§ 99.41 ADDITION OF CURB AND GUTTER TO EXISTING CITY STREETS.
   (A)   The City Council will not consider improving any street unless and until a petition requesting such improvements is received and signed by at least 51% of the adjacent land owners representing at least 51% of the linear feet of frontage of land abutting the proposed street to be improved.
   (B)   The City Council shall not accept a petition or consider improving any street which does not meet the minimum width requirement of 28 feet between curbs.
   (C)   In consideration of improving a city street, all abutting property owners must agree to grant and convey to the city a permanent 50 foot wide right-of-way (25 feet each side of the street center line), along with a temporary construction easement over other adjacent land as may be required to improve the street.
   (D)   All adjacent property owners must agree to release and discharge the city from any and all claims that result from or are incident to the grading and construction or appropriation and use of property.
   (E)   The petitioners must agree that each owner of property abutting the improved street will be assessed $20 per linear foot of street frontage based on the deed for said property. The assessed fee will be billed with property taxes and may be paid over a period of five years with interest charged at the current rate allowed by law.
   (F)   This policy shall apply only to existing public streets dedicated and accepted for public use which are within the corporate limits.
('69 Code, § 19-16.1) (Ord. passed 4-14-83)