Agenda packet — El Cerrito City Council, April 19, 2022 (part 1 of 2)

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AGENDA

REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 19, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

Members:

Mayor Gabe Quinto
Mayor Pro Tem Lisa Motoyama · Councilmember Janet Abelson Councilmember Paul Fadelli · Councilmember Tessa Rudnick Join Via Zoom:
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The City Council may continue to meet by teleconference, consistent with the Brown Act as amended by AB 361 (2021). Under the amended rules, the City will not provide a physical location for members of the public to participate in the teleconference meeting.

Members of the public can watch or listen to City Council meetings as follows:

1. Cable T.V. Broadcast on KCRT Channel 28

2. Radio Broadcast on FM 88.1 Or 97.7

3. Livestream Online at www.el-cerrito.org/CouncilMeetingMaterials

4. Via Zoom using the meeting information listed above.

Each period for public comment will be announced. Public Comments may be submitted one of two ways:
 Via Zoom using the “Raise Hand” icon to request to speak. If joining by phone, dial *9 to "raise your hand", and when prompted by the host, *6 to unmute/mute.  Via email to [email protected]. Email must contain in the subject line Public Comments – Not on the Agenda or Public Comments – agenda item #.

To ensure City Council receives your written comments prior to taking action, they must be received by 3:00 p.m. the day of the meeting. All written comments received by this deadline will be provided to the City Council and posted online in advance of the meeting.

Comments received after the deadline will be provided to the City Council and included with supplemental materials after the meeting. No written comments will be read into the record.

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7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL – CONVENE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING

1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OR OBSERVATION OF A

MOMENT OF SILENCE

2. TELECONFERENCE AND PUBLIC COMMENT INSTRUCTIONS

3. COUNCIL/STAFF COMMUNICATIONS
Reports of closed session, commission appointments and informational reports on matters of general interest which are announced by the City Council and staff.

4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
Remarks are typically limited to 3 minutes per person. The Mayor may reduce the time limit per speaker depending upon the number of speakers and may limit the total time for public comment to facilitate the completion of business on the agenda. Comments regarding non-agenda, presentation and consent calendar items will be heard first.

Comments related to items appearing on the Public Hearing or Policy Matter portions of the Agenda will be heard prior to the City Council taking action on each item.

5. ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR
All items on the consent calendar shall be acted upon in one motion, unless a member of the City Council or staff request separate consideration.

A. Approval of Minutes
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve the minutes from the meetings of March 1, 15, and April 5, 2022.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management B. Authorize City Council and City Advisory Body Meetings to be Held Via Teleconference Pursuant to Assembly Bill 361 (AB 361) Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution authorizing City Council and City Advisory Body meetings to be held via teleconference for a period of 30 days, and making related findings pursuant to AB 361.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management C. Amendment to Custodial Services Agreement with Universal Building Services
Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution authorizing the City Manager to extend the Recreation Department's custodial services agreement with Universal Building Services through the remainder of FY2021-22.

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Contact: Christopher Jones, Recreation Director, Recreation Department D. Parking Time Limit Modification in front of 11461 San Pablo Avenue Action Proposed: Approve resolution authorizing the Public Works Director/City Engineer to install thirty-six (36) feet of green curb markings with a parking time limit of thirty (30) minutes in front of 11461 San Pablo Avenue.

Contact: Roland Lambert, Associate Engineer; Ana Bernardes, Engineering Manager/Senior Engineer; Yvetteh Ortiz, Public Works Director/City Engineer, Public Works Department
E. Accept the Annual Report on Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 1988-1 for Fiscal Year 2022-23, and Adopt a Resolution of Intention to Order Improvements; and Set the Public Hearing as May 3, 2022
Action Proposed: Accept the Engineer’s Report specifying assessments for the Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District No. 1988-1 for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022-23 and adopt a Resolution of Intention to order improvements pursuant to the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972, and set the time, date, and place of the public hearing as May 3, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.

Contact: Sandra Dalida, Finance Director/Treasurer, Finance Department

6. PRESENTATIONS
A. El Cerrito Public Protection Classification Report
Action Proposed: Receive and file a presentation on the updated El Cerrito Public Protection Classification (PPC) rating.

Contact: Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief, Fire Department
B. RPTT Rebate Program Overview and Update
Action Proposed: Receive and file a presentation on the Real Property Transfer Tax (RPTT) Rebate Program
Contact: Keith Marks, Building Official; Melanie Mintz, Community Development Director, Community Development Department

7. PUBLIC HEARINGS
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8. POLICY MATTERS
A. Purchase a Replacement Type I Fire Engine
Action Proposed: Approve a resolution to authorize the lease purchase of a replacement fire engine from Hi-Tech Emergency Vehicle Services of Oakdale, California through a cooperative purchase order process based on competitive bid proposals from the City of San Jose.

Contact: Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief; Jose Castrejon, Battalion Chief; Brian Cheshareck, Fire Captain/Paramedic, Fire Department B. Study Session on First Responder Fees
Action Proposed: Receive and discuss a report and presentation on implementing First Responder Fees for medical services provided by the Fire Department and provide direction to staff.

Contact: Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief, Fire Department; Karen Pinkos, City Manager, City Management

9. CITY COUNCIL LOCAL & REGIONAL LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS
Mayor and City Council communications regarding local and regional liaison assignments and committee reports.

10. ADJOURN REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The next regularly scheduled City Council meeting is Tuesday, May 3, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.

The City of El Cerrito serves, leads and supports our diverse community by providing exemplary and innovative services, public places and infrastructure, ensuring public safety and creating an economically and environmentally sustainable future.
 Council Meetings can be heard live on FM Radio, KECG – 88.1 and 97.7 FM and viewed live on Cable TV - KCRT- Channel 28. The meetings are rebroadcast on Channel 28 the following Thursday and Monday at 12 noon, except on holidays. Live and On-Demand Webcast of the Council Meetings can be accessed from the City’s website http://www.el-cerrito.org/CouncilMeetingMaterials and is streamed with closed caption. Copies of the agenda bills and other written documentation relating to items of business referred to on the agenda are on file and available for public inspection in the Office of the City Clerk, at the El Cerrito Library and posted on the City’s website at www.el-cerrito.org prior to the meeting.
 In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk, 510-215-4305. Notification 48 hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this meeting. (28 CFR

35.102-35.104 ADA Title I).
 The Deadline for agenda items and communications is eight days prior to the next meeting by 12 noon, City Clerk’s Office, 10890 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, CA. Tel: 510-215–4305, email [email protected]
 IF YOU CHALLENGE A DECISION OF THE CITY COUNCIL IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE COUNCIL MEETING.

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ACTIONS CHALLENGING CITY COUNCIL DECISIONS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE TIME LIMITATIONS CONTAINED IN CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE SECTION 1094.6.  The City Council believes that late night meetings deter public participation, can affect the Council’s decision-making ability, and can be a burden to staff. City Council Meetings shall be adjourned by 11:00 p.m., unless extended to a specific time determined by a majority of the Council.

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Agenda Item No. 5.A.

EL CERRITO CITY COUNCIL DRAFT MINUTES

REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 1, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

Members:

Mayor Gabe Quinto
Mayor Pro Tem Lisa Motoyama · Councilmember Janet Abelson Councilmember Paul Fadelli · Councilmember Tessa Rudnick The City Council may continue to meet by teleconference, consistent with the Brown Act as amended by AB 361 (2021). Under the amended rules, the City will not provide a physical location for members of the public to participate in the teleconference meeting.

Members of the public can watch or listen to City Council meetings as follows:

1. Cable T.V. Broadcast on KCRT Channel 28

2. Radio Broadcast on FM 88.1 Or 97.7

3. Livestream Online at www.el-cerrito.org/CouncilMeetingMaterials

4. Via Zoom using the meeting information listed above.

Comments received after the deadline will be provided to the City Council and included with supplemental materials after the meeting. No written comments will be read into the record.

Join Via Zoom:
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or Dial in: 1-408-638-0968
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7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL – CONVENE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING Mayor Quinto called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM.

Present: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Absent: None

1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OR OBSERVATION OF A

MOMENT OF SILENCE

2. TELECONFERENCE AND PUBLIC COMMENT INSTRUCTIONS

3. COUNCIL/STAFF COMMUNICATIONS
Reports of closed session, commission appointments and informational reports on matters of general interest which are announced by the City Council and staff.

City Manager Pinkos - provided an update on current heath conditions, masking mandates, and in-person meetings.

Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama - reported on attendance at the Tom Bates JPA, and Park and Recreation Commission meeting
Councilmember Rudnick - announced registration open for El Cerrito Recreation Summer Camp programs and information on the David Hunter Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Mayor Quinto - announced letter sent in support of BART application for funding including El Cerrito Plaza Project, the passing of El Cerrito Resident Richard Bell, and reported on attendance at the League of California Cities Board of Director meeting and a brief overview of its advocacy efforts.

Comments related to items appearing on the Public Hearing or Policy Matter portions of the Agenda will be heard prior to the City Council taking action on each item.

Oral Public Comments:

Tenzin Rangdol - thanked the City Council for support of the Tibetan community; requested the Ukrainian flag be flown at City Hall as a sign of support.

Buddy Akacic - announced table tennis event at Hanna Gardens, Friday Senior Stroll and East Bay Senior Stroll on March 13.

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and procedures, and a community task force to explore more effective solutions.

James Lyons - on behalf of the Contra Costa County Red Cross Leadership Council, thanked the City Council for support of the Red Cross and detailed accomplishments and upcoming events in Contra Costa County.

5. ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR
All items on the consent calendar shall be acted upon in one motion, unless a member of the City Council or staff request separate consideration.

Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Rudnick/Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama Action:

Approved the consent calendar as indicated below. Ayes: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Noes: None
A. Approval of Minutes
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve the minutes from the meetings of January 19, February 1, 8, and 15, 2022.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved minutes with the following correction to the January 19, 2022 minutes: Agenda Item #9 City Council Local & Regional Liaison Assignments, correcting Councilmember Fadelli's announcement to reflect the Cal Cities Transportation, Communications, and Public Works Policy Committee.

B. Parent Teacher Association Proclamation
Action Proposed: At the request of Councilmember Abelson, approve a proclamation recognizing the occasion of the Parent Teacher Association's 125th anniversary.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
C. Women's History Month Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation designating March as “Women’s History Month” and March 8, 2022 as “International Women’s Day" in the City of El Cerrito.

Contact: Alexandra Orologas, Assistant City Manager, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
D. Prescription Drug Abuse Awareness Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation declaring March 2022 as Prescription Drug Abuse Awareness Month in the City of El Cerrito.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
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E. American Red Cross Month Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation declaring March 2022 as American Red Cross Month in the City of El Cerrito and encouraging all Americans to support this organization and its noble humanitarian mission.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
F. Arbor Week Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation declaring March 7 through March 14, 2022 as Arbor Week in the City of El Cerrito.

Contact: Stephen Prée, Environmental Programs Manager, Public Works Department
Action: Approved proclamation
G. Urban Forest Committee Appointment
Action Proposed: Approve an Urban Forest Committee recommendation to appoint Susan Kuchinskas to the Urban Forest Committee, effective March 1, 2022.

Contact: Stephen Prée, Environmental Programs Manager/City Arborist, Public Works Department; Will Provost, Operations and Environmental Services Division Manager, Public Works Department; Yvetteh Ortiz, Public Works Director/City Engineer, Public Works Department
Action: Approved appointment
H. Resolution Recognizing March 10, 2022 as the 63rd Anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising, and Affirm Support to the People of Tibet Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution declaring: 1) March 10, 2022, the 63rd anniversary of the Tibetan national uprising, as “Tibet Day” in the City of El Cerrito; and 2) Declaring El Cerrito's expression of solidarity with the Tibetan people and their just, peaceful, and nonviolent movement to remind the world of the ongoing suppression of human rights and freedom in Tibet and the continuous degradation of culture, religion, land, and identity of the Tibetan people by China.

Contact: Alexandra Orologas, Assistant City Manager, City Management Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-13

6. PRESENTATIONS
A. Contra Costa College Update
Action Proposed: Receive and file an introduction from the new Agenda Packet Page 9 of 297

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President and a brief update on Contra Costa College.

Contact: Dr. Tia Robinson-Cooper, President, Contra Costa College Presentation and Discussion: Presenters and staff responded to comments and questions raised by members of the council regarding pathways to public service, workforce development, and voter registration efforts.

Action: Received and filed.

7. PUBLIC HEARINGS

8. POLICY MATTERS
A. Transmittal and Presentation of FY 2020-21 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
Action Proposed: Receive and file the transmittal of and presentation on the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report Contact: Ahmed Badawi, President, Badawi & Associates
Presentation and Discussion: Presenters and staff responded to comments and questions raised by members of the council regarding agreement between city and auditor in the document's content, definition of structurally balanced, pension costs, fire rebates, understanding how the summary ties to the detailed funds, separation of enterprise and general fund money, successor agency funds, available housing funds, cashflow and Tax Revenue Anticipation Note (TRAN), healthy reserve levels, continuation of reporting for Redevelopment Agency Successor Agency, auditing in regard to the Municipal Services Corporation, average annual contributions to unfunded liabilities and retirement trends.

Public Comments: All written comments submitted prior to and during the meeting were posted online as supplemental materials and incorporated into the official meeting record. Written public comments for this item were received from Steve Price, Paul and Sue Duncan.

Action: Received and filed.

B. FY 2021-22 Mid-Year Budget Update
Action Proposed: Receive an update on City revenues and expenditures for the first six months of the fiscal year through December 31, 2021 and adopt a resolution authorizing amendment to the FY 2021- 22 budget and approving new spending limits.

Contact: Karen Pinkos, City Manager, City Management
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versus one-time expenses, unfunded liability, 115 trust, basis for Human Resources investigations, and recruitment costs.

Public Comments:

Dan Schulman - spoke in favor of adjustments as presented, an increase to Recreation programs, and support of a transportation focused position.

Moved/Seconded: Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama/Councilmember Abelson Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-14 Ayes: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Noes: None

9. CITY COUNCIL LOCAL & REGIONAL LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS
Mayor and City Council communications regarding local and regional liaison assignments and committee reports.

Mayor Quinto and Councilmember Fadelli - announced fundraising efforts for July 4th World One Celebration.

Councilmember Fadelli - reported on attendance at West Contra Costa Transportation Advisory Committee (WCCTAC) meeting.

Councilmember Abelson - reported on attendance at Planning Commission, Arts and Culture Commission, and Committee on Aging meetings.

Councilmember Rudnick - report on attendance at RecycleMore meeting.

Mayor Quinto - announced opening of The Joint Chiropractic, small business in the Safeway shopping center.

10. ADJOURN REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The meeting adjourned at 10:21 pm in memory of El Cerrito resident Richard Bell and in support of the people of Ukraine.

Gabe Quinto, Mayor
This is to certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the minutes of the City Council meeting of March 1, 2022 as approved by the El Cerrito City Council.

Holly M. Charléty, MMC, City Clerk
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EL CERRITO CITY COUNCIL DRAFT MINUTES

REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 15, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

Members:

Members of the public can watch or listen to City Council meetings as follows:

1. Cable T.V. Broadcast on KCRT Channel 28

2. Radio Broadcast on FM 88.1 Or 97.7

3. Livestream Online at www.el-cerrito.org/CouncilMeetingMaterials

4. Via Zoom using the meeting information listed above.

Comments received after the deadline will be provided to the City Council and included with supplemental materials after the meeting. No written comments will be read into the record.
7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL – CONVENE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING Mayor Quinto called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM.

Present: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Absent: None Join Via Zoom:
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1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OR OBSERVATION OF A

MOMENT OF SILENCE

2. TELECONFERENCE AND PUBLIC COMMENT INSTRUCTIONS

3. COUNCIL/STAFF COMMUNICATIONS
Reports of closed session, commission appointments and informational reports on matters of general interest which are announced by the City Council and staff.

City Manager Pinkos - provided an update on public health conditions, current mask regulations, local emergency and preparing for returning to in-person meetings; announced tentative limited duration sublease of the San Pablo modular building Kensington Police and Protections.

Councilmember Fadelli - reported on attendance at the Urban Forest Committee, recent earthquake in Hillside Natural Area and need to focus on emergency drills.

A. City Council Financial Ad-Hoc Committee Update
Councilmember Rudnick - provided update on subcommittee and recommended the subcommittee continued to meet and provide feedback until the City if off the State Auditor’s high risk list.

Councilmember Motoyama – added that the subcommittee would be submitting the City’s Fiscal Sustainability Plan to the State Auditor as a part of the semi-annual process update.

Comments related to items appearing on the Public Hearing or Policy Matter portions of the Agenda will be heard prior to the City Council taking action on each item.

All written comments submitted prior to and during the meeting were posted online as supplemental materials and incorporated into the official meeting record. Written public comments for matters not on the agenda were received from Dave Weinstein and Cordell Hindler; and presentation item #6C from Sherry Drobner, Michael Freeman, Tomi Nagai-Rothe, Helen Dickey, Fred Bialy, and William Ktsanes.

Oral Public Comments:

Dave Weinstein, President of El Cerrito Trail Trekker – provided an update of the Trail Trekkers and its natural preservation efforts.

Tomi Nagai-Rothe – spoke regarding the city's unhoused residents, city response and procedures, and urged for more creative solutions.

Carolyn Wysinger – spoke of her newly appointed role by the County Supervisor as the alternate district representative to the Library Commission.

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5. ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR
All items on the consent calendar shall be acted upon in one motion, unless a member of the City Council or staff request separate consideration.

Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Abelson/Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama Action:

Approved A, B, & D on the consent calendar as indicated below. Ayes: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Noes: None
A. Authorize City Council and City Advisory Body Meetings to be Held Via Teleconference Pursuant to Assembly Bill 361 (AB 361) Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution authorizing City Council and City Advisory Body meetings to be held via teleconference for a period of 30 days, and making related findings pursuant to AB 361.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-15
B. Annual Progress Report for General Plan & Housing Element Action Proposed: Receive and file the attached 2021 Annual Progress Report on the General Plan and Housing Element.

Contact: Diego Romero, Assistant Planner; Sean Moss, Planning Manager, Community Development Department
Action: Received and filed.

C. Annual Parcel Assessment for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Program and Drainage Maintenance Activities for Fiscal Year 2022-23
Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution establishing the annual parcel assessment for the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program and Drainage Maintenance activities at the current rate of $38.00 per Equivalent Runoff Unit (ERU) and authorizing the Contra Costa County Flood Control & Water Conservation District to adopt Stormwater Utility Area (SUA) levies based on said amount for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022-23.

Contact: Will Provost, Operations + Environmental Services Division Manager, Public Works Department; Yvetteh Ortiz, Public Works Director/City Engineer, Public Works Department
Discussion: Presenters and staff responded to comments and questions raised by members of the council regarding funding needs, and stormwater program needs.

Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Fadelli/Councilmember Rudnick Action: Pulled from consent by Councilmember Fadelli, approved Resolution No. 2022-16 Ayes: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Noes: None
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D. El Cerrito del Norte Transit-Oriented Development Complete Streets Improvement Project - Cooperative Agreement No. 04-2847 Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution approving Cooperative Agreement No. 04-2847 (Agreement) between the State of California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and the City of El Cerrito (City) for the Plans, Specifications and Estimate and Right-of-Way components of the El Cerrito del Norte Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Complete Streets Improvement Project and authorizing the City Manager to execute the Agreement.

Contact: Yvetteh Ortiz, Public Works Director/City Engineer, Public Works Department
Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-17

6. PRESENTATIONS
A. Proclamation for Officer of the Year
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation commending and congratulating Michael Olivieri as the 2021 Officer of the Year.

Contact: Paul Keith, Chief of Police, Police Department Moved/Seconded: Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama/Councilmember Abelson Action: Approved proclamation Ayes: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Noes: None
B. Proclamation for Professional Staff of the Year
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation commending and congratulating Property and Evidence Specialist Kent Ringgenberg as the 2021 Professional Staff of the Year.

Contact: Paul Keith, Chief of Police, Police Department Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Abelson/Councilmember Rudnick Action: Approved proclamation. Ayes: Mayor Quinto, Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Abelson, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Noes: None
C. Contra Costa County CORE Program Overview
Action Proposed: Receive and file a presentation and overview of the Contra Costa County Coordinated Outreach Referral, Engagement (C.O.R.E.) program and services provided in the City of El Cerrito.

Contact: Jenny Robbins, Chief of Programs, Contra Costa County Health and Homeless Services
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them, case management and capacity, services provided with direct city funding, potential funding from Measure X, relationship to 988 program, dispatch process, amount of repeated responses to individuals, average age of individuals provided service, resistance to accepting services, permanent housing options and timing, sufficiency of beds available in west county, and collaboration with other non-profits.

Action: Received and filed
D. Arts and Culture Commission Work Plan
Action Proposed: Receive and file a presentation from the Arts and Culture Commission on their 2021 accomplishments and 2022 Work Plan.

Contact: Alison Cooper, Chair; Alexandra Orologas, Assistant City Manager/Staff Liaison, City Management
Presentation and Discussion: Presenters and staff responded to comments and questions raised by members of the council regarding the amount of available funds, phases of utility box program, poet laureates at July 4th celebration, and city art banners.

Action: Received and filed.

7. PUBLIC HEARINGS

8. POLICY MATTERS

9. CITY COUNCIL LOCAL & REGIONAL LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS Mayor and City Council communications regarding local and regional liaison assignments and committee reports.

10. ADJOURN REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting adjourned at 9:12 PM.

Gabe Quinto, Mayor
This is to certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the minutes of the City Council meeting of March 15, 2022 as approved by the El Cerrito City Council.

Holly M. Charléty, MMC, City Clerk
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EL CERRITO CITY COUNCIL DRAFT MINUTES

REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 5, 2022 – 7:00 p.m.

Members:

Members of the public can watch or listen to City Council meetings as follows:

1. Cable T.V. Broadcast on KCRT Channel 28

2. Radio Broadcast on FM 88.1 Or 97.7

3. Livestream Online at www.el-cerrito.org/CouncilMeetingMaterials

4. Via Zoom using the meeting information listed above (Closed captioning available)
Each period for public comment will be announced. Public Comments may be submitted one of two ways:
 Via Zoom using the “Raise Hand” icon to request to speak. If joining by phone, dial *9 to "raise your hand", and when prompted by the host, *6 to unmute/mute.  Via email to [email protected]. Email must contain in the subject line Public Comments – Not on the Agenda or Public Comments – agenda item #.

To ensure City Council receives your written comments prior to taking action, they must be received by 4:00 p.m. the day of the meeting. All written comments received by this deadline will be provided to the City Council and posted online in advance of the meeting. Comments received after the deadline will be provided to the City Council and included with supplemental materials after the meeting. No written comments will be read into the record.
7:00 P.M. ROLL CALL – CONVENE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM.

Present: Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Absent: Mayor Quinto, Councilmember Abelson Join Via Zoom:
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1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OR OBSERVATION OF A

MOMENT OF SILENCE

2. TELECONFERENCE AND PUBLIC COMMENT INSTRUCTIONS

3. COUNCIL/STAFF COMMUNICATIONS
Reports of closed session, commission appointments and informational reports on matters of general interest which are announced by the City Council and staff.

City Manager Pinkos - provided an update on public health conditions.

Councilmember Rudnick - reported attendance at East Bay Regional Communication System Authority Board of Directors (EBRCSA) meeting and Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) Interfaith Freedom Seder Passover celebration; announced April 28th Holocaust Remembrance Day event.

Councilmember Fadelli - reported attendance at the Cal Cities East Bay division meeting, BART operations staff on cable outage on Richmond/El Cerrito line; announced World One festival fundraising efforts for July 4th celebrations and major donations received,
Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama - reported upcoming attendance conference regarding housing and available grants for ADU's; announcements centenarian recognition of Earle Carr, Gertrude Crespan, Jacqueline Hetman, and Josephine Knoll; and reported letter of personal support sent by Mayor Quinto in support of MCE funding request; shared the passing of El Cerrito resident Miguel Espino.

Comments related to items appearing on the Public Hearing or Policy Matter portions of the Agenda will be heard prior to the City Council taking action on each item.

All written comments submitted prior to and during the meeting were posted online as supplemental materials and incorporated into the official meeting record. Written public comments for matters not on the agenda were received from Dick Patterson (Chair of the Financial Advisory Board), Howdy Goudey, and Cordell Hindler; and consent item #5.J. from Kay Starkweather, Gary Prost, Dianne Brenner, Sue and Paul Duncan, and Nick Zamorano.

Oral Public Comments:

Peter - commented on improvement of public health conditions and requested revisiting or lifting the local emergency.

Buddy Akacic - spoke regarding the mask mandate, in favor or returning to inperson meetings, support of the centenarian recognition, and asked for a moment of silence for Miguel Espino.

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Xiaomei Song - shared remarks of challenges with rental and eviction moratorium as a small landlord.

Dan Pan - spoke regarding lifting of the local eviction moratorium and the need for protections for landlords.

Al Miller - spoke in support of the National Library Week Proclamation, importance of libraries, and announced new interest free loan program through Stege Sanitary for lateral repairs.

Rachel Rose Kind – District 1 Library Commissioner, spoke regarding partnership with libraries and local communities, National Library Week, recognition of El Cerrito Library staff, and need for new library facility in El Cerrito.

Sue Duncan - spoke in support of the Wildfire Preparedness Resolution, and not in support of returning to in person meetings.

Rabbi Yanky Bell - spoke in support of the Education and Sharing Day proclamation.

5. ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR
All items on the consent calendar shall be acted upon in one motion, unless a member of the City Council or staff request separate consideration.

Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Rudnick/Councilmember Fadelli Action:

Approved items A-F and H-M on the consent calendar as indicated below.

Ayes: Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember Rudnick Absent: Mayor Quinto, Councilmember Abelson Noes: None A. National Library Week Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation declaring April 3-9, 2022 as National Library Week in the City of El Cerrito and encourage all residents to visit the library.

Contact: Heidi Goldstein, Senior Community Library Manager, Contra Costa County Library
Action: Approved proclamation
B. Proclamation Recognizing Education and Sharing Day
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation declaring April 12, 2022 as Education and Sharing Day in the City of El Cerrito and to raise awareness and strengthen the education of our children.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
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C. Earth Day Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation declaring Saturday, April 23, 2022 as “Earth Day” in the City of El Cerrito and encouraging all residents and businesses to help make El Cerrito a greener, healthier, more sustainable place for all.

Contact: Will Provost, Operations + Environmental Services Manager, Public Works Department
Action: Approved proclamation
D. Sexual Assault Awareness Month Proclamation
Action Proposed: Approve a proclamation declaring April 2022 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in the City of El Cerrito, and encouraging everyone to support anti-sexual violence advocates and service programs in the belief that all community members must be part of the solution to end sexual violence.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
E. Alcohol Awareness Month Proclamation
Action Proposed: Pass a motion to approve a proclamation designating April 2022 as Alcohol Awareness Month in El Cerrito.

Contact: Holly M. Charlety, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved proclamation
F. Letter of Support for Assembly Bill (AB) 1814
Action Proposed: At the request of Mayor Quinto, pass a motion to authorize the Mayor to sign a letter of support for AB 1814 related to funding for transportation electrification.

Contact: Holly Charléty, City Clerk, City Management
Action: Approved letter
G. Letter of Support for MCE Federal Funding Request
Action Proposed: At the request of Mayor Quinto, pass a motion authorizing the Mayor to sign a letter in support of MCE's federal funding request for three projects designed to confront the climate crisis by eliminating fossil fuel greenhouse gas emissions and to create equitable, environmental, and economic community benefits.

Contact: Holly Charléty, City Clerk, City Management
Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Fadelli/Councilmember Rudnick Action: Pulled from consent by Councilmember Fadelli. Passed a motion to approve the letter with revisions to the three sections of funding requested to reflect where the funds would be appropriated from.

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Ayes: Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Fadelli,
Councilmember Rudnick Absent: Mayor Quinto, Councilmember Abelson Noes: None
H. Letter of Support for Senate Bill (SB) 847
Action Proposed: At the request of Mayor Quinto, pass a motion authorizing the Mayor to sign a letter in support of SB 847 pertaining to rental assistance for landlords and tenants who do not qualify for assistance under the state Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved letter
I. Economic Development Committee Appointment
Action Proposed: Approve one Economic Development Committee recommendation to appoint a new member, Christopher Bunting, effective April 5, 2022.

Contact: Aissia Ashoori, Senior Program Manager, Community Development Department
Action: Approved appointment
J. Resolution Declaring May 7, 2022 as “National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day”
Action Proposed: At the request of Councilmember Fadelli, adopt a Resolution Declaring May 7, 2022 as “National Wildfire Community Preparedness Day” in the City of El Cerrito.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-18
K. Resolution in Support of Ukraine
Action Proposed: At the request of Mayor Quinto, adopt a resolution condemning the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine and Expressing Support of Ukraine and the Ukrainian People.

Contact: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-19
L. Amendments to Existing Agreements with Multiple Firms for OnCall Building Services Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute amendments to the existing professional services agreements with four consulting firms providing on-call building services to extend the terms an additional 18 months; and to increase the amount for FY 2021- 22 for one firm by $250,000.

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Contact: Keith Marks, Building Official; Jen Bright, Management Assistant; Melanie Mintz, Community Development Director, Community Development Department
Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-20
M. Authorize Annual Report for Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District for Fiscal Year 2022-23
Action Proposed: Adopt a resolution directing NBS Local Government Solutions (NBS) to prepare and file the annual Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District No. 1988-1 report for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022-23.

Contact: Sandra Dalida, Finance Director/City Treasurer, Finance Department
Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-21

6. PRESENTATIONS
A. El Cerrito Library Update
Action Proposed: Receive and file a brief update on Contra Costa County Library activities, resources, and National Library Week.

Contact: Heidi Goldstein, Senior Community Library Manager, Contra Costa County Library
Action: Received and filed
B. Urban Forest Committee Work Plan
Action Proposed: Receive and file a presentation from the Urban Forest Committee on Fiscal Year 2020 and 2021 Accomplishments, and Fiscal Year 2022 and 2023 Work Plan.

Contact: Robin Mitchell, Chair, Urban Forest Committee; Stephen Prée, Environmental Programs Manager, Public Works Department Presentation and Discussion: Presenters and staff responded to comments and questions raised by members of the council regarding prior survey and basis for data, skills needed for existing committee vacancies, committee collaboration on wildfire prevention issues, home hardening guidelines and conflict with the desire to increase the number of trees in the city, and the process to request planting new trees in the city.

Action: Received and filed

7. PUBLIC HEARINGS

8. POLICY MATTERS
A. Amendment to Agreement for Services between the Kensington Fire Protection District and the City of El Cerrito
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Action Proposed: Adopt a Resolution approving the Fourth Amendment to the Agreement for Services between the Kensington Fire Protection District and the City of El Cerrito that establishes a sixmonth financial reserve.

Contact: Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief, Fire Department; Karen Pinkos, City Manager, City Management; Bill Hansell, General Manager, Kensington Fire Protection District
Presentation and Discussion: Presenters and staff responded to comments and questions raised by members of the council regarding purpose of the prior increase to reserve levels, effect on ability for disaster preparedness, security of resources to pay the El Cerrito contract, and recent revenue trends.

Moved/Seconded: Councilmember Rudnick /Councilmember Fadelli Action: Approved Resolution No. 2022-22. Ayes: Mayor Pro Tem Motoyama, Councilmember Fadelli, Councilmember
Rudnick Absent: Mayor Quinto, Councilmember Abelson Noes: None

9. CITY COUNCIL LOCAL & REGIONAL LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS Mayor and City Council communications regarding local and regional liaison assignments and committee reports.

Councilmember Fadelli - announced discussion of potentially forming an East Bay Joint Powers Authority and the potential to fold this concept into the Hills Emergency Forum.

10. ADJOURN REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting adjourned at 8:53 PM in memory of El Cerrito Resident Miguel Espino.

Gabe Quinto, Mayor
This is to certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the minutes of the City Council meeting of April 5, 2022 as approved by the El Cerrito City Council.

Holly M. Charléty, MMC, City Clerk
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AGENDA BILL
Agenda Item No. 5.B.

Date: April 19, 2022
To: El Cerrito City Council
From: Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk, City Management
Subject: Authorize City Council and City Advisory Body Meetings to be Held Via Teleconference Pursuant to Assembly Bill 361 (AB 361)

ACTION PROPOSED
Adopt a resolution authorizing City Council and City Advisory Body meetings to be held via teleconference for a period of 30 days, and making related findings pursuant to AB 361.

BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS
All meetings of the City Council and the City’s other legislative bodies are open and public, as required by the Brown Act, so that any member of the public may attend, participate, and watch the City’s legislative bodies conduct their business. On March 17, 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-29-20 suspending certain provisions of the Brown Act in order to allow local legislative bodies to conduct meetings telephonically or by other means in order to slow the spread of COVID-19. As a result of Executive Order N-29-20, staff set up virtual meetings for all City Council meetings and other City legislative bodies. On June 11, 2021, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-08-21, which, effective September 30, 2021, ended the provisions of Executive Order N-29-20 that allowed local legislative bodies to conduct meetings telephonically or by other means.

On September 16, 2021, the Governor signed Assembly Bill 361 ("AB 361") into law which provides the ability for legislative bodies to continue meetings via teleconferencing under specified conditions and includes a requirement that the legislative body make specified findings. AB 361 took effect upon the expiration of Executive Order N-29-20 on October 1, 2021. AB 361 allows a local agency legislative body to hold a meeting utilizing teleconferencing without complying with the standard teleconferencing requirements if certain conditions exist and the legislative body makes certain findings by a majority vote in order to use the bill's exemptions to the Brown Act teleconferencing rules. Any such findings are effective for a period of 30 days, after which such findings must again be declared in order to continue meeting under the provisions of AB 361.

To date, the City Council has adopted resolutions making the necessary findings for the period between October 5, 2021 through April 20, 2022. Staff is requesting that the City Council again adopt the proposed resolution, directing staff to continue facilitating all meetings of the City of El Cerrito and City Advisory Bodies pursuant to the requirements of AB 361 in order to better ensure the health and safety of the public. If adopted, this resolution would be in effect for the 30 day period of April 21, 2022 - May 21, 2022. The Agenda Packet Page 24 of 297
Agenda Item No. 5.B.
attached resolution makes the findings to confirm the current conditions to allow teleconference meetings pursuant to AB 361 for the City Council and on behalf of all of the commissions and committees created by the City Council pursuant to Government Code section 54952(b). The attached resolution also authorizes hybrid meetings held both via teleconference and in-person. This resolution will allow members of the public to safely observe and participate in local government teleconference meetings during the continued pandemic.

If a meeting is held via teleconference, including a hybrid meeting, the following requirements apply under AB 361:

1. Notices and agenda requirements remain the same under the Brown Act;

2. No physical location is required for public attendance or public comment. However, the public must be able to access and participate in the meeting through a call-in or an internet-based service, and instructions for how to participate must appear in the posted notices or agenda;

3. Teleconference meetings must protect the statutory and constitutional rights of the parties and the public;

4. If there is any disruption of the call-in or internet-based service, the agency must suspend the meeting until the problem is fixed;

5. Legislative bodies may allow public comments to be submitted prior to a meeting but must also allow the public to participate in real time through call-in or internet-based service;

6. If an internet-based service requires registration through a third-party, individuals can be required to register with the third-party to participate in the meeting; and

7. When providing a public comment period, whether after each item or during a general comment period, a legislative body must allow reasonable time for members of the public to comment and must also include reasonable time for members to register with a third-party host if applicable.

In order to continue to hold teleconference or hybrid meetings, the City Council must continue to declare every 30 days that either (i) the state of emergency continues to directly impact the ability of the members to meet safely in person, or (ii) State or local officials continue to impose or recommend measures to promote social distancing.

STRATEGIC PLAN CONSIDERATIONS
This action is aligned with Goal E: Ensure the Public's Health and Safety.

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
The City Attorney has reviewed and legal considerations have been addressed.

Reviewed by:

Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Attachments:

1. Resolution

2. Contra Costa County Recommendations for Safe Public Meetings Agenda Packet Page 26 of 297
RESOLUTION 2022-XX

A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CITY COUNCIL AND CITY ADVISORY BODY MEETINGS TO BE HELD VIA TELECONFERENCE FOR THE 30-DAY PERIOD BEGINNING APRIL 21, 2022 AND MAKING RELATED FINDINGS PURSUANT TO AB 361
WHEREAS, all meetings of the City of El Cerrito’s legislative bodies are open and public, as required by the Brown Act, so that any member of the public may attend, participate, and watch the City’s legislative bodies conduct their business; and WHEREAS, in addition to the City Council, the City’s legislative bodies include all boards, commissions, and committees created by the City Council pursuant to Government Code section 54952(b) (hereafter “Advisory Bodies”); and WHEREAS, on March 4, 2020, the State of California declared a statewide emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic; and
WHEREAS, on March 10, 2020, the County of Contra Costa adopted Resolution 2020-92 declared a countywide emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic; and WHEREAS, on March 13, 2020, the City Council adopted Resolution 2020-12 declaring a citywide emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic; and WHEREAS, on March 17, 2020, the Governor signed Executive Order N-29-20 suspending certain provisions of the Brown Act in order to allow local legislative bodies to conduct meetings telephonically or by other means; and WHEREAS, as a result of Executive Order N-29-20, staff set up teleconference meetings for all City Council meetings and all Advisory Body meetings; and WHEREAS, on June 11, 2021, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-08- 21 which ended the applicable provisions of Executive Order N-29-20 on September 30, 2021; and
WHEREAS, on September 16, 2021, the Governor signed AB 361 (2021) into law allowing legislative bodies to continue to conduct meetings via teleconferencing under specified conditions, including the requirement that the legislative body make specified findings. AB 361 (2021) took effect immediately; and
WHEREAS, AB 361 (2021) requires that, if a state of emergency remains active, or state or local officials have imposed or recommended measures to promote social distancing, the legislative body shall make findings that it reconsidered the circumstances of the state of emergency and that either the state of emergency continues to directly impact the ability of the members to meet safely in person, or state or local officials continue to impose or recommend measures to promote social distancing; and Agenda Packet Page 27 of 297
WHEREAS, such conditions now exist in the City, specifically, a State of Emergency due to COVID-19 continues and on March 1, 2022, the Contra Costa County Health Officer issued updated recommendations for safely holding public meetings; and WHEREAS, the Contra Costa County Health Officer’s recommendations for safely holding public meetings include, but are not limited to, holding online meetings, as they present the lowest risk of virus transmission, and imposing social distancing measures for in-person meetings; and
WHEREAS, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) continues to recommend physical distancing of at least 6 feet from others outside of the household; and
WHEREAS, since issuance of Executive Order N-08-21, the highly contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 has emerged, causing an increase in COVID-19 cases throughout the State; and
WHEREAS, COVID-19 cases rates remain high with the Omicron variant being predominant, the City is concerned about the health and safety of all individuals who intend to attend City Council and Advisory Body meetings; and WHEREAS, the City Council hereby finds, acting as a legislative body pursuant to Government Code section 54952(a) and for the benefit of City Advisory Body created by the City Council pursuant to Government Code section 54952(b), that the presence of COVID-19 and the Delta and Omicron variants would present imminent risks to the health or safety of attendees, staff, and members of the City Council and Advisory Bodies, should those bodies hold entirely in-person meetings, and that state or local officials continue to impose or recommend measures to promote social distancing; and WHEREAS, teleconference meetings may include hybrid meetings, in which all or some members of the City Council or Advisory Body meet in person while others attend by teleconference, and members of the public are either allowed to participate only by teleconference or both in person and by teleconference (“hybrid meetings”). The purpose of hybrid meetings is to allow for multiple modes of attending meetings while reducing the risks of COVID-19, including the Delta and Omicron variants; and WHEREAS, the City shall ensure that all City Council and City Advisory Body meetings subject to AB 361 (2021), including hybrid meetings, comply with the provisions required by AB 361 (2021) for holding teleconferenced meetings.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of El Cerrito that it hereby makes the following findings:

1. The above recitals are true and correct, and incorporated into this resolution.

2. In compliance with AB 361 (2021), and in order to continue to conduct teleconference meetings pursuant thereto, the City Council hereby finds that:
a. The City Council has considered the circumstances of the state of emergency; and
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b. The state of emergency, as declared by the Governor, and the local emergency proclaimed by the City Council, continue to directly impact the ability of the City Council and the Advisory Bodies, as well as staff and members of the public, from meeting safely in person; and c. The CDC and the Contra Costa County Health Officer continue to recommend social distancing due to COVID-19 and as a result of the presence of COVID-19 and the Delta and Omicron variants, meeting in person would present imminent risks to the health or safety of attendees, the members of City Council and the City’s Advisory Bodies, and staff.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that city staff is directed to facilitate any teleconference meetings of the City Council and City Advisory Bodies subject to AB 361 (2021), including any hybrid meetings, pursuant to the requirements of AB 361 (2021) in order to better ensure the health and safety of the public.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall be in effect for the 30 day period of April 21, 2022 through May 21, 2022. The City Council may reconsider the circumstances necessitating this resolution within 30 days of the adoption of this resolution.

I CERTIFY that at a regular meeting on April 19, 2022, the City Council of the City of El Cerrito passed this Resolution by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

IN WITNESS of this action, I sign this document and affix the corporate seal of the City of El Cerrito on April , 2022.
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Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk
APPROVED:
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Gabe Quinto, Mayor
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFELY HOLDING PUBLIC MEETINGS
Each local government agency is authorized to determine whether to hold public meetings in person, on-line (teleconferencing only), or via a combination of methods. The following are recommendations from the Contra Costa County Health Officer to minimize the risk of COVID 19 transmission during a public meeting.

1. Online meetings (i.e. teleconferencing meetings) are strongly recommended as these meetings present the lowest risk of transmission of SARS CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID 19. This is particularly important in light of the current community prevalence rate as of March 1, 2022.

Our current trends as of March 1, 2022 in Covid-19 case rate, Covid-19 test positivity, and Covid19 hospitalizations are decreasing, but cases rates remain high with the Omicron variant of Covid-19 being the predominant variant identified, the impact of which on the spread of Covid19 has shown to dramatically increase COVID-19 transmission.

2. If a local agency determines to hold in-person meetings, offering the public the opportunity to attend via a call-in option or an internet-based service option is recommended, when possible, to give those at higher risk of and/or higher concern about COVID-19 an alternative to participating in person.

3. A written safety protocol should be developed and followed. It is recommended that the protocol require social distancing – i.e., six feet of separation between attendees – and face masking of all attendees.

4. Seating arrangements should allow for staff and members of the public to easily maintain at least six-foot distance from one another at all practicable times.

5. Consider holding public meetings outdoors. Increasing scientific consensus is that outdoor airflow reduces the risk of COVID-19 transmission compared to indoor spaces. Hosting events outdoors also may make it easier to space staff and members of the public at least 6 feet apart.

6. Current evidence is unclear as to the added benefit of temperature checks in addition to symptom checks. We encourage focus on symptom checks as they may screen out individuals with other Covid-19 symptoms besides fever and help reinforce the message to not go out in public if you are not feeling well.

7. Consider a voluntary attendance sheet with names and contact information to assist in contact tracing of any cases linked to a public meeting.

Revised 3-1-2022
Sefanit Mekuria, MD, MPH
Deputy Health Officer, Contra Costa County
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AGENDA BILL
Agenda Item No. 5.C.

Date: April 19, 2022
To: El Cerrito City Council
From: Christopher Jones, Recreation Director, Recreation Department Subject: Amendment to Custodial Services Agreement with Universal Building Services

ACTION PROPOSED
Adopt a resolution authorizing the City Manager to extend the Recreation Department's custodial services agreement with Universal Building Services through the remainder of FY2021-22.

BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS
On February 1, 2022, the City entered into an agreement with Universal Building Services (UBS) to provide temporary custodial services at City Hall, the Corporation Yard, the Recycling Center and the Swim Center due to the last minute resignation of one of the City's Custodians. The original agreement was for UBS to provide temporary custodial services between February and May 2022 in order to allow the standard amount of time for a recruitment process to fill the vacant position. UBS was already performing custodial services, through a separate agreement, at the El Cerrito Library in a satisfactory manner. Utilizing UBS at the additional City facilities for the City's temporary needs instead of issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for custodial services allowed the City to maintain and continue critical cleaning and disinfecting needs, without interruption, during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to custodial services, the City also purchases cleaning supplies from UBS for City parks, the El Cerrito Library, and the three fire stations within El Cerrito and Kensington.

Given the higher than normal number of staff recruitments that the City has been working through, the custodial position remains vacant. City staff is recommending that the City Council authorize the City Manager to amend the Recreation Department's custodial services agreement with UBS to extend the agreement through May and June 2022 in order to maintain services.

Pursuant to Resolution 2017-71A, services and purchases made from a single vendor (either individually or collectively within one fiscal year) over $45,000 requires City Council approval. The total cost of the two service agreements and the purchase of custodial supplies from UBS is projected to be close to $55,000 by the end of this fiscal year, which exceeds the City Manager's spending authority of $45,000 by $10,000.

The breakdown of costs of services and supplies is detailed in Table 1 below:

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TABLE 1 - FY2022 PROJECTED UBS EXPENDITURES
Service/Supplies Purchases Amount
Annual Library Custodial Services $12,720
Temporary Custodial Services, Feb - April 2022 (City Hall, Corporation Yard, Recycling Center & Swim Center)
$16,251
Extended Custodial Services, May - June 2022 $12,334
Annual Parks and Library Supplies - Projected $4,000
Annual Fire Stations Supplies - Projected $8,000
Contingency for additional supplies or services - Projected $1,695 Total UBS Services & Supplies - Projected $55,000

STRATEGIC PLAN CONSIDERATIONS
This item is consistent with Strategic Plan Goal A: Deliver exemplary government services.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
The cost for this request is covered by the current Fiscal Year 2022 City budget in the Recreation Department. No amendments to the budget are required.

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
The City Attorney has reviewed the proposed action and found that legal considerations have been addressed.

