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SEWER LINE LATE COMERS AGREEMENT
FIVE MILE TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION
SUNDANCE INVESTMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
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This Agreement made and entered into this 5 ~ day of _~E~ip~+~~-~ 2002, by and between
SUNDANCE INVESTMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, an Idaho Parnership, hereafter
referred to as "Developer", and the CITY OF MERIDIAN, hereafter referred to as "City"
WITNESSETH:
WHEREAS, the City limits extend south of Overland Road, but prior to this Agreement and
the construction referred to herein, such area was not provided sewer service by the City; and
WHEREAS, the Developer constructed a sewer line from an existing sewer line to an area
south of Overland Road and east and west of Eagle Road, as shown in "Exhibit A", which sewer
line is able to provide service to land south of Victory Road and east and west of Eagle Road to the
land shown in Exhibit "A" which is attached hereto and by this reference incorporated as if set
forth in full; that the Total Service Area is approximately 1082.82 acres which, if developed
under the land use density projections shown on Exhibit "B", which is attached hereto and by this
reference incorporated herein as if set forth in full, with land use densities shown on Exhibit "B",
there could be 2007 equivalent residential units (ERU) in the 1082.82 acres; that the Developer's
subdivision(s) consists of 98 ERU; that on the land not included in the Developer's subdivision,
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WHEREAS, the sewer line constructed by the Developer will benefit land other than only
the land developed by Developer; that the, land that can be served by the said sewer line is shown in
Exhibit "A"; that the developable. land that can be served by the sewer line could contain 2007
ERU's; that the existing developed areas that eventually connect to the sewer. line serviced by the
City will be subject to the latecomer fees described herein; that 46% of the land not included in the
Developer's subdivision would be developed in ten years, the term that a late comers Agreement is
allowed to run, and
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WHEREAS, the total cost of constructing the said sewer line borne by the. Developer was
$820,384.91; whereas the sewer line will benefit the Developer's Subdivision(s) which could
contain 98 ERU's, or 4.9%n of the total area to be benefited by the construction of the sewer line;
therefore the cost to Developer to construct the sewer line to his own subdivision(s) would he
$40,058.66; that by subtracting this amount as the total Developer's cost share, the total cost to all
late comers is $780,326.25; and then adding 10% for the City Administrative Fee; and then
dividing by 46% of the remaining number of ERU's that could be served by the sewer line, there
should be a late comers fee of $977.47, plus interest, per ERU as shown in Exhibit "C"; and
WHEREAS, Section 9-4-19 of the Sewer Ordinance provides that the City may enter into
sewer line extension and reimbursement agreements and that section further provides that sewer
users who subsequently connect to the extended sewer line(s) shall be charged an eight (81 inch
diameter sewer line equivalency fee; said fees are in addition to the connection and user charges
normally assessed a user due to the fact the user has not contributed to the cost of the extended line;
the above fee is hereafter referred to as "Late Comer Fee"; the above ordinance section provides
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that the late comers fee may be used to reimburse the person or persons so extending the sewer
line(s).
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 9--4-18 of the Sewer Ordinance, the City is required to
charge a Sewer Construction Equivalency Fee to any person or property owner who has net
otherwise paid for, or contributed proportionately toward the costs and expenses of constructin;~ a
sewer line, whether that construction has been performed by the City, a local improvement district
or a private entity, or combination thereof, and who subsequently desires to connect. to the City
sewer system, shall be required to pay an additional connection charge which shall he known and
referred to as the "Sewer Construction Equivalency Fee".
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY AGREED A5 FOLLOWS:
The above recitals are contractual and are incorporated herein as if set forth in full.
2. That the Developer has paid for engineering, planning and. constriction of the sewer
line shown in Exhibit "A", and which will benefit the land also shown in Exhibit "A".
3. The Developer has contributed $820,384.91 to total constntctiou costs of the said
sewer line, of which Developer is entitled to be reimbursed the sum of .$780,326.25 phis interest,
which represents land that could be served by the sewer line but is not included in Developer's
subdivision.
