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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-05-31 (Special) Meeting AgendaMay 31, 1990 Special Session -City Council Public Hearing/Paving District #33 • • • 0 - 1. Call to Order • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Special Session May 31, 1990 The special meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Ma yor Van Dyke at 7:27 p.m. The invocation was given by Council Member Wiggins. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. Roll was called . Present: Absent: Council Members Koltay , Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Council Members Hathaway , Bullock Note -Council Member Hathaway entered the meeting at 7:29 p.m. A quoru m wa s pre sent. Also present : 2. Public Hear1nt Assistant City Manager Ma rtin Assistant City Attorney Grimm Deputy City Clerk Ellis City Engineer Ragland Office Engineer Kah• COUNCIL MDin ltOlTAY MOVED, AIID IT WAS S£COIID£D, TO OPDI Tit£ PUILIC HWIN&. Ayes : Nay s: Council rs Koltay , Wiggins, Clayton , Habenicht , Van Dyke Council Mbers Hathaway. Bullock The Mayor d clartd th ion carried and the Publi c Hearing op n . • 1 • I -• • • Ms. Ragland stated that 308 property owners were advised of this Public Hearing by registered mail; 299 were received; seven letters were unclaimed ; and two were undeliverable. In addition the Englewood Sentinel published notice of this Public Hearing three consecutive weeks as required; proof of publication was entered into the record. Ms. Ragland stated the final reading of the ordinance assessing costs will be considered on Monday, July 2, 1990, and if approved the ordinance will go into effect Friday, August 3, 1990. The 5% discount for payment of assessments prior to August 3, 1990 was explained . She noted there is a Deferral Assessment Program which is available to qualified citizens. Office Engineer Kahm, also the Project Engineer for Paving District No . 33, advised Council there will be an amendment to the Council Bill to be considered on Monday, June 18, 1990 . Mr. Kahm stated property owned by the Englewood Housing Authority had been assessed, and they had just been advi sed that according to State Statute the Housing Authority property is exempt from assessments for paving districts . Mr . Kahm discussed the discovery of hazardous material on West Wesley ; the City is working with the State Health Department on the clean-up. He explained in detail the computation of assessments for the various work done within the District and prov i ded the breakdown of unit prices in the project . Mr . Kahm explained the various methods of payment . He Introduced Royce S.ith, a local Real Estate Broker and Appraiser , and noted Mr. Royce would be addressing the specific benefits of the completed paving district for the property owners . Royce Smith stated he has been In real estate 22 years and involved in seven of the City of Englewood paving districts . He has inspected the propertie s prior to the paving district and after to deten.fne if there has been a significant i~rov ... nt In property valu . He noted he Is considered an expert appraiser In every County Court In the State and has served as an Urban Renewal Authority Co..issioner . Mr . S.fth stated that real estate appraisal s are increased 3S to 71 If the street, sidewalks, and alleys are fn good condf lion. Mayor Van Dyke invited concerned property own rs to address Council r lat fv to their assess n s. Tony Baca, 8420 Daw son Drlv (prop rty a 2030 W st Warr n), question d wh ther Publ ic Service had paid forth r val o th tel phon polls . was assured they had . Jud Cov rt, 3073 ou fra ion d y pa n d I . - • • • • • obtain an application, and Janet Grimmett, Housing Authority, would assist her in filling out the form. Ms. Ragland noted the deadline to submit the application is September 4, 1990. Robert L. Mestas, 3371 South Clay Street, stated he owned the property at West Hillside and Zuni (the corner lot). There is no address as it is a vacant lot. Hr. Mestas questioned the amount of the assessment as there is no house on the lot. City Engineer Ragland explained that the assessment was based on lot size. The Mayor offered to have the Department of Public Works do a recalculation of the assessment. Mr. Mestas was agreeable to that. Discussion ensued. Lawrence A. Blazer, Blazer Auto, 3718 South Broadway, questioned why he was paying for paving on East Kenyon. Office Engineer Kahm advised Mr . Blazer that he had 100 foot of frontage . Discussion ensued. Mr . Blazer requested a recalculation of his assess~nt. Mr . Kah~ agreed to verify the figures. Council MeMber Habenicht asked that the Department of Public Works follow -up on the concern expressed at a previous City Council Meeting fro. Gary Koza cek on behalf of Mr . Binetti. The following letters were identified as having been received in protest to the assessments: 1. Letter fro. D. Will ia~s. 3766 South Bannock (street i~rove.ents In the 3700 block of South Bannock Street). 2. Letter fro. Patricia Rich, 2561 East Floyd Avenue (street ~~~ove.ents In the 1800 block of West Wesley). The letters were ~eceived into the official record of the Public Hearing. Mayor Van Dyke asked if there were any other persons present who wished to address Council regarding the assess .. nts under Paving District No. 33. No one c ... fo~ard . Council "'-btr Habenicht asked when the original estt .. tes were aade and wh n the property owners re apprised of the cost. Office Engineer Ka stated the original construction estt .. tlng was done in the late s r of 1988 and th property ers re notified In th early fall of 1988 . COUNCIL Th M or Y n Oy c l"ft nd ER lOU AY MOVED, A11D IT SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE PUILIC H(MJ Ay s: ay : Abs nt : Counctl Ha nh:ht, Non Coun t1 t ton carri rs oltay, Hath wa1, V n Dyk r 8ul1oc nd th Public arfng clo th ct fz ns t tt Stiff uld r pondtng o th lr o oll -up on t t lett rs o prot . I . I . • • • ,. ' • - 3 . Adjournaent ~;xuz-· eputy ty er The meeting adjourned at 8:22 p.m. I . . • • • • • • AGENDA FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MAY 31, 1990 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order, invocation, pled9e of alle9iance an4 roll call. 2. Public Hearin9. (a) To conai4er citiaen•' input for Pavi"9 Di•trict No. 33. (Lettera of prote•t were 4i•tributed at the City council ... ti"9 of May 21, 1990 an4 an a••e•• .. nt role, .. P and ordinance on final readi"9 were approved at the April 16, 1990, Council .. et1"9. 3. Mjournaent. • • • • ,. - r{lf(~ w,L.UAn1:. 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SH~ Wo.J 1r Pfttt.~l<.•l'~ '"' lltrol'! f"-AN T /'tIt r CHnwc.~ s. 1 ~'7"f!iiC.S I· 5:>~ W11..~ Do {,JH,..,_ I J f'J•c.&~/ir4..'1 ..,_ fA'f c;.,~f.H. • I . . - • P A T R I C I A R I C H May 2 1, 1 990 Englewood City Council Dear City Council Members : • • • 2561 Ea s t Floyd Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 (303) 757-3855 I would like to protest the assessment against property owned by me located at 2401 South Raritan , Englewood, Colorado and whose legal description is : That part of N ! of SW t of NE t of SW t of SEC 28-4-68 Fly known as Lots 25-28 Blk 67 Breenlow Park Now Vac x ~s 28-4-68 , for the following reasons : f)lf I t U .