Attachment A.pdf

Attachment A 
Proposed Phoenix City Code Revisions 
31-101(b) Street improvements—Assessment policy.
1.
The assessment of property, if adjacent arterial streets are involved,
shall NOT EXCEED THE COST OF IMPROVING MORE THAN ONE-HALF
OF THE WIDTH OR MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND LINEAL FEET OF
SUCH ADJACENT ARTERIAL STREET, EXCEPT THAT IF ANY PARCEL
OF LAND IS PRESENTLY BEING USED FOR SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL USE AND THE WIDTH OF SUCH DOES NOT EXCEED
TWO HUNDRED LINEAL FEET, SUCH PROPERTY SHALL NOT BE
ASSESSED GREATER THAN ONE-HALF THE COST OF THE
AVERAGE RESIDENTIAL STREET. be limited to curb, sidewalk and
paving between the edge of existing paving and the curb and gutter, or one
lane width (whichever is less). The assessment may not exceed one
thousand lineal feet of street frontage per common ownership.
2.
Any parcel of land on an arterial street which, at the time of assessment,
is used for single- family residential use, with single-family zoning, and the
frontage of which does not exceed two hundred lineal feet, shall not be
assessed.
32.
The provisions of Section 31-101 shall not apply to property located
within a Council- approved "redevelopment area."
4.
The provisions of Section 31-101 may only be applied if the arterial
street being improved is at least sixty percent completed with standard
paving and curb and gutter and sidewalk from beginning of permanent
pavement to end of permanent pavement. The sixty percent completion is
measured along the frontage of the parcels contained within the project and
includes those
parcels that are non-assessable as defined elsewhere in this ordinance.