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Recommendation to adopt Resolution of Intention to re-establish the Andy Street Multi-family Improvement District (AMID), set the date for a public hearing of Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 5:00 p.m., receive petitions and designate Andy Street Community Association (ASCA) as the owners' association for the AMID. (District 9)
DISCUSSION
Property owners and businesses in the vicinity of the portion of Andy Street north of South Street and west of Downey Avenue have petitioned the City for the re-establishment of a multi-family improvement district. The proposed Andy Street Multi-family Improvement District (AMID) will be made up of property and business owners within the proposed boundaries. The Andy Street Multi-family Improvement District Management Plan and Engineers Report details the amount and method of assessment for each property and business owner, the AMID boundaries, and improvements for which the funds will be used. The Management Plan and Engineer’s Report are provided as exhibits to the attached Resolution of Intention (ROI). Over the past several years, City staff has worked with property and business owners in the area to reduce crime, enhance resident safety and improve the economic vitality of the area. Property and business stakeholders representing 67 percent of the total proposed district assessment have signed petitions in support of the district and related assessment.
Under the Multi-family Improvement District Law as referenced in Section 36701 of the California Streets and Highways Code (Law), Andy Street property and business owners may assess themselves for supplemental security patrol and other services including: marketing, managerial services, cleaning services, parking facilities, benches, pedestrian shelters, signs, entry monuments, trash receptacles, street lighting, street decorations, parks, fountains, planting areas and street modifications within the scope described in the Management Plan and within the AM...
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