~• In January 1990 my husband suffered a heart attack and subseq uently had a fi v e artery bypass operation at Veterans Hospital . He is unable to work and this has placed a severe financial burden on us . We ar unable to pay the additional assessment . To verify this information you may contact Dr . Fullerton or Dr. Kreiger at 393-2826 . Because of financial problems I attempted to get a loan on the property in January 1990 from Bank Western . The Bank informed ~ that even though I presently owe nothing against the property , it was not possible to loan money on it b cause the rough cinder block building was not consid red to be a property improv m nt. Th r for , I think the pr sent assessed valu of 32,480 for th building is exceasiv • I was also informed that all ca.mercial property in Colorado has lost 20' oC it's valu sine th time I purchased the property . In addition I would like to at t that the te•porary building on th property is the only building fronting on th 1800 block oC W st w sley. The r st of th stre t is w covered vacant lots. Th un •proved property is only us for t porary s tor 9 nd the atr inprov n in no way h a d d to h valu o h pro •: '2 1 , OF ICEOFTHE CITY ClEM I • • • • • P A T R I C I A R I C H 2561 East Floyd Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 (303) 757-3855 May 2 1, 1 990 Englewood City Cou ncil Dear City Cou ncil Members : I would like to protest the asseasment against property owned by IIIC locate<] at 240 1 South Raritan , Englewood , Colorado and whose legal description is : That part of N ~ of sw i of NC of SW ~ of SEC 28-4-60 Fly known as Lots 25-2H Ulk 67 Urcenlo11 Park Nov Vac Ex RDS 28-4-68 , for the following reasons : In January 1990 my husban9 suffered a heart attack and subseq ue n tly had a five artery bypass operation at Veterans llospital . lie is unable to work and this haa placed a severe financial burden on U!l. We arc unable to pay tho additional assessment. To verify thio infor~atio n you ~ay contact Dr. Fullerton or Dr. Kreiger at 393-2026. Because of financial problems I attemptod to get a loan on the property in January 1990 from Dank Western. The Dank informed mo that oven thouqh I presently owe nothing against the property, it w s not possibl to loan .oncy on it because tho rough cinder block buildin was not consid red to bo a property i•provemcnt. Th r .for , I think tho pr s nt a ssed valu of 32,400 for th building is cxc ssiv • I was loo infor•od th t all COMMercial property in Color do has lost 20\ of it's v lu oi nc th ti I purchased th property. at te th building 0 lh r y is in no 9 I • • PROOFOFPUBL~ATION Englewood Sentinel ST AT E O F COLORADO COU TY OF ARAPAHOE } ss. 1. Ktu•n Sow•ll do so le mnly sw ear t ha t I am t e Publls,.r of the Eng I• wood S•ntln•J; that the sam e os a weekly rews;)aper pub!,shed on th e Cny of Eng l•wood on the County of Arapaho•, State of Colorado, an d has a general corcu at on th er•in . t hat sa od newspaper has bean publ sh ed contonuous 'y and unon:erru p:edly on said County of Ara,.ha. for a pe riOd of moretnan 52 wH s pnor to the first pubt,cat•o n of th• annexed notice . tha t saod newspaper is entered on th• Post Offoea o Englawood, Colorado, as second c'ass mal manar and that 1 • sao ro e..,spaper rs a newspaper woth•n t he mun.ng of th• act olthe General AsserT>b'Y of the Sta e of Colorado, approved March 30. 1923, and ant•lled "Lag at Notoces and Ad venr n me nts• and other acts relatong to the p nn:ong and publ.shong of legal noiC. and was pvbl·Shed on lha reg ular and e nt ire ~asues ol sad nftspaper. o,_ aach w-. on the 1 me day of each week fOf I e periOd of J conMC\11 ,. onMntOns t hat th e f1111 publocaton ol sad noc c;e was in the ISIU8 of la.d M t d•ed ·· 17 111 9o • • • ~.::._• • ~-.....