4. That for all land in F,xhibit "A" subsequently connecting to the sewer line referred to
in Exhibit "A", except the land in Developer's Subdivision(s), the City will charge the sum of
$97:47 plus interest, per ERU as shown in Exhibit "C"; such users shall hereafter be referred to as
"LATE COMERS"; that the charge is the sewer constriction equivalency fee authorized in 9-]-12
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and established by this Agreement, which fee shall herein be referred to as "LATE COMERS FEE";
the fee is in addition to any other sewer charges for connection to the sewer system; the
computation of the Late Comers Fee is shown on Exhibit "C" attached hereto and by this reference
incorporated herein.
5. That all the late comer fees assessed above in Paragraph 4 shall be set aside and
deposited to a special account to be designated the "FIVE MILE TRUNK SEWER
EXTENSION (SUNDANCE) PROJECT REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT" and shall reflect
interest at a rate of 2olo to be accrued on the unpaid balance once a year at the City's Fiscal Year
End (9/30) each year for the term of the agreement, and shall be distributed quarterly to the
Developer.
6. That the late comer fees assessed, which will go into the FIVE MILE TRUNK
SEWER EXTENSION PROJECT (SUNDANCE) REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT, shall
increase at a rate of 2% per annum as shown in Table I of Exhibit "C".
7. That the late comer fees shall be collected by the City from all. users subsequently
connecting to the sewer line shown in Exhibit "A" for the land also shown in Exhibit "A", except
the land in Developer's Subdivision
8. That the City shall charge the FIVE MILE TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION
(SUNDANCE) PROJECT REIMBURSEMENT ACCOUNT the 10% fee authorized by 9-1-13.
9. That the City shall have prepared on an annual basis an audit of all funds collected
pursuant to this Agreement, which audit shall coincide with the general audit of the City; that the
cost of this audit shall be paid by the City as part of its administrative costs.
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10. It is agreed that the sewer line(s~j referenced in Exhibit "A" is the property of the
City and shall henceforth be maintained by the City at its sole cost and expense.
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11 The term of this Agreement shall be until Developer has been reimbursed the
principal sum of $780,326.25, plus interest, as determined in Paragraph 6 or, if this is not achieved,
for a period of ten (10) years or, until such time the sewer line described herein is abandoned. If the
Developer has not been reimbursed the principal sum plus interest less administrative fees after ten
(l01 years from the date of this Agreement, the Agreement may be renewed by mutual Agreement
of the City and the Developer, at such time as the City ordinance allows for extension of a ten year
time frame. If the City does not amend this ordinance, then this agreement shall have a ten year life
span.
12. This Agreement shall be binding on the assigns and successors of the parties hereto.
DATED this ~ day of S c p~ ~~, ~ c ~' , 2002.
By: CI O MERIDIAN
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Approved By City Council:
SUNDANCE INVESTMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
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STATE OF IDAHO,)
County of Ada, )
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On this ~~ day of ~+tt- , 2002, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public
in and for said State, personally appeared ROBERT D. CORRIE and WII.LIAM G. BERG, JR.,
known to me to be the Mayor and City Clerk of the CITY OF MERIDIAN, Idaho, and who
executed the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that the CITY OF MERIDIAN executed
the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year first above written.
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STATE OF IDAHO,)
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NOTARY PUBLIC FOR IDAHO
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MY COMMISSION EXPIRES ~ ~ Z~=(~,''
On this may of n.,~i-en , 2002, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and
far said State, personally a peared RYAN ANDERSON, known to me to be a partner of
SUNDANCE INVESTMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, and who executed the within
instrument on behalf of said corporation, and acknowledged to me that said corporation executed
the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year first above written.
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EXHIBIT "A"
FIVE MILE TRUNK SEWER
SILVERSTONE BENEFIT AREA
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EXHIBIT "B'°
FIVE MILE TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION (Sundance)
ERIJ & Flow Calculations
Single Family Dweiling
Avg. SFD density
Per acre flow for SF`~C
Commercial - mostry offir;e
Con[merc:~a1- inlxeq ust~
Commercta~ - re[aifitestaurant
warceis from Ada County t~~~: ilnaup~nE,
250 gpd
2.8 DU/acre {equates to ERU's/Acre)
700 gpd/acre
htiodel Flow ERU's
gpd/acre per acre
500 0.71
800 1.14
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Ueveiopers BenefdArea i~.P:.R':, Projected
Land Use per arse ERU"s
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S1121223278
SUNDANCE INVESTMENTS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
19.42
MU .
