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Votes at a glance: Lincoln Council adopts assessment levies, fee phase‑in and other routine items

Lincoln City Council; Lincoln Redevelopment Successor Agency; Lincoln Public Financing Authority · June 12, 2024
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Summary

At its June 11 meeting, the council adopted multiple resolutions approving the Landscaping and Lighting District and Benefit Assessment District engineer reports and levies, approved the second phase of a phased-in public-facilities impact fee (NEXUS study) and passed several routine consent and personnel items.

The Lincoln City Council on June 11 approved a set of resolutions covering assessment levies, a phased impact-fee increase and routine agenda items.

Landscaping and Lighting District No. 1: Staff presented the final engineer’s report and recommended adoption of two resolutions to approve the report, order improvements and confirm the diagram and assessments for FY 2024–25. Staff said the LAD assessments for FY24–25 are estimated at $3,759,000. No members of the public testified and the council adopted the resolutions.

Benefit Assessment District No. 1 (flood and storm drain improvements): Staff reported an estimated FY24–25 assessment collection of $90,700 and recommended adoption of two resolutions to approve the engineer’s report and levy the assessments. No public testimony was received and the council adopted the resolutions.

Public Facilities Impact Fee (NEXUS study) — phased approach: City staff presented the second of a three-step phased implementation of public‑facilities impact fees. Staff recommended a CEQA exemption and adoption of the second phase to be applied no earlier than July 1, 2024, and annual inflationary adjustments thereafter. Council adopted the resolution.

Personnel and other routine items: Council adopted amendments to seasonal and mid-management salary schedules to respond to minimum-wage changes and to add seasonal classifications; the city also approved consent-agenda items and other routine administrative resolutions.

All listed resolutions were adopted by roll-call votes recorded in the meeting.

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