Agenda - 04/22/2002 AGENDA
~VOODBURN CITY CO U~CIL
April22, 2002 - 7.'00p. m.
270Montgomery S~reet ~ ~ Woodburn, Oregon
CALL TO ORDER AND FLAG SALUTE
ROLL CALL
ANNOUNCEMI~NTS AND APPOINTMENTS
Announcements!
A. Woodbu* Memorial Aquatic Center Mother's Spa Day
May 5th, 11:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Preregister at the Aquatic Center
Front De~k.
B. Budget C~mmittee Workshop - April 30, 2002 at 7:00 p.m.
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"Responding to Terrorism, Challenges for Democracy ~- Why
We Are ~argets," last of a free 3-part series with scholar/facilitator
Dr. Gary ~Perlstein of Portland State University. Monday, April 29
at 1:00 p.in. in the Multi-Purpose Room, Woodburn Public Library.
Public H~aring: Zone Change 02-01 and Subdivision 02-01 -
13-lot sul~division located at 888 Brown Street. -
Appointments: None
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PRESENTATIONS/PROCLAMATIONS
Presentations:
A. Livability Task Force Property Pride Awards
1) Al's Garden Center - Business Category
2) Lonergan House, 245 IN. 2nd St. - Home Category
B. Emergency Management Plan (Scott Russell) .......................
Proclamations:
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Dia Del Nifio/Day of the Child - April 27, 2002 ....................... 4C
COMMITTEE REPORTS
A. Chambe~ of Commerce.
B. Woodbu~n Downtown Association.
COMMUNICATIONS
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BUSINESS FROM THE PUBLIC (This allows the public to introduce items for
Council consideration not already scheduled on the agenda.)
CONSENT AGI~NDA - Items listed on the consent agenda are considered routine
and may be ena~ed by one motion. Any item may be removed for discussion at
the request of a Council member.
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City Council minutes of April 8, 2002 .............................. 8A
Recomnte~. ded actions: Approve the City Council minutes.
Planning Commission minutes of March 28, 2002 .................... 8B
Recommended action: Accept the Planning Commission minutes.
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Library l~oard minutes of April 10, 2002 .......................... 8C
Recomme}tded action: Accept the Library Board minutes.
Community Center Planning Committee notes of April 4, 2002 ......... 8D
Recommended action: Accept the Community Center Planning
Committe~ notes.
Livability Task Force minutes of February 19, 2002 .................. 8E
Recommended action: Accept the Livability Task Force minutes.
TABLED BUSINESS
PUBLIC HEARINGS
East Hardcastle Avenue Local Improvement District ................ 10A
Recommended action: Conduct public hearing, receive public input and
direct staff to perform analysis on the public input received and present a
recommendation for further Council action at the next regularly
scheduled meeting.
GENERAL BUSINESS
Council Bill No. 2383 - Resolution of intent to improve Boones Ferry
Road from Goose Creek to Hazelnut Drive, adopt the LID and
method of assessment, and establish a public hearing date ............ 1 lA
Recommended action: Adopt the Resolution.
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Council Bill No. 2384 - Resolution consenting to the City Administrator's
appointment of Scott D. Russell as Police Chief and authorizing the
execution of an employment agreement ............................ 1 lB
Recommeitded action: Adopt the Resolution.
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AcceptanCe of utility ~vater main and sanitary sewer force main
easements - Wal-Mart expansion ................................ llC
Recontnte!tded action: Accept the utility water main attd sanitar), sewer
force main easements.
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Acceptance of utility easement for franchised utilities -
Wal-Mart expansion ~. ..........................................
Recommended action: Accept the utility easement for franchised utilities.
E. Bid award for Phase II Environmental Assessments of City property
on Gatch Street and Park Avenue ................................ llE
Recomnte~ded action: Award the bid for Phase H Environmental
Assessments for sites on Gatch Street attd Park A venue to
Aspen EnVironmental Services, Inc. itt the amount of $11,900.
F. Contract .~.w. ard for Police Records Management System software to
New Wori~l Systems ................................. ~ .......... 11F
Recommet~ded action: A ward the contract for Police Records Management
Systent soJ~ware to New World Systems; direct staff to finalize
negotiatioi~s of the contract; and authorize the City Administrator
to sigIt the contract.
G. LibraryF~ee,Increase for Non-City Residents' llG
Recommet~ded action: Authorize the increase in library service
fee to out-Of-city residents.
PUBLIC CoM1V~ENT
NEW BUSINESS
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTIONS - These are Planning Commission actions
that may be called up by the City Council.
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Planning Commission approval of Site Plan Review 02-03, a request
for Site Plan Review approval for a freezer addition at Washington
Elementary School ............................................. 14A
CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
MAYOR AND COUNCIL REPORTS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
ADJOURNMENT
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City of Woodburn
Police Depa 'tment STAFF REPORT
270 Montgomery Streel Woodburn, Oregon 97071 (503) 982-2345
Date:
From:
April 16, 2002
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Scott RuSsell, Deputy Chief'~
To.'
Subject:
Mayor an~ City Council
John BroWn, City Adnumstrator
EmergenCy Management Plan
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Background:
For the last several yearr5 city staff has been working toward the development of an Emergency
Management Plan and acloption of it by ordinance. For many years we have operated with
emergency protocols and. plans at the departmental level. The proposed plan seeks to unify all
local efforts at emergenc~, preparedness. The plan describes the roles and responsibilities of
emergency responders mid sets forth a strategy to integrate all emergency response systems into a
comprehensive emergenOY management system. In addition to plan development, city staff
members who are responsible for key positions within the Incident Command System (ICS) have
been provided training and participated in table top exercises.
The Emergency Plan establishes the emergency authority of the City to undertake and direct
emergency operations when required. It references the state and federal statutes and guidelines
that must be followed in order to obtain additional assistance at the time of an emergency· It
gives general guidance to all personnel from emergency managers to first responders, and
provides policies and procedures to be followed in the preparation, preparedness, response, and
recovery from an emergency. The plan provides for the implementation of the ICS, a nationally
accepted emergency management structure, that allows emergency responders from all disciplines
to work together within a unified command. The plan also identifies potential hazards and
emergencies within the City and surrounding area and provides specific plans for the most likely
events. It also provides for an ongoing cycle of training and exercise to assure that when a
emergency strikes staff is prepared to respond immediately and professionally.
The Emergency Management Plan is a living document which must be reviewed, trained on, and
updated on a frequent basis. The plan requires the appointment of an Emergency Program
Manager (Deputy Chief Scott Russell) who is responsible for the organization, administration,
and coordination of emergency activities with County, State, and other local governments, and
the training, planning, and other day to day supervision of the City Emergency Management Plan.
Currently, the Emergency Program Manager is working on several new areas. We are working
with the Woodburn School District on emergency response plans to school emergencies. We
have also been working with State, County, and Hospital officials on the development of an
emergency response to a Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) attack such as a biological
disease attack of smallp0x or plague. A draft of the WMD response plan has been developed and
will become part of Wo0dburn's Emergency Management Plan in the near future.
Last session the Oregon Legislature passed a bill requiring local Emergency Management
Agencies to perform ea¢, hquake preparedness training on an annual basis. The City will' be
working with Marion COunty Emergency Management and Woodburn Fire Department to
provide this training.
The City Emergency Plan provides for continuous improvement within local emergency
management operations ~that will benefit the City and it's inhabitants for years to come.
Action:
City staffwill bring an ,Emergency Management Ordinance to the City Council for consideration
and adoption of the Em6rgency Management Plan.
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PROCLAMATION
DEL NT OS/DAY OF THE CHTLD - APRTL 27, 2002
~,VIIEREAS, ninny oflhe nalions lhrou~houl (he world celel)rale l)ifi {lei Nifio/l)av
of the Child in recognition and celebralion of their country's future--their children; and
WItEREAS, cllildren represent the hopes and dreams of all the citizens or'
Woodburn: and
WHEREAS, thee primary teachers of family values, morality, and culture are
parents and family mc~mbers, and we rely on children to pass on these t:amily values,
morals and culture to :future generations; and
WHEREAS, tl~e importance of literacy and education are most often communicated
to children through family members; and
WHEREAS, families should be encouraged to engage in family and community
activities that include extended and elderly family members and encourage children to
explore, develop confidence, and pursue their dreams; and
WHEREAS, the designation of a day to honor the children of our city will help
affirm for the people of Woodburn the significance of family, education and community;
and
WHEREAS, the designation of a day of special recognition of children of Woodburn
will provide an opportunity to children to reflect on their future, to articulate their dreams
and aspirations, and find comfort and security in the support of their family members and
communities, and
WHEREAS, the children of our city are the responsibility of all its citizens, and
citizens should be encouraged to celebrate the gifts of children to our society- their
curiosity, laughter, faith, energy, spirit, hopes, and dreams; NOW THEREFORE,
I, Richard Jennings, Mayor of Woodburn, do hereby proclaim April 27, 2002 Di:i
del Nifio/Day of the Child in Woodburn and call on the people of Woodburn to join with
all the children, families, agencies, organizations, schools, and churches to observe the day
with appropriate ceremonies.
Dated this 17'h day of April, 2002
I?ichard ,Jcnnings, t l:h~m-
('iix' of \\ oodl)urn
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0001 DATE. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, CITY OF WOODBURN,
COUNTY OF MARION, STATE OF OREGON, APRIL 8, 2002.
CONVENED. The meeting convened at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor Jennings presiding.
0030 ROLL CALL.
Mayor Jennings Present
Councilor Bj elland Present
Councilor Chadwick : Present
Councilor Figley Present
Councilor McCallum Present
Councilor Nichols Present
Councilor Sifuentez Present
(left at 8:30 pm)
Staff Present: City Administrator Brown, City Attorney Shields, Public Works Director
Tiwari, Deputy Police Chief Russell, Community Development Director Mulder, Finance
Director Gillespie, Library Director Sprauer, Sr. C.E. Tech. Scott, City Recorder Tennant
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mayor Jennings stated that he, along with other City officials and members of the
community, have received an invitation from the Woodburn School District to take a
SAT test on April 16th, 2:30 p.m., at French Prairie Middle School. He encouraged those
individuals who received invitations to take the test on that date.
A) Recreation and Park Board meeting of April 9, 2002 has been rescheduled to April
16, 2002 at 6:00 p.m in Settlemier Park.
B) Tulip Festival Parade, Cruise-In and Walk-About are scheduled for Saturday,
April 13, 2002. Mayor Jennings stated that he will be out of town and unable to
participate. The Fire Department will be providing a Fire Truck for the Councilors to ride
on during the parade.
C) Budget Committee Workshop will be held on Tuesday, April 9, 2002, 7:00 p.m., in
the City Hall Council Chambers.
D) Woodburn Spring Community Clean-Up Day has been scheduled for Saturday,
April 20, 2002.
E) Woodburn Public Library Activities:
1 ) "Responding to Terrorism. Challenges for Democracv" is a 3-part series with
l)r.(iarvPcrlstcinl'r<m~PortlandNtatcllnivcrsitv, l'hisprogramxvillbcheldon
April 15, 22, & 29, 2002 beginning at 1:00 p.m. each day in the Library's Multi-
Purpose Room.
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2) Chaut~auqua Program: "A Celebration of Poetry Month" by John Daniel and
Floyd Sl~loot will be held on Sunday, April 21'~, 2:00 p.m., in the City Hall
CouncilChambers.
Mayor Jennings ialso stated that the public hearing on E. Hardcastle Avenue street
improvement previously scheduled for this meeting will be changed to April 22, 2002 due
to a printing error made by the local newspaper.
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PROCLAMATION - NATIONAL LIBRARY .WEEK ~ "
Mayor Jennings Proclaimed the week of April 14 - 20, 2002 as National Library Week in
the City and he tirged local residents to support and make use of our local library.
Library Director Sprauer stated that there are some activities planned for that week at the
City's Library wl_th a kick-off on Monday, April 14th, called "Check-it-Out-Yourself Day"
at the Library. Siaff will be assisting patrons with utilizing the Self Check-out unit and, if
they are able to lSet at least 100 patrons to check out their own items, the Librmy will be
eligible for a random drawing for a $1,000.00 donation to the Library.
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CHAMBER O1~ COMMERCE REPORT
Greg Lundeen, rePresenting the Chamber, provided the Council with the following
information on upcoming Chamber events:
1) On April 11th ht the LaQuinta Inn, Business After Hours will be held between 4:30 pm
and 6:00 pm with a special hosting of photography work by local photographer Dan
Dinges. Also featured will be Mr. Dinges's print for the Tulip Festival. The event will
also include the sale of Tulip Festival wine, live music, and special hors d'oeuvre.
2) On April 17th in the Rose Room at the Woodbum Crossing Conference Center, the
Chamber Ltmch Forum will be held at 12:00 noon. Guest speakers will be from OSHA
who will providing an update on OSHA's new standards and on their consultant services.
In regards to Chamber business during the month of March 2002, he provided statistical
information on the number of telephone calls received, visits to the Vistitor's Center, e-
mail contacts, and web-site hits.
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LIVABILITY TASK FORCE REPORT
Councilor McCallum, co-chair of the Livability Task Force, informed the public that
Saturday, April 20th, will be the annual Spring Clean-up Day in Woodburn. Individuals
interested in helping to clean-up the sides of the roadways and downtown Woodburn are
invited to meet at either the Woodburn t tigh School or Downtown at 8:30 a.m.. He stated
fha! there arc a number oforgani/,ations willing to help this year and it continues to groxv
in the number of volunteers willing to participate. Hc reminded the public that this event
is held both in the Spring and in thc Fall and he encouraged the public to volunteer.
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Councilor Sifuentez stated that MacLaren School will be doing the clean-up along
Highway 99E from Patrick Industries (north city boundary) to Al's Fruit & Shrub.
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Joe Simonoff, 1420 Commerce, stated that he lives right across from Legion Park and he
expressed his appreciation to the City for the clean-up of that area. Additionally, he
stated that the zorling of his and his neighbor's property has been a problem for many
years and, with the current zoning, it is impossible to develop. He requested that when
the City does amendments to the zoning map later this year, the zoning of the property in
this area be changed to light industrial or multi-family residential.
Mayor Jennings slated that all of the blackberry vines just outside of Legion Park on the
west side are now gone and the area graded which has made it much more attractive.
Administrator Brown stated that Mr. Simonoff's property is affected by the new
ordinance and the actual zoning will be dealt with at a later date.
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CONSENT AGENDA.
A) approve regular and executive session Council minutes of March 25, 2002;
B) accept the Planning Commission minutes of March 14, 2002;
C) accept the Library Board minutes of March 20, 2002;
D) accept the Livability Task Force minutes of February 19, 2002;
E) accept the final official canvass of votes for the March 12, 2002 Special Election;
F) receive the Planning Project Tracking Sheet dated March 28, 2002;
G) accept the Building Activity Report for the month of March 2002;
H) approve the claims for the month of March 2002; and
I) receive the Library Activity Report for the month of February 2002.
Mayor Jennings referred to the Building Activity Report for March 2002 which shows
that the building values year-to-date is in excess of $57 million which is substantially
higher than in prior years.
FIGLEY/SIFUENTEZ... consent agenda be adopted as presented. The motion passed
unanimously.
1120 COUNCIL BILL 2379 - ORDINANCE REGULATING NOISE WITHIN THE
CITY, AND PROVIDING FOR ENFORCEMENT OF NOISE REGULATIONS.
Councilor Chadwick introduced Council Bill 2379. Recorder Tennant read the two
readings of the bill by title only since there were no objections from the Council.
Councilor Bjelland stated that Section 6(A) seems to be missing a word in the last
sentence of the first paragraph.
Attorney Shields agreed that the sentence should be changed lo read "...sotlrcc ol' the
sound, which sound exceeds...".
Councilor Figley requested reassurance that, under Section 7(C), a person could be cited
il' their car alarm is activated repeatedly through the night because an animal jumps on
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the car or pedestrians are walking alongside the car.
Deputy Chief R~sell stated that Section 6(B)(3) does address a prohibited noise as that
being a motor vehicle anti-theft system that sounds for more than 20 minutek, and, in the
case of a repeating noise, it would be considered as a nuisance and a citation could be
issued under the brdinance.
Mayor Jennings ,questioned if this ordinance is enforced by Code Enforcement Officers
only or can Police Officers issue citations under this ordinance.
Deputy Chief Russell stated that this type.of call is considered a non-emergency.
complaint. All o~'ficers will be trained, to use the soundlevel:meter which gives specific
decibel readings at a set time in specific areas. He stated that the ordinance does include
specific items th4t are considered obnoxious or nuisance noise whether they are over the
nuisance level orlnot. On subjective types of noise such as music, the sound level meter
will provide an objective standard rather than subjective. It was also noted that this
ordinance gives the Police Chief authority to issue sound amplification permits subject to
Council review if there was a dispute with the Police Chief's decision.
Sergeant Torres demonstrated the use of sound level meter. As a guide to what decibel
levels are recorded for certain sounds, he stated that a police siren will have a reading of
approximately 65 whereas the refrigeration unit on the railroad tracks might have a
decibel level in the evening at 80. If a person calls in a complaint, the officer will take
the decibel reading from the victim's property and action, if any, would be taken based on
that reading. It was noted that, in regards to music, bass amplification sound is the
biggest complaint received which is a lower sound level. Live band amplification tends
to result in a higher decibel reading.
Deputy Chief Ru.ssell stated that the decibel levels established in the proposed ordinance
is the best estimate in which staff and the Livability Task Force think is appropriate based
on what other cities have done and on studies done by Police department staff.
Attorney Shields requested that an amendment to made to the Council Bill before it is
adopted so that the Council bill can be changed by the City Recorder.
BJELLAND/MCCALLUM... amend the Council Bill to add the two words "which
sound" to the sentence. The motion passed unanimously.
On roll call vote for final passage, the bill passed unanimously. Mayor Jennings declared
Council Bill 2379 duly passed with the emergency clause.
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COUNCIL BILL 2380 - ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE WOODBURN
DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE, AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP
()F TIlE CITY, REI'EALIN(; OI/I)INAN(/ES NO. 1807, 2076, AND 2186, AND
SETTING AN EFFECTIVE I)ATE.
Council Bill 2380 was introduced by Councilor Chadwick. The two readings of the bill
were read by title only since there were no objections from the Council. On roll call vote
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for final passage, }the bill passed unanimously. Mayor Jennings declared Council Bill
2380 duly passed with an effective date of July 1, 2002.
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COUNCIL BILI~ 2381 - RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 1670 -
RESOLUTION 0F INTENT TO IMPROVE EAST HARDCASTLE AVENUE
FROM HIGHWp, Y 99E TO THE EAST CITY BOUNDARY.
Councilor Chadwick introduced Council Bill 2381. Recorder Tennant read the bill by
title only since th,re were no objections from the Council.
Mayor Jennings stated that this bill reschedules the public hearing date to April 22, 2002
since there was a publication error in the local newspaper.
On roll call vote for final passage, the bill passed unanimously. Mayor Jennings declared
Council Bill 2381 duly passed.
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COUNCIL BILI~ 2382 - RESOLUTION ENTERING INTO A WATER /
WASTEWATER FINANCING PROGRAM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARD
CONTRACT, LOAN AGREEMENT, AND PROMISSORY NOTE WITH THE
STATE OF OREGON.
Council Bill 2382 was introduced by Councilor Chadwick. The bill was read by title only
since there were no objections from the Council.
Mayor Jennings stated that he was pleased to see this contract before the Council since it
secures financial assistance from the State relating to the City's water treatment project
which will include the removal of iron and manganese from the well water.
On roll call vote for final passage, the bill passed unanimously. Mayor Jennings declared
Council Bill 2382 duly passed.
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BID NO. 22-18: HARD HOSE REEL (Wastewater Division).
Bids for a self-retrieving hard hose reel to be used in the poplar plantation were received
from the following vendors: Fisher Mill Supply, Inc., $34,950.00; Ernst Hardware Co,
$35,200.00; and AG West Supply, $35,893.00. Staff recommended the acceptance of the
low bid which was below the budgeted amount of $40,000.00.
FIGLEY/NICHOLS .... award City of Woodburn Bid No. 22-18 for a hard hose reel to
Fischer Mill Supply, Inc., for $34,950.00. The motion passed unanimously.
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BID NO. 22-23: UTILITY VEHICLE (Sewerline Maintenance).
Bids for a utility vehicle to be used by personnel in accessing storm and sanitary sewer
lines located in drainage ways were received from the tbllowing vendors: Ernst
l lardwarc, $9,30(}.00; l,cnon lmi~lcmcnl, $0,559.(}0~ Salcm Fal'm and (iardclL
$10, 174.00; Fisher hnplcmcnt, $10,573.00: and Taylor Honda, $10,584.00. Staff
recommended the acceptance of thc low bid which was below the budgeted amount of
$10,000.00.
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FIGLEY/SIFUI~NTEZ... award City of Woodbum Bid No. 22-23 for a utility vehicle to
Ernst Hardware lor $9,300.00. The motion passed unanimously.
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ENGINEERINQ REPORT: BOONES FERRY ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
Public Works D~rector Tiwari distributed a revised copy of the engineering report to the
Council in order~to correct a small calculations error.
He stated that B0~ones Ferry Road is an arterial street which currently has 2 traffic lanes
with no sidewall{s or curbs. The proposed improvements will provide for a 48 foot wide ·
street with 2 travel lanes, a turn lane, and bikelanes in each direction. This is a poPulated
residential area and there are a lot of children walking in the area which is making it
necessary for sidewalks for each direction. He reviewed the current status of the Local
Improvement District (LID) process and, once the report is approved by the Council, the
next step will be to hold a public hearing in which the benefitted property owners can
provide input on the proposed project. He outlined the project assessment boundaries
along with the ,1~ ,rCentage to be charged to properties based on their proximity to Boones
Ferry Road and Whether or not it is primary or secondary access. Additionally, there are 5
tax lots that are lbcated outside of the city limits but those properties will benefit from the
improvement. The City has contacted Marion County regarding the use of Traffic Impact
Assistance Development charges collected by the County to pay the portion of cost that
would have been incurred by the 5 lots since the City cannot legally bring those properties
into the assessment district. No formal agreement has signed, however, the County has
indicated that therY did not see a problem with paying the proposed cost of $14,967.00.
The proposed assessment district in this report covers the area from Goose Creek north to
Hazelnut Drive. Since the street will much wider than a 34' local street and will require
more structural strength, the City will pickup a share of the total cost and the assessment
to properties will distributed based on costs associated with a local street improvement.
The breakdown of costs are as follows: City share - $548,718; Benefitted Property (LID)
share (properties ~within city limits) - $811,602; and Benefitted Property (Marion County
Traffic Impact Assistance Development funds) - $14,967.
Mayor Jennings questioned why the Woodburn School District is not a part of the
assessment district since they have an access road to Hazelnut Drive near Front Street.
Director Tiwari stated that the School's main entrance is off of a minor arterial, i.e. Front
Street plus a another major arterial, Highway 214. Since there is an access onto Hazelnut
Drive, he felt that the School District could be included if the Council so chooses. After
some discussion, Director Tiwari responded that, although the School District will be
donating right-of-way (12 '/~ feet or more in depth) in the vicinity of the Boones Ferry
Roacl/l lighway 214/Sculcmicr Avenue intersection improvcmcnt in order ici shill th~
intersection alignumnt to preserve the trees on Settlemier Avenue, this has not entered
into developing cost allocation. Even ii' the School District is assessed, the impact to
individual properties will be quite small since thc District proper~y would be at a 65%
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level due to its distance from Boones Ferry Road.
Director Tiw~ri reviewed the categories of properties being assessed as follows:
I) Properties .~,ill full and direct access at 100% assessment based on area of property,
trips generated, and no developer contribution;
2) Properties Will full access at 100% assessment based on area of property, trips
generated, and, if applicable, a reduction due to a developer's contribution; and
3) Properties. With a defined reduced access at 65% based on area of property and trips
generated With no developer contribution.
Property own4:rs that have direct access and require an approach, there will be a fixed cost
of $500 added to those properties for each approach. He stated that the 65% was derived
from a professional engineering consultant's traffic study adopted by the Council "
previously when the development for these properties was being considered by the
Council.
Mayor Jermings questioned why property owners west of Boones Ferry are being charged
at 100% level When they could utilize existing roadways in Senior Estates rather than
utilizing Boones Ferry Road.
Director Tiwari stated that the City would like to discourage motorists from using streets
in Senior Estates and all property owners on the west side are being treated alike.
In regards to determining the method of assessing the properties, staff based 25% of the
cost on proper~y area (square footage) and 75% on vehicle trips. This method is
consistent with the East Hardcastle Avenue proposed local improvement district. The
area calculation is based on the square footage and with a structure on it or approved for
future building. In regards to trip generation, the traffic engineer's units for loading are
being used which is broken down to single family residential, mulitple residential, golf
coUrse, and planned unit development. He stated that vacant City property located within
the assessment district is being charged as if it has all allowable structures on the property
since it is zoned single family residential.
Director Tiwari further discussed the distribution of cost to the City and property owners.
Of the total cost, the City would pay approximately $286,051 from Traffic Impact Fees
due to increased capacity and $262,667 from Street CIP to pay for two-thirds of the cost
of undergrounding utilities. The benefitted properties would pay the remaining one-third
cost for undergrounding utilities ($131,333) plus $679,729 for the 34' wide street
improvement. The estimated cost for the total project is $1,374,747.
Councilor Bjelland questioned if the undergrounding cost allocation has been used in the
past by the City.
Director Tiwari stated that this is a policy decision lo be made by the Council since it has -
other improvements arc proposed wilhin thc ('ity and ftmding availabililx may bc an
issue.
Mayor Jcnnings stated that City is picking up $548,718 of thc total cost xvhich is
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approximately 4p% of the total project cost.
Director Tiwari i-eiterated that the subsidy amount is greater than what a local street
improvement subsidy would be since it is an arterial street. Any changes made in a
specific property assessment will have very little change on the other street assessments.
He also briefly discussed the Heritage Park developer's contribution which reduces the
assessment amoants for those properties in that development by a per lot basis. The
developer for Henry Farms subdivision has not agreed as of this date to make a
contribution towgrds this project. When the Boones Ferry Road improvement was being
discussed, these {two subdivisions were in the process:Of being considered by the City. He
stated that if other developers in the assessed area are willing to contribute a portion of
the cost on behalf of property owners in their development, the City will make the
adjustment to the applicable properties on a per lot basis.
Councilor McCallum expressed his opinion that he would like to see that all developers
be given an oppdmmity to contribute before any final assessment is adopted by the
Council.
Director Tiwari stated that this project will be completed in two schedules with Schedule
I being the imprOvement from Goose Creek to Vanderbeck and Schedule II from
Vanderbeck to Hazelnut Drive. If, after the hearing, the project moves forward, it is
anticipated that Schedule I will be completed in the summer and fall of 2002 and
Schedule II will be completed in 2003. The assessment process as proposed will cover
the entire project.
Councilor Sifuentez left the meeting around 8:30 p.m. due to illness.
Director Tiwari reiterated that no assessment will be made to the benefitted properties for
improvements already made such as sewer line and storm drain lines. 'It is proposed that
a 1 O-year payment plan be available through the Bancroft Bonding program at an interest
rate of 6.5%. Staff is hopeful that construction costs can be financed through interfund
borrowing so thai bonds will not need to be sold in the immediate future. However, the
process being followed is legally correct so that bonds can be sold in the future if
necessary. Options available to the Council at this time are: 1) approve the report as
presented; 2) require staff to make some modifications to the report; or 3) reject the
report.
Councilor McCallum requested clarification on the developer contribution issue since,
based on comments made by Director Tiwari, the developers who have voluntarily
contributed to this project did have some promises made or some things had occurred that
are different than a number of the developers of properly in the benefilted area because
there was nothing being proposed at lhc time those developers wcrc submitting {,hms Io
thc City for approval.
Director Tiwari stated that the developers on the east side of Boones Ferry Road did not
have any requirements even though they were made aware that something would happen
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in the future sinc~ Boones Ferry Road has only limited capacity but when the west side
was developed, tljere was an intensive requirement that would need the roadway
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NICHOLS/FIGLEY .... approve the report as presented.
Councilor Bjelland commented on the need for the Council to address the policy decision
included in the report relating to the City's contribution of a significant amount of cost
sharing of underground utilities which will come before the Council in future projects.
Councilor McCallum expressed his hope that.this project is not delayed sinoe.there is a
long standing safety issue that needs to be taken care of, the area is becoming more
populated with a large number of children, and the traffic on the roadway continues to
increase.
The motion passed 5-0 (Councilor Sifuentez was not present at the time of the vote).
CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT.
1) Administrator Brown corrected a statement that he had made earlier in response to Mr.
Simonoff's issue On zoning changes to his property. He reminded the Council that Mr.
Simonoff's property was brought into the City as an annexed island last year and, at that
point in time, the City indicated that the zoning of the property would be looked at in the
future. In the code adopted at tiffs meeting, no changes were made to the Comprehensive
Plan. The particular piece of property owned by Mr. Simonoff had been zoned as Urban
Transition Farm, however, under the new code, it has been rezoned as Public because that
is the underlying Comprehensive Plan designation for that piece of property. Staff will be
contacting Mr. Simonoffthis week to let him know that the City will not be taking any
steps to rezone his property, however, he could follow the process to obtain a zone
change if he so desired.
In regards to the Dev. elopment Ordinance, the City had provided notice to the State during
the review process that the City would be following a post-acknowledgment process on
this ordinance as opposed to looking at this ordinance as a periodic review task. Under
the post-acknowledgment process, it gives interested parties 21 days to appeal the passage
of tiffs document and, if that time lapses and no appeal is filed, then the ordinance goes
into effect. Staff feels that this is the appropriate treatment for this type of document
since it is a legislative action, however, there are still a number of periodic review tasks
that are still underway and will require some re-visitation of the development ordinance
in the future once some of the decisions relating to the periodic review have been made.