Reviewed by:

Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Attachments:

1. Resolution
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RESOLUTION 2022-XX

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL CERRITO AUTHORIZING THE

CITY MANAGER TO AMEND THE CUSTODIAL SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE

CITY OF EL CERRITO AND UNIVERSAL BUILDING SERVICES FOR AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $12,334 AND A TOTAL AMOUNT SPENT FOR ALL PURCHASES TO NOT EXCEED $55,000
WHEREAS, in February 2021 the City of El Cerrito entered into a custodial services agreement with Universal Building Services (UBS) for $16,251 to provide temporary custodial services between February and May 2022 to maintain cleaning and disinfection services after the resignation of a City employee; and
WHEREAS, under separate agreements UBS provides custodial services at the El Cerrito Library and provides custodial supplies used in City parks, the Library and at the 3 fire stations in El Cerrito and Kensington for a projected amount of $26,415 by the end of this fiscal year; and WHEREAS, the custodial position remains vacant and the City would like to extend UBS’s temporary services through June 2022; and
WHEREAS, the cost of an additional 2 months of custodial services will cost $12,334, utilizing available funds in the Recreation Department’s budget, which will bring the total purchases made from UBS up to $55,000; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution 2017-71A, total purchases from a single vendor exceeding $45,000 requires City Council approval.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of El Cerrito that it hereby authorizes the City Manager to amend the custodial services agreement with Universal Building Services by $12,334 for a total amount of purchases from this vendor not to exceed $55,000.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective immediately upon passage and adoption.

I CERTIFY that at a regular meeting on April 19, 2022 the City Council of the City of El Cerrito passed this Resolution by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

AGENDA BILL
Agenda Item No. 5.D.

Date: April 19, 2022
To: El Cerrito City Council
From: Roland Lambert, Associate Engineer; Ana Bernardes, Engineering Manager/Senior Engineer; Yvetteh Ortiz, Public Works Director/City Engineer, Public Works Department
Subject: Parking Time Limit Modification in front of 11461 San Pablo Avenue

ACTION PROPOSED
Approve resolution authorizing the Public Works Director/City Engineer to install thirtysix (36) feet of green curb markings with a parking time limit of thirty (30) minutes in front of 11461 San Pablo Avenue.

BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS
In February 2022, the Public Works Department received a request from the business owner of the new UPS Store located at 11461 San Pablo Avenue for short-term parking in front of their business. To meet the needs of this business along with other short-term parking needs on the block, Public Works staff is proposing to modify the existing time limit in front of this address to short-term (30 minutes) parking by installing green curb markings along the entire 36-foot frontage between the existing driveway on each side of the building. The short-term parking restriction would be in place between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on any day except holidays. The time limit previously approved by the City Council for this portion of the block is two hours, and the shorter duration is proposed to promote turnover and make it more convenient for customers to drop-off and pick-up packages. Short-term parking is typical in front of other package shipping businesses such as the one at the El Cerrito Plaza.

On March 9, 2022, notifications regarding the proposed parking modification were mailed to property owners, current residents, and businesses within a 300-foot radius of this address. No comments were received except from the business owner of the UPS Store indicating continued support for the short-term parking and inquiring about the schedule for implementation.

STRATEGIC PLAN CONSIDERATIONS
Approval of the proposed action would help fulfill City of El Cerrito Strategic Plan Goals A and C – Deliver exemplary government services and deepen a sense of place and community identity, by working with a new business in the City of El Cerrito to improve access for customers.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
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of an existing public facility involving negligible or no expansion of use beyond that presently existing. More specifically, the installation of curb markings and signs will be done on existing highways and streets, sidewalks, gutters, bicycle and pedestrian trails, and similar facilities, which is exempt from CEQA.

FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
The cost for installing the 36 feet of green curb markings is estimated to be under $500 and is included in the Public Works, Maintenance operating budget.

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
El Cerrito Municipal Code Section 11.40.160 requires that any modification of green curb markings be approved by the City Council. The City Attorney has reviewed the proposed actions and found that legal considerations have been addressed.

Reviewed by:

Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Attachments:

1. Resolution
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RESOLUTION 2022-XX

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL CERRITO AUTHORIZING THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR/CITY ENGINEER TO INSTALL THIRTY-SIX (36) FEET OF GREEN CURB MARKINGS WITH A PARKING TIME LIMIT OF THIRTY (30) MINUTES IN FRONT OF 11461 SAN PABLO AVENUE
WHEREAS, the business owner of the new UPS Store located at 11461 San Pablo Avenue requested short-term parking in front of their business; and WHEREAS, the current parking time limit is two hours, and a shorter time limit would promote turnover and make it more convenient for customers to drop-off and pick-up packages, as well as serve other short-term parking needs on the block; and WHEREAS, short-term parking is typical in front of other package shipping businesses in El Cerrito; and
WHEREAS, El Cerrito Municipal Code Section 11.40.160 requires that any modification of green curb markings be approved by the City Council; and WHEREAS, this project is categorically exempt from review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15301 because it is considered a minor alteration of an existing public facility involving negligible or no expansion of use beyond that presently existing. More specifically, the installation of curb markings and signs will be done on existing highways and streets, sidewalks, gutters, bicycle and pedestrian trails, and similar facilities, which is exempt from CEQA.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of El Cerrito that it hereby authorizes the Public Works Director/City Engineer to install thirty-six (36) feet of green curb markings with a parking time limit of thirty (30) minutes between the hours of nine (9) a.m. to six (6) p.m. of any day, except holidays, in front of 11461 San Pablo Avenue.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective immediately upon passage and adoption.

I CERTIFY that at a regular meeting on April 19, 2022 the City Council of the City of El Cerrito passed this Resolution by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

AGENDA BILL
Agenda Item No. 5.E.

Date: April 19, 2022
To: El Cerrito City Council
From: Sandra Dalida, Finance Director/Treasurer, Finance Department Subject: Accept the Annual Report on Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 1988-1 for Fiscal Year 2022-23, and Adopt a Resolution of Intention to Order Improvements; and Set the Public Hearing as May 3, 2022

ACTION PROPOSED
Accept the Engineer’s Report specifying assessments for the Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District No. 1988-1 for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022-23 and adopt a Resolution of Intention to order improvements pursuant to the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972, and set the time, date, and place of the public hearing as May 3, 2022 at 7:00 p.m.

BACKGROUND
On June 6, 1988, the City Council established Assessment District No. 1988-1 pursuant to the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972. The purpose of this Landscape and Lighting Assessment District (LLAD) is to raise funds to support improvements and maintenance of the City’s park areas, landscaping areas, and street lighting. Since 1988, this Assessment District has generated sufficient funds to support LLAD activities, and will generate approximately $801,646 in FY 2022-23 to support LLAD activities.

In November 1996, LLAD 1988-1 was approved by the voters and therefore complies with the provisions of Proposition 218. Any increase in the assessment fee level would be subject to voter approval.

In order to impose this annual assessment, the City Council must annually authorize an Engineer’s Report to identify the costs, uses, and general benefits of those parcels within the LLAD. The City Council authorized such a report on April 5, 2022 by Resolution No. 2022-21. The report was prepared by the Engineer of Record, NBS Local Government Solutions.

The City Council must accept the Engineer’s Report and conduct a public hearing to hear comments on the imposition of these assessments in order for the assessment to be imposed. The intent of this Agenda item and resolution is to accept the Engineer’s Report and to schedule the public hearing for May 3, 2022.

ANALYSIS
The Resolution of Intention to Order Improvements describes the work to be performed during the next fiscal year, as outlined in the Engineer’s Report. In addition, the attached Resolution sets the time, date, and place of the public hearing. A copy of the Fiscal Year 2022-23 Engineer’s Report is attached as Exhibit A to the resolution.

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The procedures for conducting the public hearing and receiving protests are the same as for forming the District; however, there are no provisions for majority protest.

The funding levels specified in the Engineer’s Report include revenue from the assessment. The funding is consistent with the work described in the Engineer’s Report and in the Resolution of Intention to Order Improvements. Without the imposition of this assessment, the City would need to identify alternate funding sources for those items proposed to be funded by the LLAD or eliminate those items from the City’s work plan in FY 2022-23.

STRATEGIC PLAN CONSIDERATIONS
Approving the attached resolution will allow the City to sustain current funding levels for the Landscape and Lighting Maintenance Program that benefits all residents and businesses of the City.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
The current rate of assessment will generate approximately $801,646 of LLAD revenue, which will be included in the City’s FY 2022-23 budget. As the sources and uses of all City revenues are currently under review, the cost for LLAD eligible expenditures in excess of the assessment revenue will be covered by City contributions from other appropriate funding sources or expenses will be reduced to ensure that the LLAD expenditures do not exceed available LLAD revenues in FY 2022-23. The City Council appropriates expenditures of these funds as part of its annual budget process.

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
The Resolution of Intention must be adopted in order to collect revenues from the Assessment District in accordance with the provisions of State law.

Reviewed by:

Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Attachments:

1. Resolution

2. Exhibit A to Resolution

3. Exhibit B to Resolution
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RESOLUTION NO. 2022–XX

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL CERRITO ACCEPTING

THE ANNUAL REPORT ON LANDSCAPE AND LIGHTING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1988-1 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2022-23 AND RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE

CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL CERRITO TO ORDER IMPROVEMENTS FOR ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1988-1 AND TO SET THE DATE FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING AS MAY 3, 2022.

WHEREAS, the City of El Cerrito, by Resolution No. 88-53 dated June 6, 1988, adopted Assessment District No. 1988-1 pursuant to the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972; and
WHEREAS, the City of El Cerrito, by Resolution No. 2022-21 dated April 5, 2022 directed the filing of the Annual Engineer’s Report for Assessment District No. 1988-1; and
WHEREAS, the Engineer of Record, NBS Local Government Solutions, has prepared and, on April 8, 2022, filed said Annual Report; and WHEREAS, the City Council has reviewed and accepts said Annual Report and Levy List attached hereto as Exhibit A and B; and
WHEREAS, the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972 requires the City Council to adopt a Resolution of Intention to Order Improvements within Assessment District No. 1988-1.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of El Cerrito that:

1. The City of El Cerrito intends to levy and collect assessments within Assessment District No. 1988-1 during Fiscal Year 2022-23. The area of land to be assessed is located in the City of El Cerrito, Contra Costa County, California.

2. The improvements to be made in this Assessment District are generally described as follows: Install, maintain and service public lighting, landscaping, and park and recreational facility improvements located within the incorporated limits of the City of El Cerrito, Contra Costa County, California.

3. In accordance with the City Council’s resolution directing the filing of an Annual Report, the firm of NBS Local Government Solutions, Engineer of Work, has filed at City Hall the Report required by the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972. All interested persons are referred to that Report for a full and detailed description of the improvements, the boundaries of the Assessment District, and the proposed assessments upon assessable lots and parcels of land within the Assessment District.

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4. On Tuesday, the 3rd day of May 2022 on or after the hour of 7:00 P.M., the City Council will conduct a public hearing virtually pursuant to AB361 (2021), on the question of the levy of the proposed annual assessment.

5. The City Clerk is authorized and directed to give the notice of hearing required by the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective immediately upon passage and adoption.

I CERTIFY that at a regular meeting on April 19, 2022 the City Council of the City of El Cerrito passed this Resolution by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1
April 2022
Exhibit A to Resolution
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CITY OF EL CERRITO
10890 San Pablo Avenue
El Cerrito, California 94530
Phone - (510) 215-4300
Fax - (510) 215-4319

CITY COUNCIL
Gabriel Quinto, Mayor
Lisa Motoyama, Mayor Pro Tem
Paul Fadelli, Councilmember
Janet Abelson, Councilmember
Tessa Rudnick, Councilmember

CITY STAFF
Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Sandra Dalida, Finance Director / City Treasurer
Yvetteh Ortiz, Public Works Director / City Engineer
Lucy Xie, Senior Accountant
NBS
Tim Seufert, Client Services Director
Stephanie Parson, Project Manager
Andrew Kraus, Consultant
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY....................................................................................................1

2. OVERVIEW......................................................................................................................2

2.1 Introduction...............................................................................................................2

2.2 Plans and Specifications............................................................................................2

3. DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENTS ..................................................................................3

4. MAP OF DISTRICT ...........................................................................................................6

5. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT ..............................................................................................7

5.1 Maximum Assessment Rates ....................................................................................9

6. FISCAL YEAR 2022/23 ESTIMATE OF COSTS.................................................................... 10

7. COUNTY USE CODES ..................................................................................................... 11

8. ASSESSMENT ROLL........................................................................................................ 12 Agenda Packet Page 43 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 1

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City of El Cerrito (the “City”) directed NBS to prepare and file a report presenting plans and specifications describing the general nature, location, and extent of the improvements to be maintained, and an estimate of the costs of the maintenance, operations, and servicing of the improvements for the City of El Cerrito Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 1988-1 (the “District”) for Fiscal Year 2022/23 pursuant to the provisions of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, Part 2, Division 15 of the California Streets and Highways Code (commencing with Section 22500) (the “Act”).

The report includes a map of the District, showing the area and properties proposed to be assessed; an assessment of the estimated costs of the maintenance, operations, and servicing of the improvements; and the net amount to be assessed upon all assessable lots and/or parcels within the District in proportion to the special benefit received.

The following tables summarize the annual levy by Zoning for Fiscal Year 2022/23:

Fiscal Year 2022/23
Zoning Number of Parcels Levy Total (1)
Residential 8,357 $684,827.78
Commercial 475 106,336.76
Totals: 8,832 $791,164.54
(1) Total amount may vary slightly due to rounding adjustments.

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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 2

2. OVERVIEW

2.1 Introduction
The District provides for the installation, maintenance, and servicing of public lighting, landscaping, and park and recreational facility improvements located within the incorporated limits of the City.

The costs to acquire and construct major new facilities to be maintained will generally be paid by sources other than District funds. While the District pays for the maintenance costs associated with various park and recreation programs, the costs of the programs themselves are not supported by District funds.

2.2 Plans and Specifications
The services performed are primarily maintenance and generally do not require plans. The plans and specifications to the extent that they exist, include but are not limited to:
• Conceptual plans
• Street lighting maps, detail lists, schedules, and PUC schedules • Street Tree Planting Master Plan
• Maintenance specifications, programs, and policies for:
- Landscaping
- Medians
- Graffiti abatement
- Recreation buildings
- Community and neighborhood park grounds
- Weed abatement
- Creeks and trails
- Litter and debris removal
• Water, gas, and electric company requirements, policies, and specifications These documents are available in the City’s Public Works Department and Recreation Department offices and are included in this report by reference. A diagram indicating the location of the improvements to be serviced and maintained is included in Section 4 of this report.

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Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 3

3. DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENTS
The improvements to be installed, serviced, and maintained generally consist of the following:

Street Lighting
Residential Lighting - The District provides funding for street lighting throughout the City, which is typically located at intersections and at mid-block. Spacing of lights is typically 500 feet, although this distance may vary depending on topographic and right-of-way restraints.

Medium-Intensity Commercial Lighting - Industrial and some commercial districts have closer spacing of street lighting, typically at 250-foot intervals. Commercial districts on San Pablo Avenue and other arterial streets require a higher level of lighting intensity.

Medians and Rights-of-Way
Corresponding numbers on the map in Section 4 depict the location of medians. Landscaped medians are located on the following arterial streets:

1. San Pablo Ave. (entire length)

2. Carlson Blvd. (north City limit to Adams St.)

3. Moeser Ln. (San Pablo Ave. to Pomona Ave. and Shevlin Dr. to Arlington Blvd.)

4. Central Ave. (Carlson Blvd. to San Pablo Ave. and Liberty St. to Richmond St.)

5. Ashbury Ave. (south City limit to Fairmount Ave.)

6. Fairmount Ave. (Liberty St. to Richmond St. and Carlson Blvd. to San Pablo Ave.)

7. Potrero Ave. (Eastshore Blvd. to San Pablo Ave.)

8. Hagen Blvd. (6526 to 6712)

9. Elm St. (at Blake St.)

10. Cutting Blvd. (at Elm St.)

11. Behrens St. (at south City limit)

12. Blake St. (at Navellier St.)
Maintained Stairways and Pathways
Corresponding letters on the map in Section 4 depict the location of the stairways and pathways.

A. Alta Vista Dr. to north City limit
B. Francisco Wy. to Tulare Ave. (2 segments)
C. Barrett Ave. to Tassajara Ave.

D. Alva Ave. to Barrett Ave.

E. Tapscott Ave. to Harper St.

F. Blake St. to Manor Cir.

G. Madera Dr. to Julian Ct. to Potrero Ave. to Hillside Natural Area (4 segments) H. Madera Dr. to Hillside Natural Area
I. Arlington Blvd. to Shevlin Dr. (3 segments)
J. King Dr. to Shevlin Dr. (south of Moeser)
K. Bay Tree Ln. to Contra Costa Dr.

L. Terrace Dr. to Huber Park (2 segments)
M. Adams St. to Creekside Park
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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 4 Creek and Street Trees
Day-lighted Creek in Public Property - Cerrito Creek, Baxter Gateway, and Poinsett Park Street Trees - City-wide
Parks and Structures
Arlington Park and Clubhouse
1120 Arlington Boulevard; tennis courts, picnic tables, barbecues, playground equipment, pond, basketball court, large grass area
Canyon Trail Park & Art Center
6757 Gatto Avenue; tennis courts, picnic tables, barbecue, playground equipment, large grass area, lower play area: creek, walking trails, small pond, and play equipment Castro Park and Clubhouse
1420 Norvell Street; large playground and grassy area, field adjacent to Korematsu Middle School yard, tennis courts, small grassy area behind tennis courts, barbecue, and picnic table Centennial Park
Eureka Avenue at Liberty Street; playground equipment, grassy area, benches, plaza and path network Cerrito Vista Park
950 Pomona Avenue; Large, well equipped playground area, field, track for jogging, tennis courts, barbecue, recreation building, and picnic area adjacent to park Fairmont Park and Clubhouse
715 Lexington Avenue; field adjacent to Fairmont Elementary School Harding Park and Clubhouse
7115 C Street; play equipment, field adjacent to Harding School blacktop area (basketball courts, kickball diamond), tennis courts, and barbeque located on patio
Huber Park and Clubhouse
7711 Terrace Drive; lower cement area with basketball court and kickball area, climbing, large cement slide, and picnic area
Poinsett Park and Clubhouse
5611 Poinsett Avenue; basketball, kickball area, and play equipment Tassajara Park and Clubhouse
2575 Tassajara Avenue; playground equipment, field, basketball court, tennis courts, and picnic area Madera Clubhouse
1500 Devonshire Drive; childcare center, playground area, and clubhouse Agenda Packet Page 47 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 5 Ohlone Greenway
One block east of Kearney Street, the Ohlone Greenway is a linear park that runs 2.5 miles, the length of the City, ideal for walking or bicycling. It is the site of the frog habitat and wetland restoration classroom projects. At the corner of Manila Avenue and Kearney Street, is the Richard Itaya mini-park with its play equipment for younger school age children.

Hillside Natural Area
This natural area of approximately 102 acres can be accessed from the east end of Schmidt Lane, north end of Potrero Avenue, and through King Court. Dogs, under their owner's control and on a leash, are allowed.

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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 6

4. MAP OF DISTRICT
The following page contains a map of the District depicting the locations of medians, rights-of-way, stairways, and pathways. The Assessment Diagram is on file with the City Clerk and incorporated by reference and made part of this report.

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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 7

5. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
The estimated net cost of the improvements has been divided among the several parcels of land within the District in proportion to the estimated benefits to be received by the parcels, respectively, from the improvements. The method used to apportion the cost among the benefiting properties is as follows:
1) Residential costs were identified as the total estimated cost to provide landscaping and lighting on residentially zoned streets plus 98% of the net cost to maintain park and recreational facilities, plus a prorated share of the incidental expenses. 2) Commercial costs were identified as the total estimated cost to provide landscaping, lighting, and sweeping to frontage on commercially zoned streets, plus 2% of the net cost to maintain park and recreational facilities, plus a prorated share of the incidental expenses.

The net residential cost was apportioned within residentially zoned areas and the net commercial cost was apportioned within commercially zoned areas as follows:

RESIDENTIALLY ZONED AREAS
Occupied Single Family Residential (SFR) properties were assumed to benefit equally and were assessed the same. Multifamily Residential (MFR) parcels and condominiums were assumed to benefit less, due to increased density and private maintenance costs. MFR units were assessed 75% of the SFR rate for the first twenty units and 50% of the SFR rate for each additional unit over twenty.

Churches and private schools in residentially zoned areas were assessed for direct frontage benefits received. Commercial land uses in residential neighborhoods were assessed at the Zone 3 frontage rate, plus the commercial park assessment rate. One hundred feet of corner relief, or the side street dimension, whichever was less, was credited to corner parcels. Open space owned by private parties, utilities, and the golf course were assessed for one-half the Zone 3 frontage assessment rates. Public property was not assessed.

Vacant lots were assessed at one-half the amount calculated for a similar occupied parcel. Assessments for common areas were considered to be included in the assessment for the various residential units.

Unusual or exceptional parcels were assessed according to the judgment of the engineer. Assessments for SFR properties that are divided by the City boundary were calculated by multiplying the rate for a SFR by the ratio of land area in the City’s boundary.

COMMERCIALLY ZONED PROPERTY
Three zones of commercial street landscaping, lighting, and sweeping service are identified on the assessment diagram. The cost per foot to provide services to frontage on San Pablo Avenue (Zone 1) was estimated to be six times the cost of Commercial Zones 2 and 3 streets. Parcels with San Pablo Avenue frontage were assessed $2.00 per front foot for direct benefit received.

Parcels with frontage in Zones 2 and 3 were assessed $0.33 per foot, or one-sixth the San Pablo Avenue assessment. Corner lots were credited one hundred feet or the side yard dimensions, whichever was less.

Parcels with frontage in more than one zone were assessed for the applicable frontage in each zone.

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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 8 The remaining costs to provide street landscaping, lighting, and sweeping within the commercially zoned areas, including a prorated share of the incidental expenses, were assessed to the properties located on Zones 1 and 2 streets in proportion to parcel area.

Areas and frontages were calculated using information on file with the County Assessor. Areas and frontages are approximations intended only as indicators of benefit.

The assessments for parcels within the El Cerrito Plaza and the Del Norte Marketplace shopping centers were calculated by totaling the frontage and area assessments and then prorating the total according to area.

SFR residential parcels in commercially zoned areas were presumed not to benefit more from increased levels of lighting and landscaping and were assessed at SFR rates.

MFR parcels in commercially zoned areas were assessed at MFR rates less 20%, representing a credit for the residential street lighting and sweeping benefit not received. MFR parcels in commercially zoned areas were also assessed for direct frontage benefits received. The commercial park and area assessment was not applied to MFR parcels.

Private institutions within the commercially zoned areas were assessed for the applicable frontage benefit, but were not assessed for commercial area or park benefit.

Motels were assessed as commercial properties.

Vacant lots were assessed at one-half the occupied rate.

Public properties were not assessed.

Unusual or exceptional properties were assessed according to the judgment of the engineer.

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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 9

5.1 Maximum Assessment Rates
The following tables provide the maximum assessment rates for Fiscal Year 2022/23.

Residential Zoning
Category Per Unit Per Frontage Foot
SFR $72.00 $0.00
MFR 2-20 Units 54.00 0.00
MFR > 20 Units 1,080.00 + 36.00 (over 20) 0.00
PVT Inst 0.00 0.33
Vacant Lot 36.00 0.00
Vacant Land 0.00 0.17
Commercial Zoning
Commercial Street
Assessment
Commercial Park
Assessment
Category Zone Per Unit
Per
Frontage
Foot Per Acre Per Acre
Commercial
1 $0.00 $2.00 $121.00 $80.00
2 0.00 0.33 121.00 80.00
3 0.00 0.33 0.00 0.00
MFR 2-20 Units 1 43.00 2.00 0.00 0.00
MFR > 20 Units 1 864.00 + 29.00 over 20 2.00 0.00 0.00
MFR 2-20 Units 2 43.00 0.33 0.00 0.00
MFR > 20 Units 2 864.00 + 29.00 over 20 0.33 0.00 0.00
PVT Inst
1 0.00 2.00 0.00 0.00
2 0.00 0.33 0.00 0.00
Vacant
1 0.00 1.00 61.00 40.00
2 0.00 0.17 61.00 40.00
3 0.00 0.17 0.00 0.00
Assessments for parcels not described above were made in proportion to the estimated benefits received as determined by the engineer.

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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 10

6. FISCAL YEAR 2022/23 ESTIMATE OF COSTS
Revenues
Special Assessments $791,164
Other Local Reimbursements 10,482
Total Revenues $801,646
Expenditures
Collect & Admin Services $6,504
Legal & Financial Services 10,413
Dues & Subscriptions 1,122
Regular Salaries & Wages 141,468
Overtime Pay 4,856
Straight OT 2,046
Special Pay 569
PERS Contributions 14,382
PERS UAL 28,403
FICA/Medicare 9,561
Medical Benefits 38,446
Life & LTD 1,102
Workers Comp 8,745
Other Technical Services 1,122
Utilities Energy 22,032
Utilities-Water & Sewer 178,806
Utilities-Street Lights 37,434
Infrastructure Maintenance Services 11,730
Landscape/Park Maintenance Services 98,285
Travel & Training 1,020
Landscape & Park Supplies 20,400
Indirect Transfer-GEN 163,200
Total Expenditures $801,646
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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 11

7. COUNTY USE CODES
The following pages contain the Contra Costa County use codes and a description of each.

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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY USE CODES Page 1 of 2
Use Code Description
1 Residential
10 Vacant, unbuildable
11 Single family, 1 residential on 1 Site and Duets w/o minor common areas 12 Single family, 1 residential on 2 or more sites
13 Single family, 2 or more residential on 1 or more sites 14 Single family on other than single family land
15 Miscellaneous improvements, 1 or more site, incl. trees and vines 16 Single family attached residence, townhouses, duets
17 Vacant, 1 site (includes PUD sites)
18 Vacant, 2 or more sites
19 Single family detached res. with major common area (pool, tennis, clubhouse, or other amenities), Cluster Homes
2 Multiple
20 Vacant
21 Duplex
22 Triplex
23 Fourplex
24 Combinations; e.g., single and a double
25 Apartments, 5-12 units, inclusive
26 Apartments, 13-24 units, inclusive
27 Apartments, 25-59 units, inclusive
28 Apartments, 60 units or more
29 Condos, cooperatives (-1 Single Family) (-2 Rossmoor) 3 Commercial
30 Vacant
31 Commercial stores (not supermarkets)
32 Small grocery stores (7-11, mom and pop, quick-stop) 33 Office buildings
34 Medical; dental
35 Service stations; car washes; bulk plants; mini lube 36 Auto repair
37 Community facilities; recreational; swim pool association 38 Golf courses
39 Bowling alleys
4 Commercial
40 Boat Harbors
41 Supermarkets (not in shopping centers)
42 Shopping centers (all parcels include vacant for future shopping Center
43 Financial buildings (insurance and title companies, banks, savings And loans)
44 Motels, hotels, and mobile home parks
45 Theaters
46 Drive-in restaurants (hamburger, taco, etc.)
47 Restaurants (not drive-in; inside service only)
48 Multiple and commercial; miscellaneously improved
49 New car auto agencies
This information is courtesy of ParcelQuest and is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed. For a complete or current list, please contact the appropriate County Assessor's office. Rev. 4/16/13 Agenda Packet Page 56 of 297
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY USE CODES Page 2 of 2
5 Industrial
50 Vacant Land
51 Industrial Park (with structures)
52 Research and Development, with or without structures 53 Light industrial
54 Heavy industrial
55 Mini-warehouse (public storage)
56 Miscellaneous improvements, including trees & vines on light or heavy industrial 59 Pipeline rights-of-way
6 Land
61 Rural, residential improved; 1 to 10 acres
62 Rural, with or without miscellaneous structures, 1 to 10 acres 63 Urban acreage, 10 to 40 acres
64 Urban acreage, more than 40 acres
65 Orchards, vineyards, row crops, irrigated pastures, 10 to 40 acres 66 Orchards, vineyards, row crops, irrigated pastures, over 40 acres 67 Dry farming, grazing and pasturing, 10 to 40 acres
68 Dry farming, grazing and pasturing, over 40 acres
69 Agricultural preserves
7 Institutional
70 Convalescent hospitals and rest homes
71 Churches
72 Schools & colleges, public or private, with or without improvements 73 Hospitals, with or without improvements
74 Cemeteries, mortuaries
75 Fraternal and service organizations, group homes, shelters 76 Retirement housing complex
77 Cultural uses (libraries, museums)
78 Parks and playgrounds
79 Government-owned, with or without buildings (federal, state, city, BART) 8 Miscellaneous
80 Mineral rights (productive/nonproductive)
81 Private roads
82 Pipelines and canals
83 State board assessed parcels
84 Utilities, with or without buildings (not assessed by SBE) 85 Public and private parking
86 Taxable municipally-owned property
87 Common area parcels in PUD’s (open spaces, recreational facilities) 88 Mobile home
89 Other; split parcels in different Tax Code Areas
This information is courtesy of ParcelQuest and is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed. For a complete or current list, please contact the appropriate County Assessor's office. Rev. 4/16/13 Agenda Packet Page 57 of 297
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Fiscal Year 2022/23 Annual Report – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 12

8. ASSESSMENT ROLL
Assessor’s parcel identification, for each lot or parcel subject to the annual levy, shall be based on the Contra Costa County Assessor’s secured roll data for the applicable year in which this report is prepared and is incorporated herein by reference.

A listing of assessor’s parcels subject to the annual levy for Fiscal Year 2022/23, along with the amounts levied, is on file in the office of the City Clerk and incorporated herein by reference. Based on County Assessor’s secured roll data, current assessor’s parcels, including corrected and/or new assessor’s parcels, will be submitted and/or resubmitted to the Contra Costa County Auditor/Controller. The annual amount to be levied and collected for the resubmitted parcel(s) shall be determined in accordance with the assessment methodology and rates approved in this report. Therefore, if a single assessor’s parcel has a status change in development, other land use change, or subdivides into multiple assessor’s parcels, the levy amounts applied to each of the new assessor’s parcels shall be recalculated and applied according to the approved assessment methodology and rates rather than a proportionate share of the original levy amount.

