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APR 7 1982 <br />TO: The Honorable Board of DATE: Apri 1 1, 1982 FI LE: <br />County Commissioners <br />SUBJECT: Preliminary Pebble Bay Assessment <br />Roll' for Final Approval <br />D <br />FROM: David Greene, REFERENCES: <br />Asst. Administrator <br />Description & Conditions <br />The determination of the final assessment roll for improvements to the Pebble <br />Bay Sewage Treatment System by the Board will complete the requirements of Ordinance <br />No. 81-27. The work to be done involves improvements to the lift station, installation <br />of gravity mains, disconnection of the sewage treatment plant and connection -to Vero <br />Beach sewage system. Plans and-speci-fications were approved, the job was advertised <br />and bids were received, a contract was awarded and the notice to proceed was issued. <br />It is anticipated that the contractor will complete this job within 150 days. <br />At their regular meeting of 12/16/81 the Board determined that costs of $117,334 <br />had to be recovered by assessing the property owners specifically benefitting from <br />the improvements. It was determined that the unit assessment would be $747.35 based <br />upon there being 157 equivalent residential units in the affected area. An equivalent <br />residential unit is one single family residential lot or the number of units that <br />can be put on a multi -family lot. The preliminary assessment roll was prepared <br />reflecting the following units: <br />Pebble Bay Estates 52 - <br />Harbour Island Club Condominiums 41 <br />Vera Cruz Condominiums 57 <br />County Park 14 <br />F.I.T. Project 3 <br />Total 157 <br />The County Utilities Director has received only three complaints about the <br />proposed assessments. They are as follows: <br />1) Mr. Plym and Mr. Fite bought one lot apiece and one lot jointly or a total of <br />3 lots. They were each assessed for 1.5 units. They felt they should only <br />be assessed for 1 lot each. To do so would not be fair to the other lot owners <br />some of which bought two lots and were assessed for two units. <br />2) Mr. O'Haire of the Harbour Island Club, the Utilities Department and the Commission <br />at a Board meeting June 4, 1980, agreed that they would pay a total of $36,000.00 <br />for their property. They now want to reduce that to $30,641.35 (41 units X $747.35). <br />They have been advised by phone of our decision and by a letter mailed 4/1/82. <br />50 <br />