City of Camas - File #: ORD 17-001

• File #: ORD 17-001
• Version: 1
• Name: North Shore Sewer Transmission System Property Acquisition
• Type: Ordinance
• Status: Passed
• File created: 12/20/2016
• In control: CITY COUNCIL REGULAR
• On agenda: 1/3/2017
• Final action: 1/3/2017
• Title: Ordinance No. 17-001 Condemnation of Real Property for Sewer Line Purposes for the North Shore Sewer Transmission System Details: City of Camas staff with support of the consultant team is nearing completion of the final design package for the North Shore Sewer Transmission System Project in preparation for obtaining construction bids in early 2017. As part of the final design process, the team has been acquiring property and easements necessary to construct the project. The team has been unsuccessful through the typical acquisition process in attempts to negotiate and acquire approximately 17,823 square feet of permanent easement and 21,831 square feet of temporary easement on a parcel owned by Lacamas Creek Communities. Staff has prepared the attached ordinance for Council’s consideration to use the condemnation process as a means to obtain the necessary easements to construct this regionally significant project. Presenter: Sam Adams, Utilities Manager and Shawn MacPherson, City At...

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
1/3/2017	1	CITY COUNCIL REGULAR	read by title only	Pass
1/3/2017	1	CITY COUNCIL REGULAR	adopted and published according to law	Pass

Title

Ordinance No. 17-001 Condemnation of Real Property for Sewer Line Purposes for the North Shore Sewer Transmission System

Details:  City of Camas staff with support of the consultant team is nearing completion of the final design package for the North Shore Sewer Transmission System Project in preparation for obtaining construction bids in early 2017. As part of the final design process, the team has been acquiring property and easements necessary to construct the project. The team has been unsuccessful through the typical acquisition process in attempts to negotiate and acquire approximately 17,823 square feet of permanent easement and 21,831 square feet of temporary easement on a parcel owned by Lacamas Creek Communities. Staff has prepared the attached ordinance for Council’s consideration to use the condemnation process as a means to obtain the necessary easements to construct this regionally significant project.

Presenter:  Sam Adams, Utilities Manager and Shawn MacPherson, City Attorney

Recommended Action

Recommended Action:  Staff recommends Council move to adopt Ordinance No. 17-001 and publish according to law.