3 14
22
Sutherland Farms purchase 7.83 MU 1 14 9
Parcels from Ada County GIS Mapping
Voigt Benefd Area -Determine those within Sundance Benefit Area ERU`s Projected
Land Use per acre ERU's
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51117348600 HOWELL WILLARD W & ANGELA R 27.44 MU 1.14 31
51 1 2021 241 5 RESOLUTION BUSINESS PARK LLC 22.07 MU 1.14 25
51 1 202231 50 S M C PROPERTIES LLC 14.74 MU 9.14 17
S1117346610 HOWELL WILLARD W & ANGELA R 5.87 MU x.14 7
51 1 1 7346660 HOWELL WILLARD W & ANGELA R 0.32 MU 14 0
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:i1 1 1 7438625 VAN AUKER RONALD W 19.14 MU T~~.'9-b 22
51117438450 VAN AUKER RONALD W 16.17 MU' ~~ ?`4 18
51120131315 COULTER KENNETH D & CONNIE 12.30 MU 1,14 14
51 1 201 21 000 KENAI PARTNERS LLC 10.01 MU 1 i4 11
51'120120910 COULTER KENNET'rl D & CONNIE 9.91 MU s "4 11
5112013'1400 KENA1 PARTNERS LLC 7.81 MU .1=+ 5
S1120120800 VAN AUKER RONALD W 1.00 MU 1.14 1
Latecomer Area
Ef`trJ's Projected
Parcei gwner Acreage Land Use per acre ERU's
51 1 21 1 1 0552 * BIENAPFL FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 75.24 MU 1.'~ 86
51121212485 KEPUS CHRISTOPHER J & KATHLEEN 67.73 MU 1 1 a 77
S1116325590 IDAHO ELKS REHAB HOSPITAL WC 52.62 MU d.14 60
51120120630 VAN AUItER RONALD W 32.90 MU 1 'iii 38
S1 1 21 336565 GREAT SKY INC 28.50 MU 1.1=1 33
51 1 21 325426 SUTHERLAND FARM INC 27.09 RES '~.is 76
51 1 21 427950 SUTHERLAND FARM INC 26.28 RES 2.8 74
S1 1 21 31 4875 SUTHERLAND FARM INC 21.52 RES 2,8 60
5 1 1 2 1 325852 SUTHERLAND FARM INC 7.68 RES ~.8 21
subtracted ?, 83 acres from this 15.05 ac. Suthedand parcel which is SiNerstone #2
S1 1 21 1 20650 BIENAPFL WILLIAM P & SUSAN MARIE 11.92 RES 2.8 33
51 1 1 6338205 RACKHAM L L C 10.91 RES _.r 39
51128427855 MILLER RONALD J & DEBBIE 10.15 RES .r; 28
51 1 1 7449560 TERTELING COMPANY INC 9.90 RES z.ts 28
S1 1 21 21 2550 KEPUS CHRISTOPHER J & KATHLEEN 9.77 RES ~.8 ~?
51 1 281 31 500 HENDRIKSEN DONALD G 9.42 RES ;:`,8 26
S1 1 1 633651 0 SPOFFORD CONNIE L & HARTMAN PHILIP ~ 9.40 RE.S 2 is 26
S111642$010 PETER50N ALAN V 8.78 RES ',8 25
5~11'?1:3258Cu 5NA'NNONS FINE FOODS ~ SPIRIT~3 6.3a rtES <'.d 18
5112842821Cr KING5LE`: MICRAEL.'i 8 MARLEEN M 6.01 RES .8 17 ~~
81078420050 JOHNSON DANIEL R 5.75 RES 2.8 16
81078420010 CHRISTIANSEN RICHARD 5.69 RES 2.u 16
83193200000 BABCLAY DAVID J & SUE H 5.43 RES ?.8 15
81078420030 LAVIGNE DAVID A 8 VALERIE 5.41 RES ?.(? 15 i '
81078420040 BEi: KER LESA ~ il< ROBERT J 5.40 RES 2.8 15
81078420020 .JOHNSON DAVID R 8 TRACKER DEBBIE 5.?6 RES 2.8 15 ~~;
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ERU's Projected
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` __ __ _ Owne. Acreage Lariu Use per acre ERU's
5~ 1:!1336300 CARPENTER ROBERT S ~ NEDRA J 5.11 RES 2.8 14
r?1i17f~42006(7 FIVECOAl BILL & flAARYANN 5.05 RES 2.8 r4
r~: t;~7'ii42(N1:'~;i ROBERTSOIV TRACY J 11< SHELLIE M 5.05 RES 2.8 1=?
