Resolutions-2017-108

us after the meeting and we will prepare the revised form of Resolution of Necessity for your records and for filing with the County Treasurer. 4. Minutes providing for the adoption of the Resolution of Necessity followed by the Resolution of Necessity. The law requires that the Resolution of Necessity be passed in final form by a vote of three-fourths of all the members of the City Council. This must be three-fourths of the entire City Council, and not just three-fourths of those present (on a City Council with five members, final passage requires approval from four members). In the event that written objections are filed with you signed by owners subject to at least seventy-five per cent (75%) of the amount of the proposed assessments, the Resolution of Necessity must be passed in final form by a unanimous vote of the entire City Council. 5. Motion that the City Clerk file certified copies of the Resolution of Necessity and Preliminary Plat and Schedule with the County Treasurer of Johnson County, followed by a resolution ordering the preparation of the detailed plans and specifications, the notice to bidders and form of contract. 6. Attestation Certificate with respect to the validity of the transcript. 7. Certificate of the County Treasurer of Johnson County attesting to the filing of certified copies of the final Resolution of Necessity, preliminary plat and schedule of assessments, as required by Section 384.51 of the Code of Iowa. 8. Agricultural Property Deferment Certificate attesting to the filing of requests for deferment of special assessment payments with respect to agricultural property. As these proceedings are completed, please return one fully executed copy to our office. If you have any questions, please contact Amy Bjork or me. Best regards, John P. Danos Attachments cc: Jay Anderson Crystal Raiber Ashley J. Platz