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Coon Rapids council opens assessment hearing, refers appeals and adopts special assessments

2938998 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

The council opened a public hearing on 2025 Sub 1 miscellaneous special assessments, referred seven written appeals to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and adopted three resolutions establishing 1-, 3- and 5-year assessment levies for non-appealed amounts.

The Coon Rapids City Council on April 1 opened a statutorily required assessment hearing on 2025 Sub 1 miscellaneous special assessments, collected written appeals for referral and adopted resolutions for the assessments not under appeal.

City staff reported seven written appeals totaling $10,586 had been submitted and will be referred to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals for review and recommendation. Staff also said several property owners paid outstanding amounts before the meeting, and that final assessment figures would be updated after the hearing.

With no additional in-person appellants present, staff provided levy breakdowns for assessments not under appeal: a one-year levy of $26,084.13, a three-year levy of $40,710.00 and a five-year levy of $22,586.00, for a combined total of $89,380.13 (exclusive of the $10,586 in appeals and amounts paid earlier).

Councilmember Carlson moved to adopt three resolutions to impose the unopposed 1-, 3- and 5-year assessment levies (Res. No. 25-51, Res. No. 25-52 and Res. No. 25-53 as cited in the packet). The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.

The seven appeals will proceed through the Board of Adjustment and Appeals process; the council noted it will adopt final assessments after the appeals are resolved as required by state statute.