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HomeMy WebLinkAbout4660_CCv0001.pdf SOLUTION NO. 4660 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDLANDS,. COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO LEVY AND COLLECT ASSESSMENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1990-91 IN STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 1 AN ASSESSMENT DISTRICT; DECLARING THE WORK TO BE DONE OF MORE LOCAL THAN ORDINARY PUBLIC BENEFIT; SPECIFYING THE EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES OF THE AREAS WITHIN STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT NO.. 1 TO BE ASSESSED THE COST AND EXPENSE THEREOF; DESIGNATION SAID DISTRICT THAT THESE PROCEEDINGS SHALL BE TAKEN PURSUANT To THE LANDSCAPING D LIGHTING ACT OF 1972 ; AND OFFERING A TIME< AND PLACE FOR HEARING OBJECTIONS THERETO The City Council of the City of Redlands, pursuant to the provisions of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, being Division 15 of the. Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, does resolve as follows: Description of 'Work SECTION 1* That the public; interest and convenience requires and it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Redlands,- California, to order the following work be done, to grit: 1 . Maintenance, operation and servicing of street lighting s authorized by Section 22525 of the Streets and Highways Code. 2 . Any and all; work and materials appurtenant thereto or which are necessary or convenient for the maintenance and servicing thereof. Location of work SECTION 2. The foregoing described work is to be located within roadway right-of-way and public utility easements at certain locations within the incorporated boundaries of the City of Redlands. More particularly described on maps which are on file in the City Clerk's office entitled 'Street Lighting District No. 111 . Description of Assessment District SECTION 3 . That the contemplated work, in the opinion of said City Council, is of more local than ordinary public benefit, and the said city Council hereby makes the expense of the said work chargeable upon a district, which said district is described a ' follows. All those certain territories of the City of Redlands included within the exterior boundary line shown upon certain maps entitled "Assessment Diagram Street Lighting District No. 1, 11 heretofore approved by the City Council of said City indicating by said boundary line the extent of the territory included within the proposed assessment district and which map is on file in the Office of the City Clerk of said City. Reference is hereby made to said map for further, full and more particular description of said assessment district, and the said map so on file shall govern for all details as to the extent of said assessment district. Report of the Engineer SECTION 4 . The City Council of said City by Resolution No. 4659 has approved the report of the Engineer of Work, which report indicates the amount of the proposed assessment, the district boundary, detailed description of improvements, and the method of assessment. The report titled "Engineer's Report, Street Lighting District No. 1 1994-91 Fiscal Year" is on file in the Office of the City Clerk of said City, and was prepared for the 1990-91 fiscal year in accordance with the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 . Reference to said report is hereby made for all particulars for the amount and extent of the assessments and for the extent of the work. Collection of Assessments SECTION 5. - The assessments shall be collected at the time and in the same manner as County taxes are collected. The Engineer of Work shall file a report annually with the City Council of said City and said Council w.111 annually conduct a hearing upon said report at their first regular meeting in June, at which time assessments for the next fiscal year will be determined. Time and Place of Hearing SECTION 6. Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of June, 1990, at the hour of 7: 00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at 212 Brookside Avenue, in the City of Redlands, any and all persons having any objections to the work or extent of the assessment district, may appear and show cause why said work should not be done or carried out in accordance with this Resolution of Intention. The City Council will consider all oral and written protests. 5 Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 SECTION 7. All the work herein proposed shall be done and carried through in pursuance of an act of the legislature of the State of California designated the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, being division 15 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California-. Assessment of Railroad, Gas, Mater, or Electric Utility or Electric Line Right-of-Way SECTION S. That by reference to Section 22595 of said Streets and Highways Code all railroad, gas , water or electric utility or electric line right-of -way included within said Street Lighting District No. 1 which will receive benefit will be assessed for said benefit.. Exclusion of Public Property SECTION 9. All lots or parcels belonging to public agencies shall be omitted from assessments to be made hereafter to cover the costs and expenses of the work. Publication of Resolution of Intention SECTION 10. Published notice shall be made pursuant to Section 6061 of the Government