N3, ~3""~:;-'S REINKE REVOi~.ABLE FAMILY TRUST 5.01 IaE5 2.8 14
'~ ;':', ~46t35iJ SASSEl~ ti~.ALt M & SHERRY K. 5.00 8ES 2.8 14
~' ',36f54a7 LYON Ji.iLlc_ ;:. 5.00 Ri=.:a 2.8 14
c ; ~; 3n"1is(~ MCKIBBIN ~7EhJNl:i P ~ DEBRA J 4.90 RES 2.$ 14
4n8x;~; w,RLin~ ~~i~nF~ ~. i .x t:GRRINE PJf 4.80 t~"~„': 2,$ 13
~'3 r' ~'C~~ ~ FEi.~C+.nlS LiNhC~r~1 M & .JANET J 4.6'> ~Ei; ?.8 13
' t~"s36?~;^ RACkHANi L.AUVRENCE H & J'DEANNE F TRi 4..44 RES 2.8 12
. . ~~ t. r572~i HILL WA'r .NC, 4.40 RE' 2.8 12
S~ss'd:J2:Xi1~°; MONCARR sdRNEST LEE .1R 3 SANDY L 4.4p Ro=S 2.8 ?2
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!1'.:33~ib"'S:'. ~lA.z:kHAM~ _. ._ 4.79 f~E:~i ?.? ~"
i?;~:~~152008f" WANNEF'ilvialTE,F'Rt3<SAUNDRA~ 4.p7 RE5 ?3 ~1
i~1~d28212591. 1!3HNS L:.STEB P & BARBBARA M'FRUST 3.86 f~.~:G _.3 1?
R3i'~:i20025U ALLEN PHILIP L S~ LAURIE C 3.74 RES 2.8 ii)
~11~Z8131'??0 KEMPTHORNE ROY M 8 NANCY ,1 3.57 4ES 2.8 70
R;s 1' 53200225 WHALEY MARK D & SHARON A 3.53 RES 2.8 10
51 1 21 336500 CARPENTER ROBERT S &NEDRA .1 3.43 RES 2.8 10
R;~333000140 BURKES DON L & THERESA A 3.02 RES 2.8 8
5 1 1 21 325826 PAPENFUSS HERBERT D & KATHLEEN P 3.01 RES 2.8 8
5 1 1 201 20700 VAN AUKER RONALD W 2.98 RE5 2.8 8
i{?:i330pp1p0 HACKBORN R A & S S LVNG TRST 2.94 RES 2.9 8
i?73:330fH3'L4tj PRESSMARI SCOTT H & BEVERLY k° 2.93 RES 2.;3 8
11??336225 THOMASON MARTY & LEETA 2.91 RES 2.3 8
i1 i 21.3469017 ROWE tyREc3G R & LEAH M 2.89 RES 2.8 8
5? !2?347165 HOLTRY BERYL E & PATRICIA A 2.85 RE5 2.8 ?
°~ i i?E"34~155 KNAPP ;RANT RUSSELL 2.85 RES _~.3 8
1`28_'',2635 STARK MARGARET 5 2.73 RE5 2':3 ,7
~~~i~7'%1720p1~ BRUNELLE NICHOLAS J & LAURIE J 2.73 RES 2.8
~'?333G()n180 TURNER REX E & JOSIE 2.69 RE5 ?.c ..