2) Administrator Brown slated that last Monday he had received a letter of resignation
from Police Chief Null indicating thal hc would be retiring from City service effective
May 31, 2002. Within Ibc department, lac feels that Deputy Chief Russell will be a good
candidate to replace Chief Null on a permanent basis and he will be discussing an
employment contract with him which, once terms are agreed upon, will be brought back
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to the Council for consideration and approval. He also stated that Deputy Chief Russell
has recently been accepted to attend the FBI Academy and his training will begin in July
2002. Chief Null has agreed to come back as interim Police Chief during the time period
in which Chief Russell is in training.
Mayor Jennings stated that he is impressed with the abilities of Scott Russell and feels
that he will do a great job for the City. He also felt very encouraged with the progress of
the department in that promotions can be made from within the department rather than
doing a state or ~ation-wide search for this position.
3) Administrator Brown also stated that there are a few policy issues that need to be
discussed before there is another immediate need to generate a letter to the Oregon
Transportation Commission (OTC). He distributed a draft letter to the Council that
related to the City seeking funding for the 1-5 interchange and Hwy. 214 widening
project. The legislature in another special session has augmented the earlier $400 million
funding with another $100 million in funding and the City was contacted late Friday
evening and advised that the OTC was meeting this Wednesday and Thursday on this
issue and there was a strong likely hood that they would be making a decision on
distribution of those funds. Administrator Brown stated that he had been asked to pull
together information that would promote Woodbum's interchange project and how the
City might be able to use a much smaller allocation of funds that could provide for the
completion of the continuous right mm lane onto I-5 northbound and to widen Highway
214 to the east to Oregon Way. Issues that came up included a City match to the work
that would be done and the possibility of the City acquiring either all or some portion of
the right-of-way from the Shell station eastward to Oregon Way. Staff has calculated the
amount of available funds from traffic impact fees which is approximately $2.2 million
depending upon what work was being done on the interchange project. The segment
being discussed for improvement would allow for $1.1 million to be used towards the
City's match. The remainder of the traffic impact fee funds are earmarked for the
interchange itself, and more toward the partial cloverleaf identified as part of the
preferred alternative and lesser amounts adding up to $600,000 that would widen Oregon
Way to Cascade and Cascade to Boones Ferry Road. In the event he is required to write
another letter to OTC in the interim period of time before the next Council meeting, he
requested Council conceptual approval that it is satisfactory for the City to commit itself
to apply these fees in whole or in part to this project as the City's match depending upon
what the State has in mind for the project. The other policy choice is how the money is
used and he would like lo express, on behalf of the Council. that the City is interested in
funding only conslruction activities. Ilo IL'els that right-of-way acquisition is a lengthy
process and that portion of thc project should be done by the State.
Mayor Jennings stated that he had reviewed the figures with the Administrator and he
feels that it is imperative that, within the $2.2 million, the City hold back the money for
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the sidewalks which needs to be done since it is a safety issue. He feels uncomfortable
with allowing use of City funds for right-of-way acquisition since right-of-way costs are
an unknown value and it may cost more than budgeted to obtain the right-of-way whereas
the match for the construction activities is a known quantity.
Councilor Bjelland stated that another option would be to say that, at a minimum, the
City's investment would be pro-rated since having matching funds is one of the criteria
that OTC is looking for in the future in selecting the projects for funding. The more
money the City can put up as a match will put the City in a better standing over.
communities that may not have has much money available as matching funds for a
construction project. He stated that it is imperative to word the letter that would protect
the City from funding an investment that does not actually lead to construction activities.
He did not object to spending 20%-25% of the City's matching funds on right-of-way
acquisition as long as the State is picking up the balance of acquisition costs.
Councilor Figley expressed her opinion that she does not want to spend the matching
funds on costs th{tt would not result in actual construction, however, she did not object to
a percentage mount as suggested by Councilor Bjelland.
Administrator Brown stated that the draft letter was informational only and would not be
going to the State unless it is asked for by the State. He stated that, rather than the OTC
making a decision this week, it was decided that the OTC would be discussing criteria
and it is presumed that the Area Commissions on Transportation would be able to
recommend projects for funding. It is anticipated that the City would need to submit
another letter by the first week in May that would reflect whatever set of criteria has been
established by the OTC and submit it to the appropriate body. He stated that the ODOT
Regional Manager had informed him today that the issue of matching funds would be
very important with the OTC and the City's match being discussed is about 10% of the
overall estimated cost of the total project originally proposed. However, once a project
has been defined and costs determined, the Council may want to look at the City's Traffic
Impact Fees and adjust those fees accordingly so that the City can put the cost of the
expansion onto additional development in the community which, in turn, will raise
additional match money to meet criteria and become eligible for whatever improvements
the State may want to put into this project.
Councilor Bjelland stated that the $100 million is a maximum number allocated by the
legislature and there has been some discussion that the amount available will be $65
million. The OTC is looking at the criteria to select the projects and, OTC Commissioner
John Russell who represents Region II, was in attendance at the last MWACT meeting
and he had made some conlments that were not very favorable to the 1-5 interchange
project. Aflcrhcmadcthosccommcnts, CouncilorBjcllandtoldMl-. Russclland
MWACT that calling it the Woodbum interchange was a misnomer since it is the North
Marion interchange serving a large scale community within a 20 mile radius. The
problems at the interchange have arisen from the growth of the whole region and
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motorists use this I-5 access whether they be from Hubbard, Gervais, St. Paul, Mt. Angel,
etc.. He stated that he had also brought up the issue that the Area Commission of
Transportation, iln going through the STIP process, is having difficulties in dealing with
the small amount of funding that is available for each region since one project alone can
take up several years of funding for the entire three-county region. He had suggested to
Mr. Russell that 'the OTC set aside a certain amount of funding to address these large
projects which Will not be available for funding through the normal channels and that
they look at these projects state-wide on a periodic basis rather than regional through the
STIP. In his opiltion, OTC needs to develop a better method in which to prioritize and
evaluate improvement projects.
Mayor Jermings Stated that the same issue came up before MWACT when he was serving
on the Commission and, at that time, MWACT decided that it was an I-5 interchange
located in Woodbum and it was a regional problem that included the tri-county area. He
expressed his appreciation to Councilor Bjelland for objecting to the comments made by
Mr. Russell and making the statements that reflect the regional interchange issue.
Administrator Brown stated that the Public Works Department had removed the berry
bushes in the vicinity o.f Legion Park, and reminded the Council that this is another area
of maintenance in which Director Tiwaxi has taken over as part of his management
responsibilities. He stated that Mr. Simonoff had brought the problem to Director
Tiwari's attention and staff proceeded to evaluate the situation and the assigned work was
done by staff. He expressed his appreciation to Director for not only getting this project
completed but in other areas in which improvements are being made in the City.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL REPORTS.
Councilor Bjelland stated that a majority of his report was made earlier regarding
MWACT and OTC. He stated that he will continue to work with these commission
members to help them understand the traffic situation at the interchange and hopefully get
them to move in a direction more favorable and understanding of the City's traffic issues.
He stated that he had made a plea that, in the future when large projects are reviewed,
there is a systematic process in place that allows an objective analysis of these projects.
Mayor Jennings stated that after the formation of MWACT, the commission formed a
Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) which was a review process each project went
through before it came back before MWACT. It is his understanding that TAC has not
met in over two years.
Councilor Bjelland slated that they have asked that TAG be involved in assessing and
providing objective criteria lhat would altoxv Ibr a COlnparison of various proposals that
have been submitted lbr consideration.
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Councilor Nichols expressed his hope that local residents will turn out for the Tulip
Festival parade this Saturday. There has been a lot of work done in organizing this event
and he felt confident that it would be a success.
Councilor Figley stated that she is also looking forward to the parade and hoped that there
will be a lot of spectators.
Councilor McCallum congratulated Councilor Sifuentez in organizing the "Taste of
Woodburn" event held earlier today as a fundraiser for the AWARE Food Bank.
Councilor Sifuentez, along with Cathy Heisen and Nancy Stone, did a great job and this
event raised over $1,000 for the Food Bank.
He also stated that Woodburn Together will hold their annual meeting on April 25, 2002
beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Tukwila Center for Health and Medicine. The meeting will
consist of award presentations and an overview of their program. Guest speaker at this
meeting will be Marion County Commissioner Randy Franke.
Lastly, Councilor McCallum congratulated Chief Null on his upcoming retirement and,
based on his working relationship with Deputy Chief Russell, he feels confident that Scott
Russell will do a good job for the City in the years to come.
Mayor Jennings stated that Councilor Sifuentez had left him a note before she left this
meeting to share with the Council that today's event raised $1,060.00 which will purchase
approximately 6,960 pounds of food.
The Mayor also reminded the public that Councilor Bjelland's wife is, once again,
heading up the Flower Basket drive and, to date, orders for baskets have increased.
Donations are being accepted to help with this program. He also commented on the floral
display in front of City Hall and expressed his appreciation to staff in keeping this area
attractive.
ADJOURNMENT.
FIGLEY/MCCALLUM... meeting be adjourned.
The meeting adjourned at 9:16 p.m..
The motion passed unanimously.
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APPROVED
RICHARD JENNINGS, MAYOR
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Mar>' 'l'¢nnant, Rccordcr
City of Woodburn, Oregon
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WOODBURN PLANNING COMMISSION
March 28, 2002
CONVENED The Planning Commission met in a session at 7:00 p.m. with Chairperson Cox presiding.
ROLL CALL
Chairperson
Vice Chairperson
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Cox P
Lima P
Young P
Grosjacques A
Mill A
Bandelow P
Lonergan P
Staff Present:
Jim Mulder, Community Development Director
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A.~. Woodburn Planning Commission Minutes of March 14, 2002
Corem ssioner Loner,qan moVed to accept the minutes as presented. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Bandelow. Motion unanimously carried.
BUSINESS FROM THE AUDIENCE
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COMMUNICATIONS
A_.~. Council Workshop Minutes of February 4, 2002
B._~. City Council Minutes of February 25, 2002
PUBLIC HEARING
A.~. Zone Chan.qe 02-01, Subdivision 02-01, request for a 13 lot subdivision located on 888 Brown
St., Jeff Twen.qe, applicant.
EXPARTE CONTACTS
Commissioner Bandelow reported this property was listed by Prudential Real Estate which is the company
she works for. However, she has had no contact with the owners and does not see how this would interfere
with her being able to make a decision tonight. Additionally, she reported she has no financial interest in the
outcome of this project.
Vice Chairperson Lima and Commissioner Lonerqan both indicated they visited the site.
Staff read the applicable ORS Statement and provided a presentation as reflected in the Staff Report. He
indicated the proposal satisfies all of the approval and development criteda and recommended approval of
the project.
Chairperson Youn.q requested clarification as to the case number of the zone change.
Staff clarified it is Zone Change 02-01 and not Zone Change 02-02 as listed on the agenda
Vice Chairperson Lima referred to condition of approval fl7 and questioned why could we not name it Robin
Court because the road will be a gui-de sac and not an actual street
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Staff replied we would nee~J to change the street name to Robin Court. He indicated he believed what
happened is when the Comstock subdivision came through they did not know what was going to happen with
the property north of them and as far as they knew they figured that street would go all the way through to
Brown St. which is why they!named it Street. However, that is not occurring here and the name would need
to be formally changed and readdress the house that is already addressed as Robin Street and change it to
Robin Court. Additionally, S~aff indicated it would have been named Nugget Court and commented if we are
changing Robin Street to Rdbin Court we could just change the whole section to Nugget Court at that point.
Staff commented that would not be a bad idea as we already have a Robin Avenue in town located at the
connection that the Factory Outlet made from Woodland to where Arney Rd. curved right behind Miles
Chevrolet.
Chairperson Cox stated it seems to him that having two streets named Robin would lead to all kinds of
potential confusion for emergency vehicles, taxi's, etc.
Staff interjected there is nothing addressed on the Robin Avenue section and there probably never will be
because Miles Chevrolet is cm the south side and on the north side is a common area or wetlands area and
there will not be anything de~,eloped there. ....
Chairperson Cox inquired if lhe Commission could recommend that City Council take action to resolve this
situation when it comes up before them?
Staff replied they could certainly recommend that.
TESTIMONY BY APPLICANT
Jeff Twen,qe, 575 NE Chehalin Dr., Newber.q, OR stated the subdivision was quite a challenge to come up
with a design because of the two triangles. The land lays nice and fiat, services are available and the streets
are pretty much done right up to the point where they are going to come in. Mr. Twenge further stated it
worked out pretty good once they figured out the layout. He explained they immediately thought of the
Comstock Load in Nevada when they saw the street name Comstock. They thought it would be a nice way
to go with the names Prospect Park and Nugget. However, it is really not an issue to them and whatever the
Commission decides is best for the city they will be happy to go along with.
Chairperson Cox asked the applicant if he has any concerns regarding the conditions of approval contained
in the Staff Report?
Jeff Twenge answered most of the items were discussed with the staff members prior to making the
application and they feel they can live with those conditions.
Vice Chairperson Lima questioned when do they plan on developing?
Jeff Twenqe responded they would like to start as soon as possible. He indicated if everything goes smoothly
they would be able to start sometime in June and the weather would be very cooperative at that time as well.
Mr. Twenge reported this will be a single development and therefore, done all at one time. Occupancy would
normally be expected within 8 to 9 weeks from development completion which would allow for the
infrastructure and the completion of the utilities and final approvals.
Commissioner Bandelow asked if the ground level is high enough or will they need to bring any in fill dirt?
Jeff Twen.qe responded the property lays level other than Lots 7, 8, 9 which are a little bit elevated but
everything else is basically fiat and they do not anticipate doing any fili.
Commissioner Younq inquired if this is just a subdivision phase to the applicant and then he turns it over to
someone else to build the home.s?
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Jeff Twen.qe replied affirmat!vely.
Commissioner Young also stated the condition of approval to require CC&R's is probably not going to be a
barrier for the development ,because the applicant is not going to be really involved with the homeowners?
Jeff Twen.qe answered No. He further remarked he foresees that it will be opened up to either stick built or
modular homes. The subdivision next to their proposed project is a mix of modular and stick built homes.
Mr. Twenge explained what they do is develop the land and once the lots are created with services ready to
hook up then they either sell lo builders or private individuals that want to build their own homes. Mr. Twenge
asked Commissioner Youngi if there was something in particular in the CC&R's he would like to see?
Commissioner Young replie~I you have just a little bit more pride in ownership in the neighborhood and more
of a community aspect whe~ there are CC&R's in place. He commented this project may have situations
arise with the fact that there are shared driveways.
Jeff Twenge remarked they always put CC&R's on their subdivisions. One of the things they are quite proud
of with this design is that als you enter the subdivision the homes will be set back because of the long
driveways and it will really create a nice feeling. Mr. Twenge further commented because it is a cul-de-sac
it will be kid friendly with sidffwalks going all the way around. Additionally, he indicated the lots are large
which will give an open feeling and everybody will have privacy.
Commissioner Bandelow as~,ed if the CC&R's will include something for the maintenance of the driveways
when they are shared driveways?
JeffTwenge responded each ddveway will have a shared maintenance agreement and in addition the CC&R's
usually cover things like parking recreational vehicles etc. behind the front of houses and items that they found
make the neighborhoods nice for everybody. He also remarked they will rock the driveways in advanced
because of the distance of those driveways. Part of their project will be to come back and do asphalt back
to the end of the shared portion once the homes are sold.
TESTIMONY BY PROPONENTS
None
TESTIMONY BY OPPONENTS
Ead Beasle¥, 639 Comstock,Ave., Woodburn, OR reported his home is the second to the right of where the
cul-de-sac goes in off Robin St. He expressed concerns as to what will happen with the existing fence behind
his property where the new project is going in. Mr. Beasley explained there is woven wire fence that his
developer put up so the farmer could use that to pasture his horse. He indicated as he sees the plan, they
have a double ddveway behind where the fenced area would be. Mr. Beasley stated there are four homes
along the side that backsides to their lot and their stakes are inside of the fence. Additionally, Mr. Beasley
asked if they will have to fill in on the backside of the applicant's lots? He also expressed concerns that there
are about 8-10 cars parked regularly on the little short street where Robin St. is going to be.
APPLICANT REBUTTAL
Jeff Twen,qe remarked it was not their intent to do anything with the fence as it provides a barrier between the
existing homes. The driveway between Lots 12 and 13 will be in the middle of the lot line and therefore, that
will be just an 18 foot grassy strip. Mr. Twenge further stated the City building setbacks require 24 feet for
single-story homes and 30 feet for two-story homes and they would not be allowed to build in that area even
if they chose to.
DISCUSSION
C_h_airperson Cox closed the public hearin9 and opened discussion by the Commission
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Commissioner Loner.qan stated he favors the zone change because the comprehensive plan calls for it, it is
surrounded by residential homes and it is a good idea.
Commissioner Young commented he would recommend that the City Council approve the zone change as
part of the movement in s~andardizing that area of the city as we have more or less made it to be residential
single family.
Commissioner Bandelow ~greed with Commissioner Young and remarked the applicant has done an admiral
job in working out placement of the development and she would be in favor of the project.
Vice Chairperson Lima also agreed with his fellow Commissioners and stated this area is surrounded by single
family residences. Additionally, he commented this is the most creative development he has seen in a long
time. He favored the project with the condition to rename the street to court.
Commissioner Young moved to recommend to the City Council Zone Change 02-01 with the additional
recommendation to change to "Court" to be consistent with the rest of the city. Vice Chairperson Lima
seconded the motion, whiq, h unanimously carried.
Commissioner Bandelow moved to approve Subdivision 02-01 with the conditions set forth in the Staff Report
including deletion of Condition #7 and recommend to the City Council to review the status of the street name
and designation as "Court" and Staff return with the Final Order. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Lonerqan. Motion unanimously carried.
ITEMS FOR ACTION
None
DISCUSSION ITEMS
None
REPORTS
None
BUSINESS FROM THE COMMISSION
Vice Chairperson Lima reported he has been approached by several people inquiring when Woodbum will
have broadband service.
Staff commented the service was to be extended to Montebello subdivision and eventually throughout the
City within 3-5 years.
ADJOURNMENT
Vice Chairperson Lima moved to adjourn the meeting which was seconded by Commissioner Bandelow.
Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
Jim M"uld~r, v ..... Date
Community Development Directo~
City ,o.~ Woodburn, Oregon
l'hmning Commis,~ion Meeting - March 28, 2002
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MONTHLY MEETING OF WOODBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
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April 10, 2002
ROLL CALL:
Phyllis Bauer - Present Barbara Pugh - Absent
Mlarie Brown - Present Kevin Schiedler -Absent
Ardis Knauf - Present Pat Will - Present
Key Kuka - Present Mary Chadwick - Present
Ex-Officio
STAFF PRESENT: Linda Sprauer, Director
JUdy Coreson, Recording Secretary
GUESTS: N~ne
CALL TO ORDER: President Kay Kuka called the meeting to order at 12 Noon.
SECRETARY'S
REPORT:
The monthly Board minutes of March 20, 2002 were approved as
submitted.
CORRESPONDENCE: None
PUBLIC COMMENT: None
DIRECTOR'S
REPORT:
Monthly Statistics: The monthly statistics were self-explanatory. The
number of people visiting the library for the month of March was 18,017.
Activities: A list of activities was distributed to the Board. The
Chautauqua program on April 7, "Monks in the Wild West: The Early
Days of Mt. Angel Abbey", was well attended with standing room only.
The last Chautauqua program of this series, "A Celebration of Poetry
Month", is scheduled Sunday, April 21, at 2 pm in the Woodburn City
Council Chambers. It will be presented by two Oregon authors and
poets, John Daniel of Elmira and Floyd Skloot of Amity. "Responding To
Terrorism, Challengers for Democracy", is a three-part series presented
by scholar/facilitator Dr. Gary Peristein of Portland State University on
Mondays, April 15, 22 and 29. The first of this series, "Origins and
Evolution of Terror/sm", will be held April 15; "Al Queda and September
11"on April 22; and "Why We Are Targets"on April 29. The "Saturdays
at the Library" activities are continuing and are well received. National
Library Week, April 14-20, coincides with the Oregon Library
,Association/Washington Library Association Combined Conference held
April 17-19 in Portland. Several staff and board members will be
attending on various days. During National Library Week "Check It Out
Yourself Day" is on Monday, April 15, and the "Saturday at the Library"
guest performance, "Stories of Adventure & Fun" by Barb Stevens
Newcomb, is on April 20.
~/olunteer of the Month: Morgan and Amber Rogers have been chosen
V'.olunteers of the Month for April. The two teenagers, who have
yo unteered at various times over the years, are children of one of our
employees, Jeannie Rogers.
Grant Activity: LSTA Feasibility Study for Marion County: A final report
should be coming very soon and presentatiens to library boards should
be completed by the end of May. A presentation will be scheduled for the
May 8th monthly board me..eting.
SPanish Parenting Grant: We have received a list of titles from this grant.
The library will be receiving 50+ new titles to our collection for parenting
in the Spanish language.
Folklife Latina project: We should be receiving more information on this
grant soon.
Staff: Nicolette Wonacott, Circulation Librarian, has requested a
continued Leave of Absence without pay. She is to have surgery later
this month. Judy Brunkal, Reference Librarian, is retiring effective April
30. On Friday, April 26, from 3 to 5 pm there will be a farewell reception
for Judy in the City Hall Council Chambers. She has worked for the
library for over 19 years. This position was upgraded, to an Assistant
Library Director position, which is advertised with the closing date of
May 5.
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BOARD REPORTS: Board members reported on various areas of the library.
OLD BUSINESS:
Project Update - Carnegie Exterior: Painting has begun, and the storm
windows are being installed. The steps to the old main entry have been
repaired.
Planning Session #4: This planning session is scheduled for Thursday,
April 25, from 7 to 9 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room.
Non-Resident Fee: There was a motion by Phyllis Bauer and
seconded by Pat Will to recommend to the Woodburn City Council that
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the non-resident fee be increased from $40 to $60 per household per
year effective July 1, 2002. The motion passed. This fee was instituted
4 years ago beginning at $10 and increased to $25 and then to $40 per
household per year. Upon final approval by the Council, Linda will send
a special mailing to non-resident patrons to notify them of the fee
increase. This increase is to remain consistent with other libraries within
CCRLS and to bring the library closer to "equity" with the amount paid by
ci~ residents through their taxes. If a patron does not wish to pay!he fee,
they can check out one item and have one item on hold. Children s cards
a~e issued to be used in the Youth Services area and would not limit
them to one item.
BiJdget FY 2002-2003: The budget committee met last night to consider
the additional requests from the departments through the City
Administrator. Linda distributed a list of the'additional funds, new
p0, sitions and capital outlay requests to be approved for funding.
Oregon LibraryAssociationNVashington LibraryAssociation Conference:
Seme of the staff and library board members will be attending this
conference in Portland April 17 - 19~.
NEW BUSINESS:
National Library Week - Self Check-out Day: Monday, April 15, is Check-
it-Out Yourself Day sponsored by 3M Library Systems. Anyone who
checks out their own library materials will help the library qualify to win
cash prizes from 3M. The library needs 100 or more patrons to check out
their own materials by using the SelfCheck system to become eligible for
random drawings for one of five $1,000 awards.
Volunteer Appreciation: On Tuesday, April 23, from 4 - 5:30 pm a
Volunteer Appreciation Tea is scheduled and the volunteers have been
invited.
BUSINESS TO/FROM
THE CITY COUNCIL
AND/OR MAYOR: None
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 1:10 pm.
Respectfully S ubmitted,
Judy Coreson
Recording Secretary
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NOTES
Community Center Planning Committee
Regular Meeting
Thursday, April 4, 2002
7:00pm
400 S Settlemier Ave
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1. The meeting was called to order at 7:05 pm by Joan Garren.
2. Role Call
Members present: Joan Garren, Butch Flomer, Patty Eamons, Preston Tack
Staff present: Randy Westrick, Director; Randy Saunders, RSS Architecture Consultant;
Jennifer Goodriok, AA.
3. Approval of meeting notes from March 7, 2002: Approved.
4. Revised Work Plan; Randy W reported on his meeting with Frank Tiwari. They went over
tentative plans for improvements to Front St. The Randys Westrick and Saunders will meet in the
near future to firm up saf~ costs. Preston inquired as to who would be responsible to fund the
improvemems on South Front Street. While the budget committee will ultimately decide which
department pays for what, the Urban Renewal District (URD) will probably kick in funds to help
offset the cost of curbs on both sides of the street as well as extending the side walks and/or bike
path. These improvements are scheduled for summer 2003 and will be made regardless of the
passage of a bond for a community center.
5. Grant Workshop: The May 2 meeting will be focusing on procuring grant funding for this
project. Brian Sjothun will facilitate this workshop and
6. Field Trip: A trip to visit community centers in Sweet Home and in Corvallis was organized
for Friday, April 19. A van will depart fi-om City Hall at 8am, with an anticipated return time of
5pm
7. Town Hall Meeting: After discussion, a date of May 23 was chosen to hold a town meeting
at the community center to introduce the plan to the general public. Staff will prepare a mailing
list in addition to publicizing in the Independent, and in the News & Views. A small reception
will be held at%r the meeting.
8. Future Committee Business: Randy W will be working with the Recreation & Parks
Board to master plan Sottlemier Park. This process will include planning the relocation of the
tennis courts and illustrating the benefits of the proposed community center to outdoor recreation
opportunities in Settlcmicr Park
9. Adjournment The meeting was adjourned at 7:50pm.
.. The City of Woodburn
: Livability Task Force
Mission Statement: 'it is the mission of the Livability Task Force to create and promote programs
that result in a cleaner commur~ity where them is pdde in properly ownership, with a full range of
commercial services, and with ample recreational, cultural, and entertainment activities for all age
groups. It is the Task Force's further mission to create ahd promote an environment where all
residents can feel safe, will interact with each other, will celebrate their unique traits and diversity,
and can share a strong and cor~mon sense of community."
Woodburn Livability Task Force Meeting Minutes - February 2002
City Hall Conference Room m February 19, 2002 t, 7:00pm
Call to Order
Meeting called tolorder in the City Hall Conference Room at 7:10.
Task Force Members:
Pete McCallum
Mike Bergeron
Lisa Ellsworth
Betty Guzman
Staff:
Kezia Merwin
Present Jane Christoff Absent
Absent Nancy A. Kirksey Present
Present Jo_Ann Bjelland Present
Absent
Guest:
Present Phyllis McKeen Present
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Introductions. '
A. Guest - Phyllis McKeen, lived in Sr. Estates for 24 years, active in the
co~-munity.
III.
Review Agenda.
Approval of January 29~ 2002 Meeting Minutes
Ve
Progress Reports
A. Front Street Park. Betty provided the update. March 25m is the anticipated
date for the completion of the park. Picnic table, garbage can, fencing will be
put in. Betty stat~ed that she wants to get ~no parking" signs installed from City.
B. Flower Baskets. JoAnn provided the update on this project. The Woodburn
Company Stores have agreed to sponsor 25 baskets this year as opposed to 10
from last year. Senior Estates is an untapped potential sponsor for baskets --
Phyllis suggested talking to the Community Relations Board about his. The
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February 19, 2002 t~ Page I of 3
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baskets are scheduled to go up in Mid-May, and there will be a concerted effort
to keep the bugs down this year.
C. Ordinance Revision· Pete provided the update. According to Bob Shields,
City Attny, the ,noise ordinance is scheduled to be adopted the first City
Council meeting in April. The next scheduled ordinance to review is the
Nuisance Ordinance which will be presented at the Livability Task Force May
meeting.
D. Farmers Market (Saturday Market). Lisa provided an update. The market
manager positio~ has been assumed byMr. Herrera of Woodburn Community
Market. He has experience in getting ,;,endo~s'com:imitted. Jim Ferguson,
WDA, will assist in the management tasks. Rosa Gonzales will allow the
market supplies to be stored in the Latina Enterprises storeroom.
Spring Clean-up. Pete will coordinate with Bob Sigelow, United Disposal.
April 20 ~s the set date, the specific details are as prevxous clean-ups.
Woodburn Kiwanis are holding a bark dust sale on that weekend.
Jeff Waters, code enforcement officer, has identified several areas that would be
suitable for large item pick ups during the clean up effort.
Next meeting will set a plan of action and get involvement commitments from
other groups.
Matt Gwynn and the Street Department need to be contacted about their
participation in the clean up by providing City equipment.
Ordinance Education Project. Senior Estates Community Relations meeting is
March 15 and Pete will attend to discuss the code violation issues and ordinance
enforcement. Phyllis will invite Jeff to Cornmtmity Relations meeting.
Jane and Kezia will work on the ordinance education publicity program.
Recognition Program. The next award cycle will be April and potential
awardees were discussed.
A list of possible award recipients will be compiled, maintained, and added onto
as new properties are suggested.
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Sign Ordinance, JoAnn suggested the group work on enforcing current sign
ordinance. Lisa stated that the sign ordinance issues are indicative of the larger
behavioral problems - people not taking pride in the community. Money will
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February 19, 2002 ~l°age 2 o/$
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not be the only answer to the problem, it will require an attitude shift. Pete
brought in photos of offensive signage along 99E to share with the group.
New Members. Phyllis McKeen is visiting the Task Force as a potential new
member.
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Woodburn Livability Task Force Position on Urban Renewal. Nancy
provided an update. The LTF can be used in publications and as supporter of
the Urban Renewal Program. Marion County Voter's Pamphlet had no
opposing argnment for'U.R. Dave Christoff has been speaking tomany
comrmmity groups in support of U.R. and Nancy and other supporters have
been traveling tkrough neighborhoods door-to-door garnering support.
Next scheduled meeting is March 26.
Adjourn The Committee adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
Livability Task Force Minutes
February 19, 2002 ~. Page 3 of 3
MEMO
To: For Council ~kction, through the. City_~.dministratc~ ~
/')~ ',,,. .) .