Code. The publication of notice of hearing shall be completed at least 10 days prior to the date of hearing. Certification SECTION 1 . The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution. APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 15thdayof May, 1990. � 1 M YC OF THE C '-y, b EE 1 DS .. ' ATTEST M t, CITI CEP . .. CITY OF REL? TSS, CALIFORNIA ENGINEER'S REPORT FOR STREET LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 1394-91 FISCAL YEAR SECTION 1 - AUTHORITY FOR REPORT This report is prepared by order of the City Council of the City of Redlands, California, pursuant to Resolution No. 4658 + This report is prepared in compliance with the requirements of Chapter 1 Article 4, and Chapter 3 , of Division 15 of: the Streets and Highway Cade of the State of California (The Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 . SECTION 2 - GENERAL DESCRIP'T'ION The City Council of the City of Redlands, California has heretofore elected to form Street Lighting District No. 1 and annex territories to said district. The boundaries of said district and annexations thereto are entitled 'Assessment Diagram of Street Lighting District No. 111 , and are on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Redlands. SECTION 3 - PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS' All street lights are or will be owned by the City of Redlands and provided electrical service by the Southern California Edison Company. The street light facilities will be constructed by, or under the supervision of the Southern California Edison Company.- Reference is hereby made to said plans and specifications and they are by reference= made a part of this report to the sane extent a if they were attached hereto. SECTION 4 - IMPROVEMENTS The Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 allows the confirmation o benefit assessments for the construction of improvements in addi- tion to maintenance and operation of existing facilities. Assess- ments will not be levied under Street Lighting District No. 1 to fundthe installation of street lights during the 1590-91. Fiscal: Year. Therefore, this report does not include any proposed benefit assessments for the installation of improvements for the 1990-91 Fiscal Year. SECTION 5 - ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM The assessment diagram has; been prepared and has been filed in the Office of the City Clerk for the original district and annexations thereto. The assessment diagram by reference is hereby made a part of this report to the same extent as if it was attached hereto. - 7 Since there were numerous locations as part of Annexation No. 1, they were identified on the diagram as 1-A, I-B, 1-C, etc, The same description will be used for identification within this report. SECTION" 6 - ESTIMATED ATED COSTS AND ASSESSMENTS Since the City owns the street lighting system,, all maintenance effort by the City should be allocated to the district as a direct cost, The Electrical Division of the Engineering Services Department has provided an analysis of their average cast per street light. Their costs for labor, insurance and retirement, administrative, materials and depreciation averages $0.75 per high pressure sodium vapor street light The Southern 'California Edison's LS-2 schedule effective February 1 1990 indicates the monthly all night multiple service charge as .31 for 100 watt and $4 . 95 for 150 watt high pressure sodium vapor lamps. These charges, when added to the City's costs result in the following: Lam atta e Monthly Casts Annual Costs lett? $4 . 07 $48 .84 150 5.71- 68. 52 Incidental costs will also be assessed to the benefiting properties. These _ expenses include the City's costs in administering the district and the cost of preparing the annual engineer's report. SECTION 7 - ASSESSMENT ROLL Following the City Council's public hearing on the 1990-91 Annual Engineer's Report and the confirmation of assessments for the 1990-91 Fiscal year, an assessment rollwillbe prepared:. The: assessment roll will include the assessment parcel number, the San Bernardino County Assessor's parcel number and the confirmed assessment for each parcel_. The assessment mall will be fired with the Redlands City Clerk and will subsequently be transmitted to the San Bernardino County Auditor/Tax Collector. SECTION 8 - PROPOSED BASIS FOR ASSESSMENTS The Redlands City Council has heretofore determined that it will be necessary to utilize the provisions of The Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 , a benefit assessment act, for the original district and the first annexation to the district and to assess benefiting pro- perties in proportion to the benefits that the various properties will receive. - .� The benefits the properties will receive will be assessed as incre- ments of units of benefit (U-0.B. ) . The district and the first annexation consist of various types of development having varying lot sizes. Since the street lights either have been or will be installed in accordance with customary spacing established by the City of Redlands there will be three assessment zones based upon street curb-to-curb width. Assessments proposed for individual lots< within Street Lighting District No. I will be for benefit received and will be determined based upon the three following assessment zones. Zone 1. This will include all lots having frontage on streets with curb separation less than 401 . Zone 2 . This will include all lots having frontage on streets with curb separations 401 or greater and less than 641 . Zone 3 . This will include all lots having frontage on streets with curb separation 641 or more. Each of these three assessment zones will have assessments levied in Units of Benefit which is defined as increments of loot frontage on public streets, rights-of-way or easements. The frontage length and the corresponding units of benefit are as follows: FRONTAGE LENGTH U.O. B. less than 1991 1 2001 to 2991 2 3001 to 3991 3 and so forth The unit of benefit (U.O. B. ) assessments for the three zones are calculated as follows: Zone 1. 