Memo Special Assessment - Delinquent Utility Appeal 425 Madison Ave NLJ
CITY OF HOPKINS
MEMORANDUM
Date:
To:
From:
Subject:
September 11, 1991
Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers
John E. 8chedler Finance Director l
Special Assessment - Delinquent Utility Bill
Appeal - 425 Madison Ave. No.
Douglas Dahlberg's letter (copy attached) objects 'to an
assessment for non- payment of his refuse and storm sewer
fees for which no payment has been received by the City in
over 18 months.
History
Beginning with the January, 1990, utility bill, no further
payments have been made to the City. Mr. Dahlberg objected
to mandatory refuse service by the City. Policy procedure
for non - payment of the utility bill is to terminate water
service and pick up the refuse can. The refuse can was
picked up February 16, 1990. This residence is not
connected to the City's water system. When it was realized
that the water 'service could not be terminated in
conjunction with removal of the refuse can, the refuse can
was ordered - returned to 425 Madison Ave. No. on April 26,
1990.
Mr. Dahlberg insists his. can was not replaced in April,
1990. Billing. for the service continued and delinquent
notices were sent with no record of any questions from Mr.
Dahlberg about his growing bill until the July 16, 1990,
notice of intent to certify delinquent bills was sent. The
unpaid January thru July, 1990, utility bills were certified
as a special assessment on Resolution 90 -101 in the amount
of $220.94.
Mr. Dahlberg states in his letter that $264.00 was
transferred to the County as a special assessment. This is
not correct. The original notice of a special assessment
hearing did list the amount due as $264.00, but during the
hearings the City Attorney ruled that interest could not be
included and the revised amount sent to the County was
$220.940 In conversations with Mr.. Dahlberg he stated he
had not nor would he pay a special assessment of this
nature. His August 23, 1991, letter now. requests a refund
from the.City for an item he says he has not paid?
Special Assessment.- Delinquent Utility Bill Appeal
September 11, 1991
Page 2
According to City records a refuse can was available to this
address at all times except the February to April period in
1990. Mr. Dahlberg was billed for this period of time in
the amount of $47.60 and the amount was included.' in the
certification of 1990.
The 1991 certification of $387.68 contains the following
charges:
Unpaid utility bills 1990 thru April, 1991.
Storm Sewer Fee $ 15.60
Penalty on Storm Sewer .84
Refuse Service 162.00
Tax on Refuse Service 9.24
Delinquent Bills 187.68
Certification Service Charge 200.00
$387.68
Not .included due to timing cut off is the delinquent July,
1991, bill of $63.40.
As of August 27,
425 Madison Ave
Ave. No. address.
The reference to
light of s ateme
about recycling.
to Subd 4.
1991, another refuse can was delivered to
No., properly marked with the 425 Madison
City Code 605.02 Subd 3 is confusing in
nts contained in his letter. Subd 3 is
Apparently the reference should have been
Code 605 (605.01 Subd6, 605.02 a) and Subd4) give the City
the authority to require every residence to be included in
the "City service area" in which the City may perform or
contract service and bill for service. The City has chosen
to perform the refuse function for this area and thus
service is mandatory. This fact was explained to Mr.
Dahlberg several times over the past two years.
When the notice of intent to certify was sent in July, 1991,
then Mr. Dahlberg called and said he did not have a refuse
can since early 1990. He continued to receive.a bill each
quarter thru 1990 right up to July, 1991. I have not seen a
recorded complaint of no refuse can available until the 1991
certification process began.
Hopkins City Code
(Rev. 1990), 605.01
Section 605 - Solid Waste Manap-ement
605.01. Definitions Subdivision 1. For purposes of this section the terms defined
in this subsection have the meanings given them.
Subd. 2. "Authorized Commercial Waste Receptacle" means a container made of
metal or other weather tight, rodent . proof material with a tight fitting cover.
Subd. 3. "Authorized Recycling Container" means a container used to store
recyclable materials as approved by the City Council in the Legislative Policy
Manual.