-nDI ftl MI'ITFICATJOif or .....,., -w Ml..-n wtftU pavf11G DU'ftlft •• JJ ... ~IM A Daft ra. 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I • • • • • CITY OF EN&LEVOOO PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER MY 31, 1!1!10 PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL TO HEAR PROTESTS CONCERNING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 PLEASE PRINT YOUR fWIE MD ADDRESS: v /JR'-&t r r&dz., Fa o 1 s A.~. "' 1 J h A<.iU..U J'T-,f,J A'Z.fR.-,slpu ;p• .3JJI ,f< .1/&.N?W+f YGU. .... I . • • • -· PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 ASSESSMENT DATA PUBLIC HEARING MAY 31,1990 I . . • • • FINAL ASSESSMENT DATA PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 SECTION A Contract Construction Brannon Sand and Gravel Public Service Co.pany West Haz•at Corporation (est.) Englewood Streets Division of Public Works legal and fiscal fees Plus 21 contingencies Interest (includes bond Interest) Totll Section A (Assess~nt Factor 1.16823374) Total Section B Total Sections A and B RM/lw P033Dah 4/6/90 23,547.44 8,031.20 32,015.80 $332,058.03 1, 591.60 38,000.00 6,362. 77 S37a,otz.4o 63,594 .44 ~ 5441 ,606.84~ $424,735 .50 $866,342.34 I . . • • • PROPOSED SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 Monday, April 16, 1990 Thursday, April 19, 1990 Friday, April 20, 1990 Thursday, April 26, 1990 Thursday, May 3, 1990 Monday, May 21, 1990 Thursday, May 31, 1990 Monday, June 18, 1990 Thursday, June 21, 1990 Monday, July 2, 1990 Thursday, July 5, 1990 r d y, Augus 3, 1990 Frid y, AU9U8 3, 1990 rid y, Au ua 17, 1990 Frid y, Au gus 31, 1 90 l Bill for ordinance assessing costs and resolution calling for public hearing. Bill for ordinance with list of assessments published first time: 1st publication of resolution: notice of deferred assessment plan. Mail notices of assessments and public hearing: include deferred assessment plan in letter. Second publication of resolution. Third publication of resolution. Last day for written protests. Public hearing on assessments (will have to be a special Council meeting) 7:30 o'clock p.m. Consider amendments to bill for ordinance. Publish bill for ordinance in final fora if necessary: notice of deferred assessment plan. Consider ordinanc on final reading. Publish as an ordin nc , by t le. or n nc in !ull ore and ya n o •• •• n roll or coll c ion. 0 I • • • • • PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 1100 •• 1700 I. City of E"f6e w ood • I • • • 8 ! .. .. I . • - • • • • Black-Orig i nal Estimate Red -Actual Assessme nt CITY OF ENGLEVyOOQ TYPICAL PAYING SECJ!QNS ---e-•--z::· I .. 1 .... I / b -.!, ..• ~~L~c~-::~-_:;-;:=-_--"7-~ ..... ..---.:-::-·-~~~~. Curbwafk Z~k'g ,~\1 " ,.>.A" / • ~' 4" Type II -$18.75/F.F . Sl 2 ~9i/L.F .•. z -..... 6" Type II-$22.50/F.F. $12.15/L .F ~ -· Rem. CW-$5.00/F.F. S 3.06/L.F. RES!OENJ!AL STREET --·-!1· P•Hag 32'-wfde 65/F .F. 28'-wi de-$11.55/F.F. 30'-wide-$12.37/F.F. 32'-wide-$13.20/F.F . /, ___ . ...-. __ ...,_ TYPE 'B' WJSTR!AL STREET ... ·----..... ~·--·---- I . • Black -Original Estimate Red -Ac tual Asses sment ( 32') ( 32') (30') ( 28') ~gjz· so ~659 .98 ~618 73 ~577 4q .. I ~ l ,; .. ,,)0 5.0 l ,31 19.96 1 ,2 7 .46 1 • l 4 .96 " • • • PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 FRONT FOOT ASSESSMENT PAVING ONLY 32' (6 & 2) 6Uhl\ U..t ...... .. h,h M h . h . ,.,, h 1,165.63 1 J?B. 5 824. 7 89. 7 773.41 ~2 8. 0 721 .85 ~66 . 2 ... ... .. -;':;7;·--.;-; -;. --,-, .. 0 2000-2100 W. Baltic Pl. (32') 3500-4000 S. Bannock St. (30') 2000-2300 W. Hillside Ave. (32') 3600-3800 S. Lincoln St. (28') lOG htL >0 ... - ~ ~ --·-- • • • • PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 0 000 ~ Jefferson Ave. ( 32' or 25. 