x4626240?22 DE BOER JAN ~ ROSEMARIE 2.66 8E:; 3.ts ,
~??555pp012Ci HILLMAN BOB R & MARTHA A 2.43 RE:j ".8
1.~ ~'347U1(J SMITH R~3~, B & LORI REA 2.37?0 RE5 ^_.8
~s=:u3307?001(1 FARNLUND vOUGLA5 & EV'A 2.25 RES 2.8 _
846262400?5 STEAR DAVID & REVA 2.15 RES 2.8 6
R?333000340 ~ RUEB JOHN J & ARLENE M 2.14 RE5 2.8 0
87555000160 JAMISON JC)HN E & THERESE J 2.08 RE5 2.8 ,.,
~?6?448001f.~ ADAMS WILLIAM B & IRENE F 2.02 RE5 2.8 ~a
?';33Cip0()4i; DEANGELiS JOSEPH U1i 8 ANNETTE = 2.02 RE5 ? 8 :~
I~w'3330pp12'J PARADIS DANIEL L & KATHLEEN J 2.00 RE5 .8 ~,
!y?5550pp100 TURNBOUGH DAVID M ~ DONNA L 2.00 RES :.8
_'.'i''_9'112SS0 HERRGN Tr1OMA5 P z~ FREDA KATHLEEN 2.00 RE5 2.15 c
«646 i Sf1030U GEARHEABD KARLA J ix WADE A 2.OG RE5 2.8 y
F2846150dk1C)0 MORGAN ALBEF.T H t', CHERYL A 2.00 RES ?.$ ~:
88461500200 COBB JOE DELANO 8 RGBERTA J 1.99 RE5 2.8 $
8'333000080 HUDDLESTON JOHN R 8: PAMELA A 1.98 RE5 2.8
511'__>1314975 SUTHERLAND FARM INC 1.96 RE5 2,8 5
?33300028p WATSON ROBERT E & BARBARA D 1.95 RE5 2.8 5
~:""a33c)p0?6di ROUD1C.i ~ E SPREGG & JOYCE 1.93 RES 2.8 5
:~?5550000,di BOYACh RICHARD D & KIMBERLY I 1.89 RES 2.8 5
R.?3330(1022'~p THOMAS RONALD G & JAMIE A 1.88 RES 2.8 1
P61448i><1055 HUTT' DONALD O & KARYN MARIE 1.86 RES ?.$ -
u'i 7 282? X490 BOWLER WILLIAM T $~ ANNIE D 1.86 RE'S 2.8 S
!??5551)(1d11~r1 SPEhdCER CHRISTOPHER G & REEL-SPENT 1.65 RE5 2.8
!?~:':"~3f)Op200 MCCOY ~VELYN 1.,79 RES ?.H -.
~;~i :_'.1 "~ ~2r~: SHARP ~QHN W & JUANITA D 1.78 RE5 2,8 :.
5.~ ?5,3364; ~'. TIBBETTS JERRY L & CAMILE A 1.76 RES 2.r; 5
R?3:331)<1002Ct " K.RUEGER ROBERT E. ~1 76 N"tE~,~ 2.L~ S
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?3;"s,?(sGili+i,. I~RUE+,ErB ~C~Esei<T r ;'i F~E`.~ ..is
R7333d1U(xJ6C1 CJILLETTE. GARY LYNN ~ JEWELDEAN 1.70 RES 2.8 5 ~11i ~
`.~s`L1833$40=~ COLUMBfAiNVESTMEN~LI.t~ 1,67 RE5 ?.$ 5
R462624061`r FISHER JOHN R 1.67 RE5 2.8 5
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R??~3pdi~)3(1i7 ` BALDRIDGE THOMAS A & ALICE J 1.63 RE~E;~ '~'.8 5 ~~
r ~m a r: ~ BARTv`N LE:WIfi E. ~ Ib1Ah'~~` ANN 1.63 RES ~7.a3 5 ;
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EXHIBIT "L7~
Parre~eY Own~ee Acreage
R7. 50D0200 WISD M ADELLE J DONALD S 1.60
.'Y755500D210 L7OLAh1 BONNIE J 1.58
RO:i31Ji'U050 GBHTIOT RICHARD F JR 1,~
E'o:1330770040 kJSCHECK RICHARD E &MARLENE 1.56
~~(733(~e?(~D2U ?-o_.l.lc~-i~T J(aHN C 1.56
w/7~s33C~~ 70030 RC!3t;HECK RICHAD E. &MARLENE 1.58
I~'; ~4;t`iUU(J14(i IrAVIS KARL LYNN & BARBARA LOUISE 1.51
., . 4a1~'~"~ ~~'~~~~tv1HS(JN MARTY `e ~ LEETA G ? ti97
r,:°;ifi4:1D ;JS.UMI31A INVESTMENTS LLC 1.45