Subd. 4. "Authorized Waste Receptacle" means an authorized - waste container
used.to store waste until the time of collection. (a) Within the City Service Area
the authorized residential waste receptacle shall be a plastic rollout refuse
container, provided by the City, which is compatible with the City's fully automated
trucks and crimping mechanisms. (b) For non -City Service Areas which receive
individual container collection service, the authorized waste receptacle shall be a
container made of metal or other weather tight, rodent proof material with a tight
fitting cover and 'shall be of a size and capacity acceptable to the refuse collector
licensed to empty the container. (c) For non -City Service Areas which receive
centralized dumpster collection service, the authorized waste receptacle shall be a
container made of metal or other weather tight, rodent proof material with a tight
fitting lid. (Amended Ord. No. 9.0 -685)
Subd. 5. "Brush" means tree limbs, branches and twigs which have a maximum
diameter of six inches and a maximum length of twenty fee
Subd. 6. "City Service Area" means the area of the City which receives the
City's refuse collection service which shall include all. single family dwellings,
duplexes, double bungalows and triplexes and may include multiple- family dwellings
and commercial buildings upon separate contract with the City.
Subd.. 7. "Collection" means the aggregation of waste from the place at which
it is generated and. includes all activities up to the time when the waste is
delivered to a waste facility.
Subd. 8. "Collector(s)" means any person(s) who owns, operates or leases
vehicles for the purposes of collection. and transportation of any type of mixed'
municipal solid waste, recyclables and /or yard waste.
Subd. 9. "Commercial Building" means a structure or portion thereof that is
intended to be used by human beings in the pursuit of commercial or industrial or
other similar endeavors.
Subd. 10. "Construction Debris" means waste building materials, packaging,
and /or rubble resulting from construction, remodeling, repair 'and demolition of
buildings and roads.
Hopkins City Code
(Rev. 1990), 605.01, Subd. 11
Subd. 11. "Dwelling Unit" means a residential accommodation including complete
kitchen facilities permanently installed which are arranged, designed, used or
intended for use exclusively as living quarters for one family and not more than an
aggregate of two roomers or boarders. (Added Ord. No_ 90 -685)
Subd. 12. "Garbage" means all putrescible animal or vegetable wastes resulting
from the handling, preparation, cooking and consumption 'of food.
Subd. 13. " "Generation" means the act or process of producing waste.
Subd. 14. "Generator" means any person who generates waste.
Subd. 15. "Hauler" means a collector or transporter of mixed municipal solid
waste, recyclable materials, and /or yard waste.
Subd. 16, "Hazardous Wastes" means any refuse or discarded material or
combination of refuse or discarded material in solid, semi - solid, liquid or gaseous
form which cannot be handled by routine waste management techniques because the pose
a substantial present or potential hazard to human health or other living organisms
because of their chemical, biological, or physical properties. Categories of
hazardous waste materials include but are not limited to: explosives, flammables
oxidizers, poisons, irritants and.corrosives. '
Subd. 17. "Institutional Building" ublic and private, and means
public $ " includes
or private schools', churches, synagogues, nurs -ing homes, daycare facilities,
colleges, hospitals and similar establishments. (Added Ord. No. 90 -685)
Subd. 18. "Major Appliances" means large household appliances including
refrigerators stoves, dishwashers, washers and dryers, water heaters and other such
large appliances.
Subd. 19. "Mixed Municipal Solid Waste" means garbage, rubbish, refuse and
other solid waste from residential, commercial, industrial and community activities
which is generated and collected in aggregate, but does not include auto hulks,
street sweepings, ash, construction debris, mining waste, sludges, tree and
agricultural wastes, tires, lead acid batteries, used oil and other materials
collected, processed and disposed of as separate waste streams.
Subd. 20. "Multiple - Family Dwelling" means a residential structure with more
than three (3) separate living units.
Subd. 21.. "Open Storage" means the keeping or storage other, than inside of a
building or enclosed in an Authorized Commercial Waste Receptacle, Authorized
Recycling Container or Authorized Residential Waste Receptacle of; a) any personal
property, material or substance which does. not serve, nor is intended to serve, any
useful purpose or the purpose for which it was originally intended; or b) any Brush,
Construction Debris, Garbage, Hazardous Waste, Problem Materials, Refuse, Rubbish or
Yard Waste.
Subd. 22. "Private Premise" means any property, real or personal owned or
under the control of any person. ,
Hopkins City Code
(Rev. 1990), 605..01., Subd. 23
Subd. 23. "Problem Materials" means hazardous was major appliances and
other waste materials including but not limited to tires, used Oil,- antifreeze, 55-
gallon drums, paints and,batteries which are collected, processed and disposed of as
separate waste streams
Subd. 24. "Public Place" means any location owned or controlled by any
governmental unit or subdivision.
