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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 2020-116 - Disestablishing Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment Dist No 1993-1 Upon Petition of a Weighted Majority of the Prop Owners Subject to Assessment RESOLUTION NO. 2020-116 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING DISESTABLISHING REDDING MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO. 1, BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1993-1, UPON PETITION OF A WEIGHTED MAJORITY OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENT WHEREAS,the City Council of the City of Redding("City Council") adopted Resolution No. 93-296 on July 20, 1993, which noticed its intention to establish a benefit assessment district pursuant to the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982 (Gov. Code section 54703 et seq.); and WHEREAS, Government Code section 54720 specifically authorizes the City Council to form the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1; and WHEREAS, after having conducted two public hearings noticed pursuant to Government Code sections 54716(b) and 6066, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 93-332 on September 7, 1993, which established the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District 1993-1 ("District") subject to the affirmative vote of a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the District; and WHEREAS, Resolution No. 93-332 established the physical boundaries of the District and levied an assessment of three (3) cents per square foot for each benefited parcel per month in order to fund the operation and maintenance of the Midtown Mall Project No. 1; and WHEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 93-333 on September 7, 1993, thereby setting a special mailed ballot election on September 28, 1993, for a vote on the question of the formation of the District and the levy of an assessment in the amount of three (3) cents per square foot of each parcel size per month; and WHEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 93-358 on October 5, 1993, which confirmed the results of the election in favor of formation of the District and ordered the City Clerk to record a copy of the diagram of the District and a notice of assessment with the County Recorder; and WHEREAS, on February 2, 1993, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 93-39 which approved the "Agreement for Operation and Maintenance of the Downtown Mall" with the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc.; and iJ m WHEREAS, upon formation of the District, and at every time since formation, the a Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc., has operated and maintained the Midtown Mall Project No. 1 with funding derived, in whole or in part, by assessments levied in the District; and G C^ G WHEREAS, the project area of Midtown Mall Project No. 1 has, since its initial formation, undergone significant redevelopment; and WHEREAS, in light of such redevelopment, City staff commenced meetings with property owners within the District and members of the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc., in order to address ongoing and future needs with regard to the Project area; and WHEREAS, a poll of the ownership within the District was made and the results of the poll indicated that the weighted majority of the property owners expressed a preference to disestablish the District and to thereafter consider possible formation of a Landscape Maintenance District and/or a Business Improvement District; and WHEREAS,a petition in favor of disestablishment of the District, attached as Exhibit A to this Resolution, has been submitted by a weighted majority of the property owners within the District who are subject to the assessment; and WHEREAS, the notice of the public hearing conducted on the date of adoption of this Resolution was published by the City Clerk pursuant to Government Code sections 54716(b) and 6066 and each property owner within the district was also individually noticed; NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Redding does hereby find, determine and order as follows: 1. Notice as required by law has been given. 2. All persons requesting to be heard at public hearing have been given the opportunity to be heard. 3. That a weighted majority of the owners within the District subject to the assessment have petitioned the City Council to disestablish the District. 4. That said petitions shall be considered as affirmative votes in favor of disestablishment; there being no expressed opposition by owners subject to assessment to the contrary. 5. That the District is hereby disestablished and any levy adopted for the District shall cease as of the date of adoption of this Resolution. 6. That this action is exempt from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act in that adoption of this resolution shall not cause a significant impact to the environment. 7. That a certified copy of this Resolution shall be recorded in the Office Records of the County of Shasta so as to remove encumbrances on title resulting from formation of the District. 8. That City staff are hereby directed to use best efforts to coordinate with owners of record within the former boundaries of the District, and any properties adjacent to the former District if applicable, in order to facilitate the establishment of an assessment district based financing as may be desired by persons/entities that may be subject to assessment. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was introduced and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 15th day of September, 2020, by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Dacquisto,Resner,Schreder,Winter,and McElvain NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None ADAM McELVAIN, Mayor ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: PAWELA MIZE, Ci Clerk BARRY E. De ALT, City Attorney EXHIBIT A PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish,by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No.1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc.restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including,but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district,property- based improvement district,business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including,but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Parlay Investments Inc. 14,000 Square Feet APN: 101-790-014 Lt_ P ' ame ignature Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993.1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov. Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish, by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No.1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No.1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No.1, Benefit Assessment District No.1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc.restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including, but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district,property- based improvement district,business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including,but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Downtown Redding Investors 42,000 Square Feet APN: 101-790-015 Pnnt Name Signature L c Date �r PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO. 1) i I i WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing, establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; j and i WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish,by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the whose ownership p approval by vote of landowners p i represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall,and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1("District"); and I i I WHEREAS, by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the I common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including, but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district,property- based improvement district, business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including, but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Shasta Historical Society 4,915 Square Feet AP N: 101-790-017 Print Name�., 'V t �tt�✓ tj Signature (tazo2-b Date r PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO. 1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish, by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mail Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17, 2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including, but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district, property- based improvement district, business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including, but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: it�V a t{I � Ir r rp s. 1 N n m, n o �t � Fi�l{�a't _�E� ye,•,. (I ,N — 9d =OI N i 3 " 1 �,#. _ (��jb� III — d , H; .