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Home My WebLink AboutR-78-0496RESOLUTION NO. 7 8 - ' 9 6 A RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SRi5275=C (centerline sewer) IN TRACY SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT SR,-5275-C (centerline sewer AND REMOVING ALL PENDING LIENS FOR THIS IMPROVEMENT NOT HERESY CERTIFIED WHEREAS, the Commission of The City of Miami, Florida met on the 27 day of July, 1978, pursuant to due legal notice of said meeting under Section 56, of the City Charter, as amended to receive all written objections to the confirmation of the preliminary assessment roll for the cost of TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer in TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) on the following streets: N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 14 Street to N.W. 15 Street Road N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 15 Street to N.W. 16 Street Alley West of N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 16 Street to N.W. 17 Street N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 18 Street to N.W. 19 Street > F-' N.W. 14 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 16 Avenue z N.W. 15 Avenue from N.W. 18 Street to 150 feet South (yJ Q N.W. 15 Avenue from N.W. 18 Street to N.W. 19 Terrace �� N.W. 18 Street from N.W. 15 Avenue to N.W. 17 Avenue N.W. 19 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 17 Avenue = --� N.W. 19 Terrace from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 17 Avenue U 0 N.W. 20 Street from N.W. 10 Avenue to N.W. 11 Avenue N.W. 20 Street from N.W. 12 Avenue to N.W. 13 Avenue (f) Q N.W. 20 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 15 Avenue N.W. 21 Avenue from N.W. 19 Terrace to N.W. 20 Street WHEREAS, the Commission of The City of Miami, Florida, on the 14 day of June, 1973, passed Resolution No. 73-411, which requested that in the preparation of the Preliminary Assessment Roll for Tracy Sanitary Sewer Improvement District SR-5275-C and Tracy Sanitary Sewer Improvement District SR-5275-S the appropriate administrative officials take into consideration the fact that sanitary sewers do exist in portions of these districts at the present time, and to make their recommendations for assessments on the individual parcels of property in these districts accordingly. "DOCUMENT. INDEX ITEM N WHEREAS, pursuant to the aforementioned resold a 25% reduction in the frontage assessments was given to those individual parcels of property which abut existing sewers that were replaced with new larger sewers, CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF JUL?, ( 1978 7 S - -1 9 UounaO NO ......... WHEREAS] the City found it necessary to refiove certain parcels f roM the sideline district and include the Bare ih this (centerline) district, WHEREAS, no objections thereto by any person interested or affected by, said assessments were sustained by the Commission and said assessment roll appeared, in all respects, regular and in accordance with the requirements and provisions of the City Charter, as amended; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. That to eachof the lots and parcels of land which abut the abovementioned 4treets, and including the following described lots and parcels of land 1r;hich will be assessed the appro- priate cost under the provisions of• Section 56 of the Charter of the City of Miami, as amended: SUBDIVISION PLAT BOOK & PAGE BLOCK & LOT BRADDOCKS SUB NO. 3 2 - 61 12 31 thru 34 REPLAT OF BLOCKS 8,9,12 BRADDOCKS SUB NO. 3 AMENDED PLAT OF HAWKINS PARK MIAMI MUNICIPAL TRACT MUNICIPAL TRACT BRADDOCKS SUB NO. 4 GRANDVIEW 47 - 8 7-88 51 - 84 52 - 14 3 - 61 12 6 13 thru 24 Tract A Tract A 3 1 thru 8 4 l thru 4 5 1 thru ll 9 6thru9 1 4 thru 6 4 1,2,15,11 6 1,2,18 Section 2. That the prima facie assessments, as apportioned and indicated on the preliminary assessment roll for TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) IN TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) be, and they are hereby, in all things, confirmed and sustained against any and all lots or parcels of ground described therein, "SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS 5 _ 58 FOLLOW" 2 - 1/ As appearing in the first "WHEREAS" clause hereof, and made a part of Section 1 hereof, Section 3. That the sutTis and amounts assessed against each of the lots or parcels of ground iri said preliminary assessment roll are less than the amount that each of the said lots or parcels of grounds is especially benefited by said improvement and that such amounts are in proportion to the special benefits that the property received. Section 4. That the total assessable cost of said TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR--5275-C (centerline sewer) IN TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) of $84,752.02 be and the same is hereby approved and confirmed. Section 5. That any pending lien in TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) for sanitary sewer improve- ments not appearing in the preliminary assessment roll and not certified hereby be, and the same is hereby, canceled and removed. ATT PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27th day of July Maurice A. Ferre , 1978. Cf-g?