Subd. 25. "Recyclable Materials" means materials that are separated from mixed
municipal solid waste by the generator for the purpose of recycling and include all
items °approved by the City Council in the Legislative Policy Manual.
Subd. 26. "Recycling" means the process of collecting and preparing recyclable
materials and reusing the materials in their original form or using them in
manufacturing processes that do not cause the destruction of recyclable materials in
a manner that precludes further use.
Subd. 27. "Refuse" means all putrescible and non - putrescible solid wastes
(except body , .waste), including garbage, rubbish, ashes, street cleanin s, dead
animals, abandoned automobiles and market and industrial solid wastes. g
Subd. 28. "Residential Dwelling" means single family dwellings, duplexes,
double bungalows and triplexes.
Subd. 29. "Rubbish" means non - putrescible solid wastes consisting both of
combustible and non- combustible wastes (excluding recyclables) such as a er
cardboard, tin cans, wood, glass, bedding, crockery and other similar materials. p
Subd. 30. "Scavenging" means the unauthorized collection of refuse materials
including recyclable materials that have been. set out by residents of the Cit
specifically for an authorized collection program. y
Subd. 31. "Source Separation" means the separation of recyclable materials and
yard waste from mixed municipal solid waste at the source of generation.
Subd. 32. "Storage" means the toleration, allowance, permitting, placin
piling or stacking for safe keeping or, the abandonment of any moveable ersonal
property on any part of any premises, p
Subd. 33. "Tree' Waste" means parts of grown trees which are greater than one
inch in.diameter and p.runings. (Added Ord. No. 90 -685)
Subd. 34. "Unacceptable Waste" includes but is not limited to the following:
asbestos; as ; .h; cesspool and other human waste deolition or other construe
debris; explosives; foundry sand; hazardous materials including explosives Hazardous
Waste; human or animal remains; liquid waste; lead acid batteries; major a liances•
major parts of machines � Pp
y, vehicles and equipment; Medical Waste; mining waste; used
oils, crank case oils, cutting oils; radioactive materials sludge. sewage; street
sweepings; tires; transformers. (Added Ord. No. 90 -685)
Subd. 35. "Waste Facility" means any resource recovery facility or related
transfer station or similar facility to which waste is required to be delivered.
Subd. 36. "Yard Waste" means organic material consisting of grass clippin s,
leaves and other forms of'organic garden waste. g
Hopkins City Code
(Rev. 1990), 605.02
605.02 Mixed Municipal Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Services Subdivision 1.
City Authority_ The City shall have the authority to provide or contract to provide
services for the collection and disposal of mixed municipal solid waste within the
City Service Area for the following types of property uses and at such charges as
hereinafter set forth:
a) City Service Area The City shall have the authority to exclusively
perform or contract for the collection' of all mixed municipal solid waste from all
single family dwellings, duplexes,'double bungalows and triplexes located in the City
which shall constitute the City Service Area.
b) Non -City Service Area Multiple family dwellings and commercial
buildings using single container or dumpster service may have the collection and
disposal of mixed municipal solid waste performed by the City through a separate
contract with the City.
Subd. 2. Preparation of Non - Recyclable Materials Refuse. The owner or
occupant of any residential dwelling, multiple- family dwelling, commercial building
or institutional building and any other person having refuse as herein defined shall
keep on such premises sufficient authorized waste receptacles for storage of refuse
accumulating on the premises between disposal and collection. All garbage
accumulating between the times of collection shall first be wrapped, or bagged in
paper or plastic, or other similar material and then placed in an authorized
receptacle. (Amended Ord. No. 90 -685)
Subd. 3. Separation of Recyclable materials
a) It shall be the duty of every owner or occupant of a residential
dwelling(s) having recyclable materials accumulate on the premises to separate
recyclable materials from refuse, place the recyclable materials in a City approved
container and set the recyclable materials out for collection in a manner that is
designated by the City. (Added Ord. No. 90 -685)
b) Effective January 1, 1991 for Multiple- family dwelling(s) and
effective July 1, 1991 for commercial. buildings, and institutional building(s) it
shall be the duty of each owner and occupant of said properties having recyclable
materials which accumulate on the premises to separate recyclable materials from
refuse and provide for the collection of recyclable materials in authorized waste
receptacles using methods agreed to by the owner and licensed hauler of choice.