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Main Office
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City of El Cerrito
Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1
List of Charges
Fiscal Year 2022/23
Exhibit B to Resolution
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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-011-001 89 $14.40
500-011-004 11 $72.00
500-011-005 11 $72.00
500-011-006 11 $72.00
500-011-007 11 $72.00
500-011-008 11 $72.00
500-011-009 11 $72.00
500-011-013 11 $72.00
500-011-014 11 $72.00
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500-012-004 11 $72.00
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500-013-003 11 $72.00
500-013-004 11 $72.00
500-013-005 11 $72.00
500-013-008 11 $72.00
500-013-009 11 $72.00
500-013-010 11 $72.00
500-013-011 11 $72.00
500-013-012 11 $72.00
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500-013-014 11 $72.00
500-013-015 11 $72.00
500-013-020 11 $72.00
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500-020-002 11 $72.00
500-020-003 11 $72.00
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500-020-008 11 $72.00
500-020-009 11 $72.00
500-020-010 11 $72.00
500-020-011 11 $72.00
500-020-012 11 $72.00
500-020-013 11 $72.00
500-020-014 11 $72.00
500-020-016 11 $72.00
500-020-017 11 $72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-020-019 11 $72.00
500-020-020 89 $36.00
500-020-021 89 $23.76
500-020-033 11 $72.00
500-020-035 17 $36.00
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500-030-011 11 72.00
500-030-012 11 72.00
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500-030-015 11 72.00
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500-030-018 11 72.00
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500-040-004 11 72.00
500-040-005 11 72.00
500-040-006 11 72.00
500-040-007 11 72.00
500-040-008 11 72.00
500-040-010 11 72.00
500-040-011 11 72.00
500-040-013 11 72.00
500-040-014 11 72.00
500-040-015 11 72.00
500-040-016 11 72.00
500-040-017 11 72.00
500-040-018 11 72.00
500-040-019 11 72.00
500-040-021 11 72.00
500-040-022 11 72.00
500-040-023 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-040-024 11 72.00
500-040-025 11 72.00
500-040-026 11 72.00
500-040-027 11 72.00
500-040-028 11 72.00
500-050-003 11 72.00
500-050-004 11 72.00
500-050-005 11 72.00
500-050-006 11 72.00
500-050-007 11 72.00
500-050-008 11 72.00
500-050-009 17 36.00
500-050-010 11 72.00
500-050-014 11 72.00
500-050-015 11 72.00
500-050-016 11 72.00
500-050-017 11 72.00
500-050-018 11 72.00
500-050-019 11 72.00
500-050-020 11 72.00
500-050-023 11 72.00
500-050-025 11 72.00
500-050-026 11 72.00
500-050-027 11 72.00
500-050-028 11 72.00
500-050-029 11 72.00
500-050-030 11 72.00
500-050-031 11 72.00
500-050-033 11 72.00
500-050-034 17 36.00
500-060-002 11 72.00
500-060-003 11 72.00
500-060-004 11 72.00
500-060-005 11 72.00
500-060-006 11 72.00
500-060-007 11 72.00
500-060-008 11 72.00
500-060-011 11 72.00
500-060-012 11 72.00
500-060-013 11 72.00
500-060-021 11 72.00
500-060-023 11 72.00
500-060-025 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 60 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-060-026 11 72.00
500-060-027 11 72.00
500-060-028 11 72.00
500-060-029 11 72.00
500-060-030 11 72.00
500-060-031 11 72.00
500-060-032 11 72.00
500-071-002 11 72.00
500-071-003 11 72.00
500-071-004 11 72.00
500-071-005 11 72.00
500-071-008 11 72.00
500-071-009 11 72.00
500-071-010 11 72.00
500-071-011 11 72.00
500-071-013 11 72.00
500-071-014 11 144.00
500-071-015 12 72.00
500-072-001 11 72.00
500-072-002 11 72.00
500-072-003 11 72.00
500-072-004 13 144.00
500-072-005 11 72.00
500-072-006 11 72.00
500-072-007 11 72.00
500-072-008 17 36.00
500-072-009 11 72.00
500-073-001 11 72.00
500-073-002 11 72.00
500-073-003 11 72.00
500-073-004 11 72.00
500-073-005 11 72.00
500-073-008 11 72.00
500-073-009 11 72.00
500-073-010 11 72.00
500-073-011 11 72.00
500-073-012 11 72.00
500-073-013 11 72.00
500-073-014 11 72.00
500-080-001 11 72.00
500-080-002 11 72.00
500-080-003 11 72.00
500-080-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-080-005 11 72.00
500-080-006 11 72.00
500-080-007 11 72.00
500-080-008 11 72.00
500-080-009 11 72.00
500-080-010 11 72.00
500-080-011 11 72.00
500-080-012 11 72.00
500-080-013 11 72.00
500-080-014 11 72.00
500-080-015 11 72.00
500-080-016 11 72.00
500-080-017 11 72.00
500-080-018 11 72.00
500-080-019 11 72.00
500-080-020 11 72.00
500-080-021 11 72.00
500-080-022 11 72.00
500-080-023 11 72.00
500-091-001 11 72.00
500-091-002 11 72.00
500-091-003 11 72.00
500-091-004 11 72.00
500-091-005 11 72.00
500-091-006 11 72.00
500-091-007 11 72.00
500-091-008 11 72.00
500-091-009 11 72.00
500-091-010 11 72.00
500-091-011 11 72.00
500-091-012 11 72.00
500-091-013 11 72.00
500-091-014 11 72.00
500-092-001 11 72.00
500-092-002 11 72.00
500-092-005 11 72.00
500-092-008 11 72.00
500-092-009 11 72.00
500-092-010 11 72.00
500-092-011 11 72.00
500-092-012 11 72.00
500-092-013 11 72.00
500-092-014 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-092-015 11 72.00
500-092-016 11 72.00
500-092-017 11 72.00
500-092-018 11 72.00
500-092-019 11 72.00
500-092-020 11 72.00
500-092-021 11 72.00
500-092-022 21 108.00
500-092-023 11 72.00
500-092-024 11 72.00
500-092-025 11 72.00
500-092-027 11 72.00
500-092-028 11 72.00
500-100-001 72 440.22
500-110-001 11 72.00
500-110-002 11 72.00
500-110-003 11 72.00
500-110-004 11 72.00
500-110-005 11 72.00
500-110-006 11 72.00
500-110-007 11 72.00
500-110-008 11 72.00
500-110-009 11 72.00
500-110-010 11 72.00
500-110-011 11 72.00
500-110-012 11 50.04
500-110-013 11 72.00
500-110-014 11 72.00
500-110-015 11 72.00
500-110-016 11 72.00
500-110-017 11 72.00
500-110-018 11 72.00
500-110-019 11 72.00
500-110-020 11 72.00
500-110-021 11 72.00
500-110-022 11 72.00
500-110-023 11 72.00
500-120-001 11 72.00
500-120-002 11 72.00
500-120-003 11 72.00
500-120-004 11 72.00
500-120-005 11 72.00
500-120-006 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 61 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-120-007 11 72.00
500-120-008 11 72.00
500-120-009 11 72.00
500-120-010 11 72.00
500-120-011 11 72.00
500-120-012 11 72.00
500-120-013 11 72.00
500-120-014 11 72.00
500-120-015 11 72.00
500-120-016 11 72.00
500-120-017 11 72.00
500-120-018 11 72.00
500-120-019 11 72.00
500-120-020 11 72.00
500-120-021 11 72.00
500-120-022 10 0.00
500-131-001 11 72.00
500-131-002 11 72.00
500-131-003 11 72.00
500-131-004 11 72.00
500-131-005 11 72.00
500-131-006 11 72.00
500-131-007 11 72.00
500-131-008 11 72.00
500-131-009 11 72.00
500-131-010 11 72.00
500-131-011 11 72.00
500-131-012 11 72.00
500-132-001 11 72.00
500-132-002 11 72.00
500-132-003 11 72.00
500-132-004 11 72.00
500-132-005 11 72.00
500-132-006 11 72.00
500-132-007 11 72.00
500-132-008 11 72.00
500-132-009 11 72.00
500-132-010 11 72.00
500-132-011 11 72.00
500-132-012 11 72.00
500-132-013 11 72.00
500-132-014 11 72.00
500-132-015 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-132-016 11 72.00
500-132-017 11 72.00
500-132-018 11 72.00
500-132-019 11 72.00
500-140-001 11 72.00
500-140-002 11 72.00
500-140-003 11 72.00
500-140-004 11 72.00
500-140-005 11 72.00
500-140-006 11 72.00
500-140-007 11 72.00
500-140-008 11 72.00
500-140-009 11 72.00
500-140-010 11 72.00
500-140-011 11 72.00
500-140-012 11 72.00
500-140-013 11 72.00
500-140-014 11 72.00
500-140-015 11 72.00
500-140-016 11 72.00
500-140-017 11 72.00
500-140-018 11 72.00
500-140-019 11 72.00
500-140-020 11 72.00
500-140-021 11 72.00
500-150-001 79 0.00
500-150-002 11 72.00
500-150-003 11 72.00
500-150-004 11 72.00
500-150-005 11 72.00
500-150-006 12 72.00
500-150-007 11 72.00
500-150-008 11 72.00
500-150-009 11 72.00
500-150-010 11 72.00
500-150-011 11 72.00
500-150-012 11 72.00
500-150-014 79 0.00
500-160-003 11 72.00
500-160-004 11 72.00
500-160-005 11 72.00
500-160-006 11 72.00
500-160-007 12 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-160-008 12 72.00
500-160-009 11 72.00
500-160-010 11 72.00
500-160-011 11 72.00
500-170-001 11 72.00
500-170-002 11 72.00
500-170-003 11 72.00
500-170-004 11 72.00
500-170-005 11 72.00
500-170-006 11 72.00
500-170-007 11 72.00
500-170-008 11 72.00
500-170-009 11 72.00
500-170-010 11 72.00
500-170-011 11 72.00
500-170-012 11 72.00
500-170-013 11 72.00
500-170-014 11 72.00
500-170-015 11 72.00
500-170-016 11 72.00
500-170-017 11 72.00
500-170-018 11 72.00
500-180-001 11 72.00
500-180-002 11 72.00
500-180-003 11 72.00
500-180-004 11 72.00
500-180-005 11 72.00
500-180-006 11 72.00
500-180-007 11 72.00
500-180-008 12 72.00
500-180-009 12 72.00
500-180-010 11 72.00
500-180-011 11 72.00
500-190-001 11 72.00
500-190-002 11 72.00
500-190-003 11 72.00
500-190-004 11 72.00
500-190-005 12 72.00
500-190-006 11 72.00
500-190-007 11 72.00
500-190-008 11 72.00
500-190-009 11 72.00
500-190-010 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 62 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-190-011 11 72.00
500-190-012 11 72.00
500-190-015 11 72.00
500-190-016 11 72.00
500-190-017 11 72.00
500-190-018 11 72.00
500-190-019 11 72.00
500-190-020 17 36.00
500-190-021 17 36.00
500-190-022 11 72.00
500-190-023 11 72.00
500-200-002 11 72.00
500-200-003 11 72.00
500-200-004 11 72.00
500-200-005 11 72.00
500-200-006 11 72.00
500-200-007 11 72.00
500-200-008 11 72.00
500-200-009 11 72.00
500-200-010 11 72.00
500-200-011 11 72.00
500-200-012 11 72.00
500-200-013 11 72.00
500-200-014 11 72.00
500-200-015 11 72.00
500-200-016 11 72.00
500-200-017 11 72.00
500-200-018 11 72.00
500-200-020 11 72.00
500-200-021 13 144.00
500-200-022 11 72.00
500-200-024 11 72.00
500-200-025 11 72.00
500-200-026 11 72.00
500-200-027 11 72.00
500-210-001 11 72.00
500-210-002 12 72.00
500-210-003 11 72.00
500-210-004 11 72.00
500-210-005 13 144.00
500-210-006 11 72.00
500-210-007 11 72.00
500-210-008 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-210-009 11 72.00
500-210-010 18 36.00
500-220-002 11 72.00
500-220-003 11 72.00
500-220-004 11 72.00
500-220-006 78 0.00
500-230-002 11 72.00
500-230-003 11 72.00
500-230-004 11 72.00
500-230-005 11 72.00
500-230-006 11 72.00
500-230-007 11 72.00
500-230-008 11 72.00
500-230-009 11 72.00
500-230-010 11 72.00
500-230-011 11 72.00
500-230-012 11 72.00
500-230-013 11 72.00
500-230-014 11 72.00
500-230-015 11 72.00
500-230-016 11 72.00
500-230-017 11 72.00
500-230-018 11 72.00
500-240-005 11 72.00
500-240-009 11 72.00
500-240-010 11 72.00
500-240-013 11 72.00
500-240-014 11 72.00
500-240-015 11 72.00
500-240-016 11 72.00
500-240-017 11 72.00
500-250-001 11 72.00
500-250-002 11 72.00
500-250-003 11 72.00
500-250-006 11 72.00
500-250-008 11 72.00
500-250-009 11 72.00
500-250-010 11 72.00
500-250-011 11 72.00
500-250-012 11 72.00
500-250-013 11 72.00
500-250-014 11 72.00
500-250-015 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-250-016 11 72.00
500-250-017 21 108.00
500-250-018 11 72.00
500-250-019 11 72.00
500-250-020 11 72.00
500-250-021 11 72.00
500-250-022 11 72.00
500-260-001 11 72.00
500-260-002 11 72.00
500-260-003 11 72.00
500-260-005 11 72.00
500-260-006 11 72.00
500-260-007 11 72.00
500-260-008 11 72.00
500-260-009 11 72.00
500-260-010 11 72.00
500-260-011 11 72.00
500-260-012 11 72.00
500-260-013 11 72.00
500-260-014 11 72.00
500-260-015 11 72.00
500-260-016 11 72.00
500-260-017 11 72.00
500-260-018 11 72.00
500-260-019 11 72.00
500-260-020 11 72.00
500-260-021 11 72.00
500-260-022 11 72.00
500-260-023 11 72.00
500-260-024 11 72.00
500-260-025 11 72.00
500-271-001 10 36.00
500-271-003 10 36.00
500-271-007 11 72.00
500-271-008 11 72.00
500-271-009 11 72.00
500-271-010 11 72.00
500-271-011 11 72.00
500-271-012 11 72.00
500-271-013 11 72.00
500-271-014 11 72.00
500-271-015 10 36.00
500-272-001 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 63 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-272-002 11 72.00
500-272-003 11 72.00
500-272-004 11 72.00
500-272-005 11 72.00
500-272-006 11 72.00
500-272-007 11 72.00
500-272-008 11 72.00
500-272-009 12 72.00
500-272-010 11 72.00
500-272-011 11 72.00
500-272-012 11 72.00
500-272-013 11 72.00
500-272-014 11 72.00
500-272-015 11 72.00
500-272-016 11 72.00
500-272-017 11 72.00
500-273-001 11 72.00
500-273-002 11 72.00
500-273-003 11 72.00
500-273-004 11 72.00
500-273-005 11 72.00
500-273-006 11 72.00
500-273-007 11 72.00
500-273-008 11 72.00
500-273-009 11 72.00
500-280-001 11 72.00
500-280-002 11 72.00
500-280-003 11 72.00
500-280-004 11 72.00
500-280-005 11 72.00
500-280-006 11 72.00
500-280-007 11 72.00
500-280-008 11 72.00
500-280-009 11 72.00
500-280-010 11 72.00
500-280-011 11 72.00
500-280-013 11 72.00
500-280-014 11 72.00
500-280-015 11 72.00
500-280-016 11 72.00
500-280-019 13 144.00
500-291-001 11 72.00
500-291-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-291-003 11 72.00
500-291-004 11 72.00
500-291-005 11 72.00
500-291-006 11 72.00
500-291-007 11 72.00
500-291-008 11 72.00
500-291-009 11 72.00
500-291-010 11 72.00
500-291-011 11 72.00
500-291-012 11 72.00
500-291-013 11 72.00
500-291-014 11 72.00
500-291-015 11 72.00
500-291-016 11 72.00
500-291-017 11 72.00
500-291-018 11 72.00
500-292-001 11 72.00
500-292-002 11 72.00
500-292-003 11 72.00
500-292-004 11 72.00
500-292-005 11 72.00
500-292-008 11 72.00
500-292-009 11 72.00
500-292-010 11 72.00
500-292-011 11 72.00
500-292-012 11 72.00
500-292-013 11 72.00
500-292-014 11 72.00
500-301-003 11 72.00
500-301-004 11 72.00
500-301-008 11 72.00
500-301-009 11 72.00
500-302-002 11 72.00
500-302-003 11 72.00
500-302-006 11 72.00
500-302-007 11 72.00
500-302-008 11 72.00
500-302-009 11 72.00
500-302-010 11 72.00
500-302-011 11 72.00
500-302-012 11 72.00
500-302-014 11 72.00
500-302-023 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-310-001 11 72.00
500-310-002 11 72.00
500-310-003 11 72.00
500-310-004 11 72.00
500-310-005 11 72.00
500-310-006 11 72.00
500-310-007 11 72.00
500-310-008 11 72.00
500-310-009 11 72.00
500-310-011 11 72.00
500-310-012 11 72.00
500-310-013 11 72.00
500-310-014 11 72.00
500-310-015 11 72.00
500-310-016 11 72.00
500-310-017 21 108.00
500-310-018 11 72.00
500-320-002 11 72.00
500-320-003 11 72.00
500-320-004 11 72.00
500-320-005 11 72.00
500-320-006 11 72.00
500-320-007 11 72.00
500-320-008 11 72.00
500-320-009 11 72.00
500-320-010 11 72.00
500-320-011 11 72.00
500-320-012 11 72.00
500-320-021 11 72.00
500-330-001 89 36.00
500-330-004 11 72.00
500-330-005 11 72.00
500-330-006 11 72.00
500-330-007 11 72.00
500-340-001 11 72.00
500-340-002 11 72.00
500-340-003 11 72.00
500-340-004 11 72.00
500-340-005 11 72.00
500-340-006 11 72.00
500-340-007 11 72.00
500-340-008 11 72.00
500-340-009 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 64 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-340-010 10 0.00
500-340-011 11 72.00
500-340-012 11 72.00
500-340-013 11 72.00
500-340-016 11 72.00
500-340-017 11 72.00
500-340-018 11 72.00
500-350-001 11 72.00
500-350-002 11 72.00
500-350-003 11 72.00
500-350-004 11 72.00
500-350-005 11 72.00
500-350-006 11 72.00
500-350-007 11 72.00
500-350-008 11 72.00
500-350-009 11 72.00
500-350-010 11 72.00
500-350-011 11 72.00
500-350-012 11 72.00
500-350-013 11 72.00
500-350-014 11 72.00
500-350-015 11 72.00
500-350-016 11 72.00
500-350-017 11 72.00
500-350-018 11 72.00
500-350-019 11 72.00
500-350-020 11 72.00
500-350-021 11 72.00
500-350-022 11 72.00
500-350-023 11 72.00
500-350-024 11 72.00
500-350-025 11 72.00
500-350-026 11 72.00
500-350-027 21 108.00
500-350-028 15 72.00
500-350-029 17 36.00
500-350-030 11 72.00
500-350-031 11 72.00
500-360-001 11 72.00
500-360-002 11 72.00
500-360-003 11 72.00
500-360-004 11 72.00
500-360-005 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-360-006 11 72.00
500-360-007 11 72.00
500-360-008 11 72.00
500-360-009 11 72.00
500-360-010 11 72.00
500-360-011 11 72.00
500-360-012 11 72.00
500-360-013 11 72.00
500-360-014 11 72.00
500-360-015 11 72.00
500-360-016 11 72.00
500-360-017 11 72.00
500-360-018 11 72.00
500-360-019 11 72.00
500-360-020 11 72.00
500-360-021 11 72.00
500-360-022 11 72.00
500-360-023 11 72.00
500-360-024 11 72.00
500-360-025 11 72.00
500-370-001 11 72.00
500-370-002 11 72.00
500-370-003 11 72.00
500-370-004 11 72.00
500-370-005 11 72.00
500-370-006 11 72.00
500-370-007 11 72.00
500-370-008 11 72.00
500-370-009 11 72.00
500-370-010 11 72.00
500-370-011 11 72.00
500-370-012 11 72.00
500-370-013 11 72.00
500-370-014 11 72.00
500-370-015 11 72.00
500-370-016 11 72.00
500-370-017 78 0.00
500-380-001 11 72.00
500-380-002 11 72.00
500-380-003 11 72.00
500-380-004 11 72.00
500-380-005 11 72.00
500-380-006 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
500-380-007 11 72.00
500-380-008 11 72.00
500-380-009 11 72.00
500-380-010 11 72.00
500-380-011 11 72.00
500-380-012 11 72.00
500-380-013 11 72.00
500-380-014 11 72.00
500-380-015 11 72.00
500-380-016 11 72.00
500-380-017 11 72.00
500-380-018 11 72.00
500-380-019 11 72.00
500-380-020 11 72.00
500-380-021 11 72.00
500-380-022 11 72.00
500-380-023 11 72.00
500-380-024 21 108.00
500-380-025 11 72.00
500-380-026 11 72.00
500-380-027 11 72.00
500-390-001 11 72.00
500-390-002 11 72.00
500-390-003 11 72.00
500-390-004 11 72.00
500-390-005 11 72.00
500-390-006 11 72.00
500-390-007 11 72.00
500-400-001 11 72.00
500-400-002 11 72.00
500-400-003 11 72.00
500-400-004 11 72.00
500-400-005 11 72.00
500-400-006 11 72.00
500-400-007 11 72.00
500-400-008 11 72.00
500-400-009 11 72.00
500-400-010 11 72.00
500-400-011 11 72.00
500-400-012 11 72.00
500-400-013 11 72.00
500-400-014 11 72.00
500-400-015 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 65 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-400-017 11 72.00
500-400-018 11 72.00
500-400-019 11 72.00
500-400-020 11 72.00
500-400-021 11 72.00
500-400-024 11 72.00
500-410-001 11 72.00
500-410-002 11 72.00
500-410-003 11 72.00
500-410-004 11 72.00
500-410-005 11 72.00
500-410-006 11 72.00
500-410-007 11 72.00
500-410-008 11 72.00
500-410-009 11 72.00
500-410-010 11 72.00
500-410-012 11 72.00
500-410-013 11 72.00
500-410-014 11 72.00
500-410-015 11 72.00
500-410-016 11 72.00
500-410-017 11 72.00
500-410-018 11 72.00
500-410-019 11 72.00
500-410-020 11 72.00
500-410-021 11 72.00
500-410-022 11 72.00
500-420-001 11 72.00
500-420-003 11 72.00
500-420-004 12 72.00
500-420-005 11 72.00
500-420-006 11 72.00
500-420-007 11 72.00
500-420-008 11 72.00
500-420-009 11 72.00
500-420-010 11 72.00
500-420-011 11 72.00
500-420-012 11 72.00
500-420-013 11 72.00
500-420-014 11 72.00
500-420-015 11 72.00
500-420-016 11 72.00
500-420-017 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
500-420-018 11 72.00
500-420-019 11 72.00
500-420-020 11 72.00
500-420-021 11 72.00
500-420-022 11 72.00
500-420-023 11 72.00
500-420-024 12 72.00
500-420-025 11 72.00
500-420-026 11 72.00
500-430-001 11 72.00
500-430-002 11 72.00
500-430-003 11 72.00
500-430-004 11 72.00
500-430-005 11 72.00
500-430-006 11 72.00
500-430-007 11 72.00
500-430-008 11 72.00
500-430-010 11 72.00
500-430-011 11 72.00
500-430-012 11 72.00
500-430-013 11 72.00
500-430-014 11 72.00
500-430-015 11 72.00
500-430-016 10 36.00
500-430-017 11 72.00
500-430-018 11 72.00
500-430-019 11 72.00
500-430-020 11 72.00
500-430-021 11 72.00
500-430-022 11 72.00
500-440-001 12 72.00
500-440-002 11 72.00
500-440-003 11 72.00
500-440-004 11 72.00
500-440-005 11 72.00
500-440-006 11 72.00
500-440-007 12 72.00
500-440-008 10 0.00
500-440-009 11 72.00
500-440-010 11 72.00
500-451-001 12 72.00
500-451-002 11 72.00
500-451-003 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
500-451-004 11 72.00
500-452-001 11 72.00
500-452-002 11 72.00
500-452-003 11 72.00
500-452-004 11 72.00
500-453-002 11 72.00
500-453-006 11 72.00
500-453-007 11 72.00
500-453-008 12 72.00
500-460-001 11 72.00
500-460-002 12 72.00
500-460-003 11 72.00
500-460-004 11 72.00
500-460-005 11 72.00
500-460-006 11 72.00
500-460-007 11 72.00
500-460-008 11 72.00
500-460-009 11 72.00
500-460-012 11 72.00
500-460-013 11 72.00
500-460-014 11 72.00
500-460-015 11 72.00
500-460-016 11 72.00
500-460-017 11 72.00
500-460-018 11 72.00
500-460-019 12 72.00
500-460-020 12 72.00
500-471-001 12 72.00
500-471-002 12 72.00
500-472-003 12 72.00
500-472-004 13 144.00
500-472-005 11 72.00
500-472-006 11 72.00
500-472-007 11 72.00
500-472-008 11 72.00
500-472-009 11 72.00
500-472-010 11 72.00
500-472-011 12 72.00
500-472-013 11 72.00
500-472-014 11 72.00
501-010-001 11 72.00
501-010-002 11 72.00
501-010-003 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 66 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-010-004 11 72.00
501-010-005 11 72.00
501-010-006 11 72.00
501-010-007 11 72.00
501-010-008 11 72.00
501-010-009 11 72.00
501-010-010 11 72.00
501-010-011 11 72.00
501-010-012 11 72.00
501-010-013 11 72.00
501-010-016 11 72.00
501-010-017 11 72.00
501-010-018 11 72.00
501-010-019 11 72.00
501-010-020 11 72.00
501-010-021 11 72.00
501-010-022 11 72.00
501-010-025 11 72.00
501-020-001 11 72.00
501-020-002 11 72.00
501-020-003 11 72.00
501-020-004 11 72.00
501-020-005 11 72.00
501-020-006 11 72.00
501-020-007 11 72.00
501-020-008 11 72.00
501-020-009 11 72.00
501-020-010 11 72.00
501-020-011 11 72.00
501-020-012 11 72.00
501-020-015 11 72.00
501-020-016 11 72.00
501-020-017 11 72.00
501-020-018 11 72.00
501-020-019 11 72.00
501-020-020 11 72.00
501-020-021 11 72.00
501-020-022 11 72.00
501-020-023 11 72.00
501-020-024 11 72.00
501-020-025 11 72.00
501-030-001 11 72.00
501-030-002 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
501-030-003 11 72.00
501-030-004 11 72.00
501-030-005 11 72.00
501-030-006 11 72.00
501-030-007 11 72.00
501-030-008 11 72.00
501-030-009 11 72.00
501-030-010 11 72.00
501-030-011 11 72.00
501-030-012 11 72.00
501-030-013 11 72.00
501-030-014 11 72.00
501-030-015 11 72.00
501-030-016 11 72.00
501-030-017 11 72.00
501-030-018 11 72.00
501-030-019 11 72.00
501-030-020 10 36.00
501-041-001 11 72.00
501-041-002 11 72.00
501-041-003 11 72.00
501-041-004 11 72.00
501-041-005 11 72.00
501-041-006 11 72.00
501-041-007 11 72.00
501-041-008 11 72.00
501-041-009 11 72.00
501-041-010 11 72.00
501-041-011 11 72.00
501-041-012 11 72.00
501-041-013 11 72.00
501-041-014 11 72.00
501-041-015 11 72.00
501-041-016 11 72.00
501-042-001 11 72.00
501-042-002 11 72.00
501-042-003 11 72.00
501-042-004 11 72.00
501-042-005 11 72.00
501-042-006 11 72.00
501-042-007 11 72.00
501-042-008 11 72.00
501-042-009 11 72.00
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USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-042-010 11 72.00
501-042-011 11 72.00
501-042-012 11 72.00
501-042-013 11 72.00
501-042-015 11 72.00
501-050-001 11 72.00
501-050-002 11 72.00
501-050-003 11 72.00
501-050-004 11 72.00
501-050-005 11 72.00
501-050-006 11 72.00
501-050-007 11 72.00
501-050-008 11 72.00
501-050-009 11 72.00
501-050-010 11 72.00
501-050-011 11 72.00
501-050-012 11 72.00
501-050-013 11 72.00
501-050-014 11 72.00
501-050-015 11 72.00
501-050-016 11 72.00
501-050-017 11 72.00
501-050-018 11 72.00
501-050-019 11 72.00
501-050-020 11 72.00
501-050-021 11 72.00
501-060-001 11 72.00
501-060-003 11 72.00
501-060-004 11 72.00
501-060-005 11 72.00
501-060-006 11 72.00
501-060-007 11 72.00
501-060-008 11 72.00
501-060-009 11 72.00
501-060-010 11 72.00
501-060-011 11 72.00
501-060-012 11 72.00
501-060-013 11 72.00
501-060-014 11 72.00
501-060-017 11 72.00
501-060-018 11 72.00
501-060-019 21 108.00
501-060-021 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 67 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-060-022 11 72.00
501-060-023 11 72.00
501-060-024 11 72.00
501-070-001 11 72.00
501-070-002 11 72.00
501-070-003 11 72.00
501-070-004 11 72.00
501-070-005 11 72.00
501-070-006 11 72.00
501-070-007 11 72.00
501-070-010 11 72.00
501-070-011 11 72.00
501-070-012 11 72.00
501-070-013 11 72.00
501-070-014 11 72.00
501-070-015 11 72.00
501-070-016 11 72.00
501-070-017 11 72.00
501-070-018 11 72.00
501-070-019 11 72.00
501-070-020 11 72.00
501-070-021 11 72.00
501-070-022 11 72.00
501-070-023 11 72.00
501-081-001 11 72.00
501-081-002 11 72.00
501-081-003 11 72.00
501-081-004 11 72.00
501-081-005 11 72.00
501-081-006 11 72.00
501-081-007 11 72.00
501-081-008 11 72.00
501-081-009 11 72.00
501-081-010 11 72.00
501-081-011 11 72.00
501-081-012 11 72.00
501-081-016 11 72.00
501-081-017 11 72.00
501-082-001 11 72.00
501-082-002 11 72.00
501-082-003 11 72.00
501-082-004 11 72.00
501-082-005 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
501-082-006 11 72.00
501-082-007 11 72.00
501-082-008 11 72.00
501-091-001 11 72.00
501-091-002 11 72.00
501-091-003 11 72.00
501-091-004 11 72.00
501-091-005 11 72.00
501-091-006 11 72.00
501-091-007 11 72.00
501-091-008 11 72.00
501-092-001 11 72.00
501-092-002 11 72.00
501-092-003 72 56.76
501-092-004 10 0.00
501-092-005 11 72.00
501-092-006 79 0.00
501-092-009 11 72.00
501-092-010 11 72.00
501-092-012 11 72.00
501-100-001 11 72.00
501-100-002 11 72.00
501-100-003 10 0.00
501-100-004 11 72.00
501-100-005 11 72.00
501-100-006 11 72.00
501-100-007 11 72.00
501-100-008 11 72.00
501-110-003 11 72.00
501-110-004 11 72.00
501-110-005 11 72.00
501-110-006 11 72.00
501-110-007 11 72.00
501-110-008 11 72.00
501-110-009 11 72.00
501-110-010 11 72.00
501-110-011 10 0.00
501-110-012 21 108.00
501-110-013 11 72.00
501-110-014 17 36.00
501-110-015 11 72.00
501-110-016 81 0.00
501-110-017 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-110-018 11 72.00
501-120-001 10 0.00
501-120-002 11 72.00
501-120-005 11 72.00
501-120-006 11 72.00
501-130-001 72 130.34
501-130-002 11 72.00
501-130-003 21 108.00
501-130-004 11 72.00
501-130-005 11 72.00
501-130-006 11 72.00
501-130-007 11 72.00
501-130-008 11 72.00
501-130-009 11 72.00
501-130-010 11 72.00
501-130-011 11 72.00
501-130-012 11 72.00
501-130-013 11 72.00
501-140-001 11 72.00
501-140-002 11 72.00
501-140-003 11 72.00
501-140-004 11 72.00
501-140-005 11 72.00
501-140-006 11 72.00
501-140-007 11 72.00
501-140-008 11 72.00
501-140-009 11 72.00
501-140-010 11 72.00
501-140-011 11 72.00
501-140-012 79 0.00
501-140-013 11 72.00
501-140-014 11 72.00
501-140-015 11 72.00
501-140-016 11 72.00
501-140-017 11 72.00
501-140-018 11 72.00
501-150-001 11 72.00
501-150-002 11 72.00
501-150-003 11 72.00
501-150-004 11 72.00
501-150-005 11 72.00
501-150-006 11 72.00
501-150-007 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 68 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-150-008 11 72.00
501-150-009 11 72.00
501-150-010 11 72.00
501-150-011 11 72.00
501-150-012 11 72.00
501-150-013 11 72.00
501-150-014 11 72.00
501-150-015 11 72.00
501-150-016 11 72.00
501-150-017 11 72.00
501-150-018 11 72.00
501-150-019 11 72.00
501-160-001 11 72.00
501-160-002 11 72.00
501-160-003 11 72.00
501-160-004 11 72.00
501-160-005 11 72.00
501-160-006 11 72.00
501-160-007 11 72.00
501-170-001 11 72.00
501-170-002 11 72.00
501-170-003 11 72.00
501-170-004 11 72.00
501-170-005 11 72.00
501-170-006 11 72.00
501-170-007 11 72.00
501-170-008 11 72.00
501-170-009 11 72.00
501-170-010 11 72.00
501-170-015 11 72.00
501-170-019 10 0.00
501-170-020 11 72.00
501-170-021 11 72.00
501-170-022 11 72.00
501-181-001 11 72.00
501-181-002 11 72.00
501-181-003 11 72.00
501-181-004 11 72.00
501-181-005 11 72.00
501-181-006 11 72.00
501-181-008 11 72.00
501-181-009 11 72.00
501-181-010 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
501-181-011 11 72.00
501-181-016 11 72.00
501-181-017 11 72.00
501-190-001 21 108.00
501-190-002 11 72.00
501-190-003 11 72.00
501-190-004 11 72.00
501-190-005 11 72.00
501-190-006 11 72.00
501-190-007 11 72.00
501-190-008 11 72.00
501-190-009 11 72.00
501-190-010 11 72.00
501-190-011 11 72.00
501-190-012 11 72.00
501-190-013 11 72.00
501-190-014 11 72.00
501-190-015 11 72.00
501-190-016 11 72.00
501-190-017 11 72.00
501-190-018 11 72.00
501-190-019 11 72.00
501-190-020 11 72.00
501-201-001 11 72.00
501-201-002 11 72.00
501-201-003 11 72.00
501-201-004 11 72.00
501-201-005 23 216.00
501-201-006 11 72.00
501-201-007 11 72.00
501-201-008 21 108.00
501-201-009 11 72.00
501-201-012 11 72.00
501-201-013 13 144.00
501-201-014 11 72.00
501-201-015 11 72.00
501-201-016 11 72.00
501-201-017 11 72.00
501-202-005 89 0.00
501-202-006 21 108.00
501-202-007 11 72.00
501-202-024 23 216.00
501-241-015 41 167.52
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-241-016 30 92.12
501-241-017 79 0.00
501-242-002 31 60.04
501-242-004 31 264.60
501-243-001 33 54.10
501-243-004 79 0.00
501-243-008 30 27.18
501-243-012 46 168.48
501-243-013 79 0.00
501-243-014 30 17.74
501-243-015 30 7.00
501-243-016 30 7.02
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501-251-001 23 216.00
501-251-002 23 216.00
501-251-003 23 216.00
501-251-004 23 216.00
501-251-005 23 216.00
501-251-006 23 216.00
501-251-007 23 216.00
501-252-014 49 27.40
501-252-015 49 27.62
501-252-017 33 18.50
501-252-018 36 18.50
501-252-019 30 9.40
501-252-020 34 20.70
501-252-021 34 65.46
501-252-022 31 60.24
501-252-025 49 211.90
501-252-027 49 151.92
501-252-029 49 91.48
501-252-031 49 60.24
501-252-034 33 120.70
501-252-036 49 60.24
501-252-037 79 0.00
501-252-041 49 17.08
501-252-043 49 35.80
501-252-044 49 60.24
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501-252-046 31 233.44
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501-261-001 23 216.00
501-261-002 23 216.00
Agenda Packet Page 69 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-261-003 23 216.00
501-261-006 23 216.00
501-261-007 23 216.00
501-261-012 23 216.00
501-261-013 23 216.00
501-261-015 28 6,303.28
501-261-016 85 0.00
501-261-017 79 0.00
501-270-001 14 72.00
501-270-002 14 72.00
501-270-003 23 216.00
501-270-004 14 72.00
501-270-005 21 108.00
501-270-006 14 72.00
501-270-007 14 72.00
501-270-008 14 72.00
501-270-009 21 108.00
501-280-001 14 72.00
501-280-002 14 72.00
501-280-003 21 108.00
501-280-004 14 72.00
501-280-005 14 72.00
501-280-006 14 72.00
501-280-007 14 72.00
501-280-008 21 108.00
501-280-009 14 72.00
501-290-001 21 108.00
501-290-002 14 72.00
501-290-003 21 108.00
501-290-004 21 108.00
501-290-005 11 72.00
501-290-006 11 72.00
501-290-007 11 72.00
501-290-008 11 72.00
501-290-009 11 72.00
501-290-010 11 72.00
501-290-011 11 72.00
501-290-012 11 72.00
501-290-013 11 72.00
501-290-014 11 72.00
501-290-015 11 72.00
501-290-016 11 72.00
501-290-017 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
501-290-018 14 72.00
501-290-019 21 108.00
501-290-020 14 72.00
501-290-021 14 72.00
501-300-001 10 36.00
501-300-002 10 36.00
501-300-003 10 36.00
501-300-004 10 36.00
501-300-005 17 36.00
501-300-006 11 72.00
501-300-008 11 72.00
501-300-010 11 72.00
501-300-011 11 72.00
501-300-014 11 72.00
501-300-015 11 72.00
501-300-016 11 72.00
501-300-017 11 72.00
501-300-018 11 72.00
501-300-019 11 72.00
501-300-020 11 72.00
501-300-021 11 72.00
501-300-022 11 72.00
501-300-023 11 72.00
501-300-024 11 72.00
501-300-025 11 72.00
501-300-026 11 72.00
501-300-027 21 108.00
501-300-028 11 72.00
501-300-029 11 72.00
501-300-030 11 72.00
501-310-001 11 72.00
501-310-002 11 72.00
501-310-004 11 72.00
501-310-005 11 72.00
501-310-006 11 72.00
501-310-007 11 72.00
501-310-008 11 72.00
501-310-009 11 72.00
501-310-010 11 72.00
501-310-011 11 72.00
501-310-012 10 36.00
501-310-013 21 108.00
501-310-014 23 216.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-310-015 11 72.00
501-310-016 11 72.00
501-310-017 11 72.00
501-310-018 11 72.00
501-310-019 11 72.00
501-310-020 11 72.00
501-310-021 11 72.00
501-310-022 11 72.00
501-310-023 11 72.00
501-310-024 22 162.00
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501-321-002 11 72.00
501-321-003 11 72.00
501-321-005 11 72.00
501-321-006 21 108.00
501-321-007 21 108.00
501-321-009 11 72.00
501-321-010 11 72.00
501-321-011 11 72.00
501-321-012 11 72.00
501-321-013 11 72.00
501-321-014 11 72.00
501-321-015 11 72.00
501-322-001 11 72.00
501-322-002 11 72.00
501-322-003 11 72.00
501-322-004 11 72.00
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501-322-007 11 72.00
501-322-008 11 72.00
501-322-009 11 72.00
501-322-010 11 72.00
501-322-011 11 72.00
501-322-012 11 72.00
501-322-013 11 72.00
501-322-014 11 72.00
501-322-017 13 144.00
501-330-007 11 72.00
501-330-008 11 72.00
501-330-009 11 72.00
501-330-012 11 72.00
501-330-013 17 36.00
Agenda Packet Page 70 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-330-014 17 36.00
501-330-015 17 36.00
501-330-016 11 72.00
501-330-017 11 72.00
501-330-018 11 72.00
501-330-019 11 72.00
501-330-020 11 72.00
501-330-021 11 72.00
501-330-022 11 72.00
501-330-023 11 72.00
501-330-024 11 72.00
501-330-025 11 72.00
501-330-026 11 72.00
501-330-027 11 72.00
501-330-028 11 72.00
501-330-029 11 72.00
501-330-030 11 72.00
501-340-001 11 72.00
501-340-002 11 72.00
501-340-003 11 72.00
501-340-004 11 72.00
501-340-005 11 72.00
501-340-006 11 72.00
501-340-007 11 72.00
501-340-008 11 72.00
501-340-009 11 72.00
501-340-010 11 72.00
501-340-011 11 72.00
501-340-012 11 72.00
501-340-013 11 72.00
501-340-014 11 72.00
501-340-017 11 72.00
501-340-026 11 72.00
501-340-027 11 72.00
501-340-028 11 72.00
501-340-030 11 72.00
501-340-031 11 72.00
501-340-032 11 72.00
501-340-033 11 72.00
501-340-034 11 72.00
501-340-035 11 72.00
501-340-036 17 36.00
501-350-018 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-350-019 17 36.00
501-360-003 11 72.00
501-360-004 11 72.00
501-360-005 11 72.00
501-360-006 11 72.00
501-360-008 78 0.00
501-360-009 11 72.00
501-360-010 11 72.00
501-370-002 72 398.96
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501-380-003 11 72.00
501-380-007 11 72.00
501-380-008 11 72.00
501-380-009 11 72.00
501-380-011 11 72.00
501-380-025 11 72.00
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501-380-039 11 72.00
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501-380-041 11 72.00
501-380-042 11 72.00
501-380-044 11 72.00
501-380-046 11 72.00
501-380-048 11 72.00
501-380-049 11 72.00
501-380-050 11 72.00
501-380-051 11 72.00
501-380-052 11 72.00
501-380-053 11 72.00
501-380-054 11 72.00
501-380-055 11 72.00
501-390-002 11 72.00
501-390-004 11 72.00
501-390-005 11 72.00
501-390-006 11 72.00
501-390-007 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-390-008 11 72.00
501-390-009 11 72.00
501-390-011 11 72.00
501-390-012 11 72.00
501-390-015 11 72.00
501-390-016 11 72.00
501-390-017 11 72.00
501-390-018 11 72.00
501-390-019 11 72.00
501-390-020 11 72.00
501-390-021 21 108.00
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501-400-002 11 72.00
501-400-007 11 72.00
501-400-008 11 72.00
501-400-009 11 72.00
501-400-010 11 72.00
501-400-011 11 72.00
501-400-012 11 72.00
501-400-013 11 72.00
501-400-014 11 72.00
501-400-015 11 72.00
501-400-016 13 144.00
501-400-017 11 72.00
501-400-018 11 72.00
501-400-019 11 72.00
501-400-020 11 72.00
501-400-021 11 72.00
501-400-022 11 72.00
501-400-023 11 72.00
501-400-024 11 72.00
501-400-025 10 36.00
501-400-026 11 72.00
501-400-027 11 72.00
501-400-028 21 108.00
501-400-029 11 72.00
501-400-030 11 72.00
501-400-031 11 72.00
501-400-034 11 72.00
501-400-035 11 72.00
501-400-036 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 71 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-400-037 11 72.00
501-410-001 11 72.00
501-410-002 11 72.00
501-410-003 11 72.00
501-410-004 11 72.00
501-410-005 11 72.00
501-410-006 11 72.00
501-410-007 11 72.00
501-410-008 11 72.00
501-410-009 11 72.00
501-410-010 11 72.00
501-410-011 11 72.00
501-410-012 11 72.00
501-410-013 11 72.00
501-410-014 10 0.00
501-410-015 11 72.00
501-410-016 11 72.00
501-410-017 11 72.00
501-410-021 11 72.00
501-410-022 11 72.00
501-410-023 11 72.00
501-410-024 11 72.00
501-410-025 11 72.00
501-410-026 11 72.00
501-410-027 11 72.00
501-410-028 11 72.00
501-410-029 11 72.00
501-410-030 11 72.00
501-410-031 11 72.00
501-410-032 11 72.00
501-410-033 11 72.00
501-422-006 11 72.00
501-422-007 11 72.00
501-422-008 11 72.00
501-422-009 11 72.00
501-422-010 11 72.00
501-422-011 11 72.00
501-422-012 11 72.00
501-422-013 11 72.00
501-422-015 11 72.00
501-422-016 79 0.00
501-432-001 11 72.00
501-432-002 11 72.00
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USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-432-003 11 72.00
501-432-004 11 72.00
501-432-005 11 72.00
501-432-006 11 72.00
501-432-007 11 72.00
501-432-008 11 72.00
501-441-001 11 72.00
501-441-002 11 72.00
501-441-003 11 72.00
501-441-004 11 72.00
501-441-005 11 72.00
501-441-006 11 72.00
501-441-007 11 72.00
501-441-008 11 72.00
501-441-009 11 72.00
501-441-010 11 72.00
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501-442-002 11 72.00
501-442-003 11 72.00
501-442-004 11 72.00
501-442-005 11 72.00
501-442-006 11 72.00
501-442-007 11 72.00
501-442-008 11 72.00
501-442-010 11 72.00
501-442-012 11 72.00
501-442-013 11 72.00
501-442-014 11 72.00
501-442-015 13 144.00
501-442-016 11 72.00
501-442-017 11 72.00
501-442-018 11 72.00
501-442-019 11 72.00
501-442-020 11 72.00
501-442-021 11 72.00
501-451-001 11 72.00
501-451-002 11 72.00
501-451-003 11 72.00
501-451-004 11 72.00
501-451-005 13 144.00
501-451-006 11 72.00
501-451-007 11 72.00
501-452-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-452-003 11 72.00
501-452-004 11 72.00
501-452-005 11 72.00
501-452-006 11 72.00
501-452-007 11 72.00
501-452-008 11 72.00
501-452-009 11 72.00
501-452-010 11 72.00
501-452-012 19 72.00
501-452-013 11 72.00
501-452-014 11 72.00
501-452-015 11 72.00
501-452-016 11 72.00
501-452-017 11 72.00
501-452-018 11 72.00
501-452-019 11 72.00
501-452-020 11 72.00
501-452-021 11 72.00
501-452-022 11 72.00
501-452-023 11 72.00
501-452-024 11 72.00
501-452-025 11 72.00
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501-453-002 11 72.00
501-453-003 11 72.00
501-453-004 11 72.00
501-453-005 11 72.00
501-453-006 11 72.00
501-453-007 11 72.00
501-454-001 11 72.00
501-460-001 11 72.00
501-460-002 11 72.00
501-460-003 11 72.00
501-460-004 11 72.00
501-460-005 11 72.00
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501-460-007 11 72.00
501-460-008 11 72.00
501-460-009 11 72.00
501-460-012 11 72.00
501-460-013 11 72.00
501-460-014 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 72 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-460-016 11 72.00
501-460-018 11 72.00
501-460-021 11 72.00
501-460-022 11 72.00
501-460-023 11 72.00
501-460-024 11 72.00
501-460-026 11 72.00
501-460-027 11 72.00
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501-470-002 11 72.00
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501-470-006 11 72.00
501-470-007 11 72.00
501-470-008 11 72.00
501-470-009 11 72.00
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501-470-020 11 72.00
501-470-021 11 72.00
501-470-022 11 72.00
501-470-025 11 72.00
501-470-026 11 72.00
501-470-027 11 72.00
501-470-028 11 72.00
501-470-029 11 72.00
501-470-030 11 72.00
501-470-031 11 72.00
501-481-002 11 72.00
501-481-006 11 72.00
501-481-007 11 72.00
501-481-011 11 72.00
501-481-013 11 72.00
501-481-015 11 72.00
501-481-017 11 72.00
501-481-018 11 72.00
501-481-019 11 72.00
501-481-020 11 72.00
501-481-021 11 72.00
501-481-022 11 72.00
501-481-023 11 72.00
501-481-024 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-481-025 11 72.00
501-481-026 11 72.00
501-482-001 11 72.00
501-482-002 11 72.00
501-482-003 11 72.00
501-482-004 11 72.00
501-482-005 11 72.00
501-482-006 11 72.00
501-482-007 11 72.00
501-482-008 11 72.00
501-482-009 11 72.00
501-482-010 11 72.00
501-482-011 11 72.00
501-490-001 11 72.00
501-490-002 11 72.00
501-490-003 11 72.00
501-490-004 11 72.00
501-490-005 11 72.00
501-490-006 11 72.00
501-490-008 11 72.00
501-490-009 11 72.00
501-490-010 11 72.00
501-500-001 11 72.00
501-500-007 11 72.00
501-500-008 11 72.00
501-500-009 11 72.00
501-500-010 11 72.00
501-500-011 11 72.00
501-500-012 11 72.00
501-500-013 11 72.00
501-500-016 11 72.00
501-500-017 11 72.00
501-510-001 11 72.00
501-510-004 11 72.00
501-510-005 11 72.00
501-510-006 11 72.00
501-510-007 11 72.00
501-510-008 11 72.00
501-510-009 11 72.00
501-510-010 11 72.00
501-510-011 11 72.00
501-510-012 11 72.00
501-510-013 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
501-510-014 11 72.00
501-510-015 11 72.00
501-510-016 11 72.00
501-510-017 11 72.00
501-510-018 11 72.00
501-510-019 11 72.00
501-520-001 11 72.00
501-520-002 11 72.00
501-520-003 11 72.00
501-520-004 11 72.00
501-520-005 11 72.00
501-520-007 11 72.00
501-520-009 11 72.00
501-520-010 11 72.00
501-520-011 11 72.00
501-520-012 11 72.00
501-520-013 11 72.00
501-520-014 11 72.00
501-520-015 11 72.00
501-520-016 11 72.00
501-520-017 11 72.00
501-520-018 11 72.00
501-520-019 11 72.00
501-520-020 11 72.00
501-520-021 11 72.00
501-520-022 11 72.00
501-520-023 11 72.00
501-520-024 11 72.00
502-010-001 11 72.00
502-010-002 11 72.00
502-010-003 11 72.00
502-010-004 11 72.00
502-010-005 11 72.00
502-010-006 11 72.00
502-010-007 11 72.00
502-010-008 11 72.00
502-010-009 11 72.00
502-010-012 11 72.00
502-010-013 11 72.00
502-010-014 11 72.00
502-010-015 11 72.00
502-010-016 11 72.00
502-010-017 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 73 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-010-018 11 72.00
502-010-019 11 72.00
502-010-020 11 72.00
502-020-001 11 72.00
502-020-002 11 72.00
502-020-003 11 72.00
502-020-004 11 72.00
502-020-005 21 108.00
502-020-006 11 72.00
502-020-007 11 72.00
502-020-008 11 72.00
502-020-009 11 72.00
502-020-010 11 72.00
502-020-011 11 72.00
502-020-012 11 72.00
502-020-013 11 72.00
502-020-014 11 72.00
502-020-015 11 72.00
502-020-016 11 72.00
502-020-017 11 72.00
502-020-018 11 72.00
502-020-019 11 72.00
502-020-020 11 72.00
502-020-021 11 72.00
502-020-022 11 72.00
502-020-023 11 72.00
502-020-024 11 72.00
502-030-001 11 72.00
502-030-002 11 72.00
502-030-003 11 72.00
502-030-004 11 72.00
502-030-005 11 72.00
502-030-006 21 108.00
502-030-007 11 72.00
502-030-008 11 72.00
502-030-009 11 72.00
502-030-010 11 72.00
502-030-011 11 72.00
502-030-014 11 72.00
502-030-015 11 72.00
502-030-016 11 72.00
502-030-017 11 72.00
502-030-018 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-030-019 11 72.00
502-030-020 11 72.00
502-040-001 11 72.00
502-040-002 11 72.00
502-040-003 11 72.00
502-040-004 11 72.00
502-040-005 13 144.00
502-040-006 11 72.00
502-040-007 11 72.00
502-040-009 11 72.00
502-040-010 13 144.00
502-051-001 11 72.00
502-051-002 11 72.00
502-051-003 11 72.00
502-051-004 11 72.00
502-051-005 10 0.00
502-051-006 11 72.00
502-051-007 21 108.00
502-051-008 21 108.00
502-051-009 21 108.00
502-052-006 79 0.00
502-061-005 79 0.00
502-062-031 20 171.98
502-062-032 28 5,376.00
502-071-015 79 0.00
502-082-029 79 0.00
502-091-001 11 72.00
502-091-002 11 72.00
502-091-003 11 72.00
502-091-004 11 72.00
502-091-005 11 72.00
502-091-006 11 72.00
502-091-007 11 72.00
502-091-008 11 72.00
502-091-009 11 72.00
502-091-010 21 108.00
502-091-011 21 108.00
502-091-015 13 144.00
502-091-016 11 72.00
502-091-017 21 108.00
502-092-001 11 72.00
502-092-002 11 72.00
502-092-003 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-092-004 11 72.00
502-092-005 11 72.00
502-092-006 11 72.00
502-092-007 11 72.00
502-092-012 21 108.00
502-092-013 11 72.00
502-092-014 11 72.00
502-092-015 11 72.00
502-092-016 24 108.00
502-092-017 13 144.00
502-100-006 14 72.00
502-100-007 14 72.00
502-100-008 14 72.00
502-100-009 14 72.00
502-100-010 21 108.00
502-100-011 14 72.00
502-100-012 21 108.00
502-100-013 21 108.00
502-100-031 23 216.00
502-100-032 14 72.00
502-100-033 16 72.00
502-100-034 16 72.00
502-100-035 16 72.00
502-100-036 16 72.00
502-100-037 16 72.00
502-100-038 16 72.00
502-100-039 16 72.00
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502-112-002 14 72.00
502-112-003 14 72.00
502-112-004 11 72.00
502-112-005 14 72.00
502-112-006 14 72.00
502-112-007 14 72.00
502-112-008 14 72.00
502-112-013 14 72.00
502-112-014 14 72.00
502-112-015 14 72.00
502-112-016 24 162.00
502-112-017 14 72.00
502-112-018 21 108.00
502-112-019 13 144.00
Agenda Packet Page 74 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-112-020 14 72.00
502-112-021 21 108.00
502-112-022 14 72.00
502-112-034 21 108.00
502-112-036 21 108.00
502-112-037 20 36.00
502-112-038 14 72.00
502-112-039 25 270.00
502-112-040 21 108.00
502-112-041 14 72.00
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502-112-044 14 72.00
502-113-002 14 72.00
502-113-003 14 72.00
502-113-004 14 72.00
502-113-005 14 72.00
502-113-006 14 72.00
502-113-007 24 108.00
502-113-010 25 270.00
502-113-011 21 108.00
502-113-012 25 540.00
502-113-013 14 72.00
502-113-014 25 270.00
502-113-016 25 270.00
502-113-017 14 72.00
502-113-018 14 72.00
502-113-019 25 270.00
502-113-023 14 72.00
502-113-026 14 72.00
502-113-027 14 72.00
502-113-028 14 72.00
502-113-029 20 36.00
502-113-030 14 72.00
502-113-035 25 486.00
502-113-038 25 324.00
502-121-001 11 72.00
502-121-002 11 72.00
502-121-003 11 72.00
502-121-004 11 72.00
502-121-005 11 72.00
502-121-006 11 72.00
502-121-007 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-121-008 11 72.00
502-121-009 11 72.00
502-121-010 11 72.00
502-121-011 11 72.00
502-121-012 11 72.00
502-121-013 11 72.00
502-121-014 11 72.00
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502-122-009 11 72.00
502-122-010 11 72.00
502-122-011 11 72.00
502-122-012 11 72.00
502-122-013 11 72.00
502-122-014 11 72.00
502-122-015 11 72.00
502-122-016 11 72.00
502-122-017 11 72.00
502-122-018 11 72.00
502-122-019 11 72.00
502-122-020 11 72.00
502-122-021 11 72.00
502-122-022 11 72.00
502-122-023 11 72.00
502-122-037 11 72.00
502-122-041 72 172.26
502-122-042 11 72.00
502-122-043 11 72.00
502-122-044 11 72.00
502-122-045 11 72.00
502-122-046 11 72.00
502-122-047 11 72.00
502-122-048 11 72.00
502-122-049 11 72.00
502-122-050 11 72.00
502-122-051 11 72.00
502-122-052 11 72.00
502-122-053 11 72.00
502-122-054 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-122-055 11 72.00
502-122-056 11 72.00
502-122-057 11 72.00
502-122-058 11 72.00
502-122-059 11 72.00
502-122-060 11 72.00
502-122-061 11 72.00
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502-123-003 11 72.00
502-123-004 11 72.00
502-123-005 11 72.00
502-123-006 11 72.00
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502-124-002 11 72.00
502-124-003 21 108.00
502-124-004 21 108.00
502-124-005 21 108.00
502-124-006 21 108.00
502-124-007 21 108.00
502-124-008 21 108.00
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502-124-010 13 144.00
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502-130-002 11 72.00
502-130-003 11 72.00
502-130-004 11 72.00
502-130-005 11 72.00
502-130-006 11 72.00
502-130-007 11 72.00
502-130-008 11 72.00
502-130-009 11 72.00
502-130-010 11 72.00
502-130-011 11 72.00
502-130-012 11 72.00
502-130-013 11 72.00
502-130-014 11 72.00
502-140-001 11 72.00
502-140-004 11 72.00
502-140-005 11 72.00
502-140-008 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 75 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-140-009 11 72.00
502-140-010 11 72.00
502-140-011 11 72.00
502-140-012 10 36.00
502-140-015 11 72.00
502-140-016 11 72.00
502-140-017 11 72.00
502-140-018 11 72.00
502-140-022 11 72.00
502-140-023 11 72.00
502-140-024 11 72.00
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502-151-002 11 72.00
502-151-003 11 72.00
502-151-006 11 72.00
502-151-007 11 72.00
502-151-008 11 72.00
502-151-009 11 72.00
502-151-010 11 72.00
502-151-011 11 72.00
502-151-012 11 72.00
502-151-013 11 72.00
502-151-014 79 0.00
502-152-001 11 72.00
502-152-002 11 72.00
502-152-005 11 72.00
502-152-006 11 72.00
502-152-007 11 72.00
502-152-008 11 72.00
502-152-009 11 72.00
502-152-010 11 72.00
502-152-011 11 72.00
502-152-013 11 72.00
502-152-014 11 72.00
502-152-015 11 72.00
502-153-001 11 72.00
502-153-002 11 72.00
502-153-003 11 72.00
502-153-004 11 72.00
502-153-005 11 72.00
502-153-006 11 72.00
502-153-007 11 72.00
502-153-008 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-153-009 11 72.00
502-153-010 11 72.00
502-153-011 11 72.00
502-153-012 11 72.00
502-153-013 11 72.00
502-153-014 11 72.00
502-153-015 11 72.00
502-153-016 11 72.00
502-153-017 11 72.00
502-153-018 11 72.00
502-153-019 11 72.00
502-153-020 11 72.00
502-153-021 11 72.00
502-153-022 11 72.00
502-153-023 11 72.00
502-153-024 11 72.00
502-153-025 11 72.00
502-153-026 11 72.00
502-153-027 11 72.00
502-153-028 11 72.00
502-153-029 11 72.00
502-154-001 11 72.00
502-154-002 11 72.00
502-154-003 11 72.00
502-154-004 11 72.00
502-154-005 11 72.00
502-154-008 11 72.00
502-154-009 11 72.00
