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09-12-1994 - Special/Public Hearing ,/' THE ~ITY OF EDGE-witTER POST OFFICE BOX l00-EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132-0100 Mayor Jack /J. /Jayman DLvtrlcl I Councilman Kirk E. Jones DLvtrlcl2 Councilwoman l..ouL\'e A, Martin 1)lstrlcl 3 Cmlllcllm(/11 Mlchael/). /lays /)/strkt ./ Cmlllcl/m(/11 /)avittl.. Mite/11Im Votinq Order Councilman Jones Councilwoman Martin Councilman Hays Councilman Mitchum Mayor Hayman City Manager George Il. McMahan City Attorney KrL\'ta A. Swrey City Clerk SII.I"al/.I, Wadsworth August 30, 1994 To All Members of the City' Council: I hereby call a Special Meeting and Public Hearing of the City Council for Monday, September 12, 1994, at 7: 00 p.m. in the Community Center for the purpose of hearing objections, if any, of all affected persons to the confirmation of Resolution 94-R-15 related to the levy of special assessments for roadway improvements within the Florida Shores Improvement Area. Iv! I'"~ /1' ;f ~ ... \..~. &- '"---' c..: Ii/' L ............ 4)~"'?_ ,lr ,~S~-c::~:"_7... I ..... - CITY CLERK { Pursuant to Chapter 286, F.S., if an individual decides to appeal any decision made with respect to any matter considered at a meeting or hearing, that individual will need a record of the proceedings and will need to insure that a verbatim record .of the proceedings is made. lsk CI1Y MANA(;JiR'S OFFICE (904)424-2404 FAX-(904)424-2409 SUNCOM 383-2404 AGENDA FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1994 SPECIAL MEETING 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Remarks by Mayor Regarding Standards of Conduct and Decorum 4. Explanation of Public Hearing Procedure by the City Attorney 5. Public Hearing Opened - For the purpose of hearing objections, if any, of all affected persons to the confirmation of Resolution No. 94 -R -15 regarding the construction and financing of paving improvements in the Florida Shores Improvement Area Special Assessment District. 6. Introductory Remarks by the City Manager 7. Presentation by City Engineer a. Project description including reference to list of streets to be paved and profile of typical street b. Process for obtaining cost estimate - Reference to DRMP letter of August 5, 1994 c. Value engineering process d. Introduction of Rick Fernandez 7. Presentation by Director of Community Development regarding construction process 8. Explanation of Project Financing by Finance Director 9. Questions from the City Council 10. Public Comments 11. Public Hearing Closed 12. Council Deliberations Regarding Assessment Role and Project 13. Consider Adoption of Resolutions: a. Resolution No. 94 -R -21 Amending Resolution No. 94 -R -14 (Master Assessment Bonds Resolution) b. Resolution No. 94 -R -22 - Final Assessment Resolution 14. Adjournment KAS 9/12/94 SEP -12 -94 15:47 FROM:SQUIRE SANDERS & DEMPSEY ID :19043550434 PAGE 2/2 RESOLUTION NO. 9 `/ " R A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 94 -R -14 OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, ENTITLED: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND FINANCING OF ASSESSABLE IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CAPITAL LMPROVEMENT BONDS OF THE CITY TO FINANCE THE COST THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF FROM SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AGAINST BENEFTTTED PROPERTY, CERTAIN STORMWATER UTILITY FEES, CERTAIN EXCISE TAXES, AND CERTAIN OTHER MONEYS; PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS, SECURITY, AND REMEDIES OF THE REGISTERED OWNERS OF SUCH BONDS; PROVIDING SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE," DULY ADOPTED ON AUGUST 15, 1994, BY THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN FRANCHISE FEES TO BE INCLUDED AS EXCISE TAXES TO BE PLEDGED TO THE PAYMENT OF THE BONDS, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA: SECTION 1. AUTHORITY FOR THIS RESOLUTION. This resolution is adopted pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 166, Part II, Florida Statutes, Sections 1.01 and 3.12 of the Charter of the City, the Assessment Act, Section 6.06 of the Master Resolution and other applicable provisions of law_ SECTION 2. FINDINGS. It is hereby ascertained, determined and declared that: A. The City Council (the "Council ") of the City of Edgewater, Florida (the "City "), on August 15, 1994, duly adopted a resolution referred to by title in the title above (the "Master Resolution ") authorizing the issuance of Capital Improvement Bonds. B. It is necessary and desirable and in the best interests of the City that the Master Resolution be amended to allow for Franchise Fees to be included in the Excise Tax Revenues pledged to the security of the Bonds. SECTION 3. AMENDMENTS TO RESOLUTION. The Master Resolution is hereby amended as follows: A. Section 1.02 of the Master Resolution is hereby amended by amending certain definitions to read as follows: "Excise Taxes" or "Excise Tax Revenues" means, collectively the Gas Tax Revenues, the Guaranteed Entitlement Revenues, the Utility Services Tax Revenues, the Franchise Fee Revenues and such other excise tax revenues as may be provided for by supplemental resolution. "Series Excise Taxes or Series Excise Tax Revenues" means collectively, the Series Gas Tax Revenues, the Series Guaranteed Entitlement Revenues, the Series Utility Service Tax Revenues, and the Series Franchise Fee Revenues. "Series Pledged Revenues" means, with respect to a Series, (a) the Series Special Assessments, (b) the Series Stormwater Revenues, (c) the Series Excise Tax Revenues, (d) the moneys on deposit in the Series Subaccounts in the Funds and Accounts, and (e) the Series Investment Earnings. B, Section 1.02 of the Master Resolution is hereby amended by adding thereto certain definitionslo read as follows: "Franchise Fee Revenues" shall mean the amounts due and payable to the City under franchises granted by the City, more particularly described below, as such franchises may be renewed or extended from time to time. 1, Franchise granted to Cablevision Industries of Central Florida, Inc. for a cable television communication system within the corporate limits of the City, pursuant to Ordinance No. 84 -0-8, enacted June 4, 1984, 2. Franchise granted to Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company for a communication system pursuant to Ordinance No, 86 -0 -19, enacted August 4, 1986. 3, Franchise granted to Florida Power & Light Company for electric light and power facilities, pursuant to Ordinance No, 83 -0 -16, enacted November 7, 1983. 4. Franchise granted to South Florida Natural Gas Co., a franchise for operation of a gas distribution system pursuant to Ordinance No. 85 -0 -4, enacted February 5, 1985. " "Series Franchise Fee Revenues" means so much of the Franchise Fee Revenues as are specifically pledged to secure payment of Debt Service on a particular Series pursuant to a series Resolution. C. Article V of the Master Resolution is hereby amended by adding thereto a new subparagraph (H) to read as follows: 324VE11009. 001 /R-AMEND.MAST!R..RES 9- 12.1994n5:09pm "(H) ENFORCEMENT AND /OR EXTENSIONS OF COLLECTIONS; ELIGIBILITY FOR RECEIPT. The City will diligently enforce and collect the Pledged Revenues herein pledged; will take all reasonable steps, actions and proceedings for the enforcement and collection of such Pledged Revenues as shall become delinquent in order to provide for the payment of the Debt Service on the Bonds secured thereby; and will maintain accurate records with respect thereof. All such Pledged Revenues shall, as collected, be held in trust to be applied as herein provided, and not otherwise. In addition, to the extent one or more of the Excise Tax Revenues are pledged to secure the payment of the Debt Service on the Bonds the City shall (1) remain eligible to receive such Excise Tax Revenues; (2) use its best efforts to extend or renew the ordinances pursuant to which such Excise Tax Revenues are levied or collected, as the case may be, in the event such ordinance expires prior to the maturity of the Series of Bonds so secured and (3) not repeal any existing ordinance pursuant to which such additional Exo se Tax Revenues are levied or collected unless such repeal would not take effect until after the maturity of the Series of Bonds so secured; unless in each case such Excise Tax Revenues are first released from the lien of this Resolution in accordance with the supplemental resolution providing for the pledge thereof to a particular Series of Bonds. " SECTION 4. SEVERABILITY OF INVALID PROVISIONS, If any one or more of the covenants, agreements or provisions of this resolution should be held to be contrary to any express provision of law or to be contrary to the policy of express law, though not expressly prohibited, or to be against public policy, or should for any reason whatsoever be held invalid, then such covenants, agreements, or provisions shall be null and void and shall be deemed separate from the remaining covenants, agreements, or provisions of, and in no way affect the validity of, all the other provisions of this resolution or of the Bonds. SECTION 6, REPEALING CLAUSE. All resolution and resolutions of the City, or parts thereof, in conflict with the provisions of this resolution are to the extent of such conflict hereby superseded and repealed. SECTION 7. EFFECTIVE DATE, This resolution shall take effect immediately upon the final approval hereof. 