(Added Ord. No. 90 -685)
C) Yard Waste. It shall be the duty of persons within the City Service
Area to separate yard waste and brush from their mixed municipal solid waste for
collection by the City or authorized contractor. Proper preparation of yard
waste and brush wilt be determined by the rules, regulations and procedures that are
designated by the City. Yard Waste disposal in the Non -City Service Area shall be in
accordance with Minnesota Statutes Section 115A.931. (Amended Ord. No. 90 -685)
d) Brush and Tree Waste. It shall be the duty of every owner or
occupant of residential dwelling(s), multiple - family dwelling(s), commercial and
institutional building(s) to separate brush and tree waste from their mixed municipal
solid waste by the rules,"regulations and procedures that are designated by the City.
(Added Ord. No. 90 -685)
Hopkins City Code (Rev. 1990), 605.02, Subd. 4
Subd. 4. Charges for Collection by the City The charges for all collection
services performed by or contracted for the City shall be charged by and paid to the
City upon billing at rates as set forth by council resolution.
Subd. 5. Ownership of refuse and recyclables
a) Ownership of refuse and recyclable material. set out for collection shall
remain with the person who set out the material until removed by the authorized
collector. Until the refuse and /or recyclable materials are removed by the
authorized collector, the person who set out the material is totally responsible for
their proper preparation, handling and storage. Ownership and. responsibility for the
proper handling of the refuse and recyclable materials shall vest in the authorized
collector upon removal thereof by the collector.
b) Unauthorized Collection of Refuse or.Recyclables. It shall be unlawful for
any person who is not authorized by the City to take or collect or scavenge any
refuse materials or recyclable materials set out for authorized collection programs
within the City. g
c) Right to Sell Recyclables and Yard Waste. Nothing in this ordinance shall
abridge the right of any person to give or sell their recyclable materials - and /or
yard waste to any recycling and composting program lawfully operated for profit, non-
profit or charitable purposes_.
605.03 Prohibitions,
Subd. 1. Unauthorized dumping The dumping, depositing, placing or abandoning
of any garbage, rubbish, hazardous waste, problem materials, yard waste, junk, junk
cars or parts thereof, animal. wastes or remains, or any other refuse on any private
or public property, except the lawful storage. of such materials in authorized waste
< receptacles as permitted by Chapter 605, is prohibited. (Amended Ord. No. 90 -685)
•Subd. 2. O en stora e prohibited. No person shall cause, maintain or permit
any Open Storage within the City of Hopkins for more than 72 hours, except that the
storage of building materials and equipment, such as pipe, lumber, forms, metal
parts, machinery and equipment is permitted at construction sites during the period
of actual construction as evidenced by the records of the Inspections Department of
the City of Hopkins.
Subd. 3.* Littering prohibited No person shall:
a) throw, allow or deposit any refuse in or upon any public place such
as a street, sidewalk, park, or private premise, or any other place within the City
except in public receptacles or other authorized waste disposal containers;
b) place such refuse in any public or private receptacles in such a
manner that in can readily be blown or scattered by the elements to any public or
private property;
c) sweep or allow the sweeping of any such refuse into any gutter,
street or other public place from any building, lot, sidewalk or driveway;
Hopkins City Code (Rev. 1990), 605.03, Subd.. 3
e) allow. ox permit, scatter, place or abandon any refuse upon any
private property, - whether occupied, controlled or owned by such person, or upon
property of any other except that such matter may be deposited in authorized
receptacles, as hereinabove provided;
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f) operate, drive or move any vehicle anywhere in the City from which
the contents, load, debris, dirt, mud, refuse, is or is likely , to be blown, dropped
or otherwise deposited or scattered upon any public or private property;
g) throw, deposit, post or leave any hand bill on a private or public
property or place where signs indicate that no advertisements, trespassing, peddlers
or agents are desired, except that such hand bills may be distributed to anyone
willing accept them;
h) . deposit, distribute or leave any hand bill, newspaper or other
similar media on or at any premises, public or private, in such a manner as to allow
such litter or material to be blown or scattered by the elements upon any street,
sidewalk, alley or other public or private property.
605.04. _ Licensing. No person, firm or corporation shall engage in the business of
collecting or hauling garbage, refuse, recyclables, yard waste, brush or other refuse
from sites in the City without first procuring a license to do so from the City, and
paying the fee fixed by Chapter X..'
