show the original and revised assessment per unit for each land use class.
C.) The PID budget for 2019-20 - the PID budget is $4,112,709 as shown in Appendix E-2 which will be collected from all subdivided parcels in the PID as shown on Appendix E-3.
Additionally, the assessments to property owners in the Mercer Crossing PID are offset by a 40% city contribution. For instance, the total revised assessment per unit of Land Use Class 1 (Single Family, 60 foot lot size) as outlined in Table D-1-2 (page 109 of 135) of the updated service plan denotes $37,347.66. This assessment would be reduced by the 40% city contribution and therefore the property owner would be billed $22,408.60 over the 30 year life of the PID. The Total Annual Installments included in Appendix E-3 are not reflective...
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