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A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REPORT OF
THE ASSESSMENT EQUALIZATION BOARD ON
C OBJECTIONS CONCERNING THE ESTIMATED
ASSESSMENTS FOR "MUNICIPAL SEWAGE
COLLECTION SYSTEM" - PHASE II.
WHEREAS, the Assessment Equalization Board heretofore appointed
by Resolution No:II-78 of this Council passed April 17, 1978, to
hear and determine all objections concerning the estimated Assess-
ments for the construction, in the Vi Ilage of Dubl in, of the afere
said Sewage Collection System as fully described in Resolution
No:49-77 passed on January 16, 1978 declaring the necessity of
constructing said Sewage Collection System, has filed its report
(attached) with this Council as to its determination of such ob-
jections: and
WHEREAS, Council deems such report proper in all respects, NOW,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village of Dublin, !
State of Ohio ~ of the elected members concurring:
SECTION I. The report of the Assessment Equalization Board here-
inbefore recited be, and the same is hereby approved, and the
U a.sessments as equalized by said Board, and reported by it be, an
they hereby are, directed to be filed in the office of the Villag
Clerk of the Counci I.
SECT I ON 2. That this Resolution shall take effect and be in forc
immediate(y upon its passage.
Passed this /~ day of hi"" . 1978
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May 4, 1978
Sherman Sheldon
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Dear Mr. Sheldon:
The Assessment Equalization Board for the Phase II Municipal Sewage
System held a meeting on May 3, 1978 to hear those property owners
who had registered an objection to the estimated assessments.
All who had filed objections were present and were given ample
opportunity to state their position. After discussion, the objection of
the Washington Local Schools was withdrawn by Mr. Grizzell.
Following a review and due consideration of the information presented,
the Assessment Equalization Board voted unanimously to disallow all
objections.
Evidence was presented during the meeting by property owners Ottelin
and McCaffrey that they may encumber excessive costs to avail them-
selves of the sewer service. Members of the Board are syznpathetic
to their situation and recommend to the Village Council that they
( receive consideration under the hardship resolution recently enacted.
Very truly yours, ~~
Jack Frambes, Chr.
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Chi Weber, Sec'y.
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