605.05. Penalties. Subdivision 1. It. is unlawful for any person to violate any
provision or fail' to comply with any order or regulation made in this section. Any
such violation or failure shall constitute a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
may be punished by a fine of not more than $700 and imprisonment for a term not .to
exceed 90 days, or both. Each act of a` violation and every day on which a violation
occurs or continues is a separate violation. Any penalty imposed for a violation of
this section shall be remedied within a reasonable time. Each day that such
violation is permitted to exist shall constitute a separate offense. The application
of the above penalties will not prevent the enforced removal of the prohibited
condition pursuant to the law or this code. (Amended, Ord. No., 90 -685)
Subd. 2. Effective January 1, 1992 a violation of any provision of section
605.02 Subd.- 3. shall result in a $25.00 penalty for each owner or occupant of a
residential dwelling(s) and a $100.00 penalty for - each owner or occupant of a
multiple- family dwelling(s), commercial or institutional building(s). A violator
shall be given a written warning for the initial violation. A penalty shall be
imposed for each .subsequent violation. Penalties that remain unpaid for more than 30
days shall be charged to the utility account. of the violator. Any penalty that is
placed on a utility account may be an assessment against the violator's property.
Such amount shall be certified to the county auditor and collected in the same manner
as taxes and /or special assessments against the premises and may be subject to a
civil action initiated by the City. The fifth and each succeeding violation of
Sections 605.02 Subd. 3..'of this Article shall be a misdemeanor. Each day durin
which the violation continues shall constitute a separate offense. g.
90 -685) P (Added Ord. No.
EXHIBIT A
1.
2.
Delinquent Invoice for Tree Removal: 1418 Division
Street PIN #: 19- 117 -21 11 0004 Legal Description:
Lot 5 Auditors Subdivision No. 239 Invoice Amount:
$245.00 Service Charge: $50.00 Total Amount to be
Assessed: $295.00 payable in one year at 8% interest
Delinquent Utility Bill:. 425 Madison Avenue North PIN
#: 19- 117 -21 22 0034 Legal Description: Outlot No. 1
Campbell Third Addition and beg at a pt on S line of N
1/2 of NW 1/4 dist 1214.03 ft W from SE cor thof th N
at right angles 200 ft th W at right angles to E line
of.GN RR R/W th Sally along said R/W line to S line of N
1/2 of NW 1/4 th E to beg exc road Sec 19 T 117 R 21
Invoice Amount $187.68 Service Charge: $200.00
Total Amount to be Asses $387.68 payable in one
year at 8% interest
3. Delinquent Utility B'1 Oak Park Lane PIN #:
19- 117 -21 24 004 '' n: That part.
Lots 16 and 17 ly E of the W 1 ft thereof Block 1
Stevens Oakwood P s��Invflsce Sao $297.42 Service
• r >.,,.
Charge: $200.00 tal`Aaount t e Assessed: $497.42
payable in one year at 8 interest
4. Delinquent Invoice for Wast Debris and Vegetation
Removal: 306 -318 L e N #: 19- 117 -21 24
0042 Legal Descri of Lots 16 and 17
lying E of the W 1 t thereof Bl k 1 Stevens "Oakwood
Park Invoice Amo - ice $
charge: 50.00
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Total Amount to be Assessed: $346.50 payable in one
year at 8% interest
5. Delinquent Invoice for False Alarms: 1009 Excelsior
Avenue East PIN #: 19- 117 -21 42 0002 Legal
Description: Lots 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 incl Wly 1/2 of
adjacent Buchanan Avenue vacated,, except road Block 8
Andersons 1st Addn to St. Louis Park Invoice Amount:
$150.00 Service Charge: $50.00 Total. Amount to be
Assessed: $200.00 payable in one year at 8% interest
6. Delinquent Invoice for Diseased Tree Removal: 124 18th
Avenue North PIN #: 23- 117 -22 41 0038 Legal
Descr S 30 ft.of Lot 6 and N 20 ft of Lot 7
Block 10 West Minneapol Third Division Invoice
Amount: $360.00 Service Charge: $50.00 Total Amount
to be Assessed: $410.00 payable in one year at 8%
interest
7:. Delinquent Invoic�d •
q � Removal. 120 0th
Avenue North PIN 083 Legal
I
Description: Lot O� ck�2 Wes inneapolis Third
Division Invoic �` :4 �s$� =/J00 Service Charge:
$50.00 Total Amount to,be Assessed: $750.00 payable
in one year at 8% interest
8. Delinquent Utility Bill: 2012 Mainstreet PIN # 23-
117 -22 44 0001 Legal Description: Com at a pt in the
ctr line of 19th Ave. dis 689 3/10 ft N from N line of
C M & St P R /W, th W at right angles to'E line of Co.