502-154-010 11 72.00
502-154-011 11 72.00
502-154-012 11 72.00
502-154-013 11 72.00
502-154-014 79 0.00
502-161-002 11 72.00
502-161-003 11 72.00
502-161-004 11 72.00
502-161-005 11 72.00
502-161-007 11 72.00
502-161-008 11 72.00
502-161-009 11 72.00
502-161-010 11 72.00
502-161-011 11 72.00
502-161-012 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-161-013 11 72.00
502-161-014 11 72.00
502-161-015 11 72.00
502-161-016 11 72.00
502-161-017 11 72.00
502-161-018 11 72.00
502-162-001 11 72.00
502-162-002 11 72.00
502-162-003 11 72.00
502-162-004 11 72.00
502-162-005 11 72.00
502-162-006 11 72.00
502-162-007 11 72.00
502-162-008 11 72.00
502-162-010 11 72.00
502-162-011 11 72.00
502-171-001 11 72.00
502-171-002 11 72.00
502-171-003 11 72.00
502-171-004 11 72.00
502-171-005 11 72.00
502-171-007 11 72.00
502-171-008 11 72.00
502-171-009 11 72.00
502-171-010 11 72.00
502-171-011 11 144.00
502-172-001 11 72.00
502-172-002 11 72.00
502-172-003 11 72.00
502-172-004 11 72.00
502-172-005 11 72.00
502-172-006 11 72.00
502-172-007 11 72.00
502-172-008 11 72.00
502-172-009 11 72.00
502-180-001 11 72.00
502-180-002 71 36.30
502-180-003 11 72.00
502-180-004 11 72.00
502-180-005 11 72.00
502-180-006 11 72.00
502-180-008 11 72.00
502-180-009 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 76 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-180-010 11 72.00
502-180-011 11 72.00
502-180-012 11 72.00
502-180-013 11 72.00
502-180-014 11 72.00
502-180-015 11 72.00
502-180-016 11 72.00
502-180-017 11 72.00
502-180-018 11 72.00
502-180-019 11 72.00
502-180-020 11 72.00
502-180-021 11 72.00
502-180-022 11 72.00
502-180-023 11 72.00
502-180-024 11 72.00
502-180-025 11 72.00
502-180-026 21 108.00
502-180-027 11 72.00
502-190-002 11 72.00
502-190-003 11 72.00
502-190-004 21 108.00
502-190-005 11 72.00
502-190-006 11 72.00
502-190-007 11 72.00
502-190-009 11 72.00
502-190-010 11 72.00
502-190-013 11 72.00
502-190-014 10 0.00
502-190-015 11 72.00
502-190-018 11 72.00
502-190-022 11 72.00
502-190-023 11 72.00
502-190-024 11 72.00
502-190-025 11 72.00
502-190-026 11 72.00
502-190-027 11 72.00
502-190-028 11 72.00
502-190-029 11 72.00
502-190-030 11 72.00
502-190-031 11 72.00
502-190-033 11 72.00
502-190-035 11 72.00
502-190-037 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-190-038 11 72.00
502-190-040 79 0.00
502-190-041 11 72.00
502-190-042 11 72.00
502-190-043 11 72.00
502-201-001 11 72.00
502-201-002 11 72.00
502-201-003 11 72.00
502-201-004 11 72.00
502-201-005 11 72.00
502-201-006 11 72.00
502-201-007 11 72.00
502-201-008 11 72.00
502-201-009 11 72.00
502-201-012 11 72.00
502-201-013 11 72.00
502-201-014 11 72.00
502-201-015 11 72.00
502-201-016 11 72.00
502-201-017 11 72.00
502-201-018 11 72.00
502-201-019 11 72.00
502-202-001 11 72.00
502-202-002 11 72.00
502-202-003 11 72.00
502-202-004 11 72.00
502-202-005 11 72.00
502-202-006 11 72.00
502-203-001 11 72.00
502-203-002 11 72.00
502-203-003 11 72.00
502-203-005 11 72.00
502-203-006 13 72.00
502-203-007 11 72.00
502-203-008 11 72.00
502-203-009 24 108.00
502-203-010 11 72.00
502-203-011 11 72.00
502-211-001 21 108.00
502-211-002 14 72.00
502-211-003 14 72.00
502-211-004 21 108.00
502-211-005 14 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-211-006 10 36.00
502-211-007 32 41.24
502-211-008 14 72.00
502-211-009 14 72.00
502-211-010 14 72.00
502-211-011 14 72.00
502-211-012 21 108.00
502-211-013 14 72.00
502-211-014 14 72.00
502-211-015 14 72.00
502-211-016 14 72.00
502-211-017 21 108.00
502-212-001 13 144.00
502-212-002 11 72.00
502-212-003 11 72.00
502-212-004 11 72.00
502-212-005 11 72.00
502-212-006 11 72.00
502-212-007 21 108.00
502-212-008 11 72.00
502-212-009 11 72.00
502-212-010 11 72.00
502-212-011 11 72.00
502-212-012 11 72.00
502-212-013 11 72.00
502-212-014 11 72.00
502-212-015 11 72.00
502-212-016 13 144.00
502-212-019 11 72.00
502-212-021 11 72.00
502-220-001 25 432.00
502-220-002 14 72.00
502-220-003 14 72.00
502-220-004 14 72.00
502-220-005 14 72.00
502-220-008 14 72.00
502-220-009 14 72.00
502-220-010 21 108.00
502-220-011 24 162.00
502-220-012 23 216.00
502-220-013 25 324.00
502-220-014 25 324.00
502-220-015 21 108.00
Agenda Packet Page 77 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-220-016 21 108.00
502-220-017 23 216.00
502-231-001 31 131.04
502-231-013 85 37.20
502-231-015 31 223.98
502-231-017 33 230.34
502-231-019 47 645.46
502-232-013 31 167.80
502-232-014 25 399.10
502-240-001 14 72.00
502-240-002 14 72.00
502-240-003 14 72.00
502-240-004 13 144.00
502-240-005 21 94.24
502-240-006 85 19.70
502-240-008 71 100.00
502-240-009 71 271.24
502-240-010 71 66.00
502-240-011 31 122.90
502-240-012 31 122.90
502-240-013 31 61.46
502-240-014 31 61.46
502-240-018 49 246.02
502-240-021 72 610.22
502-250-001 14 72.00
502-250-002 14 72.00
502-250-003 14 72.00
502-250-004 14 72.00
502-250-005 30 20.12
502-250-006 14 72.00
502-250-007 53 40.82
502-250-017 78 70.94
502-250-019 31 41.62
502-250-021 85 41.82
502-250-022 78 16.50
502-260-001 14 72.00
502-260-002 14 72.00
502-260-003 14 72.00
502-260-004 14 72.00
502-260-005 25 324.00
502-260-006 14 72.00
502-260-009 14 72.00
502-260-010 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-260-011 13 144.00
502-260-012 14 72.00
502-260-013 14 72.00
502-260-014 21 108.00
502-260-015 23 216.00
502-260-016 22 162.00
502-260-017 14 72.00
502-260-018 14 72.00
502-260-019 14 72.00
502-260-020 14 72.00
502-260-021 14 72.00
502-260-022 21 108.00
502-260-023 21 108.00
502-260-024 21 108.00
502-260-025 14 72.00
502-260-026 14 72.00
502-260-027 21 108.00
502-260-030 14 72.00
502-260-031 11 72.00
502-270-001 11 72.00
502-270-002 11 72.00
502-270-003 11 72.00
502-270-004 11 72.00
502-270-005 11 72.00
502-270-006 21 108.00
502-270-009 11 72.00
502-270-010 11 72.00
502-270-011 11 72.00
502-270-012 11 72.00
502-270-013 11 72.00
502-270-014 11 72.00
502-270-015 11 72.00
502-270-018 11 72.00
502-270-019 11 72.00
502-270-020 11 72.00
502-270-021 11 72.00
502-270-022 11 72.00
502-270-023 11 72.00
502-270-024 11 72.00
502-270-025 13 144.00
502-270-026 11 72.00
502-270-027 11 72.00
502-270-028 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-270-029 11 72.00
502-270-030 11 72.00
502-270-031 11 72.00
502-270-032 11 72.00
502-270-033 13 144.00
502-280-001 11 72.00
502-280-002 11 72.00
502-280-006 11 72.00
502-280-007 11 72.00
502-280-008 11 72.00
502-280-009 11 72.00
502-280-010 11 72.00
502-280-011 11 72.00
502-280-012 11 72.00
502-280-013 11 72.00
502-280-014 11 72.00
502-280-015 11 72.00
502-280-016 11 72.00
502-280-017 11 72.00
502-280-018 11 72.00
502-280-019 11 72.00
502-280-020 11 72.00
502-280-021 11 72.00
502-280-022 11 72.00
502-280-023 11 72.00
502-280-024 11 72.00
502-280-025 11 72.00
502-280-026 11 72.00
502-280-027 11 72.00
502-280-028 11 72.00
502-280-031 11 72.00
502-280-032 11 72.00
502-280-033 11 72.00
502-280-034 11 72.00
502-290-001 11 72.00
502-290-002 11 72.00
502-290-003 11 72.00
502-290-004 10 36.00
502-290-005 11 72.00
502-290-006 11 72.00
502-290-007 13 72.00
502-290-008 11 72.00
502-290-009 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 78 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-290-010 11 72.00
502-290-011 11 72.00
502-290-012 11 72.00
502-290-013 11 72.00
502-290-014 11 72.00
502-290-015 11 72.00
502-290-016 11 72.00
502-290-017 11 72.00
502-290-018 11 72.00
502-290-019 11 72.00
502-290-020 11 72.00
502-290-021 11 72.00
502-290-022 10 0.00
502-290-023 11 72.00
502-300-001 11 72.00
502-300-002 11 72.00
502-300-003 11 72.00
502-300-004 11 72.00
502-300-005 11 72.00
502-300-006 11 72.00
502-300-007 11 72.00
502-300-008 11 72.00
502-300-009 11 72.00
502-300-011 11 72.00
502-300-012 11 72.00
502-300-013 11 72.00
502-300-014 11 72.00
502-300-015 11 72.00
502-300-016 11 72.00
502-300-017 11 72.00
502-300-018 11 72.00
502-300-021 11 72.00
502-300-022 11 72.00
502-300-023 71 115.82
502-310-001 11 72.00
502-310-002 11 72.00
502-310-003 11 72.00
502-310-004 11 72.00
502-310-005 11 72.00
502-310-006 11 72.00
502-310-007 11 72.00
502-310-008 11 72.00
502-310-009 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-310-010 11 72.00
502-310-011 11 72.00
502-310-012 11 72.00
502-310-013 11 72.00
502-310-014 11 72.00
502-310-015 13 144.00
502-320-003 11 72.00
502-320-004 11 72.00
502-320-005 15 36.00
502-320-006 11 72.00
502-320-007 11 72.00
502-320-008 11 72.00
502-320-009 11 72.00
502-320-010 11 72.00
502-320-011 11 72.00
502-320-012 11 72.00
502-320-015 11 72.00
502-320-016 11 72.00
502-320-018 11 72.00
502-320-019 11 72.00
502-330-001 11 72.00
502-330-002 11 72.00
502-330-003 23 216.00
502-330-005 11 72.00
502-330-006 11 72.00
502-330-007 11 72.00
502-330-008 10 36.00
502-330-009 11 72.00
502-330-010 11 72.00
502-330-011 11 72.00
502-330-012 11 72.00
502-330-013 11 72.00
502-330-014 11 72.00
502-330-015 11 72.00
502-330-016 11 72.00
502-330-017 11 72.00
502-330-018 11 72.00
502-330-019 11 72.00
502-330-020 11 72.00
502-330-021 11 72.00
502-330-022 11 72.00
502-330-023 11 72.00
502-330-024 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-330-025 11 72.00
502-330-026 10 0.00
502-340-001 72 0.00
502-350-001 11 72.00
502-350-002 11 72.00
502-350-003 11 72.00
502-350-004 11 72.00
502-350-005 11 72.00
502-350-006 11 72.00
502-350-007 11 72.00
502-350-008 11 72.00
502-350-009 11 72.00
502-350-010 11 72.00
502-350-011 11 72.00
502-350-012 11 72.00
502-350-013 11 72.00
502-350-014 11 72.00
502-350-015 11 72.00
502-350-016 11 72.00
502-350-017 11 72.00
502-350-018 11 72.00
502-350-019 11 72.00
502-350-020 11 72.00
502-350-021 11 72.00
502-350-022 11 72.00
502-350-023 11 72.00
502-350-024 11 72.00
502-350-025 11 72.00
502-350-026 11 72.00
502-350-027 11 72.00
502-350-028 11 72.00
502-360-001 11 72.00
502-360-002 11 72.00
502-360-003 11 72.00
502-360-004 11 72.00
502-360-005 11 72.00
502-360-006 11 72.00
502-360-007 11 72.00
502-360-008 11 72.00
502-360-009 11 72.00
502-360-010 11 72.00
502-360-011 11 72.00
502-360-012 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 79 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-360-013 11 72.00
502-360-014 11 72.00
502-360-015 11 72.00
502-360-016 11 72.00
502-360-017 11 72.00
502-360-018 11 72.00
502-360-019 11 72.00
502-360-020 11 72.00
502-360-021 11 72.00
502-360-022 11 72.00
502-360-023 11 72.00
502-360-024 11 72.00
502-360-025 11 72.00
502-360-026 11 72.00
502-360-027 11 72.00
502-360-030 11 72.00
502-360-031 11 72.00
502-370-001 11 72.00
502-370-002 11 72.00
502-370-003 11 72.00
502-370-004 11 72.00
502-370-005 14 72.00
502-370-006 11 72.00
502-370-007 11 72.00
502-370-008 11 72.00
502-370-009 11 72.00
502-370-010 11 72.00
502-370-011 11 72.00
502-370-012 11 72.00
502-370-013 11 72.00
502-370-014 11 72.00
502-370-015 11 72.00
502-370-016 11 72.00
502-370-017 11 72.00
502-370-018 11 72.00
502-370-019 11 72.00
502-370-020 11 72.00
502-370-021 11 72.00
502-370-022 11 72.00
502-370-023 11 72.00
502-370-024 11 72.00
502-370-025 11 72.00
502-370-026 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-370-027 11 72.00
502-380-002 21 108.00
502-380-003 11 72.00
502-380-004 11 72.00
502-380-005 11 72.00
502-380-006 11 72.00
502-380-007 11 72.00
502-380-008 21 108.00
502-380-009 11 72.00
502-380-010 11 72.00
502-380-011 11 72.00
502-380-012 11 72.00
502-380-013 11 72.00
502-380-014 11 72.00
502-380-015 21 108.00
502-380-016 11 72.00
502-380-017 11 72.00
502-380-018 11 72.00
502-380-019 11 72.00
502-380-020 11 72.00
502-380-021 11 72.00
502-380-022 11 72.00
502-380-023 11 72.00
502-380-024 11 72.00
502-380-025 11 72.00
502-380-026 11 72.00
502-380-027 11 72.00
502-380-029 11 72.00
502-390-002 23 216.00
502-390-003 25 324.00
502-390-004 14 72.00
502-390-005 14 72.00
502-390-006 14 72.00
502-390-007 14 72.00
502-390-008 14 72.00
502-390-009 14 72.00
502-390-010 25 324.00
502-390-011 14 72.00
502-390-018 26 1,224.00
502-401-006 31 574.68
502-402-009 33 212.02
502-402-011 34 322.50
502-403-005 53 120.84
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-403-008 36 84.16
502-403-009 36 140.14
502-411-006 71 116.50
502-411-007 79 0.00
502-411-021 31 645.48
502-411-022 28 5,608.40
502-411-023 79 0.00
502-411-029 79 0.00
502-412-001 27 1,800.00
502-420-011 14 72.00
502-420-014 25 540.00
502-420-016 27 1,368.00
502-420-018 25 324.00
502-420-020 23 216.00
502-420-021 23 216.00
502-420-023 25 270.00
502-420-024 26 864.00
502-420-025 25 270.00
502-420-026 23 216.00
502-420-027 23 216.00
502-430-001 11 72.00
502-430-002 21 108.00
502-430-003 11 72.00
502-430-004 11 72.00
502-430-005 11 72.00
502-430-006 11 72.00
502-430-007 11 72.00
502-430-008 11 72.00
502-430-009 11 72.00
502-430-010 11 72.00
502-430-011 11 72.00
502-430-012 11 72.00
502-430-013 21 108.00
502-430-014 11 72.00
502-430-017 11 72.00
502-430-018 11 72.00
502-430-019 11 72.00
502-430-020 11 72.00
502-430-021 11 72.00
502-430-022 11 72.00
502-430-023 11 72.00
502-430-024 11 72.00
502-430-025 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 80 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-430-026 11 72.00
502-430-027 11 72.00
502-430-028 11 72.00
502-430-029 11 72.00
502-440-001 11 72.00
502-440-002 11 72.00
502-440-003 11 72.00
502-440-004 11 72.00
502-440-005 11 72.00
502-440-006 11 72.00
502-440-007 11 72.00
502-440-008 11 72.00
502-440-009 11 72.00
502-440-010 11 72.00
502-440-011 11 72.00
502-440-012 13 144.00
502-440-013 11 72.00
502-440-014 11 72.00
502-440-015 11 72.00
502-440-016 11 72.00
502-440-017 11 72.00
502-440-018 11 72.00
502-440-019 21 108.00
502-440-020 11 72.00
502-440-021 11 72.00
502-440-022 11 72.00
502-440-023 11 72.00
502-440-024 11 72.00
502-440-025 11 72.00
502-440-026 11 72.00
502-440-027 11 72.00
502-440-028 13 144.00
502-440-029 21 108.00
502-450-001 11 72.00
502-450-002 11 72.00
502-450-003 11 72.00
502-450-004 11 72.00
502-450-005 11 72.00
502-450-006 11 72.00
502-450-007 11 72.00
502-450-008 11 72.00
502-450-009 11 72.00
502-450-010 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-450-011 11 72.00
502-450-012 11 72.00
502-450-013 11 72.00
502-450-014 11 72.00
502-450-015 11 72.00
502-450-016 11 72.00
502-450-017 11 72.00
502-450-018 11 72.00
502-450-019 11 72.00
502-450-020 11 72.00
502-450-021 11 72.00
502-450-022 11 72.00
502-450-023 11 72.00
502-450-024 11 72.00
502-450-025 11 72.00
502-450-026 11 72.00
502-450-027 11 72.00
502-450-028 11 72.00
502-461-001 11 72.00
502-461-002 11 72.00
502-461-003 11 72.00
502-461-004 11 72.00
502-461-005 11 72.00
502-461-006 11 72.00
502-461-007 11 72.00
502-461-008 11 72.00
502-461-009 11 72.00
502-461-010 11 72.00
502-461-011 11 72.00
502-461-012 11 72.00
502-461-013 11 72.00
502-461-014 11 72.00
502-461-015 11 72.00
502-461-016 11 72.00
502-462-001 11 72.00
502-462-002 11 72.00
502-462-003 11 72.00
502-462-006 11 72.00
502-462-007 11 72.00
502-462-008 11 72.00
502-462-009 11 72.00
502-462-010 11 72.00
502-462-011 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-462-012 11 72.00
502-462-013 11 72.00
502-462-014 11 72.00
502-462-015 11 72.00
502-462-016 11 72.00
502-462-017 11 72.00
502-462-018 11 72.00
502-462-019 11 72.00
502-462-020 11 72.00
502-462-021 11 72.00
502-462-022 11 72.00
502-462-023 11 72.00
502-462-024 11 72.00
502-462-025 11 72.00
502-462-026 11 72.00
502-462-027 11 72.00
502-462-028 11 72.00
502-462-029 11 72.00
502-462-030 11 72.00
502-471-001 11 72.00
502-471-002 11 72.00
502-471-003 11 72.00
502-471-004 11 72.00
502-471-005 11 72.00
502-471-006 11 72.00
502-471-007 11 72.00
502-471-008 11 72.00
502-471-009 11 72.00
502-471-010 11 72.00
502-471-011 11 72.00
502-472-003 11 72.00
502-472-004 11 72.00
502-472-005 11 72.00
502-472-006 11 72.00
502-472-007 11 72.00
502-472-008 11 72.00
502-472-009 11 72.00
502-472-010 11 72.00
502-472-011 11 72.00
502-472-012 11 72.00
502-472-013 11 72.00
502-472-014 11 72.00
502-472-015 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 81 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-472-018 11 72.00
502-472-020 11 72.00
502-472-022 11 72.00
502-472-024 11 72.00
502-472-025 11 72.00
502-472-026 11 72.00
502-472-027 11 72.00
502-472-028 11 72.00
502-472-029 87 0.00
502-472-031 11 72.00
502-480-001 13 144.00
502-480-002 11 72.00
502-480-003 11 72.00
502-480-004 11 72.00
502-480-005 11 72.00
502-480-006 11 72.00
502-480-007 11 72.00
502-480-008 11 72.00
502-480-009 11 72.00
502-480-010 11 72.00
502-480-011 11 72.00
502-480-012 11 72.00
502-480-013 11 72.00
502-480-014 11 72.00
502-490-001 11 72.00
502-490-002 11 72.00
502-490-003 11 72.00
502-490-004 11 72.00
502-490-005 11 72.00
502-490-006 11 72.00
502-490-007 11 72.00
502-490-008 11 72.00
502-490-009 11 72.00
502-490-010 12 72.00
502-490-011 11 72.00
502-490-012 11 72.00
502-490-013 11 72.00
502-490-014 11 72.00
502-490-015 11 72.00
502-490-016 11 72.00
502-490-017 11 72.00
502-490-018 11 72.00
502-490-019 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-490-020 11 72.00
502-490-021 11 72.00
502-490-022 11 72.00
502-490-023 11 72.00
502-500-001 11 72.00
502-500-002 11 72.00
502-500-003 13 144.00
502-500-004 11 72.00
502-500-005 11 72.00
502-500-006 11 72.00
502-500-007 11 72.00
502-500-008 17 36.00
502-500-009 11 72.00
502-500-010 11 72.00
502-500-011 11 72.00
502-500-012 11 72.00
502-500-013 11 72.00
502-500-014 11 72.00
502-500-015 11 72.00
502-500-016 11 72.00
502-500-017 11 72.00
502-500-018 11 72.00
502-500-019 11 72.00
502-500-020 11 72.00
502-500-021 11 72.00
502-500-022 11 72.00
502-500-023 11 72.00
502-510-001 29 72.00
502-510-002 29 72.00
502-510-003 29 72.00
502-510-004 29 72.00
502-510-005 29 72.00
502-510-006 29 72.00
502-510-007 29 72.00
502-510-008 29 72.00
502-510-009 29 72.00
502-510-010 29 72.00
502-510-011 87 0.00
502-520-001 16 72.00
502-520-002 16 72.00
502-520-003 16 72.00
502-520-004 87 0.00
502-530-019 29 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-530-020 29 72.00
502-530-021 29 72.00
502-530-022 29 72.00
502-530-023 29 72.00
502-530-024 29 72.00
502-530-025 29 72.00
502-530-026 29 72.00
502-530-027 29 72.00
502-530-028 29 72.00
502-530-029 29 72.00
502-530-030 29 72.00
502-530-031 29 72.00
502-530-032 29 72.00
502-530-033 29 72.00
502-530-034 29 72.00
502-530-035 87 0.00
502-540-001 76 4,344.00
502-540-002 37 32.64
502-540-003 85 97.02
502-550-001 29 72.00
502-550-002 29 72.00
502-550-003 29 72.00
502-550-004 29 72.00
502-550-005 29 72.00
502-550-006 29 72.00
502-550-007 87 0.00
502-560-001 29 72.00
502-560-002 29 72.00
502-560-003 29 72.00
502-560-004 29 72.00
502-560-005 29 72.00
502-560-006 29 72.00
502-560-007 29 72.00
502-560-008 29 72.00
502-560-009 29 72.00
502-560-010 29 72.00
502-560-011 29 72.00
502-560-012 29 72.00
502-560-013 29 72.00
502-560-014 29 72.00
502-560-015 87 0.00
502-570-001 29 72.00
502-570-002 29 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 82 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
502-570-003 29 72.00
502-570-004 29 72.00
502-570-005 29 72.00
502-570-006 29 72.00
502-570-007 29 72.00
502-570-008 29 72.00
502-570-009 29 72.00
502-570-010 29 72.00
502-570-011 29 72.00
502-570-012 29 72.00
502-570-013 29 72.00
502-570-014 29 72.00
502-570-015 29 72.00
502-570-016 29 72.00
502-570-017 29 72.00
502-570-018 29 72.00
502-570-019 29 72.00
502-570-020 29 72.00
502-570-021 87 0.00
502-580-001 19 72.00
502-580-002 19 72.00
502-580-003 87 0.00
503-010-013 79 0.00
503-010-015 28 2,364.36
503-010-016 28 2,577.00
503-020-001 79 0.00
503-020-007 28 1,461.56
503-030-002 23 216.00
503-030-009 14 72.00
503-030-012 14 72.00
503-030-013 11 72.00
503-030-014 24 216.00
503-030-015 13 144.00
503-030-021 23 216.00
503-030-022 23 216.00
503-030-026 27 1,296.00
503-030-027 27 1,548.00
503-040-001 11 72.00
503-040-002 11 72.00
503-040-003 11 72.00
503-040-004 21 108.00
503-040-005 11 72.00
503-040-006 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-040-007 11 72.00
503-040-010 21 108.00
503-040-011 11 72.00
503-040-016 25 324.00
503-040-017 11 72.00
503-040-018 72 29.04
503-040-019 23 216.00
503-040-020 11 72.00
503-040-021 22 162.00
503-040-022 11 72.00
503-040-023 17 36.00
503-040-024 25 270.00
503-040-025 21 108.00
503-040-026 26 1,224.00
503-050-001 11 72.00
503-050-002 11 72.00
503-050-003 11 72.00
503-050-004 11 72.00
503-050-005 11 72.00
503-050-006 11 72.00
503-050-007 11 72.00
503-050-008 11 72.00
503-050-009 11 72.00
503-050-010 11 72.00
503-050-011 11 72.00
503-050-012 11 72.00
503-050-013 11 72.00
503-050-014 11 72.00
503-050-015 11 72.00
503-050-016 21 108.00
503-050-017 11 72.00
503-050-018 11 72.00
503-050-019 11 72.00
503-050-020 11 72.00
503-050-021 11 72.00
503-050-022 11 72.00
503-050-023 11 72.00
503-050-024 11 72.00
503-050-025 21 108.00
503-060-001 11 72.00
503-060-002 11 72.00
503-060-003 11 72.00
503-060-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-060-005 11 72.00
503-060-006 11 72.00
503-060-007 11 72.00
503-060-008 11 72.00
503-060-009 11 72.00
503-060-010 11 72.00
503-060-011 11 72.00
503-060-012 11 72.00
503-060-013 11 72.00
503-060-014 11 72.00
503-060-015 11 72.00
503-060-016 11 72.00
503-060-017 11 72.00
503-060-018 15 72.00
503-060-019 11 72.00
503-060-020 11 72.00
503-060-021 11 72.00
503-060-022 11 72.00
503-060-023 11 72.00
503-060-024 11 72.00
503-060-025 11 72.00
503-060-026 11 72.00
503-060-027 11 72.00
503-060-028 11 72.00
503-060-029 11 72.00
503-060-030 11 72.00
503-071-001 11 72.00
503-071-002 11 72.00
503-071-003 11 72.00
503-071-004 11 72.00
503-071-005 11 72.00
503-071-006 11 72.00
503-071-007 11 72.00
503-071-008 11 72.00
503-071-009 11 72.00
503-071-010 11 72.00
503-071-011 11 72.00
503-071-012 11 72.00
503-071-013 11 72.00
503-071-014 11 72.00
503-071-015 11 72.00
503-071-016 11 72.00
503-072-001 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 83 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-072-002 11 72.00
503-072-003 11 72.00
503-072-004 11 72.00
503-072-005 11 72.00
503-072-006 11 72.00
503-072-007 11 72.00
503-072-008 11 72.00
503-072-009 11 72.00
503-072-010 11 72.00
503-072-011 11 72.00
503-072-012 11 72.00
503-072-013 11 72.00
503-072-014 11 72.00
503-072-015 11 72.00
503-072-016 11 72.00
503-072-017 11 72.00
503-072-018 11 72.00
503-072-019 11 72.00
503-072-020 11 72.00
503-072-021 11 72.00
503-072-022 11 72.00
503-072-023 11 72.00
503-072-024 11 72.00
503-072-025 11 72.00
503-072-026 11 72.00
503-072-027 11 72.00
503-081-001 11 72.00
503-081-002 11 72.00
503-081-003 11 72.00
503-081-004 11 72.00
503-081-005 11 72.00
503-081-006 11 72.00
503-081-007 11 72.00
503-081-008 11 72.00
503-081-009 11 72.00
503-081-010 11 72.00
503-081-011 11 72.00
503-082-012 11 72.00
503-082-013 11 72.00
503-082-014 11 72.00
503-082-015 11 72.00
503-082-016 11 72.00
503-082-017 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-082-018 11 72.00
503-082-019 11 72.00
503-082-020 11 72.00
503-082-021 11 72.00
503-082-022 11 72.00
503-082-023 11 72.00
503-091-001 11 72.00
503-091-002 11 72.00
503-091-003 11 72.00
503-091-004 11 72.00
503-091-005 11 72.00
503-091-006 11 72.00
503-091-007 11 72.00
503-091-008 11 72.00
503-091-009 11 72.00
503-091-010 11 72.00
503-091-011 11 72.00
503-091-012 11 72.00
503-091-013 11 72.00
503-091-014 11 72.00
503-091-015 11 72.00
503-091-016 11 72.00
503-091-017 11 72.00
503-091-018 11 72.00
503-091-019 11 72.00
503-091-020 11 72.00
503-091-021 11 72.00
503-092-001 11 72.00
503-092-002 11 72.00
503-092-003 11 72.00
503-092-004 11 72.00
503-092-005 11 72.00
503-092-006 11 72.00
503-092-007 11 72.00
503-092-008 11 72.00
503-092-009 11 72.00
503-092-010 11 72.00
503-092-011 11 72.00
503-100-001 11 72.00
503-100-002 11 72.00
503-100-003 11 72.00
503-100-004 11 72.00
503-100-005 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-100-006 11 72.00
503-100-007 11 72.00
503-100-008 11 72.00
503-100-009 11 72.00
503-100-010 11 72.00
503-100-011 11 72.00
503-100-012 11 72.00
503-100-013 11 72.00
503-100-014 11 72.00
503-100-015 11 72.00
503-100-016 11 72.00
503-100-017 11 72.00
503-100-018 11 72.00
503-100-019 11 72.00
503-100-020 11 72.00
503-100-021 11 72.00
503-100-022 11 72.00
503-100-023 11 72.00
503-100-024 11 72.00
503-100-025 11 72.00
503-100-026 11 72.00
503-110-001 11 72.00
503-110-002 11 72.00
503-110-003 11 72.00
503-110-004 11 72.00
503-110-005 11 72.00
503-110-006 11 72.00
503-110-007 11 72.00
503-110-008 11 72.00
503-110-009 11 72.00
503-110-010 11 72.00
503-110-011 11 72.00
503-110-012 11 72.00
503-110-013 11 72.00
503-110-014 11 72.00
503-110-015 11 72.00
503-110-016 11 72.00
503-110-017 11 72.00
503-110-018 11 72.00
503-110-019 11 72.00
503-110-020 11 72.00
503-121-014 33 309.24
503-121-016 31 1,304.80
Agenda Packet Page 84 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-121-021 85 279.60
503-121-022 31 76.18
503-121-023 28 1,470.44
503-121-024 27 1,991.98
503-122-015 42 608.16
503-122-016 42 676.18
503-122-017 42 386.10
503-122-018 42 267.42
503-122-023 31 413.54
503-122-024 35 320.86
503-130-001 14 72.00
503-130-002 25 324.00
503-130-003 14 72.00
503-130-004 14 72.00
503-130-005 14 72.00
503-130-006 14 72.00
503-130-007 14 72.00
503-130-008 14 72.00
503-130-009 14 72.00
503-130-010 14 72.00
503-130-011 14 72.00
503-130-012 14 72.00
503-130-013 25 278.12
503-130-016 28 1,404.18
503-130-017 27 1,124.04
503-141-001 14 72.00
503-141-002 25 432.00
503-141-004 24 216.00
503-141-010 14 72.00
503-141-011 14 72.00
503-141-012 14 72.00
503-141-013 14 72.00
503-141-014 14 72.00
503-141-015 14 72.00
503-141-016 14 72.00
503-141-017 14 72.00
503-141-018 14 72.00
503-141-019 21 108.00
503-141-020 21 108.00
503-141-023 11 72.00
503-141-026 11 72.00
503-141-027 11 72.00
503-141-028 11 72.00
APN
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CODE LEVY (1)
503-141-029 11 72.00
503-141-030 11 72.00
503-141-031 11 72.00
503-141-032 11 72.00
503-141-033 11 72.00
503-141-034 11 72.00
503-141-035 11 72.00
503-141-036 11 72.00
503-141-037 11 72.00
503-141-038 25 324.00
503-141-039 11 72.00
503-141-040 11 72.00
503-141-041 11 72.00
503-142-002 11 72.00
503-142-006 11 72.00
503-142-007 11 72.00
503-142-008 11 72.00
503-142-009 11 72.00
503-142-010 11 72.00
503-142-011 11 72.00
503-142-012 11 72.00
503-142-014 79 0.00
503-142-015 83 0.00
503-150-001 83 0.00
503-150-006 71 70.62
503-150-007 71 58.40
503-150-009 71 19.80
503-150-012 11 72.00
503-150-013 11 72.00
503-150-014 11 72.00
503-150-015 11 72.00
503-150-016 11 72.00
503-150-017 11 72.00
503-150-018 11 72.00
503-150-019 11 72.00
503-150-020 11 72.00
503-150-022 11 72.00
503-150-023 11 72.00
503-150-024 11 72.00
503-150-025 11 72.00
503-150-027 83 0.00
503-150-028 11 72.00
503-160-001 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-160-002 11 72.00
503-160-003 11 72.00
503-160-004 11 72.00
503-160-006 11 72.00
503-160-007 11 72.00
503-160-008 11 72.00
503-160-009 11 72.00
503-160-010 11 72.00
503-160-011 11 72.00
503-160-012 11 72.00
503-160-013 11 72.00
503-160-014 11 72.00
503-160-015 11 72.00
503-160-016 11 72.00
503-160-017 11 72.00
503-160-018 11 72.00
503-160-019 11 72.00
503-160-020 11 72.00
503-160-021 11 72.00
503-160-022 11 72.00
503-160-023 83 0.00
503-160-029 79 0.00
503-160-030 79 0.00
503-170-001 79 0.00
503-170-003 79 0.00
503-170-004 83 0.00
503-181-001 72 0.00
503-182-006 11 72.00
503-182-007 11 72.00
503-182-008 11 72.00
503-182-009 11 72.00
503-182-010 11 72.00
503-182-011 11 72.00
503-182-013 11 72.00
503-182-014 11 72.00
503-182-015 11 72.00
503-182-016 11 72.00
503-182-017 11 72.00
503-182-018 11 72.00
503-182-019 11 72.00
503-182-020 11 72.00
503-182-021 11 72.00
503-182-022 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 85 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-182-023 11 72.00
503-182-024 11 72.00
503-182-025 11 72.00
503-182-026 11 72.00
503-182-027 11 72.00
503-182-028 11 72.00
503-182-029 11 72.00
503-182-030 11 72.00
503-182-031 11 72.00
503-182-032 11 72.00
503-182-033 11 72.00
503-182-034 11 72.00
503-182-035 11 72.00
503-182-036 11 72.00
503-182-037 11 72.00
503-182-038 11 72.00
503-182-043 11 72.00
503-182-044 11 72.00
503-182-046 11 72.00
503-182-047 11 72.00
503-182-048 79 0.00
503-182-050 11 72.00
503-182-051 11 72.00
503-190-001 72 0.00
503-201-001 11 72.00
503-201-002 11 72.00
503-201-003 11 72.00
503-201-004 11 72.00
503-201-005 11 72.00
503-201-006 11 72.00
503-201-007 11 72.00
503-201-008 11 72.00
503-201-009 11 72.00
503-201-010 11 72.00
503-202-001 11 72.00
503-202-002 11 72.00
503-202-003 11 72.00
503-202-004 11 72.00
503-202-005 11 72.00
503-202-006 11 72.00
503-202-007 11 72.00
503-202-008 11 72.00
503-202-009 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-202-010 11 72.00
503-202-011 13 144.00
503-202-012 11 72.00
503-202-013 11 72.00
503-202-014 11 72.00
503-202-015 11 72.00
503-202-016 11 72.00
503-202-017 11 72.00
503-202-018 11 72.00
503-202-019 11 72.00
503-202-020 13 72.00
503-202-021 11 72.00
503-202-022 11 72.00
503-202-023 11 72.00
503-202-024 11 72.00
503-202-025 11 72.00
503-202-026 11 72.00
503-202-027 11 72.00
503-202-028 21 108.00
503-203-001 11 72.00
503-203-002 11 72.00
503-203-003 11 72.00
503-203-004 11 72.00
503-203-005 11 72.00
503-203-006 11 72.00
503-203-007 11 72.00
503-203-008 11 72.00
503-203-009 11 72.00
503-203-010 11 72.00
503-203-011 13 72.00
503-203-012 11 72.00
503-203-013 11 72.00
503-203-014 11 72.00
503-203-019 79 0.00
503-203-021 79 0.00
503-210-001 71 51.14
503-210-002 11 72.00
503-210-003 11 72.00
503-210-004 23 216.00
503-210-005 11 72.00
503-210-006 11 72.00
503-210-007 11 72.00
503-210-008 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-210-009 11 72.00
503-210-010 14 72.00
503-210-011 11 72.00
503-210-012 11 72.00
503-210-013 22 162.00
503-210-014 11 72.00
503-210-015 11 72.00
503-210-016 11 72.00
503-210-017 11 72.00
503-210-018 79 0.00
503-210-019 11 72.00
503-210-020 11 72.00
503-210-021 11 72.00
503-210-022 11 72.00
503-220-001 23 216.00
503-220-002 21 108.00
503-220-003 21 108.00
503-220-004 21 108.00
503-220-005 21 108.00
503-220-006 25 270.00
503-220-009 14 72.00
503-220-010 14 72.00
503-220-011 14 72.00
503-220-012 14 72.00
503-220-013 14 72.00
503-220-014 14 72.00
503-220-015 21 108.00
503-220-016 21 108.00
503-220-017 21 108.00
503-220-018 21 108.00
503-220-019 21 108.00
503-220-020 14 72.00
503-220-021 25 432.00
503-220-022 25 270.00
503-220-023 25 324.00
503-220-024 23 216.00
503-231-002 21 108.00
503-231-005 21 108.00
503-231-006 21 108.00
503-231-007 14 72.00
503-231-008 21 108.00
503-231-009 14 72.00
503-231-010 14 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 86 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-231-011 22 162.00
503-231-012 14 72.00
503-231-013 79 0.00
503-232-003 25 648.00
503-232-004 21 108.00
503-232-005 23 216.00
503-232-006 21 108.00
503-232-007 21 108.00
503-232-008 13 144.00
503-232-010 14 72.00
503-232-011 14 72.00
503-232-012 23 189.82
503-232-013 23 187.50
503-232-016 13 144.00
503-232-017 23 188.50
503-232-018 14 72.00
503-232-019 14 72.00
503-232-021 22 145.50
503-232-022 24 153.74
503-232-027 14 72.00
503-232-028 21 108.00
503-232-029 26 972.00
503-232-030 29 72.00
503-232-031 29 72.00
503-232-032 87 0.00
503-233-007 30 20.00
503-233-009 14 72.00
503-233-010 34 39.40
503-233-012 33 117.28
503-233-026 31 136.98
503-233-027 25 561.54
503-233-031 31 1,027.84
503-233-032 30 36.38
503-233-034 31 122.90
503-233-035 48 590.02
503-233-036 31 130.54
503-234-001 14 72.00
503-234-002 14 72.00
503-234-003 14 72.00
503-234-004 23 216.00
503-234-005 21 108.00
503-234-006 14 72.00
503-234-007 23 216.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-234-008 22 162.00
503-234-009 23 216.00
503-234-010 23 216.00
503-234-011 25 270.00
503-234-012 22 162.00
503-234-013 14 72.00
503-234-014 24 216.00
503-234-015 23 216.00
503-235-001 25 270.00
503-235-002 14 72.00
503-235-003 14 72.00
503-235-004 14 72.00
503-235-005 14 72.00
503-235-006 23 216.00
503-235-007 14 72.00
503-235-008 14 72.00
503-235-009 21 108.00
503-235-010 14 72.00
503-235-011 14 72.00
503-235-012 14 72.00
503-235-013 14 72.00
503-235-014 22 162.00
503-235-015 79 0.00
503-235-016 14 72.00
503-235-017 14 72.00
503-235-018 14 72.00
503-235-019 14 72.00
503-235-020 14 72.00
503-235-021 14 72.00
503-235-022 14 72.00
503-235-023 14 72.00
503-235-024 14 72.00
503-235-025 14 72.00
503-235-026 14 72.00
503-235-027 13 144.00
503-235-028 14 72.00
503-235-029 14 72.00
503-236-001 14 72.00
503-236-002 14 72.00
503-236-003 14 72.00
503-236-004 14 72.00
503-236-005 14 72.00
503-236-006 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-236-007 14 72.00
503-236-008 14 72.00
503-236-009 14 72.00
503-236-010 13 144.00
503-236-011 14 72.00
503-236-012 14 72.00
503-236-013 14 72.00
503-236-014 14 17.94
503-236-015 31 17.94
503-236-016 31 184.56
503-236-017 43 430.60
503-236-020 31 122.90
503-236-021 31 122.90
503-236-027 30 92.36
503-236-028 48 307.48
503-236-029 33 122.90
503-236-030 33 184.56
503-241-001 11 72.00
503-241-002 11 72.00
503-241-003 11 72.00
503-241-004 11 72.00
503-241-005 11 72.00
503-241-007 11 72.00
503-241-008 11 72.00
503-241-009 11 72.00
503-241-010 11 72.00
503-241-011 11 72.00
503-241-012 11 72.00
503-241-013 11 72.00
503-241-014 11 72.00
503-241-015 11 72.00
503-241-016 11 72.00
503-241-017 23 216.00
503-241-018 11 72.00
503-241-019 21 108.00
503-241-020 21 108.00
503-241-021 11 72.00
503-241-022 11 72.00
503-241-023 11 72.00
503-241-024 11 72.00
503-241-025 23 216.00
503-241-026 17 36.00
503-241-027 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 87 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-242-001 14 72.00
503-242-002 14 72.00
503-242-003 14 72.00
503-242-004 14 72.00
503-242-005 14 72.00
503-242-006 14 72.00
503-242-007 14 72.00
503-242-008 21 108.00
503-242-009 14 72.00
503-242-010 14 72.00
503-242-011 14 72.00
503-242-012 14 72.00
503-242-013 11 72.00
503-242-014 22 162.00
503-242-015 21 108.00
503-242-016 23 216.00
503-242-017 23 216.00
503-242-018 21 108.00
503-242-019 14 72.00
503-242-020 21 108.00
503-242-021 14 72.00
503-242-022 13 144.00
503-242-023 23 216.00
503-242-024 14 72.00
503-242-025 14 72.00
503-242-026 14 72.00
503-242-027 14 72.00
503-242-028 14 72.00
503-243-001 14 72.00
503-243-002 14 72.00
503-243-003 14 72.00
503-243-004 14 72.00
503-243-005 25 594.00
503-243-008 14 72.00
503-243-009 23 216.00
503-243-010 14 72.00
503-243-011 13 144.00
503-243-012 25 324.00
503-243-013 14 72.00
503-243-014 14 72.00
503-243-015 25 324.00
503-243-016 25 270.00
503-244-001 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-244-002 11 72.00
503-244-003 11 72.00
503-244-004 11 72.00
503-244-005 11 72.00
503-244-006 11 72.00
503-244-007 11 72.00
503-244-008 11 72.00
503-244-009 11 72.00
503-244-010 11 72.00
503-244-011 11 72.00
503-244-012 11 72.00
503-244-014 14 72.00
503-244-015 14 72.00
503-244-016 11 72.00
503-244-017 11 72.00
503-244-018 13 144.00
503-244-019 11 72.00
503-244-020 11 72.00
503-244-021 11 72.00
503-244-022 11 72.00
503-244-023 11 72.00
503-244-024 11 72.00
503-244-025 11 72.00
503-244-026 11 72.00
503-244-027 21 108.00
503-244-028 14 72.00
503-244-029 21 108.00
503-245-001 21 108.00
503-245-002 14 72.00
503-245-003 15 36.00
503-245-004 14 72.00
503-245-005 14 72.00
503-245-006 14 72.00
503-245-007 14 72.00
503-245-008 14 72.00
503-245-009 14 72.00
503-245-010 14 72.00
503-245-011 14 72.00
503-245-012 21 108.00
503-245-013 11 72.00
503-245-014 14 72.00
503-245-015 14 72.00
503-245-016 14 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-245-017 14 72.00
503-245-018 14 72.00
503-245-019 14 72.00
503-245-020 14 72.00
503-245-021 23 216.00
503-245-022 14 72.00
503-245-023 23 216.00
503-245-024 13 144.00
503-245-025 14 72.00
503-245-026 14 72.00
503-245-027 14 72.00
503-245-028 14 72.00
503-245-029 14 72.00
503-245-030 14 72.00
503-246-001 25 270.00
503-246-002 25 270.00
503-246-003 23 216.00
503-246-004 14 72.00
503-246-005 14 72.00
503-246-006 14 72.00
503-246-007 14 72.00
503-246-008 14 72.00
503-246-009 23 216.00
503-246-010 23 216.00
503-246-011 14 72.00
503-246-012 14 72.00
503-246-013 25 324.00
503-251-001 11 72.00
503-251-002 11 72.00
503-251-003 11 72.00
503-251-004 11 72.00
503-251-005 11 72.00
503-251-006 11 72.00
503-251-007 11 72.00
503-251-008 11 72.00
503-251-009 11 72.00
503-251-010 11 72.00
503-251-011 14 72.00
503-251-012 11 72.00
503-251-013 11 72.00
503-252-001 11 72.00
503-252-002 11 72.00
503-252-003 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 88 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-252-004 11 72.00
503-252-005 11 72.00
503-252-006 11 72.00
503-252-007 11 72.00
503-252-008 11 72.00
503-252-009 11 72.00
503-252-010 11 72.00
503-252-011 11 72.00
503-252-012 14 72.00
503-252-013 11 72.00
503-252-014 11 72.00
503-252-015 11 72.00
503-252-016 11 72.00
503-252-017 11 72.00
503-252-018 11 72.00
503-252-019 11 72.00
503-252-020 11 72.00
503-252-021 11 72.00
503-252-022 11 72.00
503-252-023 11 72.00
503-252-024 11 72.00
503-252-025 11 72.00
503-252-026 11 72.00
503-252-027 11 72.00
503-252-028 11 72.00
503-253-001 11 72.00
503-253-002 11 72.00
503-253-003 11 72.00
503-253-004 11 72.00
503-253-005 11 72.00
503-253-006 11 72.00
503-253-007 11 72.00
503-253-008 11 72.00
503-253-009 11 72.00
503-253-010 11 72.00
503-253-011 11 72.00
503-253-012 11 72.00
503-253-013 11 72.00
503-253-014 11 72.00
503-253-015 11 72.00
503-253-016 11 72.00
503-253-017 11 72.00
503-253-018 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-253-019 11 72.00
503-253-020 11 72.00
503-253-021 11 72.00
503-253-022 11 72.00
503-253-023 11 72.00
503-253-024 11 72.00
503-253-025 11 72.00
503-253-026 11 72.00
503-253-027 11 72.00
503-253-028 11 72.00
503-254-001 11 72.00
503-254-002 11 72.00
503-254-003 11 72.00
503-254-004 11 72.00
503-254-005 11 72.00
503-254-006 11 72.00
503-254-007 11 72.00
503-254-008 11 72.00
503-254-009 11 72.00
503-254-010 11 72.00
503-254-011 11 72.00
503-254-012 11 72.00
503-254-013 34 33.00
503-254-014 31 19.80
503-254-015 14 72.00
503-254-016 30 4.42
503-254-017 11 72.00
503-254-018 11 72.00
503-254-019 11 72.00
503-254-020 11 72.00
503-254-021 11 72.00
503-255-001 11 72.00
503-255-002 11 72.00
503-255-003 11 72.00
503-255-005 11 72.00
503-255-006 11 72.00
503-255-007 11 72.00
503-255-008 11 72.00
503-255-009 11 72.00
503-255-010 11 72.00
503-255-011 11 72.00
503-255-012 11 72.00
503-255-013 22 145.50
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-255-014 31 16.50
503-255-017 11 72.00
503-255-018 11 72.00
503-255-019 11 72.00
503-255-020 11 72.00
503-255-021 11 72.00
503-255-022 11 72.00
503-255-023 11 72.00
503-255-024 11 72.00
503-255-025 11 72.00
503-255-026 11 72.00
503-255-029 11 72.00
503-255-030 11 72.00
503-255-031 25 432.00
503-255-032 11 72.00
503-255-033 11 72.00
503-256-001 11 72.00
503-256-002 11 72.00
503-256-003 11 72.00
503-256-004 11 72.00
503-256-005 11 72.00
503-256-006 11 72.00
503-256-007 11 72.00
503-256-008 11 72.00
503-256-009 11 72.00
503-256-010 11 72.00
503-256-011 11 72.00
503-256-012 11 72.00
503-256-013 11 72.00
503-256-014 11 72.00
503-256-015 14 72.00
503-256-016 21 108.00
503-256-017 22 162.00
503-256-018 11 72.00
503-256-019 11 72.00
503-256-020 11 72.00
503-256-021 13 144.00
503-256-022 11 72.00
503-256-023 11 72.00
503-256-024 11 72.00
503-256-025 11 72.00
503-256-026 11 72.00
503-256-027 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 89 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-256-028 11 72.00
503-256-029 11 72.00
503-260-001 11 72.00
503-260-002 11 72.00
503-260-003 11 72.00
503-260-004 11 72.00
503-260-005 11 72.00
503-260-006 11 72.00
503-260-007 11 72.00
503-260-008 11 72.00
503-260-009 11 72.00
503-260-010 11 72.00
503-260-011 11 72.00
503-260-012 11 72.00
503-260-013 11 72.00
503-260-014 11 72.00
503-260-015 11 72.00
503-260-016 11 72.00
503-260-017 11 72.00
503-260-018 11 72.00
503-260-019 11 72.00
503-260-020 11 72.00
503-260-021 11 72.00
503-260-022 11 72.00
503-260-023 11 72.00
503-260-024 11 72.00
503-260-025 11 72.00
503-260-026 11 72.00
503-260-027 11 72.00
503-260-028 11 72.00
503-260-029 10 0.00
503-271-002 11 72.00
503-271-003 11 72.00
503-271-004 11 72.00
503-271-005 11 72.00
503-271-006 11 72.00
503-271-007 11 72.00
503-271-008 11 72.00
503-271-009 11 72.00
503-272-003 11 72.00
503-272-004 11 72.00
503-272-005 11 72.00
503-272-006 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-272-007 11 72.00
503-272-008 11 72.00
503-272-009 11 72.00
503-272-010 11 72.00
503-272-011 11 72.00
503-272-012 11 72.00
503-272-013 11 72.00
503-272-014 11 72.00
503-272-015 11 72.00
503-272-016 11 72.00
503-280-002 72 0.00
503-280-008 79 0.00
503-280-009 79 0.00
503-280-010 79 0.00
503-291-002 11 72.00
503-291-003 11 72.00
503-291-004 11 72.00
503-291-005 11 72.00
503-291-006 11 72.00
503-291-007 11 72.00
503-291-008 11 72.00
503-291-009 11 72.00
503-291-010 11 72.00
503-291-011 11 72.00
503-291-012 11 72.00
503-291-013 21 108.00
503-291-014 11 72.00
503-291-015 11 72.00
503-291-016 11 72.00
503-291-019 11 72.00
503-291-020 11 72.00
503-291-021 11 72.00
503-291-022 11 72.00
503-291-023 11 72.00
503-291-024 11 72.00
503-291-025 11 72.00
503-291-026 11 72.00
503-291-027 11 72.00
503-291-028 15 72.00
503-292-001 11 72.00
503-292-002 11 72.00
503-292-003 11 72.00
503-292-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-292-005 11 72.00
503-292-008 11 72.00
503-292-009 11 72.00
503-292-010 11 72.00
503-292-011 11 72.00
503-292-012 11 72.00
503-292-013 11 72.00
503-292-014 11 72.00
503-292-017 11 72.00
503-292-018 11 72.00
503-292-019 11 72.00
503-292-020 13 144.00
503-292-021 11 72.00
503-292-022 21 108.00
503-292-024 11 72.00
503-292-025 11 72.00
503-292-026 11 72.00
503-292-027 11 72.00
503-292-028 11 72.00
503-292-029 11 72.00
503-292-030 11 72.00
503-292-031 11 72.00
503-292-032 11 72.00
503-292-033 11 72.00
503-292-034 11 72.00
503-292-035 11 72.00
503-292-036 11 72.00
503-292-037 11 72.00
503-292-038 11 72.00
503-292-039 11 72.00
503-292-040 11 72.00
503-292-042 11 72.00
503-292-043 11 72.00
503-292-044 11 72.00
503-292-045 11 72.00
503-292-046 11 72.00
503-292-047 11 72.00
503-301-001 11 72.00
503-301-002 11 72.00
503-301-003 11 72.00
503-301-005 11 72.00
503-301-006 11 72.00
503-301-007 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 90 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-301-008 13 144.00
503-301-009 11 72.00
503-301-010 11 72.00
503-301-011 11 72.00
503-301-012 11 72.00
503-301-013 11 72.00
503-301-014 11 72.00
503-301-015 11 72.00
503-301-018 17 36.00
503-301-019 11 72.00
503-301-020 11 72.00
503-301-021 11 72.00
503-301-022 11 72.00
503-301-023 11 72.00
503-301-024 17 36.00
503-301-025 11 72.00
503-302-004 11 72.00
503-302-005 11 72.00
503-302-007 11 72.00
503-302-010 11 72.00
503-302-011 11 72.00
503-302-012 11 72.00
503-302-013 11 72.00
503-302-014 11 72.00
503-302-015 11 72.00
503-302-016 11 72.00
503-302-017 11 72.00
503-302-018 11 72.00
503-302-019 11 72.00
503-302-020 11 72.00
503-302-021 13 144.00
503-302-022 11 72.00
503-302-023 11 72.00
503-302-026 11 72.00
503-302-027 11 72.00
503-302-028 11 72.00
503-302-032 11 72.00
503-302-033 11 72.00
503-302-037 11 72.00
503-302-038 11 72.00
503-302-039 11 72.00
503-302-040 11 72.00
503-302-041 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-302-042 11 72.00
503-302-043 11 72.00
503-302-044 11 72.00
503-302-045 11 72.00
503-302-046 11 72.00
503-302-048 11 72.00
503-302-049 11 72.00
503-302-050 11 72.00
503-302-051 11 72.00
503-302-052 11 72.00
503-302-053 11 72.00
503-311-001 11 72.00
503-311-002 11 72.00
503-311-003 11 72.00
503-311-004 11 72.00
503-311-005 11 72.00
503-311-006 11 72.00
503-311-007 11 72.00
503-311-008 11 72.00
503-311-009 11 72.00
503-311-010 11 72.00
503-311-011 11 72.00
503-311-012 11 72.00
503-311-013 11 72.00
503-311-014 11 72.00
503-311-015 13 144.00
503-311-016 11 72.00
503-311-017 11 72.00
503-311-018 13 144.00
503-311-019 11 72.00
503-311-020 11 72.00
503-311-021 11 72.00
503-311-022 11 72.00
503-311-023 11 72.00
503-311-024 11 72.00
503-311-025 11 72.00
503-311-026 11 72.00
503-311-027 11 72.00
503-311-028 11 72.00
503-311-029 11 72.00
503-311-030 11 72.00
503-311-031 13 144.00
503-311-032 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-311-033 11 72.00
503-311-034 11 72.00
503-311-035 11 72.00
503-311-036 11 72.00
503-311-039 11 72.00
503-311-040 11 72.00
503-311-041 11 72.00
503-311-042 11 144.00
503-311-043 11 72.00
503-311-044 11 72.00
503-312-001 11 72.00
503-312-003 11 72.00
503-312-004 11 72.00
503-312-005 11 72.00
503-312-006 11 72.00
503-312-007 11 72.00
503-312-008 11 72.00
503-312-009 11 72.00
503-312-010 10 0.00
503-312-011 11 72.00
503-312-012 11 72.00
503-312-013 11 72.00
503-312-014 11 72.00
503-312-015 11 72.00
503-312-016 11 72.00
503-312-017 11 72.00
503-312-018 11 72.00
503-312-019 11 72.00
503-312-020 11 72.00
503-312-021 11 72.00
503-312-022 11 72.00
503-312-023 11 72.00
503-312-024 11 72.00
503-312-025 11 72.00
503-312-026 11 72.00
503-312-027 11 72.00
503-312-028 11 72.00
503-312-029 11 72.00
503-312-030 11 72.00
503-312-031 11 72.00
503-312-034 11 72.00
503-312-035 11 72.00
503-312-036 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 91 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-312-037 11 72.00
503-312-038 11 72.00
503-312-039 11 72.00
503-321-001 11 72.00
503-321-002 11 72.00
503-321-003 11 72.00
503-321-004 11 72.00
503-321-005 11 72.00
503-321-006 11 72.00
503-321-007 11 72.00
503-321-008 11 72.00
503-321-009 11 72.00
503-321-010 11 72.00
503-321-011 11 72.00
503-321-013 11 72.00
503-321-016 11 72.00
503-321-017 11 72.00
503-321-018 11 72.00
503-321-020 11 72.00
503-321-021 11 72.00
503-321-022 11 72.00
503-321-023 11 72.00
503-321-024 11 72.00
503-321-025 11 72.00
503-321-028 11 72.00
503-321-029 11 72.00
503-321-030 11 72.00
503-321-033 11 72.00
503-321-034 11 72.00
503-321-035 11 72.00
503-321-036 11 72.00
503-321-037 11 72.00
503-321-038 11 72.00
503-322-001 11 72.00
503-322-002 11 72.00
503-322-003 11 72.00
503-322-004 11 72.00
503-322-005 11 72.00
503-322-006 11 72.00
503-322-007 11 72.00
503-322-008 11 72.00
503-322-009 11 72.00
503-322-010 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-322-011 13 144.00
503-322-019 11 72.00
503-322-020 11 72.00
503-322-021 11 72.00
503-322-022 11 72.00
503-322-023 11 72.00
503-322-024 11 72.00
503-322-026 11 72.00
503-322-034 11 72.00
503-322-035 13 144.00
503-322-039 11 72.00
503-322-040 11 72.00
503-322-041 11 72.00
503-322-045 11 72.00
503-322-046 11 72.00
503-322-047 11 72.00
503-322-048 11 72.00
503-322-049 11 72.00
503-322-050 11 72.00
503-322-051 11 72.00
503-322-052 11 72.00
503-322-053 11 72.00
503-322-054 11 72.00
503-322-055 11 72.00
503-322-056 11 72.00
503-322-057 11 72.00
503-322-058 11 72.00
503-322-059 11 72.00
503-322-060 11 72.00
503-322-061 11 72.00
503-322-062 11 72.00
503-322-063 10 36.00
503-322-064 11 72.00
503-322-065 10 36.00
503-322-066 11 72.00
503-322-067 11 72.00
503-322-068 17 36.00
503-322-069 17 36.00
503-322-070 11 72.00
503-322-071 11 72.00
503-330-001 11 72.00
503-330-002 13 144.00
503-330-003 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-330-004 11 72.00
503-330-005 11 72.00
503-330-008 11 72.00
503-330-009 11 72.00
503-330-011 11 72.00
503-330-012 11 72.00
503-330-013 21 108.00
503-330-014 11 72.00
503-330-017 11 72.00
503-330-018 17 36.00
503-330-019 11 72.00
503-330-020 11 72.00
503-330-021 11 72.00
503-330-023 11 72.00
503-330-024 11 72.00
503-330-025 11 72.00
503-330-026 11 72.00
503-330-027 11 72.00
503-330-028 11 72.00
503-330-029 11 72.00
503-330-030 11 72.00
503-330-031 11 72.00
503-330-033 11 72.00
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503-330-039 11 72.00
503-330-040 11 72.00
503-330-041 11 72.00
503-330-042 11 72.00
503-330-043 11 72.00
503-330-044 11 72.00
503-340-001 11 72.00
503-340-002 11 72.00
503-340-003 11 72.00
503-340-004 11 72.00
503-340-005 11 72.00
503-340-006 11 72.00
503-340-007 11 72.00
503-340-008 11 72.00
503-340-009 11 72.00
503-340-010 11 72.00
503-340-011 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 92 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-340-015 11 72.00
503-340-016 11 72.00
503-340-017 11 72.00
503-340-018 11 72.00
503-340-019 11 72.00
503-340-020 11 72.00
503-340-024 11 72.00
503-340-025 11 72.00
503-340-026 11 72.00
503-350-001 11 72.00
503-350-002 11 72.00
503-350-005 13 144.00
503-350-006 11 72.00
503-350-007 11 72.00
503-350-008 11 72.00
503-350-009 11 72.00
503-350-010 21 108.00
503-350-011 11 72.00
503-350-012 11 72.00
503-350-013 11 72.00
503-350-014 11 72.00
503-350-015 11 72.00
503-350-016 11 72.00
503-350-017 11 72.00
503-350-018 11 72.00
503-350-019 11 72.00
503-350-020 11 72.00
503-350-021 11 72.00
503-350-022 10 36.00
503-350-023 11 72.00
