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800K ' Pr��E 692 Alternative No. 1 Reduce the number of benefitted units 'to include the four lots (two acres) that directly benefit (2 x $12.00 = $24:00 year) and the remaining 15 acres receive a partial benefit similar to the Roseland Road Street Light District which- would be 15 acres at $6.00/acre or $90.00/year. The total assessment would be $114:00/year= and would be equivalent to 9.5 acres within the District formula. An amendment to the Ordinance could be prepared to redefine the District boundaries to include only the south 9.5 acres of the High Ridge Mobile Home Park Property. No additional lights would be installed. Alternative No. 2 Delete the entire 17 acre High Ridge Mobile Home Park Property from the Gifford Street Light District. Staff is of the opinion that the property owner does receive a benefit from the Street Light Service and that this alternative is not appropriate. Alternative No. 3 Since the residents of the- approximately 67 homes in High Ridge Mobile Home Park intensely use 49th Street by generating 322 trips per day and the remaining roadways which are lighted within the. District, the Alternative 3 is to leave the assessment as it currently is calculated at 17 acres $12..00/parcel acre or $2A4.00 per year. RECOMM=ATIONS AND FUNDING It is recommended that Alternative 1 be approved and an amendment to the Gifford Street Light District Ordinance be prepared for future Board action. There are no major funding implications, and the Districts contingency can compensate for the $90,-00 - per year impact. ON MOTION by Commissioner Scurlock, SECONDED by Commis- sioner Bird, the Board unanimously approved Alternative No. 1 as recommended by staff and authorized preparation of an amendment to the Gifford Street Lighting District Ordinance for future Board action. SILVER OAKS (51st COURT) WATER DIST. SYSTEM - (IN-HOUSE DESIGN) The Board reviewed memo from the Utilities Director: 58