The city may, in cases of economic hardship and under the following conditions, enter into an agreement with a property owner of a single-family residence wherein the city agrees to construct curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveway approaches, connecting pavement and canal fences on the property owner’s land and the property owner agrees to repay to city the cost of same through the property owner’s property tax bill over a period not to exceed three years. Such cost shall be considered a lien on the owner’s property upon which the improvements were constructed. The agreement shall require the full cost of construction be repaid within three years from the date the agreement is signed; an indemnity from the property owner to protect the city; and any other provision deemed necessary by the city attorney for the protection of the city. (Ord. 3930 § 1, 1999; Ord. 3785 § 1, 1997)