503-350-024 11 72.00
503-350-025 13 216.00
503-350-028 11 72.00
503-350-029 11 72.00
503-350-030 11 72.00
503-350-031 11 72.00
503-350-032 11 72.00
503-350-033 11 72.00
503-350-034 11 72.00
503-350-035 11 72.00
503-350-036 11 72.00
503-350-037 11 72.00
503-350-038 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-350-039 11 72.00
503-350-040 11 72.00
503-361-001 11 72.00
503-361-002 11 72.00
503-361-003 11 72.00
503-362-001 11 72.00
503-362-002 11 72.00
503-362-003 11 72.00
503-362-004 11 72.00
503-363-001 11 72.00
503-363-002 11 72.00
503-363-003 11 72.00
503-363-004 11 72.00
503-363-005 11 72.00
503-363-006 11 72.00
503-363-007 11 72.00
503-364-002 11 72.00
503-364-003 11 72.00
503-364-004 11 72.00
503-364-005 11 72.00
503-364-006 11 72.00
503-364-007 11 72.00
503-364-008 11 72.00
503-364-009 11 72.00
503-364-010 11 72.00
503-364-011 11 72.00
503-364-012 11 72.00
503-364-013 11 72.00
503-364-014 11 72.00
503-364-015 11 72.00
503-364-016 11 72.00
503-364-017 11 72.00
503-364-018 11 72.00
503-364-019 11 72.00
503-364-020 11 72.00
503-364-021 11 72.00
503-364-022 11 72.00
503-364-023 11 72.00
503-364-027 11 72.00
503-364-028 11 72.00
503-365-001 32 33.00
503-365-002 11 72.00
503-365-003 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-365-005 11 72.00
503-365-006 11 72.00
503-365-007 11 72.00
503-365-008 11 72.00
503-365-009 11 72.00
503-365-010 13 144.00
503-365-011 13 144.00
503-365-012 11 72.00
503-365-013 11 72.00
503-365-014 11 72.00
503-365-015 11 72.00
503-365-016 11 72.00
503-365-017 11 72.00
503-365-018 11 72.00
503-365-019 11 72.00
503-365-020 11 72.00
503-365-021 11 72.00
503-365-022 11 72.00
503-365-023 11 72.00
503-365-025 11 72.00
503-365-026 21 108.00
503-365-027 11 72.00
503-365-028 11 72.00
503-365-029 11 72.00
503-365-030 11 72.00
503-365-031 11 72.00
503-365-032 11 72.00
503-365-033 21 108.00
503-365-034 85 18.14
503-365-035 31 14.84
503-365-036 11 72.00
503-365-037 11 72.00
503-365-038 11 72.00
503-365-039 11 72.00
503-366-001 11 72.00
503-366-002 11 72.00
503-366-004 11 72.00
503-366-005 11 72.00
503-366-006 11 72.00
503-366-007 11 72.00
503-366-008 11 72.00
503-366-009 11 72.00
503-371-001 31 33.00
Agenda Packet Page 93 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-371-002 11 72.00
503-371-003 11 72.00
503-371-004 11 72.00
503-371-005 11 72.00
503-371-006 11 72.00
503-371-007 11 72.00
503-371-008 11 72.00
503-371-009 11 72.00
503-371-010 11 72.00
503-371-011 11 72.00
503-371-012 11 72.00
503-371-013 11 72.00
503-371-014 11 72.00
503-371-015 11 72.00
503-371-016 11 72.00
503-371-017 11 72.00
503-371-018 11 72.00
503-371-019 11 72.00
503-371-020 11 72.00
503-371-021 11 72.00
503-371-022 11 72.00
503-371-023 11 72.00
503-371-024 11 72.00
503-371-025 11 72.00
503-371-026 11 72.00
503-371-027 11 72.00
503-371-028 11 72.00
503-371-029 11 72.00
503-371-030 11 72.00
503-371-031 11 72.00
503-371-032 25 432.00
503-372-002 11 72.00
503-372-003 11 72.00
503-372-004 11 72.00
503-372-005 11 72.00
503-372-006 11 72.00
503-372-007 11 72.00
503-372-008 11 72.00
503-372-009 11 72.00
503-372-010 11 72.00
503-372-011 11 72.00
503-372-012 11 72.00
503-372-013 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-372-014 11 72.00
503-372-015 11 72.00
503-372-017 11 72.00
503-372-018 11 72.00
503-372-019 11 72.00
503-372-020 11 72.00
503-372-021 11 72.00
503-372-022 11 72.00
503-372-023 11 72.00
503-372-024 11 72.00
503-372-025 11 72.00
503-372-026 11 72.00
503-372-027 11 72.00
503-372-028 11 72.00
503-372-029 11 72.00
503-372-030 11 72.00
503-372-031 11 72.00
503-372-032 21 108.00
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503-372-035 11 72.00
503-372-036 11 72.00
503-373-001 21 108.00
503-373-002 11 72.00
503-373-003 11 72.00
503-373-004 11 72.00
503-373-005 11 72.00
503-373-006 11 72.00
503-373-007 11 72.00
503-373-008 11 72.00
503-373-009 11 72.00
503-373-010 11 72.00
503-373-011 11 72.00
503-373-012 11 72.00
503-373-013 11 72.00
503-373-014 11 72.00
503-373-015 11 72.00
503-373-016 21 108.00
503-373-017 11 72.00
503-373-018 11 72.00
503-373-019 11 72.00
503-373-020 11 72.00
503-373-021 21 108.00
503-373-022 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-373-023 11 72.00
503-373-024 11 72.00
503-373-025 11 72.00
503-373-026 13 144.00
503-373-027 11 72.00
503-373-028 13 144.00
503-373-029 11 72.00
503-373-030 21 108.00
503-374-001 11 72.00
503-374-002 11 72.00
503-374-006 10 36.00
503-374-007 11 72.00
503-374-008 11 72.00
503-374-009 11 72.00
503-374-010 11 72.00
503-374-011 11 72.00
503-374-013 11 72.00
503-374-014 11 72.00
503-374-015 11 72.00
503-375-001 11 72.00
503-375-002 11 72.00
503-375-003 11 72.00
503-375-004 11 72.00
503-375-005 11 72.00
503-375-009 11 72.00
503-375-010 11 72.00
503-375-011 11 72.00
503-375-012 11 72.00
503-375-013 11 72.00
503-375-014 11 72.00
503-375-015 11 72.00
503-376-001 11 72.00
503-376-002 11 72.00
503-376-003 11 72.00
503-376-004 11 72.00
503-376-005 11 72.00
503-376-006 13 144.00
503-376-007 13 144.00
503-376-008 11 72.00
503-376-009 21 108.00
503-376-010 11 72.00
503-376-011 21 108.00
503-381-001 21 108.00
Agenda Packet Page 94 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-381-002 14 72.00
503-381-003 14 72.00
503-381-004 14 72.00
503-381-005 14 72.00
503-381-006 14 72.00
503-381-007 14 72.00
503-381-008 14 72.00
503-381-009 14 72.00
503-381-010 14 72.00
503-381-011 14 72.00
503-381-012 14 72.00
503-381-013 14 72.00
503-381-014 14 72.00
503-381-015 14 72.00
503-381-017 21 108.00
503-381-018 22 162.00
503-381-019 21 108.00
503-381-020 21 108.00
503-381-021 21 108.00
503-381-022 21 108.00
503-381-023 21 108.00
503-381-024 14 72.00
503-381-025 14 72.00
503-381-026 14 72.00
503-381-027 14 72.00
503-381-028 23 216.00
503-381-029 23 216.00
503-382-001 23 216.00
503-382-002 23 216.00
503-382-003 21 108.00
503-382-004 21 108.00
503-382-005 21 108.00
503-383-001 72 0.00
503-383-002 77 0.00
503-383-003 72 0.00
503-383-005 14 72.00
503-383-006 14 72.00
503-383-007 14 72.00
503-383-008 14 72.00
503-383-009 14 72.00
503-383-010 14 72.00
503-383-011 79 0.00
503-383-012 79 0.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-383-013 25 648.00
503-384-001 14 72.00
503-384-002 21 108.00
503-384-003 14 72.00
503-384-004 14 72.00
503-384-005 23 216.00
503-384-006 14 72.00
503-384-010 14 72.00
503-384-012 21 108.00
503-385-001 24 162.00
503-385-002 14 72.00
503-386-001 14 72.00
503-386-002 14 72.00
503-386-003 21 108.00
503-386-004 23 216.00
503-386-005 23 216.00
503-386-006 23 216.00
503-386-009 23 216.00
503-386-010 14 72.00
503-386-011 14 72.00
503-386-012 14 72.00
503-386-013 14 72.00
503-386-014 14 72.00
503-386-015 23 216.00
503-386-016 14 72.00
503-386-017 21 108.00
503-386-018 23 216.00
503-386-019 14 72.00
503-391-001 72 0.00
503-392-001 21 102.50
503-392-002 31 33.38
503-392-004 23 162.00
503-392-005 21 108.00
503-392-006 14 72.00
503-392-010 34 61.46
503-392-011 31 176.56
503-392-012 31 72.86
503-392-016 31 122.90
503-392-017 31 61.66
503-392-018 31 369.14
503-392-023 21 102.50
503-392-024 47 246.02
503-392-026 17 36.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-392-027 26 864.00
503-392-028 29 1,545.00
503-393-001 21 108.00
503-393-002 14 72.00
503-393-003 14 72.00
503-393-004 14 72.00
503-393-005 14 72.00
503-393-006 23 216.00
503-393-007 23 216.00
503-393-008 21 108.00
503-393-009 21 108.00
503-393-010 14 72.00
503-393-011 14 72.00
503-393-012 14 72.00
503-393-013 14 72.00
503-393-014 25 432.00
503-393-015 14 72.00
503-393-016 14 72.00
503-393-017 14 72.00
503-393-018 14 72.00
503-393-019 14 72.00
503-394-001 13 72.00
503-394-002 21 108.00
503-394-003 14 72.00
503-394-004 14 72.00
503-394-005 14 72.00
503-394-006 23 216.00
503-394-007 21 108.00
503-394-008 23 216.00
503-394-009 23 162.00
503-394-010 14 72.00
503-394-011 48 97.08
503-394-014 31 172.16
503-394-016 85 61.46
503-394-017 85 122.90
503-394-018 48 184.56
503-394-024 33 61.46
503-394-026 33 246.02
503-394-027 33 319.90
503-401-003 33 184.56
503-401-004 14 72.00
503-401-005 33 98.92
503-401-007 48 61.46
Agenda Packet Page 95 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-401-008 48 87.30
503-402-001 11 72.00
503-402-002 11 72.00
503-402-003 14 72.00
503-402-004 14 72.00
503-402-008 33 33.00
503-402-009 23 216.00
503-402-010 23 216.00
503-403-003 14 72.00
503-403-004 14 72.00
503-403-005 14 72.00
503-403-006 14 72.00
503-403-007 14 72.00
503-403-008 21 108.00
503-403-009 25 324.00
503-403-011 14 72.00
503-403-012 25 324.00
503-411-001 14 72.00
503-411-002 14 72.00
503-411-005 23 216.00
503-411-006 14 72.00
503-411-007 11 72.00
503-411-008 14 72.00
503-412-003 23 216.00
503-412-004 14 72.00
503-412-005 14 72.00
503-412-006 14 72.00
503-412-007 14 72.00
503-412-008 21 108.00
503-412-009 25 324.00
503-412-011 14 72.00
503-413-001 11 72.00
503-413-002 11 72.00
503-413-003 11 72.00
503-413-004 21 108.00
503-413-005 11 72.00
503-413-006 11 72.00
503-413-007 11 72.00
503-413-008 21 108.00
503-413-009 11 72.00
503-413-010 13 144.00
503-413-011 11 72.00
503-413-012 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-413-013 11 72.00
503-413-014 21 108.00
503-413-015 11 72.00
503-421-002 11 72.00
503-421-003 11 72.00
503-421-004 11 72.00
503-421-005 11 72.00
503-421-007 11 72.00
503-421-008 11 72.00
503-421-009 11 72.00
503-421-010 11 72.00
503-421-011 11 72.00
503-421-012 11 72.00
503-421-015 11 72.00
503-421-016 11 72.00
503-421-017 11 72.00
503-421-019 11 72.00
503-421-020 11 72.00
503-421-022 11 72.00
503-421-023 11 72.00
503-422-002 11 72.00
503-422-003 11 72.00
503-422-004 11 72.00
503-422-005 11 72.00
503-422-006 11 72.00
503-422-007 11 72.00
503-422-008 11 72.00
503-422-009 11 72.00
503-422-010 11 72.00
503-422-011 11 72.00
503-422-012 11 72.00
503-422-013 11 72.00
503-422-014 11 72.00
503-422-015 11 72.00
503-422-016 21 108.00
503-422-017 11 72.00
503-422-018 11 72.00
503-422-019 11 72.00
503-431-001 11 72.00
503-431-002 11 72.00
503-431-003 11 72.00
503-431-004 11 72.00
503-431-005 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-431-006 11 72.00
503-431-007 11 72.00
503-431-008 11 72.00
503-431-009 11 72.00
503-431-010 11 72.00
503-431-011 11 72.00
503-431-012 11 72.00
503-431-013 11 72.00
503-431-014 11 72.00
503-431-015 11 72.00
503-431-016 11 72.00
503-431-017 11 72.00
503-431-018 11 72.00
503-431-019 11 72.00
503-431-020 11 72.00
503-431-021 11 72.00
503-431-022 11 72.00
503-432-002 11 72.00
503-432-003 11 72.00
503-432-005 11 72.00
503-432-006 11 72.00
503-432-007 11 72.00
503-432-008 11 72.00
503-432-009 11 72.00
503-432-010 11 72.00
503-432-011 11 72.00
503-432-012 11 72.00
503-432-013 11 72.00
503-432-016 11 72.00
503-432-017 11 72.00
503-432-020 11 72.00
503-432-021 11 72.00
503-432-022 11 72.00
503-432-023 11 72.00
503-440-001 11 72.00
503-440-002 11 72.00
503-440-003 11 72.00
503-440-004 11 72.00
503-440-005 11 72.00
503-440-006 11 72.00
503-440-007 11 72.00
503-440-008 11 72.00
503-440-009 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 96 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-440-010 11 72.00
503-440-011 11 72.00
503-440-012 11 72.00
503-440-013 11 72.00
503-440-014 11 72.00
503-440-015 11 72.00
503-440-016 11 72.00
503-440-017 11 72.00
503-440-018 11 72.00
503-440-020 11 72.00
503-440-021 21 108.00
503-440-022 11 72.00
503-440-023 11 72.00
503-440-024 11 72.00
503-440-025 11 72.00
503-440-028 11 72.00
503-440-029 13 144.00
503-450-001 11 72.00
503-450-002 11 72.00
503-450-003 11 72.00
503-450-004 11 72.00
503-450-005 11 72.00
503-450-006 11 72.00
503-450-007 11 72.00
503-450-008 11 72.00
503-450-009 11 72.00
503-450-011 11 72.00
503-450-012 11 72.00
503-450-013 11 72.00
503-450-014 11 72.00
503-450-015 11 72.00
503-450-016 11 72.00
503-450-019 11 72.00
503-450-020 11 72.00
503-450-021 11 72.00
503-450-022 13 144.00
503-450-023 11 72.00
503-450-024 11 72.00
503-450-025 11 72.00
503-450-026 11 72.00
503-450-027 11 72.00
503-450-028 11 72.00
503-450-029 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-450-030 11 72.00
503-450-031 11 72.00
503-460-001 11 72.00
503-460-002 10 0.00
503-460-003 11 72.00
503-460-004 11 72.00
503-460-005 11 72.00
503-460-006 11 72.00
503-460-007 11 72.00
503-460-008 11 72.00
503-460-009 11 72.00
503-460-010 11 72.00
503-460-011 11 72.00
503-460-012 13 144.00
503-460-013 11 72.00
503-460-014 11 72.00
503-460-015 13 144.00
503-460-016 11 72.00
503-460-017 11 72.00
503-460-018 11 72.00
503-460-020 17 36.00
503-460-021 11 72.00
503-470-001 11 72.00
503-470-002 11 72.00
503-470-003 11 72.00
503-470-004 11 72.00
503-470-007 11 72.00
503-470-008 11 72.00
503-470-009 11 72.00
503-470-010 11 72.00
503-470-011 11 72.00
503-470-012 11 72.00
503-470-013 11 72.00
503-470-014 11 72.00
503-470-015 11 72.00
503-470-016 11 72.00
503-470-017 11 72.00
503-470-018 11 72.00
503-470-019 11 72.00
503-480-001 11 72.00
503-480-002 11 72.00
503-480-003 11 72.00
503-480-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-480-005 11 72.00
503-480-006 11 72.00
503-480-007 11 72.00
503-480-008 11 72.00
503-480-010 11 72.00
503-480-012 11 72.00
503-480-013 10 36.00
503-480-014 10 36.00
503-480-015 11 72.00
503-480-016 11 72.00
503-480-018 11 72.00
503-480-019 11 72.00
503-480-020 11 72.00
503-480-021 11 72.00
503-480-022 11 72.00
503-490-001 11 72.00
503-490-002 11 72.00
503-490-003 11 72.00
503-490-004 11 72.00
503-490-005 11 72.00
503-490-006 71 54.44
503-490-007 11 72.00
503-490-008 11 72.00
503-490-009 11 72.00
503-490-010 11 72.00
503-490-011 11 72.00
503-490-012 11 72.00
503-490-013 11 72.00
503-490-014 11 72.00
503-490-016 11 72.00
503-490-017 11 72.00
503-490-018 11 72.00
503-490-019 11 72.00
503-490-022 11 72.00
503-500-001 11 72.00
503-500-002 11 72.00
503-500-003 11 72.00
503-500-004 11 72.00
503-500-005 11 72.00
503-500-006 11 72.00
503-500-007 11 72.00
503-500-008 11 72.00
503-500-010 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 97 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-500-011 11 72.00
503-500-012 11 72.00
503-500-013 11 72.00
503-510-001 11 72.00
503-510-002 11 72.00
503-510-003 11 72.00
503-510-004 11 72.00
503-510-005 11 72.00
503-510-006 11 72.00
503-510-007 11 72.00
503-510-008 11 72.00
503-510-009 11 72.00
503-510-010 11 72.00
503-510-011 11 72.00
503-510-012 11 72.00
503-510-013 10 36.00
503-520-001 16 72.00
503-520-002 16 72.00
503-520-003 16 72.00
503-520-004 16 72.00
503-520-005 16 72.00
503-520-006 16 72.00
503-520-007 16 72.00
503-520-008 16 72.00
503-520-009 16 72.00
503-520-010 16 72.00
503-520-011 16 72.00
503-520-012 16 72.00
503-520-013 16 72.00
503-520-014 16 72.00
503-520-015 16 72.00
503-520-016 16 72.00
503-520-017 16 72.00
503-520-018 16 72.00
503-520-019 16 72.00
503-520-020 16 72.00
503-520-021 16 72.00
503-520-022 16 72.00
503-520-023 16 72.00
503-520-024 16 72.00
503-520-025 16 72.00
503-520-026 16 72.00
503-520-027 16 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
503-520-028 16 72.00
503-520-029 16 72.00
503-520-030 16 72.00
503-520-031 16 72.00
503-520-032 16 72.00
503-520-033 16 72.00
503-520-034 16 72.00
503-520-035 16 72.00
503-520-036 16 72.00
503-520-037 16 72.00
503-520-038 16 72.00
503-520-039 16 72.00
503-520-040 16 72.00
503-520-041 16 72.00
503-520-042 16 72.00
503-520-043 16 72.00
503-520-044 16 72.00
503-520-045 16 72.00
503-520-046 16 72.00
503-520-047 16 72.00
503-520-048 16 72.00
503-520-049 16 72.00
503-520-050 16 72.00
503-520-051 16 72.00
503-520-052 87 0.00
503-530-001 29 72.00
503-530-002 29 72.00
503-530-003 29 72.00
503-530-004 29 72.00
503-530-005 29 72.00
503-530-006 29 72.00
503-530-007 87 0.00
504-011-001 14 72.00
504-011-002 11 72.00
504-011-007 25 324.00
504-011-008 14 72.00
504-011-011 14 72.00
504-011-012 22 162.00
504-011-013 21 108.00
504-011-020 14 72.00
504-011-021 14 72.00
504-011-022 23 216.00
504-011-023 14 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-011-026 22 162.00
504-011-027 14 72.00
504-011-028 14 72.00
504-011-029 13 144.00
504-011-030 14 72.00
504-011-031 14 72.00
504-011-032 14 72.00
504-011-033 14 72.00
504-011-034 13 144.00
504-011-036 26 1,116.00
504-011-037 27 1,332.00
504-011-038 25 270.00
504-011-039 25 648.00
504-011-040 11 72.00
504-012-001 14 72.00
504-012-002 14 72.00
504-012-003 21 108.00
504-012-004 22 162.00
504-012-005 14 72.00
504-012-006 14 72.00
504-012-007 14 72.00
504-012-008 14 72.00
504-012-009 11 72.00
504-012-010 14 72.00
504-012-011 14 72.00
504-012-012 14 72.00
504-012-013 14 72.00
504-012-014 23 216.00
504-012-015 14 72.00
504-012-016 14 72.00
504-012-017 33 43.80
504-012-018 34 83.68
504-012-021 33 61.46
504-012-028 31 61.46
504-012-029 14 72.00
504-012-036 36 295.28
504-012-037 85 157.34
504-012-038 47 246.02
504-012-039 31 369.14
504-012-040 31 184.56
504-012-041 33 184.56
504-012-042 34 122.90
504-020-002 21 108.00
Agenda Packet Page 98 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-020-003 21 108.00
504-020-004 14 72.00
504-020-005 14 72.00
504-020-008 14 72.00
504-020-009 21 108.00
504-020-010 14 72.00
504-020-011 14 72.00
504-020-012 14 72.00
504-020-013 14 72.00
504-020-014 14 72.00
504-020-017 25 378.00
504-020-018 23 216.00
504-020-019 23 216.00
504-020-020 23 216.00
504-020-021 14 72.00
504-020-022 14 72.00
504-020-023 23 216.00
504-020-024 14 72.00
504-020-025 14 72.00
504-020-026 14 72.00
504-020-027 13 144.00
504-020-028 23 216.00
504-020-031 23 216.00
504-020-034 23 216.00
504-020-035 23 216.00
504-020-036 23 216.00
504-020-037 23 216.00
504-020-038 25 324.00
504-020-039 26 864.00
504-031-001 21 108.00
504-031-002 25 270.00
504-031-003 23 216.00
504-031-004 14 72.00
504-031-005 14 72.00
504-031-006 14 72.00
504-031-007 25 270.00
504-032-001 23 216.00
504-032-002 23 216.00
504-033-001 14 72.00
504-033-002 23 216.00
504-033-003 23 216.00
504-033-004 23 216.00
504-033-005 14 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-033-006 14 72.00
504-033-007 71 24.74
504-033-008 14 72.00
504-033-009 14 72.00
504-033-010 14 72.00
504-033-011 21 108.00
504-033-012 14 72.00
504-033-013 14 72.00
504-033-014 14 72.00
504-033-015 14 72.00
504-033-016 14 72.00
504-040-001 11 72.00
504-040-002 14 72.00
504-040-005 25 270.00
504-040-006 21 108.00
504-040-007 14 72.00
504-040-008 23 216.00
504-040-009 23 216.00
504-040-010 23 216.00
504-040-011 21 108.00
504-040-012 14 72.00
504-040-013 23 216.00
504-040-014 11 72.00
504-040-015 22 162.00
504-040-017 13 144.00
504-040-020 14 72.00
504-040-022 21 108.00
504-040-023 14 72.00
504-040-024 21 108.00
504-040-025 25 270.00
504-040-026 25 270.00
504-050-012 79 0.00
504-061-001 11 72.00
504-061-002 11 72.00
504-061-003 11 72.00
504-061-004 11 72.00
504-061-005 15 72.00
504-061-006 10 36.00
504-061-007 11 72.00
504-061-010 11 72.00
504-061-011 11 72.00
504-061-012 11 72.00
504-061-013 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-061-014 11 72.00
504-061-015 11 72.00
504-061-016 11 72.00
504-061-017 11 72.00
504-061-018 11 72.00
504-061-019 11 72.00
504-061-020 11 72.00
504-061-021 11 72.00
504-061-026 11 72.00
504-061-027 11 72.00
504-061-028 11 72.00
504-061-029 11 72.00
504-061-030 11 72.00
504-061-031 11 72.00
504-061-032 11 72.00
504-061-033 11 72.00
504-061-034 11 72.00
504-061-035 11 72.00
504-061-036 11 72.00
504-061-037 11 72.00
504-061-038 11 72.00
504-061-039 11 72.00
504-061-040 11 72.00
504-061-041 11 72.00
504-062-001 11 72.00
504-062-002 11 72.00
504-062-003 11 72.00
504-062-004 11 72.00
504-062-005 11 72.00
504-062-006 11 72.00
504-062-007 21 108.00
504-062-008 11 72.00
504-062-009 11 72.00
504-062-010 11 72.00
504-062-011 11 72.00
504-062-012 11 72.00
504-062-013 11 72.00
504-062-014 11 72.00
504-062-015 11 72.00
504-062-018 11 72.00
504-062-019 11 72.00
504-062-020 21 108.00
504-062-021 21 108.00
Agenda Packet Page 99 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-062-022 11 72.00
504-062-023 11 72.00
504-062-024 21 108.00
504-062-025 21 108.00
504-062-026 11 72.00
504-062-027 11 72.00
504-062-028 11 72.00
504-062-029 11 72.00
504-062-030 11 72.00
504-062-031 11 72.00
504-062-032 11 72.00
504-062-033 11 72.00
504-062-036 11 72.00
504-062-037 11 72.00
504-062-038 11 72.00
504-062-039 11 72.00
504-062-041 11 72.00
504-062-042 11 72.00
504-071-001 11 72.00
504-071-002 11 72.00
504-071-003 11 72.00
504-071-004 11 72.00
504-071-005 11 72.00
504-071-006 11 72.00
504-071-007 11 72.00
504-071-008 11 72.00
504-071-009 11 72.00
504-071-010 11 72.00
504-071-011 11 72.00
504-071-012 11 72.00
504-071-013 11 72.00
504-071-014 11 72.00
504-071-015 11 72.00
504-071-016 11 72.00
504-071-017 11 72.00
504-071-018 11 72.00
504-071-019 11 72.00
504-071-020 11 72.00
504-071-021 11 72.00
504-071-022 11 72.00
504-071-023 11 72.00
504-071-024 11 72.00
504-071-025 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-071-026 11 72.00
504-071-027 21 108.00
504-071-028 11 72.00
504-071-029 11 72.00
504-071-030 11 72.00
504-071-031 11 72.00
504-071-032 11 72.00
504-071-033 11 72.00
504-072-001 11 72.00
504-072-002 11 72.00
504-072-003 11 72.00
504-072-004 11 72.00
504-072-005 11 72.00
504-072-006 11 72.00
504-072-007 11 72.00
504-072-008 11 72.00
504-072-009 11 72.00
504-072-010 11 72.00
504-072-011 11 72.00
504-072-012 11 72.00
504-072-013 12 72.00
504-072-014 11 72.00
504-072-015 11 72.00
504-072-016 11 72.00
504-072-017 11 72.00
504-072-018 11 72.00
504-072-019 11 72.00
504-072-020 11 72.00
504-072-021 11 72.00
504-072-022 11 72.00
504-072-023 11 72.00
504-072-024 11 72.00
504-072-025 11 72.00
504-072-026 11 72.00
504-072-027 11 72.00
504-072-028 11 72.00
504-072-029 11 72.00
504-072-030 11 72.00
504-072-031 11 72.00
504-072-032 11 72.00
504-072-033 11 72.00
504-072-034 11 72.00
504-072-035 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-080-001 11 72.00
504-080-002 11 72.00
504-080-003 71 60.72
504-080-004 71 8.24
504-080-005 11 72.00
504-080-006 11 72.00
504-080-007 11 72.00
504-080-008 11 72.00
504-080-009 11 72.00
504-080-010 11 72.00
504-080-011 11 72.00
504-080-012 11 72.00
504-080-013 11 72.00
504-080-014 11 72.00
504-080-015 11 72.00
504-080-016 11 72.00
504-080-017 11 72.00
504-080-018 11 72.00
504-080-019 11 72.00
504-080-020 15 36.00
504-080-021 13 144.00
504-080-022 11 72.00
504-080-023 11 72.00
504-080-024 11 72.00
504-080-028 11 72.00
504-080-029 11 72.00
504-080-030 11 72.00
504-080-031 11 72.00
504-080-032 11 72.00
504-080-033 11 72.00
504-080-034 11 72.00
504-080-035 11 72.00
504-080-036 11 72.00
504-080-038 11 72.00
504-080-039 11 72.00
504-090-001 11 72.00
504-090-002 11 72.00
504-090-003 11 72.00
504-090-004 11 72.00
504-090-005 11 72.00
504-090-006 11 72.00
504-090-007 11 72.00
504-090-008 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 100 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-090-009 11 72.00
504-090-010 11 72.00
504-090-011 11 72.00
504-090-012 11 72.00
504-090-015 11 72.00
504-090-016 11 72.00
504-090-017 11 72.00
504-090-018 11 72.00
504-090-019 11 72.00
504-090-020 11 72.00
504-090-021 11 72.00
504-090-022 11 72.00
504-090-023 11 72.00
504-090-024 11 72.00
504-090-025 11 72.00
504-090-026 11 72.00
504-090-027 21 108.00
504-101-004 11 72.00
504-101-005 11 72.00
504-101-006 11 72.00
504-101-007 11 72.00
504-101-008 11 72.00
504-101-009 11 72.00
504-101-010 11 72.00
504-101-011 11 72.00
504-101-012 11 72.00
504-101-013 11 72.00
504-101-014 11 72.00
504-101-015 11 72.00
504-101-016 11 72.00
504-101-017 11 72.00
504-101-018 11 72.00
504-101-019 11 72.00
504-101-020 11 72.00
504-101-021 11 72.00
504-101-022 11 72.00
504-101-023 11 72.00
504-101-024 11 72.00
504-101-025 11 72.00
504-101-026 11 72.00
504-101-027 11 72.00
504-101-028 11 72.00
504-101-030 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-101-031 11 72.00
504-102-001 21 108.00
504-102-002 11 72.00
504-102-003 11 72.00
504-102-004 11 72.00
504-102-005 11 72.00
504-102-006 11 72.00
504-102-007 11 72.00
504-102-008 11 72.00
504-102-009 11 72.00
504-102-010 11 72.00
504-102-011 11 72.00
504-102-012 21 108.00
504-102-013 11 72.00
504-102-014 11 72.00
504-102-015 11 72.00
504-102-016 11 72.00
504-102-017 11 72.00
504-102-018 11 72.00
504-102-019 11 72.00
504-102-020 11 72.00
504-102-021 11 72.00
504-102-022 11 72.00
504-102-023 11 72.00
504-102-026 11 72.00
504-111-001 11 72.00
504-111-002 11 72.00
504-111-003 11 72.00
504-111-004 11 72.00
504-111-005 11 72.00
504-111-006 11 72.00
504-111-007 11 72.00
504-111-008 11 72.00
504-111-009 11 72.00
504-111-010 11 72.00
504-111-011 11 72.00
504-111-012 11 72.00
504-111-013 11 72.00
504-111-014 13 144.00
504-111-015 21 108.00
504-111-016 11 72.00
504-111-017 11 72.00
504-111-018 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-111-019 13 144.00
504-111-020 11 72.00
504-111-021 11 72.00
504-111-022 11 72.00
504-111-023 22 162.00
504-111-024 11 72.00
504-111-025 11 72.00
504-111-026 11 72.00
504-111-027 11 72.00
504-111-028 11 72.00
504-112-002 17 36.00
504-112-003 11 72.00
504-112-004 11 72.00
504-112-005 11 72.00
504-112-006 11 72.00
504-112-007 11 72.00
504-112-008 11 72.00
504-112-009 11 72.00
504-112-010 11 72.00
504-112-011 11 72.00
504-112-012 11 72.00
504-112-013 21 108.00
504-112-016 23 216.00
504-112-017 23 216.00
504-112-018 14 72.00
504-112-019 21 108.00
504-112-022 21 108.00
504-112-023 21 108.00
504-112-024 14 72.00
504-112-026 11 72.00
504-112-027 17 36.00
504-112-028 14 72.00
504-112-029 23 216.00
504-112-030 36 53.04
504-121-017 79 0.00
504-122-010 79 0.00
504-130-031 79 0.00
504-140-005 21 108.00
504-140-006 21 108.00
504-140-007 14 72.00
504-140-008 23 216.00
504-140-009 23 216.00
504-140-010 23 216.00
Agenda Packet Page 101 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-140-011 14 72.00
504-140-015 36 59.88
504-140-016 14 72.00
504-140-017 14 72.00
504-140-018 14 72.00
504-140-019 14 72.00
504-140-020 14 72.00
504-140-021 22 162.00
504-140-022 25 270.00
504-140-023 23 216.00
504-140-024 14 72.00
504-140-025 23 216.00
504-140-027 25 270.00
504-140-029 23 216.00
504-140-030 36 56.68
504-151-001 11 72.00
504-151-002 14 72.00
504-151-003 11 72.00
504-151-004 14 72.00
504-151-005 14 72.00
504-151-006 23 216.00
504-151-007 21 108.00
504-151-009 21 108.00
504-151-010 14 72.00
504-151-011 21 108.00
504-151-012 14 72.00
504-151-016 14 72.00
504-151-019 25 270.00
504-151-020 25 270.00
504-151-021 21 108.00
504-151-022 17 36.00
504-151-023 22 216.00
504-151-024 23 216.00
504-151-025 23 216.00
504-151-026 33 42.12
504-151-027 25 594.00
504-151-028 34 76.22
504-152-001 14 72.00
504-152-002 14 72.00
504-152-007 23 188.50
504-152-008 34 39.40
504-152-010 33 39.40
504-152-011 48 19.70
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-152-012 85 39.40
504-152-013 34 19.70
504-152-014 21 99.20
504-152-015 31 468.10
504-152-016 14 19.50
504-152-017 31 122.90
504-152-018 31 122.90
504-152-019 31 93.28
504-152-020 31 93.28
504-152-021 31 61.46
504-152-022 31 162.52
504-152-023 30 30.76
504-152-024 31 61.46
504-152-025 31 61.46
504-152-026 31 61.46
504-152-027 48 122.90
504-152-029 31 41.24
504-152-030 45 202.64
504-152-031 31 246.22
504-160-003 85 28.90
504-160-006 85 147.84
504-160-008 79 0.00
504-160-009 79 0.00
504-160-013 35 112.38
504-160-015 33 19.32
504-160-021 43 118.74
504-160-022 43 135.12
504-160-025 34 70.90
504-160-031 33 147.84
504-160-033 33 44.22
504-160-034 33 38.18
504-160-036 42 1,474.76
504-160-037 42 206.04
504-160-038 42 1,208.52
504-160-039 42 182.96
504-160-040 42 191.32
504-160-041 42 301.70
504-160-042 42 599.06
504-170-004 42 147.84
504-170-005 42 118.74
504-170-006 42 341.18
504-170-010 42 37.46
504-170-011 43 180.96
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-170-016 47 185.30
504-170-017 42 1,787.82
504-170-019 34 20.74
504-170-021 42 429.12
504-170-022 28 4,190.70
504-181-001 83 0.00
504-181-002 21 108.00
504-181-003 21 108.00
504-181-004 21 108.00
504-181-005 21 108.00
504-181-006 11 72.00
504-181-007 11 72.00
504-181-008 11 72.00
504-181-009 11 72.00
504-181-010 11 72.00
504-181-011 11 72.00
504-181-012 11 72.00
504-181-013 11 72.00
504-181-014 11 72.00
504-181-015 11 72.00
504-181-016 11 72.00
504-181-017 11 72.00
504-182-001 21 108.00
504-182-002 21 108.00
504-182-003 11 72.00
504-182-004 11 72.00
504-182-005 11 72.00
504-182-006 11 72.00
504-182-007 11 72.00
504-182-008 11 72.00
504-182-009 11 72.00
504-182-010 11 72.00
504-182-011 11 72.00
504-182-012 13 144.00
504-182-015 11 72.00
504-182-016 11 72.00
504-182-017 11 72.00
504-182-018 11 72.00
504-182-019 11 72.00
504-182-020 11 72.00
504-182-021 11 72.00
504-182-022 11 72.00
504-182-023 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 102 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-182-027 21 108.00
504-182-028 21 108.00
504-182-029 79 0.00
504-182-030 11 72.00
504-182-031 11 72.00
504-182-032 79 0.00
504-182-033 11 72.00
504-182-034 79 0.00
504-191-004 11 72.00
504-191-005 11 72.00
504-191-006 11 72.00
504-191-007 11 72.00
504-191-008 11 72.00
504-191-009 11 72.00
504-191-010 11 72.00
504-191-011 11 72.00
504-191-012 11 72.00
504-191-013 13 144.00
504-191-014 11 72.00
504-191-015 11 72.00
504-192-001 11 72.00
504-192-002 11 72.00
504-192-003 11 72.00
504-192-004 11 72.00
504-192-005 11 72.00
504-192-006 11 72.00
504-192-007 11 72.00
504-192-008 11 72.00
504-192-009 13 144.00
504-192-010 11 72.00
504-192-011 11 72.00
504-192-012 11 72.00
504-201-001 11 72.00
504-201-002 11 72.00
504-202-001 21 108.00
504-202-002 11 72.00
504-202-003 11 72.00
504-202-004 11 72.00
504-202-005 11 72.00
504-202-006 11 72.00
504-202-007 11 72.00
504-203-001 11 72.00
504-203-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-203-003 11 72.00
504-203-004 13 144.00
504-204-001 11 72.00
504-204-002 11 72.00
504-204-003 11 72.00
504-204-004 11 72.00
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504-204-009 11 72.00
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504-211-011 11 72.00
504-211-012 11 72.00
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504-222-001 11 72.00
504-222-002 11 72.00
504-222-003 11 72.00
504-222-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-222-005 11 72.00
504-222-006 11 72.00
504-222-007 11 72.00
504-222-008 11 72.00
504-222-009 11 72.00
504-222-010 11 72.00
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504-226-002 11 72.00
504-226-003 11 72.00
504-226-004 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 103 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-226-005 11 72.00
504-226-006 11 72.00
504-226-007 11 72.00
504-226-008 11 72.00
504-226-009 11 72.00
504-226-010 11 72.00
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504-231-009 11 72.00
504-231-010 11 72.00
504-231-011 11 72.00
504-231-012 11 72.00
504-231-013 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-231-014 11 72.00
504-231-015 11 72.00
504-231-016 11 72.00
504-231-017 11 72.00
504-231-018 11 72.00
504-231-019 11 72.00
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504-231-052 11 72.00
504-231-053 11 72.00
504-231-054 11 72.00
504-231-055 11 72.00
504-231-056 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-231-057 11 72.00
504-231-058 11 72.00
504-233-002 72 0.00
504-241-001 34 68.22
504-241-002 30 0.00
504-241-003 11 72.00
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504-242-005 11 72.00
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504-242-011 11 72.00
504-242-012 11 72.00
504-242-013 11 72.00
504-242-014 11 72.00
504-242-015 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 104 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-242-016 11 72.00
504-242-017 11 72.00
504-242-018 11 72.00
504-242-019 11 72.00
504-242-020 11 72.00
504-242-021 11 72.00
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504-252-001 11 72.00
504-252-002 11 72.00
504-252-003 11 72.00
504-252-004 11 72.00
504-252-005 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-252-006 11 72.00
504-252-007 11 72.00
504-252-008 11 72.00
504-252-011 11 72.00
504-252-012 11 72.00
504-252-013 11 72.00
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504-252-017 11 72.00
504-252-018 11 72.00
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504-261-005 11 72.00
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504-261-011 11 72.00
504-261-012 11 72.00
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504-261-015 11 72.00
504-261-016 11 72.00
504-261-017 11 72.00
504-261-018 11 72.00
504-261-021 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-261-022 11 72.00
504-261-023 11 72.00
504-261-024 11 72.00
504-261-025 11 72.00
504-261-026 11 72.00
504-261-027 11 72.00
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504-272-003 11 72.00
504-272-004 11 72.00
504-272-005 11 72.00
504-272-006 11 72.00
504-272-007 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 105 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-272-008 11 72.00
504-272-009 11 72.00
504-272-010 11 72.00
504-273-001 11 72.00
504-273-002 11 72.00
504-273-003 11 72.00
504-273-004 11 72.00
504-273-005 11 72.00
504-273-006 11 72.00
504-273-008 11 72.00
504-273-009 11 72.00
504-273-010 11 72.00
504-273-011 11 72.00
504-273-012 11 72.00
504-273-013 11 72.00
504-273-014 11 72.00
504-273-015 11 72.00
504-274-001 11 72.00
504-274-002 11 72.00
504-274-003 11 72.00
504-274-004 11 72.00
504-274-005 11 72.00
504-274-006 89 36.00
504-274-007 11 72.00
504-274-010 11 72.00
504-274-011 89 0.00
504-274-012 10 0.00
504-274-013 11 72.00
504-281-001 11 72.00
504-281-002 11 72.00
504-281-003 13 144.00
504-281-004 11 72.00
504-281-005 12 72.00
504-281-006 11 72.00
504-281-007 11 72.00
504-281-008 11 72.00
504-281-009 11 72.00
504-281-010 11 72.00
504-281-011 11 72.00
504-282-001 11 72.00
504-282-002 11 72.00
504-282-003 11 72.00
504-282-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-282-005 11 72.00
504-282-006 11 72.00
504-282-007 11 72.00
504-282-008 11 72.00
504-282-009 11 72.00
504-282-010 11 72.00
504-283-001 71 41.24
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504-283-005 11 72.00
504-283-006 11 72.00
504-283-007 11 72.00
504-283-008 11 72.00
504-283-009 11 72.00
504-283-010 11 72.00
504-283-011 11 72.00
504-283-012 12 72.00
504-283-013 10 36.00
504-284-001 11 72.00
504-284-002 11 72.00
504-284-003 11 72.00
504-284-004 11 72.00
504-284-005 11 72.00
504-284-006 11 72.00
504-284-007 11 72.00
504-284-008 11 72.00
504-284-009 11 72.00
504-284-010 11 72.00
504-284-011 11 72.00
504-284-012 11 72.00
504-284-013 11 72.00
504-284-014 11 72.00
504-284-015 11 72.00
504-291-001 11 72.00
504-291-004 11 72.00
504-291-005 11 72.00
504-291-006 11 72.00
504-291-007 11 72.00
504-291-008 11 72.00
504-291-009 21 108.00
504-291-010 11 72.00
504-291-011 11 72.00
504-291-012 11 72.00
504-291-013 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-291-014 11 72.00
504-291-015 21 108.00
504-291-016 11 72.00
504-291-017 11 72.00
504-291-018 11 72.00
504-291-019 11 72.00
504-291-020 11 72.00
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504-292-009 11 72.00
504-292-010 11 72.00
504-292-011 11 72.00
504-292-012 11 72.00
504-292-013 11 72.00
504-292-014 11 72.00
504-292-015 11 72.00
504-292-016 11 72.00
504-292-017 11 72.00
504-292-018 11 72.00
504-292-019 11 72.00
504-292-020 11 72.00
504-292-021 11 72.00
504-292-022 11 72.00
504-292-023 11 72.00
504-292-024 11 72.00
504-292-025 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 106 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-292-026 11 72.00
504-292-027 11 72.00
504-292-028 11 72.00
504-292-029 11 72.00
504-292-030 11 72.00
504-292-031 11 72.00
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504-300-014 11 72.00
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504-300-016 11 72.00
504-300-017 11 72.00
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504-300-019 11 72.00
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504-300-025 11 72.00
504-300-026 11 72.00
504-300-027 11 72.00
504-300-028 11 72.00
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504-310-003 11 72.00
504-310-004 11 72.00
504-310-005 11 72.00
504-310-006 11 72.00
504-310-007 11 72.00
504-310-008 11 72.00
504-310-009 21 108.00
504-310-010 21 108.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
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504-310-013 11 72.00
504-310-014 11 72.00
504-310-015 11 72.00
504-310-016 11 72.00
504-310-017 11 72.00
504-310-018 11 72.00
504-310-019 11 72.00
504-310-020 11 72.00
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504-310-025 11 72.00
504-310-026 11 72.00
504-310-027 11 72.00
504-310-028 11 72.00
504-310-029 11 72.00
504-320-005 11 72.00
504-320-006 11 72.00
504-320-008 11 72.00
504-320-009 11 72.00
504-320-020 72 149.48
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504-320-022 11 72.00
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504-330-004 11 72.00
504-330-005 71 16.50
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504-341-002 11 72.00
504-341-003 11 72.00
504-341-004 11 72.00
504-341-005 11 72.00
504-341-006 11 72.00
504-341-007 11 72.00
504-341-008 11 72.00
504-342-001 11 72.00
504-342-002 11 72.00
504-342-003 11 72.00
504-342-004 11 72.00
504-342-005 11 72.00
504-342-006 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-342-007 11 72.00
504-342-008 11 72.00
504-342-009 11 72.00
504-342-010 11 72.00
504-342-011 11 72.00
504-342-012 11 72.00
504-342-013 11 72.00
504-342-014 11 72.00
504-342-015 11 72.00
504-342-016 11 72.00
504-342-017 11 72.00
504-342-018 11 72.00
504-342-019 11 72.00
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504-351-002 11 72.00
504-351-003 11 72.00
504-351-004 11 72.00
504-351-005 11 72.00
504-351-006 11 72.00
504-351-007 11 72.00
504-351-008 11 72.00
504-352-001 11 72.00
504-352-002 11 72.00
504-352-003 11 72.00
504-352-004 11 72.00
504-352-005 11 72.00
504-352-006 11 72.00
504-352-007 11 72.00
504-352-008 11 72.00
504-352-012 31 19.26
504-352-013 33 14.06
504-352-014 31 26.58
504-352-015 11 72.00
504-352-016 11 72.00
504-352-017 11 72.00
504-352-018 11 72.00
504-352-020 31 132.56
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504-371-001 11 72.00
504-371-002 11 72.00
504-371-003 11 72.00
504-371-004 11 72.00
504-371-005 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 107 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-371-006 11 72.00
504-371-007 11 72.00
504-371-008 11 72.00
504-371-009 11 72.00
504-371-010 11 72.00
504-371-011 11 72.00
504-371-012 11 72.00
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504-372-013 11 72.00
504-372-014 11 72.00
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504-372-016 11 72.00
504-372-017 11 72.00
504-372-018 11 72.00
504-372-019 11 72.00
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504-373-003 11 72.00
504-373-004 11 72.00
504-373-005 11 72.00
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504-381-002 11 72.00
504-381-003 11 72.00
504-381-004 11 72.00
504-381-005 11 72.00
504-381-006 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-381-007 11 72.00
504-381-008 11 72.00
504-381-009 11 72.00
504-381-010 11 72.00
504-381-011 11 72.00
504-381-012 11 72.00
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504-383-002 11 72.00
504-383-003 11 72.00
504-383-004 11 72.00
504-391-001 11 72.00
504-391-002 11 72.00
504-391-003 11 72.00
504-391-004 21 108.00
504-391-005 11 72.00
504-392-003 11 72.00
504-392-004 11 72.00
504-392-005 12 72.00
504-392-006 11 72.00
504-392-007 11 72.00
504-392-008 11 72.00
504-392-009 11 72.00
504-392-010 11 72.00
504-392-011 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-392-012 11 72.00
504-392-013 11 72.00
504-392-014 11 72.00
504-392-015 11 72.00
504-392-018 11 72.00
504-392-019 11 72.00
504-392-020 11 72.00
504-393-001 11 72.00
504-393-002 11 72.00
504-393-003 11 72.00
504-393-004 11 72.00
504-393-005 11 72.00
504-393-006 11 72.00
504-393-007 11 72.00
504-393-008 11 72.00
504-393-009 11 72.00
504-393-010 11 72.00
504-393-011 11 72.00
504-393-012 11 72.00
504-394-001 11 72.00
504-394-002 11 72.00
504-394-003 11 72.00
504-395-001 11 72.00
504-395-002 11 72.00
504-395-003 11 72.00
504-395-004 11 72.00
504-395-005 11 72.00
504-396-001 11 72.00
504-396-002 11 72.00
504-401-001 11 72.00
504-401-002 11 72.00
504-401-003 11 72.00
504-401-004 11 72.00
504-401-005 11 72.00
504-401-006 11 72.00
504-402-001 11 72.00
504-402-002 11 72.00
504-402-003 11 72.00
504-402-004 11 72.00
504-402-005 11 72.00
504-402-006 11 72.00
504-402-007 11 72.00
504-402-008 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 108 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-402-009 11 72.00
504-402-010 11 72.00
504-402-011 11 72.00
504-402-012 11 72.00
504-402-013 11 72.00
504-402-014 11 72.00
504-403-001 11 72.00
504-403-002 11 72.00
504-403-003 11 72.00
504-403-004 11 72.00
504-403-005 11 72.00
504-403-006 11 72.00
504-403-007 11 72.00
504-403-008 11 72.00
504-403-009 11 72.00
504-403-010 11 72.00
504-403-011 11 72.00
504-403-012 11 72.00
504-403-013 11 72.00
504-403-014 11 72.00
504-403-015 11 72.00
504-403-016 11 72.00
504-403-018 74 0.00
504-403-019 11 72.00
504-404-001 11 72.00
504-404-002 11 72.00
504-404-003 11 72.00
504-404-004 11 72.00
504-404-005 11 72.00
504-404-006 11 72.00
504-404-007 11 72.00
504-404-008 11 72.00
504-404-009 11 72.00
504-405-001 11 72.00
504-405-002 11 72.00
504-405-003 12 72.00
504-405-004 11 72.00
504-405-005 11 72.00
504-405-006 11 72.00
504-405-007 21 108.00
504-405-008 11 72.00
504-405-009 11 72.00
504-405-014 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-405-015 11 72.00
504-405-016 11 72.00
504-405-017 11 72.00
504-411-001 11 72.00
504-411-002 11 72.00
504-411-003 11 72.00
504-411-004 11 72.00
504-411-005 11 72.00
504-411-006 11 72.00
504-411-007 11 72.00
504-411-008 11 72.00
504-411-009 11 72.00
504-412-001 11 72.00
504-412-002 11 72.00
504-412-003 11 72.00
504-412-004 11 72.00
504-412-005 11 72.00
504-412-006 11 72.00
504-412-007 11 72.00
504-412-008 11 72.00
504-412-009 11 72.00
504-413-001 11 72.00
504-413-002 11 72.00
504-413-003 11 72.00
504-413-004 11 72.00
504-413-005 11 72.00
504-413-006 11 72.00
504-413-007 11 72.00
504-413-008 11 72.00
504-413-009 11 72.00
504-413-010 11 72.00
504-413-011 11 72.00
504-413-013 11 72.00
504-413-014 11 72.00
504-413-015 11 72.00
504-413-016 11 72.00
504-413-017 11 72.00
504-413-018 11 72.00
504-413-019 11 72.00
504-413-020 11 72.00
504-413-022 11 72.00
504-414-001 11 72.00
504-414-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-414-003 11 72.00
504-414-004 11 72.00
504-414-005 11 72.00
504-414-006 11 72.00
504-414-007 11 72.00
504-414-008 11 72.00
504-414-009 11 72.00
504-414-011 11 72.00
504-414-012 11 72.00
504-414-013 11 72.00
504-414-014 11 72.00
504-414-015 11 72.00
504-414-016 11 72.00
504-414-017 11 72.00
504-414-018 11 72.00
504-415-001 11 72.00
504-415-002 11 72.00
504-415-003 11 72.00
504-415-004 11 72.00
504-415-005 11 72.00
504-415-006 11 72.00
504-415-007 11 72.00
504-415-008 11 72.00
504-415-009 11 72.00
504-415-010 11 72.00
504-415-011 11 72.00
504-421-001 11 72.00
504-421-002 11 72.00
504-421-003 11 72.00
504-421-004 11 72.00
504-421-005 11 72.00
504-421-006 11 72.00
504-421-007 11 72.00
504-421-008 11 72.00
504-421-009 11 72.00
504-421-010 11 72.00
504-421-011 11 72.00
504-421-012 11 72.00
504-422-001 11 72.00
504-422-002 11 72.00
504-422-007 11 72.00
504-422-008 11 72.00
504-422-009 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 109 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-422-010 11 72.00
504-422-011 11 72.00
504-422-012 11 72.00
504-422-013 11 72.00
504-422-014 11 72.00
504-422-015 11 72.00
504-422-016 11 72.00
504-422-017 11 72.00
504-422-018 11 72.00
504-423-001 11 72.00
504-423-002 11 72.00
504-423-003 11 72.00
504-423-004 11 72.00
504-423-005 11 72.00
504-423-006 11 72.00
504-423-007 11 72.00
504-423-008 11 72.00
504-423-009 11 72.00
504-423-010 11 72.00
504-423-011 11 72.00
504-423-012 11 72.00
504-423-013 11 72.00
504-423-014 11 72.00
504-423-015 11 72.00
504-423-016 11 72.00
504-423-017 11 72.00
504-423-018 11 72.00
504-423-019 11 72.00
504-423-020 11 72.00
504-423-021 21 108.00
504-423-023 11 72.00
504-424-001 11 72.00
504-424-002 11 72.00
504-424-003 11 72.00
504-424-004 11 72.00
504-424-005 11 72.00
504-424-006 11 72.00
504-424-007 11 72.00
504-424-008 11 72.00
504-424-009 11 72.00
504-424-010 11 72.00
504-424-011 11 72.00
504-424-012 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
504-424-013 11 72.00
504-424-014 11 72.00
504-424-015 11 72.00
504-424-016 11 72.00
504-424-017 11 72.00
504-424-018 11 72.00
504-424-019 11 72.00
504-424-020 11 72.00
504-425-001 11 72.00
504-425-002 11 72.00
504-425-003 11 72.00
504-425-004 11 72.00
504-425-005 11 72.00
504-425-006 11 72.00
504-425-007 11 72.00
504-425-008 11 72.00
504-425-009 11 72.00
504-425-010 11 72.00
504-425-011 11 72.00
504-425-012 74 0.00
504-425-013 11 72.00
504-425-014 11 72.00
504-425-015 11 72.00
504-425-016 11 72.00
504-425-017 11 72.00
504-425-018 11 72.00
504-425-019 11 72.00
504-425-020 11 72.00
504-425-021 11 72.00
504-425-022 11 72.00
504-425-023 11 72.00
504-425-024 11 72.00
504-425-025 11 72.00
504-425-026 11 72.00
504-425-027 11 72.00
504-425-028 11 72.00
504-425-029 11 72.00
504-425-030 11 72.00
504-425-031 34 63.02
505-010-013 38 476.00
505-021-001 11 72.00
505-021-002 11 72.00
505-021-003 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-021-004 11 72.00
505-021-005 11 72.00
505-021-006 11 72.00
505-021-007 11 72.00
505-021-008 21 108.00
505-021-009 11 72.00
505-021-010 11 72.00
505-021-011 11 72.00
505-022-001 11 72.00
505-022-002 11 72.00
505-022-003 11 72.00
505-022-004 11 72.00
505-022-005 11 72.00
505-023-001 11 72.00
505-023-002 11 72.00
505-023-003 11 72.00
505-023-004 11 72.00
505-023-005 11 72.00
505-031-001 11 72.00
505-031-002 11 72.00
505-031-003 11 72.00
505-031-004 11 72.00
505-031-005 11 72.00
505-031-006 11 72.00
505-031-007 11 72.00
505-031-008 11 72.00
505-031-009 11 72.00
505-031-010 11 72.00
505-032-001 11 72.00
505-032-002 11 72.00
505-032-003 11 72.00
505-032-004 11 72.00
505-032-005 11 72.00
505-032-006 11 72.00
505-032-007 11 72.00
505-032-008 11 72.00
505-032-009 11 72.00
505-032-010 11 72.00
505-032-011 11 72.00
505-032-014 11 72.00
505-032-015 11 72.00
505-032-016 11 72.00
505-032-017 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 110 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-032-018 11 72.00
505-032-019 11 72.00
505-032-020 11 72.00
505-032-021 11 72.00
505-032-022 11 72.00
505-032-023 11 72.00
505-032-024 11 72.00
505-032-025 11 72.00
505-032-026 11 72.00
505-032-027 11 72.00
505-033-001 11 72.00
505-033-002 11 72.00
505-033-003 11 72.00
505-033-004 11 72.00
505-033-005 11 72.00
505-033-006 11 72.00
505-033-007 11 72.00
505-033-008 11 72.00
505-033-009 11 72.00
505-033-014 11 72.00
505-033-015 11 72.00
505-033-016 11 72.00
505-033-017 11 72.00
505-040-004 79 0.00
505-040-005 79 0.00
505-040-006 63 12.74
505-050-001 11 72.00
505-050-002 11 72.00
505-050-003 11 72.00
505-050-004 79 0.00
505-061-001 11 72.00
505-061-002 11 72.00
505-061-003 11 72.00
505-061-004 11 72.00
505-061-005 11 72.00
505-061-006 11 72.00
505-061-007 11 72.00
505-061-008 11 72.00
505-061-009 11 72.00
505-061-010 11 72.00
505-061-011 11 72.00
505-061-012 11 72.00
505-061-013 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-061-014 11 72.00
505-061-015 11 72.00
505-061-016 11 72.00
505-061-017 11 72.00
505-061-018 11 72.00
505-061-019 11 72.00
505-061-020 21 108.00
505-061-021 11 72.00
505-061-022 11 72.00
505-061-023 11 72.00
505-061-024 79 0.00
505-061-025 79 0.00
505-061-026 79 0.00
505-061-027 79 0.00
505-061-028 79 0.00
505-061-029 79 0.00
505-061-030 11 72.00
505-061-031 11 72.00
505-061-032 11 72.00
505-061-033 11 72.00
505-061-034 11 72.00
505-061-035 11 72.00
505-061-036 11 72.00
505-061-037 11 72.00
505-061-038 11 72.00
505-061-039 11 72.00
505-061-040 11 72.00
505-061-041 11 72.00
505-061-042 11 72.00
505-061-043 11 72.00
505-061-044 11 72.00
505-061-045 11 72.00
505-061-046 11 72.00
505-061-047 11 72.00
505-061-048 11 72.00
505-061-049 11 72.00
505-061-050 11 72.00
505-062-003 11 72.00
505-062-004 11 72.00
505-062-005 11 72.00
505-062-006 11 72.00
505-062-007 11 72.00
505-062-008 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-062-009 11 72.00
505-062-010 11 72.00
505-062-011 11 72.00
505-062-012 11 72.00
505-062-013 11 72.00
505-062-014 11 72.00
505-062-015 11 72.00
505-062-016 11 72.00
505-062-017 11 72.00
505-062-018 11 72.00
505-062-019 11 72.00
505-062-020 11 72.00
505-062-021 11 72.00
505-062-022 11 72.00
505-070-004 11 72.00
505-070-005 11 72.00
505-070-006 11 72.00
505-070-007 11 72.00
505-070-008 11 72.00
505-070-009 11 72.00
505-070-010 11 72.00
505-070-011 11 72.00
505-070-012 11 72.00
505-070-014 11 72.00