3248 /EDG08.001 /R•AMEND•MASTER -RES 9.12.1994/13:09pm After Motion by and Second by , the vote on this resolution was as follows: Mayor Jack H. Hayman, Sr. XXX Councilman Kirk Jones XXX Councilwoman Louise A. Martin XXX Councilman Mike Hays XXX - Councilman David L. Mitchum XXX PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED this day of September, 1994. ATTEST: CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA By: Susan J. Wadsworth Jack H. Hayman, Sr. City Clerk Mayor APPROVED FOR FORM & CORRECTNESS: Krista A. Storey City Attorney RESOLUTION NO, 94- R '� - (FINAL ASSESSMENT RESOLUTION) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE LEVY OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AGAINST THE LANDS AND REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE AREA OF THE CITY SPECIFICALLY BENEFITTED BY PAVING IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN FLORIDA SHORES IMPROVEMENT AREA SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT; ADOPTING THE PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 197, FLORIDA STATUTES; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA: SECTION 1. AUTHORITY OF RESOLUTION. This resolution is adopted pursuant to the provisions of Chapters 166 and 197, Florida Statutes, Section 1.01 and Section 3,12 of the City Charter of the City of Edgewater, Ordinance No, 91 -0 -1 of the City, as amended by Ordinance No. 94 -0 -19 of the City, and other applicable provisions of law. SECTION 2, FINDINGS, It is hereby found, determined and declared by the City Council (the "Council") of the City of Edgewater, Florida (the "City"): A. The Council has previously determined pursuant to Resolution No, 94 -R -15, adopted August 15, 1994 (the "Initial Assessment Resolution "), based on the presentations to the Council by City staff and members of the public to provide for the acquisition and construction of certain paving improvements (the "Project ") within the area of the City known as Florida Shores Improvement Area Special Assessment District ( "Florida Shores Improvement Area"), and to assess a portion of the cost thereof against property specially benefitted thereby. B. There has been prepared and filed with the City Clerk (the "Clerk ") a preliminary assessment roll, which is incorporated herein by this reference (the "Preliminary Assessment Roll"). C. By notice to the owners of the benefitted properties within Florida Shores Improvement Area, the City has duly notified such owners of the unit of measurement according to which the assessments would be levied, of the number of units contained in the subject property, of the amount of the assessment to be levied against the subject property, and other information relating to the manner of payment of the assessments. D, By notice duly published and mailed, the City has provided notice of the public hearing to be held on this day with respect to said assessments. SENT BY: : 1 -46-61 : 9:43PM SS &D JACKSONVILLE-■ 19044242409;# 3 E. The Council, after notice duly given in accordance with Section 197.3632(4)(b), has held a public hearing on the matter of the Project and the assessments during which all interested persons were given the opportunity to present written objections and testimony. F. The Council, sitting as an equalizing board (the "Board") has equalized and adjusted the amounts set forth in the Preliminary Assessment Roll. SECTION 3. APPROVAL OF PROJECT AND ASSESSMENTS. The Council hereby determines and declares, based on the presentations to the Council by City staff and members of the public that: (a) the undertaking of the Project is in the best interest of the health and welfare of the citizens of the City; (b) the properties to be benefitted by the Project will receive benefits in an amount not Less than the amount of the assessments against the various properties; (c) it is in ihe best interests of the City to finance a portion of the cost of the Project through the levy of the assessments (d) the preliminary plans and specifications and cost estimates on file with the City with respect to the Project are hereby approved; and (e) the assessments shall be levied in the amounts shown on the Preliminary Assessment Roll. SECTION 4. ADOPTION AND APPROVAL OF PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL, The Preliminary Assessment Roll, as adjusted and equalized at the public hearing heretofore held, is hereby adopted and approved, SECTION 5. ROLL CONFIRMED, The Preliminary Assessment Roll, as herein approved, is hereby confirmed and the assessments, as set forth therein, shall stand as a lien against the benefitted properties until satisfied. The Preliminary Assessment Roll shall be (a) filed with the Clerk and recorded in the Improvement Lien Book of the City and (b) certified to the tax collector as required by Section 197.3632(5), Florida Statutes. The Initial Assessment Resolution is hereby confirmed. SECTION 6. DETERMINATION OF INTEREST RATE ON ASSESSMENTS; PREPAYMENT OF ASSESSMENTS. The interest rate on the Assessments shall not exceed one percent in excess of the interest rate on the bonds issued to finance the Project with a final interest rate to be determined at or prior to the date of sale of such bonds. Interest on the Assessments shall accrue from the last date such Assessments may be prepaid until payment thereof. The Assessments may be prepaid on or prior to October 12, 1994. If prepaid, such Assessments shall be discounted to a rate of $736.19 per equivalent residential lot. If not prepaid on or prior to October 12, 1994, such Assessments shall be payable at the non - discounted rate of $815.85 per equivalent residential lot in fourteen equal annual installments, together with interest thereon at the rate described above. SECTION 7. SEVERABILITY. If any one or more of the provisions of this Resolution should be held to be contrary to any express provision of law or to be contrary to the policy of express law, though not expressly prohibited, or to be against public policy, or should for any reason whatsoever be held invalid, then such provisions shall be null and void and shall be deemed separate from the remaining provisions of, and in no way affect the validity of, all the other provisions of this Resolution. • 324a/EbQO8.0o1 /x.usam aAj.p &.ss 2 *umber 12, 1994 4901 pr* SECTION 8. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon the final approval hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Edgewater, Florida at a regular meeting duly called and held this 12th day of September, 1994, CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA By: Jack Hayman, Mayor ATTEST: Susan J. Wadsworth, City k APPROVED AS TO FORM: Krista A. Storey, Esq. City Attorney rz411/ab 5.001 R. SO.FINA..PHA 3 &Pemba* 11, 1004 4,01 pm vaigy CITY OF EDGEWATER PROFESSIONAL PROJECT TEAM The following professional teams combine to provide the Citizens of Edgewater with the most effective and efficient paving and drainage project. CITY COUNCIL CITY STAFF DESIGN ENGINEER VALUE ENGINEERING BOND UNDERWRITER BOND COUNSEL DISCLOSURE COUNSEL CITY AUDITORS AND FINANCIAL ADVISOR BOND INSURANCE PROVIDER RATING AGENCIES ESCROW /PAYING AGENT Construction Team SUCCESSFUL CONTRACT BIDDER TESTING SERVICES PROVIDER MANAGEMENT /INSPECTION TEAM FMPAVETM CITY OF EDGEWATER PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project: Pave 48.5 miles of shell streets and address drainage requirements. Purpose: Improve quality of life - Health concerns - Air conditioning cost - Public and private vehicle maintenance - Increase property values (1994 - 5.88820 mills to roll back of 5.83979 mills) - Distribute traffic flow - school hours. Cost Recovery (+ 3 years *891.50, + 5 years *945.79): 1. 2/3 Assessment of *9,600 ERLs ($815.85) 2. 1/3 City Share of Paving 3. 