From: Public Works Director ~ ~
Subject: Public Heari~tg on East Hardcastll: Avenue LLID
Date: February 21 i 2002
RECOMMENDATIO~I:. Upon completion of the public hearing, direct staff to perform analysis
On the public input receiyed and present a recommendation for further council action at the next
regular scheduled meetifig
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BACKGROUND:
The City Council initiated the LID process for Boones Ferry Road improvements, instructed staff
to prepare the engineering report, which has been reviewed and approved. Council proceeded
with the LID process b2/adopting the resolution of intent to improve. The resolution of intent to
improve established thi~ meeting, April 22, as the date to receive public input from the benefited
property owners in the LID.
The public hearing was iproperly published in the local newspaper in accordance with Ordinance
No. 2105. In addition t0 the legal requirements of notification, notice of the hearing was sent by
regular mail to the benefiting property owner of record.
After the public hearing has been closed, a determination needs to be made on the percentage of
properties that are against the proposed assessment project. Based on this determination the city
council will be presented with a set of options that the council may consider in their future
decision making.
Therefore, it is recommended that the city council direct staffto perform analysis on the public
input and present the council with options and a recommendation in the next regular meeting of
the council.
Attachments
1. Out line of LID process
10.
11.
12.
PROCESS FOR
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT (LID)
PROJECT INITIATION: Project is initiated by petition or by action of the City
Council
RESOLUITION AUTHORIZING AN ENGINEERING REPORT: City
Council, by approval of a resolution, directs staffto 'prepare an engineers report
for the improvement
ENGINEERING REPORT APPROVAL: Engineers report contains, project
need, method of assessment, cost estimate based on preliminary engineering,
Local Improvement District (LID) boundary. The City Council may at this stage
direct staff to prepare a "Resolution of Intent to Improve".
RESOLUTION OF INTENT TO IMPROVE: LID boundary and assessments
are defined for public process. Public hearing date set with council approval of
resolution.'
ADVERTISEMENT OF PUBLIC ItEARING: The City ReCOrder gives notice
meeting legal requirements of advertising for public hearing.
PUBLIC BEARING: City Council holds a public hearing on the project and _(WE ARE HERE
receives input from the affected property owners. Note: Project can not proceed '
unless the majority (+50%) of the property owners support the improvement.
However, if two thirds (+67%) of the property owners support the improvements,
and project was initiated by petition, then City Council can not stop it.
CITY COUNCIL DECISION:
a. Direct staff'to prepare an assessment ordinance
b. Direct staff make modifications to the LID
c. Abandon or postponement of the LID
ADOPTION OF TIlE ASSESSEMENT ORDINANCE: Funding defined.
COMPLETION OF FINAL ENGINEERING: Final engineering plans,
specifications and contract documents are completed.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS AND BID AWARD: The project is advertised
and bids are received. The City Council reviews staff recommendation and
awards the contract for construction to the lowest responsible bidder. (Note: City
may receive bids earlier but contract award can not take place until assessment
ordinance has been adopted)
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES: Construction takes place under the
supervision of the City Engineer. ( Note: This is the time when the public sees
project action)
FINAL ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE: Upon completion of the improvements
the final assessment process is followed. The process requires another public
hearing and explanation of payment plan time lines.
MEMO
To:
From:
Subject:
Date:
For Council Action, through th~ C. it,~y Administrator
Public Works Director ~
Resolution of lintent to Improve Boones Ferry Road
April 17, 2002!
RECOMMENDATION: Approve the attached resolution of intent to improve Boones Ferry
Road, which sets the public hearing date on the Local Improvement District
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BACKGROUND:
The City Council at the regUlarly scheduled meeting held'on April 8, 2002,-by motion approved
the engineering report for Boones Ferry Road street improvements' fromGoose Creek to"
Hazelnut Drive and directed staffto prepare a resolution of intent to improve.
The attached resolution declares the Councils intent to make the improvement, adopts the Local
Improvement District (LID),adopts the method of assessment, establishes a public hearing date
and directs the City Recorder to give notice. The resolution contains the framework and terms
that were defined in the approved engineering report.
The resolution sets May 13,2002 for the public hearing date which provides staffample time to
comply with notice requirements of Ordinance No. 2105. Notice is to be published in two
publications, one week apart, in newspaper of general publication in the city, the first publication
shall not be less then 10 days from the public hearing date. In addition to the ordinance
requirements for notice, each property within the LID will be provided with a notice of the public
hearing and pertinent information from the resolution of intent to improve by unregistered mail a
few days prior to the hearing.
Boones Ferry Road is identified on the capital improvement program and council has expressed
the need for the improvement, therefore staff is recommending approval of the resolution, which
is the next procedural step in the LID street improvement process.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 2383
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION OF iNTENT TO IMPROVE BOONES FERRY ROAD FROM GOOSE
CREEK TO HAZELNUT DRIVE, ADOPT THE LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT,
ADOPT THE METHOD OF ASSESSMENT, ESTABLISH A PUBLIC HEARING DATE
AND DIRECT THE CITY RECORDER TO GIVE NOTICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council considers the improvement of Boones Ferry Road from
Goose Creek to Hazelnut Drive to be necessary and beneficial; and
WHEREAS, The City Council has authority to initiate the Local Improvement District
improvement and procedure process as per Ordinance No. 2105, and
WltF~REAS, The City Council instructed the City Engineer to prepare the engineering
report for the improvements; and
WltF~REAS, the, City Council reviewed and approved the engineering report on the
improvement of Boones Ferry Road on April 8, 2002; NOW, TltEREFORE,
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THF~ CITY OF WOODBURN RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. The City Council deems it necessary and hereby declares its intention to
order the following improvements. Boones Ferry is to be widened to 48 feet in width
providing two travel lanes, one turn lane and a bikelanes in each direction. The
improvement will be complete with curbs, drainage improvements, installation of
sidewalks on both sides, ADA ramps at all intersections and street lighting. The
improvement will also include undergrounding existing utilities
SECTION 2. PROPOSED METHOD OF FUNDING
The funding mechanism to accomplish this project includes the following:
A. CITY SUPPORT:
Ail cost of improvements beyond the standard 34 feet wide local residential street
is proposed to be funded by the city. (Note: This has been the general practice in
the past)
It is proposed that two thirds ol'lhc cost ot' undergrounding tile electrical utility to
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be absorbe~l by the city. (Note: Undergrounding of the utilities will provide a more
serviceablei utility and desirable corridor therefor, sharing of majority cost by the
city is reasonable)
ASSESSMENT AGAINST THE PROPERTIES:
Limited to ihe cost associated with a 34-foot wide standard residential street in the
Local Improvement District. In addition, one third of the undergrounding of
electrical utility.
OTHER SUPPORT:
County UQB System Development Charges, or other funds are proposed to be
used to pajt for share allocation of benefited properties in the Urban Growth
Boundary I~ut located outside the CityB0undary. In addition, developer.:.~: -
contributions are proposed to be used to reduce the cost of each lot in the
particular c~evelopment equally.
SECTION 3. BQUNDARY OF THE PROPOSED LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
DI$TmCT:
The property subj0ct to the assessment of this district are those properties within the
following described boundary:
Beginning at the most Northwesterly comer of Heritage Park Meadows subdivision
recorded in Marion County Book of Town Plats in Vol. 43 Page 90, being situated in
Section 6, Township 5 South, Range 1 West of the W'fllamette Meridian, Marion County
Oregon; Thence in a Southerly direction along the West boundary of said subdivision to
the Southwest comer thereof. Thence Southwesterly to the Northwest comer of that
certain tract of land conveyed to the City of Woodbum and recorded in reel 1587, page
621 Marion county deed records; Thence Southwesterly 40.01 feet to the Northwest
comer of lot 130, Heritage Park Phase 4, Marion County Book of Town Plats Vol.43,
page 47; Thence Southwesterly along the West line of the said Heritage Park Phase 4
subdivision to the Northwest comer of Heritage Park Phase 3, Marion County book of
Town Plats Vol.43, page 8; Thence Southwesterly along the West line of Phase 3 to
Southwest comer thereof, Thence Southeast to the Northwest comer of that certain tract
of land recorded in deed reel 1441 Page 91Marion County deed records. Thence
Southerly along the West line of said tract to the Northwest comer of said Henrys Farm
Subdivision, Vol. 41, Page 46 Book of Town Plats; Thence Southwesterly along the West
line of said subdivision to the Southwest comer of said Henry Farm subdivision: Thence
Easterly along the south line of said subdivision to the Southeast corner thereof; Thence
Easterly along an Easterly extension of the South line of said Henry's Farm Subdivision to
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a poim on the West line of Lot 36, Miller Farm Subdivision, Marion County Book' of
Town Plats Vol. 40, Page 24; Thence Southwesterly along the Westerly line of said Miller
Farm Subdivision to the Southwest comer of Lot E; Thence Southeasterly along the
Southline of said Lot E; Thence Northeasterly to the initial corner of said Miller Farm
Subdivision; Thence Southeasterly to the Southwest comer of Lot 1, Tukwila Subdivision,
recorded in Marion County Book of Town Plats Vol. 40, Page 95; Therice Southeasterly
to the point of intersection of the East line of Meridian Drive and the most southerly line
of said Lot 1; Thence Northeasterly along a Northerly extension of the East line of
Meridian Drive, 18.00 feet; Thence South 85° 38' 47" East 197.64 feet to a point on the
East line of Lot 1, of said Tukwila Subdivision; Thence Northeasterly along the East line
of said Lot 1,876.39 feet to an angle point thereof} Thence South 8?0 21' 39" East along
the easterly line of Lot 1,242.61 feet; Thence North 02° 40' 09" East, still along the said
East line to a point on the Southerly line of Hazelnut Drive; Thence Northeasterly long the
a northerly ext_ ension of said Lot 1 to a point of intersection with the North line of said
Hazelnut Dr96'. Thence Easterl~ traver~qng~alOng the North line ~f~zelflut Driv~:~b the
Southeast comer of Lot 9, said Tukwila Subdivision; Thence Northeasterly along the
West line of said Lot 9, 455.21 feet to angle point in said West line; Thence Westerly still
along said West line 39.29 feet; Thence Northerly still along the said West line of Lot 9, to
the Northwest comer thereof; Thence Westerly along the North line of said subdivision to
a point on the East line of Boones Ferry Road. Thence Southerly along the said East line
of Boones Ferry Road to a point of intersection with the extension of the North line of
Vanderbeck Lane; Thence Westerly along the North line of Vandrbeck Lane to the point
of intersection with the East line of the Ivfiller Links Subdivision, recorded in Marion
County Book of Town Plats Vol. 43, Page 66; Thence Northerly along the East line of
said Miller Links to the Northeast comer thereof} Thence Westerly along the North line of
said Ivfiller Links Subdivision to the Northwest corner thereof, said point also being the
Northeast comer of the Heritage Park Meadows Subdivision, recorded in Marion County
Book of Town Plats, Vol. 43, Page 90; Thence Northwesterly along the North line of said
Heritage Park Meadows to the place of beginning.
A map showing the above described district boundary is attached as Exhibit 1 and those
properties within that boundary are identified in Section 4.
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SECTION 4. PROPERTIES INCLUDED IN THE LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT
MARION COUNTY
MAP # TAXLOT # PROPERTY OWNER
...... 051W06CD .... 00100" MILLER,ALLEN
...... 051W06CD .... 00200" RUDD, KENNTH M
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MAP # TAXLOT #
...... 051W06CD .... 00~300"
...... 051W06C D"
00~500
...... 051W06CD" .
'""'051W06CD"
"00~00"
"00700"
...... 051W06CD"
...... 051W06CD"
"00~00"
01D00
..... 051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
"01100"
"01~200"
"01800"
'""'051W06CD"
':01~400"
"01 ~500"
"01 ~00"
,,o 7oo,,
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
"01800"
"o 9oo"
'=051W06CD" "02000"
i'"'051W06CD" "02100"
PROPERTY OWNER
M-C BUILDERS INC
MENDEZ, JESUS
SCHMITZ,JULIA MILLER
HAMBERGER,JESSE GRAHAM
DELBRIDGE, DOROTHY A & STAN
ALBRIGHT, GARY J & LESLIE A.
.GUSTAFSON,DAVlD M
M-C BUILDERS INC
ARELLANO FERNAND & SANDY
!MILLER,GARY LEE LLC
MATYEEV, DIMITRY & USTINA
CHARLESWORTH,~JARED -W
M-C BUILDERS INC
M-C BUILDERS INC
M-C BUILDERS INC(DETENTION)
M-C BUILDERS INC
MCGINNISvBARBARA MILL
MCGINNISvBARBARA MILL
M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06CD" "02200" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06CD" "02300" VIILLER,ALLEN
'""'051W06CD" "02400" THOMPSON,VERN ANTHONY
'""'051W06CD" "02500"
M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06CD" "02600" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06C D" "02700" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06C D" "02800" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06C D" "02900" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06CD" "03000" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06CD" "03100" MILLER,ALLEN
'""'051W06CD .... 03200" MILLER, DONALD
'""'051W06CD" "03300"
BOSQUEZ GUSTAVO E & AYDA E
...... 051W06CD .... 0:3400" M-C BUILDERS INC
...... 051W06CD .... 03500" BRAVO TEODORO & GONZALES ANDRES
'""'051W06CD" "03600" M-C BUILDERS INC
'""'051W06CD" "03700" M-C BUILDERS INC
...... 051W06CD .... 03800" RIOS, ALFEDO & SHIRLEY
...... 051W06CD .... 03900" MILLER,JOHN R-TRUST
...... 051W06CD .... 04000" MORALES, MIQUEL & LUZ I & JOSE A
...... 051W06CD .... 04100" VBS CONST & STATSENKO VALDIMAR
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MARION COUNTY
MAP # TAXLOT #
PROPERTY OWNER
...... 051W06CD' ~' "04400"
...... 051W06CD .... 04500"
'""'051W06CD .... 04200" MIRANDA, EVELIO & NOEM
...... 051W06CD .... 04300" MILLER, DONALD
MILLER,DONALD
...... 051W06CD"
"04600"
"~700"
...... 051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD .... 04800"
"04900"
"o5ooo"
...... 051W06CD"
..... '051W06CD"
FIOCCHI,JOHN J &
FIOCCHI,JOHN J &
M-C BUILDERS INC
SCHMITZ,JULIA MILLER
YOUNG,SONJA F &
MILLER, GARY LEE LLC
...... 051W06CD"
..... 051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
"""051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
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'""'051W06CD"
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"'"'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
'""'051W06CD"
"05100" VALDEX, GUADALUPE JR & IRENE
"o¢2oo" IM-C BUILDERS INC
"0~300"~IM-C BUILDERS INC ¢: ,?'
','0,5400" ]M-C BUILDERS 'INC
,',05500" IMILLER, GARY LEE LLC
0,,~00" IM-C BUILDERS INC(TOT LOT)
"o 70o" ISCHMITZ, JULIA MILLER
"0 800" ISMITH,CRA G W & CAROL
"05900" IM-C BUILDERS INC
"0~000" IMILLER, JOHN R-TRUST
"o 1oo" IM-C BUILDERS INC
"06200" IMILLER,JOHN R-TRUST
"o63oo" IM-C BUILDERS INC
"06500"
"06600"
"06700"
'""'051W06CD" "06800"
..... 051W06CD .... 06900"
'""'051W06CD" "07000"
...... 051WOECD .... 07100"
'"'"051W06CD" "07200"
'""'051W06CD" "07300"
'""'051W06C D ....07400"
'""'051W06CD .... 07500"
...... 051W06CD"
INZHIROV, PETR & SVETL
M-C BUILDERS INC
TOMPKINS,MARY MILl_ER
3EAN,CANDY K
MCGINNIS,BARBARA MILL
M-C BUILDERS INC
GANOVICHEFF, ANNA
ARELLANO-RODRIGUEZ, MA
HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
"07600" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
...... 051W06CD .... 07700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
...... 051W06CD .... 07800" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
...... 051W06CD .... 07900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
...... 051W06CD .... 08000" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
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MAP # TAX~OT #
...... 051W06CD .... 08100"HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 08~200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 08~300" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC ,,
...... 051W06CD .... 0~400"HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 0~ 500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "0~ 300" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 0~ 700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
..... 051W06CD" "01~800"HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "0~ ;)00"HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 0c- 300" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "0c- 100" ~ERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
,,,.,051W06CD- .:,,.0c. 200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LEG- .. :~ :. ~.
'""'051W06CD" "0c- 300" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "0c-~400''HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "0c. 500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
',"'051W06CD" "0c- 500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "0c- ~00" 'HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""~51W06CD" '~. BOO" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "~ 900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "1C 900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "10100" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" -ld200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
="'051W06CD" "10300"HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "10400" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "10500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
"'"'051W06CD" "10600" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "10700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
,
'""'051W06CD" "10800" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'"'"051W06CD" "10900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
I uo-~W06CD" 1000" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'"'"051W06CD" "11100" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 11200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD .... 11300" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "11400" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
"'"'051W06CD" "11500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
'""'051W06CD" "11600" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
...... 051W06CD" "11700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC
...... 051W06DC .... 00400" OREGON GOLF ASSOCIATI
...... 051W06DC .... 00500" TUKWILA PARTNERS
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RESOLUTION NO.
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MARION COUN~'
MAP # TAXLOT #
...... 051W06DC .... 00600"
PROPERTY OWNER
...... 051WO6DC .... 00700"
...... 051WO6DC .... 00800"
...... 051WO6DC .... OD900"
...... 051W06DC .... 01000"
...... 051W06DC .... 0X 100"
...... 051W06DC .... 0;1200" TUKWILA PARTNERS
...... 051W06DC .... 01300" TUKWILA PARTNERS
051W06DC .... 01400" TUKVVILA PARTNERS
...... 051W06DC .... 01500"
"o22oo"
..... 051W06DC .... 01600"
,""'051W06DC" ~ "0~700"
'""'051W06DC .... 0;1800"
'""'051W06DC .... 01900"
'""'051W06DC" "0;~000"
'""'051W06DC" "02100"
'"'"051W06DC"
'""'051W06DC" "02300-
"02400"
'""'051W06DC"
HALTON DEVELOPMENT LT
CHARITAR, DINA N & J S
JUDSON,DONALD R & RHO
TUKWILA PARTNERS
TUKWILA PARTNERS
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(ACCESS ONLY)
TUKWILA PARTNERS
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(ACCESS.ONLY)
TUKWlLA,PARTNERS". ",.--
TUKWILA PARTNERS.
TUKWILA PARTNERS
EDWARDS~CAROL ANN
TUKVVlLA PARTNERS
PIERCE,DENNIS & BEECH
'""'051W06DC""02,500"
'""'051W06DC""02600"
'""'051W06DC""02700"
'""'o51wo6bC""02,800-
"""051W06DC" "02900" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
...... 051W06DC .... 03000" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W06DC""03100" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
.... 051W06DC" "03200" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W06DC""03300" RENAISSANCE CUSTOM HOMES
'""'051W06DC .... 03400"
...... 051VVO6DC .... 03500"
'""'051W06DC" "03600"
...... 051W06DC .... 03700"
"'"'051W06DC" "03800"
'""'051W06DC" "03900"
...... 051W06DC .... 04000"
'""'051W06DC .... 04100"
...... 051W06DC .... 04200"
...... 051WO6DC .... 04300"
...... 051WO6DC .... 04400"
PAGE 7- COUNCIL BILL NO.
RESOLUTION NO.
, TUKWILA PARTNERS(ACCESS ONLY)
ANDERSON,FLORENCE E F
TUKWILA PARTNERS
OREGON GOLF ASSOCIATI
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(TENNIS/SWIMMING)
RENAISSANCE CUSTOM HOMES
RENAISSANCE CUSTOM HOMES
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
RENAISSANCE CUSTOM HOMES
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAXL'OT #
'""'051W06DC .... 04500" UNITED PRopERTIES ORE
..... 051W06DC .... 04~00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
...... 051WO6DC .... 04{700" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W06DC .... 04B00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051WO6DC" "04)00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W06DC .... 05 )00" UNITED PROPERTIES(EMERG ACCESS)
'""'051W07AA .... 07 300" TUKWILA PARTNERS(PED ACCESS)
'""'051W07AA" "07 t00" TUKWILA PARTNERS
'""'051WO7AA .... 07 ~00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
...... 051W07AA .... 07 ~00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051WO7AA" "07 '00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
I""'051W07M" '"07 100" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE -,
'""'051W07M" "07 K)O" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W07M" "08 )00" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W07M" "08~100" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051WO7M" "08;~0(7' UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
'""'051W07AA" "08,300" UNITED PROPERTIES (TOT LOT)
'""'051W07AB" "00;~00" RESCH~STEVE F JR & COL
i'""'051W07AB" "0030(7' SMITH,CINDY A &
'""'051W07AB" "00400" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'"~'051WO7AB" "00500" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""'051WO7AB" "00600" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""'051W07AB" "00700" WITHERS LUMBER CO INC
'""'051WO7AB" "00800" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""'051W07AB .... 01000" PARKHURST, GLENN D & B
'""'051WO7AB" "01100" THELEN,CHRISTOPHER H
'""'051WO7AB" "01200" EPPS, WILLIAM A
'""'051WO7AB" "01300" WALSH, SHARON F
"""051WO7AB" "01400" GRISELL,RANDY G & DIA
"'"'051W07AB" "01500" HERSHBERGER,WARDE & P
'""'051WO7AB" "01600" REID~OLIVER A & MARIE
'""'051WO7AB" "01700" WIETHORN,V, ALDON G & P
'""'051W07AB" "01800" JAMESON~FRANK O jR &
'""'051WOTAB" "01900" PHIPPS~ SAM & MARYLU
'""'051WOTAB" "02100" POLING,HARPER A & JAC
'""'051W07AB .... 02200" QUAN,SlU W
...... 051W07AB .... 02300"KIGHT,LEONARD G & DEE
...... 051W07AB .... 02700"OREGON GOLF ASSOCIATI
...... 051W07^B .... 03100"OREGON GOLF^SSOCIATI
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RESOLUTION NO.
MARION
MAP #
...... 051W07AB"
...... 051W07AB .... 03400"
...... 051W07AB .... 03500"
...... 051W07AB .... 03600"
.... '05.1.W07AB" "0~3700"
'""'051W07AB .... 0,3800"
'""'051W07AB .... 03900"
...... 051W07AB .... 04000"
'""'051W07AB"
...... 051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
'"'"051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB"
COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
TAXLOT #
"03300" TUKWILA PARTNERS
"04100"
"04200"
"0,4300"
~ 0
"04500"
"04600"
"04700"
"04800"
"05000"
"0~100"
"05200"
"05300"
"05500"
"05600"
"05700"
"O58OO"
"O5900"
AIKEN,RONALD R 50% &
BREWER, JEFFERY P & TAWANA G
WAGNER, MAVlN G & BONN
BARNES,JACK W & ROSIN
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(COMMON AREA)
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(COMMON AREA)
BRADLEY, BERNADETFE
GIBBS TRUST, GIBBS ARDEN A TRUSTEES
HILL, RICHARD A & JANI
BELLUM,RICHARD J.& VI
TUKVVlLA,PARTNERS ~'~--' :: '"'
WOODBURN CONSTRUCTION
ZAUNER,CLIFFORD A & V
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(ACCESS)
PATTERSON,EDWIN E & C
MORSE~RICHARD L & SHA
MONTGOMERY, JOHN & GAY
MISTRY~ASHISH N & RIT
TUKVVILA PARTNERS
TUKWILA PARTNERS
TUKWILA PARTNERS
PAYNE,ROBERT D & PATR
POWERS,WILLIAM E & GL
MILLICAN~ MARY L
KRAXBERGER,WILLIAM F
TUKWlLA PARTNERS(COMMON AREA)
'""'051W07AB" "06000" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
...... 051W07AB .... 06100" OWINGS, SANDRA LEE
...... 051W07AB .... 06200" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
"06300"
'""'051W07AB"
'""'051W07AB" "06400"
..... '051W07AB .... 06500"
...... 051W07AB .... 06600"
'""'051W07AB .... 06700"
...... 051W07AB .... 06800"
...... 051W07AB .... 06900"
...... 051W07AB .... 07000"
"07100"
...... 051 W07AB"
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
RENAISSANCE CUSTOM HOMES
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
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RESOLUTION NO.
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MARION COUNTY
MAP # TAXt~OT #
..... 051W07AB ....07200"
...... 051W07AB"
...... 051W07AB"
...... 051W07AC"
...... 051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051 W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
='051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
'""'051W07AC"
PROPERTY OWNER
UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
"0?300" IUNITED PROPERTIES ORE
"07~400" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE
0q300' WOOSLEY, RoXLyN R-TRUS
"00~00"
"o oo"
"0q600"
"0O700"
"00800"
"00~900"
"01000"
"01300"
"01~400"
"01700"
"01900"
"02000"
"02100"
VACHTER, BETTY S
ZEHRUNG, DON L & MANET
FILLMORE, KAY
ZULEGER, ROBERT C & CA
OLSON,NORMA
DETERVILLE,ROCHE J &
i STENLUND,BARRY & JACQ
DETERVIrLE;ROCHE J&
GRINNELL,PHILLIP H &
MILNE,STANLEY D & PAT
HEER, GARY& TERRIE J
FLOMER,THOMAS J
BAKER, JOHN E & DELISA
LARIOS, SALVADOR
JAMISON,THOMAS & GILL
HOLCOMB,BURTON T & CA
KRAITER, GENE R & ELIZABETH
SCHWAN,F MARTIN & JUD
TYLER, SANDRA R
'""'051W07AC" "02200" HERMANSON,GLEN H
'""'051W07AC" "02300" SAWYER, MARGARET BOONE
'""'051W07AC" "02400"
'""'051W07AC" "02500"
MILLER FARM HOMEOWNER(SWIMMING)
HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""'051W07AC" "02600" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
!'""'051W07AC" "02700" IRONS,LLOYD & SWEENEY
'""'051W07AC" "02800" SEITZ, SUE ANN & MARTE
'""'051W07AC" "02900" HENKES,RICHARD J & KA
'"'"051W07AC .... 03000" HENNY, MILLARD T & LAU
...... 051W07AC .... 03100" FABRE,HAROLD A & JO O
..... '051W07AC" "03200" BAKER, JOHN E
'""'051W07AC" "03300"
...... 051W07BA .... 00105"
MILLER FARM HOMEOWNER(ACCESS)
CITY OF WOODBURN
...... 051W07BA .... 00200" WOODBURN ART LEAGUE
...... 051W07BA .... 00300" WOODBURN ART LEAGUE
...... 051W07BA .... 00400" GORMAN,THOMAS P & HAR
PAGE 10- COUNCIL BILL NO.
I~,ESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TA~LOT #
...... 051W07BA .... 0,0500" KWDS LLC & SEC VENTUR
...... 051W07BA .... 00500" KWDS LLC & SEC VENTUR
...... 051W07BA .... 00600" REHDER, DENNIS E ETiAL
.... "051W07BA .... 0~0700" CITY OF WOODBURN
'""'051W07BA .... 00800" CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS
.... 051W07BA .... 00,900" GASCHO,EUGENE R ETAL
'""'051W07BA" "01000" GASCHO, EUGENE R & JUD
...... 051W07BA .... 01100" PACIFIC NW BELL TELEP
...... 051W07BA .... 01200" NAUTA, LOUIS P & RHONDA
..... '051W07BA" "01300" MILLER, STUART M & REBE
...... 051W07BA .... 01400" NELSON,WARREN F & CAR
'""'051W07BA". :- "0~1500" KRASKOFF, E~AN &ANNA
"""051W07BA" "01600" MONTGOMERY, LOUISE
.... '051W07BA" "01700" SILVER, DONALD M & RUB
'""'051W07BA" "01800" VACHTER, SCOTF J & RUT
'""'051W07BA" "01900" CLARK JANIS H
"'"'051W07BA" "02000" MATHERS, HANNAH & BEA
'""'051W07BA" "0~100" MARTINF?,SILVERIO N J
'""'051W07BA" "02200" JENNINGS~WILLIAM J &
'""'051W07BA" "02300" ALBRICH,MARY ELIZABET
'""'051W07BA" "02400" CITY OF WOODBURN(DETENTION)
'""'051W07BA" "02500" JENSEN,BRIAN F & AMAN
'""'051W07BA" "02600", PICKE ! ! ,CHRISTOPHER L
'""'051W07BA" "02700"~ PHELAN,BILLY W JR & D
'""'051W07BA" "02800" WARD,BARRY WILLIAM
'""'051W07BA" "02,900" LEACH,MARK H
'""'051W07BA" "03000" KREBEDUENKEL,DIETER K
'""'051W07BA .... 03100" SNEGIREV, lVAN
'""'051W07BA" "03200" HATCH,EUGENE R & NANE
'""'051W07BA .... 03300" SONNEN,SIDNEY W
'""'051W07BA" "03400" MOLINA, LUIS R & LUZ M
'"'"051W07BA" "03500" BROWN,JAMES D & LADON
'""'051W07BA .... 03600" GUYTON,GARY & JOCELYN
...... 051W07BA" "03700" FORD, JENNIFER L
'""'051W07BA" "03800" PARRACK, RONALD G & SU
'""'051W07BA .... 03900" CHADBURN,MICHAEL W
...... 051W07BA .... 04000" LOPEZ~CHRISTINE V &
...... 051W07BA .... 04100" BUNDY LEONARD & MARGA
...... 051W07BA .... 04200" ATKINSON, JAMES T.
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MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAX~OT #:
..... '051W07BA .... 0~4300" ROWELL, LAYNE N
...... 051W07BA .... 04400"SHEPHERD,NADINE
'.'04500" WOLFGANG,ERICH H & DE
'""'051W07BA" "C~700" TUPPER,KEVIN & PARTID
..... '051W07BA" CALLAHAN, BARBARA R
?""051W07BA .... 0~1800" HUNT,DAVID W & HELEN
"""'051W07BA" "04.900" WRIGHT, PAUL G & CARRI
'""'051W07BA .... 01;000" GODINEZ, MIGUEL & GRISELDA
'""'051W07BA .... 07;100" RITCHIE,CALVlN G & JE
]
...... 051WO7BA .... 0!;200" JACOBS,NANCY J
'""'051W07BA" "0~ ;300" PEQUENO,ISRAEL L & MA
'""'051W07BA" "0! ;500" MAYFIELD,,CHARLOTTE &
'""'051W07BA" "0! ;600" ATWOOD,KATHARINA & DO
'"";051W07BA" "0~ ;700" WATTS, SHAWN M. & SKYE R.
