(A) Trunk lines; trunk water mains and sanitary sewers. When a water main or sanitary sewer is laid across or adjacent to unplatted property, the city shall not defer the assessment against the unplatted property if the assessment would be made for such an improvement in the case of platted property.
(1) When a trunk water main or sanitary sewer is constructed and is to serve also as a lateral water main or sanitary sewer for abutting property, the abutting property shall be assessed for the cost of an equivalent lateral water main or sanitary sewer.
(2) The city will pay the cost of the trunk water main or sanitary sewer, minus the cost of the lateral water main or sanitary sewer, that is assessed.
(3) This city cost will be paid for from the appropriate city funds.
(B) Arterial street construction.
(1) An arterial street is one which is greater than 36 feet wide and greater than a 7-ton capacity.
(2) When an arterial street is paved, the cost of the pavement on a 36-foot, 7-ton roadway, shall be assessed against the benefited property on the basis of frontage on the abutting street.
(3) When the standards for arterial street construction are higher than those the city would use for a residential street, the cost to be assessed to the benefited residential property shall be based on the cost of residential street construction.
(4) The remainder of the cost shall be paid from appropriate funds, or from the property benefitting from the higher standards.
(C) Storm Sewer Improvement Tax District. Improvements to the storm sewer system in the established storm sewer improvement tax district will be financed in accordance with the provisions of M.S. Ch. 444, as it may be amended from time to time.
(1985 Code, § 303.04)