100% City Share of Drainage * Various lots in the sewer assessment area (out of 14,221 lots) are already on paved streets and are Not assessed. Several lots NOT in the previous sewer assessment area are now in the paving assessment area. FMPAVETM • R clad Paving Paving Assessed 7,832,180 Paving City Share 3.91E1 62 Drainage City Share 3,631,658 15_380,000 City of Edgewater Road PavincilDrainacie Project (5 Ci . 9 5% - ., ) 7„ 8 .3 2,1 E.) 0 f yagg; c ataq.4...- 4/ N.:. - .:.X.AN4:a 1. • Z:::::ft„ omp 77:77_7.; , 4:;:2.41.5- 7.4 4'.,:l11.17 ( C Y' -7) ER 1 R (2 5 .13 % 3, 9 b„ b • , chBrim sm 1-laving Lt-z4 i= ng tg _ Drainage ritu Share CITY OF EDGEWATER ROAD PAVING/DRAINAGE PROJECT 9/12/94 Roadway Drainage Total Insurance Bonds $ 609,125 $ 181,875 $ 791,000 Roadway 8,096,327 8,096,327 Drainage 2,417,434 2,417,434 Subtotal $ 8,705,452 $ 2,599,309 $11,304,761 Contingency - lax 870,545 259,931 1,130,476 Total Construction 9,575,997 2,859,240 12,435,237 Design /Testing /Construction Management & Inspection Services: Engineering Design 89,864 134,795 224,659 Testing Services 231,030 68,970 300,000 Mgt /Insp. Services 346,545 103,455 450,000 Project Funding 10,243,436 3,166,460 13,409,896 Per L.F. Cost $40.00 $12. $52.37 Financing Cost: Underwriting 117,483 36,317 153,800 Insurance Premium 133,153 41,160 174,313 Debt Service Res. 1,185,812 366,559 1,552,371 Cost of Issuance 68,748 21,252 90,000 Contingency (290) (90) (380) Total Borrowed $11,748,342 $ 3,631,658 $15,380,000 Per L.F. Cost $45.88 $14.18 $60.06 Lineal Feet Miles Total L.F. 256,080 48.50 Miles Potential Assessable L.F. (X 2) 512,160 48.50 Miles Less: Intersections (10%) (51,216) 4.85 Miles Various Streets (76,944) 7.29 Miles Net Assessable L.F. 384,000 36.36 Miles FMPAVE94AA • • CITY OF EDGEWATER ROAD PAVING /DRAINAGE PROJECT Total. Project Cost: Road Paving - 2/3 Assessment and 1/3 City Funded. Construction $10,243,436 Financing ($1,185,812 D /S) 1,504,906 $11,748,342 Drainage - Stormwater Fee Funded. Construction 3,166,460 Financing ($366,559 D /S) 465,198 3,631,658 Total Construction/Financing $15,380,000 Allocation of Total Project Cost: Pavement Assessment Allocation: % of Project 2/3 Assessed Share $ 7,832,180 50.93% 1/3 City Share 3,916,162 25.46% Total $11,748,342 76.39% Drainage Improvements: 100% City Share 3,631,658 23.61% $15,380,000 100.00% Assessment Calculations: Assessed Amount (2/3) $7,832,180 I of Equivalent Lots 9,600 (36.36 miles) Assessment Amount Per Lot $ 815.85 Annual Payment Per Lot $ 88.43 Statutory Discount 4% -3.54 Administrative Charge -2.69 ($25,824) Required Debt Service $ 82.20 ($789,130) Annual Debt Service Requirements: Borrowed Annual Payments Assessment Share of Paving $ 7,832,180 $ 789,130 City Share of Paving 3,916,162 394,565 City Share of Drainage 3,631,658 365,905 Totals $15,380,000 $ 1,549,600 FMPAVE94BB CITY OF EDGEWATER ROAD PAVING /DRAINAGE PROJECT 2/3 Assessed Share $ 7,832,180 Potential Assessable Lots Total Project Miles 48.50 Miles Less: Intersections (10X) 4.85 43.65 Miles L.F. Per Mile x 5,280 East Side L.F. 230,472 • West Side L.F. 230,472 Total Assessable L.F. 460,944 Size of ERL (40 X 125) 40 L.F. Total Ideal Potential Lots 11,524 Annual Payment Ideal Assessment Per Lot $ 679.64 $ 73.67 Scheduled Assessment 815.85 88.43 Decrease from Ideal ($ 136.21) ( $14.76) Assessed Lots 9,600 Less Total Potential Lots 11,524 ( 1,924) Ideal Assessment Per Lot X $ 679.64 Annual Payment Shortfall from Ideal $1,307,627 $ 141,734 Divided By Remaining Lots 9.600 Net Increase from Ideal $ 136.21 $ 14.76 FMPAVE94CC , , . • 12-City of Edgewater - Florida Shores Rc.bad Paving Assessment(ANORTPAVE) Assessment Amount: $815.85 Fr Each ERL (One lot) Te in Years 15 Rate 6.7977. Annual Payments $88.43 Year Year Payment Interest Principal Balance 1994 1 $88.4'3 $55.45 $32.98 $782.87 1995 2 88.43 53..21 35..22 747.65 1996 3 88.43 50.82 37..61 710.04 1997 4 88.43 48.26 40.17 669.87 1998 m .., 88.43 45.53 42.90 626.97 1999 6 88.43 42.62 45.81 581.16 2000 7 88.43 39.50 48.93 532.23 2001 8 88.43 36.18 52..25 479.98 2002. 9 88.4..3 32.62 55.81 434.17 2003 10 88.43 28.83 59..60 .364.57 2004 11 88.43 24.78 63..65 300.92. 2005 12 88.43 20.45 67.98 232.94 2006 13 88.43 15.83 72.60 160.34 2007 14 88.43 10.90 77.53 82.81 2008 15 City Paid 88.43 5.62 83.81 0.00 $1,326.45 $510.60 $815.85 Estimated Discount: Per Lot Pay Per Lot Nov 47. 3.54 84.89 Dec 34 2.65 85.78 Jan 37. 1.77 86.66 Feb 17. 0.88 87.55 Nar N/A 0.00 88.43 Assessment Payment Two Lots $1,631.70 $176.86 Three Lots $2,447.55 *265.29 Four lots $3,263.40 $353.72 Five Lots $4,079.25 $442.15 Six Lots $4,895.10 $530.58 1 CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance RE: Parcel ID: 34180201149770 Legal Description: LOTS 14977 & 14978 BLK 484 FLA SHRS NO 26 MB 19 PG I would like to respond to the notification of proposed paving improvements to my above listed property. I was assessed $1648.88 with an annual payment of $178.72. I do not understand this assessment nor do I accept it due to the fact that I already live on a paved street (Willow Oak Dr.). It is my understanding that only North -South running streets are to be paved, and East -West running streets are to be left unpaved. If this is true then I am being assessed for work that will not be done. If I am incorrect in my assumption and the assessment is for the East -West portion of 36TH Street adjacent to my property, then I would object to the pav- ing at this time. I am a single, one income home owner who is struggling just to make ends meet. I just recently spent six months saving for the sewer system improvements ($700 for hook -up alone), and do not have the finances for this newest IMPROVENIfENT. I also strongly object to the fact that according to your letter, if I can't afford to pave my street, I lose my house. A quote from your letter which I'm sure you are familiar with: "Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject the property owner to loss of title to the property." This is my first home. I bought it at the age of twenty. If you think you will take it from me over this, be ready fora fight THANK YO2J Scott Empson tf 09- 12- 94P03 :41 RCVD� 3507 Willow Oak Dr ass T` / ► y 9/1 cf , UoY 2 � S a ir,w,ly «�S75 � * ,,, '6\ City of Edgewater P.O. Box 100 0 9 - 12- y 4e(JZ:, 4 r<CVU Edgewater, Florida 32132 Mrs. Charlotte K. Speybrook 2211 Date Street 492 Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Dear City Council Members and Mr. Ferdinand Munoz: RE: Parcel ID: Legal Description: LOTS 7555 t 7,5/:"../) INC BLK 246 FLA SHRS UNIT NO 8M I protest the special assessment for paving and road improvements that are under consideration . I am 92 years old and am living on a fixed income. The special assessments levied against my lots will work a severe financial and may very well force me to sell off my properties at a distressed price. Please give my situation very serious consideration as I am sure there are very many other elderly retirees who would be burdened by the extra costs. Thank You for Your Consideration, Mrs. Charlotte IC. Speybrook Florida Shores Property Owner 09 12 94P02 :24 RCVD City of Edgewater P.O. Box 100 Edgewater, Florida 32132 Mrs. Charlotte K. Spcybrook 2211 Date Street #92 Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Dear City Council Members and Mr. Ferdinand Munoz: RE: Parcel ID: Lggal Description: LOTS 7 (-3 75 INC BLK 246 FLA SHRS UNIT NO 8M I protest the special assessment for paving and road improvements that are under consideration . I am 92 years old and am living on a fixed income. The special assessments levied against my lots will work a severe financial income and may very well force me to sell off my properties at a distressed price. Please give my situation very serious consideration as I am sure there are very many other elderly retirees who would be burdened by the extra costs. Thank You for Your Consideration, Mrs. Charlotte K ' Spcybrook Florida Shores Property Owner • City of Edgewater - . _ , V P.O. Box 100 9 -1 2 : 74 RCVD Edgewater, Florida 32132 T Mrs: Charlotte K. Spcybrook 2211 Date Street #92 Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 Dear Cite Council Members and Mr. Ferdinand Munoz: RE: Parcel ID: Legal Description: LOTS 7555 rc 7657 INC BLK 246 FLA SHRS UNIT NO 8M I protest the special assessment for paving and road improvements that are under consideration . I am 92 years old and am living on a fixed income. The special assessments levied against my lots will work a severe financial income and may very well force me to sell off my properties at a distressed price. Please give my situation very serious consideration as I am sure there are very many other elderly retirees who would be burdened by the extra costs. Thank You for Your Consideration, Mrs. Charlotte -. Speybrook Florida Shores Property Owner i\I,VV v' I - I 1� �. V V 09- 72= 4424 RCVD September 7, 1994 Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance PO BOX 100 City of Edgewater, Florida 32132 Dear Sir: I will not be able to attend the hearing stated for 12 September 1994 concerning the Resolution No. 94 -R -15. I object to the timing of the new and additional costs of the assessment at this time. Last year these same properties were levied with $1576.86 for waste water assessment. With the above No. 94 -R -15 $714.88 more will be $2291.74. Then adding the real property tax totals out to $3075.56. Being on a fixed income this amount is quite high. Please be informed that the undersign does not object to property improvement. It is just too many assessments at the same time. Thanks for your very kind attention. Very truly yours, �i Manferd D Wirth 1604 -127th Ave. SE Bellevue, WA 98005 (206) 747 -0901 /2), /1-1{ (I T p4. _ 1- /T el ±4e /V6t rt- ,L o Tom; / / .t //0‘5>7 /'mac'' . tr- , CJw; / t!