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F�'.� �r'k,�y v Ar}gL > �e t k s � - , z ..,5?N`LaA�$:.7-.fi`�tr_..��t..-- RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City Council adopt the Resolution of Necessity whichs required to start the condemnation proceedings so the City can, if necessary, obtain a right of entry to allow storm drain construction on Turner Road to proceed. BACKGROUND INFORMAT10W: At the City Council meeting of February 4, 1981, the My CounElf awarde t e Turner Road Storm Drain to Westco Construction Co. The contractor cannot start work until the City has obtained the necessary easements (shun on Exhibit A) from the Anagnos family, or until the City obtains a right of entry. The right of entry can be obtained upon the initiation of the recommended condemnation action by the City Council, or by the agreement of the Anagnos family. At the end of last year, the City received an appraisal for the necessary per- manent and construction easements required for the construction of the Cluff Avenue S Turner Road Storm Drain (EDA Storm Drain). The City has been negotiat- Ing with the Anagnos family based on the appraisal and appraisal revision re- ceived from the City appraiser. The Anagnos family felt they were unable to accept the City's final offer and have not felt it was in their best interest to allow the City a right of entry in order that the project could proceed. On February 17, 1981, sirs. Panaglota Anagnos, owner of the northerly of the two Anagnos' parcels, was sent the attached letter (Exhibit 8) from the City Attorney indicating the City's intention with respect to the Resolution of Necessity. This letter gave Mrs. Anagnos 15 days to file a notice with the City that she requested to be heard. A request for hearing was not received. Early this month, the Willow Oaks Development made a proposal to the City staff which they felt would help in resolving the negotiations with the Anagnos family. The City then meat with the Anagnos family and representatives from the Willow Oaks and Sanitary City Developments. The attached mems, of larch la (Exhibit C) recaps this meting. A summary of the Willow Oaks prof*sal is as follows and Is tied to the attached Exhibit "D:: Willow Oaks will install as part of the proposed Assessment District, and at no cost to the Anagnos famiiy,the paving and the curb and gutter FILE NO. HENRY i t nage r City Council March 12, 3981 Page 2 as shown in blue on the attached Exhibit "0". This will provide full street Improvements on Turner Road from Beckman Road to the westerly side of the Snell's property. These improvements will be made if the following conditions are met: 1. The Anagnos family dedicates all the necessary street rights of way, permanent utility easements and construction easements on Turner Road and Cluff Avenue fronting their existing properties, and 2. Sanitary City and Frank Alegre agree to share in the cost of the curb and gutter installation on Turner Road, fronting the Anagnos' property opposite the Snell and Jerome properties. The City Council has already required Willow Oaks, Sanitary City and Alegre to share In the cost of a 28' roadway (shown In red) in this area. However, the original roadway requirement did not include curb and gutter; and 3. The City of Lodi would front the cost of curb and gutter and approximately 8' of paving fronting the Anagnos property on Cluff Avenue (show in brown). This work is estimated to cost approximately $23,000 if done as part of the Assessment District construction and would be in addition to the appraiseu value of the easement. It is proposed that the money fronted by the City would be paid back to the City at the time of the development of the Anagnos parcels. At this meeting, the Anagnos family was informed that the City would be proceeding with the condemnation action, in case the matter could not be resolved. It should again be pointed out that this condemnation action allows the City to obtain the necessary rights of entry through a court procedure which will enable our con- tractor to begin construction. The negotiations can and will continue. With respect to the Willow Oaks proposal, there appears to be no reason for the City to spend or front $23,000 of City funds in order to obtain an easement which can be obtained through negotiations or condemnation. If the City proceeds with condemnation, the City of Lodi is obligated to pay the fair market value for the easements in question. There would be no objection to the Willow Oaks offer if It excluded the involvement of the City of Lodi. If the City Council gives any consideration to fronting money for street improve- ments, they should review carefully the implications and the precedent setting aspects of their action. It is felt that the City has an obligation to the Anagnos family to pay the fair market value for the easements in question. The City, however, should have no objection to the Anagnos family entering into a private agreement between them- selves and the Willow Oaks Development. The City of Lodi has a major obligation to obtain the required easements or the rights of entry in order that Westco Construction Co. can start construction of the project awarded to them over a month ago. It Is.understood that representatives of the Willow Oak Development will be at the Council meeting In order to explain their proposal in more detail and to answer any questions the Council may have. Jack o Ronsko Publ% Works Director Attachments J1„R/eeh