6') 000 E. Kenyon Ave. (30') 100 E. Kenyon Ave. (29.8') Black -Original Estimate Red -Actual Assessment SIDE STREET ASSESSMENT (PAVING ONLY) KEY D COST TO CITY AT LARGE ~ COST DISTRIBUTED Trro..GH ZCI'£5 !: AA'f •••••••••••••• • .... w ~ I .... (/) X § • 32' 50' REAR ZONE 333.04 235.71 50' REAR ZONE 333.04 235.71 50' REAR ZONE 333.04 235.71 25' COST,. 166 .52 117.85 25' COST= 166.52 117.85 50' REAR ZONE 333.04 17 PAVING COST 235.71 50' FRONT ZONE 666 .07 2ry PAVING cosr 4 71 · 1 30' 29.8' 25.6' 220.98 219.50 188.57 220.98 219.50 188 .57 220. 8 21 .so 1 A.57 110.49 10 . 75 4.28 110.49 109.75 4 .28 220. 219.50 I .57 41. 5 43 .0) 377.13 • • • • 0 Black -Original Estimate q 1 -Ac ual Assessment PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 1800-1900 W. Baker Ave . (40 1 ) 1800-1900 W. Caspian Pl. (40 1 ) 1600-1900 W. Wesley Ave. (40 1 ) 2900 S. Galapago St. (30 1 ) I ) (40 (40 1 (30 ( 17 I (131 ) I) i FRONT FOOT ASSESSMENT PAVING ONLY 40' (8 & 3) ll'i o' J/$ .. ,. "'"'" u.• ,, '" .. fLft. .. h.fl ["f<fl -,, fl .. Ill .00 .00 2,012.50 2, 15.~9 ,.08 ).00 ',15 .99 1,349.99 1, 19.9~ ,21 0.00 2,42 .00 1,512 .50 1 • 15:~~ 91 .00 ,83 .99 1 ,147 .so ' 1 • 76. ~ 70 .00 ,40 877.50 1, 53 .0 ~ ... .. ... ... .. L" • "!'"" •. -·~· -. -. ---- ~ ~ I -~~~-(4') ·r '~~~~=*-*~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ,, u h" -,. '' n.,. h " .. " • • • • PUBLIC HEARING ON ASSESSMENTS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 NOTES /COMMENTS I. 1800-1900 W. Baker Ave. -Construct 40'-wi de pa ing (8 & 3 ), ins tall Type "B" Industrial on North and South sides . Z. Z000-2100 W. B1ltic Ave . -Cons ruct 32'-wide PI 1ng (6 & 2), Ins 111 CurbW 1lk II on North 1nd South sides. Reloc1 e poles t o North side or s r et. . . - ... 0 I . • • • I . -• • • 6. 3800 S. Bannock St. -Construct 30'-wide paving (6 & 2), remove and replace exist1ng vertical curb and gutter with 5' walk on East and West sides as necessary . 7. 3900 S. Bannock St. -Construct 30'-wide paving (6 & 2), remove and replace existing vertical curb and gutter with 5' walk on East and West sides as necessary. 8. 4000 S. Bannock St. -Construct 30'-wide paving (6 & 2), r e and replace existing ertfcal curb and g ter with 5' al on East and es sides as n cessary . ~ / .... 0 I • • • • • • 9 . 1800-1900 W. Caseian Pl. -Construct 40'-wide paving {8 & 3), install Type "B" !ndustr1al on South side; install Type "B" Industrial where not existing on North side. 10. 2900 S. Galapago St. -Construct 30'-wide paving {8 & 3), install Type "B" Industrial on East and West side. I . • - • • • • • 12. 000 W. Jefferson Ave. -Construct 25 .6' to 32'-wide paving (6 & 2), remove and replace existing vertical curb and gutter with 5' wal k on North and South sides as necessary . 13. 000 E. Ken~on Ave . -Construct 30'-wide paving (6 & 2) remo e and replace ex1st1ng vertical curb and gutter with 7'-wal on 'orth side as necessary. Remove and replace ert1cal curb and gu ter wi h 4'-al on ;·~;;''Sa '-~f; ~~1 14 . • I I . • -• • • IS. 3600 S. Lincoln St. -Construct 28'-wide paving (6 & 2), remove and replace existing vertical curb and gutter with walk (walk width varies) on East and West sides as necessary . 16. 3700 S. Lincoln St. -Construct 28'-wide paving (6 & 2), remove and replace existing vertical curb and gutter with 5'-walk on East and West sides as necessary. 17 . 3800 S. lincoln St. -Construct 28'-widt pa fng (6 & 2), r e and replace existing trtfcal curb and gutter with 5'-wal on East and Wes sid s as n cessary . ./ ' - I . . 18 . 