'""'051W07BA" "0~ ;800" GONZALES, RONNIE N
'""~351W07BA" "0~ ;900" LISOFF, NICK
'""~351W07BA" "0~000" ORTIZ. SYLVIA ARRDYO
'""~351W07BA" "0~;100" WlENEKE, CARL W & LORI
'""'051W07BA" "0~1200" PEDERSON,NETTIE S
'""'051W07BA" "06300" BARTEL, RICHARD& JANE
'""'051W07BA" "CE~400" MCCAMPBELL, SEAN D & T
'""'051W07BA" "06.500" MORRISON,DWAYNE F
'""'051W07BA" "06600" COLEMAN,DIANA M
'""'051W07BA" "06700" HORTON,STEVEN E
'""'051W07BA .... 0(~.800" TORO,SABINO & SANDRA
'""'051W07BA" "0~900" MILLER,STEVEN D & CYN
'""'051W07BA" "07000" YOUNG,REX S & KEENIN
'""'051W07BA" "07~100'' SONNEN,TY & SHERI L
'""'051W07BA" "07200" !PALAFOX, HUMBERTO & WA
'""'051W07BA .... 07300" MCDERMOTT, DAVID R
'""'051W07BA" "0~400" ROBERTS,RICHARD & MAR
'""'051W07BA" "07500" HALTER, KAREN E
'""'051W07BA" "07600" ROEDEL,CARSTEN M
'""'051W07BA" "07700" TEMPLE,ANTHONY J & MA
'""'051W07BA" "07800" MICHELS,MICHELLE R &
...... 051W07BA .... 07900"ANDERSON,WADE E & DIA
...... 051W07BA .... 08000"KARP,SEAN D & MELANIE
...... 051W07BA .... 08100"KOVAL,WALTER A & LOIS
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RESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAg(LOT #
...... 051W07BA .... 08200" POWERS,STEVE E & LYNE
..... '051W07BA .... 08300" VELA, JULIO C & KIMBER
...... 051W07BA .... 08400" BECHTOLD,JOHN E & KAR
...... 051W07BA .... 0~8500" FIGUERAS,ANTHONY & MA
'""'051W07BA .... 0,8600" NEAL, BRUCE W & ANITA
..... 051W07BA .... (;,8700" NEJEDLO,NICOLE
'""'051W07BA .... (;8800" WOLFE,LONNIE
..... '051W07BA .... (~8900" MALLON,DEAN A & SHELL
...... 051W07BA .... Q9000" STUMPF,JERALD L & DEB
.... '051W07BA .... 09100" BACKMAN,ERIC
, ...... 051W07BA .... 09200" BENAVlDEZ,AMANDO III
~:i"051W07BA" "d~9300" LAUER, J.OSH D'& AMY -~ ?.~ ,
'""'051W07BA" "09400" FLETCHER,JEFFEREY S &
'""'051W07BA .... q9500" HU ~ ! ULA, DAVID W & DORIS
"'"'051W07BA" "~09600" PARRACK, BRIAN C & PHY
'""'051W07BA" "0~9700" BAILEY, RICHARD J JR &
'""'051W07BA" "09800" LOI--] IN,MARY M
'""'051W07BA" "0~9900" BISHOFF, DAVID J & ANGEl_AY
"""~051W07BA" "lp000" HtJ I I ULA, DAVID W & DOR
'""'051W07BA" "10100" WHITE, KERRYA & MELIS
'~;'051W07BA" "10200" BERNHARDT, PATRICK W
'""'051W07BA" "10300" GARClA-PERFT, POLICARP
'""'051W07BA" "10400" RYAN, DALE E & LAURA
'""'051W07BA" "10500" ASTORGA, FELIPE & BENI
'"'"051W07BA" "10600" ELLIOT~,TENLEY K &
'""'051W07BA" "10700" HOLLAND,CATHERINE
:'""'051W07BA" "10800" FRONTIER HOMES LLC, WADE, ROBERT
'""'051W07BA" "10900" PARSONS,JIM P & DIAND
'""'051W07BA" "1!000.' HIDDEN CREEKAPARTMEN
...... 051W07BA .... 11100" TAYLOR,TRACY L
'""'051W07BA" "11200" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC
'""'051W07BA" "11300" FLEMING,DAVID K& STEPHANIE L
'""'051W07BA" "11400" BOWMAN,BRUCE E & JO ANN L
'""'051W07BA" "11500" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC
'""'051W07BA .... 11600" FREDIANI,FRED A JR
,'""'051W07BA .... 11700" ROTH,DONALD C &','ROTH,DIANE J
..... '051W07BA .... 11800" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC
...... 051W07BA .... 11900" BRANNOCK, DUNYA
...... 051W07BA .... 12000" BROWN,JOHNC&HAYDIE
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RESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTy PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAXL~OT #
...... 051W07BA .... 12~100" JONES,JEFFERY S &
...... 051W07BA" "12~200" DESSELLIER, BRUCE R&DESSELLIER,JAMIE J
...... 051WO7BA""' "12300 PANKEY, MARCUS
...... 051WO7BA .... 16 400" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC
...... 051WO7BA .... 12 500" HUTTULA, DAVID W & DORIS
...... 051WO7BA" "12 300" BAILEY, JAIME L
'""'051W07BA" "12 700" OSBURNE,NATHAINEL R &
'""'051W07BA .... 12 300" CALLISON,JACK F JR &
'""'051W07BA" "13~000" CHARLES,CHERYL A
...... 051WO7BA" ARELLANO,GUADALUPE &
'""'051WO7BA" "13100" FERNANDO,LUIS . .,,
'""'051WO7BA":.. "12)00" MOESER, CHAD L & SANDR ~ ~ {:':,.; ,'~ .
'""'051WO7BA" "12300" KILMURRAY, PAMELA &KILMURRAY, MICHAEL
'""'051WO7BA" "1,3400" QUAN,MON Y&
'""'051WO7BA" "13500" WEMLINGER, MARJORIE SU
"'"'051WO7BA" "13 ~00" BLACKMAN,BRIAN P
'""'051WO7BA" "13~00" GILMORE, BRIAN J & ANT
'""'051W07BA" 1 ,4p00 RUIZ,ALBERTO & MARGAR
'""'051W07BA" "14100" CHAMBERLAIN~RICHARD D & BETH
'""'051W07BA" "14~00" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC
'""'051W07BA" "14300" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC
'""'051W07BA" "1~00"GREEN,ROBERT C JR
'""'051W07BA" "1~00" FISCHER,JOYCE M
'""'051W07BA" "14600" HERRIGES,GREGORY C & REBEKAH L
..... '051W07BA .... 14700"ANDERSON,ERIC JOHN& DAWN SHANNON
'""'051W07BA" "14800" BOETTCHER, PAUL A JR &
'""'051W07BA" "14900" BOLSTER,ROBERT A &
'""'051W07BA" "1'5000"GRAMZOW, ROBERT W & CA
'""'051W07BA" "15100" HUTCHINGS, DA LORA C & DOLORES G
'""'051W07BA" "15200" GIRODrTERESA D
'""'051W07BA" ':15300" TUCKER~TERRY L
'""'051W07BA" "15400" ARNDT,STEPHEN A &','ARNDT, DIANE L
...... 051W07BA" "15500" ARMSTRONG,JOHN R
'""'051W07BA .... 15600" CU77ONE,DAVID E &','CU77ONE,PATRICIA A
...... 051W07BA .... 15700"MCMURPHY, GERALD L & MARY E
...... 051W07BA .... 15800"MCCLAUGHERTY, NICHOLAS& CATHERINE
...... 051W07BA .... 15900'' TORRES-SOTO,ISIDRO & CUEVAS,BERNARDO
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RESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTY
MAP # TAXLOT
'""'051W07BA .... t6000"
...... 051W07BA"
...... 051W07BA"
'""'051W07BA"
PROPERTY OWNER
ELLIO ~ ~,GREGORY L
"16100" JONCICH,SARABELLE I
"16200" JONCICH,SARABELLE I
"16300" MCFARLAND,SCOI I & SHA
...... 051W07BA"
...... 051 W07 BA"
"'"'051W07BA"
...... 051W07BA"
.... "051W07BA"
...... 051W07BA"
"16400"
"1!6500"
"16600"
"16700"
"1680O"
"16900"
SNEGIREV, VASSA
HANDRAN,TROY A & MELO
SNEGIREFF,VASILY & ANASTASIA A
KHAMPHILAVONG, SAM &
STONE,JERRY L &','STONE,KAREN A
WOOLBRIGHT, WESLEY L &
..... 051W07BC ....17300"
'""'051~VOTBC"
'""'051W07BC"
'""'051W07BC"
'""'051W07BC" "17700"
'""'051W07BC" "1
'""'051W07BC" "17900"
'""'051W07BC" "18000"
'""'051W07BC" "18100"
'""'051W07BC" "18200"
'""'051W07BC" "1~
'""'051W07BC" "18400"
'""'051W07BC" "18500"
'""'051W07BC" "18600"
'""'051W07BC" "18700"
'""'051W07BC" "18800"
'""'051W07BC" "18900"
'""'051W07BC" "19000"
'""'051W07BC" "19100"
..... 051W07BC .... 19200"
'""'051W07BC" "19300"
'""'051W07BC .... 19400"
.... '051W07BC" "19500"
'""'051W07BC" "19600"
...... 051W07BC .... 19700"
JOHNSTON,TERRY A
VAN VELDHU!ZE. N, DON/~LD.!& BELINDA C
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
MAMETIEV, ALEX& ELIZA
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
MYERS,STEWART & HEATH
SYRUTHERS~ARCHIE A &
GULLARD,MURRAY M & CA
JAMES,RANDY L & KAREN
BOECKMAN,DONNA K
JOSEPH H & SHIR
LARSEN,THOMAS J &
BARTH,DENISE R
BRANNON,TONYA D-ETAL
WILLIAM &','PFAU,GWENDOLYN
JEFFREY P & ROCH
MASTERSON,MARC S & CAROLYN J
POLONSKI,ANDRES & MAZ
G,HENRY W
BOURN,JERRY &','BOURN,JANET
NICHOLS,BERNARD J JR
PERO ~ ii,LARRY J & HAT
HAWES,NEAL A & LAURIE
BAKER,AARON DAVID
M D CASE
'""'051W07BC .... 19800" M D CASE
...... 051W07BD .... 00100" SAALFELD,DONALD F &','SAALFELD,TOBIN L
...... 051W07BD .... 00200" GASCHO,EUGENE R & JUDITH ET AL
...... 051W07BD .... 00200" GASCHO,EUGENER&JUDI
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MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAXL~T #
...... 051W07BD .... 00,300" GASCHO, EUGENE& JUDITH
...... 051W07BD .... 00~400" GASCHO,EUGENE R & JUDI
..... '051W07BD .... 00 500,!LINDSTROM,DONALD E
..... 051W07BD .... 00300" AHO,ARMAS & ELLA L
..... '051W07BD" "00 ~00" MILLER FARM HOMEOWNER
...... 051W07BD .... 00 300" BARR,WILLIAM S & MARY
'""'051W07BD .... 00 ~)00"MCMULLEN,LAWRENCE H & DIANE
~'""'051W07BD .... 0lb00" BRACK, BEVERLY JOAN LIVING
TRUST, BRACK, BEVERLY JOAN TRUSTEE
MILLER FARM HOMEOWNER
..... 051w07ao .... 01~00" HUSSEMAN,KENNETH L &
'""'051W07BD" t . POORMAN~DON A &'DIANA:~,'
'""'051W07BD" "01 100" HADER,WlLLIAM E & MAR
"'"'051W07BD" "01 ~00" SEAMAN,BETTY M &
'""'051W07BD" "01 500" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""'051W07BD" "01 ~00" MILLER FARM HOMEOWNER
'""~)51W07BD" "01 ~00" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""~:)51W07BD" "01)00" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""~351W07BD" "02)00" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
"'"'051W07BD" "02~100" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS
'""'051W07BD" "02~00" TUKWlLA HOMEOWNERS AS
'""'051W07BD" "02S00" HENRYS FARM HOMEOWNER
'""'051W07BD" "02,700" GEMIV~ELI~ETH A
'""'051W07BD" "02¢~)0" WILHELEM,NEIL
'""'051W07BD" "02900" ATKINSON,JAMES T & LA
'""'051W07BD" "03,000"HUBENTHAL,ALLEN L & L
'""'051W07BD" "03100" LOSCUTOFF~ELIZABETH
'""'051W07BD" "03200" HAMMACK, GARY D & ROSE
'""'051W07BD" "03300" ASBURY, JULIE A
'""'051W07BD" "03400" BOYD,VlRGIL A &SHARRO
'""'051W07BD" "03500" KIRK, EUGENE A
...... 051W07BD .... 03600"CHADWICi~ELLIS WTRUS
...... 051W07BD" "03700" WOLCOTT, MARTIN W &','WOLCOTT, PAULA K
'""'051W07BD" "03800" TOWN GROUP INC, THE
...... 051W07BD" "03900" FARIA, MELVIN A & MARl
'""'051W07BD" "04000" ZANE,TERENCE A & MONI
...... 051W07BD .... 04100"WISE,JUDITH A
...... 051W07BD .... 04200"KAYSER,SUZANN J
...... 051W07BD .... 04300"BANDELOW, ROBERTA&E
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RESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTY
MAP # TAXLOT #
'""'051W07BD .... 04400-
...... 051W07BD .... 04500"
...... 051W07BD .... 04600"
...... 051W07BD .... 04700"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
...... 051W07BD"
"04800"
"~4900"
"05000"
...... 051W07BD" "05100"
'""'051W07BD"
...... 051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
'""'051W07BD"
"05200"
"Q5300"
"q5400"
~;;"0r5500"
",05600"
"0~700"
'""'051W07BD"
'""951W07BD"
'"'"051W07BD" "06300"
'""'051W07BD" "0~00"
'""'051W07BD" "06500"
'""'051W07BD" "06600"
'""'051W07BD" "06700"
'""'051W07BD .... 06800"
"'"'051W07BD" "06900"
'""'051W07BD" "07000"
'""'051W07BD" "07100"
'""'051W07BD"
PROPERTY OWNER
HIM,HENG &'r'HIM,DOMINIQUE A
OSTERGAARD, DEWARD J &
MORALES,SALVADOR &','MORALES, IMELDA
JOHNSON,ROBERT J JR &
<;LIEN,WILLIAM R & PAM
WEGENER,HELEN D
JOY, STEVEN & THERESA
BARNEKOFF, GREG
HERMANSEN,SONIA N & M
WUBBEN,COURTNEY G & B
NGUYEN,TAM & THERESA
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
IGNACIO,MURILLO ET AL
"0~5800" J JONES,RAYMOND A & CHR
?5900" IVARGAS,JORGE A & DIAN
,i06000" JLARAMORE,EDWARD A & P
06100" ]CORTINAS,OFELICA G
"06200" ITOWN GROUP INC, THE
"07200"
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
...... 051W07 B D"
'""'051W07BD" "07800"
'""'051W07BD" "07900"
..... 051W07BD" "08000"
'""'051W07BD .... 08100"
...... 051W07BD .... 08200"
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
M L MILLER CONSTRUCTION
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
HENRYS FARM HOMEOWNER (COM. AREA
HENRYS FARM HOMEOWNER (COM. ARI
HENRYS FARM HOMEOWNER (COM. AREA
BURLACHENKO,ANDREY & NATALYA
VELIZ, RODOLFO & CANDE
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
..... O51WO7BD .... 07300" TOWN GROUP INC, THE
'""'051W07BD" "07400" TOWN GROUP INC, THE
'""'051W07BD" "07500" TOWN GROUP INC, THE
'""'051W07BD" "07600" TOWN GROUP INC, THE
"07700"
TOWN GROUP INC, THE
GRUBB,MICHAEL S & RED
GAUTHIER, PETER J & KA
DUENES,THOMAS A&BELL,WENDY ANN 1/2 ea.
FLETCHER, IRVIN H & EV
DORN,DANIEL A & CATHE
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REDUCED ACCESS
PROPERTIES
MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAXI~OT #
...... 051W07AA .... 00,t100" LEE,KIMBERLY A & HOCK
...... 051W07AA .... 0C_>00" SMITH,CARL J &
...... 051W07AA .... 0C 300" ASHLEY, BENJAMIN A & J
..... 051WO7AA .... 0C400" SCHRENK~RONALD H & LI
'""'051WO7AA" "0C 500" HANEBERG,ERIC B & PAM
'""'051W07AA" "0C 300" HENDRICKS,KEVIN M & K
."'"'051W07AA .... 0C ~'00"KOEPPING,PAUL R & KRI
.'""'051WO7AA" "0C300" GLAVNIK, NIKOLAY & LYU
..... 051W07AA .... OC~)00"WOLFER,JON A & DEBRA
'""'051WO7AA" "01 )00" NIELSEN;SHANNON T &iR ~'-'.'? ,".~ .~
~'""'051WO7AA" "01~00" SEETHOFF,PATRICK M &
'""'051WO7AA" "01 ~_00"FREY, KENNETH
'""'051WO7AA" "01 300" BERRY, MICHAEL D &
;'""'051W07AA" "01 ~00" BLOMBERG,WALTER M & N
'""'051W07AA" "01 500" KITCHEN,FLOYD E & BRE
;'""~:)51WO7AA" "01 300" LUNEKE,KEITH E & BEVERLY L
'""'051W07AA" "01100" CHRISTOFF, DAVlD J & J
'""'051W07AA" "01 300" REINHARDT, JOHN A'& RE
'""'051W07AA" "01 ;)00"BARBOUI~MARGARET J &
'""'051W07AA" "02 )00" MARCOTTE-LING,JULIA F
'""'051WO7AA" "02700" BEAM,THOMAS L &','BEAM, SUZAN T
'""'051W07AA" "02 ~.00"CENTEX HOMES
'""'051W07AA" "02 300" ANDERSON,JAMES S & MARILYN J
'""'051W07AA" "02~400"
'""'051W07AA" "02~500" CENTEXCENTEX HOMESHoMES
'""'051W07AA" "02~00" BETTS,DONALD G &','BETTS,TERESA L
'""'051W07AA'' "02~700" CENTEX HOMES
'"'"051W07AA" "02800" SHUMWAY, DAVID L & SALLY J
...... 051WO7AA .... 02,900" JONES,JANIC,E I & DAVl
...... 051W07AA .... 03000"CENTEX HOMES
'""'051W07AA" "03100" CENTEX HOMES
'""'051W07AA" "03200" RIFFLE,DAVID S & LIND
'""'051W07AA" "03300" SHIM,HYONG W & MI YOU
'""'051W07AA .... 03,400" DOOLEY, MICHAEL R & MA
...... 051W07AA .... 03500"MILLER,MARl LEE
...... 051W07AA .... 03600"MAXWELL,MICHAEL P & PATRICIA J
...... 051W07AA .... 03700"WINDER,SHANE R & MICH
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RESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAXLOT #
...... 051W07AA .... Q3800"KAPSSOF, BILL& NOREEN
...... 051W07AA .... 03900"TORRES,MARIA L &
...... 051W07AA .... 04000"TELEUSHOV;IMASH Y
...... 051W07AA" "04100"HANNON,JAY E & SALLY
'""'051W07AA .... (:114200"CARR,KEVlN M & LISA H
,'""'051WO7AA .... 04300" :SNOWHILL,GRANT W & JA
'""'051W07AA" "04400" BLANKE,DAVlD E
...... 051WO7AA .... 0;4500" KlM,ANNA B
...... 051W07AA" "0~4600" HULSTROM,JOHN R
...... 051W07AA" "04700" SWANNACK, ROBERT D & A
'""'051WO7AA .... 0~_800" SMITH,LAURE I IA F
.... "051W07AA" "0~1900" DEL CA..S~LLO,JESUS &
'""'051W07AA" "05000" JAYNES,PEGGY A
'""'051W07AA" "0~100" STUART, ROBERT A & CAT
'""'051W07AA" "05200" BROWN,CURTIS L & ERIN
"'"'051W07AA" "05300" S~I:PHENS,LAURENCE H & CRISTINE G
'""'051W07AA" "0: i500"IRONWOOD AT TUCKWILA(TOT LOT)
'""~351W07AA" "0~ ;600"KENT, SANTIAGO.A & KEL
'""'051W07AA" "0~ ;700"BANUELOS, ROSA E &
'""'051W07AA" "0~ ;800":CASS,DENNIS & LINDA L
'""'051W07AA" "0~ .900"ADKINS,RONA~D L &','ADKINS,KATHY J
'"~51W07AA" "0( 000" BROOKFiELD,JOHN M
'""'051W07AA" "06100" NEWBURY, DOUGLAS T & J
"'"'051W07AA" "06200" VELIZ, RAUL JR & MARIE
'""'051W07AA" "06300" NUSS,CHARLES H &','NUSS, SUSAN M'
'""'051W07AA" "06400" IVES,DAVID C &','IVES,HEATHER L
'""'051W07AA" "06500" SHUBIN,GEORGE JR & TA
'""'051W07AA" "06600" CARIGNAN,ROGER & JULI
'""'051W07AA" "06700" VELASCO,ARMANDO A & D
..... 051WO7AA .... 06800" wHI II:HURST, NORMAN A
'""'051W07AA" "06900" PEDDICORD,CHRISTOPHER
'""'051W07AA" "07000" SCHIEDLER~CURTI9
'""'051W07AA" "07100" TOMPKINSrMICHELLE D & SAKAI,GEORGE JOJI
..... 051W07AA .... 07200" MILLER,SHAWN L & CHRI
...... 051W08BB" "00100CAMACHO, ROSA C
'""'051W08BB .... 00200 FELLER,JAMES P & MAR
...... 051W08BB .... 00300 MITCHELL,TODD M
...... 051W08BB .... 00400 MI~ ~MANN,HUBERTUS J
...... 051W08BB .... 0_0500SPRECHER,THOMAS W & --
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R. ESOLUTION NO.
MARION COUNTY PROPERTY OWNER
MAP # TAXL~OT #
'""'051W08BB .... 00~00 MINOR,GARY J &
...... 051W08BB .... 00~'00STUCKI,BERKLEY K &','STUCKI,ANGELA J
'""'051W08BB" "00~00 MCCALLUM,PETER J &','MCCALLUM,ILA F
...... 051W08BB .... 00)00 DOZIER,STACIE L
..... '051W08BB .... 01 )00 MONTGOMERY,ARTHUR J
.... '051W08BB .... 01100 ROTH,RONALD D & EILEEN L
'""'051W08BB .... 01 !00 WALLACE,THOMAS J TRU
"""051W08BB .... 01 100 GRIMALDI,BOBBI L & P
!'""'051W08BB" "01,100HEIDE,MICHAEL DEAN
...... 051W08BB .... 01 i00 TAYLOR, DORIAN D
'""'051W08BB" "01' ~00 POTTER, RANDALL J
'""'051W08BB" "01"00 MORELAND~DONNA M & J '
'""'051W08BB .... 01; ~00 OLSEN,BRANDON A & RA
'""'051W08BB" "02~lO0 CANTU,JOHN SR & ALMA & JOHN A JR
'""'051W08BB" "02 00 COX, JEFFREY D & MARG
'""'051W08BB" "02: !00 STERLING,MARK D &','STERLING,MARCIA
'""'051W08BB" "02: ~00 HINDMAN,LOUIS E
'""'051W08BB" "02, 100 JAMISON~GILBERT D & SHIRLEY K
'""'051W08BB" "021 ;00 !SANDERS, LON L &','SANDERS,,PEGGY S
'""'051W08BB" "02~ i00 MORTENSEN,JAMES V &
'""'051W08BB" "02, too BAXLEY, RICHARD A &
'""'051W08BB" "02800 ELLINGSON,DAVlD B & KIMBERLY
'""'051W08BB" "02900 LASSER, PETER R &','LASSER~JUDY D
'""'051W08BB" "03000 KUZNETSOV?NTON! K & EKATERINA
'""'051W08BB" "03100 SCHMIDT, BRANDON J &','SCHMIDT, ELAINE M
'""'051W08BB" "03200 LUNA, RICK L & SHEPPA
'""'051W08BB" "03300 BEYER, BRIAND & SARA
'""'051W08BB" "03400 KIM,ANDREY S & EUNAH
'""'051W08BB" "03500 MAGRUDER, KIMBERLY A
'""'051W08BB" "03600 GRAFF,GERALD II & BR
'""'051W08BB" "03700 GROVE,DEREK & MICHEL
:'""'051W08BB" "03800"FOX,AARON J & AMY E
'""'051W08BB" "03900" BAUMAN,JERRY
'""'051W07AB" "02600" TUKWILA PARTNERS
'""'051W07AB" "02601" TUKWILA PARTNERS
.... 051W07AB" "03200" TUKVVILA PARTNERS
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RESOLUTION NO.
SECTION 5. PROPERTY CATEGORY FOR BENEFIT DETERMINATION,
ASSESSMENT METHOD, COST DISTRIBUTION TO BENEFITTED
PROPERTIES:
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PROPERTY CATEGORY FOR BENEFIT DETERMINATION:
1 FULL ACCESS PROPERTIES: All properties within the district boundary
that do not qualify for a reduced access property designation
REDUCED ACCESS: The residential properties within the district
boundary that are served by Hazelnut Drive, and located south and
southeast of the intersection of Tukwila Drive with Hazelnut Drive. These
properties have the privilege of utilizing Front Street, minor arterial as their
primary route, and these properties may be subject to a portion of Front
Street improvement assessment at a future date.
DIRECT 'ACCESS: Properties, which have direct ingress and egress access
omo Boones Ferry, shall be assessed an additional cost for approach
installation
Be
PROPOSED METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
It is proposed that 25% of the project cost be distributed against the properties -
having structure(s) built on it or planned to have structures built on it at a future
date be baSed on property area. The remaining 75% of the project cost be
distributed to all properties based on the impact created by the property that
quantified by the vehicle trips generated. (Note: Trips generated by different uses
are outlined in the Institute of Transportation Engineers)
COST DISTRIBUTION TO BENEFITED PROPERTIES
FULL ACCESS PROPERTIES: Since these properties will utilize the
proposed improvements as a primary route, it is proposed that these be
assessed 100% of the calculated assessment mount. The assessment amount
for these properties will be calculated using the combination of property area
and trip generation method stated earlier
REDUCED ACCESS PROPERTIES: Since.these properties do have another
primary route available, the assessment is proposed to be reduced, based on the
amount of benefit received.
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The reduced benefit is proposed to be calculated at 65% of full access
properties. The reduction is based on a traffic analysis provided for the specific
area, which identifies 65% of the generated traffic will utilize Boones Ferry
Road.
DIRECT ACCESS PROPERTIES: Full access properties, that have direct
access c~nto Boones Ferry, are proposed to be assessed a flat rate amount
for
the insv
REDU(
defined
be used
llation of the driveway approach to their property.
iTION OF ASSESSMENTS DUE TO SPECIFIC FUNDING: When
~unds are received by the city, such as developer contribution, it shall
to reduce the assessments of specified properties.
SECTION 6. ENGINEERS PROJECT COST ESTIMATE
A. Estimated oost of the Boones Ferry
from Goose Creek to Country Club
Str0et Improvement Cost =
Underground Existing Utilities =
Sub total =
Estimated 0ost of the Boones Ferry
from Country Club to Vanderbeck
$ 341,590
$15o,ooo
$ 491,590
Stroet Improvement Cost
Underground Existing Utilities
Sub total
= $ 325,793
= $144,000
= $ 469,793
Co
Estimated cost of the Boones Ferry
from Vandcrbeck to Hazelnut Drive
Stroet Improvement Cost
Underground Existing Utilities
Sub total
= $ 313,364
= $100,000
= $ 413,364
TOTAL PROJECT COST
$1.374.747
Note: Estimated costs include 10 % for contingency & administration
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RESOLUTION NO.
SECTION 7. COST ALLOCATION FOR FUNDING SUPPORT
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PROJECT COST TO BE ALLOCATED TO THE CITY
(Costs which are not to be assessed)
Estimated capacity cost for additional
14 feet of Width and additional structural
Thicknessi
a. Goose Creek to Country Club
b. Country Club to Vanderbeck
c. Vanderbeck to Hazelnut Dr.
$ 99,630
$ 95,023
$ 91,398
¸.
Capacity Cost Total
Two thirds of the estimated cost for."i.~
undergrounding the utilities
$ 286,051
a. Goose Creek to Country Club $100,000
b. CoUntry Club to Vanderbeek $ 96,000
c. Vanderbeek to Hazelnut Dr. ..$. 66,667
2/3 Undergrounding Cost Total = $ 262,667
TOTAL CITY SUPPORT
= $ 548:7, lS
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PROJECT COST ALLOCATED TO BENEFITTED PROPERTIES
25% of the project cost be distributed
against the properties based on area,
(square footage of property).
$204,257
75% of the project cost be distributed
to all properties based on vehicle trips
generated, property impact.
$612,772
Approach cost will be distributed to
property which requires the approach
based on a flat rate fee of $500 each.
9,000
TOTAL BENEFITED PROPERTY SUPPORT
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RESOLUTION NO.
SECTION 9. UNIT DETERMINATION FOR METHOD
OF ASSESSMENT.
AREA UNIT: Based on total square
footage of individual parcel or lot. Calculated
thei same for both developed or underdeveloped
progeny.
TRIP GENERATION UNIT FOR: Trip units are based on the trip
generation rates as determined by the Institute of Transportation Engineers,
Trip Generation Manuel, 6~ Edition. Developed property is assigned a trip
rate based on the current use.
Trip units on vacant property, which have received land use approv, al either
corlceptual of final, have,been based on the projected trips for ~ihd'apprOved
use~
Single Family Residential =
Multi Family/Duplex =
Golf Course =
9.57 trips/unit (100%)
6.22 trips/unit' (65%)
6.63 trips/unit
5.04 trips/ao-e
Ce
Planned Unit Developmem
UNIT AR~A COST
46.78 trips/acre (100%)
30.54 trips/acre (65%)
Total adjusted area of properties
within the district
6,548,992sq. R.
