§ 94-42. Initial proceeding.

(a)

The initial proceeding shall be the passage by the commission of the initial resolution ordering the acquisition, construction or reconstruction of assessable improvements constituting an individual project, indicating, in general, the location and description of such improvements, which shall be sufficient to enable the director of public works to prepare or cause to be prepared the plans and specifications of such improvements as described in section 94-43.

(b)

The initial resolution shall also state the portion, if any, of the project to be paid by the city, the estimated costs of the project and the method of assessment, which may be by frontage, acreage, square footage, parcel or any other combination thereof or any other method deemed equitable by the city commission.

(c)

The initial resolution may provide for alternative descriptions of the improvements and method of assessment. The improvements need not be continuous and may be in more than one locality or street. The initial resolution ordering any such improvement may give any short and convenient designation to each improvement ordered thereby and the property against which assessments are to be made for the cost of such improvements may be designated as a district distinguishable from other districts.

(d)

The initial resolution shall be promptly recorded by the city clerk in the official records book in the office of the county clerk.

(Ord. No. 92-2782, § 3(A), 6-17-92)