Road. #61, th N along said E line to S line of
Excelsior Avenue, th E along said S line to ctr line of
19th Ave. th S to beg, exc road Sec 23 T 117 R 22
Invoice Amount: $8,540.30 Service Charge: $200.00
Total Amount to,be Assessed: $8,740.30 payable in one
year at 8 % interest
9. Delinquent 2012 Mainstreet PIN # 23- 117 -22
44 0001 Legal Description: Com at a pt in the ctr
line of 19th Ave. dis 689 3/10 ft N from N l ine of C M
St P R /W, th W at right angles to E line of Co. Rd.
#61, th N along said E line to S line of Excelsior
Avenue, th E along said S line to ctr line of 19th Ave.
th S to beg, exc road Sec 23 T 117 R 22 Invoice
Amount: $60.00 Service Charge: $50.00 Total Amount
,to Assessed: $110.00 payable in one year at 8%
interest
10. Delinquent Invoice 310 12th Avenue North PIN #: 24-
117 -22 24 0094 Legal Description: Lot 10 and North 10
ft of Lot 11 Block 96 West Minneapolis Second Divisi
Invoice Amount: $84.49 Service Charge: $50.00 Total
Amount to be Assessed $134.49 payable in one year at
8% interest
11. Delinquent Invoice 911 Mainstreet PIN #: 24- 117 -22
31 0017 Legal Descript That part of-Lot 12 lying
W of a line Com a of said lot dis 20
91/100 ft E from t Sly 105 9/100 ft to
a pt, dis 26 ft E as at gle from W line of Lot
12 th .cont S to t R - 'T P- `" "o aid Lot dis 26 ft E
from SW cor thereof Block 68 West Minneapolis Second
Division Invoice Amount: $50.00 Service Charge:
$50.00 Total Amount-rto"756"M "ssessed: $100.00 payable
in one year at 8% interest
12. Delinquent Utility Bill: 18 14th Avenue North PIN #:
24- 117 -22 32 0094 Legal Description: Lot 7 Block 73
West Minneapolis Second Division Invoice Amount:
$306.61 Service Charge: $50.00 Total Amount to be
Assessed: $356.61 payable in one year at 8% interest
13. Delinquent Utility Bill: 17 8th Avenue South PIN #:
24- 117 -22 43 0 Legal D scription: Lots 44 and 45
also the North 30 ft of Lot 43 Block 3 West Minneapolis
Invoice Amount: $286.08 S rvice Charge: $600.00
Total Amount to be Assessed: $886.08 payable in one
year at 8% interest
14. Delinquent Utility Bill: 620 7th Avenue South PIN #:
25- 117 -22 13 0066 Legal Description: Lot 7 Block 61
West Minneapolis Invoice Amount $165.15 Service
Charge: $50.00 Total Amount to be Assessed: $215.15
payable in one year at 8% interest
15. Delinquent Invoice for Mowing: 633 8th Avenue South
PIN #: 25- 117 -22 13 0075 Legal Description: Lot 16
Block 61 West Minneapolis Invoice Amount: $150.17
Service Charge: $50.00 Total Amount to be Assessed
$200.17 payable in one year at.8% interest
16. Delinquent Utility Bill: 702 7th Avenue South PIN #:
25- 117 -22 42 0045 Legal Description: Lots 1 and 2
Block 7 West Minneapolis Annex Invoice Amount $37.32
Service .Charge: $200.00 Total Amount to be Assessed:
$237.32 payable in one year at 8% interest
17. Project 94 -21 Fire Protection System: 6 Interlachen
Road PIN # 19- 117 -21 41 0011, 19- 117 -21 41 0025, and
19- .117 -21 41 0041 Legal Description: That part of lot
79 lying West of the East 30 ft except for street in
Auditor's Subdivision No. 239; also lots 12,13,14 and
30, Preston's Interlachen Park, all lying in Sec 19 Twp
117 Range 21 Hennepin County, Minnesota Construction
Cost: $25,805 5 Administrative Fee: $1,290.25
Total Cost: $27,095.25 at 8% over 10 years
18. Maintenance of Parking Ramp: 26 10th Avenue South PIN
#: 24- 117 -22 34 0123 Legal Description: Lots 14, 15
and 16, also Lots 18 through 22 incl said Blk 6 and th
S 15 ft of Lot 23 said Blk 6 incl the adj 1/2 vac alley
West Minneapolis (24- 117 -22 34 0049) also Lot 17 incl
1/2 vac alley Block 6 West Minneapolis Total Cost;
$13,890 payable in one year at 8% interest
19. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 24 -117
22 44 0051 Legal Description: That part of the 100 ft
RR R/W across the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 Sec 24 T 117 R
22 corresponding to that part of Lot 26 Auditors
Subdivision No. 242 lying Nly of a line par and dis 100
ft Sly of the most Nly line of said Lot 26 exc that
part deeded to A.F. Hagen and Pergood Co subject to
easements for Co. Road No. 18 as desc in Docs. #4296582