The project assessment cost to
be distributed using property area.
(25% of project cost to be assessed)
$ 204,257
3. Cost per square foot
= $O.03/sq. ~.
D. UNIT VEHICLE TRIP COST
Total number vehicle trips generated
Within the entire district.
8611 trips
The project assessment cost to
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distributed using vehicle trips
(75% of project cost to be assessed)
$612,772
Cost per vehicle trip
= $71.16/trip
SECTION 10. DISTRIBUTION OF COST ALLOCATION TO BENEFITED
PROPERTIES
IMPROVEMENT COST ALLOCATED TO
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
Standard Residential Street Improvement
Cost To Be Assessed Against The Benefiting
..P.r.opertieS.~ =
One Third Of The Estimated Cost For
Undergrounding The Utilities.
$ _6.79,729
Goose Creek to Country Club
Country Club to Vanderbeck
Vanderbock to Hazelnut Dr.
$ 50,000
$ 48,000
$33.333
Undergrounding Total =
IMPROVEMENT COST TO BE ALLOCATED
TO ASSESSMENT DISTTICT PROPERTIES =
(Includes 15 apprOaches @ $500.00 each)
$131,333
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PROJECT COST ALLOCATION TO PROPERTIES OUTSIDE OF THE
CITY BOUNDARY BUT WITHIN THE URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY:
Method of assessment is based on same distribution as properties within the
assessment district.
Properties Outside Assessment District
But Within Urban Growth Boundary
$14,967
TO BE FUNDED BY UGBSDC FEES
(Includes 3 approaches (~ $500.00 each)
(Includes undergrounding cost share)
TOTAL COST DISTRIBUTION
TO BENEFITEi) PROPERTIES
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SECTION 11. REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENTS DUE TO SPECIFIC FUNDING
RECEIVED
Defined de~veloper contributions of $65,500 is to be used to equally reduce the.
assessmen amount of ali lots in Heritage Park Subdivision as per agreemem.
SECTION 12. Ib [DIVIDUAL ESTIMATED PROPERTY ASSESSEMNTS
A. PROPER' ?lES WITH FULL ACCESS AND DIRECT ACCESS; 100%
ASSESSI~ iENT BASED ON AREA OF PROPERTY AND TRIPS
GENERA FED. NO DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTION
MAP & Y.AX LOT, PROPERTY OWNER APPROACH ,'. AS~'~SSME~IT
NO. COST RATE
COST ~1~ COST TOTAL
SS00 EA.
PROPERTIES WITH DIRECT ACCESS
051W07AB"~X)200" RES.CH,S~EVE F JR & COL $487.21 $500.00 $681.03 $1,669.17
O51W07AB'"~I0300" SMITH,CII~ DY A & $652.79 $500.00 $681.03 $,1~835.06
051W07BA'"'00200" WOODBUI IN ART LEAGUE $449.23 $500.0( $681.03 $1,631.12
O51W07BA'"'00300" WOODBUI~,N ART LEAGUE $298.84 $500.00 $1,021.54 $1,820.95
O51W07BA'"'00900" GASCHO,I !UGENE R ETAL $1,357.87 $500.00 $3,131.15 $4,991.62
O51W07BA'"'01000" GASCHO,~UGENE R & JUD $2,086.77 $500.00 $3,131.15 $5,721.92
051W07BA'"'01100" PACIFIC NW BELL TELEP $1,071.23 $1,000.00 $681.03 $2,754.31
051W07BA'"'01200" NAUTA, LO, UIS P & RHONDA $678.69 $500.00 $681.03 $1,861.01
051W07BA""01300" MILLER, STUART M & REBE $1,208.73 $1,000.00 $681.03 $2,892.07
051W07BD'"'00100" SAALFELD,DONALD F $873.43 $500.00 $681.03 $2,056.13
&','SAALFELD,TOBIN L
051W07BD""00400" GASCHO,EUGENE R & JUDI $1,048.10 $500.00 $3,131.15 $4,681.26
051W07BD""00500" LINDSTR~M,DONALD E $713.52 $500.00 $681.03 $1,895.91
I
051W07BD'"'00600" AHO,ARfvlAS & ELLA L $708.94 $500.00 $681.03 $1,891.33
$11,635.35 $7,500.00 $16,544.26 $35,701.86
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PROPERTIES WITH FULL ACCESS: 100% ASSESSMENT BASED ON
AREA oF PROPERTY AND TRIPS GENERATED. WITH DEVELOPER
CONTRIBUTION
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TRIP REDUCTION
MAP & TAX LOT NO, PROPERTY OWNER~ AREA, ~'.WITH TOTAL
COST RATE :
DEVELOPER ASSESSMEN'
COST CONTRIBUTION COST
PROPERTIES WITHOUT DIRECT ACCESS
'"051W06CD'"'00100" MILLER~,ALLEN $232.29 $681.03 $0.00 $913.76
"051W06CD'"'00200" RUDD, KENNTH M. $187.24 $681.03 $6.00 $868.63
i
"051W06CD""00300" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
,"051W06CD'"'00400" MENDEZ, JESUS $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051WQ6CD',.10~050OY SCHMi I!/_,JULIA MILLER $186.78 _~ ~681.03 $0.00 $868..16
"051W06CD'"~00;i'~: HAMBERGEF~JE~sE' {~::': $186.Y8'~ ~.~681:1:~3 $0.00 !~' $86~8:'16
GRAHAM
"051W06CD'"'00700" DELBRIDGE, DOROTHY A & $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
STAN
'~051W06CD'"'00800" ALBRIGHT, GARY J & $186.78' $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
LESLIE/~
"051W06CD'"~FJ(X)" GUSTAFSON,DAVlD M $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
:'~51W06CD'"'01000" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.87 $681.03 $0.00 $868.25
'~)51W06CD'"'01100" ARELLANO FERNAND & $208.35 $681.03' $0.00 $889.77.
SANDY
'~)51W06CD'"'01200" MILLER,GARY LEE LLC $260.74 $681.03 $0.00 $942.27
"051W06CD'"'01300" MATYEEV, DIMITRY & $202.44 $681.03 $0.00 $883.85
USTINA
"051W06CD'"'01400" CHARLESWORTH,JARED W $187.90 $681.03 $0.00 $869.28
,"051W06CD'"'01500" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'01600" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'01700" M-C BUILDERS INC( $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
DETENTION)
"O51WO6CD'"'01800" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'01900" MCGINNIS, BARBARA MILL $186.78 $681.03' $0.00 $868.16'
"051W06CD""02000" MCGINNIS,BARBARA MILL $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'02100" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'02200" M-C BUILDERS INC $187.84 $681.03 $0.00 $869.22
"051W06CD'"'02300" MILLER,ALLEN $227.09 $681.03 $0.00 $908.55
"051W06CD'"'02400" THOMPSON,VERN $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'02500" M~C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'02600" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'02700" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
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Map and Tax Lot~ Owner Area Trip Reduction Total
'~)51W06CD'"'02800" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD""02900" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'03000" M-C BUILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'03100" MILLERIALLEN ,-~. $227.46 $681.03 $0.00 $908.92
"051W06CD'"'03200" MILLER DONALD ' $256.29 $681.03 $0.00 $937.81
"051W06CD""03300" BOSQU :_Z GUSTAVO E & $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
AYDA !
'~)51W06CD'"'03400" M-C BUILDERS INC $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
"051W06CD'"'03500" BRAVO,~EODORO & $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
GONZA .ES ANDRES
"051W06CD""03600" U-C BU LDERS INC $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
"051W06CD'"'03700" M-C BU LDERS INC $189.89 $681.03 $0.00 $871.28
"051, VV06CQ~-~03800"RIOS; A~FED.O & SHIRLEY $2".~.5zl $681.08 $0.00 ~ ~ $929.04
"051W06CD'"'03900" MILLERiJOHN R-TRUST $257.50 $681.03 $0.00 $939.02
"051W06CD""04000" MORALES, MIQUEL & LUZ I $189.89 $681.03 $0.00 $871.28
& JOSE ~
'~351W06CD""04100" VBS CONST & STATSENKO $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
VALDIM ~,R
"051W06CD"04200" MIRAN£ A~EVELIO & NOEM $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
"051W06CD'"~34300" MILLERiDONALD $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
"051W06CD'"~4400" MILLERiDONALD $189.92 $681.03 $0.00 $871.31
'~351W06CD'"~)4500" FIOCCHI~JOHN J & $246.55 $681.03 $0.00 $928.00
'~351W06CD'"'04600" FIOCCHI,JOHN J & $226.44 $681.03 $0.00 $907.90
'~)51W06CD'"~)4700" M-C BUILDERS INC $193.10 $681.03 $0..00 $874.49
'~)51W06CD'"'00800" SCHMI~JULIA MILLER $186.87 $681.03 $0.00 $868.25
"051W06CD""04900" YOUNGiSONJA F & $186.87 $681.03 $0.00 $868.25
"051W06CD'"'05000" MILLERiGARY LEE LLC $213.61 $681.03 $0.00 $895.05
"051W06CD'"'05100" VALDEX, GUADALUPE JR & $197.80 $681.03 $0.00 $879.20
IRENE ~
"051W06CD'"'05200" M-C BUILDERS INC $204.46 $681.03 $0.00 $885.88
"051W06CD'"'05300" IM-C BUILDERS INC $186.84 $681.03 $0.00 $868.22
"051W06CD'"'05400" M-C BUI!LDERS INC $196.96 $681.03 $0.00 $878.36
'~)51W06CD'"'05500" :MILLER,GARY LEE LLC $282.03 $681.03 $0.00 $963.60
"051W06CD'"'05600" M-C BUILDERS INC(TOT $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
LOT)
"051W06CD'"'05700" SCHMI'FZ, JULIA MILLER $267.12 $681.03 $0.00 $948.66
"051W06CD'"'05800" SMITH,CRAIG W & CAROL $194.06 $681.03 $0.00 $875.46
"051W06CD'"'05900" M-C BUI~LDERS INC $200.94 $681.03 $0.00 $882.35
"051W06CD'"'06000" MILLER,JOHN R-TRUST $197.70 $681.03 $0.00 $879.11
"051W06CD'"'06100" M-C BUILDERS INC $188.89 $681.03 $0.00 $870.28
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Map and Tax Lot Owner Area Trip Reduction Total
"051W06CD'"'06200" MILLER,JOHN R-TRUST $195.52 $681.03 $0.00 $876.92
"051W06CD'"'06300" M-C BUILDERS INC $197.98 $681.03 $0.00 $879.39
"051W06CD'"'06400" INZHIROV, PEI~R & SVETL $192.75 $681.03 $0.00 $874.15
"051W06CD'"'06500" M-C BUILDERS INC $193.19 $681.03 : $0.00 $874.59
"051W06CD'"'06600" TOMPKINS,MARY MILLER $211.71 $681.03 $0.00 $893.1';!.
"051W06CD'"'06700" BEAN,CANDY K $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD""06800" MCGINNIS,BARBARA MILL $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
'"051W06CD'"'06900" M-C BI~ILDERS INC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD""07000" GANOVlCHEFF, ANNA $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'07100" ARELLANO-RODRIGUEZ, MA $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'07200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $25~.28 $681.03 $0.00 $932.78
"051W06CD'"'07300" HERIT/~GE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'07400" HERITAGE MEADQWS.~LLC $186.78 ~ ~ $681.03 $0.00, ~: '.;~.~'~$868.16
"051W06CD'"'07500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD""07600" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'07700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.1,5
"051W06CD'"'07800" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.1~
"051W06CD'"'07900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD'"'08000" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 :$681.03 $0.00 $868.16
'~351W06CD'"'08100" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $187.84 $681.03 $0.00 $869.22
=~51W06CD'"'08200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $191.32 $681.03 $0.00 $872.71
'.~51W06CD'"'08300" HERITA, GE MEADOWS LLC $245.61 $681.03 $0.00 $927.11
'.~51W06CD'"'08400" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $188.64 ,$F~1.03 $0.0(] $870.03
'~)51W06CD'"'08500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $188.80 $681.03 $0.0~ $870.1~
'~51W06CD'"'08600" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.1~
"051W06CD'"'08700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $189.17 $68'1.03 $0.00 $870.56
"051W06CD'"'08800" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $202.34 $681.03 $0.00 $883.76
"051W06CD'"'08900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $186.78 $681.03 $0.00 $868.16
"051W06CD""09000" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $196.55 $681.03 $0.00 $877.95
"051W06CD'"'09100" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $256.32 $681.03 $0.00 $937.84
"051W06CD'"'09200" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $207.32 $681.03' $0.00 $888.75
"051WO6CD""09300" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $207.32, $681.03 $0.00 $888.7C
"051W06CD'"'09400" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $207.32 $681.03 $0.00 $888.7~
"051W06CD'"'09500" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $226.78 $$8'I.03 $0.00 ' $908.2,!
"051W06CD""09600" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $2_26.78 $681.03 $0.00 $908.24
"051W06CD'"'09700" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $207.32 $681.03 $0.00 $888.75
"051W06CD'"'09800" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $207.32 $681.03 $0.00 $888.75
"051W06CD'"'09900" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $261.80 $681.03 $0.00 $943.33
"051W06CD'"'10000" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $256.44 $681.03 $0.00 $937.96
"051W06CD'"'10100" HERITAGE MEADOWS LLC $216.88 $681.03 $0.00 $898.32
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"051W06CD'"'10200" HERITA, DE MEADOWS LLC $216.88 $681.03 $0.00 $898.32
"051VVO6CD""10300" HERITA~ ~E MEADOWS LLC $216.88 $681.03 $0.00 $898.32
I"051W06CD'"'10400" HERITA, ~E MEADOWS LLC $217.47 $681.03 $0.00 $898.91
'"051W06CD""10500' HERITA, ~E MEADOWS LEC $216.88 $681.03 $0.00 $898.32
"051W06CD'"'10600" HERITA, ~E MEADOWS LLC $213.61 $681.03 $0.'~)0 $895.05
"051W06CD'"'10700" HERITA, ~E MEADOWS LLC $213.61 $681.03 $0.00 $895.05
'~351W06CD'"'10800" HERITA~ ~,E MEADOWS LLC $269.43 $681.03 $0.00 $950.97
"051W06CD'"'10900" HERITA~ ~E MEADOWS LLC $263.60i $681.03 $0.001 $945.14
"051W06CD""11000" !HERITA~~E MEADOWS LLC $212.46 $681.03 $0.00 $893.89
"051W06CD""11100" ~HERITA~~E MEADOWS LLC $212.46 $681.03 $0.001 $893.89
"051W06CD'"'11200' ~HERITA~~E MEADOWS LLC $215.73 $681.03 $0.00 $897.17
"051W06CD'"'11300" !HERITA~~E MEADOWS LLC $216.32 $681.03 SO. off' $897.76
"051W06CD?'11400" HERITA~ ~E MEADOWS LLC.-~ $215.73 - $681;03~:. ' SO. Off "~$897;'17
"051W06CD'"'11500" HERITA~ ~E MEADOWS LLC $215.73 $681.03 SO. off $897.17
"051W06CD'"'11600" HERITA~ ~E MEADOWS LLC $215.73 $681.03 SO. Off $897.17
"051W06CD'"'11700" HERITA~ ~E MEADOWS LLC $275.15 $681.03 SO. Off $956.71
"051W06DC'"'00400" OREGOId GOLF $6.00 $3,095.23 SO. Off $3,095.23
ASSOCI' TIONIh
"051W06DC'"'00500" TUKWlL'~, PARTNERS so.off $0.00 SO. off $0.00
"051W06DC'"'00600" HALTOI~ DEVELOPMENT LT $.223.23 $681.03 SO.Off $904.68
"051W06DC'"'00700" CHARIT, ~,DINA N & J S $305.29 $681.03 SO.off $986.90
"051W06DC'"'00800" JUDSOI~,,DONALD R & RHO $322.97 $681.03, SO.Off $1,004.61
"051W06DC'"'00900" TUKWlI.A PARTNERS $165.33 $681.03 SO.Off $846.67
"051W06DC'"'01000" TUKWlLA PARTNERS $190.33 $681.03: So.off $871.72
"051W06DC'"'01100" TUKWILA $0.00 $0.00 SO.Off $0.00
PARTNERS(ACCESS)
"051W06DC'"'01200" TUKWII_~ PARTNERS $212.02 $681.03' SO.Off $893.45
"051W06DC'"'01300" TUKWILA PARTNERS $214.36 $681.03 SO.Off $895.79
"051W06DC'"'01400" TUKWILA PARTNERS $239.98 $681.03 SO.off $921.46
"051W06DC""01500" TUKWII~ PARTNERS $262.08 "$681.03 SO.Off $943.61
'~)51W06DC;"'01600" TUKWILA $0.00 SO.Off SO.Off $0.00
PARTNERS(ACCESS)
"051W06DC'"'01700" TUKWlLA PARTNERS $262.08 $681.03 $0.00 $943.61
"051W06DC'"'01800" TUKWILA PARTNERS $239.98 $681.03 $0.00 $921.46
"051W06DC""01900" TUKWILA PARTNERS $321.38 $681.03 $0.00 $1,003.02
"051W06DC";'02000" EDWARDS,CAROL ANN $288.98 $681.03 SO.Off $970.55
"051W06DC'"'02100" TUKWILA PARTNERS $172.96 $681.03 SO.off $854.31
"051W06DC'"'02200" PIERCE,DENNIS & BEECH $186.03 $681.03 SO.Off $867.41
"051W06DC'"02300'' TUKWILA $0.00 $0.00~ $0.00 $0.00
PARTNERS{ACCESS)
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Map and Tax Lot Owner Area Trip ReductionTotal
"051W06DC'"'02400" ANDEESON,FLORENCE E F $172.96 $681.03 $0.00 $854.3'
"051W06DC'"'02500" TUKWiLA PARTNERS $186.03 $681.03 $0.00 $867.4~
"051W06DC'"'02600" OREGON GOLF $4,881.60$5,946.57 $0.00 $10,837.53
ASSOCIATION
"051W06DC'"'02700" TUKWliLA PARTNERS $0.00 $0;00 $0.00 $0.00
(TENNIS)
"051W06DC'"'02800" RENAISSANCE CUSTOM $146.31 $681.03 $0.00
HOMES, $827.61
'..'051W06Dc'"'02900"UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC""03000" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC'"'03100' UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
'"051W06DC'"'03200" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.09 $681.03 $0.00 $827.40
. 051..W_.~.,DG ~03300 RENAISSANCE C 'I.tS,TOM $,,!83;I)8 .-' $681.03 $0.OC ~?i~ $865, 35
.... HOMES
"051W06DC'"'03400" RENAISSANCE CUSTOM $198.95 $681.03 $0.00 $880.36
,HOMES
"051W06DC'"'03500" UNiTEO, PROPERTIES ORE $163.46 $681.03 $0.00 $844.80
"051W06DC'"'03600" UNI'I ED PROPERTIES ORE $136.97 $681.03 $0.0G $818.26
"O51W06DC'"'03700" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $136.97 $681.03 $0.00 $818.26
'-051W06DC'"'03800" UNiii-D PROPERTIES ORE $136.97 $681.03 $0.00 $818.26
'~351W06DC'"'03900" UNIT~.D; PROPERTIES ORE $136.97 $681.03, $0.00 $818.26
'~)51W06DC'"'04000" 'RENAISSANCE CUSTOM $165.11 $681.03 $0.00 $846.45
HOMES
'~51W06DC'"'04100" UNI'I ~'D.PROPERTIES ORE $169.87 $681.03 $0.00 $851.22
"051W06DC'"'04200" UNITED,PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC'"'04300" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC'"'04~,00'' UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
'~351W06DC""04500" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $193.19 $681.03 $0.00 $874.59
"051W06DC'"'04600" UNIi~-D PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
'~)51W06DC'"'04700" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC""04800" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC'"'04900" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $146.31 $681.03 $0.00 $827.61
"051W06DC""05000" 'UNITED PROPERTIES( SQ00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00.
ACCESS)
"'051W07AA'"'07300" TUKWILA PARTNERS( $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
ACCESS)
;'051W07AA'"'07400' TUKWILA PARTNERS $26,772.9 $82,510.62 $0.00 $109,334.79
0
"051W07AA'"'07500" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AA'"'07600" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AA'"'07700" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681 03 $0.00 $820.29
CIL BILL NO.
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Map and Tax Lot Owner Area Trip Reduction Total
"051W07AA'"'07800" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99!$681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AA'"'07900" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99!$681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AA'"'08000" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $150.571$681.03 $0.00 $831.89
"051W07AA'"'08100' UNITED, PROPERTIES ORE $220.74 ,? $681.03 $0.00 $902.19
"051W07AA'"'08200" UNITED'PROPERTIES ORE · $174:39 ~ $681.03 $0.00 $855.75
"051W07AA'"'08300" UNITEDIPROPERTIES (TOT $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
LOT)
"051W07AB'"'00400" HAZELI~ UT A PARTNERS $529.58 $2,808.30 $0.00 $3,338.89
"051W07AB'"'00500" HAZELI~ UT A PARTNERS $1,132.801 $2,741.44 $0.00 $3,876.41
"051W07AB'"'00600" HAZELF UT A PARTNERS $772.911 $1,905.63 $0.00 $2,680.03
"051W07AB'"'00700" WITHEF.S LUMBER CO INC $718.69! $1,771.91 $0.00 $2,491.97
"051W07AB'"'00800" HAZELI~ UT A PARTNERS $555.97 $1,370.72 $0.0(3 $1,927.76
!'051W077'"'01000" PARKHVRST;GEEN~'D.::&B :- ,: $Z188,17$681.03 ':'" :$0~00$%.170;13
"051W07AB'"'01100" JTHELEN,CHRISTOPHER H $288.69 $681.03 $0.00 $970.27
"051W07AB'"'01200" IEPPS, WILLIAM A $337.82 $681.03 $0.00 $1,019.49
'~)51W07AB'"'01300" WALSHJ SHARON F $236.99 $681.03 $0.00 $918.47
'~)51W07AB'"'01400" GRISEL~,RANDY G & DIA $246.55 $681.03 $0.00 $928.04
'~)51W07AB'"'0150~' :HERSHSERGER,WARDE & P $246.64 $681.03 $0.00 $928.14
'~)51W07AB'"'01600" REID,OUVER A & MARIE $256.29 $681.03 $0.00 $937.81
'~)51W07AB'"~1700" WIETHORN,VALDON G & P $267.09 $681.03 $0.00 $948.63
'~351W07AB'"'01800" JAMESON,FRANK O JR & $246.55 $681.03 $0.00 $928.04
'~351W07AB'"'01900" PHIPPS~ SAM & MARYLU $317.52 $681.03 $0.00 $999.15
'~)51W07AB'"'02100" POLING, HARPER A & JAC $343.92 $681.03 $0.00 $1,025.60
'~351W07AB'"'02200" QUAN,SlU W $343.92 $681.03 $0.00 $1,025.60
'~)51W07AB'"'02300" KIGHT, LEONARD G & DEE $320.29 $681.03 $0.00 $1,001.93
"051W07AB'"'02700" OREGON GOLF $0.0~ $6,893.43 $0.00 $6,893.43
ASSOCIATION
"051W07AB'"'03100" OREGON GOLF $0.0(3 $12,796.97 $0.0(3 $12,796.97
ASSOCIATION
"051W07AB'"'03300" TUKWILA PARTNERS $0.0~ $0.00 $0.0(3 $0.00
"051W07AB'"'03400" AIKEN,RONALD R 50% & $252.771$681.03 $0.0(3 $934.28
"051W07AB""03500" BREWER, JEFFERY P & $234.72 $681.03 $0.0(3 $916.19
TAWANA
"051W07AB'"'03600" WAGNER, MAVIN G & BONN $288.57 $681.03 $0.0(3 $970.15
"051W07AB'"'03700" BARNES,JACK W & ROSIN $263.29 $681.03 $0.0(3 $944.82
"051W07AB'"'03800" TUKWILA PARTNERS (C. $0.00 $0.00 SO.Off $0.0{3
AREA)
"051W07AB'"'03900" TUKVVILA PARTNERS (C. $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
AREA)
"05 lW07AB'"'04000" BRADLEY,BERNADETT~E ..... $315.09 $681.03 $0.00 $996.72'
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"051W07AB""04100" GIBBS'TRUST, GIBBS $256.23 $681.03 $0.00 $937.74
ARDEN A TRUSTEES
"051W07AB'"'04200" HILL,RiCHARD A & JANI $240.41 $681.03 $0.00 $921.90
"051W07AB'"'0430Q" BELLUM,RICHARD J & VI $246.61 $681.03 $0.00 $928.1
"051W07AB'"'0,!400" TUKW!LA PARTNERS $289.13 $681.03 $0.00 $970.7~
"051W07AB'"'04500" WOODBURN $172.96 $681.03 $0.00 $854.31
CONSTRUCTION
"051W07AB'"'04600" ZAUNER,CLIFFORD A & V $186.03 $681.03 $0.00 $867.41.
"051W07AB'"'04700" TUKWILA $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
PARTNERS(ACCESS)
"051W07AB'"'04800" PA'~ IERSON,EDWIN E & C $186.03 $681.03 $0.00 $867.41
"051W07AB'"'04900" MORSI~,RI,C~FI~A, RD L & SHA $172.96 $681.03 $0.00 $854.31
"051W0.7A~ B'~05.000'., MON'T'GOM~,Y, JOHN& ;"~'~ $236.58 -~'~' -$681.03 $0~00 $91~.0~
....... GAY ' '
"051W07AB'"'05100" MISTRy,ASHISH N & RIT $264.60 $681.03 $0.00 $946.13
"051W07AB'"'05200" TUKWI,LA PARTNERS $289.47 $681.03 $0.00 $971.05
"051W07AB'"'05300" TUKWILA PARTNERS $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
"051W07AB'"'05400" TUKWILA PARTNERS $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
"051W07AB'"'05500" PAYNE, ROBERT D & PA-! P, $237.92 $681.03 $0.0a $919.40
"051W07AB'"'0 00" POWERS,WILLIAM E & GL $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07AB'"'05700" MILLICAN, MARY L $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07AB'"'05800" KRAXBERGER,WILLIAM F $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07AB'"'05900" TUKWILA PARTNERS(C. $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
AREA)
"051W07AB'"'06000" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $159.17 $681.03 $0.00 $840.50
"051W07AB'"'06100" OWINGS, SANDRA LEE $193.63 $681.03 $0.0(] $875.02
"051W07AB'"'06200" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $151.26 $681.03 $0.00 $832.57
"051W07AB'"'06300" UNiiI:::D PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AB'"'06400" UNiI I:::D PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AB'"'06500" UNII ED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.0,c $0.00 $820.29
."051W07AB'"'06600" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.03 $0.00 $820.29
"051W07AB'"'06700" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $138.99 $681.03 $0.00 $820.20
"051W07AB'"'06800" 'UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $164.43 $681.03 $0.00 $84B.77
"051W07AB'"'06900" RENAISSANCE CUSTOM $138.06, $681.03 $0.00 $819.35
HOMES
"051W07AB'"'07000" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $187.80 $681.03 $0.00 $869.1g
"051W07AB'"'07100" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $219.93 $681.03 $0.00 $901.38
"051W07AB'"'07200" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $205.73 $681.03 $0.00 $887.15
"051W07AB'"'07300" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $201.75 $681.03 $0.00 $883.1C,
"051W07AB'"'0740_0" UNITED PROPERTIES ORE $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
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"051W07AC'"'00300" WOOSI~EY, ROXLYN R-TRUS $178.06 $681.03 $0.00 $859.43
"051W07AC""00400" VACHTI~R, BE I I Y S ' $156.89 $681.03 $0.00 $838.2?
"051W07AC'"'00500" ZEHRUNG, DON L & MANET $156.89 $681.03 $0.00 $838.22
"051W07AC"00600" 'FILLMORE, KAY $156.89 $681.03 $0.00 $838.??