/ ,I - - e7 7 E7V E!/ 1 / /`' ' 0 71 WE Ft/ n e -' ! 71/ ill 7i )52/1.4,o eel /. Ale- !r w) �7 4,x1 hh . � � , IV _ �9 y4 617=-?-.J )1/./fe J - /4e (zGC ft'C 7 ✓J \ // /'yc ✓/ Cf�` . C�y�� (-53 . y rjy (r cz) ze%v c zfU 7 -0 4P_ / �✓z'y 7 r ;4 j rn ,J September 6, 1994 v ) 12 c4�'G2:24 RCVD City of Edgewater P.O. Box 100 Edgewater, Florida 32132 Dear Mr. Munoz: Thank you for responding to my letter of August 23. I still have some questions that you may be able to help me with. In your reply, you state "Your property at 1844 Needle Palm Drive is not assessed a paving assessment because that street is already paved." Why did I received the enclosed assessment letter? Also you state that "The assessment methodology is the same as that used for the sewer assessment, on which you are paying $229.95 per year over 20 years on an initial assessment amount of $2,636.00." The sewer assessment was paid by the seller when I purchased the property at 1844 Needle Palm. Is this assessment for the property on Umbrella, which is undeveloped ? ?? As I will not be able to attend any of the meetings to be held regarding the property tax increase, if needed, you may use this letter as my vote against this increase. Finally, the mailing address you have for the Needle Palm property is incorrect. The correct address is: Nichols and Linda Rossi 10210 McLean Melrose Park, IL 60164 I look forward to hearing from you soon. /0/1/66 u9- 1'- 94P02:25 RCVD 1778 Skyline Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15227 September 8, 1994 Mr. Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance City of Edgewater P. 0. Box 100 Edgewater, FL 32132 Re: Resolution No. 94 -R -15 Parcel I.D. No. 34180201075400 Dear Mr. Munoz: The purpose of this letter is to file my objection to the assessment of $824.44 per "Equivalent Residential Lot" for the purpose of acquiring and constructing certain paving, and the financing thereof through assessment to the properties abutting the streets which are to be improved. I have owned my lot sine 1968 and have by this time paid a considerable amount of money in property taxes. As determined by the Volusia County Taxing Authorities, my lot currently has a property value of $1,136.00 (which is less than I paid for the lot originally). It seems to me that to be assessed over 72% of the property value for street improvements is entirely out of line. Further, in the last several years, I have tried to sell my lot and have been informed that because of its width, it is almost unsalable unless combined with one of the lots on either side. If I am forced to pay the $824.44 for the street improvement assessment, it will hardly be sensible to keep my lot as I will have paid the full amount of value in taxes and street improvements, to say nothing of the eventual cost for the sewage system. Since I live out of town and cannot attend the meeting on September 12, I would appreciate your informing me of the outcome. Yours very truly, /, Jearne H. Dingel jhd \\\ • Gregory R. Ford • • 7406 Manor Bridge Court Houston, Texas 77095 September 7, 1994 City of Edgewater P.O. Box 100 Edgewater, Florida 32132 Attn: Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance Dear Mr. Munoz, I recently received your letter regardin 1994 regardin the 9 the Council meeting to be held September 12, 9 paving improvements planned for Edgewater. 1 presently own three undeveloped lots in Florida Shores (lots 4894 of this proposed -4895 & 4896 in Block 68). I was unaware omownors pay paving program until reading p y for 2/3 of the cost for the g your letter. Your plans to have the unfair schemes I have ever witnessed. Even though h several persons most ridiculous and assessments for sewer line construction, I could at least see jus sewer lines only directly benefited the homeowner p ns criticized the current a paved street will only benefit the homeowner of � However, how justification can that the use the street? Maybe it would be more equitableVto n about all the other u Justify that eople who u b a stye and aye p p collecting install a toll booth a my lots are each street are vacant and I don't use the street, t Iwouldn have to'na is any s for. s Since P y any costs. Is this how Edgewater distributes costs for their annual resurfacing projects? All taxpayers in Edgewater should share in these costs, and the work should until sufficient funds are included in the budget. This is not how other paid for and it is wrong to start now!) not go forward g This is an example of government t failing are people. I currently have my three lots on the market, and have not seen any interest in ten months. I am not surprised. 9 the Sincerely, Gregory R. Ford CITY OF EDGEWATER P. O. BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132 EDGEWATER ELECRTIC INC 1902 ORANGE TREE DRIVE EDGEWATER FL 32141 RE: Parcel ID.. 34180201005320 Legal Description: LOTS 532 TO 535 INC BLK 19 FLORIDA SHORES NO 2 MB Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City Edgewater, Florida, will meet on September 12, 1994 at 7:00 P.M. Eastern Time, in the Community Center, 102 North Riverside Drive Edgewater, Florida, for the purpose of hearing objections, if any of all affected persons to the confirmation of Resolution No. 94 —R -15 which was passed and adopted by the City Council on August 15, 1994 (the "Resolution "). In the Resolution, the Council determined to acquire and construct certain paving improvements in the City, determined to finance such improvements in part through special assessments payable in 15 annual installments plus - interest and costs of collection (subject to certain rights of prepayment) and specified the lots and parcels of land to be specially assessed. Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject the property owner to loss of title to the property. Assessments have been apportioned between the benefitted parcels and the City on a 2/3 -1/3 basis under which 2/3 of the cost of the improvements was allocated to properties abutting the streets to be improved and 1/3 of such cost was allocated to the City The estimated revenue the City expects to collect by the assessment is $7,936,150. Assessments against each parcel are based on a typical 40' x 125' lot or "equivalent residential lot" ( "ERL ") for the paving improvements. The assessment per ERL has been preliminarily determined to be $ 824.44. The number of ERLs, preliminary assessment, and preliminary annual payment applicable to the above referenced parcel are set forth below: * ERL ASSESSMENT ANNUAL PAYMENT 4.00 $ 3297.76 $ 357.44 The assessment„ as adjusted (if applicable) may be prepaid by October 12, 1994, without interest. You have the right to appear and be heard at the above— referenced meeting of the City Council and have the right to file with the City Clerk, not later than September 11 1994, written objections as to the propriety and advisability of making the improvements, as to the cost as to the manner of apportionment and the manner of payment, and as to the amount to be assessed against your property. At the hearing the Council will determine whether to levy the special assessments. If the Council determines to levy the assessments it will sit as an equalizing board to hear any objections or complaints about individual assessments and, if necessary, shall adjust and equalize any assessments. Thereafter, the Council will approve the assessment roll as final. Upon the filing of such assessment roll with the City Clerk the assessments shall stand as legal, valid and binding first liens against the properties. Dated the 22nd day of August, 1994. IV ; , ta e= CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA) Ferdinand Munoz 0 : ; ;s> Director of Finance ,AWIA * "Y /Aug. 25, 199 City of Edgewater ATT: Mr. Munoz This is in regards to the assessment on parcel #8402 -01 -00 -5320, Lots #53 to 535 Inc blk 19 Fla. Shores The 4 lots facing north on Indian River Blvd. are completely paved to the blvd. The portion facing east on Hibiscus is 125 feet in size(not 4 lots). If that is the portion being assessed, I feel it is to high considering the amount of land facing Hibiscus. In the case of Hibiscus, if Edgewater Electric,Inc. pays 1/3 and the city pays 1/3, who is paying the other 1/3? as there is no property on the other side only FEC,are they paying the other 1 /3 ?if not, it is not fair to the taxpayers on Hibiscus. I would appreciate your consideration on this matter as to a more fairer assessment of my property facing Hibiscus, I do not feel I should be assessed 4 lots on that street. Hoping to hear from you on this matter, I remain, Sincerely, .6.. %, .1 . ✓/..moo - J. % ep Troutner, Pres . . DGEWATER ELECTRIC , INC 1902 Orange Tree Dr. Edgewater,Fla. 32141 PHONE: 428 -2197 _ August 26, 1994 Dear Mr. Troutner: - - From the attached map and the legal description above, four lots are owned, and so that assessment amount is- correct. As to the 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 payment method; the total paving related cost will be split 2/3 with the assessment district and 1/3 with the City. The 2/3 assessment amount will be divided by the total number of lots (ERLs) in the assessment district. Since the lots represented by the FEC land do not benefit from these improvements that cost theibould normally be paid by such benefited lots is paid by all in the assessment district (for 2/3) and the City (for 1/3). If you have furthe questions on this matter please call. Sincerely . 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TO: City Of Edgewater August 29,1994 Post Office Box 100 Edgewater F1,32132 -0100 ATT: Mr.Ferdinand Munoz FROM: Kenneth & Dorothy Chester RE: Parcel ID: 34180201002520 Legal: Lots 252 & 253 Blk 10 Florida Shrs SUB: Paving Assessment Per your letter the City of Edgewater is planning on assessing us for two lots in the amount of $1648.88 for paving improvements. We challenge this amount for the following reason: The print supplied to us by the town shows that only forty (40) feet of our frontage(1 lot) is going to be paved and the remaing footage will be unpaved. Based on the above information we are claiming that our assessment should be on one lot Please advise Sincerely Kenneth Chester August 30, 1994 Mr. Kenneth Chester: As I told you the second time you came to City Hall, the City Engineer has informed me that the end of Evergreen will be paved beyond what the drawings that we reviewed on your first visit. 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I A ugust 30, 1994 / ear Ms. Colgan: The City Council will meet on September 12, 199 per the notice mailed to you. Your objection will be filed with the City Clerk. Sincerely , Ferdinand Munoz Finance Director City of Edgewater 4/,Y 7 /Q / 1 U N 0 2 08 -25 -94 P01:59 I N 4/vcGOSEd /oK W/c G f/tiv 1 4 bR/gu) /NG ExPLA !N /over %�f/b 0 /Tv/1Tim) diScvsse a ts ,,o/%N� oN A/6 a V /99V 1 eXPtet MIC.6 77,9, ..,z' / rc,/" 7 f "5.5E.fsweit/ - 7,-eSve /.t NoT e ow.,etec •. % /Ke P .cEI. /, Qveis r/oAJ /� < /s rew 9if `DGG. o OfotteL -Fie .g'!// P dv.o! 0004,9 0 X e'G ,dEace.. Gv T 61 - 7/ /tic .QCX 4' n0441)/1 S i/o - # / /N© 10 u f491/l Assess ‘is 77/ /Is P/1 G. 424 11//7W41/ AW / .9/4/4ex/r c ,ct 68 704 cf1ez 4. 'fo /A Q vE,ST/ 0,1/ /s ° NLy/ „co LoAI& - Tf/is .15 Apt/ T /oiv Td r/7' iQvG t %fff//1/( /act lo,' *A do/ye /b ege/T/0N /Mee) Q OA/ /rV 7,!// J /1M7rbe • .L Gb b Ic• 74, h 1 A4tiG- Reo m Ye. et . /.vc s,4 /7/ *Yu -se: /3 #..12.4--4 r 1 , ,,, • , , ,, , V +f , • i ■ --,--__ I r_______________ 7______._._.______:_ j I I j (1 \ I 1 I..: -------,----- : - i 1 v) i EE 3 i I E i O. i j J '' I c-,. 1 0 cn 1 z_____ 1 / X5 r� /, -/ - , ' 5 NG PA VEr4 6�vos � �/. /sue f ; j (M=SHr9 WA 7-) �/ %' H -- t f 1 ! i_________________________ A Z 1 I C '' w D F- 3 t,f IC rn - E z cr oi c r (.1> + z a m I 09 -08 -94 A10 :06 IN September 3 1994 4116 Seldom Seen Rd. Powell Ohio 43065 In regards lots #13761..13763; Dear City Clerk; I received an assesment notice from the Director of Finance,dated August 22,1994,of which I thought was appropriate.Today I received another notice dated August 26, 1994,stating the assesment had been revised upward. I disagree with the "equivalent residential lot "as I will have to design my house special just to fit the lots,because with the set back lines from each boundry I cannot build a normal structure. Normaly three lots would be 15000 square feet,my three lots are only 12000 square feet as compiled by the surveyor. I am sending a copy of the surveyors report which shows the limmited space I have to build on. I would like to request that you reconsider the "ERL "of my lots. THANK YOU Paul Lubaski 4116 Seldom Seen Rd. Powell Ohio 43065 • zz. \ i 1 l '', 1 '. '')‘ t• , : ./.1 ,, N�� I w 4 I y ' - s s ' , 5'_.. A � I f y y - . ti P- i 3 7, - 3 '. , `r a • Q 3r'.�9O I . 0 0 .�. I mo t' ' 3 �� 5 � so N _ ��Ci t — n �� A 44 c ' s, 7. ac frl N_ • rri •,' s r n a " n % Y � O 3 • 1 � \ ,'.. Q\ L �. a 0 ''' - r ,N1 k t r4 ! - ,. .;-* . . '-::. se's. E f `' \ 1 ti �- �D �' / A f o,t : � ; g Y Z 0 , I ,I \ a • ....."''."""'5. 42 ./11'f./ I)\ •11.1. \l' \; \'6:1'' Pr 1 '. . -V : ' '1 l : , : \t \ \ft (1 i . rl\' : \'‘' ', 7 1 GI . . CITY OF EDGEWATER P.O.BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132 REVISED NUMBER OF LOTS ASSESSED LUBASKI PAUL E & JOYCE A 4116 SELDOM SEEN ROAD POWELL OH 43065 RE: Parce4 ID: 34180201137610 Legal Description: LOTS 13761 13762 & 13763 BLK 441 FLA SHRS NO 22 ME Notice is hereby given that the Citv Council of the City of Edgewater Florida, will meet on September 12, 1994 at 7:00 P.M., Eastern Time, � � ^ ^l ' , Florida, the Community Center, 102 North Riverside Drive, Edgewa^er, Florida fc the purpose of hearing objections, if any, of all affected persons to th' !2 confirmation of Resolution No. 94-R-15 which was passed and adopted by th px City Council on August 15, 1994 (the "Resolution"). In the Resolution, the Council determined to acquire and construc certain paving improvements in the City, determined to finance suc improvements in part through special assessments payable in 15 annua installments plus interest and costs of collection (subject to certai rights of prepayment) and specified the lots and parcels of land to b' prepayment), assessed. Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject th' property owner to loss of title to the property. Assessments have been apportioned between the benefitted parcels an the City on a 2/3-1/3 basis under which 2/3 of the cost of the improvement was allocated to properties abutting the streets to be improved and 1/3 c such cost was allocated to the City. The estimated revenue the Cit expects to collect by the assessment is $7,936,150. Assessments anainst each parcel are based on a typical 40' x 125' 1c7 or "equivalent residential lot" ("ERL") for the paving improvements. Tha assessment per ERL has been preliminarily determined to be $ 824.44. Th* number of ERLs, preliminary assessment, and preliminary annual paymen applicable to the above referenced parcel are set forth below: # ERL ASSESSMENT ANNUAL PAYMENT 3.00 $ 2473.32 268~08 The assessment as adjusted (if applicable) may be prepaid by October 12- 1994, without interest. You have the right to appear and be heard at the above-refere meeting of the City Council and have the right to file with the City Clerk not later than September 11, 1994, written objections as to the propriet • and advisability of making the improvements, as to the cost, as to th . manner of apportionment and the manner of payment, and as to the amount t' be assessed against your property. At the hearing, the Council will determine whether to levy the specia assessments. If the Council determines to levy the assessments it wi] sit as an equalizing board to her any objections or complaints abcu individual assessments and, if necessary, shall adjust and equalize ay assessments. Thereafter, the Council will approve the assessment roll a final. Upon the filing of such assessment roll with the City Clerk th, Clerk, shall stand as legal, valid and binding first liens against properties. Dated the 26th day of August, 1994. CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance CITY OF EDGEWATER P. O. BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132 LUBASKI PAUL E & JOYCE A 4116 SELDOM SEEN ROAD POWELL OH 43065 RE: Parcel ID: 34180201137610 Legal Description: LOTS 13761 13762 & 13763 BLK 441 FLA SHRS NO 22 MB Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City Edgewater, Florida, will meet on September 12, 1994 at 7:00 P.M. Eastern Time, in the Community Center, 102 North Riverside Drive Edgewater, Florida, for the purpose of hearing objections, if any, of all affected persons to the confirmation of Resolution No. 94 —R -15, which was passed and adopted by the City Council on August 15, 1994 (the "Resolution "). In the Resolution, the Council determined to acquire and construct certain paving improvements in the City, determined to finance such improvements in part through special assessments payable in 15 annual installments plus interest and costs of collection (subject to certain rights of prepayment) and specified the lots and parcels of land to be specially assessed. Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject the property owner to loss of title to the property. Assessments have been apportioned between the benefitted parcels and the City on a 2/3 -1/3 basis under which 2/3 of the cost of the improvements was allocated to properties abutting the streets to be improved and 1/3 of such cost was allocated to the City. The estimated revenue the City expects to collect by the assessment is $7,936,150. Assessments against each parcel are based on a typical 40' x 125' lot or "equivalent residential lot" ( "ERL ") for the paving improvements. The assessment per ERL has been preliminarily determined to be $ 824.44. The number of ERLs, preliminary assessment, and preliminary annual payment applicable to the above referenced parcel are set forth below: # ERL ASSESSMENT ANNUAL PAYMENT 2.50 $ 2061.10 f 223.40 The assessment as adjusted (if applicable) may be prepaid by October 12, 1994, without interest. You have the right to appear and be heard at the above— referenced meeting of the City Council and have the right to file with the City Clerk, not later than September 11 1994, written objections as to the propriety and advisability of making the improvements, as to the cost as to the manner of apportionment and the manner of payment, and as to the amount to be assessed against your property. At the hearing the Council will determine whether to levy the special assessments. If the Council determines to levy the assessments it will sit as an equalizing board to hear any objections or complaints about individual assessments and, if necessary, shall adjust and equalize any assessments. Thereafter, the Council will approve the assessment roll as final. Upon the filing of such assessment roll with the City Clerk the assessments shall stand as legal, valid and binding first liens against the properties. Dated the 22nd day of August, 1994. CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance 09 -12 - 94 A09:00 IN 9 -10 -94 P.O. Box 684, Edgewater, FL 32132 City Manager Mr. George McMahon � s � P.O. Box 100, Ep w ) Edgewater, Crp q '', 4 994 FL 32132 VAwA Dear City Manager Mr. George McMahon: There is just no way for me to pay The City of Edgewater, Florida 32132 this charge on my property, Parcel ID 34180201114580, Legal Description: Lots 11458 & 11459 Blk. 369 Fla. Shores Unit 16 M B 1. Recently my husband passed away, I am just able to make living expences and that is all. I also am having medical problems my self. Please try to understand this. There is no way I can attend this meeting coming up on September 12 or there about. Yes, I am filing OBJECTIONS on this matter. Thank you very much for your kind consideration on the above matter. Sincerely, M rs. onne M. Boyd 4 to whom it may concern, Mayor and Council of Edgewater, 09 - 09 -94 P03:19 IN I would like to personally take a moment to convey my feelings about the proposed street paving project. I feel this is an unnecessary expense for the tax payers of Edgewater at this time. After all, we have already accepted the burden of higher water rates for the sewer installation ( not to mention the costs incurred by each who had to pay for the installation itself to some plumbing company) now higher refuse rates, tax increases, etc. Isn't there a law as to how much of a tax burden we must endure from our elected officials? I'm sure our rates must have increased by close to two hundred percent since five years ago. Enough is enough. Don't try to make Edgewater a thriving booming metropolis on the backs of taxpayers who already have accepted your decisions so far. Put this program off until later. I have lived here for over thirty years. I have lived with dirt roads longer than most of the new residents that are recently transplanted here. We got along fine for this many years, let's not do everything all at once. Give us some time to pay off the debts already levied on us by this and the prior council. I will see you on September the 12th. I will also campaign vigorously against any of the present council who DICTATE your decision over your constituents wishes. Do not vote for what YOU want vote for what the CITIZENS want. Thank you. Respectfully, / RICHARD S. JONES 1530 SABAL Palm Drive EDGEWATER, Florida 32132 -2528 (904) 426 -1904 September 9, 1994 Ms. S. Wadsworth, City Clerk 09 - 09 - 94 P03:13 IN City of EDGEWATER Edgewater, FL 32132 Dear Ms. Wadsworth, Re: Road paving project meeting 12 September 1994. As iegards the city letter dated 22 August 1994 by Mr. F. Munoz, Director of Finance, City of Edgewater I intend to exercise my right to voice my objection to the proposed assessment cost for paving the shell roads at the scheduled meeting on 12 September 1994, City Community Center. My comments are as follows: 1. I am totally in favor of the paving project in terms of its scope but not the cost allocated to the abutting property owners. 2. The perception received when Councilman Mitchum presented the paving proposal was that the paving program would be in two parts; Part A. storm water removal per state engineering requirements, and, Part B, paving the shell roads with about a fifteen year life surface for normal, low speed residential traffic. 3. I do suggest, as a means of some cost reduction, to pave 34th Street in lieu of the 35th /36th zig -zag. This would simplify engineering requirements and reduce costs. 4. I have also heard "rumors" that some people are wanting to establish priorities as to the streets to be paved first. This should be a contractor's option with the incentive to reduce costs, providing a cost share of the saving to him, i.e. he can better control the utilization of his equipment for maximum efficiency, productivity and again a reduction of cost to the abutting property owner and the city. 5. The street width is 20 feet, as measured on Traveler's Palm, a paved street. 6. In 1992 the city budget for scraping the shell roads was in the order of $480K which, naturally, was reduce to about $200K during the sewer line installation. Now that the sewers are in and roads returned to resemble their original condition the scraping costs would rise in excess of the $480K figure, accounting for annual inflation. Those funds of $480K would be utilized to reduce the cost of paving for the unassessable properties pending legal action, if appropriate. Sincerely yours, 44 °! )4 .1 r47 /)/J r / / id/5/71,9 f/E N :509A07el � / _ / CITY OF EDGEWATER P. 0. BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132 IErM' X /VO u / f " yA-`✓ _17417-,E / 5 4)c yXistr se 1 Se . �' k,Y' oz' TOTH ALANZO P 0 BOX 436 MANCHESTER TN 37355 RE: Parcel ID: 341802$1031180 Legal Description: LOTS 3118 & 3119 BLK 146 FLORIDA SHORES NO 4 MB 23 Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City Edgewater, Florida will meet on September 12, 1994 at 7:00 R.M. Eastern Time, in the Community Center, 102 North Riverside give Edgewater, Florida,' for the purpose of hearing objections, if any of all affected persons to the confirmation of Resolution No. 94 -R -15 which was passed and adopted by the City Council on August 15, 1994 (the "Resolution "). In the Resolution, the Council determined to acquire and construct certain paving improvements in the City, determined to finance such improvements in part through special assessments payable in 15 annual installments plus interest and costs of collection (subject to certain rights of prepayment) and specified the lots and parcels of land to be specially assessed. Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject the property owner to loss of title to the property. Assessments have been apportioned between the benefitted parcels and the City on a 2/3 -1/3 basis under which 2/3 of the cost of the improvements was allocated to properties abutting the streets to be improved and 1/3 of such cost was allocated to the City. The estimated revenue the City expects to collect by the assessment is $7,936,150. Assessments against each parcel are based on a typical 40' x 125' lot or "equivalent residential lot" ( "ERL ") for the paving improvements. The assessment per ERL has been preliminarily determined to be $ 824.44. The number of ERLs, preliminary assessment, and preliminary annual payment applicable to the above referenced parcel are set forth below: # ERL ASSESSMENT ANNUAL PAYMENT 2.00 $ 1648.88 $ 178.72 The assessment as adjusted (if applicable) may be prepaid by October 12, 1994, without interest. You have the right to appear and be heard at the above- referenced meeting of the City Council and have the right to file with the City Clerk, not later than September 11 1994, written objections as to the propriety and advisability of making the improvements, as to the cost as to the manner of apportionment and the manner of payment, and as to the amount to be assessed against your property. At the hearing the Council will determine whether to levy the special assessments. 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Box 100 Edgewater, Florida 32132 Re: Special Assessment Dear Mayor and City Council: Regarding the proposed special assessment district for certain paving improvements, the School Board of Volusia County has not had an opportunity to review the proposal and will not be in session prior to your public hearing. Chapter 235.34 of Florida Statutes states that payments, if any, must be authorized by the Board and shall not be mandatory unless the Board agrees to the specific improvement and costs. This letter serves to notify you that until the School Board acts upon this issue and authorizes payment, there is no agreement that payments will be made towards the special assessment by the School Board of Volusia County. Sinc ely, /4":• • Saralee L. Morrissey, AICP Facilities Real Properties Planner SLM/bk cc: Patricia Drago, Facilities Division Interim Executive Director Thomas Hart, School Board Attorney Joan P. Kowal, Superintendent of Schools Ferdinand Munoz, Director of Finance, City of Edgewater Susan Wadsworth, Clerk, City of Edgewater,/ Allen Watts, School Board Attorney An Equal Opportunity Employer / : - • r - . 617 • . • . . • .. . • • . • • C2:71:-7 - 2 ,,e--gz 0 0 : ::::;::::.T.:-• :1 :*: 1 //() • /€-e ,"1/7tae e•- A Pez,/--64.A",--v1 Ar_c ? f C-t1-17 /7 0- Qe Ye) 1 4# I . 7Y, 72 -az-to Ars 44 • () 9 4.1 gt fth 11 cis; 0 2. 0 v 5 / e w, C A 3J-2S • - - • : • - . .•• .:•.: . •, : • . • .. • •- :•• . . : ... • . • • SEP 2 - 19:1 Walter J. & Darla L. Zakaluzny 3022 Silver Palm Drive CMI MANAGER Edgewater, FL 32141 August 31, 1994 Mr. Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance City of Edgewater P.O. Box 100 Edgewater; FL 32132 Subject: Assessment for Street Paving - $2,473.32 Dear Mr. Munoz: I am writing this letter on behalf of my family regarding the assessment we will be charged for the paving of streets in the Florida Shores Subdivision. I feel that this letter must be written so that you are aware that we have concerns about this assessment. Several families as well as ours live paycheck to paycheck, but the City keeps taxing us more and more. We have already been charged over $3400 for the sewage system and now you want to charge us for paving the streets. My husband and I would love to live on a paved street, however, how do you expect us to be able to afford to keep living in our home when the City keeps charging these whopper assessments. There has to be some other way to go about paving these roads. Not all of the citizens of the Florida Shores Subdivision are rich and can afford all of these tax assessments. The Zakaluzny family moved to Edgewater in July of 1987 because of the nice, quiet area and a large factor that it was a lot cheaper to own a home. Now we are finding out that Edgewater is raising taxes too high just like the other high dollar cities which we did not want to live in. WE LIKE LIVING IN EDGEWATER BUT HOW DO YOU EXPECT US TO CONTINUE TO DO SO. Continued ... . Mr. Ferdinand Munoz City of Edgewater August 31, 1994 Page Two I am forwarding a copy of this letter to the Mayor and City Council Members as well so they are aware of how we feel about this street paving assessment. Again, there has to be some other way. Why not tax the rest of Edgewater's residents - we have to pay for their roads, etc. We hope to be able to attend the meeting on September 12, 1994. I feel that it is imperative that you read letters of concern at this public hearing so everyone is aware of the concerns. I thank you for reading this letter and I hope that something can be worked out regarding our concerns on this matter. I may be contacted at 239 -6455 during the day or at 427 -3413 during the evening. If possible, please respond in writing as well. Sincerely, : Darla L. Zakalu Concerned Citizen cc: Mayor Jack Hayman City Council Members September , 2,k L994 Dear Mrs. Zakaluzny: I will provide a copy of this letter to the City Clerk for her City records. I am sure that the City Council will take your concerns into consideration when meet on September 12, 1994. Sincerely, Ferdinand M noz, COk....... 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(AL C C r % 6Y / 44j2.3) 0 erWit.41- 06 og-4.4.0,4.d.A. 176-1“..e■ fr't 1/c4?— 61.4_. 44-0 e � ( ( t,- t • r r ! r t TO CITY (;OUTTCIL: I, JUNE BUBACZ, 3511 VICTOIRY PALM DR. • YES I COMPLAINED ABOUT THE' SEWER, THE NUMBER OF LOTS WE WERE ASSESSED-FOR THE PIPES WERE NOT RAN TO END OF SAID ST. NOW THE ROADS ARE TO BE PAVED, THE PAPER STATED 1/3 1/3 1/3, ANSWER ME THIS, WHY All I - TO PAY $400. MORE THAN MY NEIGHBOR??? ?? . WHY WERE THE ASSESSMENTS.LADE ON ONES LOTTAGE? WHY FOT ON THE STREET WHERE THE CONSTRUCTION WAS & IS BE DONE? ALL IN ONE YEAR IS HAD FOR US -ON FIXED INCOMES & THEY ARE FIXED TO. /0 -94 A08: IN • • • A CITY OF EDGEWATER P. O. BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132 KALLONECK MADELIN A 599 SHORE DR . OAKDALE NY 11769 RE: Parcel ID- 34180201107970 Legal Description: LOTS 10797 & 10798 BLK. 344 FLA SHRS NO 13 MB 19 PG Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City Edgewater, Florida, will meet on September 12, 1994 at 7:00 P.M. Eastern Time, in the Community Center, 102 North Riverside give Edgewater, Florida, for the purpose of hearing objections, if any affected all of ted persons to the confirmation of Resolution No. 94 —R -15 which was passed and adopted by the City Council on August 15, 1994 (the "Resolution "). In the Resolution, the Council determined to acquire and construct certain paving improvements in the City, determined to finance such improvements in part through special assessments payable in 15 annual installments plus interest and costs of collection (subject to certain rights of prepayment) and specified the lots and parcels of land to be specially assessed. Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject the property owner to loss of title to the property. Assessments have been apportioned between the benefitted parcels and the City on a 2/3 -1/3 basis under which 2/3 of the cost of the improvements was allocated to properties abutting the streets to be improved and 1/3 of such cost was allocated to the City. The estimated revenue the City expects to collect by the assessment is $7,936,150. Assessments against each parcel are based on a typical 40' x 125' lot or "equivalent residential lot" ( "ERL ") for the paving improvements. The assessment per ERL has been preliminarily determined to be $ 824.44. The number of ERLs, preliminary assessment, and preliminary annual payment applicable to the above referenced parcel are set forth below: # ERL ASSESSMENT ANNUAL PAYMENT 2.00 $ 1648.88 f 178.72 The assessment as adjusted (if applicable) may be prepaid by October 12, 1994, without interest. You have the right to appear and be heard at the above— referenced meeting of the City Council and have the right to file with the City Clerk, not later than September 11 1994, written objections as to the propriety and advisability of making the improvements, as to the cost, astont e the manner of apportionment and the manner of payment, and as to am be assessed against your property. At the hearing the Council will determine whether to levy the special assessments. If the Council determines to levy the assessments it will sit as an equalizing board to hear any objections or complaints about individual assessments and, if necessary, shall adjust and equalize any assessments. Thereafter, the Council will approve the assessment roll as final. Upon the