100 watt high pressure sodium vapor luminaire has a monthly billing rate from the Southern California Edison Company and City Electrical Division cost of $4 . 07 . Since the spacing will be 2401+151 a spacing of 250" will be used in the calculation. $4-.07x 12 X 100' = $9 . 77 per U.O.B. 500 U.O.B. Zone 2 . 150 watt high pressure sodium vapor luminaire has a monthly billing rate from the Southern California Edison Company and City Electrical Division cost of $5 . 71 . Since the spacing will be 265'+15,1 a spacing of 2501 will be used in the.- calculation: $5.71 x 12 x 1001 = $13 . 70 per U.O. B. 500 U.O.B. _ 9 Zone 3 . 150 watt high pressure sodium vapor luminaire has a monthly billing rate from the Southern California Edison Company and City Electrical Division cost of $5 . 71 . Since the spacing will be 2151+151 a spacing of 2301 will be used in the calculation. $5. 71 x 12 x 1001 = $14.90 per .O. B.- 460 U.0.8. SECTION 9 - CALCULATION OF UNIT OF BENEFIT AND INCIDENTAL COSTS Original District - Parcel Map 11917 This is in Zone 2 and will have 33 units of benefit assessment. In addition there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 33 @ $13 .70 $ 452 . 10 incidental Expenses Administrative $1, 000. 00 Engineering 1, 000. 00 TOTAL $2 ,452 - 10 Annexation No. I - A - MS 185 This is in Zone 1 and will be have 3 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 3 @ $ 9 . 77 $ 29 . 31 Incidental Expenses Administrative 25. 00 Engineering 25. 00 TOTAL $ 79 . 31 - 10 - Annexation No. 1 - B - Parcel Map 11755 This is in Zone 3 and will be have 13 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 13 @ $14 . 90 $ 193 .70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 50. 00 Engineering 75. 00 TOTAL $ 318 . 70 Annexation No. 1 - C - Parcel Map 12061 This is in Zone 3 and will be have 17 units of benefit assessment. in addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 17 @ $27. 13 $ 253 . 30 incidental Expenses Administrative 50- 00 Engineering 75 .00 TOTAL $ 378 . 30 - 11 - Annexation No. I - D - MS 184 This is in one 2 and will be have 2 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 2 @ $13 .70 $ 27 . 40 Incidental Expenses Administrative 25 . 00 Engineering 25. 00 TOTAL $ 77 . 40 Annexation No. 1 - E - CUP 382 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 2 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows; Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 2 @ $13 .70 $ 27 -40 Incidental Expenses Administrative 25 . 00 Engineering 25 . 00 TOTAL $ 77 .40 - 12 - Annexation No. 1 - F - CRA 606 This is in Zone 1 and will be have 1 unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit I @ $9. 77 $ 9 .77 incidental Expenses Administrative 15. 00 Engineering 15. 00 TOTAL $ 39.77 Annexation No. 1 - G - CRA 486 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 5 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and, engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 5 @ $13 .70 $ 68 - 50 Incidental Expenses- Administrative xpensesAdministrative 5th.'0 Engineering 50. 00 TOTAL $ 168 . 50 - 13 - Annexation No. 1 - H - CUP 253 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 5 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs foradministration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 5 @ $13 . 70 $ 68 . 50 Incidental Expenses Administrative 50. 00 Engineering 50. 00 TOTAL $ 168 . 50 Annexation No. 1 - I - CRA 608 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 1 unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 1 @ $13 . 70 $ 13 . 70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 20. 00 Engineering 20.00 TOTAL $ 53 . 70 - 14 - Annexation No. 1 - J - CUP 519 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 1 unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit I @ $13 . 70 $ 13 .70 incidental Expenses Administrative 20. 00 Engineering 20. 00 TOTAL $ 53 .70 Annexation No. 1 - 1K - CUP 516 This is in Zone 3 and will be have 13 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit - 13 @ $14 .90 $ 19.3 . 70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 50. 00 Engineering 50 . 00 TOTAL $ 293 . 70 - 15 - Annexation No. I - L - CUP 518 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 1 unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 1 @ $13 . 70 $ 13 . 70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 20. 00 Engineering 20. 00 TOTAL $ 53 . 70 Annexation No. I - X - CUP 522 This is in Zone 2 and will be have I unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 1 @ $13 . 70 $ 13. 70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 20. 00 Engineering 20 . 00 TOTAL $ 53 . 70 - 16 - Annexation No. I - N - Tract 13947 This is in Zone 1 and will be have 35 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 35 @ $9. 