"051W07AC'"'00700" ZULEGI iR, ROBERT C & CA $156.89 $681.03 $0.00 $838.22
"051W07AC'"'00800" OLSON NORMA $179.77 $681.03 $0.00 $861.14
"051W07AC'"'00900" DETER~ 'ILLE, ROCHE J & $266.78 $681.03 $0.00 $948.32
"051W07AC'"'01000" STENLI ND,BARRY & JACQ $359.33 $681.03 $0.00 $1,041.04
!"051W07AC'"'01001" DETER~'ILLE,ROCHE J & $0.00 $0.00: $0.00 $22.67
"051W07AC'"'01100" GRINNELL,PHILLIP H & $265.66 $681.03 $0.00 $947.19
"051W07AC'"'01200" MILNE,,~TANLEY D & PAT $161.97 $681.03 $0.00 $843.30
"051W07AC'"'01300" HEER,(~ ~RY & TERRIE J $287.64 $681.03 $0.00 $969.21~
!'051W07AC'"~01400" FLOMEI ~,THOMAS J ". $318.331 '-$68:;I.~ '."~'i:. $0.00 $999.97
'"'051W07AC'"'01500" BAKER, iJOHN E & DELISA $262.80 $681.03 $0.00 $944.32
"051W07AC'"'01600" LARIOS; SALVADOR $274.62 $681.03 $0.00 $956.18
'~)51W07AC'"'01700" JAMISO ~,THOMAS & GILL $285.36 $681.03 $0.00 $966.94
'~)51W07AC'"'01800" iHOLCOI 4B,BURTON T & CA $245.27 $681.03 $0.00 $926.76
'~351W07AC'"'01900" KRAITEI,L GENE R $349.83 $681.03 $0.00 $1~031.53
"051W07AC'"~)2000" SCHWa ~,F MARTIN & JUD $244.49 $681.03 $0.00! $925.99
'~I51W07AC'"'02100" TYLER,,,;ANDRA R $244.37 $681.03 $0.0~ $925.86
"051W07AC'"'02200" HERMAI~iSON,GLEN H $255.17 $681.03 $0.0(] $936.68
'~51W07AC'"'02300" SAWYEI ~,MARGARET $272.76 $681.03 $0.0(] $954.30
BOONE
I
'~L51W07AC'"~)2400" MILLER FARM $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
HOMEOWNER (SWIMMING)
"051W07AC'"'02500" HAZELN~JTA PARTNERS $177.38 $0.00 $0.00 $177.72
"051W07AC'"'02600" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS $140.36 $681.03 $0.00 $821.66
"051W07AC'"'02700" IRONS,L, LOYD & SWEENEY $140.36 $681.03 $0.00 $821.66
"051W07AC""02800" SEITZ, SUE ANN & MARTE $140.36 $681.03 $0.00 $821.66
"051W07AC'"'02900" HENKES,RICHARD J & KA $140.58 $681.03 $0.00 $821.88
"051W07AC'"'03000" HENNY, MILLARD T & LAU $140.58 $681.03 $0.00 $821.88
"051W07AC'"'03100" ~FABRE,HAROLD A & JO O $140.61 $681.03 $0.00 $821.91
"051W07AC'"'03200" BAKER,JOHN E $154.99 $681.03 $0.00 $836.32
'~)51W07AC'"'03300" MILLER FARM $0.00 $0.00' $0.00 $0.00
HOMEOWNER (ACCESS)
"051W07BA""00105" CITY OF WOODBURN $162.71 $681.03 $0.00 $844.05
"051W07BA"00400" GORMAN,THOMAS P & HAR $818.08 $681.03 $0.00 $1,500.68
"051W07BA'"'00500" KWDS LLC & SEC VENTUR $4,607.66 $33,918.93 $0.00 $38,535.42
"051W07BA'"'00500" KWDS LLC & SEC VENTUR $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
"051W07BA'"'00600" REHDER,DENNIS E ET AL $3,415.37 $7,491.28 $0.00 $10,913.20
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"051W07BA""00700" CITY OF WOODBURN $778.24 $681.03 $0.00 $1,460.75
"051W07BA'"'00800" CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS $3,368.83 $8,661.17 $0.00 $12,036.46
"051W07BA""01400" NELSON,WARREN F & CAR $264.04 $681.03 -$422.58 $522.99
"051W07BA'"'01500" KRASKOFF, EVAN.& ANNA $194.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $453.60
"051W07BA'"'01600" MONTGOMERY, LOUISE $203.71 $681.03 -$422.58 $462.55
"051W07BA'"'01700" SILVER,DONALD M & RUB $256.88 $681.03 -$422.58 $515.82
"051W07BA'"'01800" VACHTER,SCO~ i J & RUT $320.73 $681.03 -$422.58 $579.79
"051W07BA'"'01900" CLARK JANIS H $342.89 $681.03 -$422.58 $601.99
"051W07BA'"'02000" MATHERS, HANNAH & BEA $219.28 $681.03 -$422.58 $478.14
"051W07BA'"'02100" MARTINEZ, SILVERIO N J $313.10 $681.03 -$422.58 $572.15
"051W07BA""02200" JENNINGS,WILLIAM J & $296.17 $681.03 -$477 58 $555.18
"051W07BA""02300" ALBRIC, H,MARY ELIZABET $191.07 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.88
"051W07BA','02400', CiTY OF:VV.0~BURN .. "~$459.72 ~- {~.00~ ~. $0~00 ~:~ $0.00
.(DETENTION)
"051W07BA'"'02500" JENSEN,BRIAN F & AMAN $201.47 $681.03 -$422.58 $460.30
-051W07BA'-'02600- PICl,~__ ~, ~ ,CHRISTOPHER L $188.08 $681.03 -,$422.58 $ ,,~.6.8<:j
'~351W07BA'"'02700" PHELAN,BILLY W JR & D $187.37 $681.03 -$422.58 $4'!.$.17
'~)51W07BA'"'02800" WARD,BARRY WILLIAM $208.94 $681.03 -$422.58 $467.79
,'~151W0?BA'"'02900" LEACHiMARK H $326.98 $681.03 -$42~.58 $586.06
"051W07BA'"'03000" KREEIEDUENKEL, DIETER K $189.21 $681.03 -$4~.58 $d'~.~.01
"~:)51W07BA'"'03100" SNEGIREV, IVAN $2022? $681.03 -$4?258 $461.05
'~)51W07BA'"'03200" HATCHIEUGENE R & NANE $140.11 $681.03 -$422.58 $'H5.61
'~)51W07BA'"'03300" SONNEN,SIDNEY W $237.83 $681.03 -$422.58 $496.73
'~)51W07BA'"'03400" MOLINA, LUIS R & LUZ M $180.68 $681.03 -$422.58 $439.47
"051W07BA'"'03500" BROWN,JAMES D & LADON $186.65 $681.03 -$422.58 $445.45
'~)51W07BA'"'03600" GUYTON,GARY & JOCELYN $186.78 $681.03'-$422.58 $445.58;
'~051W07BA'"'03700" FORD, JENNIFER L $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA'"'03800" PARRACI~RONALD G & SU $246.36 $681.03 -$422.58 $505.28
"051W07BA'"'03900" CHADBURN,MICHAEL W $207.35 $681.03 -$422.58 $466.20
'"051W07BA'"'04000" LOPEZ, CHRISTINE V &" $207.35 $681.03 -$422.58 $466.20
'~)51W07BA'"'04100" BUNDY LEONARD & MARGA $207.35 $681.03 -$422.58 $466.20
"051W07BA'"'04200" ATKINSON, JAMES T. $207.35 $681.03 -$42_2~58 $466.20
"051W07BA'"'04300" ROWELL,LAYNE N $249.53 $681.03 -$42~58 $508.46
'~)51W07BA'"'04400" SHEPHERD,NADINE $186.78 $681.03 -$42258 $445.58
"051W07BA'"'04500" WOLFGANG,ERICH H & DE $246.36 $681.03 -$422.58 $505.28
"051W07BA'"'04600" TUPPER, KEVIN & PARTID $205.45 $681.03 -$422.58 $464.29
"051W07BA""04700" CALLAHAN,BARBARA R $205.45 $681.03 -$422.58 $464.29
"051W07BA'"'04800 .... HUNT, DAVID W & HELEN $205.45 $681.03 -$422.58 $464.29
"051W07BA'"'04900" IWRIGHT, PAUL G & CARRI $186.78 $681.03 $42258 $445.58
"051W07BA'"'05000" GODINEZ, MIGUEL $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $4'~1~5.58
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"051W07BA'"'05100" RITCHII !,CALVIN G & JE $186.78 $681.03-$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA""05200" JACOB: ;,NANCY J $186.78 $681.03-$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA'"'05300" PEQUEIqO, ISRAEL L & MA $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA,,'05400" EELLS,I~OCKY L $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA'~"05500'' MAYFIE_D,,CHARLOiiE & $186.78 $684.03 -$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA""05600" ATWO¢ D,KATHARINA & DO $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA'"'05700" WA~ IS; SHAWN M. & SKYE $290.28 $681.03 -$422.58 $549.28
R.
"051W07BA""05800" GONZAI[.ES,RONNIE N $363.90 $681.031-$422.58 $623.05
"051W07BA'"'05900" LISOFF ~IICK $283.93 $681.03 -$422.58 $542.9?
"051W07BA'"'06000" ORTIZ, ;YLVIAARRDYO $220.99 $681.03 -$422.58 $479.86
"051W07BA'"'06100" WIENENE,CARL W & LORI $350.55 $681.03 -$422.58 $609.67
'1951,~W07BA'"'06200~', PEDER~ON,NET~IE S ' ~: $364.0g ~68.-1.03-$4-22E~1 ? ' .$623~23
'~51W07BA'"'06300" BARTEIsRICHARD & JANE $245.33 $681.03 -$422.58 $504.25
'~)51W07BA'"'06400" MCCAM~BELL,SEAN D & T $205.45 $681.03 -$422.58 $464.29
"051W07BA'"'06500" !MORRI~c ON,DWAYNE F $234.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $493.67i
'~)51W07BA'"'06600" :COLEI~ ~DIANA M $277.77 $681.03 -$422.58 $536.75
'~)51W07BA'"'06700" HORTON,STEVEN E $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
"051W07BA'~:>8(X)" TORO~S~INO & SANDRA $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
q351W07BA'~36900" MILLER,~;TEVEN D & CYN $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
"051W07BA'"'07000" YOUNG,REX S & KEENIN $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
"051W07BA'"'07100" SONNEN,TY & SHERI L $251.34 $681.03 -$422~58 $510.27
"051W07BA=~)7200" PALAFO~(,HUMBERTO & WA $226.25 $681.03 -$422.58 $485.13
"051W07BA'"'07300" MCDERMOTT, DAVID R $199.85 $681.03 -$422.58 $458.68
'~)51W07BA'"'07400" ROBERTS,RICHARD & MAR $199.85 $681.03 -$422.581 $458.68
"051W07BA'"'07500" HALTER~KAREN E $199.85 $681.03 -$422.58 $458.68
"051W07BA'"'07600" ROEDEL,,CARSTEN M $265.25 $681.03 -$422.58 $524.21
'~)51W07BA'"'07700" TEMPLEpANTHONY J & MA $262.36 $681.03 -$422.58 $521.31
"051W07BA'"'07800" MICHEL$,MICHELLE R & $239.11 $681.03 -$422.58 $498.01
"051W07BA'"'07900" ANDERS, ON,WADE E & DIA $187.62 $681.03 -$422.58 $446.42
'~351W07BA'"'08000" KARP,S ,E.~.. N D & MELANIE $192.26 $681.03 -$422.58 $451.07
'~)51W07BA'"'08100" KOVAL,WALTER A & LOIS $196.93 $681.03 -$422.58 $455.75
'~)51W07BA'"'08200" POWERS,STEVE E & LYNE $201.56 $681.031-$422.58 $460.39
"051W07BA'"'08300" VELA, JULIO C & KIMBER $270.39 $681.03 -$422.58 $529.35
'~351W07BA'"'08400" BECHTOLD,JOHN E & KAR $250.84 $681.03 -$422.58 $509.77
"051W07BA'"'08500" FIGUERAS,ANTHONY & MA $190.64 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.45
"051w0~BA'"'08600'' :NEAL, BRUCE W & ANITA $189.77 $681.03 -$422.58 $448.57
"051W07BA'"'08700" NEJEDLO,NICOLE $188.89 $681.03 -$422.58 $447.70
"051W07BA'"'08800" WOLFE,LONNIE $18802 $681.03 -$422.58 $446.83
"051W07BA'"'08900" MALLON,DEAN A & SHELL $246.70 $681.03!-$422.58 $505.62
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"051W07BA'"'09000" STUMP, F,JERALD L & DEB $251.34 $681.03 -$422.58 $510.27
"051W07BA'"'09100" BACKMAN,ERIC $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
"051W07BA'"'09200" BENAVIDEZ,AMANDO III $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
,05~lW07BA'"'09300" LAUER,JOSH D & AMY $190.51 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.32
"051W07BA'"'09400" FLETC~IER,JEFFEREY S & $190.51 $681103 -$422.58 $449.32
"051W07BA'"'09500" HU I ! ULA, DAVID W & $260.37 $681.03 -$422.58 $519.31
DORIS,
"051W07BA'"'09600" PARPJ~CK, BRIAN C & PHY $192.88 $681.03 -$422.58 $451.69
"051W07BA'"'09700" BAILEy, RICHARD J JR & $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $'1.45.58
"051W07BA'"'09800" LOFTIN,MARY M $186.78 $681.03 -$422.58 $'!.45.58
"051W07BA'"'09900" BISHOFF, DAVID J & $278.83 $681.03 -$422.58 $537.81
ANGEL~Y
"051W07BA'?~i0000" UUl IU.LA, DAVID W & DOR~' :;.~ $285,49 ~. $681.03 ~22,58 ;::; $5'~.48
"051W07BA'"'10100" WHi~¥-'k~RRy A & MELIs $196.15 $681.03 -$422.58 $454.97
"051W07BA'"'10200" BERNI- ARDT, PATRICK W $196.15 $681.03 -$422.58 $454.97
"051W07BA""10300" GARCI!~-PEREZ, POLICARP $196.15 $681.03 -$422.58 $454.97
"051W07BA'"'10400" RYAN, DALE E & LAURA $196.15 $681.03 -$422.58 $454.97
"051W0?BA'"'10500" ASTOR, GA, FELIPE & BENI $196.15 $681.03, .-$422.58 $454.97
'~351W0?BA'"'10600" ELLIOIiI ,TE. NLEY K & $196.15 $681.03 -$4~9,58 $454.97
'~)51W07BA'"'10700" HOLLAND,CATHERINE $193.19 $681.03 -$49~).58 $452.00
'~351W07BA'"'10800" FRONTIER HOMES EEC, $187.31 $681.03 -$422.58 $446.11
WADE, ,ROBERT
'~)51W07BA'"'10900" PARSONS,JIM P & DIAND $242.50 $681.03 -$422.58 $501.41'
'~)51W07BA'"'11000" HIDDEN CREEK APARTMEN $194.66 $681.03 -$422.58 $453.5(3
'~351W07BA'"'11100" TAYLOR,TRACY L $188.80 $681.03 -$422.58 $447.61
"051W07BA""11200" SANDSTRUM, HOMES INC $190.48. $681.03 -$422.58 $449.29
"051W07BA'"'11300" FLEMING,DAVID K $190.48 $681.03 -$422.58 $ ,,~.9.29
.'~)51W07BA'"'11400" BOWMAN,BRUCE &JO ANN $190.48 $681.03 -$422.58 $ .~.9.29
"051W07BA'"'11500" SANDSiRUM HOMES INC $190.48 $681.03 -$422.58 ~9.29
"051W07BA""11600" FREDIANI,FRED A JR $190.48 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.29
"O51WO7BA'"'11700" ROTH,DONALD C & ,DIANE J $190.48 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.29
"051W07BA'"'11800" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC $190.48 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.29
"051W07BA""11900" BRANNOCK, DUNYA $190.3~ $681.03 -$42258 $4!.4!.9.17
'~)51W07BA'"'12000" BROWN,JOHN C & HAYDIE $294.27 $681.03 -$422.58 $553.28
"051W07BA'"'12100" JONES,JEFFERY S & $199.85 $681.03 -$422.58 $458.68
"051W07BA'"'12200" DESSELLIER, BRUCE R & $199.85 $681.03 -$422.58 $458.68
JAMIE
"051W07BA'"'12300" PANKEY, MARCUS $199.85 $681.03 -$422.58 $458.68
="051W07BA'"'12400" SANDSTRUM HOMES INC $199.85 $681.0.3-$422.58 $458.68
"051W07BA'"'12500" HUI I ULA, DAVID W (ADJ) $229.58. $681.03 -$422.58 $488.46
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2600" BAILEY,~IAIME L $187.65 $681.03 -$422.58 $446.45
"051W07BA'"'12700" OSBURNE,NATHAINEL R & $191.94i $681.03 -$422.58 $450.76
"051W07BA'"'12800" CALLISON,JACK F JR & $196.21 $681.03 -$422.58 $455.03
"051W07BA'"'12900" CHARLEyS,CHERYL A ?$260.21 $681.03 -$422.58 $519.15
"051W07BA'"'13000" ARELLA~IO,GUADAL. UP'E & $253.36 $681.03 -$422.58 $512.29
'~)51W07BA'"'13100" FERNA~DO,LUIS $186.78 $681.03 .$422.58 $445.58
"051W07BA'"'13200" MOESEI~,CHAD L'&~ SANDR $252.93 $681.03 -$422.58 $511.86
"051W07BA'"'13300" ,KILMURRAY, PAMELA& $227.00 $681.03 -$422.58 $485.88
MICHAEL
'~)51W07BA'"'13400" QUAN,IViON Y & $225.32 $681.03 -$422.58 $484.19
"051W07BA'"'13500" WEMLII~ GER, MARJORIE SU $216.01 $681.03 -$422.58 $474.87
"051W07BA'"'13600" BLACKtv AN,BRIAN P $232.91 $681.03 -$42~.58 $491.80
!;~)51W07BA'"'13700" GILMOR~;BRIANJ& AFCr-; $242.93 · $68~1,03 -$4~2~58 $501.84
'~51W07BA'"'13800" HUTTUL~,DAVID W & DOR $223.54 $681.03 -$422.58 $482.41
"051W07BA'"'13900" KULIKO~/,PATTY P $230.39 $681.03 -$422.58 $489.28
'~51W07BA'"'14000" RUIZ,ALI~ERTO & MARGAR $229.52 $681.03 -$422.58 $488.40
"051W07BA'"'14100" CHAMBERLAIN,RICHARD& $189.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $448.79
BETH
'~351W07BA'"'14200" SANDS i ~UM HOMES INC $187.37 $681.03 -$422.68 $446.17
"051W07BA'"'14300" SANDS i ~UM HOMES INC $189.30 $681.03 -$422.58 $~.~.~.11
'X)51W07BA'"'14400" GREEN,I tOBERT C JR $194.65 $681.03 -$422.58 $453.47
"051W07BA'"'14500" FlSCHER, JOYCE M $258.31 $681.03 -$422.58 $517.25
"051W07BA'"'14600" HERRIGES,GREGORY C & $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
REBEKAH L
'~)51W07BA'"'14700" ANDERSON,ERIC JOHN & $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
DAWN SHANNON
"051W07BA'"'14800" BOETTCHER, PAUL A JR & $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
"051W07BA""14900" BOLSTER, ROBERT A & $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
"051W07BA""15000" GRAMZOW, ROBERT W $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
"051W07BA'"'15100" HUTCHINGS,DA LORA C & $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
DOLORES G
'~)51W07BA""i 5200" GIROD,TERESA D $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
'~)51W07BA'"'15300" TUCKER~TERRY L $197.98 $681.03 -$422.58 $456.81
"051W07BA""15400" ARNDT, STEPHEN A & DIANE $197.95 $681.03 -$422.58. $456.78
,051W07BA""15500" ARMSTRONG,JOHN R $196.15 $681.03 -$422.58 $454.97
'"051W07BA""15600" CUZZONE,DAVID E $190.92 $681.03 -$422.58 $449.73
&PATRICIA A
"051W07BA""15700" MCMURPHY,GERALD $187.15 $681.03 -$422.58 $445.95
L&MARY E
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"051W07BA'"'15800" MccLAuGHERTY, NICHOLA $204.71= $681.03 -$422.58 $463.5z
S J &,CATHERINE M
"051W07BA'"'15900" TORR£S-SOTO,ISIDRO $226.34 $681.03 -$422.58 $485.22
&','CUEVAS,BERNARDQ.
"051W07BA""16000" ELLIOi I,GREGORY L
, $202.59 $681.03 -$422:58 $461.42
"051W07BA'"'16100" JONClCH,SARABELLE I $201.75 $681.03 -$422.58 $460.58
"051W07BA'"'16200" JONClCH,SARABELLE I $201.75 $681.03 -$422.58 $460.58
"051W07BA'"'16300" MCFARLAND,SCOI I & SHA $205.39 $681.03 -$422.58 $464.23
"051W07BA""16400" SNEGIREV, VASSA $266.22 $681.03 -$422.58 $525.17
"051W07BA'"'16500" HANDRAN,'I I~OY A & MELO $193.35 $681.03 -$422.58 $452.16
"051W07BA'"'16600" SNEGIREFF,VASILY & $193.35 $681.03 -$422.58 $452.16
ANASTASIA A
"051W07BA'"'16700" ' AMPI~ILAVONG,.S/~IVI & ..-~ $193.35 ~ $68~.~:~$422.58 $46Z 16
"051W07BA'"'16800" sTONE~,JERRY L & KAREN A $193.35 $681.03 ~$422.58 $452.16
"051W07BA'"'16900" 'WOOLBRIGHT, WESLEY L & $267.31 $681.03 ~$422.58 $526.27,
"051W07BC'"'17300" JOHNSTON, I I-RRY A $250.06 $681.03 $0.00 $931.57
"051W07BC'"'17400" VAN VELDHUIZEN,DONALD $250.53 $681.03 $0.00 $932.04
& BELINDA C
"051W07BC'"'17500" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $251.03 $681.03 $0.0C $932.53
"051W07BC'"'17600" MAMa- i lEV, ALEX & ELIZA $187.40 $681.03 $0.0(~ $868.78
"051W07BC'"'17700" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'17800" MYERS,SibWART & HEATH $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'17900" ,sYHUT~ERS,ARCHiE A & $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.~~.
"o51wo7Bc'-'180oo" GULLARD,MURRAY U & CA $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"o51wo7Bc'"'181oo- JAMESiRANDY L & KAREN $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'18200" BOECKMAN,DONNA K $249.04 $681.03 $6.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'18300" AMICK, JOSEPH H & SHIR $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'18400" LARSEN,THOMAS J & $293.74 $681.03 $0.00 $975.33
"051W07BC'"'18500" BARTH,DENISE R $293.71i $681.03 $0.00 $975.30
"051W07BC'"'18600" BRANNON,TONYA D-EfAL $249.04 $681.03 $0.0C ' $930.54
"051W07BC'"'18700" PFAU,WILLIAM & $249.04 $681.O3 $0.O0 $930.54
GWENDOLYN
"051W07BC'"'18800" NULL,JEFFREY P & ROCH $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'18900" MASTERSON,MARC S & $272.17 $681.03 $0.00 $953.71
CAROLYN J
"051W07BC'"'19000" POLONSKI,ANDRES & MAZ $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'19100" NG, HENRY W $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'19200" BOURN,JERRY $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
&','BOURN,JANET
"051W07BC'"'19300" NICHOLS,BERNARD J JR L_ $300.12 $681.03 $O00 $981.72
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"051W07BC'"'19400" PERO ~ II,LARRY J & HAT $275.31 $681.03 $0.00 $956.86
"051W07BC'"'19500" HAWE~ !,NEAL A & LAURIE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'"'19600" .BAKER~,RON DAVID $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BC'",19700" M D CA~;E $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 :! $930.54
"051W07BC'"'19800" M D CA ~E $294.36 $681.03 $0.00 $97~.95~
"051W07BD'"'00200" GASCH :),EUGENE R & $0.00 $0.0G $0.00 $0.0G
JUDITH ET AL
"051W07BD'"'00200" GASCH :),EUGENE R & JUDI $1,106.22 $3,131.15 $0.00 $4,239.49
"051W07BD""00300" GASCH :),EUGENE & JUDITH $291.62 $0.00 $0.00 $292.18
"051W07BD""00700" MILLERi FARM $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
HOMEC WNER
"051W07BD""00800" BARR,V flLLIAM S & MARY $140.36 $681.03 ,$0.00 $821.66
,~)51,VV07BD'."'00900" MCMULLEN,LAWREN..CE H & $1.40.36' $681.03 r$0.0G ' ,.: $821~66
DIANE
''051W07BD"''01000" BRACK~BEVERLY JOAN $155.96 $681.03 $0.0G $837.28
LIVING
TRUST'i'BRACK, BEVERLY
JOAN T~USTEE
'~)51W07BD'"'01100" MIL, LEI; ~FARM OMEOWNER $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
"051W07BD°"'01200" HUSSEI 4AN,KENNETH L & $169.97 $681.03 $0.00 $851.32
'~t51W07BD°"'01300" POORN AN,DON A & DIANA $154.74 $681.03 $0.00 $836.07
'l:)51W07BD'"'01400" HADER WILLIAM E & MAR $154.74 $681.03 $0.00 $836.07
"051W07BD'"'01500" SEAMAI ~,BETTY M & $154.74 $681.03 $0.00 $836.07
"051W07BD'"'01600" HAZELrlUT A PARTNERS $198.29 $681.03 $0.00 $879.70
'~51W07BD'"'01700" MILLER FARM $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
HOMEOWNER
HAZEL,UT A PARTNERS $160.29 $681.03 $0.00 $841.62
W07BD'"'01
800"
"051W07BD""01900" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS $140.61 $681.03 $0.00 $621.91
"051W07BD'"°02000" HAZELNUTA PARTNERS $140.61 $681.03 $0.00 $821.91
"051W07BD'"'02100" HAZELNUT A PARTNERS $140.61 $681.03 $0.00 $821.91
"051W07BD'"'02200" TUKWILA HOMEOWNERS $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
AS
"051W07BD""02600" HENRYS FARM $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
HOMEOWNER
"051W07BD"02700" GEMMA, ELIZABETH A $290.63 $681.03 $0.00 $972.21
"051W07BD""02800" WILHELEM,NEIL $252.15 $681.03 $0.00 $933.66
"051W07BD'"'02900" ATKINSON JAMES T & LA $248.41 $681.03 $0.00 $929.92
"051W07BD'"'03000" HUBENTHAL,ALLEN L & L $250.78 $681.03 $0.00 $932.29
"051W07BD""03100" LOSCUTOFF ELIZABETH $321.66 $681.03 $0.00 $1,003.30
"051W07BD'"'03200" HAMMACK, GARY D & ROSE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'03300" ASBURY,JULIE A $281.60 $681.03 ~ $0.00 $963.1--6
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"051W07BD""03400" BOYD,VlRGIL A &SHARRO $282.72 $681.03 $0.00 $964.29
"051W07BD'"'03500" KIRK, I~UGENE A $245.05 $681.03 $0.00 $926.55
"051W07BD""03600" CHADWICK, ELLIS W TRUS $251.87 $681.03 $0.00 $933.38
"051W07BD'"'03700" WOLCOl 1,MARTIN W & $251.46 $681.03 $0.00 $932:97
PAULA K .....
"051W07BD""03800" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $250.97 $681.03 $0.00 $932.47'
"051W07BD'"'03900" FARIA,iMELVlN A & MARl $250.50 $681.03 $0.00 $932.00
"051W07BD'"'04000" ZANE,TERENCE A & MONI $250.00 $681.03 $0.00 $931.51
"051W07BD'"'04100" WlSE,~IUDITH A $275.87. $681.03 $0.00 $957.42
'~)51W07BD'"'04200" KAYSER, SUZANN J $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'04300" BANDELOW, ROBERT A & E $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
'~)51W07BD'"'04400" HIM, HENG $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
·&','HIMiDOMINIQUE A ,
"051w07BD'"'04500" OSTERGAARD,DEWARD J &: $':300.62 '$681.03 $0.00 $982??
"051W07BD'"'04600" MORALES,SALVADOR & $278.39 $681.03 $0.00 $959.95
IMELDA
"051W07BD'"'04700" JOHNSON,ROBERT J JR & $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'04800'; KLIEN,WILLIAM R & PAM $249.04 $681.03 $0.0(] $930.54
"051W07BD'"'04900" WEGENER, HELEN D $249.04 $681.03 $0.0~ $930.54'
"051W07BD'"~35000" JOY, STEVEN & THERESA $300.68 $681.03'1 $0.00 $982.28
'~51W07BD'"'05100" BARNEKOFF,GREG $281.01 $681.03~ $0.00 $962.57
"051W07BD'"'05200" HERMANSEN,SONIA N & M $238.08 $681.03 $0.00 $919.56
"051W07BD'"'05300" WUBBEN,COURTNEY G & B $232.38 $681.03 $0.00 $913.85
"051W07BD'"'05400" NGUYEN,TAM & THERESA $247.36 $681.03 $0.00 $928.85
'~351W07BD'"'05500" AGEE,WILLAS D & $264.85i $681.03 $0.00 $946.38
'~)51W07BD'"'05600" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $259.25' $681.03 $0.00 $940.77
"051W07BD'"'05700" IGNACIO,MURILLO ETAL $247.36 $681.03 $0.00 $928.85
'~)51W07BD'"'05800" JONES, RAYMOND A & CHR $228.68 $681.03 $0.00 $910.14
'~51W07BD'"'05900" VARGAS,JORGE A & DIAN $257.50 $681.03 $0.00 $939.02
"051W07BD'"'06000" LARAMORE, EDWARD A & P $285.46 $681.03 $0.00 $967.03
'~)51WO7BD'"'06100" CORTINAS,OFELICA G $249.78 $681.03 $0.00 $931.29
."051W07BD'"'06200" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $244.27 $681.03 $6.00 $925.77
"051W07BD'"'06300" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $250.22 $681.03 $0.00 $931.72
:"051W07BD'"'06400" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $250.09 $681.03 $0.00 $931160
"051W07BD'"'06500" M L MILLER CONSTRUCTI $247.76 $681.03 $0.00 $929.26
"051W07BD'"'06600" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $249.97 $681.03 $0.00 $931.47
"051W07BD'"'06700" HENRYS FARM $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
HOMEOWNER (C. AREA)
"051W07BD'"'06800" HENRYS FARM (C. AREA) $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
"051W07BD'"'06900" HENRYS FARM (C. AREA) $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $O00
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"051W07BD'"'07000" BURLACHENKO,ANDREY & $251.96 $681.03 $0.00 $933.47
NATALYA
"051W07BD'"'07100" VELIZ, I~ODOLFO & CANDE $250.53 $681.03 $0.00 $932.04
"051W07BD'"'07200" TOWN ~ROUP/NC, THE $323.53 $681.03 $0.00 $1,005.17
"051W07BD'"'07300" TOWN ~ROUP INC, THE $261.74 $681.03 $0.00 $943.26
"051W07BD'"'07400" TOWN ~ROUP INC, THE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'07500" TOWN ~ROUP INC, THE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'07600" TOWN ~ROUP INC, THE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD""07700" TOWN GROUP INC, THE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
'~351W07BD'"'07800" GRUBB MICHAEL S & REB $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'07900" GAUTHIiER, PETER J & KA $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD'"'08000" DUENE$,THOMAS A 1/2 $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
&','BELL~WENDY ANN 112 ii i:". - ....