(2)1k7o,,<;) City Clerk PREPARED AND APPROVED BY O.�"t,/UAssistant City AttatiC ey APPRO. D e TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: y Attorney MAYOR tt,O ff Y 4 1 I. _ t i FO r 16 +Joseph R, Grassie City Manager • •t„ r :N r 2i-CFI IC `,1ENIO: ANDUM TY C r t.o ry o A , •. • W/ i,vim'.. ;� �'C.g i.l.•i;,� illiam E. Parkes, Director Department of Public Works July 27 1978 5275-C ,:rejJtcr. TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275 (centerline sewer) Resolution Confirming Preliminary Assessment Roll RE:r Ni: NCE9: :,.i.aesunes: 2 Memorandums Construction of TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) IN TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5275-S (sideline sewer) and SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) has been completed and the Preliminary Assessment Roll for this improvement is ready to be presented to the Commission for confirmation. This improvement consisted of laying a 10-inch vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewer and laying of 6-inch Cast Iron pipe laterals as required to the lots and parcels of land which abut this improvement; together with necessary manholes, other appurtenances, pump station, outfall, connection to existing sewers, relaying street pavement, sidewalk, and curb and gutters where such relaying was made necessary by this improvement. This improvement is part of the program to provide sanitary sewers throughout the City. The City Commission, by Resolution No. 73-411 expressed the desire "to take into consideration the fact that sanitary sewers do exist in portions of this district at the present time, and to make their recommendation for assessments on the individual parcel of property in these districts accordingly". The assessments in this district were calculated in accordance with the attached memorandums. A public hearing is scheduled for July 27, 1978 to hear objections to confirmation of the assessment roll. If no objections are sustained, it will be in order for the commission to adopt the resolution confirming the assessment roll. A section has been included canceling and removing pending liens placed against properties not benefited by the improvement. 78-490 OEM MEW EIM • ...4,4•18.,44P..min 3oteph R. Orassie 2 July 27j 1978 IF NO OBJECTIONS ARE SUSTAINED THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS RECOMMENDS THE ADOPTION OF THE ATTACHED RESOLUTION CONFIRMING THE PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5275-C (centerline sewer) IN TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SR-5275-S (sideline sewer) AND SR-5275-C (centerline Sewer), WEP:DWLmet JOB NAME! TYPE: LOCATION: FACT SHEET 811-5275C (centerline sewed") TRACY SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT 8R.,5275-C (centerline sewer) SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 14 Street to N.W. 15 Street Road N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 15 Street to N.W. 16 Street Alley West of N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 16 Street to N.W. 17 Street N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 18 Street to N.W. 19 Street N.W. 14 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 16 Avenue N.W. 15 Avenue from N.W. 18 Street to 150 feet South N.W. 15 Avenue from N.W. 18 Street to N.W. 19 Terrace N.W. 18 Street from N.W. 15 Avenue to N.W. 17 Avenue N.W. 19 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 17 Avenue N.W. 19 Terrace from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 17 Avenue N.W. 20 Street from N.W. 10 Avenue to N.W. 11 Avenue N.W. 20 Street from N.W. 12 Avenue to N.W. 13 Avenue N.W. 20 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 15 Avenue N.W. 21 Avenue from N.W. 19 Terrace to N.W. 20 Street DATE ORDERED: April 19, 1973 DATE CONFIRMED: May 10, 1973 DATE RECONFIRMED: June 14, 1973 COST OF IMPROVEMENT: $303,207.50 ASSESSED TO P.O.'S: $ 84,752.02 ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT PER FRONT: ESTIMATED ASSESSMENT PER AVERAGE CENTERLINE LATERAL: ACTUAL ASSESSMENT PER FRONT FOOT: ACTUAL ASSESSMENT PER AVERAGE CENTERLINE LATERAL: $10.25 $425.00 $ 9.79 $338.30 78-496 To: Vincent t. Crimm, Jr, FROM: Carlos 8i1vestre ll/` " It'r OF MIAMI. FLORibA tfU ECI•t fItt MtMeitIANOUM bAft June 21 j 1976 t,► 5275 sun3Jtci• Ptt-tf?tkcts: tkGLotLitlts. Assessments MACY SAf+ITA1ty SEWER sR.=5275 C& At the public hearing held by the City Commission on June 14, 1973, there were some objectors to the construction of this sanitary sewer improvement. The main objection was that they already had sanitary sewers abutting their property. The Commission, by Resolution 73-411, requested the Administration to take into consideration the matter of existing sewers in Tracy Sanitary Sewer Improvement District SR-5275 C&S and determine specific assessments against property owners living in this district. The Department of Public Works investigated the condition of these existing sewers and the result is as follows: 1) The existing concrete pipe sewers were approximately 50 years old, 2) The lab report indicated a 15 to 20% reduction in the wall thick- ness of two sections of pipe tested. 3) The City field test indicated that the concrete pipe was brittle and the mortar joints were deteriorated. 