F; i"3:',3(1[70320 " EiALURIDGE THOMAS A & ALICE J 1.42
'''~"`_~55:)C1ff130 ~1GURSEY BELFORD T 8 DEBORAH A 1.4tY
F°'%~SS(:iitOd3() 3Ei.L S'CEVEN C & HAYNES PAMELA 1.`31
~'i'::55r'.7i702^.i :;(.`RIVNER ELVIN L & DIXIE 131
R1~:; i'152008s'. ;'e T~GHE TIM 8 LISA 1.30
R?55SOU0031 hhARTiN DUANE E & VICKI 8 1.29
s"t'75550UU280 DANSEREAU LEON W & FLORENCE M 127
R75.5S000270 t7ANSEREAU LEON W & FLORENCE M 1?0
87555000190 EASTMAN ALICIA B 1.20
8755500005D PAYTON LISA G 8 JEFFREY G 1.19
R7S55000180 UPSHAW WAYNE S & MARTHA J 1.16
87555000021 RHEES STANLEY 1,15
88461500100 GIBBONS MELVIN M & L ARLENE 1.13
84626240125 ~EDBETTER RANDALL D 8 TERESA A 1.13
x;1'!21336250 BAUGHMAN ARLIS DANIEL & DARLENE H 1.13
87555000171 ElPSHAW WAYNE S & MARTHA J 1.12
X1'121427830 N1i & S INVESTMENTS INC 1.09
R7S55000070 BERTHELSON LARENE 1.09
R44i26240425 wOLSON GLEN D JR 1.08
R7555D0009D WATTLES GARY M & JEANETTE E 1.08
R75550DD08D LAY BRUCE G & CARROL M 1.08
84626240300 NIELSEN TODD C 1.06
R7S55000060 BERTHELSUN LERENE 1.D4
R'tl(T1520030 BRENDER SUSAN I 1.C2
81(771520060 WC)KERSIEN VIRGINIAN & KENT J 1.02
R1{)?1520040 MONTGOMERY FRANCES E & WILLIAM C 1.(i1
t°~a 1 D71520071 PETSCHE TIM & LISA 1.01
86744800170 GREEN ROBERT W & ELIZABETH A 1.01
t~.1D71520050 SICKINGER ROBERT T & RAMIREZ IRENE 1.01
8 1 071 520024 CARSON GERALD A 8 SUSAN L 1.00
z>112'i 347125 MURDOCK RICHARD D & TRINA A 1.00
leE^7~W800030 iiELLER LANCE 1.00
,;yi ~28'i'tl300 KEMPTHORNE ROY M & NANCY) 1.D0
R(~744FS00020 BEITZ LEONARD F & NANCY H 1.00
e"4ti2624D150 KELLY RONALD LEE 1.00
K4626~40085 s"TEAR DAVID J & REVA M 1.00
86744800040 KELLER LANCE H 0.99
84626240385 KORN GREGORY A & CONNIE J 0.99
87555000041 HUBBS RICHARD J 0.99
84626240600 PRATHER DAWN 0.98
84626240175 FONTAINE RUDNEY J 0.97
Fi4626240325 i3RIFFIN JOHN MICHAEL 8 JANICE 0.97
84626'u40D50 ATWOOD DARRELL J & CiNDi 0.96
R462624D100 FUL.TON GARY R & DEBORAH K 0.96
R=1626240275 HALE WESLEY D 0.96
8'555000255 ROGERS JAMES L & PAMELA A TRUST 0.95
r~4Ei26240350 FIJLTON DAVID G & SHIRLEY J 0.93
84626240225 HOLADAY RAY H & CAROL R 0.93
Cd462ti24U20D STEWART ROBERT N & COUCHER PATRIG 0.93
~t4+ti2624025U BYRD MAX STEVE 0.93
P,'S55(i()0155 ~;ORNELL IDA M G 93
~,' ~'21'38C~5~ IVIGK.iBFi1N DENN15' F= & DEBRA J C. +.73
:'s'.'tl33817 s"H:'}MA;3~)Id I~JIART~' Y fl~ LEETA Ci 0.8',
F:i555000265 MURPHY BELINDA A 0.92
R4626;C40450 HARRIS DAVID G & RHONDA R 0.92
84626240025 r~ACKHAM LAWRENCE H & J'DEANNE F TRi 0.92
R4F."3624U5.50 BIEHL KENNETH R & KATHY J 0.92
s k r;:_-+(~2t~ ~; liAii_ ROBER iR =~: SiiIELA F 0.9?