19 . • • • 1600-1700 W. Wesler Ave . -Construct 40 '-wide paving (8 & 3), install Type "B" Industria on North side. Install Type "8" Industrial where not existing on South side. (8 & 3), install pubh ar S/25 /90 • 7 • ... I . • 4-2-1 SECTION : 4 -2 -1: 4-2-2: 4 -2 -3 : 4 -2 -4 : 4 -2-5: 4 -2 -6: 4 -2-7: 4 -2 -8 : 4 -2 -9: 4 -2 -1: ASSETS • • • 4 -2-1 CHAPTER 2 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DEFERMENTS Definitions Deferment of Payment of Assessment A 11:horized Eligibility for Deferment Application for Deferment Determmation of Eligibili ty Payment of Assessment by C1ty Deferred Assessment a Continu ing Lien Time of Application ; Later Deferment Interdepartmental Cooperation ; Rules and Reg ul at ions; Fo rms AH rNI 1nd ~I property of 1 person ucept that retl property occupied u h11 res1den ce lnd pe rso n11 property u uelty 1nd re•sontbly necesuril included therttn; HMts Include, but ere not limited t o. cash , marketable MCUntlel, ~. cep!tal ga ins , 1nher it1nce . lump sum inlure~ payments. personel or property damage Mttiements, equrty n I'NI estate other then the property owner 'a r dence, end other nonexempt personal proptr1y reedlly con~ible to cash . DISABLED PERSON HANDICAPPED PERSON D I • • 4 -2 -1 INCOME LOW INCOME PERSO PROPERTY OWNER SENIOR PERSON • • • 4 -2 -3 The gross amount of wages . salaries . commissions. fees . tips and bonuses; the net income from operation of a bustnes s or profession or real or personal property renta l; onte rest and divtdends ; periodtc payments such as soctal secu rit~; annutttes msuranc.e pohctes , retirement funds , penstons . dtsabthty or death benefit , and stmt l ar penodtc payme:nt ; altmonv and chil d support and other de erm•nab le payments recetved from persons not li vtng tn the household ; any pay or a llowance for the support of the household made to a nonhousehold member . lncorr.e shal l not tnclude casuc:l , sporadiC or trregular gtfts ; retmbursement for mediCa l eKpe:1S9S ' lumo sum addttions to famll amounts such as tnhentan ce s. tnsurance payments , capttal gatns and senlement for personal or property losses ; value of food stamp coupon!: m excess of thetr cost ; one -half ( ':) the payment recetved for parttctpat•on tn volunteer programs of the Fede al ACTION Agency A person hose tnc ome nd as!:e s ar~ less t an the ehgtbllrt'r hrrutanon est bl·shed b C1 Counc il for persons not n•or dt abled or handtcapped A person w o owns at l east a one qua r I '•) tn t rest tn propert occupted 1$ hts restdenc A person 11 ty two 162) years of • or older Ord 41 Sertes 1981 l 4 -2 -2 . DD'ERMENT OF P \'M 'T A '"*"' w hd\ mev be def d .,. tho • tor spec w • organlled on or efter Mev 1, 1 80 lOrd . 41 A . PTOI)er1y Owner ' a Ellc!Mtv, A orootny OoN f •• • t . The P'OC*tV 0 pnon, end thtt DfOC*tVh" t d I • • • .. • 4 -2-3 4 -2-6 AI 2 . The property owner who occupies the eligible residence property is a low income person with assets and inc ome less than the eligibility limits established for those persons and establ ished period ically by the City Council. The asset and year ly inc ome eligibil ity amounts shall be set periodically (preferably yearly ) by the City Coun cil upon the recommenoation of the Director of Finance, who shall consider as adv1sory the inc ome level and asset level of fifty percent (50 °o) of the med ian inc:>m e leve l of persons in the metropolitan area . B. Property Elig ib le for Assessment Deferment . Property elig 1ble for assessment deferment is that which the owner occupies as his residence at the t 1me of application . If the owner ceases to occupy the property as h1s res 1d ence , he shall notify the City and the assessment shall become due and ONmg and be collectible as other assessments . c. If a property owner has previously