"051W07BD'"'08100" FLETCI- ER, IRVIN H & EV $249.04 $i~81.03 $0.00 $930.54
"051W07BD""08200" DORN,£ ANIEL A & CATHE $249.04 $681.03 $0.00 $930.54
SUB TOTAL
Ce
PROPERTIES WITH DEFINED REDUCED ACCESS: 65% ASSESSMENT
BASED ON AREA OF PROPERTY AND TRIPS GENERATED. NO
DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTION
MAP & TAX LOT PROPERTY OWNER AREA TRIP RATE TOTAL
NO. COST COST ASSESSMENT
COST
"051W07AA""00100" LE, KIMBERLY A & HOCK $176.78 $442.67 $619.45
"051W07AA""00200" SMITH,CARL J & $168.63 $442.67 $611.3(3
"051WO7AA'"'O0300" ASHLEY,,BENJAMIN A & J $199.49 $442.67 $642.15
"051W07AA'"'00400" SCHRENK, RONALD H & LI $162.3g $442.67 $605.05
'~)51W07AA'"'00500" HANEBERG,ERIC B & PAM $161.86 $442.67 $604.53
'~351W07AA'"'00600" HENDRICKS,KEVIN M & K $169.16 $442.67 $611.82!
"051W07AA'"'00700" KOEPPING, PAUL R & KRI $152.29 $442.67 $594.96
"051W07AA""00800" GLAVNIK, NIKOLAY & LYU $145.13 $442.67 $587.80
"051W07AA'"'00900" WOLFER,JON A & DEBRA $158.15 $442.67 $600.82
"051W07AA""01000" NIELSEN,SHANNON T & R $177.59 $442.67 $620.26
"051W07AA'"'01100" SEETHOFF, PATRICK M & $152.41! $442.67 $595.08
"051W07AA'"'01200" FREY, KENNETH& $106.98 $442.67 $549.65
"051W07AA'"'01300" BERRY,MICHAEL D & $103.88 $442.67 $546.55
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"051W07AA'"'01400" BLOMBERG,WALH:R M & N $156.16 $442.67 $598.83
"051W07AA'"'01500" KITCHE~N,FLOYD E & BRE $172.22 $'!.42.67 $614.89
"051W07AA'"'01600" LUNEKE,KEITH & BEVERLY $144.38 $'!.42.67 $587.05
"051W07AA'"'01700" CHRISTOFF, DAVID J & J $143.59 $442.67 $586.26
"051W07AA'"'01800" REINH/~RDT, joHN A & RE :~': $139.88 $442.67 $582.55
"051W07AA'"'01900" BARBOI~IR,MARGARE, J & $139.88 $442.67 $582.55
"051W07AA'"'02000" MARCO!I I E-LING,JULIA F $139.88 $442.67 $582.55
"051W07AA'"'02100" BEAM,THOMAS L &SUZAN $139.88 $442.67 $582.55
."051W07AA""02200" CEN~ HOMES $139.86 $442.67 $582.53
"051W07AA'"'02300"'ANDERSON,JAMES & MARILYN $148.28 $442.67 $590.94
"051W07AA'"'02400" CENTEX HOMES $121.09 $442.67 $563.76
"051W07AA'"'02500" CENTEX, HOMES $115.56 $442.67 $558 22
"051W07AA'",0260Q, BE~ ~S~DONALD G-&,TERES/~.L - $115.56 :~; $442.67 ~Z~ $55822
"051W07AA'"'02700" CENTEX HOMES $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
"051W07AA'"'02800" SHUMWAY, DAVID L & SALLY J $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
"051W07AA'"'02900" JONES,JANICE I & DAVI $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
~'~I51W07AA'"'03000". CEN~ HOMES $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
'~)51W07AA'"'03100" CENTEX HOMES $115.56 $~.~,2.67 $558.22
"051W07AA'"'03200" RIFFLE,DAVID S & LIND $114.60 $4d2.67 $557.27
'~k51W07AA'"'03300" SHIM,H¥ONG W & MI YOU $110.93 $~,42.67 $553.60
'~)51W07AA'"'03400" ,DOOLE¥,MICHAEL R & MA $113.33 $442.67 $555.99
'~k51W07AA'"'03500" MILLER, MARl LEE $129.36 $~.d2.67 $572.03
"051W07AA'"'03600" MAXWELL,MICHAEL & PATRIClA $108.01 $4~.2.67 $550.68
'~)51W07AA'"'03700" WlNDER, SHANE R & MICH $118.98 $4d2.67' $561.65
"051W0~AA'"'03800" KAPSSOF,BILL & NOREEN $110.30 $d42.67 $552.97
"051W07AA'"'03900" TORRES,MARiA L & $110.30 $d42.67 $552.97
"051W07AA'"'04000" ~ bLEUSHOV, IMASH Y $101.20 $442.67 $543.87
"051W07AA'"'04100" HANNON,JAY E & SALLY $101.20 $442.67 $543.87.
"051W07AA""04200" CARR, KEVlN M & LISA H $101.20 ~,42.67 $543.87
"051W07AA'"'04300" SNOWHiLL,GRANT W & JA $122.37 $442.67 $565.03
"051WO7AA'"'04400" BLANKE,DAVID E $119.41. $~,42.67 $562.07
"051W07AA'"'04500" KlM,ANNA B $121.23 $442.67 $563.90
"051W07AA'"'04600" HULSTROM,JOHN R $130.92 $442.67 $573.59
"051W07AA'"'04700" SWANNACK, ROBERT D & A $111.64 $442.67 $554.31
"051W07AA""04800" SMITH,LAURE ~ ~A F $105.14 $442.67 $547.80
"051W07AA""04900" DEL CASTILLO,JESUS & $101.24 $442.67 $543.91
"051W07AA'"'05000" JAYNES, PEGGY A $100.37 $442.67 $543.04
"051W07AA'"'05100" STUART, ROBERT A & CAT $117.89 $442.67. $560.55
"051W07AA'"'05200" BROWN,CURTIS L & ERIN $119.20 $442.67! $561.87
"051W07AA'"'05300" STEPHENS,LAURENCE $112.45 $442.671 $555.12
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Map and Tax Lot , Owner Area Tdp Total
'K)51W07AA'"'05500" IRONWOOD AT TUCKWILA (TOT $0.00 $0.00 $0.00
LOT) ,
'~)51W07AA'"'05600" KENT, SANTIAGO A & KEL $141.36 $442.67 $584.03
"051W07AA'"'05700" BANUE, LOS ROSA E & $147.85 $442.67 $590.52
"051W07AA'"'05800". CASS,DENNIS & LINDA L $114.18. $442.67 $556.84
"051W07AA'"'05900"'ADKIN~, ,RONALD L & KATHY J $114.04 $442.67 $556.70
"051W07M'"'06000" BROOK, FIELD,JOHN M $177.65 $442.67 $620.32
'~351W07M'"'06100" NEWB~RY, DOUGLAS T & J $217.08 $442.67 $659.75
'~)51W07AA'"'06200" VELIZ, RAUL JR & MARlE $192.84 $442.67 $635.50
'~)51W07AA'"'06300" NUSS,(~HARLES H & SUSAN M $166.18 $442.67 $608.84
"051W07AA""06400" IVES,D~VlD C &IVES,HEATHER L $187.24 $442.67 $629.91
"051W07AA'"'06500" SHUBIN,GEORGE JR & TA $155.78 $442.67 $598.44
"051W07AA'"'06600" CARIG ,NAN, ROGER & JULI ;' $1~68 . · $442i67 .$60173~,~
"051W07AA'"'06'700" VELAS~30,ARMANDO A & D $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
"051W07AA'"'06800" WHITEHURST, NORMAN A $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
"051W07AA'"'06900" PEDDI¢ORD,CHRISTOPHER $108.60 $442.67 $551.27~
"051W07AA'"'07000" SCHIEI~LER, CURTIS G & $100.39 $442.67' $543.06
"051W07M'"'07100" .TOMPi(INS,MICHELLE D & $100.39 $442.67 $543.06
iSAKAI,GEORGE JOJI JR
"051W07M" "07200 MILLER, SHAWN L & CHRI $100.39 $442.67 $543.06
"051W08BB'"'00100 CAMACHO,ROSA C $123.18 $442.67 $565.85
!"051W08BB'"'00200 FELLER, JAMES P & MAR $123.97 $442.67 $566.64
"051W08BB'"~30300 MITCHELL,TODD M $115.92 $442.67 $558.59
"051W08BB'"'00400 MII-rMANN,HUBERTUS J $118.03 $442.67 $560.712
'K)51W08BB'"'00500 SPRECHER,THOMAS W & $147.61 $442.67 $590.27
"051W08BB'"'00600 MINOR~GARY J & $176.17 $442.67 $618.84
"051W08BB'"'00700 STUCKI,BERKLEY K & ANGEI_A J $158.37 $442.67 $601.04
"051W08BB'"'00800 MCCALLUM, PETER J & ILA F $134.84 $442.67 $577.50
"051W08BB'"'00900 DOZIER, STAClE L $119.25 $442.67 $561.91
'K)51W08BB'"'01000 MONTGOMERY, ARTHUR J $123.56 $442.67 $566.23
"051W08BB'"'01100 ROTH,RONALD D & EILEEN L $119.87 $442.67 $562.541
"051W08BB'"'01200 WALLACE,THOMAS J TRU $110.30 $442.67 $552.97
'~)51W08BB'"'01300 GRIMALDI,BOBBI L &. P $110.30 $442.67 $552.97:
'~)51W08BB'"'01400 HEIDE,MICHAEL DEAN $110.33 $442.67 $552.99
'~)51W08BB'"'01500 TAYLOR,DORIAN D $122.37 $442.67, $565.03
"051W08BB'"'01600 PO'I-TLR, RANDALL J $120.60 $442.671 $563.27
"051W08BB""01700 MORELAND,DONNA M & J $101.20 $442.67: $543.87
"051W08BB'"'01800 OLSEN;BRANDON A & RA $101.20 $442.67 $543.87
"051W08BB'"'02000 CANTU,JOHN SR & ALMA & $135.22 $442.67 ' $577.89
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"051W08BB'"'02100 COX, JEFFREY D & MARG $183.37 $4d2.67 $626.04
"051W08BB""02200 STERLrlNG,MARK D & MARCIA $176.09 $442.67; $618.76
"051W08BB'"'02300 HINDMAN,LOUIS E $165.99 $442.67' $608.66
"051W08BB'~"02400 JAMISON,GILBERT D & SHIRLEY $182.86 $442.67 . $625.5~
"051W08BB'~"02500 SANDERS,LON L &,PEGGYS $167.90 $442.67 $610.57
"051W08BB'"'02600 MORTENSEN,JAMES V & $150.87 $442.67 $593.5d
"051W08BB'"'02700 BAXL ,EY, RICHARD A & $110.37 $442.67 $553.03
"051W08BB'"'02800 ELLINGSON,DAVID B & $101.47 $442.67 $544.13
KIMBERLY
"051W08BB'"'02900 LASSER,PETER R &JUDY D $101.47 $442.67 $544.13
"051W08BB'"'03000 KUZNETSOV, ANTONI K & $101.47 $442.67 $544.13
EKATERINA
"051W08BB','?03,100 SCHMI~T, BRANDONJ~:~ELAINE $~t01.85 $442.67 -. $~-q'4.52
"051W08BB'~'03200 LUNA, RICK L & SHEPPA $141.20 $442.67 '$58~3.87
"051W08BB'"'03300 BEYER, BRIAND & SARA $156.51, $442.67 $599.17
"051W08BB""03400 KIM,ANDREY S & EUNAH $105.48 ' $4~.2.67 $548.15
"051W08BB'"'03500 MAGRUDER, KIMBERLY A $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
'D51W08BB'"'03600 GRAFF~GERALD II & BR $115.56 $442.67 $558.22
'~I51W08BB'"'03700 GROVE, DEREK & MICHEL $100.39 $~.~2.67 $543.06
'~)51W08BB'"'03800 FOX, AARON J & AMY E $100.43 $4~2.67 $543.10
'~)51W08BB'"'03900 BAUMAN,JERRY $124.84 $442.67 $567.51
'~)51W07AB'"'02600" TUKWILA PARTNERS $1,561.46 $4,782.09 $6,343.55
'~351W07AB'"'02601" TUKWILA PARTNERS $9,078.13 $27,805.35 $36,883.40
'~)51W07AB""03200" TUKWILA PARTNERS $2,091.15 $6,404.97 $8,496.12
TOTAL
SECTION 13. PROPERTIES EXCLUDED FROM CITY LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FOR ASSESSEMENT PROCESS:
Certain properties identified to be benefiting form the proposed improvements are outside
of the city boundary and they can not be included in the assessment district. This decision
is based on the legal opinion of the City Attorney. Arrangements are being made to
receive fi.om City Urban Growth Boundary System Development Fees collected by
Marion County. In any event, other property owners in the assessment district will not pay
for the benefit received by the property owners identified in this section.
Thc properties proposed to be fimdcd by the with City Urban Growth BoundaTT System
[)evelo'p~cnt Fees are idcnliiicd as follows
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NO. COST COST ~ RATE TO BE
$500 EA. COST FUNDED
"051W06C""01100 .... WELLMAN,GENE, M & PATRIC $2,269.82 $500.00 $681.03 $3,450:84
"051W06C'"'01400 .... TATE,JE!:~RY E & MARY L $698.92 $500.00 $681.03
$1
,879.94
"051W06C'"'01500 .... ENTENA MONCHITO C & ANT $3,099.95 $500.00 $681.03 $4,280.97
'~)51W06C""01200'"' WELLM,~ N,GENE M & PATRIC $1,133.82 $0.00 $681.03 $1,814.84
"051W06C""01300 .... JONES,F~UL L & BARBARA $2,859.36 $0.00 $681.03 $3,540.38
subtotal $10,061.87 $1500.00 $3405.15 $14,966.97
TOTAL TO BE FUNDED BY ~GBSDF $14,966.97
SECTION 14.
PAMENT PLAN FOR ASSESSMENT
A ten-year (10) pa~,ment plan is proposed for the assessement obligation.
SECTION 15. i INTEREST RATE
The Finance Director be authorized to develop a schedule and charge an interest rate,
which does not ex,ed on, half (1/2) percent above the estimated net effective rote of
bond sale. Currently this interest rate is estimated at 6.5 percent.
SI~CTION 16. CONSTRUCTION TIME FRAME
Schedule A: Approximately 2300 lineal feet of Boones Ferry Road, from goose creek to
Vmaderbeck Lane (phase 2 & phase 3) is proposed to be completed in this
construction season, summer and fall of 2002
Schedule B:
Approximately 800 lineal feet of Boones Ferry Road from Vanderbeck
Lane to Hazelnut Drive (phase 4) is proposed to be completed in the
following construction season, summer and fall of 2003
SECTION 17.
FUNDING SUMMARY
PROJECT FUNDING REQUIRED
$1,374,747
A. SUPPORT FROM OTHER SOURCES OTHER THAN LID ASSESSMENTS
1. CITY SUPPORT
Street CIP Boones Ferry. Improvement :: $ 262,667
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SECTION 18.
Traffic Impact Fees
URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEES
SUB TOTAL
SUPPORT FOR LID ASSESSMENTS
LID PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS
LID APPROACH ASSESSMENTS
Boones Ferry Improvement
SUB TOTAL=
FUNDING TOTAL =
= $ 286,051
$14,967
563..685
$ 803,562
$ 7,500
$811:062
$ ,1:374:747
MAXIMUM LIMIT OF ASSESSMENT AMOUNT
It is proposed that the assessment amounts shown in this document be fixed as the
maximum amount to be assessed against the properties for the said improvemem. Any
SECTION 19
PUBLIC HEARING
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Local Improvement District
May 13, 2002 at 7:00 PM in the City Council Chambers of the City Hall, 270
Montgomery Street.
SECTION 20
NOTICE OF HEARING
That the City Recorder of the City of Woodbum is hereby directed to give notice of the
City Council's intention to make the proposed improvements and notice the public hearing
as outlined in Section 19
Approved as to form.(~~/x/'~
City Attorney
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Date
Approved:
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Submitted to the Mayor
Approved by the Mayor
Filed in the office ~fthe Recorder
Attest:
Mary Te ant, City Recor er
City ~f~/n~.odbl4rp,, Oretgo~~
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TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Honorab!e Mayor and City Council
John C. Brown, City Administratoe<.~
Appointment of Chief of Police
Recommendation:
It is recommended the City Council adopt the attached resolution consenting to the appointment of
Scott D. Russell to the position of Police Chief, and authorizing the City Administrator to execute
an employment agreement with Deputy Chief Russell.
Background:
The City Charter empowers the City Administrator.to appoint and dismiss department he~ds, with
City Council consent. At your last meeting, I informed you of my intention to appoint Deputy
Chief Scott Russell to the!position of Police Chief. That position will be ,,v, acated upon Chief Null's
retirement on May 31, 2002. I also informed you of Deputy Chief Russell s qualifications for the
position, and the reasons ~for my intended appointment. I further indicated an employment
agreement with Deputy Chief Russell would be negotiated, and provided to you.
Discussion:
The employment agreement I propose to execute with Deputy C_laief Russell is attached. Pursuant to
the agreement, his tenure as Police Chief will commence on June 1, 2002 and will extend for three
years to June 30, 2005. It can be renewed, for a period agreeable to both parties. As Chief, Russell
will serve ~at-will' and can be terminated at any time. If he is terminated without cause, he is
entitled to four months severance pay. The agreement dictates the Chief's salary and benefits and
specifies future changes in salary, related to cost of living adjustments and performance-based
increases. Russell will be appointed at the KD' step of the salary range, and will be eligible for
advancement on June 1, 2003. Appointment to the "D" step provides Russell with an increase over
his current salary that is commensurate with the additional responsibilities and obligations he will
assume as Police Chief. The City will also pay Russell's PERS contribution. In addition to basic
salary and benefits, he will be entitled to use a City vehicle, and to City support for ongoing training,
continuing education, and participation in professional organizations.
Appointment of Deputy Chief Russell is desirable, appropriate, and beneficial to the City for the
reasons enumerated to you on April 8, 2002. The employment agreement is an inducement to
Deputy Chief Russell to accept the Chief's position, provides a level of security, and defines the
conditions under which he will act as Police Chief. Contract provisions are in line with those
afforded to other City department heads employed pursuant to contract. Salary and benefit
provisions provide fair compensation to Russell for his skill, experience, and leadership ability.
Accordingly, your approval of the attached resolution consenting to the appointment of Scott D.
P, usscll as Police Chief and authorizing llle tO execute the attached agreement with him is
respectfully recommended.
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COUNCIL BILL NO. 2384
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION CONSENTING TO THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S APPOINTMENT
OF SCOTT D. RUSSl~LL AS POLICE CHIEF AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION
OF AN EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT.
WHEREAS, the Woodburn City Charter provides that the City Administrator shall
appoint a Police Chief With the consent of the City Council; and
WHEREAS, Scott D. Russell has previously held the position of Deputy Police Chief
and is qualified for appointment as Police Chief; and
WHEREAS, the City Administrator is willing to appoint Scott D. Russell Police Chief
subject to the consent o~ the City Council; NOW, THEREFORE;
THE CITY OF ,'WOODBURN RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That Scott D. Russell is appointed Police Chief by the City Administrator
effective July 1, 2002, and said appointment is hereby consented to by the City Council.
Section 2. That the City Administrator is authorized to execute an employment
agreement with Scott D. Russell.
Approved as to form~'e'~'- ~ /-/- / ~' ~ o t~ ~
City Attomey Date
Approved:
Richard Jennings, Mayor
Passed by the Council
Submitted to the Mayor
Approved by the Mayor
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
ATTEST:
Mary Tennant City Recorder
City of Woodburn, Oregon
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AGREEMENT
Scott D. Russell
City of Woodburn
Chief of Police
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into on this 23r~ day of April, 2002, by and between
the City of Woodburn, a~ Oregon municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as "City" and
Scott D. Russell, referrefl to as "Russell", both of whom understand as follows:
RECITALS
1. City desires to eraploy the services of Scott D. Russell as Police Chief of the City of
WoOdburn and td provide an inducement'fOr him to remain in such employment.
City desires to provide certain benefits, establish certain conditions of employment, and
to set working conditions of said Employee.
Russell desires td enter into this Agreement in order to provide for some security and
provide for cermiln definite benefits to Russell.
Both parties und~stand and agree that the employment relationship created by this
agreement constil:utes at-will employment.
5. The City Administrator has authority to execute this Agreement on behalf of the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants herein contained, the parties
hereto agree as follows:
1. DUTIES.
Chief of police. The City agrees to employ Russell as the Chief of Police to
perform the functions and duties specified in the job description, and perform
other legally permissible duties as the City Administrator from time to time may
assign.
Outside Employment. This provision shall not restrict Russell from using
vacation or personal leave for teaching, consulting or related activities, provided
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these activities do not conflict with regular duties of RuSsell. Russell 'shall
receive permission in advance from the City Administrator to engage inthese
activities to insure that no conflicts exist.
TERMS.
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Duratio,n and Effective Date. The term of this Agreement shall be from June 1;
2002 until June 30, 2005.
At Will ~mployment. Both parties acknowledge and agree that Russell is
considered to be an at will employee who may be terminated by the City with or
without cause, pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.
Extensio, n of Agreement. The term of this Agreement may be extended by
written 9onsent of the parties for a period of time that is acceptable to both
parties, if the parties.decide to extend this Agreement, negotiations shal! b0-.:
commenced by December 31, 2004.
RESIGNATION.
Nothing in this Agreement shall prevent, limit or otherwise interfere, with the right of
Russell to resiga at any time from this position with City subject to the provisions of the
Agreement. In the event Russell voluntarily resigns this position with City before the
expiration of the aforesaid term of employment, Russell shall give City a minimum of
thirty (30) days Written notice.
4. COMPENSATION.
Salary. Effective June 1, 2002, the City agrees to pay Russell a salary of
$6,548.00 per month, Step D of the City's established Police Chief salary range.
Such salary shall be payable in installments at the same time as the regular
employees of the City are paid. On June 1, 2003, after a finding of satisfactory
performance by the City Administrator, Russell's monthly salary shall be
increased to $6913.00. Each year thereafter, annually and based on a
performance evaluation by the City Administrator, salary negotiations will be
conducted which may result in a salary increase. Such increase shall be granted
or denied solely on the basis of Russell's performance. A minimum pay
differential of 17.5% between the base salary range level for Deputy Chief and
the salary level for Russell shall be maintained. Effective July 1, 2002, Russell
shall also receive a 3 % cost of living adjustment. In each subsequent year
Russell shall receive the same cost of living adjustment(s) as 'the Woodburn
Police Association, police officer members. Cost of living adjustments, and pay
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increases granted after June 2002 will be COmputed on Russell's base salary. In
the event ~this agreement is extended, and within thirty (30) days of each.
extensioni a compensation study will be conducted comparing salary and city
contributions for retirement, deferred compensation, and health insurance of
comparatJle agencies. The comparable agencies are McMinnville, Forest Grove,
Tualatin, Oregon City, The Dalles, Troutdale and Newberg. Upon completion
of the compensation study the City Administrator and Russell will meet and
develop a! plan to make adjustments necessary to maintain Russell's
comparal: [lity with Police Chiefs from the comparable agencies at the level in
existence Implementation of the plan will occur within (60) days of each
extension
Health, ¥ 'elfare, Deferred Compensation, and Retirement. Russell shall be
entitled t( receive the same holidays, vacation days, annual accrual, deferred
compens, lion, and other fringe benefits andworking conditions as other
management employees of the City, as those benefits and conditions now exist.
One Hun~ .red Percent (100%) of Russell's retirement contribution shall be paid
or reimbt~rsed by City. This is in addition to any other enumerated benefits,
specifically set forth in this Agreement.
Automobile. Russell shall receive the exclusive and unrestricted use of an
automobile for professional, training and educational activities related to his
employment by the City, which is a fully equipped, full size sedan, or
COmparable vehicle owned by the City. The City shall pay liability, property
damage, and comprehensive insurance coverage, and for the operation
(including fuels and lubricants), maintenance, and repair. The City agrees to
allow RuSsell, at his option, to utilize a private vehicle for travel to Oregon
AssociatiOn of Chiefs of Police (OACP)- or Department of Public Safety
Standards and Training (DPPST)-sponsored conferences and will provide
reimbursement for business use of a private vehicle at the rate established in the
City PersOnnel Manual.
Dues, Sul~scriptions, and Professional Development. City agrees to budget and
pay for the professional dues and subscriptions of Russell necessary for the
continuation and full participation in national, regional, state, and local
associations and organizations necessary and desirable for Russell's continued
professional participation, growth and advancement. The City also agrees to
budget for and pay the travel and subsistence expenses of Russell for
professional and office travel, meetings, and occasions adequate to continue the
professional development of Russell and pursue official functions for City as
City deems appropriate, subject to budget constraints of City. Further, subject to
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budget constraints of the City, City agrees to pay fo/the travel and subSiStence
expenses of Russell for short courses, institutes and seminars that are necessary
for professional development. Such seminars may include but not limited to the
FBI National Academy, annual International Association of Chiefs of Police
conference, the Oregon Associations Chiefs of Police Conferences, the Annual
International FBI National Association conferences and Oregon FBI National
Association conferences.
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Cell PhOne. Russell shall receive the exclusive and unrestricted use of a cell
phone for professional activities related to his employment. The City will allow
Russell incidental personal use of the cell phone in an amount not to exceed $10
per momh.
Educatign Reimbursement. Russell shall receive reimbursement for college
tuition cbnsistent with city Personnel Manual.
EXECUTIVE LEAVE.
In lieu and in phce of the administrative leave applicable to other management
employees, Russell shall accrue ten (10) executive leave days per year.
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION.
The City Administrator shall evaluate the performance of Russell at least once annually.
The evaluation shall be in accordance with specific criteria developed jointly by the
City Administrator and Russell. Further, the City Administrator shall provide Russell
with a written statement of the findings of the evaluation process and provide an
adequate opportunity for Russell to discuss the evaluation with the City Administrator.
TERMINATION AND SEVERANCE PAY.
In the event Russell is terminated by the City before expiration of the term of his
employment agreement and during such time that Russell is willing and able to perform
the duties under this Agreement, the City shall pay Russell a lump sum cash payment
equal to Four (4) months aggregate salary including deferred compensation and health
inmranee. Severance pay shall be paid within thirty (30) days of the date of
termination.
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TERMINATION FOR CAUSE.
If Employee is tegminated during the term of this Agreement for cause, City shall have
no obligation to pay the severance pay under this agreement. For the purposes of the
Agreement, "cause" is defined as follows:
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Indictmeqt for illegal act. If such indictment does not ultimately result in
convictioa, then Russell shall receive severance pay. If the indictment does
ultimately result in a conviction, Russell shall not receive severance pay; or
B. Abandonment by Russell of his position as Chief of Police.
The deterpaination by City that Russell has been guil _ty of fraud, dishonesty or
any other~act of misconduct in performance of Russell's duties on behalf of
Ciiy. Such determination by City shall be made in accordance with disciplinary
and grievance procedures set forth in the adopted personal policies of the City in
force and ieffect on the date of the alleged misconduct.
OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT.
City shall, by amendments to this Agreement, affix such other terms and conditions of
employment from time to time as it may determine, relating to the performance of
Russell with the agreement of Russell. The Personnel Manual of the City of Woodburn
(the "Personnel Manual") shall apply to Russell except where specifically altered,
changed or in conflict with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Notwithstanding any language contained in the Personnel Manual to the contrary, the
parties agree that Russell is an at will employee and that the City may terminate him
consistent with the terms of this Agreement The terms and conditions set forth in this
agreement and relevant provisions of the Personnel Manual of the City of Woodburn
represents the complete and entire employment agreement between the City of
Woodburn and Russell. All previous implied or expressed agreements are null and
void.
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10.
PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY.
City agrees to defend, hold harmless and indemnify Russell from all demands, claims,
suits, actions, errors or other omissions in legal proceedings brought against Russell in
his individual capacity or in his official capacity, provided the incident arose while
Russell was acting within the scope of his employment.
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NOTICE
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Any notice required to be given under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, shall
be given as follows:
Scott D. Russell, Chief of Police
587 Hardcastle Avenue
Woodburn, Or!gon 97071
John Brown, City Administrator,
City of Woodburn
270 Montgomery Street
Woodburn, Oregon 97071
12. SEVERABILITY
If any part, terO, or provision of this Agreement is held by the courts to be illegal or in
conflict with thC laws of the State of Oregon, the validity of the remaining portions of
the Agreement Shall not be affected and the rights and obligations of the parties shall be
construed and enforced as if the Agreement did not contain the particular part, term of
provision.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this agreement in duplicate and affixed
their signatures.
CITY OF WOODBURN
CHIEF OF POLICE
John C. Brown, City Administrator
Scott D. Russell
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MEMO
To: For Council/~ction, through the City Administrator~
From:
Subject:
Date:
Randy Scott, ~enior Engineering Technician, through the Public Works Director
Acceptance of Utility Easement, Wal-Mart Expansion
April 16, 2002
RECOMMENDATIONt
It is being recommended that the City Council accept the attached utility water main easement
as
described on Attachment'-'VA and the utility sanitary sewer force main easement as described on
Attachment "B".
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BACKGROUND:
The utilitiy easements are
Wal-Mart Expansion. Ord
main easement and the exi
being conveyed by Wal-Mart Business Trust in Conjunction with the
nance No. 2359 vacated a portion of the existing sanitary sewer force
~ting water main easement subject to certain conditions. The
conveyance of the attache~! easements complies in part with the requirements of the conditions.
Included as attachment "A" and "B' is the properly signed easements
Included as Attachment "Al"and "BI"is a map showing the boundary of the easements
ATTACHMENT "A"
UTILITY EASEMENT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that the undersigned . for the
consideration of One Dollar ($1.00) and other valuable considerations to them paid, the receipt whereof
hereby is acknowledged, hereby do forever grant unto the CITY OF WOODBURN, a Municipal
Corporation of Marion County, Ore.cK)n referred to herein as the CITY, a permanent right-of-way and
easement over and along the full width and length of the premises described as fo ows, to wit:
~ easement for public water line utilities over the property
described on Exhibit A hereto and as depicted on Exhibit B hereto.