r"lr,'E'~alUS()0 i HOMA:i EDWARQ ,~ 8:.ANELLE B D.92
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ERU's Projected
Land Use per acre ERU's
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ERU's Projected
Parcel Owner Acreage Land Use per acre ERU's
84626240475 A`fLOR ROBERT N & LAURA B 0.92 SFD 1
84626240000 KEI_LER RAY N 0.92 SFD 1
84626240575 RANTALA GREG A 8 TERiSA A 0.92 SFD 1
80330770055 IUORALES KRISTI CARROL 0.91 SFD 1
841128240675 GALLAGHER ROBER)r J 8 ANITA L 0.91 SFD 1
k46'?6:?40650 LAURSEN JAMES VV ?~ KARMEL A 0.91 SFD 1
84626240625 HUCKE DONALD VV 8 RGBERTA J 0.90 SFD 1
=ixi26'?40700 rEHRiNGEFt BIL"s_ i i~ NANCY K .I.90 5Frr 1
~r! ~! 16,~47'i90 Fc(3E SANDBN _~ 0.38 SFD 1
SI 1'1325875 HILL WAY INC 0.85 SFD 1
87555000261 STOCKDALE RICK At.AN U.85 SFD 1
80330770060 GRATIOT RICHARD F JR J 84 SFC~ 1
5 1 1 21321 2450 GRAVES LARRY VAN & l"ERR t' SUE 17.81 SFD 1
87555000251 SPABKS HERMIS E & CHARLGTTE A 0.81 SFD 1
86744800008 FAZENBAKEB GARx L & DEBRA. G 0."79 SFD 1
Si 121347026 CARLETON JOE R & TRACEY L i7.7~ SFD i
51 1 2843841 0 PARKIN BENJAMiN G & SHANDY" M 0 74 5FD 1
87555000025 HUBBS RICHARD J U.74 SFU 1
S1121325775 HILL WAY INC 0.61 SFD 1
S1117449302 SWEET JAMES EDWARD JR 8 JOY 0.60 SFD 1
R588770019U COULSON LEER & HEIDI ANN 0.58 SFD 1
85887710450 KNOLL HARVEY & LYNDA 0.52 SFD 1
85887700180 BOWER DEAN A & PHILLIS I O.S1 SFD 1
85887710410 W & S INVESTMENTS INC 0.46 SFD 1
86744800192 SWEET JAMES E JR 8 JOY L 0.43 SFD 1
85887710020 PARK WAYNE R & CAROL A 0.42 SFD 1
84626240390 KORN GREGORY A & CONNIE J 0.41 SFD 1
85887700170 W & S INVESTMENTS INC 0.39 SFD 1
85887710390 BK BUILDERS LLC 0.39 SFD 1
85887700200 W & S INVESTMENTS INC 0.38 SFD 1
84626240375 KORN GREGORY A 8 CONNIE J 0.38 SFD 1
85887710420 GRAY BLAKE W 0.38 SFD 1
85887700320 TAYLOR R DANIEL & ANGIE F 0.37 SFD 1
85887710070 ROBERTS RHODONNA & JOSEPH W 0.37 SFD 1
85887710010 FOISY LEANNE 8 PHILLIPS JEFF 0.37 5FD 1
85887710400 SVOBODA LEE P 8 FRANK JANICE M 0.35 SFD 1
85887710440 WEST JOHN W 8 CAROLE 0.35 SFD 1
85887710430 HOBBS LARRY K 8 VICKI 0.35 SFD 1
85887710060 LEWIS WILLIAM H & JUDY 0.34 SFD 1
85887700220 BERNASCONI JOHN L 8 MISTE R 0.31 SFD 1
85887710030 JARED ENTERPRISES INC 0.31 5FD 1
85887710050 NEWSOM TERRY W 8~ STEVENSON-NEWSt 0.31 SFD 1
85887700210 DEVEREAUX KEVIN & JILL 0.30 SFD 1
85887700330 BRIGHTON CORPORATION 0.29 SFD 1
S7128131350 KEMPTHORNE ROY M ~ NANCY J 029 SFD 1
8588Ti 10040 BROWN SCOTT L 0.~7 SFD 1
S1 1 21 347023 MURDOCK RICHARD D & TRINA A 0.27 SFD 1
81071520072 BAUMBACK DONALD F & PATRICIA S 0.22 SFD 1
S1121336475 CARPENTER ROBERT S 8 NEDRA J 0.17 SFD 1