4) If the replacement of these deteriorated concrete pipe was post- poned, the replacement would be more expensive due to the neces- sary replacement also of pavement, sidewalk and/or curb and gutter. 5) It is reasonable to assume that a significant amount of this concrete pipe would have failed in the near future and they would have to be replaced on an emergency basis which would also be more• expensive. 6) If these deteriorated concrete pipe sewers are replaced now, Metro Dade County would rebuild the streets at no cost to the abutting property owners. • 1078-496 EAR mw mw NEM It O : Vincent Ea dHAtril3 dro Jude 213 1976 Eased on the above information and the fact that the property oi•.rner s were told by the City Cornriissicn that an assessment reduction would be considered, it Was concluded by the Sewer Section, and approved by William E. Parkes, Assistant Director, that a fair and reasonable deduction would be 255 of the cost. In order to arrive at this equitable assessment, and in accordance With the above information, we propose to calculate the assessment for this improvement as follows: 1) New sewer and new lateral - normal assessment. 2) Sewer replacement and lateral replacement-- reduce sewer assess- ment 255 and no lateral charge, 3) Sewer replacement and new lateral - reduce assessment 255 and full charze for lateral. 4) Existing sewer and assessment. replace or reconnect existing lateral - no 5) Existing sewer and new connection to existing sewer - charge for lateral only. If this meets with your approval please sign in the space provided. CS:fs cc: Sewers %.: APPCVED:.- /-ems. Vincent E. Grimm, Jr. _c EMM MEW yy 'f'S' OP MIAMI, FLOPy..;IyOA �� tUtt1y .OPftic McMoft NbUM to: Vincent E. Cr# mma Jr. FaoM: Carlos ►S'ilvestre • bAPe June 21, 1976 t-ttt. 5275 $un,tT. Assessments TRACY SANITARY SEWER S -5275 Wig gtrtPt CC5: CNCLOEUtzES. At the public hearing held by .the City Commission on June 14, 1973, there were some objectors to the construction of this sanitary sewer improvement.' The main objection was that they already had sanitary sewers abutting their property. The Commission, by Resolution 73-411, requested the Administration to take into consideration the matter of existing sewers in Tracy Sanitary Sewer Improvement District SR-5275 CEPS and determine specific assessments against property owners living in this district. The Department of public Works investigated the condition of these existing sewers and the result is as follows: 1) The existing concrete pipe sewers were approximately 50 years old, 2) The lab report indicated a 155 to 20% reduction in the wall thick- ness of two sections of pipe tested. 3) The. City field test indicated that the concrete pipe was brittle and the mortar joints were deteriorated. 4) If the replacement of these deteriorated concrete pipe was post- poned, the replacement would be more expensive due to the neces- sary replacement also of pavement, sidewalk and/or curb and gutter. 5) It is reasonable to assume that a significant amount of this concrete pipe would have failed in the near future and they would have to be replaced on an emergency basis which would also be more expensive. 6) If these deteriorated concrete pipe sewers are replaced now, Metro Dade County would rebuild the streets at no cost to the abutting property owners. �.3 0178 4 96 mma mew MOW AM Mig MB m CII'if OF MIAMI. FLORIDA iN?tR=ofrics •MEMORANDUM to: Carlos Silvestre Assessment Section Via: William t • Parkes Assistant Director ame s ay Assistant Sec lion Dead Sewer Section DALE: December 23 1375 SUBJECT: hLE: Reduction in Assessineftt for Concrete Pipe Replacement in Tracy Sanitary Setier District REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES: In order to arrive at a reduction in assessment for those properties in the Tracy Sanitary Sewer District that received a new sanitary sewer but were previously served by a concrete pipe sewer, the follow- ing factors were considered: 1. The existing concrete pipe was 50+ years old. 2. The lab report indicated a 15 to 20% reduction in wall thickness on two sections of pipe tested. 3. A City field test indicated that the pipe was brittle and mortar joints deteriorated. 4. N.W. 20 Street was rebuilt by Dade County. The rebuilding included removal of material above pipes and use of heavy roadbuilding equipment which would greatly increase the load on the con- crete pipe. 5. Replacement costs in the near future would be more expensive due to pavement, sidewalk and/or curb and gutter replacement. It is reasonable to assume that a significant amount of pipe would have failed during roadway construction. It is also very unlikely that more than a few of the present owners paid an assessment for the original sanitary sewer. An additional factor which may have some merit in its consideration is the fact that all properties affected by the concrete pipe replacement received a newly rebuilt street by Metro Dade County without a special assessment. 078-496 /" Mr. 8ilvestre December 2, 1975 eased oft the above information and the fact that the property owners were told by the City Commission that an assessment reduction would be considered, 1 conclude that a 25% reduction is fair and reasonable. APPROVED: 144.11iam E. Parkes Assistant Director JJK:WAM:jt