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with.the right, privi ege and authority, to said City, to construct, maintain, replace, reconstruct, remove,,
and add' to, utility Pipeline or pil~elines, With all appurtenances incident thereto or necessary
therewith, in, under and across the said premises, and to cut and remove from said right-of-way any
trees and other obstructions which may endanger the safety or interfere with the use of said pipelines.
or appurtenances attached or conneci~d therewith; and the right of ingress and egress to and over said
above described premises at any and jail times for the purpose of doing anything necessary or useful or
convenient for the enjoyment of the e{asement hereby granted.
THE CITY SHALL, upon each! and even/occasion that such utility facility is constructed,
maintained, replaced, reconstructed or removed, or added to, restore the premises of the Grantors, and
any improvement disturbed by the City, to as good condition as they were in prior to any such
installation or work, but if not practicable, then pay to Grantors reasonable compensation.
THE GRANTORS, heirs and assigns, reserve the dght to use the premises for walkways,
driveways, planting, and related purposes, and all utility facilities shall be at a depth consistent with
these purposes. EXCEPTION: No structure shall be placed within the easement, or within 45°
projection upward from the bottom of the pipe.
WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST,
a Delaware business trust
Its: ~t~t. ant Vice President
STATE OF ARKANsAs )
) SS
COUNTY OF BE~K~ )
Onthisthe ,~ day of_~/~_ ~
State personally appeared.
Accepted by the Woodbum City Council
on .2002
Mary Tennant. City Recorder
City of Woodbum. Oregon
Approved as to legal terms 0nly
by .//..,-~.
~<J/W~-Mart Legal Team
Date: Y- F'-~ ~
2002
~9~9, before me a Notary Public in and for the County and
known to me to be th~ sam~ person whose me ~s suoscr4oea to me within ins[rument and acknowledged that
they voluntarily executed the same for the purpose therein contained.
iN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
ARY SEAL"
ucky. h, lotat¥ Pubhc
nty. Stale of Arkansas
Before/m..~?
NOTAR~f' PUBLIC FOR ARKANSAS
My Commission Expires. / .;
ATTACHMENT "A"
Public Waterline Easement
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Exhibit "A"
An easement for construction and maintenance of a public waterline lying over,
across, and through a tract of land located in the A. Dubois DLC No. 98 and the
M. Lore DLC No. (~1, in Section 12, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, Willamette
Meridian, Marion County, Oregon, said easement is more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at the ioutheast corner of Parcel 1 as recorded in Partition Plat No.
1992-17, Marion ;ounty Deed Records; thence North 88°52'10" West 480.52
feet along the SoL th line of said Parcel 1 to the True Point of Beginning; thence
South 0.1°07'50- ,WeSt'.:.86.07 feet; thence South 88°52'10" East 25,88. feet;
thence South 01° )7'50" West 41.51 feet; thence North 88°52'10" West 25.88
feet; thence South 01007'50" West 110.78 feet; thence South 10°47'26" East
254.29 feet; thenqe South 22°39'46" East 125.45 feet to a point on the most
Southerly line of the land conveyed to Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust by
deed recorded in !Reel 1879, page 71, said point is on a non-tangent curve
concave to the SoUtheast with a radius of 1587 feet; thence Southwesterly along
said curve a distaOce of 16.00 feet through a central angle of 0°34'40' (chord
bears South 66040'55" West 16.00 feet); thence leaving said curve North
22039'46" West 127.30 feet; thence North 10o47'26" West 257.62 feet; thence
North 01°07'50' East 382.15 feet; thence South 88°52'10" East 36.74 feet;
thence South 01°07'50" West 16.00 feet; thence North 88°52'10" West 20.74
feet; thence South 01° 07'50" West 126.11 feet to the True Point of Beginning.
Containing 13,624 SF
'- REGISTERED
PROFESSIONAL
_LAN? SUR.V_E:Y.O t
t')ecembe~ 15. 1978
CARL B00CI~JENSEN, SR.
1768
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ATTACHMENT "Al"
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PARCEL 1
PARTITION PLAT I
88'52°10' £ 36,74' . NO. 1992-17
,s ovo7'5o' w
...i~s o,'o7'5o' w 126.,1i WEST H__AYES
~.~ ~ I STREET
Ell~ -BEGINNING
IF , x
PUaUc w^'nm , '-r-
LOCATED WIN THE S.W. 1/4
OF SECTION 12,
T. 5 S., R. 2 W., W.M.
CITY OF WOODBURN CES NWN
MARION COUNTY, OREGON c.
CONSULTING ENGtNL [RING S~RV~C[S, lNg.
15573 SW 8ANGY ROAD, SE ,.t00
~545 LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON 97035
1/02 503,968.6655 www,cesnw,com
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ATTACHMENT "B"
UTILITY EASEMENT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE pRESENTS, that the unders£c~ , for the
consideration of One Dollar ($1.00) aqd other valuable considerations to them paid, the receipt whereof
hereby is acknowledged hereby do forever grant unto the CITY OF WOODBURN, a Municipal
Corporation of Marion County, Oregan referred to herein as the CITY, a permanent right-of-way and
easement over and along the full width and length of the premises described as follows, to wit:
A sanitary sewer force main and public utility easement over
the property described on Exhibit A hereto and as depicted
on Exhibit B hereto. [
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with the right, privilege and authority~.l
and add to, utility pipeline or pil:
therewith, in, under and across the sl
trees and other obstructions which m~
or appurtenances attached or connec
above described premises at any and
) said City, to construct., maintain, replace; reconstruct, remove,
alines, with all appurtenances Incident thereto or necessary
Id premises, and to cut and remove from said right-of-way any
y endanger the safety or interfere with the use of said pipelines,
.=d therewith; and the right of ingress and egress to and over said
ill times for the purpose of doing anything necessary or useful or
convenient for the enjoyment of the e lsement hereby granted.
THE CITY SHALL, upon each and every occasion that such utility facility is constructed,
maintained, replaced, reconstructed o~'removed, or added to, restore the premises of the Grantors, and
any improvement disturbed by the City, to a~ good condition as they were in prior to a,ny such
installation or work, but if not practicable, then pay to Grantors reasonable compensation.
THE GRANTORS, heirs and assigns, reserve the right to use the premises for walkways,
driveways, planting, and related purposes, and all utility facilities shall be at a depth consistent with
these purposes. EXCEPTION: No structure shall be placed within the easement, or within 45°
projection upward from the bottom of the pipe.
WAD-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST,
Accepted by the Woodburn City Council
a Delaware ' s trust
Assistant V'~e President
STATE OF AP. KN~SAS )
)SS
COUNTY OF. 8E~Z~DN )
crt
Approved as tol
by . ~/,~.. ~u,,,, .........
~Val~art Legal Team
Date:
,2002
- ,~ 2002
On this the ~/ day of.~[~.___~, before me a Notaw Public In and for
the
County
and
State personally appeared.
/
I~ vi. ~./~X ~ , V''~ ?~- .,i /~J-.r~R~/?.--l~L~ Z~,~
known to me to be the same person whose nan{e is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged that
they voluntarily executed the same for the purpose Iherein contained.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
..;,.)an MlacJuCky INota!¥ PuBlic
I;C'lllOrq CCILJ[llY State of Arkansas
Before me:
My Commission Expires:
ATTACHMENT "B"
Sanitary Sewer Force Main & Public Utility Easement
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Exhibit "A"
An easement for construction and maintenance of a sanitary sewer force main
and public utilities lying over, across, and through a tract of land located in the A.
Dubois DLC NO. 98 and the M. Lore DLC No. 61, in Section 12. Township 5
South, Range 2 West, Willamette Meridian, Marion County, Oregon, said
easement is more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of Parcel I as recorded in Padition Plat No.
1992-17, Marion County Deed Records, said point also being on the Easterly
right-of-way of Stacy Allison Way (60 feet wide); thence Eastedy along the South.
~--~ line of Parcel. I iSouth'68*52'i0" East 88.20~'feet;-thence 8OUth 08°32'30" EaSt'~
41.26 feet along the most Westerly line of the land conveyed to Wal-Mart Real
Estate Businessitrust by deed recorded in Reel 1879, page 71 to the True Point
Of Beginning; thence South 54o04'43" East 352.72 feet; thence South 88°52'10"
East 20.23 feet; ~thence South 54°04'43" East 28.94 feet; thence South 88°52'10"
East 641.25 feet to a point on a line parallel with and 16 feet Westedy of the
West right-of-way of Harvard Drive when measured perpendicular to said
Westedy right-of-way line; thence Northerly along said parallel line North
0°45'25" East 259.74 feet to the South line of Parcel 1 of said Partition Plat;
thence North 44°56'29" East 23.12 feet to the Westedy right-of-way of Harvard
Drive (70 feet wide); thence South 01°07'50" West 18.00 feet along said Westedy
right-of-way to the Southeasterly corner of said Parcel 1; thence South 0°45'25'
West 278.44 feet to the intersection with a line parallel with and 20 feet Southerly
of the Nodh line of the East-West podion of this easement bearing South
88°52'10" East when measured perpendicular to said Nodh line; thence Westedy
along said parallel line North 88°52'10" West 683.88 feet to the intersection with
a line parallel with and 20 feet Southwesterly of the of that portion of this
easement bearing South 54004'43" East with a length of 352.72 feet; thence
North 54°04'43" West 368.28 feet along said parallel line to the most Westedy
line of said land conveyed to WaI-Mad Real Estate Business Trust per deed
recorded in Reel 1879, page 71; thence North 08032'30" West 28.05 feet along
said Westerly line to the True Point of Beginning.
Containing 25.736 SF
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LREGISTERED
PROFESSIONAL [
ND SURVEYOR
OR
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ATTACHMENT "BI"
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HARVARD DRI~
I
LOCATED IN THE S.W. 1/4 CES
OF SECTION ~2, c.
T. 5 S., R. 2 W., W.M.
3. N. ~545 CITY OF WOODBURN, 1557~S~B~GYRO~,~
3/11/02 MARION COUNt, OREGON 503.968.6655 ~.~snw.com
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MEMO
To: For Council Action, through the City Administrato~'/f~/
From: Randy Scott, Senior Engineering Technician, through the Public Works Director
Subject: Acceptance of Utility Easement, Wal-Mart Expansion
Date: April 16, 2002
RECOMMENDATION~
It is being recommended that the City Council accept the attached Utility Easements as described
on Attachment "A" and
BACKGROUND:
The utilitiy easements are being conveyed by Wal-Mart Business Trust in Conjunction with the
Wal-Mart Expansion. The Utility Easement are to be used for proposed and existing franchised
utilities adjacent to Harvard Drive and Evergreen Road.
Included as attachment "A" and "B" is the properly signed Utility Easements
Included as Attachment "Al"and "B 1" is a map showing the boundary of the Utility Easements,
ATTACHMEN I'
UTILITY EASEMENT :';:' ::11D
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that the unders:Lgned , for the
con§ideration of One Dollar ($1.00) and other valuable considerations to them paid, the receipt whereof
hereby is acknowledged, hereby do forever grant unto the CITY OF WOODBURN, a Municipal
Corpgration of Marion County, Oregon referred to herein as Ihe CITY, a permanent right-of-way and
easement over and along the full width and'length of the premises described as follows, to wit:
A public utility easement (Evergreen Road Frontage) over the
property described on Exhibit A hereto and as depicted on
Exhibit B hereto.
with .ti le right, privilege and authority, to said City; to Construct, maintain, replace, reconstruct, rem°ve~,~
and ~dd to, utility pipeline or pipelines, with all appurtenances incident thereto or necessary
there~Vith, in, under and across the said premises, and to cut and remove from said right-of-way any
trees
~nd other obstructions which may endanger the safety or interfere with the use of said pipelines,
or ap ~urtenances attached or connected therewith; and the right of ingress and egress to and over said
abow i described premises at any and all times for the purpose of doing anything necessary or useful or
convenient for the enjoyment of the easement hereby granted.
THE CITY SHALL. upon each and every occasion that such utility facility is constructed,
maintained, replaced, reconstructed or removed, or added to, restore the premises of the Grantors, and
any improvement disturbed by the City, to as good condition as they were in prior to a,ny such
installation or work, but if not practicable, then pay to Grantors reasonable compensation.
THE GRANTORS, heirs and assigns, reserve the right to use the premises for walkways,
driveways, planting, and related purposes, and all utility facilities shall be at a depth consistent with
these purposes. EXCEPTION: No structure shall be placed within the easement, or within 45°
projection upward from the bottom of the pipe.
WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST,
~y :Delaware~/us~ ~
Its: Asslsian~ V~ce Pmzldenf
STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF BENTON
On this the f
State personally appeared.
Accepted by the Woodbum City Council
oll
., 2002
Mary Tennant, City Recorder
Cily of Woodbum, Oregon
Appr0vlt¢ as to legal terms only
)
_ day of ~~ before me a NotaU Public In and for the County and
known to me to person whose name Is subscribed t6 Ihe within InstrUmenl and acknowledged that
they voluntarily executed the same for the purpose therein contained.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
~ J :)an Mladuc~y. Notaw Pubhc
~ Ben,on Counly, Slate of Arkansas
Before
NOT,~Y PUBLIC ¢OR
My Commission Expires:
ATTACHMENT "A"
Public Utility Easement
(Evergreen Road Frontage)
Exhibit "A"
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A public utility easement for the construction and maintenance of public utilities
lying over, across, and through a tract of land located in the A. Dubois DLC No.
98 and the M. Lore DLC No. 61, in Section 12, Township 5 South, Range 2 West,
Willamette Meridian, Marion County, Oregon, said easement is more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the Southwesterly comer of Parcel 1 as recorded in Padition Plat
No. 1992-17, Marion County Deed Records, said point also being on the Eastedy
right-of-way of Stacy Allison Way (60 feet wide); thence South 47°33'21' East
921.84 feet more or less to the most Southerly Southwest comer of the tract
conveyed to WaI.Mart Real Estate Business Trust by deed recorded in Reel
1879, page 71, Marion County Deed Records, said point is the True Point of
Beginning, and. said point is also on a non-tangent curve concave to the
Southeast with a radius of 1587.00 feet; thence Northeasterly along said curve
through a central angle of 02"09'59" a distance of 60.00 feet (chord bears North
67°28'34- East 60.00 feet); thence leaving said curve North 22039'46" West
10.00 feet to a point on a non-tangent curve concave to the Southeast with a
radius of 1597.00 feet; thence Southwesterly along said curve a distance of
60.00 feet through a central angle of 02°09'10" (chord bears South 67°28'31"
West 60.00 feet); thence leaving said curve South 22039'46" East 10.00 feet to
the True Point of Beginning.
Containing 600 SF
"
PROFESSIONAL
i _i':AND ...~. LI R V E:Y~R
/ t 800CK J~S[~.
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1545\wp~E asemenl-utllily2.doc
ATTACHMENT "Al"
106 50 0 100
J.N. 1545
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HARVARD DRiVEI
LOCATED IN THE S.W. 1/4
OF SECTION 12,
T. 5 S., R. 2 W., W.M.
CITY OF WOOBBURN,
MARION COUNTY, OREGON
I
I
CES NW,~o.
15573 SW BANGY ROAD. ~ .300
~ OS~._.~O. Oi{.BGON 9'/035
503.968.6~55
ATTACHMENT "B"
consideration of One Dollar ($1.00) and other valuable considerations [o them paid, the receipt whereof
hereby is acknowledged, hereby do forever grant unto the CITY OF WOODBURN, a Municipal
Corporation of Marion County, Oregon referred to herein as the CITY, a permanent right-of-way and
easement over and along the full width and len~gth of the premises described as follows, to wit:
A public utility easement (Harvard Drive Frontage) over the
property described on Exhibit A hereto and as depicted on
Exhibit B hereto. '
with the right, privilege and authority, to said City, to constmct~ maintain, replace, reconstruct, remove,
and add itc, utility pipeline or pipelines, with ali appurtenances incident thereto or necessa~
therewi~, in, under and across the said premises, and to cut and remove from said right-of-way any
trees and other obstructions which may endanger the safety or interfere with the use of said pipelines,
or appurtenances attached or connected therewith; and the right of ingress and egress to and over said
above described premises at any and all times for the purpose of doing anything necessary or useful or
convenient for the enjoyment of the easement hereby granted.
THE CITY SHALL, upon each and every occasion that such utility facility is constructed,
maintained, replaced, reconstructed or removed, or added to, restore the premises of the Grantors, and
any improvement disturbed by the City, to as good condition as they were in prior to a,ny such
installation or work, but if not practicable, then pay to Grantors reasonable compensation.
THE GRANTORS, heirs and assigns, reserve the right to use the premises for walkways,
driveways, planting, and related purposes, and all utility facilities shall be at a depth consistent with
these purposes. EXCEPTION: No structure shall be placed within the easement, or within 45°
projection upward from the bottom of the pipe.
WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST,
iyt~ laware ~s~rus~/
: Ass/slant Vk~_
STATE OF ARKANSAS )
) SS
COUNTY OF ~ )
On this the / day of ~
State personally appeared.
/
Accepted by the Woodbum City Council
on ,2002
Mary Tennant, City Recorder
City of Woodbum, Oregon
Approval as to le~l terms only
d War/Mart Legal Team
Date:
2002
~ before me a Notary Public in and for the County and
known to me t6 be the same person wh~Ose name is {d6scrlbed to the within Inslrum~nt and acknowledged that
they voluntarily executed the same for the purpose therein contained.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
"NOT~
Juan MlaOucky. Notal¥ Pubhc
Benlon County, Slate of Arkansas
y Comm~ss~or~ Expires 1/3/200'7
Before me:
NOT,~RY PUBLIC FOR ARyj'¢~8'''~
My Commission Expires:
ATTACHMENT "B"
Public Utility Easement
(Harvard Drive Frontage)
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Exhibit "A"
A public utility easement for the construction and maintenance of public utilities
lying over, across, and through a tract of land located in the A. Dubois DLC No.
98 and the M. LOre DLC No. 61, in Section 12, Township 5 South, Range 2 West,
Willamette Meridian, Marion County, Oregon, said easement is more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at th(
..1992-17, Marior~
along the Wes
Easterly South
Southeast corner of Parcel 1 as recorded in Partition Plat No.
i County Deed Records, thence ,South 0045'25" West 351.58 feet
~rly right-or-'waY of Harvard Drive (70 feet wide) to the m6st
asr corner of the land conveyed to Wal-Mart Real Estate
Business Trust s recorded in Reel 1879, page 71 of said county; thence North
88°52'10" Wes 10 feet to a point on a line parallel with and 10 feet Westedy of
said'Westerly right-of-way of Harvard Ddve when measured perpendicular to
said Westedy right-of-way line; thence North 0045'25" East 351.58 feet along
said parallel lineito the South line of said Parcel 1; thence North 01007'50- East
1.48 feet; thence North 88°52'10" West 20.21 feet; thence North 01007'50· East
10.00 feet; thence South 88°52'10" East 20.21 feet to a point on a line parallel
with and 10 feet Westedy of said Westerly right-of-way Harvard Drive; thence
North 01°07'50" East 301.48 feet along said parallel line to a point of curvature of
a curve concave to the East with a radius of 295.00 feet; thence along said curve
a distance of 136.26 feet through a central angle of 26027'56" (chord bears North
14021'48" East i35.06 feet) to a point; thence leaving said parallel line North
11°14'04" West 19.32 feet; thence North 20048'22- East 104.15 feet to a point on
a non-tangent curve concave to the Southwest with a radius of 10.32 feet; thence
along said curve 12.28 feet through a central angle of 70021'04" (chord bears
Nodh 53041'38" West 11.52 feet) to a point on a line parallel with and 10 feet
Southerly of the South right-of-way of Stacey Allison' Way (60 feet wide); thence
leaving said parallel line North 01007'50" East 10.00 feet to a point on the South
right-of-way line of Stacey Allison Way, said point is also a point of curvature of a
curve concave to the Southwest with a radius of 20.0'0 I"eet; thence Southeasterly
along said curve through a central angle 90o00'00", a distance of 31.42 feet
(chord bears South 43°52'10'' East 28.28 feet) to a point of tangency on the
Westerly right-of-way of said Harvard Drive; thence South 01007'50" West 3.12
feet along said Westerly right-of-way to a point of curvature of a curve concave to
the West with a radius of 215.00 feet, said curve is on the Westerly right-of-way
of Harvard Drive; thence Southwesterly along said curve through a central angle
of 28°56'16'' a distance of 108.59 feet (chord bears South 15°35'58" West 107.44
feet) to a point of reverse curvature; thence Southwesterly along said reverse
ATTACHMENT
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curve with a radius of 285.00 feet through central angle of 28°23'16", a distanue
of 143.94 feet (chord bears South 15"35'58" West 142.42 feet) to a point of
tangency on said' Westerly right-of-way of Harvard Ddve; thence South 01°07'50"
West 312.96 feet along said Westerly right-of-way line to the Point of
Beginning.
Containing 10,903 SF
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ATTACHMENT "BI"
STACEY ALLISON WAY
100
, , 1
50 0 100
R-10.52'
L'~ 12.28'
CH,=N 53'41'58' W
11.52'
N 20'48'22' E
N 11'14'04" W 19.32'
R=295.00' --~
~'26'27'56'
L=156.26'
CH,=N 14'21'48' E
135.O6'
PUBUC U~UTYEASEMENT
.-2o.oo' 11]
L-31.42'
CH-S 43'52'10" E
28.28'
01'07'50" W .3.12'
Z~28~6'16"
L-108.59°
CH-S 15~5'58' W
107.44
~-28~3'16'
L-143.94'
CH-S 15~5'58' W
142.42'
PARCEL 1
PARTITION PLAT
NO. 1992-17
Z
S 88'52'10" E 20.21'
N 01'0T50" £ 10.00' _'~J
N 88'52'10' W 20.21'--,~
N O1'O7'50' E 1.48'/
DEED RECOROED IN
REEL 1879, PAGE 71
\
N 88'52'10' W 10.00/
WEST HAYES
STREET
POINT OF
BEGINNING
J.N. 1545
3/11/02
LOCATED IN THE S.W. 1/4
OF SECTION 12,
T. 5 S., R. 2 W., W.M.
CITY OF WOODBURN,
MARION COUNTY, OREGON
CES NW,.c.
15573 SW BANGY ROAD, ~ 300
[.&K]~ C)SWI3GO, OIU~_~ON 97035
~3.968.6655 ~..~.~
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MEMO
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
DATE:
City Council through City Administrator'~¢
Public Works Program Manager ,,~-'~'/~~
Bid Award for Phase II Environmental Assessments of City Property
on Gatch Street and Park Avenue
April 17, 2002
RECOMMENDATION :i
Award Bid the Phase 11 Environmental Assessments for sites on Gatch Street and Park
Avenue to Aspen Environmental Services, Inc. for $11,900.00.
BACKGROUND:
Bid proposal for Phase II Environmental Assessments for city owned property on Gatch
Street and ParkAvenue were opened and read at 2:00 p.m. on April 17, 2002. The results
were:
Bidder Amount
Aspen Environmental Services, Inc.
Bergeson - Boese & Associates. Inc.
PBS Environmental Services
Creekside Environmental Consulting, LLC
$11,900.00
$12,125.00
$14,900.00
$18,800.00
The City had previously conducted Phase I Environmental'Assessments of City property
located on Gatch Street and Park Avenue. These assessments recommended that both
properties should have Phase II Environmental Assessments to address potential issues
that could come up during potential sale of these properties. During the supplemental
budget process, $15,000 was budgeted to accomplish the Phase II assessments.
Staff recommends that the award for these studies be made to Aspen Environmental
Services, Inc..
City of Woodburn,'
Police Department STAFF REPORT
270 Montgomery Street Woodburn, Oregon 97071 (503) 982-2345
Date:
From:
April 15, 2002
?
Scott Russell, Deputy Chief~
To~
Mayor and City Council
John Brown, City Administrato
Subject:
Contract Award for Police Records Management System Software
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Recommendation:
The City Council award the contract for a police records management
system software to New World Systems; direct staff to finalize
negotiations of the contract; and authorize the City Administrator to sign
the contract.
Background:
On January 10, 2002, RAIN voted to terminate it's agreement with Marion-Salem Data Center
for police records management effective July 1, 2002. This action has required the Woodburn
Police Department to procure and implement a new records management system in a very short
period of time.
A police records management system request for proposal (RFP) was developed and mailed to 39
vendors. An additional 21 vendors requested a copy of the RFP for a total of 60 vendors. Only
one vendor, New World Systems, responded to the RFP. The single response was not a total
surprise, as the RFP requested that the records management system integrate with the current
computer aided dispatch system in NORCOM and the mobile data computer software both of
which utilize New World software. A second criteria was the software was required to operate
on our current hardware (IBM AS 400) which uses Unix operating system.
Prior to reviewing New World's proposal, a selection criteria was established to evaluate
submitted proposal(s). New World's proposal was reviewed by a selection committee
established within the police department, and met each one of the selection criteria standards.
Bid
New World System $165,000.
Annual Standard Software Maintenance Agreement Fee $15,608.
New World's bid includes a hardware upgrade to the IBM AS400 computer in NORCOM (in
which the software will reside), project management, software installation and training.
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
Mayor and City Councilors through
John Brown, City Administrat°~'~.
Woodburn Public Library Board through/~
Linda SpraUer, Library Director
April 16, 2002
RE:
Library Fee f,or Non-City Residents
BACKGROUND INFORMATION:
For the past 25*- years city libraries in Polk, Yamhill and Marion counties have
provided library services to out-of-city residents through a contract with the Chemeketa
Cooperative Regional Library Service (CCRLS). This service is supported by city and
out-of-city residents through property taxes of eight cents (8¢) per $1,000 assessed
valuation, or $8 a year for a $100,000 home. In addition, city residents supporting a
public library within CCRLS pay an average of sixty-two cents (62¢) per $1,000
assessed valuation or $62 a year for a $100,000 home. This tax inequity has prompted
the larger cities in CCRLS to institute a user fee for out-of-city residents. The CCR/S
Advisory Council, library governing boards and city councils, have endorsed this fee.
EXPLAINATION:
In 1999, several CCRLS libraries, including Woodburn's, began to charge a $10
fee to adjust for the disparity between the amount city and Silver Falls Library District
residents were paying for library service when compared to residents of unincorporated
areas. The intention during the past three years in moving from $10 per year per
household to $25 per year per household, and then to $40 (approx. 75%), was that the
library would continue to increase the fee gradually and then move to 100% of parity
(approximately $60 per year) in fiscal year 2002-2003. These increases allowed
Woodburn to remain consistent with other libraries within CCRLS thus reducing
confusion of patrons who encounter different amounts being charged by libraries for
essentially the same services and also to bring the library closer to 'equity' with the
amount paid by city residents through their taxes for this level of library services.
The Woodburn Public Library, along with most other CCRLS libraries, issue Kid's
Cards to out-of-city resident youth, ages infant through age 14 instituted as of July 1,
2001.
Woodburn Public Library
280 Garfield Street · Woodburn, Oregon 97071
Ph.503-982-92b$ · F~ 503-982-5258
RECOMMENDATION:
The Woodburn Public Library Board recommendation:
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The fee charged for library service to out-of-city residents, beyond the
Chemeketa Cooperative Regional Library Service (CCRLS) basic service (one
item checked out and one hold at a time per card holder), be increased from
$40 per household to $60 per household effective July 1, 2002 for the fiscal
year of 2002-2003.
To increase the fee, Council will need to amend the 2001-2002 Master Fee
Schedule.
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CITY OF WOODBURN
Community Development
270 Montgomery Street
MEMORANDUM
Woodburn, Oregon 97071
(503) 982-5246
Date:
To:
From:
Subject:
April 18, 2002
Honorable Mayor and City Council thru City Administrato~
Jim Mulder, Director of Community Development,~
//
Planning Commission's Action on Site Plan ReView 02-03, a request
for Site Plan Review approval for a freezer addition at Washington
Elementary.
At their regularly-scheduled meeting on April 11, 2002, the Planning Commission
accepted the Planning~ Director's decision to approve a 242 square-foot freezer addition
at Washington Elementary. This decision is final unless the City Council calls this
decision up for review.
Applicant &
Property Owner:
Woodburn School District
965 N. Boones Ferry Road
Woodburn, OR 97071
NATURE OF APPLICATION: The applicant requested approval to install a walk-in
freezer at Washington Elementary. The addition will be permanent and will be an
exterior expansion to the existing kitchen at the school. The addition is necessary due
to growth in student population.
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RELEVANT FACTS: Washington Elementary is located at 777 E. Lincoln Street,
further identified on Marion County Assessor Maps as Township 5 South, Range 1
West, Section 18AA, Tax Lot 100. The site is zoned Public Education (PE).
The addition will be 242 square feet in area and will be installed on the south side of the
existing kitchen. The area where the freezer will be installed is currently a paved and
concrete surface. No parking spaces or landscaped areas will be affected, and there
will be no increase in impervious surfaces. The freezer unit is to be factory-assembled
by a licensed and certified modular manufacturer in conformance with the current
Uniform Building Code.
Aprill8,2002
Mr. Randy Scott
Senior Engineering Technician
Public Works AdmiWEngineering Div.
190 Garfield Street
Woodburn, OR 97071
Subject: Local Improvement District
East Hardcastle Avenue
Dear Mr. Scott:
As previously indicated, I have an objection to the proposed assessment against my
property.
Your letter of April 5th was my first indication of the proposal since I do not subscribe to
any newspapers, locally or otherwise. My first reaction upon receiving your letter was to
find out where East Hardcastle Avenue was from the telephone directory map.
If you look at the papers sent to the property owners, you will see that my property is
listed at the very bottom. Since I work in Portland, my daily vehicle direction when
leaving home is north. My shopping is done "on the way home" primarily in southeast
Portland and Canby. Finally, the tax rate in this area is quite high already especially
when you consider my tax lot provides not only a one family home but a one person
income.
Hopefully, this proposal will be reconsidered on my behalf. Thank you for your
assistance in presenting my letter at the public heating next Monday.
Sincerely,
Nancy R. Coffey
1498 Greenview Drive
Woodburn, OR 97071