77 $ 341.95 Incidental Expenses Administrative 10 . 00 Engineering 300. 00 TOTAL $ 741- 95 Annexation No. 1 - 0 - CUP 521 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 1 unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit I @ $13 . 70 $ 13 . 70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 20. 00 Engineering 20. 00 TOTAL $ 53 . 70 - 17 - Annexation NO. I - P - CUP 605 This is in Zone 1 and will be have 2 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 2 @ $9 .77 $ 19 . 54 Incidental Expenses Administrative 25. 00 Engineering 25. 00 TOTAL $ 69.54 Annexation No. I - Parcel Map 12087 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 3 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 3 @ $13 .70 $ 41. 10 Incidental Expenses Administrative 50. 00 Engineering 50. 00 TOTAL $ 141 . 10 - 18 - Annexation No. I - R - MS 182 This is in Zone 1 and will be have 2 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 2 @ $9 . 77 $ 19. 54 Incidental Expenses Administrative 25. 00 Engineering 25. 00 TOTAL $ 69 .54 Annexation No. I - S - CUP 278 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 4 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 4 @ $13 .70 $ 54 . 80 incidental Expenses Administrative 50. 00 Engineering 50-00 TOTAL $ 154 . 80 - 19 - Annexation No. 1 - V - CRA 346 This is in Zone 1 and will be have 1 unit of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 1 @ $9 .77 $ 9 . 77 incidental Expenses Administrative 20- 00 Engineering 20. 00 TOTAL $ 49 . 77 Annexation No. 1 - W - CRA 607 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 6 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit Incidental Expenses Administrative 50. 00 Engineering 50. 00 TOTAL $ 182 - 20 - 21 - Annexation No. 1 - X - Tract 12461 This is in one 1 and will be have 20 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 20 @ $9 . 77 $ 195 . 40 Incidental Expenses Administrative 100. 00 Engineering 100. 00 TOTAL $ 395. 40 Annexation No. 1 - Y - Parcel Map 12022 This is in Zone 2 and will be have 21 units of benefit assessment. In addition, there will be incidental costs for administration and engineering for the annual report and services during the fiscal year. The estimated costs and assessment are as follows: Assessment 1990-91 Unit of Benefit 21 @ $13 .70 $ 287 . 70 Incidental Expenses Administrative 200 . 00 Engineering 200. 00 TOTAL $ 687 . 70 - 22 - SECTION 10 ESTIMATED TED ASSESaM NTS FOR 1990-91 FISCAL YEAR Annexation 1 - A - XS 185 The lots 4 lots in Annexation 1. - A will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1001feet of lot; frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S .C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Tots in Annexation 1 NA = C A = $79.31 ,/ A: = $19 .83 Annexation 1 - B . Parcel Mag 11755 The 9 lots in Annexation 3 - B will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1001feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A '= Assessment C = Cost. of S. C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - NA = C A = $193 . 0 f A = $21.52 Annexation 1 -- C - Parcel Map 12061 The 6 lots in Annexation 1 C will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1001fet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cast.. ofS.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots ,in Annexation 1 C A = C A = $378. 30 / A = $63 . 05 - 23 Annexation 1 _- D MS 184 The 3 lots in Annexation 1 -- 0 will receive one emit of benefit assessment for 1001 feet of list frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows A = Assessment C = Cast of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - D NA = A: 77 . 40 / 3 A = $25. 80 Annexation 1 E CUP 382 The 2 lets in Annexation_ 1 - E will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100** feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows A = Assessment Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N - dumber of Lots in Annexation 1 P NA = A = $77.40 {' 2' = $38 .70 Annexation 1 - Com, 646 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 - F will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100' feet of lot frontage an accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment = east ofS.C. E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental, Expenses N = Number of Lets in Annexation 1 -, F NA = A = $39. 77 / A = $39 .77 4 Annexation I - G - CRA 486 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 - G will receive one unit of benefit assessment for IOVfeet of lot frontaqe in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S. C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - G NA = C A = $168. 50 f 1 A = $168. 50 Annexation 1 - H CUP 253 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 - H will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100" feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - H NA = C A = $168 .50 1 A = $168. 