received an assessment deferment under this Chapter , he may re:eive an assessment deferment upon pr operty subsequently occupied as h1s res idence onl upon show1ng that the prev1ous deferment has been fully pa id or has become due and owing to the C1t and 1s being collected in the manner for collection of assessments . Deferment on Jointly Owned Property. The assessment on propert JOintly owned by a semor perso n handicapped person or diSabled person proper owner may be deferred 1f all owners rellde thereon and t e famil unit mee ts 1ncome and anet eligibility crite ria. lOrd . 41 Senes 1981 1 4 -2 -4: APPLI ATIO' fOR DEF RM :"~tiT : An eligible property owner rna apply for deferment of payment of a tpeeial ataeument levied b he C1ty a~nst hrs property occupied •• hrs ~.The appllcatton fOf deferment shall be accompirshed 11 set out in thrs Chaptel', l Ord 41 Series 19811 COrd ·-- .... D I • • • • 4 -2 -6 4 -2-9 Finance shall pay to the assessment district from a special fund of the City the amount of the deferred assessment. He shall then note on the assessment roll that such assessment has been deferred . and the assessment shall not be payable until the deferment expires as provided in thrs Chap er rQrd 41 Series 19811 4 -2-7: A . Payment of Lren A ny ::~ssessment oeferred ;Ju ~sua.., to thrs Chapter and the rnterest thereon shall be a hen aga •·st the property from the ttme of the assessrng ord•nance untrl fully paid . The same shall be t otally due and payable at such time as the property owner transfers or conveys the property to an other person . For purposes of thrs Se cuon . any change rn ownershrp by deed , wr ll inhentance. operatron of law or otherwrse . shal l be constde•e d a transfer or corvey ance of satd property and render the enttre assessment due and payable However, any person to whom the tt le to the property ts transferred upon the death of the owner may have sard assessments deferred accordtng to the provisions of th1s Chapter . B Enforcement of Lten The tn1tial or subsequent deferral of an assessment shall not re ase the assessment lten agatns he propert\. Such lten shall conttnue unul full pa.d Upon the deferred assessment becom1ng due and pa abl • the Ctty may enforce the lten obligatiOn b certtfytng the amount to the County TreiiUfflr for collect.100 11 assessment. by foreclosure of he lten rn the method proVIded for tax hens 1n Colorado Statutes . by an actiOn et law for money due and ow~ng . or by any other means a allable . lOrd . 41 Series 1981 1 4 -2 -8 · 11ME OF APPUC-\TIO': LATER DEFFR\1 'T: At the t1me of publicatiOn of the nottee o f an ordmance to establiSh a spec•al d• trtet for lmPfO ement. publi8hed there11111th .., .. be notrf~ that elegtble property 01111ners may have thetr asaenment deferred by compfy.ng with the prOVISIOnS of thts Chapttt and by applying lOt the deferment not r than xt 1601 days aft11 the f publteat100 da of the OfdNnc:te . Concurrenctv. the 01rec:10t ot FtnanOtshall calM to be publllhed at leNt tw1CI In a newspaper of general Clrcuiatlon wittwl the C a ne1111s r ~ 111 Cfty rellderu of the of 111111 ••It de'-n ••ts for It Pf"OC)Itty ownera tlong wnh infOfrnetJOn about II)CIIy~ng fOf the deferment D I • • - • • • • 4 -2 -9 4-2-9 author ized to establish the forms . rules and regulations and information as he deems necessary and proper to implement this assessment deferral program and to engage the cooperation of such other departments as may reasonably be necessary in carry ing out th is Chapter . (Qrd . 41 Series 19811 I • • • • I . • ~ /U ·~~-z/ ~i ~ MJtp;~ J . c?-l~f; ~A~ -~A -&4fki-- ~J ~~~~--~-5()--- I . • • .. ~ ........... I . • ) I • • • D I . . • • ...... I .