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Special Assessments
From time to time the city performs public improvements that affect the value of private property and assesses the property owner for part or all of the cost. Assessments may be paid in full within a specified time frame or may be paid in installments. Any unpaid portion becomes a lien on the property.
In general, the assessment project includes replacement of concrete curb and gutter and installation of concrete sidewalk within the assessment district. Typically, the affected properties pay 50% of the cost.
2013 Assessment District includes thirteen properties fronting both sides of Locust Street from its intersection with Prairie Street to its intersection with Main Street and properties fronting both sides of Prairie Street from its intersection with Church Street to its intersection with Locust Street.
2014 Assessment District includes eighteen properties fronting both sides of Lodi Street from the Township Limits to its intersection with Nestles Street.
2016 Assessment District includes all properties fronting both sides of Grand Avenue from Lodi Street northerly to its intersection with Sauk Street.
2017 Assessment District includes twenty-six properties fronting both sides of Canning Street from STH 60 northerly to its intersection with Summit Street, Summit Street from Canning Street easterly to its intersection with Hill Street, Downey Street from Summit Street northerly to its intersection with Mill Street, Hill Street from Summit Street northerly to its intersection with Mill Street.
2020 Assessment District includes all properties fronting both sides of Pond Street from Fair Street easterly and northerly to its intersection with Elizabeth Street.
2021 Assessment District includes all privately owned properties fronting both sides of Gay Street from Chestnut Street northerly to its intersection with N. Main Street (STH 113).
In general, the assessment project includes replacement of concrete curb and gutter and installation of concrete sidewalk within the assessment district. Typically, the affected properties pay 50% of the cost.
Districts
2011 Assessment District includes twenty-one properties fronting both sides of Prairie Street from its intersection with Lodi Street to its intersection with Church Street.2013 Assessment District includes thirteen properties fronting both sides of Locust Street from its intersection with Prairie Street to its intersection with Main Street and properties fronting both sides of Prairie Street from its intersection with Church Street to its intersection with Locust Street.
2014 Assessment District includes eighteen properties fronting both sides of Lodi Street from the Township Limits to its intersection with Nestles Street.
2016 Assessment District includes all properties fronting both sides of Grand Avenue from Lodi Street northerly to its intersection with Sauk Street.
2017 Assessment District includes twenty-six properties fronting both sides of Canning Street from STH 60 northerly to its intersection with Summit Street, Summit Street from Canning Street easterly to its intersection with Hill Street, Downey Street from Summit Street northerly to its intersection with Mill Street, Hill Street from Summit Street northerly to its intersection with Mill Street.
2020 Assessment District includes all properties fronting both sides of Pond Street from Fair Street easterly and northerly to its intersection with Elizabeth Street.
2021 Assessment District includes all privately owned properties fronting both sides of Gay Street from Chestnut Street northerly to its intersection with N. Main Street (STH 113).
Special Assessment Reports
- 2011 Street Reconstruction Project Prairie Street
- 2013 Street Reconstruction Project Locust Street
- 2014 Street Reconstruction Project Lodi Street
- 2016 Street Reconstruction Project Grand Avenue
- 2017 Street Reconstruction Project Canning Street, Summit Street, Hill Street and Downey Street
- 2020 Street Reconstruction Project Pond Street
- 2021 Street Reconstruction Project Gay Street