505-070-015 11 72.00
505-070-016 11 72.00
505-070-017 11 72.00
505-070-018 11 72.00
505-070-019 11 72.00
505-070-020 11 72.00
505-070-021 11 72.00
505-070-022 11 72.00
505-070-023 11 72.00
505-070-024 11 72.00
505-070-025 11 72.00
505-070-026 11 72.00
505-070-027 11 72.00
505-070-028 11 72.00
505-070-029 11 72.00
505-070-030 11 72.00
505-070-031 11 72.00
505-070-032 11 72.00
505-070-033 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 111 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-070-034 11 72.00
505-070-035 79 0.00
505-070-036 71 19.46
505-080-004 79 0.00
505-080-005 79 0.00
505-080-006 11 72.00
505-080-007 11 72.00
505-080-008 11 72.00
505-080-009 11 72.00
505-080-010 79 0.00
505-080-011 21 108.00
505-080-013 79 0.00
505-080-015 79 0.00
505-080-016 11 72.00
505-080-018 11 72.00
505-080-019 21 108.00
505-080-020 11 72.00
505-080-022 12 72.00
505-090-001 11 72.00
505-090-002 11 72.00
505-090-003 11 72.00
505-090-006 11 72.00
505-090-007 11 72.00
505-090-008 11 72.00
505-090-009 11 72.00
505-090-010 11 72.00
505-090-011 11 72.00
505-090-012 11 72.00
505-090-013 11 72.00
505-090-014 11 72.00
505-090-015 79 0.00
505-090-016 79 0.00
505-090-017 79 0.00
505-090-018 11 72.00
505-090-019 11 72.00
505-101-001 11 72.00
505-101-002 11 72.00
505-101-003 11 72.00
505-101-004 11 72.00
505-101-005 11 72.00
505-101-006 11 72.00
505-101-007 11 72.00
505-101-008 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-101-009 11 72.00
505-101-010 11 72.00
505-101-011 11 72.00
505-101-012 10 36.00
505-101-013 11 72.00
505-101-014 11 72.00
505-101-015 11 72.00
505-101-017 11 72.00
505-101-018 11 72.00
505-101-019 10 36.00
505-101-020 10 36.00
505-101-021 11 72.00
505-101-022 11 72.00
505-101-023 11 72.00
505-101-024 11 72.00
505-101-025 83 0.00
505-101-026 11 72.00
505-102-001 11 72.00
505-102-002 11 72.00
505-102-003 11 72.00
505-102-004 11 72.00
505-102-005 11 72.00
505-102-006 11 72.00
505-102-007 11 72.00
505-102-008 11 72.00
505-102-009 11 72.00
505-102-010 11 72.00
505-102-011 11 72.00
505-102-012 11 72.00
505-103-001 11 72.00
505-103-002 11 72.00
505-103-003 11 72.00
505-103-004 11 72.00
505-103-005 11 72.00
505-103-006 11 72.00
505-103-007 11 72.00
505-103-008 11 72.00
505-103-009 11 72.00
505-103-010 11 72.00
505-103-011 11 72.00
505-103-012 11 72.00
505-103-013 11 72.00
505-103-014 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-103-015 11 72.00
505-103-016 11 72.00
505-103-017 11 72.00
505-103-018 11 72.00
505-103-019 11 72.00
505-103-020 11 72.00
505-103-021 11 72.00
505-103-022 11 72.00
505-103-023 17 36.00
505-103-024 11 72.00
505-103-025 11 72.00
505-103-026 17 36.00
505-103-027 17 36.00
505-103-028 11 72.00
505-103-029 83 0.00
505-104-001 83 0.00
505-110-003 79 0.00
505-110-007 11 72.00
505-110-008 12 72.00
505-121-002 11 72.00
505-121-003 11 72.00
505-121-004 21 108.00
505-121-005 11 72.00
505-121-006 11 72.00
505-122-001 11 72.00
505-122-003 11 72.00
505-122-004 21 108.00
505-122-005 11 72.00
505-122-009 11 72.00
505-122-010 11 72.00
505-122-011 11 72.00
505-122-012 11 72.00
505-122-013 11 72.00
505-122-014 11 72.00
505-122-019 17 36.00
505-122-020 11 72.00
505-122-025 79 0.00
505-122-026 11 72.00
505-122-027 11 72.00
505-122-028 11 72.00
505-130-002 79 0.00
505-130-005 11 72.00
505-130-006 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 112 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-130-007 11 72.00
505-130-008 11 72.00
505-130-010 11 72.00
505-130-011 11 72.00
505-130-012 11 72.00
505-130-013 17 36.00
505-130-014 11 72.00
505-130-015 17 36.00
505-130-016 11 72.00
505-130-017 11 72.00
505-130-018 11 72.00
505-130-019 11 72.00
505-130-020 11 72.00
505-130-023 11 72.00
505-130-024 11 72.00
505-130-025 11 72.00
505-142-007 79 0.00
505-142-012 79 0.00
505-142-013 79 0.00
505-142-014 79 0.00
505-151-001 11 72.00
505-151-002 11 72.00
505-151-003 11 72.00
505-151-004 17 36.00
505-151-005 11 72.00
505-151-006 11 72.00
505-151-007 11 72.00
505-152-001 11 72.00
505-152-003 11 72.00
505-152-004 11 72.00
505-152-005 11 72.00
505-152-006 11 72.00
505-152-007 11 72.00
505-152-008 11 72.00
505-152-009 11 72.00
505-152-010 11 72.00
505-152-012 11 72.00
505-153-001 11 72.00
505-153-002 11 72.00
505-153-003 11 72.00
505-153-004 11 72.00
505-153-005 11 72.00
505-153-006 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-153-007 11 72.00
505-153-008 11 72.00
505-153-009 11 72.00
505-153-010 11 72.00
505-153-011 11 72.00
505-153-012 11 72.00
505-153-013 11 72.00
505-153-014 11 72.00
505-153-015 11 72.00
505-153-016 11 72.00
505-153-017 11 72.00
505-153-018 11 72.00
505-153-019 11 72.00
505-153-020 11 72.00
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505-153-025 11 72.00
505-153-026 11 72.00
505-153-027 11 72.00
505-153-028 11 72.00
505-153-029 11 72.00
505-153-030 11 72.00
505-153-031 11 72.00
505-153-032 11 72.00
505-153-033 11 72.00
505-153-034 11 72.00
505-153-035 11 72.00
505-153-036 11 72.00
505-153-037 11 72.00
505-153-038 11 72.00
505-153-039 11 72.00
505-161-001 11 72.00
505-161-002 11 72.00
505-161-003 11 72.00
505-162-001 11 72.00
505-162-002 11 72.00
505-162-003 11 72.00
505-163-001 11 72.00
505-163-002 11 72.00
505-163-003 11 72.00
505-163-005 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-163-006 11 72.00
505-163-007 11 72.00
505-163-008 11 72.00
505-163-009 11 72.00
505-163-010 11 72.00
505-163-011 11 72.00
505-163-012 11 72.00
505-163-013 11 72.00
505-163-014 11 72.00
505-163-015 11 72.00
505-171-002 11 72.00
505-171-003 11 72.00
505-171-005 11 72.00
505-171-006 11 72.00
505-171-007 11 72.00
505-171-008 79 0.00
505-172-001 11 72.00
505-172-002 11 72.00
505-172-003 11 72.00
505-172-004 11 72.00
505-172-005 11 72.00
505-172-006 11 72.00
505-172-007 11 72.00
505-172-008 11 72.00
505-172-009 11 72.00
505-172-010 11 72.00
505-172-011 11 72.00
505-173-001 11 72.00
505-173-002 11 72.00
505-173-003 11 72.00
505-173-004 11 72.00
505-173-005 11 72.00
505-173-006 11 72.00
505-173-007 11 72.00
505-173-008 11 72.00
505-173-009 11 72.00
505-173-010 11 72.00
505-173-011 11 72.00
505-173-012 21 108.00
505-181-001 11 72.00
505-181-002 11 72.00
505-181-003 11 72.00
505-181-004 10 36.00
Agenda Packet Page 113 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-181-005 11 72.00
505-181-006 11 72.00
505-181-007 11 72.00
505-181-008 11 72.00
505-181-009 11 72.00
505-181-010 17 36.00
505-181-011 17 36.00
505-181-012 11 72.00
505-181-013 11 72.00
505-181-014 11 72.00
505-181-015 11 72.00
505-181-016 11 72.00
505-181-017 11 72.00
505-181-018 17 36.00
505-181-019 11 72.00
505-181-020 11 72.00
505-181-021 11 72.00
505-181-022 11 72.00
505-181-024 11 72.00
505-181-025 11 72.00
505-181-026 11 72.00
505-181-027 11 72.00
505-181-028 11 72.00
505-181-029 11 72.00
505-181-030 11 72.00
505-181-031 11 72.00
505-181-032 17 36.00
505-182-001 11 72.00
505-182-002 11 72.00
505-182-003 11 72.00
505-182-004 11 72.00
505-182-005 11 72.00
505-182-006 11 72.00
505-182-007 11 72.00
505-182-008 11 72.00
505-182-009 11 72.00
505-182-012 11 72.00
505-182-013 11 72.00
505-182-014 11 72.00
505-182-015 11 72.00
505-182-016 11 72.00
505-190-001 11 72.00
505-190-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-190-003 11 72.00
505-190-004 11 72.00
505-190-005 11 72.00
505-201-001 11 72.00
505-201-002 11 72.00
505-201-003 11 72.00
505-201-004 11 72.00
505-201-005 11 72.00
505-201-006 11 72.00
505-201-007 21 108.00
505-201-008 11 72.00
505-201-009 11 72.00
505-201-010 11 72.00
505-201-011 11 72.00
505-201-012 11 72.00
505-201-013 11 72.00
505-201-014 11 72.00
505-201-015 11 72.00
505-201-016 11 72.00
505-201-017 11 72.00
505-201-018 11 72.00
505-202-001 21 108.00
505-202-002 11 72.00
505-202-003 11 72.00
505-202-004 11 72.00
505-202-005 11 72.00
505-202-006 11 72.00
505-202-007 11 72.00
505-202-008 11 72.00
505-202-009 11 72.00
505-202-010 11 72.00
505-202-011 11 72.00
505-202-012 11 72.00
505-202-013 11 72.00
505-202-014 11 72.00
505-202-015 11 72.00
505-202-016 11 72.00
505-202-017 11 72.00
505-202-018 11 72.00
505-203-001 11 72.00
505-203-002 11 72.00
505-203-003 11 72.00
505-203-004 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-203-005 11 72.00
505-203-006 11 72.00
505-203-007 11 72.00
505-203-008 11 72.00
505-203-009 17 36.00
505-203-011 11 72.00
505-203-012 11 72.00
505-203-013 11 72.00
505-203-014 11 72.00
505-203-015 11 72.00
505-203-016 11 72.00
505-203-017 11 72.00
505-203-018 11 72.00
505-203-019 11 72.00
505-203-020 11 72.00
505-203-021 11 72.00
505-203-022 11 72.00
505-203-023 11 72.00
505-203-024 11 72.00
505-203-025 11 72.00
505-203-026 11 72.00
505-203-028 11 72.00
505-203-029 17 36.00
505-203-030 79 0.00
505-211-001 11 72.00
505-211-002 11 72.00
505-211-003 11 72.00
505-211-004 11 72.00
505-211-005 11 72.00
505-211-006 11 72.00
505-211-007 11 72.00
505-211-008 11 72.00
505-211-009 11 72.00
505-211-010 11 72.00
505-211-011 11 72.00
505-211-012 11 72.00
505-211-013 11 72.00
505-211-014 11 72.00
505-211-015 11 72.00
505-211-016 11 72.00
505-211-017 11 72.00
505-211-018 11 72.00
505-211-019 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 114 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-211-020 11 72.00
505-212-002 11 72.00
505-212-003 11 72.00
505-212-004 11 72.00
505-212-005 11 72.00
505-212-006 11 72.00
505-212-007 11 72.00
505-212-008 11 72.00
505-212-009 11 72.00
505-212-012 11 72.00
505-212-013 11 72.00
505-212-014 11 72.00
505-212-015 11 72.00
505-212-016 11 72.00
505-212-017 11 72.00
505-212-018 11 72.00
505-212-019 11 72.00
505-212-020 11 72.00
505-212-021 11 72.00
505-212-022 11 72.00
505-212-024 11 72.00
505-221-004 11 72.00
505-221-005 11 72.00
505-221-006 11 72.00
505-221-007 11 72.00
505-221-008 11 72.00
505-221-009 11 72.00
505-221-010 11 72.00
505-221-012 11 72.00
505-221-013 11 72.00
505-221-014 11 72.00
505-221-015 11 72.00
505-221-016 11 72.00
505-221-017 11 72.00
505-221-018 11 72.00
505-221-019 11 72.00
505-221-023 11 72.00
505-221-024 11 72.00
505-221-025 11 72.00
505-221-026 17 36.00
505-221-027 17 36.00
505-221-029 11 72.00
505-221-036 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-221-037 11 72.00
505-221-038 11 72.00
505-221-042 11 72.00
505-221-043 17 36.00
505-221-044 17 36.00
505-221-045 17 36.00
505-221-046 17 36.00
505-222-001 11 72.00
505-222-002 11 72.00
505-222-003 11 72.00
505-222-004 79 0.00
505-222-005 11 72.00
505-222-006 11 72.00
505-222-007 11 72.00
505-222-008 11 72.00
505-222-009 11 72.00
505-222-010 11 72.00
505-222-011 79 0.00
505-222-012 79 0.00
505-222-013 79 0.00
505-222-014 79 0.00
505-222-015 79 0.00
505-222-016 11 72.00
505-222-017 11 72.00
505-222-018 11 72.00
505-222-019 11 72.00
505-222-020 11 72.00
505-222-021 11 72.00
505-222-022 21 108.00
505-222-023 11 72.00
505-230-001 11 72.00
505-230-002 11 72.00
505-230-003 11 72.00
505-230-004 11 72.00
505-230-005 11 72.00
505-230-006 11 72.00
505-230-007 11 72.00
505-230-008 11 72.00
505-230-009 11 72.00
505-230-012 11 72.00
505-230-013 11 72.00
505-230-014 11 72.00
505-230-015 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-230-016 11 72.00
505-230-019 11 72.00
505-230-020 13 144.00
505-230-021 11 72.00
505-230-022 11 72.00
505-230-023 11 72.00
505-230-024 11 72.00
505-230-025 11 72.00
505-230-026 11 72.00
505-230-027 11 72.00
505-230-028 13 144.00
505-230-029 11 72.00
505-230-030 78 0.00
505-230-031 11 72.00
505-230-032 11 72.00
505-230-033 11 72.00
505-230-034 11 72.00
505-230-035 11 72.00
505-230-036 17 36.00
505-230-037 11 72.00
505-230-039 11 72.00
505-230-040 11 72.00
505-230-041 11 72.00
505-230-042 11 72.00
505-230-043 11 72.00
505-230-044 17 36.00
505-230-045 11 72.00
505-230-046 11 72.00
505-230-047 11 72.00
505-230-048 11 72.00
505-230-049 11 72.00
505-230-050 11 72.00
505-230-054 11 72.00
505-230-055 11 72.00
505-230-058 11 72.00
505-230-059 11 72.00
505-230-060 11 72.00
505-230-061 11 72.00
505-230-062 11 72.00
505-230-063 11 72.00
505-230-064 11 72.00
505-241-001 11 72.00
505-241-002 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 115 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-241-003 11 72.00
505-241-004 11 72.00
505-241-005 11 72.00
505-241-006 11 72.00
505-241-007 11 72.00
505-241-008 11 72.00
505-241-009 11 72.00
505-241-010 11 72.00
505-241-011 11 72.00
505-241-012 10 36.00
505-241-013 11 72.00
505-241-014 11 72.00
505-241-017 11 72.00
505-241-018 11 72.00
505-242-001 11 72.00
505-242-002 11 72.00
505-242-003 11 72.00
505-242-004 11 72.00
505-242-005 11 72.00
505-242-006 11 72.00
505-242-007 11 72.00
505-242-012 11 72.00
505-242-013 11 72.00
505-242-014 13 144.00
505-242-015 11 72.00
505-242-016 11 72.00
505-242-017 11 72.00
505-242-018 11 72.00
505-242-019 11 72.00
505-243-004 11 72.00
505-243-005 11 72.00
505-243-006 11 72.00
505-243-007 11 72.00
505-243-008 11 72.00
505-243-009 11 72.00
505-243-010 11 72.00
505-243-011 11 72.00
505-243-012 11 72.00
505-243-014 11 72.00
505-243-015 13 144.00
505-243-016 11 72.00
505-243-018 11 72.00
505-243-019 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-243-020 11 72.00
505-243-022 11 72.00
505-243-023 17 36.00
505-244-001 11 72.00
505-244-002 11 72.00
505-244-003 11 72.00
505-244-004 11 72.00
505-244-007 11 72.00
505-244-010 11 72.00
505-244-011 11 72.00
505-244-012 11 72.00
505-244-013 11 72.00
505-244-014 11 72.00
505-244-015 11 72.00
505-244-016 11 72.00
505-244-017 11 72.00
505-244-020 11 72.00
505-244-021 11 72.00
505-244-022 10 36.00
505-244-023 11 72.00
505-244-024 11 72.00
505-250-005 13 144.00
505-250-006 11 72.00
505-250-007 11 72.00
505-250-008 13 144.00
505-250-010 11 72.00
505-250-012 11 72.00
505-250-013 11 72.00
505-250-014 11 72.00
505-250-015 11 72.00
505-250-016 10 0.00
505-250-017 11 72.00
505-250-019 11 72.00
505-250-020 11 72.00
505-261-001 11 72.00
505-261-002 11 72.00
505-261-003 11 72.00
505-261-004 11 72.00
505-261-005 11 72.00
505-261-006 11 72.00
505-261-007 11 72.00
505-261-008 11 72.00
505-261-010 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-261-011 11 72.00
505-261-012 11 72.00
505-261-015 11 72.00
505-261-016 11 72.00
505-261-017 11 72.00
505-261-018 11 72.00
505-261-019 11 72.00
505-261-021 11 72.00
505-261-022 11 72.00
505-261-023 11 72.00
505-261-024 11 72.00
505-261-029 11 72.00
505-261-030 13 144.00
505-261-031 11 72.00
505-261-032 11 72.00
505-261-034 11 72.00
505-261-035 11 72.00
505-261-036 11 72.00
505-261-039 11 72.00
505-261-040 11 72.00
505-262-002 11 72.00
505-262-005 11 72.00
505-262-006 11 72.00
505-262-007 10 36.00
505-262-008 11 72.00
505-262-009 11 72.00
505-262-010 11 72.00
505-262-011 11 72.00
505-262-013 11 72.00
505-262-016 11 72.00
505-262-023 11 72.00
505-262-024 11 72.00
505-262-025 11 72.00
505-262-027 11 72.00
505-262-028 11 72.00
505-262-029 11 72.00
505-262-030 11 72.00
505-262-034 17 36.00
505-262-035 11 72.00
505-262-036 11 72.00
505-262-039 11 72.00
505-262-041 11 72.00
505-262-043 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 116 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-262-045 11 72.00
505-262-047 11 72.00
505-262-048 11 72.00
505-262-049 21 108.00
505-262-051 11 72.00
505-262-053 11 72.00
505-262-055 11 72.00
505-262-056 11 72.00
505-262-058 11 72.00
505-262-059 15 36.00
505-262-060 11 72.00
505-262-061 11 72.00
505-262-062 11 72.00
505-262-063 11 72.00
505-262-064 11 72.00
505-262-065 11 72.00
505-262-066 11 72.00
505-262-067 11 72.00
505-271-001 11 72.00
505-271-004 11 72.00
505-271-005 83 0.00
505-271-008 11 72.00
505-271-009 11 72.00
505-271-012 11 72.00
505-271-013 11 72.00
505-271-014 11 72.00
505-271-015 11 72.00
505-271-016 11 72.00
505-271-017 11 72.00
505-271-019 11 72.00
505-271-020 11 72.00
505-271-021 11 72.00
505-271-022 11 72.00
505-271-023 21 108.00
505-272-001 83 0.00
505-272-002 11 72.00
505-272-003 11 72.00
505-272-004 11 72.00
505-272-005 11 72.00
505-272-006 11 72.00
505-272-007 11 72.00
505-272-008 11 72.00
505-272-009 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-272-011 11 72.00
505-272-012 11 72.00
505-272-013 11 72.00
505-272-014 11 72.00
505-272-015 21 108.00
505-272-016 11 72.00
505-272-017 10 36.00
505-272-018 11 72.00
505-272-019 11 72.00
505-272-020 10 0.00
505-273-001 11 72.00
505-273-002 11 72.00
505-273-003 11 72.00
505-273-005 11 72.00
505-273-006 11 72.00
505-273-007 11 72.00
505-273-008 11 72.00
505-273-009 11 72.00
505-273-010 11 72.00
505-273-011 11 72.00
505-273-012 11 72.00
505-273-013 11 72.00
505-273-015 11 72.00
505-273-019 11 72.00
505-273-021 11 72.00
505-273-022 11 72.00
505-273-024 11 72.00
505-273-025 11 72.00
505-273-026 11 72.00
505-273-027 11 72.00
505-273-028 11 72.00
505-273-029 11 72.00
505-273-030 11 72.00
505-273-031 11 72.00
505-273-032 13 144.00
505-273-033 11 72.00
505-281-001 11 72.00
505-281-002 11 72.00
505-281-003 11 72.00
505-281-004 11 72.00
505-281-005 11 72.00
505-281-006 11 72.00
505-282-001 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-282-002 11 72.00
505-282-003 11 72.00
505-282-004 11 72.00
505-282-005 11 72.00
505-282-006 11 72.00
505-282-007 11 72.00
505-282-008 11 72.00
505-282-009 11 72.00
505-282-010 11 72.00
505-282-011 11 72.00
505-282-012 11 72.00
505-282-013 11 72.00
505-282-014 11 72.00
505-282-016 11 72.00
505-282-017 11 72.00
505-282-018 11 72.00
505-282-019 11 72.00
505-282-020 11 72.00
505-282-021 11 72.00
505-282-022 11 72.00
505-282-023 11 72.00
505-282-024 11 72.00
505-282-025 11 72.00
505-282-026 11 72.00
505-282-028 11 72.00
505-282-029 12 72.00
505-282-030 10 36.00
505-282-031 11 72.00
505-282-032 11 72.00
505-282-033 11 72.00
505-282-034 11 72.00
505-282-035 11 72.00
505-282-038 11 72.00
505-282-039 11 72.00
505-282-040 11 72.00
505-282-041 11 72.00
505-282-042 11 72.00
505-282-043 11 72.00
505-282-044 11 72.00
505-291-001 10 0.00
505-291-002 11 72.00
505-291-003 11 72.00
505-291-004 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 117 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-291-006 11 72.00
505-291-007 83 0.00
505-291-008 11 72.00
505-291-009 11 72.00
505-291-010 11 72.00
505-291-011 11 72.00
505-291-013 11 72.00
505-291-014 17 36.00
505-291-015 11 72.00
505-291-016 11 72.00
505-292-001 11 72.00
505-292-002 11 72.00
505-292-005 11 72.00
505-292-006 11 72.00
505-292-007 83 0.00
505-292-011 11 72.00
505-292-012 11 72.00
505-292-013 11 72.00
505-292-014 11 72.00
505-292-015 11 72.00
505-292-016 11 72.00
505-292-018 11 72.00
505-292-019 11 72.00
505-292-020 11 72.00
505-292-027 11 72.00
505-292-029 11 72.00
505-292-030 11 72.00
505-292-031 11 72.00
505-292-032 11 72.00
505-292-033 11 72.00
505-292-034 11 72.00
505-292-037 11 72.00
505-292-038 11 72.00
505-292-039 11 72.00
505-292-040 17 36.00
505-292-041 11 72.00
505-292-042 11 72.00
505-292-043 21 108.00
505-292-044 11 72.00
505-292-045 11 72.00
505-292-046 11 72.00
505-292-047 11 72.00
505-293-001 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-293-004 11 72.00
505-293-005 11 72.00
505-293-006 11 72.00
505-293-007 11 72.00
505-301-002 11 72.00
505-301-005 11 72.00
505-301-006 17 36.00
505-301-007 10 36.00
505-301-008 11 72.00
505-301-009 11 72.00
505-301-012 11 72.00
505-301-014 83 0.00
505-301-015 11 72.00
505-301-016 11 72.00
505-301-017 11 72.00
505-301-018 11 72.00
505-301-019 11 72.00
505-301-020 11 72.00
505-301-022 11 72.00
505-301-023 15 72.00
505-301-024 11 72.00
505-301-028 11 72.00
505-301-029 11 72.00
505-301-031 11 72.00
505-301-032 12 72.00
505-301-035 11 72.00
505-301-036 11 72.00
505-301-037 11 72.00
505-301-038 11 72.00
505-301-039 11 72.00
505-301-040 11 72.00
505-301-041 11 72.00
505-301-043 18 36.00
505-301-044 11 72.00
505-301-045 11 72.00
505-301-046 17 36.00
505-301-047 17 36.00
505-301-049 11 72.00
505-301-050 11 72.00
505-301-051 13 144.00
505-301-052 17 36.00
505-302-001 11 72.00
505-302-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-302-003 11 72.00
505-302-004 11 72.00
505-302-009 11 72.00
505-302-010 11 72.00
505-302-013 11 72.00
505-302-014 11 72.00
505-302-015 11 72.00
505-302-016 71 18.14
505-302-017 71 54.78
505-302-018 71 0.00
505-302-019 11 72.00
505-302-020 11 72.00
505-302-021 11 72.00
505-302-022 11 72.00
505-302-023 10 0.00
505-302-024 83 0.00
505-302-025 11 72.00
505-302-026 11 72.00
505-302-027 11 72.00
505-302-028 10 36.00
505-302-029 11 72.00
505-303-001 83 0.00
505-303-002 11 72.00
505-303-003 11 72.00
505-303-004 11 72.00
505-303-005 11 72.00
505-303-006 11 72.00
505-303-008 11 72.00
505-303-010 11 72.00
505-303-012 11 72.00
505-303-013 11 72.00
505-303-014 11 72.00
505-303-015 11 72.00
505-303-016 11 72.00
505-303-017 11 72.00
505-303-018 11 72.00
505-303-019 11 72.00
505-303-020 11 72.00
505-303-021 11 72.00
505-303-022 11 72.00
505-303-023 11 72.00
505-303-024 10 36.00
505-303-025 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 118 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-303-026 11 72.00
505-303-027 11 72.00
505-303-029 11 72.00
505-303-030 11 72.00
505-303-031 11 72.00
505-303-033 11 72.00
505-303-034 11 72.00
505-303-035 10 0.00
505-310-001 11 72.00
505-310-003 11 72.00
505-310-004 11 72.00
505-310-006 11 72.00
505-310-008 11 72.00
505-310-011 11 72.00
505-310-013 11 72.00
505-310-014 11 72.00
505-310-015 11 72.00
505-310-016 11 72.00
505-310-017 17 36.00
505-321-001 11 72.00
505-321-002 11 72.00
505-321-003 11 72.00
505-321-004 11 72.00
505-321-006 11 72.00
505-321-007 11 72.00
505-321-008 11 72.00
505-321-009 11 72.00
505-321-010 13 144.00
505-321-011 11 72.00
505-322-001 11 72.00
505-322-002 11 72.00
505-322-003 11 72.00
505-322-004 11 72.00
505-322-005 11 72.00
505-322-006 11 72.00
505-322-007 11 72.00
505-322-008 11 72.00
505-322-009 11 72.00
505-322-010 11 72.00
505-322-011 11 72.00
505-322-012 11 72.00
505-322-013 11 72.00
505-322-014 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-322-015 11 72.00
505-322-016 11 72.00
505-322-017 11 72.00
505-322-018 11 72.00
505-322-019 11 72.00
505-322-025 11 72.00
505-322-028 11 72.00
505-322-029 11 72.00
505-322-031 11 72.00
505-331-001 11 72.00
505-331-002 11 72.00
505-331-003 11 72.00
505-331-004 11 72.00
505-331-005 11 72.00
505-331-006 11 72.00
505-331-007 11 72.00
505-331-008 11 72.00
505-331-009 11 72.00
505-331-010 11 72.00
505-331-011 11 72.00
505-331-012 11 72.00
505-331-013 11 72.00
505-332-001 11 72.00
505-332-002 11 72.00
505-332-003 11 72.00
505-332-004 11 72.00
505-332-005 11 72.00
505-332-006 11 72.00
505-332-007 11 72.00
505-332-008 11 72.00
505-332-009 11 72.00
505-332-010 11 72.00
505-332-011 11 72.00
505-332-012 11 72.00
505-332-013 11 72.00
505-332-014 11 72.00
505-332-015 11 72.00
505-332-016 11 72.00
505-332-017 11 72.00
505-332-018 11 72.00
505-332-019 11 72.00
505-333-001 11 72.00
505-333-002 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-333-003 11 72.00
505-333-004 11 72.00
505-333-005 11 72.00
505-333-006 11 72.00
505-333-007 11 72.00
505-333-008 11 72.00
505-333-009 11 72.00
505-333-010 11 72.00
505-333-011 11 72.00
505-333-012 11 72.00
505-333-013 11 72.00
505-333-014 11 72.00
505-333-015 11 72.00
505-340-001 37 0.00
505-351-001 11 72.00
505-351-002 11 72.00
505-351-003 11 72.00
505-351-004 11 72.00
505-351-005 11 72.00
505-351-006 11 72.00
505-351-008 11 72.00
505-351-010 11 72.00
505-351-011 11 72.00
505-351-012 11 72.00
505-351-013 11 72.00
505-351-014 11 72.00
505-351-015 11 72.00
505-351-016 11 72.00
505-351-017 11 72.00
505-351-018 12 72.00
505-351-019 13 144.00
505-351-020 11 72.00
505-352-001 11 72.00
505-352-002 21 108.00
505-352-003 11 72.00
505-352-004 11 72.00
505-352-005 11 72.00
505-352-006 11 72.00
505-352-007 11 72.00
505-352-008 11 72.00
505-352-009 11 72.00
505-352-010 11 72.00
505-352-011 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 119 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-352-012 11 72.00
505-353-001 11 72.00
505-353-002 11 72.00
505-353-003 11 72.00
505-353-004 11 72.00
505-353-005 11 72.00
505-353-006 11 72.00
505-353-007 11 72.00
505-353-008 11 72.00
505-353-009 11 72.00
505-353-010 11 72.00
505-353-011 11 72.00
505-353-012 11 72.00
505-353-013 21 108.00
505-361-001 79 0.00
505-361-006 11 72.00
505-361-007 11 72.00
505-361-017 11 72.00
505-361-018 11 72.00
505-361-019 11 72.00
505-361-020 11 72.00
505-361-021 11 72.00
505-361-024 11 72.00
505-361-025 11 72.00
505-361-026 11 72.00
505-361-028 11 72.00
505-361-029 11 72.00
505-361-034 13 144.00
505-361-036 11 72.00
505-361-039 11 72.00
505-361-040 11 72.00
505-361-041 11 72.00
505-361-042 11 72.00
505-361-046 11 72.00
505-361-047 11 72.00
505-361-050 11 72.00
505-361-051 10 36.00
505-361-053 11 72.00
505-361-054 11 72.00
505-361-055 11 72.00
505-361-056 11 72.00
505-361-057 11 72.00
505-361-058 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-361-059 11 72.00
505-361-060 11 72.00
505-361-061 11 72.00
505-361-062 11 72.00
505-361-063 11 72.00
505-361-064 11 72.00
505-361-067 11 72.00
505-361-068 11 72.00
505-361-075 11 72.00
505-361-076 11 72.00
505-361-077 11 72.00
505-361-078 11 72.00
505-362-001 11 72.00
505-362-002 11 72.00
505-362-003 11 72.00
505-362-004 11 72.00
505-363-001 11 72.00
505-363-002 11 72.00
505-363-003 11 72.00
505-363-004 11 72.00
505-363-005 11 72.00
505-371-007 11 72.00
505-371-008 11 72.00
505-371-009 11 72.00
505-371-011 11 72.00
505-371-012 17 36.00
505-371-013 11 72.00
505-371-014 17 36.00
505-371-015 17 36.00
505-371-016 81 0.00
505-372-003 11 72.00
505-372-005 11 72.00
505-372-014 11 72.00
505-372-015 11 72.00
505-372-016 11 72.00
505-372-017 11 72.00
505-372-018 11 72.00
505-372-019 11 72.00
505-372-025 11 72.00
505-372-026 81 0.00
505-372-028 11 72.00
505-372-030 11 72.00
505-372-031 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-372-032 11 72.00
505-372-033 11 72.00
505-372-034 11 72.00
505-372-036 13 144.00
505-372-037 11 72.00
505-372-038 11 72.00
505-372-039 11 72.00
505-372-040 11 72.00
505-372-041 11 72.00
505-372-044 11 72.00
505-372-045 11 72.00
505-381-001 11 72.00
505-381-002 11 72.00
505-381-004 11 72.00
505-381-009 11 72.00
505-381-010 11 72.00
505-381-011 11 72.00
505-381-012 11 72.00
505-382-001 21 108.00
505-382-002 11 72.00
505-382-003 11 72.00
505-382-004 11 72.00
505-382-005 11 72.00
505-382-006 11 72.00
505-382-007 11 72.00
505-382-008 11 72.00
505-382-009 11 72.00
505-382-010 11 72.00
505-382-011 11 72.00
505-382-012 11 72.00
505-382-013 11 72.00
505-382-014 11 72.00
505-383-001 11 72.00
505-383-002 11 72.00
505-383-003 11 72.00
505-383-007 11 72.00
505-383-008 11 72.00
505-383-009 11 72.00
505-383-010 11 72.00
505-383-011 11 72.00
505-383-012 11 72.00
505-383-013 11 72.00
505-383-014 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 120 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-383-015 11 72.00
505-383-016 11 72.00
505-383-017 11 72.00
505-383-018 11 72.00
505-383-019 11 72.00
505-383-020 11 72.00
505-383-022 11 72.00
505-383-024 11 72.00
505-383-025 11 72.00
505-383-026 11 72.00
505-390-001 11 72.00
505-390-002 11 72.00
505-390-003 11 72.00
505-390-006 11 72.00
505-390-008 11 72.00
505-390-009 11 72.00
505-390-010 11 72.00
505-390-011 11 72.00
505-390-012 11 72.00
505-401-001 11 72.00
505-401-002 11 72.00
505-401-003 11 72.00
505-401-004 11 72.00
505-401-005 11 72.00
505-401-006 11 72.00
505-401-007 11 72.00
505-401-008 11 72.00
505-401-009 11 72.00
505-401-010 11 72.00
505-401-011 11 72.00
505-401-012 11 72.00
505-401-014 79 0.00
505-401-015 11 72.00
505-402-001 11 72.00
505-402-002 11 72.00
505-402-003 11 72.00
505-402-004 11 72.00
505-403-001 11 72.00
505-403-002 11 72.00
505-403-003 11 72.00
505-403-004 11 72.00
505-403-005 79 0.00
505-403-006 79 0.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-403-007 11 72.00
505-403-008 11 72.00
505-403-009 11 72.00
505-403-010 11 72.00
505-403-011 11 72.00
505-403-012 11 72.00
505-403-013 11 72.00
505-403-014 11 72.00
505-403-015 11 72.00
505-403-016 11 72.00
505-403-017 11 72.00
505-403-018 79 0.00
505-403-019 11 72.00
505-403-020 11 72.00
505-403-021 11 72.00
505-403-022 11 72.00
505-403-023 11 72.00
505-403-024 11 72.00
505-403-025 11 72.00
505-403-026 11 72.00
505-404-001 11 72.00
505-404-002 11 72.00
505-404-003 11 72.00
505-404-004 11 72.00
505-410-001 11 72.00
505-410-002 11 72.00
505-410-003 11 72.00
505-410-004 13 144.00
505-410-005 11 72.00
505-410-006 11 72.00
505-410-007 79 0.00
505-410-010 79 0.00
505-421-001 11 72.00
505-421-002 11 72.00
505-421-003 11 72.00
505-421-004 11 72.00
505-421-005 11 72.00
505-421-006 11 72.00
505-421-007 11 72.00
505-421-008 17 36.00
505-421-009 11 72.00
505-421-010 11 72.00
505-421-011 17 36.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-421-012 11 72.00
505-421-013 11 72.00
505-421-014 17 36.00
505-421-015 11 72.00
505-421-016 11 72.00
505-421-017 11 72.00
505-421-018 11 72.00
505-421-019 11 72.00
505-421-020 79 0.00
505-421-021 11 72.00
505-421-022 11 72.00
505-421-023 11 72.00
505-421-024 17 36.00
505-421-025 11 72.00
505-421-026 11 72.00
505-421-027 17 36.00
505-421-028 11 72.00
505-421-029 11 72.00
505-421-030 11 72.00
505-422-001 11 72.00
505-422-002 11 72.00
505-422-003 11 72.00
505-422-004 11 72.00
505-422-005 11 72.00
505-422-006 11 72.00
505-422-007 11 72.00
505-422-008 11 72.00
505-422-009 11 72.00
505-422-010 11 72.00
505-422-011 11 72.00
505-422-012 11 72.00
505-422-013 11 72.00
505-422-014 11 72.00
505-422-015 11 72.00
505-430-001 11 72.00
505-430-002 11 72.00
505-430-003 11 72.00
505-430-004 11 72.00
505-430-005 11 72.00
505-430-006 11 72.00
505-430-007 11 72.00
505-430-008 11 72.00
505-430-009 11 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 121 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-441-002 11 72.00
505-441-003 11 72.00
505-441-005 11 72.00
505-441-006 11 72.00
505-441-007 11 72.00
505-441-008 11 72.00
505-441-009 11 72.00
505-441-010 11 72.00
505-441-011 11 72.00
505-441-012 11 72.00
505-441-013 11 72.00
505-441-014 11 72.00
505-441-015 11 72.00
505-441-016 11 72.00
505-441-017 11 72.00
505-441-018 11 72.00
505-441-019 11 72.00
505-441-020 11 72.00
505-441-021 11 72.00
505-441-022 11 72.00
505-441-023 11 72.00
505-442-001 11 72.00
505-442-002 11 72.00
505-443-001 11 72.00
505-443-002 11 72.00
505-443-003 11 72.00
505-443-004 11 72.00
505-443-005 11 72.00
505-443-006 11 72.00
505-443-007 11 72.00
505-443-008 11 72.00
505-443-009 11 72.00
505-443-010 11 72.00
505-443-011 11 72.00
505-443-012 11 72.00
505-443-013 11 72.00
505-450-001 16 72.00
505-450-002 16 72.00
505-450-003 16 72.00
505-450-004 16 72.00
505-450-005 16 72.00
505-450-006 16 72.00
505-450-007 16 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-450-008 16 72.00
505-450-009 16 72.00
505-450-010 16 72.00
505-450-011 16 72.00
505-450-012 16 72.00
505-450-013 16 72.00
505-450-014 16 72.00
505-450-015 16 72.00
505-450-016 16 72.00
505-450-017 16 72.00
505-450-018 16 72.00
505-450-019 16 72.00
505-450-020 16 72.00
505-450-021 16 72.00
505-450-022 16 72.00
505-450-023 16 72.00
505-450-024 16 72.00
505-450-025 16 72.00
505-450-026 16 72.00
505-450-027 16 72.00
505-450-028 16 72.00
505-450-029 16 72.00
505-450-030 16 72.00
505-450-031 16 72.00
505-450-032 16 72.00
505-450-033 16 72.00
505-450-034 16 72.00
505-450-035 16 72.00
505-450-036 16 72.00
505-450-037 16 72.00
505-450-038 16 72.00
505-450-039 16 72.00
505-450-040 16 72.00
505-450-041 16 72.00
505-450-042 16 72.00
505-450-043 87 0.00
505-450-044 87 0.00
505-460-001 19 72.00
505-460-002 19 72.00
505-460-003 16 72.00
505-460-004 16 72.00
505-460-005 16 72.00
505-460-006 16 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-460-007 16 72.00
505-460-008 16 72.00
505-460-009 16 72.00
505-460-010 16 72.00
505-460-011 16 72.00
505-460-012 16 72.00
505-460-013 16 72.00
505-460-014 16 72.00
505-460-015 16 72.00
505-460-016 16 72.00
505-460-017 16 72.00
505-460-018 16 72.00
505-460-019 16 72.00
505-460-020 16 72.00
505-460-021 16 72.00
505-460-022 16 72.00
505-460-023 16 72.00
505-460-024 16 72.00
505-460-025 19 72.00
505-460-026 19 72.00
505-460-027 19 72.00
505-460-028 16 72.00
505-460-029 16 72.00
505-460-030 16 72.00
505-460-031 16 72.00
505-460-032 16 72.00
505-460-033 16 72.00
505-460-034 16 72.00
505-460-035 16 72.00
505-460-036 16 72.00
505-460-037 16 72.00
505-460-038 16 72.00
505-460-039 16 72.00
505-460-040 16 72.00
505-460-041 16 72.00
505-460-042 16 72.00
505-460-043 16 72.00
505-460-044 16 72.00
505-460-045 16 72.00
505-460-046 16 72.00
505-460-047 16 72.00
505-460-048 16 72.00
505-460-049 16 72.00
Agenda Packet Page 122 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
505-460-050 16 72.00
505-460-051 16 72.00
505-460-052 16 72.00
505-460-053 19 72.00
505-460-054 16 72.00
505-460-055 16 72.00
505-460-056 16 72.00
505-460-057 16 72.00
505-460-058 16 72.00
505-460-059 16 72.00
505-460-060 16 72.00
505-460-061 16 72.00
505-460-062 16 72.00
505-460-063 16 72.00
505-460-064 16 72.00
505-460-065 16 72.00
505-460-066 87 0.00
505-470-001 11 72.00
505-470-002 11 72.00
505-470-003 11 72.00
505-470-004 11 72.00
505-470-005 17 36.00
505-470-006 72 0.00
509-011-005 11 72.00
509-011-006 11 72.00
509-011-007 11 72.00
509-011-008 11 72.00
509-011-009 11 72.00
509-011-010 11 72.00
509-011-013 11 72.00
509-011-014 11 72.00
509-011-015 11 72.00
509-011-016 11 72.00
509-012-001 11 72.00
509-012-005 11 72.00
509-012-006 11 72.00
509-012-012 11 72.00
509-012-015 11 72.00
509-012-016 11 72.00
509-012-017 11 72.00
509-012-018 11 72.00
509-012-019 11 72.00
509-012-020 11 72.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
509-012-021 11 72.00
509-012-022 11 72.00
509-012-023 11 72.00
509-012-024 11 72.00
509-012-026 11 72.00
509-021-001 11 72.00
509-021-005 11 72.00
509-021-006 13 144.00
509-021-007 11 72.00
509-021-008 11 72.00
509-021-009 17 36.00
509-021-010 11 72.00
509-021-011 11 72.00
509-021-012 11 72.00
509-021-013 11 72.00
509-022-001 23 216.00
509-022-004 11 72.00
509-022-009 21 108.00
509-022-012 25 324.00
509-022-015 21 108.00
509-022-016 23 216.00
509-022-017 23 216.00
509-022-019 11 72.00
509-022-020 11 72.00
509-022-021 11 72.00
509-023-006 25 270.00
509-023-007 25 324.00
509-023-008 11 72.00
509-023-011 11 72.00
509-023-012 21 108.00
509-023-013 71 16.50
509-023-014 71 33.00
509-023-015 11 72.00
509-023-016 11 72.00
509-032-001 11 72.00
509-032-002 11 72.00
509-032-003 11 72.00
509-041-006 14 72.00
509-041-007 23 188.50
509-041-008 23 188.50
509-041-009 21 95.56
509-041-010 22 162.00
509-042-010 31 95.10
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
509-042-011 53 77.02
509-042-013 36 58.44
509-050-001 31 124.64
509-050-002 31 92.44
509-050-003 33 124.12
509-050-004 85 124.12
509-050-005 31 135.58
509-050-015 14 72.00
509-050-018 13 144.00
509-050-019 13 144.00
509-060-001 11 72.00
509-060-002 11 72.00
509-060-003 21 108.00
509-070-001 25 324.00
509-070-002 14 72.00
509-070-003 14 72.00
509-070-004 25 324.00
509-080-001 25 270.00
509-080-002 11 72.00
509-080-003 11 72.00
509-080-004 23 216.00
509-080-005 14 72.00
509-080-006 14 72.00
509-080-007 14 72.00
509-080-008 21 102.50
509-080-009 31 163.34
509-080-010 33 148.16
509-080-012 33 246.88
509-080-013 21 97.88
509-080-015 31 74.48
509-090-005 33 238.46
509-090-008 89 36.00
509-090-023 85 39.40
509-090-024 46 268.16
509-090-025 31 188.30
509-100-001 89 16.36
509-100-024 28 2,693.64
509-110-015 27 1,959.76
509-110-016 31 367.86
509-120-001 89 9.28
509-120-015 36 320.68
509-410-001 47 75.34
509-410-002 47 169.26
Agenda Packet Page 123 of 297
City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
509-410-003 31 437.82
509-410-004 31 284.66
509-410-006 25 350.50
510-011-001 23 216.00
510-011-003 14 72.00
510-011-004 21 108.00
510-011-005 14 72.00
510-011-006 14 72.00
510-011-010 10 0.00
510-011-011 79 0.00
510-012-004 14 72.00
510-012-005 24 108.00
510-012-006 13 144.00
510-012-007 14 72.00
510-012-008 14 72.00
510-012-009 14 72.00
510-012-010 21 108.00
510-012-013 14 72.00
510-012-014 14 72.00
510-012-015 14 72.00
510-012-019 79 0.00
510-012-020 14 72.00
510-012-021 14 72.00
510-013-003 25 324.00
510-013-004 11 72.00
510-013-005 23 216.00
510-013-006 23 216.00
510-013-007 25 324.00
510-013-009 14 72.00
510-013-010 14 72.00
510-013-011 23 216.00
510-013-015 23 216.00
510-013-016 23 216.00
510-013-017 23 216.00
510-013-018 23 216.00
510-013-019 14 72.00
510-013-021 79 0.00
510-013-022 14 72.00
510-014-001 25 378.00
510-014-004 14 72.00
510-014-005 23 216.00
510-014-006 23 216.00
510-014-007 13 144.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
510-014-010 14 72.00
510-014-011 17 36.00
510-014-012 22 162.00
510-014-013 13 216.00
510-014-014 22 162.00
510-014-015 20 36.00
510-014-016 14 72.00
510-014-020 14 72.00
510-014-025 25 324.00
510-014-026 23 216.00
510-014-027 23 216.00
510-014-029 23 216.00
510-014-030 23 216.00
510-014-031 23 216.00
510-015-002 31 157.96
510-015-004 31 162.52
510-015-005 23 188.50
510-015-012 31 61.46
510-015-016 31 61.46
510-015-020 47 261.62
510-015-021 31 285.64
510-015-022 31 433.64
510-016-001 33 43.76
510-016-002 31 37.78
510-016-003 31 335.68
510-016-004 33 148.24
510-020-001 25 270.00
510-020-002 14 72.00
510-020-003 14 72.00
510-020-004 25 432.00
510-020-005 14 72.00
510-020-006 14 72.00
510-020-007 14 72.00
510-021-005 25 270.00
510-021-006 23 216.00
510-021-008 23 216.00
510-021-009 23 216.00
510-021-010 23 216.00
510-021-011 23 216.00
510-021-012 23 216.00
510-021-019 24 324.00
510-021-020 23 216.00
510-021-021 23 216.00
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
510-021-022 23 216.00
510-021-023 23 216.00
510-021-024 24 108.00
510-021-025 25 324.00
510-021-026 23 216.00
510-021-027 23 216.00
510-021-030 25 270.00
510-022-004 23 216.00
510-022-007 14 72.00
510-022-008 14 72.00
510-022-014 14 72.00
510-022-015 24 216.00
510-022-016 21 108.00
510-022-017 24 108.00
510-022-018 23 216.00
510-022-022 23 216.00
510-022-024 14 72.00
510-022-025 25 648.00
510-022-026 14 72.00
510-022-027 23 216.00
510-022-028 14 72.00
510-022-029 25 432.00
510-023-001 23 216.00
510-023-006 75 57.74
510-023-008 22 162.00
510-023-009 13 72.00
510-023-010 25 378.00
510-023-011 24 108.00
510-023-012 25 540.00
510-023-014 23 216.00
510-023-015 23 216.00
510-024-003 36 310.42
510-024-017 70 51.80
510-024-018 46 249.08
510-025-004 23 216.00
510-025-005 13 288.00
510-025-010 23 216.00
510-025-013 25 270.00
510-025-014 23 216.00
510-025-015 25 432.00
510-026-001 25 324.00
510-026-002 14 72.00
510-026-003 14 72.00
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City of El Cerrito
Fiscal Year 2022/23 List of Charges – Landscape and Lighting District No. 1988-1 APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
510-026-004 14 72.00
510-026-005 23 216.00
510-026-006 23 216.00
510-026-007 14 72.00
510-026-008 11 72.00
510-026-009 14 72.00
510-026-010 14 72.00
510-026-011 23 216.00
510-026-014 13 144.00
510-026-015 25 324.00
510-026-018 23 216.00
510-026-019 21 108.00
510-026-020 11 72.00
510-026-021 14 72.00
510-027-001 25 270.00
510-027-002 21 108.00
510-027-003 23 216.00
510-027-004 14 72.00
510-027-005 21 108.00
510-027-006 14 72.00
510-027-007 14 72.00
510-027-008 14 72.00
510-027-009 24 108.00
510-027-010 13 144.00
510-027-011 23 216.00
510-027-012 21 108.00
510-027-013 14 72.00
510-027-014 14 72.00
510-027-016 14 72.00
510-027-017 23 216.00
510-027-018 11 72.00
510-027-019 21 108.00
510-027-020 21 108.00
510-027-021 21 108.00
510-028-003 23 216.00
510-028-004 23 216.00
510-028-005 21 108.00
510-028-006 23 216.00
510-028-007 74 8.24
510-028-008 14 72.00
510-028-011 14 72.00
510-028-012 14 72.00
510-028-014 13 144.00
APN
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CODE LEVY (1)
510-028-015 25 486.00
510-028-016 14 72.00
510-028-018 23 216.00
510-028-019 25 324.00
510-028-020 26 756.00
510-029-007 74 100.00
510-029-009 74 11.88
510-029-013 30 14.76
510-029-014 30 11.10
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510-029-020 74 22.76
510-029-021 85 119.00
510-029-022 30 1.30
510-029-023 31 184.00
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510-031-001 23 216.00
510-031-002 23 216.00
510-031-004 23 216.00
510-031-005 14 72.00
510-031-006 23 216.00
510-031-007 14 72.00
510-031-008 14 72.00
510-031-009 22 162.00
510-031-010 22 162.00
510-031-024 23 216.00
510-031-025 25 324.00
510-032-003 25 432.00
510-032-006 23 216.00
510-032-009 27 1,240.70
510-032-018 22 162.00
510-033-001 14 72.00
510-033-002 14 72.00
510-033-003 14 72.00
510-033-004 13 144.00
510-033-005 14 72.00
510-033-006 14 72.00
510-033-009 14 72.00
510-033-015 23 216.00
510-033-016 23 216.00
510-033-017 14 72.00
510-033-020 31 530.88
510-033-021 85 4.24
APN
USE
CODE LEVY (1)
510-033-022 24 216.00
510-034-001 48 184.90
510-034-002 48 197.24
510-034-003 30 101.74
510-034-012 14 72.00
510-034-013 24 162.00
510-034-020 14 72.00
510-034-021 14 72.00
510-034-024 25 324.00
510-034-026 23 216.00
510-034-028 23 216.00
510-034-029 23 216.00
510-034-032 35 89.92
510-034-033 46 475.96
510-035-001 13 144.00
510-035-002 14 72.00
510-035-003 23 216.00
510-035-007 23 216.00
510-035-008 14 72.00
510-035-009 25 324.00
510-035-010 22 162.00
510-035-011 14 72.00
510-035-012 23 216.00
510-035-017 25 324.00
510-035-018 24 216.00
510-035-019 25 486.00
510-036-003 14 72.00
510-036-004 14 72.00
510-036-007 14 72.00
510-036-008 14 72.00
510-036-011 31 17.46
510-036-012 30 4.42
510-036-013 23 216.00
510-036-014 14 72.00
510-036-015 48 13.86
510-036-018 14 72.00
510-036-019 11 72.00
510-036-020 25 324.00
510-036-021 25 324.00
510-036-022 21 108.00
510-036-023 14 72.00
510-037-006 21 108.00
510-037-007 23 216.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
510-037-008 13 144.00
510-037-009 23 216.00
510-037-010 14 72.00
510-037-011 14 72.00
510-037-012 14 72.00
510-037-013 17 36.00
510-037-014 14 72.00
510-037-015 17 36.00
510-037-016 13 144.00
510-037-017 23 216.00
510-037-018 13 144.00
510-037-019 14 72.00
510-037-020 24 108.00
510-037-026 23 216.00
510-042-009 25 324.00
510-042-011 20 36.00
510-042-012 14 72.00
510-042-013 14 72.00
510-042-014 14 72.00
510-042-015 21 108.00
510-042-019 14 72.00
510-042-020 21 108.00
510-042-021 22 162.00
510-042-024 25 540.00
510-043-003 11 72.00
510-043-004 10 36.00
510-043-005 14 72.00
510-043-006 14 72.00
510-043-007 11 72.00
510-043-008 14 72.00
510-043-009 14 72.00
510-043-010 21 108.00
510-043-015 23 216.00
510-043-017 24 108.00
510-043-018 21 108.00
510-043-019 24 216.00
510-043-020 14 72.00
510-043-030 25 324.00
510-043-034 25 540.00
510-044-013 13 144.00
510-044-016 14 72.00
510-044-017 23 216.00
510-044-018 14 72.00
APN
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CODE LEVY (1)
510-044-019 21 108.00
510-044-020 14 72.00
510-044-034 25 486.00
510-045-002 25 378.00
510-045-003 23 216.00
510-045-004 23 216.00
510-045-005 14 72.00
510-045-006 20 36.00
510-045-012 13 144.00
510-045-017 79 0.00
510-053-015 35 8.50
510-053-019 26 1,224.00
510-053-025 30 20.06
510-170-001 16 72.00
510-170-002 16 72.00
510-170-003 16 72.00
510-170-004 16 72.00
510-170-005 16 72.00
510-170-006 16 72.00
510-170-007 16 72.00
510-170-008 16 72.00
510-170-009 16 72.00
510-170-010 16 72.00
510-170-011 16 72.00
510-170-012 16 72.00
510-170-013 16 72.00
510-170-014 16 72.00
510-170-015 16 72.00
510-170-016 16 72.00
510-170-017 16 72.00
510-170-018 16 72.00
510-170-019 16 72.00
510-170-020 16 72.00
510-170-021 17 36.00
510-170-022 17 36.00
510-170-023 17 36.00
510-170-024 17 36.00
510-170-025 17 36.00
510-170-026 17 36.00
510-170-027 17 36.00
510-170-028 17 36.00
510-170-029 17 36.00
510-170-030 87 0.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
510-170-031 87 0.00
510-170-032 87 0.00
510-170-033 87 0.00
510-170-034 87 0.00
510-170-035 87 0.00
513-234-001 79 0.00
513-235-001 79 0.00
513-235-004 79 0.00
513-235-005 79 0.00
513-250-001 23 216.00
513-250-022 11 72.00
513-250-023 11 72.00
513-250-024 11 72.00
513-250-025 11 72.00
513-250-026 11 72.00
513-250-027 11 72.00
513-250-028 21 108.00
513-250-029 11 72.00
513-250-032 11 72.00
513-250-033 23 216.00
513-250-034 22 162.00
513-250-035 11 72.00
513-250-039 85 58.40
513-250-040 10 0.00
513-250-042 71 74.24
513-261-001 79 0.00
513-261-002 79 0.00
513-261-003 79 0.00
513-261-004 79 0.00
513-261-005 79 0.00
513-261-006 79 0.00
513-263-028 79 0.00
513-263-029 85 24.74
513-263-032 30 0.00
513-263-033 15 72.00
513-340-011 31 403.72
513-340-013 31 106.32
513-340-034 10 0.00
513-340-036 46 474.90
513-340-041 36 128.94
513-340-050 85 188.22
513-340-057 31 184.16
513-340-058 31 725.98
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513-340-059 46 535.10
513-340-060 31 518.24
513-351-001 31 338.76
513-351-022 46 349.84
513-351-031 49 1,151.20
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513-353-014 44 400.58
513-353-015 31 314.52
513-353-016 49 43.84
513-362-002 46 152.42
513-362-003 46 439.12
513-362-005 79 0.00
513-362-010 85 212.96
513-362-011 42 102.68
513-362-012 42 544.16
513-362-013 42 496.00
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513-372-007 13 144.00
513-372-013 31 140.00
513-372-014 31 140.20
513-372-015 79 0.00
513-372-018 79 0.00
513-372-019 31 38.32
513-372-028 14 72.00
513-372-030 31 160.32
513-372-032 30 153.16
513-372-038 30 71.46
513-372-039 31 586.72
513-372-041 43 477.64
513-372-043 44 199.90
513-372-045 35 425.46
513-372-046 31 41.38
513-411-001 11 72.00
513-411-002 11 72.00
513-411-003 11 72.00
513-411-004 11 72.00
513-411-005 11 72.00
513-412-001 11 72.00
513-412-002 11 72.00
513-412-003 11 72.00
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513-412-004 11 72.00
513-412-005 11 72.00
513-412-006 11 72.00
513-412-007 11 72.00
513-412-008 11 72.00
513-412-009 11 72.00
513-412-010 11 72.00
513-412-011 11 72.00
513-412-012 11 72.00
513-412-013 11 72.00
513-412-014 11 72.00
513-412-015 11 72.00
513-413-001 11 72.00
513-413-002 11 72.00
513-413-003 11 72.00
513-413-004 11 72.00
513-413-005 11 72.00
513-413-006 11 72.00
513-413-007 11 72.00
513-413-008 11 72.00
513-413-009 11 72.00
513-413-010 11 72.00
513-413-011 11 72.00
513-413-012 11 72.00
513-413-013 11 72.00
513-413-014 11 72.00
513-413-015 11 72.00
513-413-016 11 72.00
513-413-017 11 72.00
513-413-018 11 72.00
513-413-019 11 72.00
513-413-020 11 72.00
513-413-021 11 72.00
513-413-022 11 72.00
572-012-017 11 72.00
572-012-018 11 72.00
572-012-019 11 72.00
573-040-005 79 0.00
573-040-026 11 72.00
573-040-027 11 72.00
573-050-004 79 0.00
573-101-001 11 72.00
573-101-002 11 72.00
APN
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CODE LEVY (1)
573-101-004 11 72.00
573-101-005 11 72.00
573-101-006 11 72.00
573-101-007 11 72.00
573-101-008 11 72.00
573-102-002 11 72.00
573-102-003 11 72.00
573-102-004 11 72.00
573-102-005 11 72.00
573-102-006 11 72.00
573-102-007 11 72.00
573-102-008 11 72.00
573-102-009 11 72.00
573-111-001 11 72.00
573-111-002 11 72.00
573-111-003 11 72.00
573-111-004 11 72.00
573-111-005 11 72.00
573-111-006 11 72.00
573-111-007 11 72.00
573-111-008 17 36.00
573-111-009 11 72.00
573-111-010 11 72.00
573-111-011 11 72.00
573-111-012 11 72.00
573-111-013 11 72.00
573-112-001 11 72.00
573-112-002 11 72.00
573-112-003 11 72.00
573-112-004 11 72.00
573-112-005 11 72.00
573-112-006 11 72.00
573-112-007 11 72.00
573-112-008 11 72.00
573-112-009 11 72.00
573-112-010 11 72.00
573-112-011 11 72.00
573-112-012 11 72.00
573-112-013 11 72.00
573-112-014 11 72.00
573-120-001 11 72.00
573-120-002 11 72.00
573-120-003 11 72.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
573-120-004 11 72.00
573-120-005 78 0.00
573-120-007 17 36.00
573-120-010 11 72.00
573-120-011 11 72.00
573-120-012 11 72.00
573-120-013 11 72.00
573-120-014 11 72.00
573-120-020 10 0.00
573-120-021 11 72.00
573-120-022 11 72.00
573-120-023 11 72.00
573-120-024 11 72.00
573-120-025 11 72.00
573-120-026 11 72.00
573-120-027 11 72.00
573-120-029 11 72.00
573-120-030 11 72.00
573-120-031 10 0.00
573-120-032 78 0.00
573-120-033 78 0.00
573-132-002 17 36.00
573-132-003 17 36.00
573-132-004 11 72.00
573-132-005 11 72.00
573-132-006 11 72.00
573-132-007 11 72.00
573-132-008 11 72.00
573-132-009 11 72.00
573-132-010 11 72.00
573-132-011 11 72.00
573-132-012 13 144.00
573-132-013 11 72.00
573-132-014 11 72.00
573-132-015 11 72.00
573-132-016 11 72.00
573-132-017 11 72.00
573-132-018 11 72.00
573-132-019 11 72.00
573-132-020 11 72.00
573-132-021 11 72.00
573-132-022 11 72.00
573-132-023 17 36.00
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CODE LEVY (1)
573-132-024 17 36.00
573-132-025 10 36.00
573-132-026 17 36.00
573-132-027 11 72.00
573-132-028 11 72.00
573-132-029 11 72.00
573-132-030 17 36.00
573-132-031 11 72.00
573-132-032 17 36.00
573-132-033 10 0.00
573-133-001 11 72.00
573-133-002 21 108.00
573-133-003 11 72.00
573-133-004 11 72.00
573-133-005 17 36.00
573-133-006 11 72.00
573-133-007 11 72.00
799-999-014 87 0.00
8,833 Parcels $791,164.46
(1) Rounded to even cents to be placed on
Contra Costa County Tax Roll.