and #4445166 Auditors Subdivision No. 242 Invoice
Amount: $562.74 Service Charge: $30.00 Total Amount
i to be-Assessed: $592.74 payable in one year at 8%
interest
20. Delinquent storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN # 24 -117-
22 43 0004 L gal Description: That part of the W 1/2
of the SE 1/4 of Sec 24 T 117 R 22 Hennepin Co., MN
described as follows: beg at the pt of intersec of the
Sly r/w line of Excelsior Ave. and a line 50 ft Sally of
and par with the centerline of the C & NW RR r/w th
SEly along said parallel line to Ely r/w line of
6th Ave th Ely parallel with the Sly r/w line of
Excelsior Ave. to a line 30 ft_SWly of and par with the
centerline of said RR th SEly par with said RR
centerline to the E line of said 1/2 th N along said E
line to a line 22.58 ft N of and par with the
centerline of said RR th NWly par with said RR
centerline to the Sly r/w line of Excelsior Ave th W to
the pt of beg Sec 24 T 117 R 22 - Invoice Amount:
$27.3.34 Service Charge: $30.00 Total Amount to be
Assessed: $303.34 payable in one year at 8% interest
21. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 24 -117-
22.42 0170 Legal Description: That part of 60 ft wide
RR r/w across NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 lying E Ely R/W of
7th Ave and lying N of ctrline of Excelsior Ave and
lying NEly of a line par and dis 15 ft SWly from the
ctrline of the main track of Chicago & NW Trans. Co. as
track is located Sec 24 T 117 R 22 Invoice Amount:
$219.82 Service Charge: $30.00 Total Amount to be
Assessed: $249.82 payable in one year at 8% interest
22. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 24 -117-
22 42 0168 Legal Description: That part of the 60 ft
RR r /w in the NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec 24 desc as
follows: beg at the intersection of the SWly r/w line
and.the N line of 1st Street, th SEly along said r/w
line to the E line-of 8th Ave., th N to a pt on said E
line dis 15 ft Sally from the ctrline of the main track
of Chicago & NW Trans. Co.. th SEly and par with said
ctrline to the W line of 7th Ave th Sly to Sally RR r/w.
Tine, th SEly along said r/w to the E line of 7th Ave
th Nly to the NEly line of said RR r/w th NWly along
said NEly r/w line to the N line of lst Street th Wly
to beg incl' that part of above desc RR r/w lying within
the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of said Sec 24 Sec 24 T 117 R
22 Invoice Amount: $536.00 Service Charge: $30.00
Total Amount to be Assessed: $566.00 payable in one
year at 8% interest
23. Delinquent Storm Sewer- Utility Bill: PIN #: 24 -117
22 31 0132 Legal Description: That part of the 60 ft
wide RR r/w in . S 1/2 of Sec 24 desc as follows: Beg at
intersec of the N line of S 1/2 of Sec 24 and the SW
r/w line of the Chicago & NW Ry th SEly along said r/w
to the ctrline of the alley in Blk 78 of West
Minneapolis Second Division th R along the ext of said
alley ctrline to a line which is 15 ft SWly from and
par with the ctrline of the main track of said RR, th
SEly along said par line to the Nly ext of E line of
Lot 7 of said Blk 78, th S to NE cor of said Lot 7, th
SEly along RR,.r /w to the W line of Lot 13 in Blk 79 th
N along ext of said W line to a line which is .15 ft
SWly from and par with the ctrline of the main track of
said RR th SEly along said par line to the N line of
ist Street North th E along the N line of First Street
North to the NEly line of RR r/w th NWly along said
NEly r/w line to the,N' line of the SW 1/4 of Sec 24 th
W to beg Sec 24 T 117 R 22 Invoice Amount: $218.92
Service Charge: $30.00 Total Amount to be Assessed
$248.92 payable in one year at 8% interest
24. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 24 -117-
22 23 0001 Legal Description: R/W across NW 1/4 Sec
24 T 117 R 22 Invoice Amount: $64.76 Service Charge:
$30.00 Total Amount to be Assessed: $94.76 payable in
one year at 8 interest
25. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 23 -117-
22 14 0002 Legal Description: R/W across SE 1/4 of NE
1/4 exc street Sec 23 T 117 R 22 Invoice Amount: '
$428.80 Service Charge: $30.00 Amount to be