50 Annexation 1 - I CRA 608 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 - I will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100" feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - I NA = C A = $53.70 / 1 A = $53 .70 - 25 - Annexation 1 - J - CUP 519 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 - J will "receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100%feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows. A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - j NA = C A = $53.70 / l A = $ 3_.70 Annexation 1 - K - CLEF 516 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 K will receive one unit, of benefit assessment for 100% feet of legit frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots i Annexation 1 - M - CUP 522 The 1 lot in Annexation l - M will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1001 feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows. A: = Assessment Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Dots, in Annexation 1 ® N NA = A = $53 .70 / 1 A = $53 . 70 Annexation 1 N - Tract 13947 The 35 lots in Annexation 1 N will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100" feet of lot frontage in accordance: with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S. C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N" = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - N N.A = A = $741.95 35 A = $21.20 Annexation 1 0 CUP521 The I lot in Annexation. 1. Q will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1 - . feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report.. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment Cost of S.C.E. UnitofBenefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - 0 NA = C A = $53 .70' / 1: A = $53 .70 - 27 -- Annexation 1 - P - CUP 605 The 3 lots in Annexation I - P will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1001feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - P NA = C A = $23 - 18 Annexation I - Q - Parcel Map 12087 The 3 lots in Annexation I - Q will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100** feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 NA = C A = $141. 10 3 A = $47 . 03 Annexation I - R MS 182 The 2 lots in Annexation I R will receive one unit of benefit assessment 'for 100*, feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - R NA = C A = $69 . 54 / 2 A = $34 .77 - 28 - Annexation 1 - S - CUP 278 The 3 lots in Annexation> 1 S will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1001 feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows. A = Assessment Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental. Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - S NA = A = $154. 80 ,t 3 = $51 . 60 Annexation I - T - CUP 405 The 1 lot in; Annexation 1 - T will receive one unitof benefit assessment for 1001feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A, = Assessment = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental: Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - T NA A = $63.70 ,/ l A = $63 .70 Annexation 1 U - CRA 354 The 2 lots in Annexation 1 U will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 10 `fe t of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment Cost of S.G.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - U NA = A = $129. $0 f A = $64.90 9 Annexation 1 V - CRA 346 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 -- V will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 100' feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows; A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 NA = C = $49.77 1 A = $49.77 Annexation 1 - W CRA 607 The 1 lot in Annexation 1 - W will receive one emit of benefit assessment for 1041feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental. Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 -- NA = C A = $`182 .20 / 1 A = $182 .20 Annexation 1- - X Tract 12461 The 20 lots in Annexation 1 - X will receiveone 'unit' of benefit assessment for 100" feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows. A = Assessment C = Cast. of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation 1 - X NA = C A = $19.77 Annexation I - Y - Parcel Map 12022 The 11 lot in Annexation 1 - Y will receive one unit of benefit assessment for 1.00'feet of lot frontage in accordance with this report. The calculation for the assessments follows: A = Assessment C = Cost of S.C.E. Unit of Benefit and Incidental Expenses N = Number of Lots in Annexation I - Y NA = C A = $687. 70 / 11 A = $62 .52 The City Council will hold a public hearing on June 5, 1990, to consider confirming, or modifying and confirming, the foregoing assessments for the 1990-91 Fiscal Year for Street Lighting District No. 1. These assessments, if confirmed, will be trans- mitted to the San Bernardino County Auditor and collected along with taxes paid by property owners as is required by The Land- scaping and Lighting Act of 1972 . SECTION 11 - ORDER OF EVENTS 1. The city Council adopts a resolution ordering the preparation of the Engineer's Report. 2 . The City Council adopts a resolution preliminarily approving the Engineer's Report. 3 . The City Council adopts the resolution of intention specifying the district boundary and sets a time and place for a public hearing. 4 . The City Council conducts the public hearing, considers all testimony and determines whether to adopt the resolution confirming the annual assessments for the fiscal year. 31 - ,. Each subsequent year in May the Engineer of Work files report with the City Council outlining the proposed, assessments for the following fiscal year. 6. Each subsequent year in dune the City Council conducts a public hearing and approves or modifies and approves the individual assessments contained within the annual report. Submitted By Koek Christensen, 1 � Engineer of Work r Oc VA 3