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AGENDA BILL
Agenda Item No. 6.A.

Date: April 19, 2022
To: El Cerrito City Council
From: Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief, Fire Department
Subject: El Cerrito Public Protection Classification Report

ACTION PROPOSED
Receive and file a presentation on the updated El Cerrito Public Protection Classification (PPC) rating.

BACKGROUND
The Insurance Services Office (ISO) was formed in 1971 as an advisory and rating organization for the property/casualty insurance industry to provide statistical and actuarial services, to develop insurance programs, and to assist insurance companies in meeting state regulatory requirements.

While the company measured and analyzed many different aspects of risk management, one program was to obtain data, analyze and evaluate the communities' fire suppression capabilities. This program, referred to as the Public Protection Classification (PPC) rating system, measured over 1,000 unique data points on the effectiveness of fire-mitigation services in communities throughout the country and assigned a number between 1 and 10. Class 1 represents exemplary fire protection, while Class 10 indicates that the area’s fire-suppression program doesn’t meet ISO’s minimum standards.

The evaluations are based on 4 areas of the Fire Department’s Operations:

1. The Fire Department and its personnel

2. Communications

3. Water Supply

4. Community Risk Reduction
In 2004, the PPC rating for the Fire Department was Class 4. Through a very labor intensive effort to improve the level of service and working closely with the ISO representative, the rating was improved to Class 3. In 2014, after working on a number of improvements to the inspection programs and improved records on hydrants and water flow tests, the Department was able to improve on the rating even more and achieved a PPC rating of Class 2.

ANALYSIS
The Fire Department was contacted in 2020 by Verisk, the parent company of ISO, just prior to the pandemic outbreak. The efforts to provide information to the ISO Agenda Packet Page 129 of 297
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representative for an updated rating as well as the processing by Verisk was delayed due to the isolation response to COVID-19.In the latter part of 2021, the process was completed and all data was submitted to ISO for evaluation.

A number of improvements have been accomplished since 2014, including switching dispatch centers to Contra Costa County Regional Communication Center, as well as improved training and inspection programs. Due to these improvements and many more, the Fire Department received PPC of 1 or otherwise, an ISO Class 1 rating, the highest possible. The new PPC places El Cerrito as only one of 42 departments in the state of California to earn the Class 1 rating and only 1% of the departments in the nation achieve this PPC.

This was only possible though the work that each of the Fire Department’s personnel performed throughout the year, including hydrant inspections and flow tests, occupancy inspections, public education, hose testing, pump testing, ladder testing and training, which are all major factors in this rating. Our overall rating was 92.71 out of a possible 105 points.

The City’s Class 1 rating provides benefits both to the Fire Department as a badge of honor that demonstrates a commitment to excellence, use of best practices and teamwork that is verified by a third party, as well as that it can lower insurance rates for our property owners.

STRATEGIC PLAN CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
This section is not applicable to this agenda item.

Reviewed by:

Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Attachments:

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AGENDA BILL
Agenda Item No. 8.A.

Date: April 19, 2022
To: El Cerrito City Council
From: Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief; Jose Castrejon, Battalion Chief; Brian Cheshareck, Fire Captain/Paramedic, Fire Department
Subject: Purchase a Replacement Type I Fire Engine

ACTION PROPOSED
Approve a resolution to authorize the lease purchase of a replacement fire engine from Hi-Tech Emergency Vehicle Services of Oakdale, California through a cooperative purchase order process based on competitive bid proposals from the City of San Jose.

BACKGROUND
Based on the Fire Department’s Vehicle Replacement Schedule, Engine #171 (E171) which is now 17 years old, was scheduled to be rotated into reserve status in FY 2019- 20 and Reserve Engine #171 (R171) was to be sold. Based on the lead time of 365+ days for delivery, this purchase was first proposed in FY 2018-19. Due to budget concerns and the uncertainty of the Charter City and Property Transfer Tax Measure (Measure V) the purchase of a replacement fire apparatus was postponed. The purchase was further postponed through the current fiscal year due to financial issues and the City’s efforts to build reserve funds. Now that the City's General Fund balance has improved, during the mid-year budget review on March 1, 2022 the City Council approved the allocation of $75,000 in order to facilitate the lease purchase of the replacement fire apparatus.

The Fire Department has continued to use E171 which has over 750,000 engine miles and has experienced serious ongoing mechanical issues including oil leaks, transmission failures, cooling problems and a leaking water tank. The reliability of this apparatus is at best poor.

The industry standard for engine and aerial replacement is fifteen (15) years front line and 5 years as a reserve. Many factors such as call volume and terrain can affect the timeline and considering that the Department is averaging over 10 calls per day in addition to normal daily activities and driving, E171 is well past due to be replaced. The reserve engine R171 which is now 27 years old and has over 750,000 engine miles is having even more serious mechanical problems and, due to its age, is not a certified clean idle engine and does not meet current safety standards for roll over protection or collision.