51 1 2821 2465 GRAVES LARRY VAN 8 TERRY SUE 0.16 SFD 1
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Note: Any parcel less than 1.0 acre not considered for redevelopment and assigned 1 ERU
Total Net Benefit Area (incl. developer's area): 1082.82
rea
Basis
Percentage Developers: -"
Percentage Latecomers: 92.079E
100.096
1~4m-Gontribu'1ng Area
5.,.121"12481) GC)A s:;C7liN'TY HiGHWt~ •; DI y'~ 81C7° >.89
51 1 1 744931 0 OVERLAND VVAY HuA INC 0.08
86744800012 OVERLAND WA'Y HCxA INC 0.03
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2007.00
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"EXHIBIT C"
FIVE MILE TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION
SEWER LINE LATE COMERS' AGREEMENT
FEE COMPUTATIONS
AREA DETERMINATION:
Total Service Area = 1082.82 Gross Acres
Latecomers Area =Total Service Area -Developer's Area
OF
TOTAL
TOTAL SERVICE AREA PROJECTED ERU's: 2007.00 100.0
%~ OF
TOTAL
DEVELOPER'S AREA PROJECTED ERU's: 98.00 4.9
%; OF
TOTAL
LATE COMER'S PROJECTED ERU's: 1909.00 95.1
FEE COMPUTATION:
DEVELOPER'S CONTRIBUTION: $ 820,384.91 Verified from Billings
PORT701V ATTRIBUTABLE TO DEVELOPER'S SUBDIVISION:
4.9%~ x $820,384.91 = $40,058.66
PORTION OF DEVELOPER'S CONTRIBUTION ELIGIBLE FOR REIMBURSEMENT:
Total Service Area (100%) -Developer's Percentage =Percentage Eligible = 95.1%
95.1% x $ 820,384.91 =
$780,326.25
LATE COMER FORMULA:
(Eligible Reimbursement/Late Comer's Service Area ERU's =Late Comer Fee per ERU)
$ 780,326.25 = $408.76
1 0 . 0
REIMBURSEMENT BASIS:
Assume payback period of ten years and an overall growth rate of 46%
within the Late Comer area over that ten years. The Adjusted Late Comer ~~
fee per ERU =
$ 408.76 = $888.61 ,'
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ADMINISTRATIVE FEE:
An administrative fee will be added to the latecomer fee to cover costs to 10%~
Latecomer Fee w/ City Administration Cost:
$888.61 x 10°Io = $977.47
REIMBURSEMENT SCHEDULE:
The Developer paid the costs of installing the sewer line. The Late
Comer fee paid by each parcel or portion thereof, who connects to the
subject sewer line will be paid per the above agreement.
The fees assessed to each latecomer shall be adjusted annually on
October 1st, at an annual percentage. rate of 6%
The latecomer fees shall be:
Effective Date Latecomer Fee per ERU
October 1, 2002 $977.47
October 1, 2003 $1,036.12
October 1, 2004 $1,098.29
October 1, 2005 $1,164.19
October 1, 2006 $1,234.04
October 1, 2007 $1,308.08
October 1, 2008 $1,386._57
October 1, 2009 $1,469.76
October 1, 2010 $1,557.94
October 1, 2011 $1,651..42
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