A. Notice of the hearing required by § 5.30.090 shall be published at least once a week for four consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation if distributed within the city. Notice shall also be posted in at least three public places in the city for not less that four weeks prior to the hearing. Notices shall also be sent by first class mail to every record owner of property within the improvement district, to the last known address, not less than 28 days prior to the hearing.
B. The posted and published notice required by subsection A shall contain:
1. A statement that the council proposes to establish a local improvement district, including the type of improvements to be constructed.
2. The general location of the proposed district and either a summary or detailed description of the boundaries or property within the district.
3. The total estimated cost of the improvement.
4. The proportion or estimated amount of the costs that will be assessed against the property.
5. The place where interested persons may review the report and recommendation of the mayor on the proposed district.
6. The date, time and place where the public hearing on the improvement and the formation of the district will be held.
7. The date by which written objections to the district or the improvement must be received by the city clerk.
C. The mailed notice to record owners required by subsection A shall contain:
1. All information required by subsection B.
2. The name of the record owner or owners.
3. A description of the parcel, either by property roll identification number, by a legal description, or by other means by which the parcel's identity can be made reasonably certain.
4. The estimated assessment against the parcel.
5. A map showing the proposed boundaries of the district.
6. A summary of the right of the property owner to object, and the necessity of filing a written objection.
7. A statement that the council may proceed with the formation of the district unless the owners of the property that would bear 50 percent or more of the costs of the improvement object in writing or unless the council makes changes that produce a net increase of more than 15 percent to the estimated assessment on any parcel; except, that the council may proceed over the objections of property owners upon the approval of not fewer than three-fourths of the council. (Ord. 94-7 (part), 1994)