�•. "af ;1 _ _ "V �� 6� 1 Id r r Tz ,i#t �I�Ri u"' i4 rIR s m t i - �qk PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982 (Gov. Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may, after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish, by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1 ("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17, 2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including, but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way, and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that, due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district, property- based improvement district, business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including, but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Market Gateway Holdings LLC 4,000 Square Feet APN: 101-790-020 Eric A. Hiatt Print Name Signature 06/19/2020 Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish,by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No.i as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No.I to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7,1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No.1,Benefit Assessment District No.1993-1('District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation,Inc.restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including,but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes,and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the Districts common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district,property- based improvement district,business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including,but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Nathan Sim&Marian 1995 Trust 7,000 Square Feet APN: 101-790-022 Print Name Signature Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO. 1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703-et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing, establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish, by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No. 93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS, by Agreement effective May 17, 2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including, but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district, property- based improvement district, business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including, but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER The McConnell Foundation 5,000 Square Feet AP N: 101-790-023 r Print Name 1 S n ure Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO. 1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982 (Gov. Code section 54703.et seq.)establishes that a municipality may, after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assess ment'district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish, by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No. 93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS, by Agreement effective May 17, 2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including, but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way, and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district, property- based improvement district, business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including, but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER The McConnell Foundation 2,000 Square Feet APN: 101-790-024 Print Name � " &t C4 Si at Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish,by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7,1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1,Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc.restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including,but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district,property- based improvement district,business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including,but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Parlay Investments Inc. 7,000 Square Feet APN: 101-790-025 Pte, ame Signature Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish, by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No.1,Benefit Assessment District No. 1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including,but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district,property- based improvement district, business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including,but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Parlay Investments Inc. 7,098 Square Feet APN: 101-790-028 P ' Name Signature Date PETITION TO DISSOLVE BENEFIT ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO.1993-1 (MIDTOWN MALL PROJECT NO.1) WHEREAS,the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982(Gov.Code section 54703 et seq.)establishes that a municipality may,after notice and hearing,establish a benefit assessment district in order to provide services to property located within the district which are specially benefitted by the services provided; and WHEREAS,Government Code section 54720 specifically provided authority to the City Council of the City of Redding to establish,by resolution or ordinance,the Redding Midtown Mall Project No. 1 as an area of benefit and to levy a benefit assessment for the operation and maintenance of the Redding Midtown Mall Project No.1 to be effective upon the approval by vote of landowners whose ownership represents a simple majority of the square footage of the parcel size within the mall;and WHEREAS,on September 7, 1993,the City Council of the City of Redding adopted Resolution No.93-332 thereby establishing the Midtown Mall Project No. 1, Benefit Assessment District No.1993-1("District"); and WHEREAS,by Agreement effective May 17,2011,the City of Redding and the Midtown Mall Benefit Corporation, Inc. restated its agreement to apportion maintenance of defined common areas within the District;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned recognize that portions of the commercial areas and most of the common area within District have undergone significant changes largely relating to existing and anticipated improvements within the District including,but not limited to,the reestablishment of certain public streets and rights-of-way,and development of parcels for residential and/or commercial purposes;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further understand that,due to these significant changes,the existing benefit assessment is no longer viable as a means to maintain the District's common area and is unlikely to accommodate the construction of improvements and maintenance of existing and future improvements within the District which would specifically benefit the owners therein;and WHEREAS,we the undersigned further petition the City Council to direct staff to work with the District's property owners to research the viability of establishing a landscape maintenance district, property- based improvement district,business improvement district or combination of the three with the intention of accommodating future capital improvements including, but not limited to,streetscape, lighting and park maintenance beyond City general maintenance and security. NOW,THEREFORE,the undersigned do hereby petition the City Council in favor of setting a public hearing to dissolve the District: NAME OF OWNER SQUARE FOOTAGE REPRESENTED BY OWNER Parlay Investments Inc. 12,660 Square Feet APN: 101-790-029 Name_"'� jJ � 7 Signature Date