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J U L 1.1. 1994 8001( 57 FADE 671 ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously (4-0) appointed the members as recommended by Chairman Scurlock to the Economic Development Committee, with the terms of each to be decided at a later date. REQUEST FOR PAVING OF 10th COURT SOUTH OF OSLO ROAD The Board reviewed the following memo dated 7/2/84: TO: The Honorable Members of DATE: the Board of County Commissioners July 2, 1984 FILE: THROUGH: Michael Wright, County Administrator SUBJECT: Request for Paving - 10th Court South of Oslo Road by Oslo Concerned City�ens League FROM: James W. Davis, P . E. REFERENCES: Public Works Direct0 DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS In the past 4 years, the Public Works Division has received Road Maintenance/Paving requests from the Gifford area, the Oslo area, and similar areas where subdivisions were created over a long period of time by metes and bounds description. In such areas, a proper road right-of-way does not exist, and the residents do not have the financial capability of bearing the cost of funding 750 of the cost of road improvements as required by the petition paving program, under a 2 -year assessment plan. ALTERNATIVES AND ANALYSIS In considering a policy to address this problem staff recognizes the following unique circumstances. 1) the existing road is not in an established right-of-way. 2) there are a substantial number of homes fronting the road most of which were not recently constructed (prior to -1973). 3) the area is a low income area where residents are not financially capable of meeting the financial obligations of the petition paving program, as it now exists. For three years, staff has been working with the residents of two residential streets to solve this problem. These streets are 10th Court S.W. from Oslo Road South to 11th Court S.W. 34th Avenue North Gifford Road to 47th Street. 63