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CITY SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS When a municipal public improvement project takes place, some or all of the cost of the project is typically assessed out to the benefited property owners. When these projects take place, the city sometimes has property that is benefited. In these cases the city is assessed for some of the cost of the project. Additionally, from time to time the city will obtain property through the tax forfeiture process or will purchase property for a specific purpose and these properties can have special assessments due on them. Listed below are the special assessments on city owned properties that are scheduled to be paid in 2000. Three of the assessments against city owned property are related to the Western Area Phase I public improvement project. These assessments for the Western Area public improvement project are scheduled to continue for another thirteen years. The other three special assessments are related to the Lake Orono dredging project. These payments for the Lake Orono dredging project were funded out of the capital improvement tax levy in 1999, but it is more appropriate to identify the assessments in this program budget. The last special assessment payment for the Lake Orono project is scheduled for 2005. Funds for the payment of the city's special assessments come from the general tax levy and the city special assessments are listed in the tax levy resolution. The projection in 2000 is for $28,926 to be levied for city special assessments. CITY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT PAYMENTS Payable in 2000 Parcel No. Location Project Amount Due 75-528-0305 Softball Complex 1992 Western Area $ 6,004 75-132-1300 Orono Park 1992 Western Area 7,102 75-132-1300 Orono Park Lake Orono Dredging 5,242 75-132-2415 Orono Park Expansion 1992 Western Area 4,109 75-537-0010 City Hall Lake Orono Dredging 1,663 75-537-0105 City Hall Lake Orono Dredging 4.806 LEVY FOR TAXES PAYABLE IN 2000 $ 28.926 60 '- r,Wt . . .