Assessed: $458.80 payable in one year at 8 %.interest
26. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: -PIN #: 19 -117-
21 42 0036 Legal Description: That part of Lot 96
Auditors Subdivision No. 239 Hennepin Co., MN lying Sly
of the Nly 25 ft thof and that part of the Nly 25 ft of
said Lot 96 lying Wly of the Sly ext of the W line of
Tract 0 Registered Land Survey No. 561 Auditors
Subdivision No. 239 Invoice Amount: $1,259.58
Service Charge: $30.00 Total Amount.to be Assessed:
$1,289.58 payable in one year at 8 interest
27. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 19 -117-
21 14 0005 Legal Description: Com at a pt in the E
line of Monk Ave dist 14 48/100 ft S from its intersec
with the NWly line of Lot 97 th NEly 845 ft par with
NWly line of Lot 97 th N 14 48/100 ft par with E line
of Monk Ave. to said NWly line thereof th NEly to NE
cor of Lot 97 th S to SEly cor thereof th SWly to SW
cor thereof th Nly to beg subject to road Auditors
Subdivision No. 239 Invoice Amount: $1,683.12
Service Charge: $30.00 Total Amount to be Assessed:
$1,713.12 payable in one year 8% interest
28. Delinquent Storm Sewer Utility Bill: PIN #: 19- 117
21 31 0002 Legal Description: H C R A r/w across SW
1/4 exc street subject to road Sec 19 T 117 R 21
Invoice Amount: $1,409.66 Service Charge: $30.00
Total Amount to be Assessed: $1,439.66 payable in one
year at 8% interest
CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota''
RESOLUTION NO. 91 -113
RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS /DELINQUENT UTILITY BILLS,AND INVOICES.
WHEREAS, pursuant to proper notice published and given as
required by law, the City Council of the City of
Hopkins has met and heard on Tuesday, September 17
1991, and passed upon all objections to the proposed
assessments for miscellaneous projects, delinquent
utility bills and delinquent invoices,- all as more
fully set forth and described in Exhibit A. attached to
Resolution.No. 91 -96 adopted the 6th day of August,
1991, and
WHEREAS, each of said improvements as set forth in Exhibit A
hereto attached, were presented and considered by said
Council separately at said meeting and each separately
accepted and adopted by unanimous vote of said.Council,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City :Council of the City
of Hopkins as follows:
1. Such proposed assessments, as amended, a copy of
which is attached hereto and made a part hereof and
hereby accepted and shall constitute the special
assessments against the lands therein named and
each tract of land therein included is hereby found
to be benefitted by the proposed improvement in the
amount of the assessment levied against it.
2. Such assessments shall be payable in equal, annual
installments extending over the periods of years
set forth in Exhibit A, the first of the
installments to be paid with the real estate taxes
due and payable in 1992. Any deferred installments
shall bear interest at the rate as set forth in
said Exhibit A from October 1, 1991. To the
first installments shall be added interest on the
entire respective assessment from October 1, 1991
until December 31, 1992. To each subsequent
installments, when due shall be added interest for
one year on all unpaid installments.
3. The owner of any property so assessed may at
anytime after the adoption of the assessments and
by November 29, pay the whole of the
assessments against any parcel to the City
and no interest shall be charged if the entire
assessment is paid by November 29. Also, the
owner of the property may at anytime thereafter,
except between November 30 and December 31.of each
year, pay to the City Manager, the entire amount of
the assessment remaining unpaid.
4. The Clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified
duplicate or duplicates of these assessments to the
Hennepin County Auditor to be extended on the
proper tax lists of the County, and such
assessments shall be collected and paid over the
same manner as other municipal taxes.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins this'17th
day of September, 1991.
By
Nelson W. Berg, Mayor
ATTEST:
James A. Genellie, City Clerk