filing of such assessment roll with the City Clerk the assessments shall stand as legal, valid and binding first liens against the properties. Dated the 22nd day of August, 1994. CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance A u , } .3 27 9 419949 : 4 0 I N City Clerk Re: Attached Notice City of Edgwirter P.O. Box 100 Edgewater. FL 32132 -0100 I am writing to express my objections to any further assessments against my undeveloped, vacant property in Florida Shores. RE: Parcel ID: 34180201107970 Legal Description: LOTS 10797 & 10798 Bik 344 FLA SHRS NO 13 MB 19 PG RE: Parcel ID: 34180201045940 Legal Description: LOTS 4594 & 4595 BLK 150 FLORIDA SHORES UNIT 5 MB Madelin A. Kalloneck 599 Shore Drive Oakdale, NY 11769 -2019 CITY OF EDGEWATER P. O. BOX 100 EDGEWATER, FLORIDA 32132 08- 30- 94p12 :40 RCVD STONE MARK S & CHRISTINA K 2310 NEEDLE PALM DRIVE EDGEWATER FL 32141 RE: Parcel ID: 34180201053190 Legal Description: LOTS 5319 5320 & 5321 BLK 182 FLORIDA SHORES NO 6 Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City Edgewater, Florida, will meet on September 12, 1994 at 7:00 P.M. Eastern Time, in the Community Center, 102 North Riverside Drive Edgewater, Florida, for the purpose of hearing objections, if any of all affected persons to the confirmation of Resolution No. 94 —R -15 which was passed and adopted by the City Council on August 15, 1994 (the "Resolution "). In the Resolution, the Council determined to acquire and construct certain paving improvements in the City, determined to finance such improvements in part through special assessments payable in 15 annual installments plus interest and costs of collection (subject to certain rights of prepayment) and specified the lots and parcels of land to be specially assessed. Failure to pay any assessment when due may subject the property owner to loss of title to the property. Assessments have been apportioned between the benefitted parcels and the City on a 2/3 -1/3 basis under which 2/3 of the cost of the improvements was allocated to properties abutting the streets to be improved and 1/3 of such cost was allocated to the City. The estimated revenue the City expects to collect by the assessment is $7,936,150. Assessments against each parcel are based on a typical 40' x 125' lot or "equivalent residential lot" ("ERL ") for the paving improvements. The assessment per ERL has been preliminarily determined to be $ 824.44. The number of ERLs, preliminary assessment, and preliminary annual payment applicable to the above referenced parcel are set forth below: # ERL ASSESSMENT ANNUAL PAYMENT 3.00 $ 2473.32 f 268.08 The assessment as adjusted (if applicable) may be prepaid by October 12, 1994, without interest. You have the right to appear and be heard at the above— referenced meetin of the City Council and have the right to file with the City Clerk, not later than September 11 1994, written objections as to the pro riet and advisability of making the improvements, as to the cost as to the manner of apportionment and the manner of payment, and as to the amount to be assessed against your property. At the hearing the Council will determine whether to levy the special assessments. If the Council determines to levy the assessments it will sit as an equalizing board to hear any objections or complaints about individual assessments and, if necessary, shall adjust and equalize any assessments. Thereafter, the Council will approve the assessment roll as final. Upon the filing of such assessment roll with the City Clerk the assessments shall stand as legal, valid and binding first liens against the properties. Dated the 22nd day of August, 1994. CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA Ferdinand Munoz Director of Finance \_)20z.c Ve_ 6.0 co-\ )S( \r\o, 94C)C-XC. , rn moneX a cfcf 0 (I ou .ko cori E-t vOe C L00s -e, e-ctdk mov-1-(71_ u r - k s- V-Nos wo ( 4/ uice hg - -Re\cee 4; 5 rUeccU€ \Hyv ‘,/(A17 ) ��3ic 24 Franklin Avenue Croton -on- Hudson, New York 10520 August 24, 1994 City Clerk City of Edgewater P.O. Box 100 Edgewater, Florida 32132 08 - 29 - 94 P12.28 IN Re: Parcel ID: 34180201136880 2 18 34 Lots 13688 13689 13690 Blk 439 Fla Shores Dear Sir or Madam: I am in receipt of a letter dated August 22, 1994 from Mr. Ferdinand Munoz, Director of Finance, regarding certain pending assessments for paving improvements. I wish to oppose such assessments in the strongest possible terms. Initially, I note that certain other assessments were adopted for the installation of a sewer line. Those assessments will be a substantial burden to pay, especially for an owner of vacant land, who has no current use for the improvement. By the way, I have not received a separate bill as of today for that assessment. The proposed assessment for paving will be a great burden. I am unsure why the City Council chose to place the paving and sewer line assessments on top of each other, but I respectfully ask them to reconsider. It seems my annual payments to the City, including real property taxes, would be tripled. Who can afford it? Also, on a separate topic, I ask them to reconsider what may have been another recently enacted ordinance. As I understand it, cleared but unimproved land cannot have grass grow higher than one foot. Formerly it was two feet high. I try to keep my property clean and free of debris. On the other hand, some uncleared lots look like junk yards, with abandoned tires and other discards notoriously displayed. Yet I am unaware of violations issued against such properties. Where is the logic and justice in that situation? I trust that the City Council will act prudently and rescind the proposed assessment and correct the grass cutting law. Very truly yours, J� Regina Visconti - Montana �.s Eleanor German, 1821 Coco Palm Drive Edgewater, Florida 32132, Tel: 427.1978 24 August 1994 Ferdinand Munoz, Director of Finance Re: Parcel IX3418020 1000890 City of Edgewater Legal Description: Lots 89 & 90 Blk 4 Fla Shrs No 1 1.B 23 PG 57 per 0 Dear Yr. . Munoz, I am writing about the paving of streets.which you are planning in Florida Shores. I live on the north section of Coco Palm Drive; it it is prob -bly not more than 300 feet in length and is dead —end. I, along with other residents of this street, feel that it is un— necessary and of money to pave this little section, we do not have "traffic" here, just the cars of the residents and perhaps 4 or 5 more cars a day. There are 5 houses on this section, I have contacted the owners of the other houses with the exception of 1'arjorie Inman rho is in and out of nursing homes and _ do not feel it is suit_ De to disturb her about sXorrthnng like this. f.': the ether r r _ r. ..vit y .'er:! .:F _ e!o. I had initial]y intended to ask the other residents to sign this letter but decided instes -d to ask your ,de namely shn;._'d = get up a petition not to pave this section of Coco Palm -•nd ask the other residents to sign itt alone r-ith me? The R^_tliffs, the Eximans 'olenos, the F sons and the Rinker. are - J 1. o: Posed osod to this pa - i nF along r i th us, the &e: m .ns Ple se let me '_now if a fo: .1 retition rould 7 a better ray to handle this objection. Sincerely yours, Other residents: r f ExT= Fol eno Ya s o n ( j Ratliff Rinker rte ^nor Oar mm August 25, 1994 Dear Ms. Eleanor German: As stated on the Assessment Notice, the City Council will meet on September 12, 1994, for the purpose of hearing objections, if any, of all affected persons to the assessment. If you have such objections, you may wish to present t se to the City Council at that time. Sincerely, 1(1 Ferdinand Munoz, CPA (Del.) 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We have tried to sell her house for 3 years without luck because she can't keep it up.To get the money for another house smaller or apartment, she has to have a dollar amount out of this old house. Noboby can give her that, so she has no choice but the live there. The reason why I't writing is because she can't make another payment for something she has no USE for...and to said "FAILURE TO PAY ANY ASSESSMENT WHEN DUE MAY SUBJECT THE PROPERTY OWNER TO LOSS OF TITLE TO THE PROPERTY", IS stupid! WE DO NOT WANT THE STREET PAVED IN FRONT OF HER HOUSE, IT DOES NOT NEED IT. THE STREET IS ALREADY PAVED. My mother is 80 years old and has lived in this house LOT 300 301 for over 30 years. I feel like this is very UNFAIR to this old woman. We all agree that the roads in Edgewater need to be improved, but in my mothers case and other limited income people consideration needs to be made. She can't pay! Call me if you have any question Linda Sikes 428, -6513 House owner : Irene Nessle 1830 Evergreen Dr. Edgewater, FL