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taxpayers charged with the assessments are those owning property within the district. The city is <br />not liable for bond repayment, but would be obligated to foreclose on properties whose owners fail <br />to pay their assessments. <br />Before you tonight is a resolution accepting the petition, setting a public hearing to take public <br />comments as to the advisability of creating the new PID, and directing the City Clerk to publish <br />notice of the public hearing. This is not an item to consider the actual creation of the PID. That <br />will come after the public hearing, if there is to be one, which the resolution sets for April 13". <br />Council has the following options: <br />Approve the attached resolution. This action will simply accept the petition, set the <br />public hearing, and direct the City Clerk to publish notice of same. It will not obligate <br />Council to actually create the PID. Should Council approve the resolution, staff will <br />work with the developer on a Professional Services Agreement, requiring the developer <br />to deposit funds in an account from which the City cari pay our PID and public finance <br />2. Decline to accept the petition. This would Occur in one of two ways: <br />• If approval of the resolution fails from either want of a motion or want of a <br />second. <br />• If a vote to approve the motion fails to garner a majority vote of those council <br />0 If a motion to decline to accept the petition passes by a majority vote of those <br />council members in attendance. <br />In determining how you wish to proceed, you may want to consider issues such as how you, as a <br />governing body, wish to guide development, including the highest and best use of the land; <br />possible impacts the creation of a new PID, at this particular time, might have on the City's plans <br />for the major thoroughfare north of the Forestbrook subdivision property; and the possible loss of <br />the BelleVue Estates subdivision—and future property taxes generated by it—within the city limits <br />of Paris. <br />Passing on this subdivision at this time will in no way preclude Council from entertaining a PID <br />petition on this property at a later date should the owner/developer still be interested. <br />rwffyl #P � \, � <br />RECOMMENDATION: Consider and possibly act on the attached resolution <br />