Standardization is important in the design of the fire apparatus to facilitate safety and operational training among various vehicles. The specifications designed by the Fire Department were developed after a very thorough study of the Department’s existing apparatus and the input of numerous personnel regarding features to better serve the Agenda Packet Page 131 of 297
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current and future needs of the community. The validity of these specifications was confirmed further by reviewing numerous fire apparatus that had been purchased by neighboring fire agencies in the bay area and enlisting the suggestions of various fire apparatus manufacturers.

Numerous features were incorporated into these specifications to provide a very efficient apparatus that offers the maximum safety to Department personnel. These options include heavy duty suspension and axles, dual secondary braking systems, increased horse power and torque, high intensity LED emergency lighting systems, side view and back up camera systems and multiplexed computer controlled electrical systems for both the chassis and the body. The cab is also equipped with front air bags and side curtain air bags for protection in the event of a crash, as well as computer integrated roll over protection.

ANALYSIS
The Fire Department has standardized on apparatus manufactured by Hi-Tech Emergency Vehicle Services built on Spartan cab and chassis. The Richmond Fire Department, who the City works very closely with in providing automatic aid, solesources their apparatus from Hi-Tech. This ability to have common apparatus, especially the cab and chassis, ensures familiarity of each other’s equipment and promotes ease of training and safety. Furthermore, Hi-Tech is the only company manufacturing fire apparatus in California and the proximity to El Cerrito allows multiple inspection trips to ensure compliance without the added cost of flying out of state.

Since 1983, the Fire Department has utilized cooperative ("tag on") purchasing to ensure that the City receives the lowest cost from the most responsible vendor meeting the Department’s specifications and saves the City the cost of staff time and consultants to process and analyze an in-house RFP. This purchase is based on City of San Jose’s competitive bid for 4 engines in which Hi-Tech was the lowest bidder against Rosenbauer in South Dakota, KME in Pennsylvania and Pierce Manufacturing in Wisconsin.

In addition to the cooperative purchasing of the fire engine, proposals were requested for terms on “Lease to own financing” (lease purchasing). Proposals were received from First Capital Equipment Leasing Corporation in East Sandwich, MA, Leasing 2 in Tampa, FL, and Sparta Commercial Service in New York City, New York. A comparison of these proposals is attached for review.

STRATEGIC PLAN CONSIDERATIONS
The approval of this purchase fulfills Goal B: Achieve Long-term Financial Sustainability, Goal E: Ensure the Public’s Health and Safety, and Goal F: Foster Environmental Sustainability.

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
E171 and the reserve engine, due to their age, are not certified clean idle diesel engines and, in addition, all powered equipment including rescue tools, positive pressure fans, and generators are two-stroke gasoline powered. The new engine will be certified clean idle, designed for renewable diesel power, and all power equipment will be battery powered, eliminating the gas/oil mixed fuel engines.

FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
The adopted FY 2021-22 budget included $81,000 for the replacement of the Fire Chief’s command vehicle. The City Council further appropriated $75,000 to the Fire Department as a midyear budget adjustment for the purpose of obtaining the new fire apparatus. The Department will postpone the replacement of the command vehicle, therefore providing a total of $156,000 for a down payment towards the lease purchase of a new fire engine.

The lease purchase agreement provides financing for a total of $1,145,242, and includes a payment term of 10 years with an annual payment of $134,782.17. The first lease payment will be due in May 2023.

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
The process of obtaining proposals through the cooperative purchase “Tag On” process for the purchase of the fire engine and request for proposals for the Lease Purchase plan complies with all requirements for purchasing capital equipment through a competitive purchase process.

Reviewed by:

Karen Pinkos, City Manager
Attachments:

1. Resolution

2. 2022 Engine 71 Specifications

3. El Cerrito FD Type-1 Proposal

4. Engine 71 Lease Purchase Results

5. First Captial Lease Quote

6. Lease 2 Lease Quote

7. Sparta Quote Lease Quote

8. San Jose Purchase Order
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Attachment 1
RESOLUTION 2022–XX

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL CERRITO AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH HI-TECH E.V.S FOR THE

ACQUISITION OF A REPLACEMENT FIRE ENGINE THROUGH A COOPERATIVE

PURCHASE PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the Fire Department has established a program and recognizes the need to replace fire apparatus after 20 years; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of El Cerrito recognizes the need to replace a 27 year old fire engine; and
WHEREAS, the Fire Department has compiled a detailed set of specifications of which meets the needs of the community and is compatible to current front line equipment; and
WHEREAS, since 1995, the Fire Department and the Kensington Fire Protection District have purchased all their fire apparatus from Hi-Tech Emergency Vehicle Services (“Hi-Tech EVS”); and
WHEREAS, the price negotiated with Hi-Tech EVS for this engine was determined to be competitive with its prior competitively bid equipment and utilizing the lease/purchase option provided the greatest opportunity, cost and flexibility and most efficient delivery to the City; and
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of El Cerrito authorizes the City Manager to execute a contract for the purchase of a replacement fire engine and equipment from Hi-Tech EVS and associated lease documentation in an amount not to exceed $1,145,242.00
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Fire Department is authorized to proceed with the lease purchase of this equipment due to its unique nature as allowed under the City’s purchasing guidelines.

I CERTIFY that at a regular meeting on April 19, 2022, the City Council of the City of El Cerrito passed this Resolution by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS:

IN WITNESS of this action, I sign this document and affix the corporate seal of the City of El Cerrito on April _____, 2022
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Holly M. Charléty, City Clerk
APPROVED:
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Gabe Quinto, Mayor
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1 Agenda Item No. 8.A.

Attachment 2
El Cerrito Fire Department

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
FOR
ONE (1) TYPE 1 Pumper

BUILT ON A
Spartan Gladiator Cab and Chassis
WITH A
1500 GPM Pump
10900 San Pablo Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530
(510) 215-4450
FAX (510) 232-4917
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2 TERMS & CONDITIONS
Introduction
The City of El Cerrito Fire Department is requesting proposals for one (1) Type 1 1,500 GPM Pumper.

Built on a Spartan Gladiator cab and chassis built to the following specifications and meeting all current applicable standards. All proposals must be on the enclosed form and shall include all requested optional prices. The Request for Proposal (RFP) must be returned ASAP but no later than March 21, 2022. The proposed price must remain valid for a period of 120 days from the date received. After this date, the proposals will be reviewed and evaluated. All manufacturers that respond to this RFP will be contacted with the results and for discussion of exceptions, options and clarifications. Proposals will be evaluated on price, adherence to specifications, quality, delivery time and financing options. The Department reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and to accept the one that is deem most beneficial to the Department.

Terms of Contract
The Department desires to finance this purchase through a municipal lease purchase for a period of 9 years. Furthermore, the Department would like the opportunity to “Request for Proposal” to an existing order that with addendums made to reflect these specifications. With the proposal, the manufacturer is requested to provide terms of financing if available and indicate if this proposal would be eligible for adding on to an existing order. If no lease purchase program is available, the Department is prepared to obtain their own financing.

Upon notification of accepting the proposal, the Manufacturer shall provide an exact set of Manufacturer specifications that reflects any clarifications or changes and detailed drawings of the apparatus the Manufacturer is proposing. These documents will become part of the contract.

Intent of Specifications
It shall be the intent of these specifications to describe and provide a complete apparatus equipped as specified. With a view to obtaining the best results and the most acceptable apparatus for service in the Department, these specifications cover only the general and most essential minimum requirements as to the type of construction and tests to which the apparatus must conform, together with certain details as to finish, equipment and appliances with which the successful manufacturer must conform.

Minor details of construction and materials where not otherwise specified are left to the discretion of the contractor, who shall be solely responsible for the design and construction for all features. The completed apparatus shall comply to the 2016 or most current edition of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 1901, all Federal, State, I.C.C., F.M.V.S.S. and D.O.T. regulations, standards and laws pertaining to commercial vehicles as well as fire apparatus.

Each bid shall be accompanied by a set of "Manufacturer’s Specifications" or as built specifications consisting of a detailed description of the apparatus being furnished under this contract in the same sequence as these specifications to allow the Department to easily compare bids. These specifications shall indicate size, type, model and make of all component parts and equipment. Computer runoff sheets are not acceptable as "Manufacturer's Specifications". NO EXCEPTIONS For the purpose of evaluating each proposal, basic drawings including, but not limited to, the overall dimensions, wheelbase, and overall length of the proposed apparatus shall be required with the Agenda Packet Page 136 of 297
3 proposal. The drawing shall include right, left, and rear views of the apparatus. These drawing are not required to custom or exact drawings but should be accurate enough to allow proper evaluation of what the manufacturer is proposing.

Time to complete construction and delivery the apparatus to the Department will be a factor in the determining award of the bid as the vehicle is urgently needed. The bidder shall state on their bid form delivery time in calendar days from the date of award.

Exceptions to Specifications
The specified custom chassis, water pump and certain equipment brands are all open market items and shall be strictly adhered to. Exceptions shall be allowed if they are equal to or superior to that specified and provided they are listed and fully explained on a separate page entitled "Exceptions to Specifications". The exception list shall refer to the specification page number and item. Proposals taking total exception to specifications or total exception to certain parts of the specifications such as electrical systems, body or pump, will not be accepted. Apparatus shall be inspected upon delivery for compliance with specifications. Deviations will not be tolerated and will be cause for rejection of apparatus unless they were originally listed in bidder's proposal and accepted in writing by the Department.

General Construction
The design of the Apparatus must embody the latest approved automotive engineering practices.

The workmanship must be of the highest quality in its respective field. The construction of the apparatus body and all components that make up the compartments, sub-frames and mounting brackets shall be a proven design. The manufacturer shall provide proof of the design either through “third party” certification or by testimony of customers the manufacturer has worked with in the past. Experimental design bodies are not acceptable. An extensive customer list with point of contacts and phone numbers that extends back 20 years or to the time the company started business (whichever is shorter) shall be provided in the bid. NO EXCEPTIONS Special consideration will be given to accessibility of the various components that require periodic maintenance operations, ease of operation including both pumping and driving and symmetrical proportions. The apparatus shall be designed so that the operator can perform all recommended daily maintenance checks easily without the need for hand tools. Apparatus components that interfere with repair or removal of other major components must be attached with fasteners (cap, screws, nuts, etc.) so that the components can be removed and installed with normal hand tools. These components must not be welded or otherwise permanently secured into place. Welding shall be employed in the assembly of the apparatus in a manner that will not prevent the ready removal of any component part for service or repair.

The GAWR and GVWR of the chassis shall be adequate to carry the fully equipped apparatus including all tanks filled, the specified hose load, unequipped personnel weight, ground ladders and a miscellaneous equipment allowance per NFPA 1901 criteria. The apparatus shall be designed with due consideration to distribution of load between the front and rear axles so that when loaded, shall not have less than 25% or more than 55% of the weight on the front axle and not less than 45% nor more than 75% on the rear axle. The manufacturer shall furnish a Weight Certificate showing weights on front axle, rear axles and total weight for the completed apparatus at time of delivery. The height of the fully loaded vehicle's center of gravity shall not exceed the chassis manufacturer's maximum limit.

Pre-Construction Conference & Inspections
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4 The proposal must include costs to cover pre-construction conference and inspection trips during the time the apparatus is being build. The manufacturer shall cover all transportation fees, rentals, meals and lodging as required for two personnel per trip. If the plant is located more than 200 miles away, transportation shall be via commercial airlines and rental vehicles as needed. The trips shall be as follows:

1. Pre-Construction Conference: May be negotiated to be held at the Department

2. Chassis Inspection: To be conducted upon arrival of chassis

3. Body Inspection: To be conducted when body is 50% completed but prior to mounting on body

4. Pre-Paint Inspection: To be conducted once body is mounted on chassis but prior to final paint

5. Equipment Inspection: To be conducted at a time to layout all mounted equipment

6. Final Inspection: To be conducted on same day as pump acceptance test Delivery
Apparatus, to insure proper break-in of all components while still under warranty, shall be delivered under its own power by the Manufacturer to the Department. A qualified delivery engineer representing the manufacturer shall instruct a Department representative in the proper operation, care and maintenance of the equipment delivered upon delivery.

Performance Tests
Prior to delivery, the manufacturer shall conduct at their location an acceptance service test for the fire pump system as outline in NFPA 1911, 2017 or most current edition. This test will be conducted with all emergency and auxiliary lights on, air conditioning running on high and the inverter on. The apparatus shall show no signs of overheating, power loss or electrical failure.

At time of delivery, a road test shall be conducted with the apparatus fully loaded for a continuous run of ten or more miles. This test shall include normal operating speeds within the City and local freeways and will include multiple runs up and down 22% + grades within the Department’s area. During these tests, there shall be no power loss or overheating of the engine and transmission. In addition, during the road test, the effectiveness of the Jacob brake, transmission retarder and parking brakes shall be tested.

The parking brake along with the front axle work brake shall be able to hold the fully loaded apparatus on the steep hills with no slippage. The transmission drive shafts and rear axles shall run quietly and be free from abnormal vibration or noise throughout the operating range of the apparatus.

Failure to Meet Tests
In the event the apparatus fails to meet any of the test requirements the first time, a second attempt may be made at the option of the manufacturer within thirty days of the first one. Such tests shall be final and conclusive and failure to comply with these requirements shall be cause for rejection of the completed apparatus. Failure to correct any deficiencies with the apparatus that do not meet specifications within thirty days after notice is given to the manufacturer shall also be cause for rejection of the apparatus.

Permission to keep or store the apparatus in any building owned or occupied by the Department or its use by the Department during the specified period with the permission of the manufacturer shall not constitute an acceptance. Insurance covering loss, theft and liability shall remain the responsibility of the manufacturer until formal acceptance of the apparatus is completed.

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5 Supplied Information and Supplies
The chassis and apparatus manufacturer shall supply two copies of operation and maintenance manuals for the completed apparatus. The manuals shall include, but not be limited to maintenance and operation manuals for all major components for the chassis, engine, transmission drive train, axles, pump, foam system and the multiplex electrical system. Installation and users’ manuals for all additional components such as the light bar, siren and loose equipment shall also be included.

Complete up dated as built blue prints for this apparatus shall be supplied. Two sets of as built electrical schematics for both the chassis and body shall be supplied.

The apparatus manufacturer shall also supply a manufacturer's record of apparatus construction details as well as the pump acceptance test results. Included in the delivery of the unit, the apparatus manufacturer shall also include spare hardware and extra fasteners, paint for touch-up, information regarding washing and care procedures, as well as other recommendations for care and upkeep of the general apparatus.

Warranty

The completed fire apparatus shall have a “Bumper to Tailboard” warranty for a period of two (2) years from the date of acceptance, except for those components which may carry longer warranties as listed below. Under this warranty, the manufacturer agrees to cover parts and labor to replace any part failure and repair all problems with the apparatus that fails due to normal use and wear and tear. The body manufacturer shall be responsible for initiating all chassis and component warranties when notified that the apparatus is placed in service. This will include filing any warranty registrations, notifying all component manufacturers and supply the Department with a copy of all warranties.

The manufacturer shall be a “Single Point of Contact” to handle any and all warranty problems and shall make all arrangements and cover all costs to have the apparatus transported to their location or any other authorized repair facility. The manufacturer shall defend any and all suits and assume all liability, holding the Department harmless, for the use of any patented device or article forming part of the apparatus or any appliance furnished under the contract. The following shall be additional warranties that shall apply to the apparatus being provided;  The chassis manufacturer shall warrant entire fire truck chassis for a period two (2) years with the exception of the chassis frame which carries a lifetime warranty. The warranty period shall begin on the date the completed apparatus is placed in service by the Department  The cab shall be warranted for a period of ten (10) years against any structural failures including stress cracks, sagging or metal fatigue.
 The cab shall have a lifetime warranty against rust and corrosion.  The chassis frame shall have a lifetime warranty against any failures.  The body shall be warranted for a period of twenty (20) years against all structural failures including stress cracks, metal fatigue, mount failures, rust or corrosion, failures of welds or other defects in the structural material and workmanship.

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6  The Cummins X15 565 HP-EPA 2022 engine or most current model shall be warranted for a period of five (5) years or 100,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Warranty shall cover all parts and labor or any problems or failure in material or workmanship on the diesel engine and all engine components supplied by Cummins.
 The Allison 4000EVS transmission shall be warranted for a period of five (5) years with unlimited mileage. Warranty shall cover all parts and labor or any problems or failure in material or workmanship on the transmission and all transmission components supplied by Allison. The transmission must be filled with Castro Oil Transynd synthetic fluid or approved equal.
 The fire pumps shall be warranted for a period of two (2) years or two thousand (2,000) hours, whichever comes first. Warranty shall cover all parts and labor for any problems or failure in material or workmanship on the Hale Pump and all pump components supplied by Hale Pump.  The water tank shall be warranted for the life of the apparatus by the manufacturer. The tank warranty shall also include costs to remove and replace the tank into the apparatus body for repairs or service.
 The Multi-Plexed electrical system shall be warranted by the chassis and/or body manufacturer for a period of five (5) years to cover all parts and labor for any problems or failures of the system.

Apparatus Dimension Requirements
The Apparatus specified shall be constructed as detailed and shall NOT exceed  A maximum overall length of 30 feet.
 A maximum wheel base of 178 inches.
 A maximum overall height of 113 inches
 A Maximum overall width of 98” inches exclusive of mirrors, fenders, etc.

CAB AND CHASSIS
A 2022 or latest model Spartan Gladiator four door cab and chassis (EMFD) 10” raised roof with a 30” EMS cabinet with offset between front seats and back of cab. Access will be from the outside between front and rear doors on both sides. The apparatus shall be provided with a 178” wheelbase Agenda Packet Page 140 of 297
7 and 44000 lbs. GVWR. The following cab and chassis specifications and listed options are provided as a minimum standard that shall be accepted. It is the intent of the Fire Department to have provided a vehicle that will meet all safety standards, provides the most power and greatest braking ability available at the time of placing the order. Any substitutes of equipment listed, (equal to or better), shall only be accepted after the approval of the Fire Department.

Engine
Cummins X15 six cylinder diesel engine EPA 2017 with 565 HP and 1,850 lb-ft torque @ 1,150 RPM and governed at 2,200 RPM with the following components and options:
 VGT with Jacob’s style brake or equal engine brake with dash control to turn On/Off and level switch to adjust from Low/Medium/High (exhaust pipe restriction type brake is not acceptable)  Donaldson Air Cleaner with a spark and ember suppressor intake screen and treated pre-cleaner to protect the main air cleaner from sparks (Ember Separator)  Dash mounted air restriction indicator gauge
 Engine Cooling System Serial Flow with package drop out provision  Delco Remy 39MT heavy type 300 12 volt starter
 Engine warning system buzzer and light in cab
 Magnetic oil drain plug
 Intake manifold grid heater system
 Single horizontal stainless steel muffler frame mounted and exiting on the right side just in front of the rear wheels. Exhaust tip is to be stainless steel or chrome plated double walled and modified to allow the application of a Plymovent exhaust extraction system to protect the melting of the plymovent .

Transmission
The transmission shall be an Allison 5 speed automatic, 4000 EVS series with overdrive, close ratio gears. The transmission and transfer case shall have the following components:
 Standard Allison touch pad shift control with default 4th gear for Drive and 5th gear in Mode.  Range hold on mode switch
 Output retarder with dash mounted Off/On control and indicator light. Retarder shall automatic apply 50% with released of foot throttle and ramp up to 100% with application of brake  Transmission fluid to be Castrol TransSynd brand synthetic oil  Transfer case fluid to be EmGard 50W synthetic oil or equal  Magnetic drain plugs on both transmission and transfer case  Auxiliary water/oil heater exchanger for transmission Cooling System
A welded aluminum high performance core, cross flow, series system radiators shall be provided with 1,228 sq. inch frontal area and 1,167 sq. inch charge air cooler. All hoses including heater hoses shall be premium silicone with appropriate type clamps. Main radiator hoses shall be pre-molded to prevent any kinks or restrictions in coolant flow. The cooling system shall include the following components:
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8  Expanded engine temperature effects system
 Sen Dure heater exchanger with cooling water from fire pump system and controlled at the pump panel
 15 PSI pressure cap
 Nalcool anti-freeze and corrosion inhibiter to -60F
Steering System
The chassis shall be provided with a power steering system with a water cooled reservoir and the following components:
 18” Two spoke black steering wheel
 Titling steering column
 Sheppard M-110 or M120 steering gear
Electrical System
The electrical system for the cab and chassis shall be the muti-plex system. The chassis shall have a minimum six channel bodybuilders interface with 20 amp rating for each channel and six switches in the cab. All controls for the entire apparatus shall be through multiplex wiring and interfacing with a Weldon VMux Vista IV Display. The following components shall be provided:
 Weldon VMux Vista IV display Model# 6241-0010-00 with second display for on captains side (or most recent model)
 Leece Neville 320 Amp alternator
 Six (6) Group 31 maintenance free batteries with 1,950 cold cranking amps total  Battery disconnect shall be located in the lower left of the dash alongside the ignition and starter switch.
 There will be Three (3) 120V electrical outlets one outside rear and one in rear cabinet as well as cabinet to be determined at preconference construction meeting.  There will be Five (5) 12-volt circuits to the rear compartments locations to be determined at preconference construction.
 There will be Three (3) 12V circuits to be run for in the cab.  Circuit breakers with trip indicators (NO FUSES)
 Data link connector in cab for the engine and transmission  Three 12 volt power point plugs in the cab dash and 2 USB ports for front passengers (always hot)
 Vanner Charger/inverter with remote mount charge indicator Model ITC 12-2100  Kussmaul Super Auto Eject with deluxe digital readout 20 amp 63-11-3106 shore line plug located on the left side of the cab. (If not compatible substitute Kussmaul auto charge status center 091-189-12) color to be determined at preconstruction conference.

Front Axle & Suspension
 Cab operated work brake to be integrated into the main parking brake control (Exhaust form this valve to be plumbed outside of cab interior)
 Front Brakes: Meritor Disc 17”
 Meritor MFS-20-133 Spring Front Axle 20,000lbs
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9 Rear Axle & Suspension
The rear axle shall be a Meritor RS-23-186 single reduction rated at 24,000 lbs with the following components and options;
 Spicer 1810 driveline
 HD iron carrier
 Transynlube 75w90 gear lube
 Magnetic drain plug
 Rear brakes: Meritor EX225 Disc 17”
 Park Brake Control Center Dash Mount 6” Left of Center  Rear oil seals: Chicago Rawhide
 Rear suspension: Reyco 79KB 21,000-26,000 Parabolic 5 leaf  Provide Option to upgrade to air ride with 6” dump option Air Brake System
Dual air system with two steel maximum air capacity reservoirs and a quick air build up system shall be provided. An additional 1,200 cubic inch auxiliary air tank shall be supplied and protected from the main system to supply air for the pump shift, air horn, air primer, and other aftermarket add on air systems. The air brake system shall be controlled through a Bendix Antilock 4 channel full vehicle wheel control system. The air brake system shall be provided with the following components and options:
 Air Compressor Wabco SS318 18.7 CFM
 All connections in air system will be connected by brass compression fittings.  Air lines in frame shall be high temp nylon and shall be color coded  Air lines to brake chambers shall be wire braided
 Drain valves for all air tanks shall have cable lanyards to side of apparatus for ease of use  Bendix AD-IP air dryer with heater frame mounted behind the cab  Dual air gauges in cab
 Yellow parking brake control
 Front wheel work brake control integrated into main spring brake control  Aux. compressor to keep brake system at 100 psi when vehicle not running activated by shore power being plugged in (exact system to be determined at Pre-con) Frame And Wheel Base
The frame rails shall be heat treated alloy “C” channel steel and shall be 10.125: x 3.580” x 0.312” with 120,000 PSI Yield.

The wheel base shall be 178”
**A 12.5” frame extension shall be provided with a (steel body painted) steel channel bumper. The top will covered by diamond plate.

The front grill of the engine cover shall be chrome plated and stationary so as to allow pre-connect hoses on the front bumper to not interfere when the hood is raised.

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10 Two (2) closed eye tow hooks with no sharp corners will be supplied on the top or front side (to be determined at preconstruction conference) of the bumper attached directly to the frame and rated to tow the vehicle.

Front Bumper
A 12.5” front bumper extension shall be provided. One (1) drivers side recess mounted Federal Q2B mechanical siren. One (1) 24” Grover air horn recess mounted on the front right face of the bumper.

Two (2) fog lights shall be installed front of the bumper.

The area of the front bumper extension between the hood and the bumper shall be overlaid with 3/16” aluminum diamond plate. This diamond plate cover shall be fitted to cover all voids forward of the vehicle grill. Adequate support shall be provided under the aluminum diamond plate and attached to the chassis frame to support the intended loads and prevent any vibration.

One (1) recessed hose compartment shall be provided in the front of bumper. One compartment shall have a hinged door and be located on the center portion of the bumper to hold 100’ x 1-3/4” double jacket hose. The lids shall have recessed cuts for 1-3/4” hose to be pre-connected to the swivels and shall have gas rams to hold the lids open. The latches shall be of a recessed designed to prevent hoses from being hung up on them.

Fuel Tank
A 61-gallon Fuel Tank to be mounted behind the rear differential. Fuel fillers to both right and left side of the rear tires. DEF tank installation must be contained to the area under the driver’s rear door.  Nylon fuel lines with O-rings seals
 Fuel/water separator
 Second level sender for pump panel gauge
Tires And Wheels
Front Tires shall be Goodyear Endurance RSA 385/65R 22.5 mounted on ALCOA high polish (Mirror) aluminum wheels size 22.5x9.00
Rear Tires shall be Good year Endurance RSA 11R22.5 mounted on ALCOA high polish (Mirror) aluminum wheels size 22.5x8.25
Rear axles shall have Real Wheel brand stainless steel top hats over the hub and stainless steel lug nut covers. Front wheels shall have stainless steel center hub moons and stainless steel lug nut covers Cross fire Air pressure indicators for rear duals set to 110 psi.

Cab Exterior
The cab shall be a Spartan Gladiator EMFD with a 10” raised roof with 30 inch EMS door with offset.

Classic front fascia with hinged Classic style front grill with a vertical sliding shelf for 1 SCBA to be extended outside of the cabinet from rear of compartment on both sides.

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11  Power door locks shall be provided with controls on each door interior and an exterior keyless touch pad with key fob
 Side mounted mirrors that are electrically operated and shall move horizontal and vertical actuation from a control inside of cab below the drivers Vista screen. The mirrors and brackets shall have bright chrome finish. Mirrors shall be spaced close to doors for clearance and maximum 102” wide spacing (final determination to be confirmed at preconstruction conference).
 Both mirrors shall be heated and remote controlled all 4 directions with the controls provided adjacent to the driver’s seat.
 Four (4) 18” Stainless steel grab handles shall be provided, two each side to assist in cab entry and exit.
 Dual electric horns
 102 decibel back alarm with momentary cutout switch in cab Exterior Lighting
The cab exterior shall be provided with LED lights to meet all current state and local laws. In addition emergency lights warning lights and sirens shall be provided as specified in the Electrical Section. The cab shall include the following minimum lights:
 LED headlights with chrome plated bezels
 Turn signals including reflectors and side turn signals with solid state flashers  Parking lights
 Two (2) ground lights under front bumper shall be provided and wired to the head light circuit and will only activate when the parking brake is set and the head lights are on  Four (4) step lights shall be provided under all the cab doors and shall be switched with opening the door and the ground light switch in the cab  Five (5) clearance marker lights
Windows
All windows shall have the maximum tint available from the OEM. In addition the side cab windows shall “privacy” aftermarket tinting to provide maximum radiant heat deflection. The following components shall be provided:
 All four side windows shall be power actuated with controls on each door and master control adjacent to the driver
 Window controls shall be wired “Hot” to all operations regardless of ignition and battery switches and allow the windows to be rolled up in an emergency Cab Interior
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12 all interior metal surfaces to be covered with molded trim pieces. The following interior components shall be provided:
 Heavy duty black rubber floor covering
 Two (2) “A” pillar grab handles, one each side
 Two (2) auxiliary handles on rear doors, one each side 4 inches horizontally from bottom of window
 Two sun visors
 Vinyl headliner
 Center doghouse with radios, siren and other controls neatly placed. Exact locations to be determined at preconstruction conference.
 A heavy-duty weather band AM/FM stereo radio with Bluetooth and four (4) speakers shall be installed in the cab. Two (2) speakers shall be installed overhead in the front corners with the other two (2) speakers installed in the upper rear corners of the cab.  A metal organization system for binders and other components on rear of doghouse exact specifications to be determined at preconference construction.

Seats
All seats shall be Bostrum model picked at preconstruction meeting covered with heavy duty gray vinyl upholstery.

Front Engineer’s and Captain’s seat shall be high back air ride seat and have sliding front to rear adjustments with no arm rests. Red 3-point lap and shoulder seat belts shall be provided for each seat.

Two matching Bostrum Fold and Hold seats mounted to a 48” box mount with seats mounted as far outboard towards the end on either side. There will be a middle area between seats with 2 drink holders and 2 USB chargers and 1 12 volt charging port. Red 3-point lap and shoulder seat belts shall be provided for each seat.

Instruments & Controls:

The cab dash shall be the left gauge panel, the center front of the doghouse will house access to wiring fuses and relays, with the radios, and other controls placed into the middle portion of the doghouse.

The exact location will be determined at the preconference construction meeting.

The following components shall be provided:
 Keyless ignition system
 Diamond Logic full multiplex wiring system and gauge panel  Oil pressure gauge
 Coolant temperature gauge
 Fuel level gauge
 Volt meter
 Transmission temperature gauge
 Two air pressure gauges (front & rear)
 Tachometer
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13  Speedometer (English)
 Odometer display with Miles, Trip Miles, Engine Hours, Trip Hours and Fault Code readout  Air restriction gauge
 Visual and audible warning system display for Low Fuel, Low Oil Pressure, High Engine Coolant Temperature and Low Battery Voltage
 Audible seat belt alarm to be ½ the decibel level of engine warning system alarms.  Two speed windshield wiper switch with intermittent feature  Self-cancelling turn signal integrated with wiper and headlight dimmer controls  Full IP on board diagnostics display
Interior Lighting & Options:

In addition to the standard OEM supplied interior lights and components, the following shall be supplied and installed by the manufacturer:
 Two (2) auxiliary defroster fans with High/Off/Low integrated switch mounted on headliners in front corners of cab near the windshield
 Map book box will be included in an aluminum console between the front seats. Exact design to be determined at preconstruction conference
 Five (5) Red/White dome lights shall be provided in the headliner, one over each door opening and one in the center of the cab between the two front seats. All the lights shall illuminate anytime the door is opened and a switch shall be provided on the light to individually switch on either the red or white light.
 12 volt isolated circuits shall be provide to the back of the center console and the back of the cab under the rear seats for radio charger, flashlights, suction unit and thermal imaging camera charger
 Two (2) USB and (2) 12 volt cigarette style charging ports shall be provided on the dashboard, and wired “hot” at all times.
 Two (2) USB charging ports wired “hot” at all times in the rear center console. Exact location to be determined at Pre Construction meeting.

Intercom System
A noise attenuation intercom system with headphones shall be provided and installed in the cab for each seat. The system shall be a Fire Com 5200D with a flush mount remote head located on the right side of the center switch panel in reach of the officer seat. The remote control panel shall have easy to read system status display and able to control all the functions of the intercom. HM-10 interior headset plug-in modules shall be provided adjacent to each set with exact location to be determined at the preconstruction conference. Radio interface cables shall be provided to patch the Motorola APX 8500 radio and the BK KNG M-150 radios into the intercom. The Motorola APX 8500 shall be interfaced into the “A” channel.

Four (4) UH-51 push on off under the helmet headsets shall be provided with volume control, noise canceling boom microphone and PTT buttons. Discussed at preconstruction conference Camera Systems
Rear (backup) camera and right-side blind spot camera to be displayed on v mux screen when in reverse or right turn signal engaged.

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14 BODY CONSTRUCTION
Body Design & Material
The apparatus body while encompassing these specifications must be designed to meet NFPA 1901 standards as well as the needs of the Department. The apparatus body must be designed to handle severe twists and turns due to the nature of the terrain with in the Department’s boundary without any structural failure or cracking. Quality and longevity of the body is of critical importance due to the fact the apparatus will be subjected to severe twists and turns throughout its life.

The body shall be a three piece modular design to provide for greater flexibility as well as ease of maintenance and repair. These modules shall consist of the Pump Enclosure which will include the cross lay, the pump and all plumbing associated with the buildup. The second module will be the Apparatus Main Body which includes all the compartments, main hose bed. The third module will be the Water Tank which shall be located within the apparatus main body but will be separate of the body. The mounting area for the tank shall be designed to allow water to drain out.

All body panels and compartments on the apparatus will be fabricated of 12 gauge A569 galvanneal or Jet Coat 12-gauge cold rolled stretcher leveled steel or equal with minimum yield strength of 52,000 PSI. (NO EXCEPTIONS) Any tubing or extrusions used in the construction of the body or frame shall be non-proprietary open market material easily available from all metal retailers.

The side panels and rear panels will have an inverted "U" double break at the top, and a single, 90 degree break at the bottom, for strength and rigidity. Split pipe, or split tubing of any type, is not acceptable on the body sides, hose bed partitions or any edges of the body.

Welding will be employed as required for the fabrication of smaller components and any modular components where disassembly shall not be an issue. Where appropriate, major body parts shall be properly bolted together to allow the ease of replacement of the part in the event of damage. A sealing strip of adhesive will be installed between the component parts that are bolted together. Apparatus body components which are bolted in place, and not disassembled during final painting, will be properly prepared and primer painted prior to assembly. (NO EXCEPTIONS) The pump and body modules shall be mounted to the chassis frame with spring loaded mounts or similar system that meets the following requirements. The mounts shall be designed to allow the part bolted to frame to prevent the body from side to side and forward and aft movement. They shall allow for the body to fully flex independently of the frame to minimize stress to the body during extreme use.

The pump and body modules shall be insulated from the chassis frame with a 1/2" thick rubber cushion that has a bonded steel mounting plate that is welded to the body. All body brackets, braces, etc., will be bolted to the frame rails and to the body component part only. Body brackets will not eliminate or prevent the apparatus body from flexing that may occur during road travel. Bolt holes through the frame rails will be drilled through the web of the frame member at least 1 1/2” from the top or bottom frame flange. No drilling through either frame flange will be permitted. No welding or cutting will be permitted on the chassis frame. (NO EXCEPTIONS)
All bolts and nuts used in the finish construction of the apparatus shall be stainless steel with consideration given to prevent dissimilar metal electrolytic reaction and corrosion. Any bolt extending into a compartment or into the hose bed area shall have an acorn nut attached or be protected in such Agenda Packet Page 148 of 297
15 manner where sharp edges are avoided. No power rivets, rivets, sheet metal screws, or self-tapping screws of any type will be used in any part of the apparatus body construction which may affect structural strength.

All aluminum diamond plate specified within these specifications shall be of the “Fire Truck” design and shall be brightly polished. All diamond plate mounted on horizontal surfaces such as the step areas and hose bed covers, will be the “embossed” style with the grip lines rolled into the raised portion of the diamond plate to provide better traction and shall meet the latest NFPA abrasiveness criteria for materials utilized in stepping and/or standing areas. All vertical surfaces shall have standard polished aluminum diamond plate. A sealant or isolation tape shall be provided any area on the body where the aluminum and steel connect to put an insulating barrier between dissimilar metals and to assist in corrosion resistance. All seal edges shall have RTV silicon used to insure a weather tight seal. The following compartment body areas shall have 1/8”aluminum diamond plate overlaid;  The tops of the upper side compartments. The diamond plate will be broken down 90 degrees on three sides with outside corners welded and polished to form a cap and out 45 degrees on the outer edges to serve as a drip rail. The inside edge shall be formed up where the compartments attach to the side sheets to provide a surface to mount and seal the edge  The front and rear facing sides of the side compartments shall be covered. The upper edge shall be designed to slip under the top cap to provide a sealed edge  The front of the pump module between the cab and body shall be covered  The entire rear section of the apparatus body shall be covered including the inside of the tail board compartments, rear compartment doors and all vertical surfaces  The entire rear portion of the cab below the rear window line  The outside surface of the reel box compartment above pump panels Fenders
Four (4) polished stainless steel fenders shall be provided on the rear wheel well openings, one each side. A rubber “T” style welting shall be provided between the body and the fender to seal the seam and restrict moisture from entering. A full depth removable aluminum liner shall be provided inside the wheel wells to protect the body from road spray and rocks. The outer edge of the wheel well opening shall have a welded flange the full circumference to provide a mounting plate for fender. A dielectric barrier shall be provided between the fender fasteners and the fender sheet metal to prevent corrosion. Rubber mud flaps shall be provided at the rear of the wheel wells.

Wheel Well Storage System
Two (2) SCBA storage compartments shall be installed in front wheel well area above the wheel well liner, protected from dirt, rocks, and other debris. One shall be located on each side. The storage compartments and provide storage for, four (4) Scott 4.5 45 minute bottles shall be made of round tubing that interfaces with the rear wheel quarter panel and is securely braced to hold the weight of a Scott 4.5 45 minute bottle. The door shall be bolted to the quarter panel and will have a positive slam latch. The inside of each compartment shall be lined with a ribbed rubber mat material to protect the air bottles from being damaged. The storage compartments shall be installed in the apparatus tipped slightly inboard at an angle which sufficiently reduces the tendency of the bottle to slide outward when the door is opened. There shall be holes drilled in the tubes for drainage Agenda Packet Page 149 of 297
16 in the event that water enters the compartment. Each SCBA compartment shall be a minimum internal diameter of 7" and be at least 25" deep.

Handrails
All handrails shall be constructed of 1-1/4”- diameter extruded aluminum tubing, highly polished, with three rubber inserts. Grab rails to be mounted in highly polished, aluminum brackets with integrated locks to prevent the tube from twisting. Minimum distance between grab rails and body surface will be 2”.

Two (2) 48" long handrails shall be provided at rear of apparatus, one (1) on each side of rear compartment to assist in stepping up on the tail board.

One (1) full width handrail shall be provided just below the main hose bed and above the traffic advisor.

Two (2) 36” wide handrails shall be provided above the pump panel, one on each side.

Auxiliary Steps
All folding steps shall be manufactured by Austin/Thomas Hardware model #FS1000-A01-CH. The surface of the folding step shall have grip material with a minimum of 42 sq. inches in size. Each step shall be capable of sustaining a 500 lb. static load without deforming the mounting surface. One semirecessed shielded light shall be provided adjacent and inboard of each step to provide illumination to the step.

Two (2) folding steps shall be installed on the right forward wall of the front compartments. These steps shall be utilized to access the foam tank fill tower and equipment stored in the reel box area of the pump enclosure. The lights for these steps shall be wired to the pump panel light circuit.

Two (2) folding steps shall be installed on the left forward wall of the front compartments. These steps shall be utilized to access the water tank fill tower and equipment stored in the reel box area of the pump enclosure. The lights for these steps shall be wired to the pump panel light circuit.

Four (4) folding steps shall be installed at the rear of the apparatus, one on each side 16” up from the tailboard on the back side of the tailboard compartments.

Running Boards and Tail Boards
Drivers side running board will have enough space for 25 feet of 3 inch supply line in a hose well with turtle tile in bottom and 4 drain holes one in each corner.

Passenger side running board will have a hose storage compartment that will fit 25 feet of 5 inch supply hose with turtle tile in the bottom. There will be 4 drain holes one in each corner.

The running boards and tail board step will be constructed of 3/16” 5052-H32 aluminum diamond plate with an embossed tread surface on the diamonds. The diamond plate will be turned down 2” and back under 1” to provide added strength. To insure proper drainage, and to facilitate cleaning and maintenance, the running boards and rear step assembly will be separated from the body panels by 3/8" spooled spacers. The running board and tail board shall be bolted into place and be easily removable in Agenda Packet Page 150 of 297
17 the event of damage. An adhesive strip shall be placed between the aluminum and any steel brackets to prevent and corrosion or reaction between dissimilar materials.

The running boards and tail board shall be designed to hold 800 pounds spread across the step surface with no deformity to the diamond plate and will be properly supported by heavy duty brackets bolted to the pump compartment module. The mounting brackets shall support all loads by transmitting the loads through the pump compartment structure directly to the chassis frame rails. The running boards shall be independent of the apparatus body and shall be tied only to the pump compartment structure, thereby eliminating any pump compartment to body interference.

The front portion of the running boards shall have a recessed LED amber marker light on each side.

The tail board shall have recessed LED red marker lights on each side and five across the rear. On the rear body surface above the tail board a sign shall be attached that states "DO NOT RIDE ON REAR STEP, DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY MAY RESULT."
There shall be one rear tow eye attached to the frame rails and extended down under the rear tail board, accessible below the rear center compartment. It shall be manufactured of 1" plate steel and each plate shall be bolted to the chassis frame rail with a minimum of 6 grade 5 bolts. The plate shall be anchored with 1" steel tubing to prevent swaying of the frame rails during a towing operation. The center of the tow eye shall be rounded to prevent any sharp edges.

The rear tailboard will be fabricated from 3/16" aluminum diamond plate (anti-skid). The rear tailboard will have a minimum depth of 12". The rear tailboard will extend the full width of the apparatus. The rear tailboard step to be supported by two (2) pieces of angle iron bolted to the bottom of the frame rails
The rear step will not be more than 22 inches from the ground to the bottom of the rear step when loaded while still maintaining maximum ground clearance.

Shelving & Trays
Each compartment shall be supplied with aluminum vertically mounted Unistrut type channels for the installation of infinitely adjustable shelving even if no shelves are specified for that compartment. The design of the channels shall allow square type spring loaded, self-tightening nuts to be attached inside of the channel. All upper compartments shall have one channel per side centered on the side compartment. All lower compartments shall have two channels on each side spaced evenly apart.

Each shelf shall be fabricated of .190 thick aluminum sheet material with the outside edges formed up 1” and the inside edges flanged up 2” to prevent equipment from sliding off of the shelves and prevent sagging. Each shelf shall be full width and shall attach to the angle brackets bolted to the Unistrut type channels. The outside edge of the shelf shall have a vinyl edge trim attached to prevent rough edges.

The outside facing edge of the shelves shall have white / red alternating color reflective striping applied to enhance night time visibility and safety when the doors are open.

Roll out trays shall be fabricated of 3/16" thick 3003 grade or higher aluminum with four formed up side flanges, corner welded for maximum strength. The side and rear flanges shall be 2” tall for maximum strength and protection against sagging. The front flange facing the door opening shall be 1” high to facilitate removing equipment from the tray and compartment. The outside facing edge of the trays shall have reflective striping applied to enhance night time visibility and safety when the doors are open.

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18 The roll out trays shall be fabricated as wide and deep as possible to fit the specified compartment and shall have heavy duty slides that allow them to pull fully out of the compartment. Two Grant or equal brand ball bearing telescoping slides shall be vertically mounted to the sides of the tray and either mounted to the compartment floor when specified or to the shelf channels to adjust the tray up and down. The tray shall use an over centering gas shock on a center pivot that will not only push and hold the tray in but assist in opening and holding the tray in the open position.

Compartment Doors
The compartment doors will be constructed of 3/16” 5052-H32 flat aluminum for all painted doors and 3/16” aluminum diamond plate for the rear doors. Doors will be overlap style with beveled corners.

All compartment doors will be reinforced with an interior aluminum reinforcement properly installed on the inside face of the door. Each door will have a weep hole to prevent interior moisture build up.

Compartment door interior panels will be constructed entirely of smooth aluminum and will not be painted and provided with a brushed finish.

All doors shall have a double seal on all four sides of the door. A 3/8” x 3/4” wide closed silicone sponge rubber seal will be provided on the overlap portion of the door on all sides. Pliable neoprene door flange weather stripping will be installed on the inner pan of the door and will form a compression seal when the door is in the closed position. A 'J' channel drip rail shall be installed above the compartment doors. The door seals shall be designed to keep water out of the compartment at all times.

All the doors will be equipped with polished stainless steel locking Eberhard model D-206, automotive type slam latches, with 6” diameter, stainless steel, "D” ring type handles, with key locks. A rubber weather gasket shall be installed between the outer door skin and the door handle. All handles will have a 10-degree break, permitting use when wearing gloves. All equipment compartment doors will be designed and installed to allow one-hand operation, opening and closing, while wearing gloves. All D-ring latches will have strikers which will be adjustable with simple hand tools.

If the compartment is a double door, the first closing door will have an Eberhard model 5669 selfclosing slam latch located at the top of the compartment door and easily accessible by reaching inside the compartment and pulling out on the "lever" style latch. If the compartment is over 36” tall, the inner door shall have Eberhard 2-2100 slam type latches located at both the top and bottom of the door with rod type actuators inside the door pan and controlled at the center of the door on the inside.

Tubing covered chain shall not be acceptable.

All compartment doors will be equipped with full length 14 gauge 304L stainless steel piano hinges with 1/4” diameter stainless steel hinge pins that are either pinned or welded on the edges to prevent the hinge pin from creeping out. The bolt holes in the hinges shall be slotted to provide easy door adjustment in all directions. The hinges shall be mounted to both the door and the body using 1/4” x 20 stainless steel hardware. All bolts on the body shall be through flange with a proper washer and selflocking nut on the back side. All bolts on the doors will be attached with severe duty flanged head thread inserts. Bolts tapped directly into the aluminum door will not be acceptable.

All vertically hinged equipment compartment doors will be equipped with Cleveland model 2395AA, dual spring and rod type automatic door openers with a “J” style arm to allow the door check device to be mounted inside the compartment and not hinder overall door clearance. All openers will be heavily chrome plated and mounted so as not to interfere with the loading or unloading of equipment.

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19 All horizontally hinged equipment compartments will be provided with two (2) gas-filled, assist lift cylinders. Each pair of gas cylinders will be of adequate size to maintain compartment doors in a 90 degree stable open position and shall be attached with ball studs and safety clips. One cylinder will be provided on each side of the door and will not interfere with equipment loading or unloading.

A door jamb switch shall be provided for each door to turn on the compartment light and provide a signal to the cab that a door is open. The switch shall be located so not to interfere with placing equipment in the compartment and all wires shall be protected from contact with tools and equipment inside the compartment.

Compartment Design
All compartments shall be constructed with a full sweep-out design and shall be water and dust proof.

The design of the compartments shall utilize the maximum possible storage capacity. In an effort to utilize all available space, the side compartments will extend to the very end of the body, encompassing the outer area normally used for the beavertail and tail board step. All compartment floors shall be reinforced by a heavy gauge metal hat section type brace, running full width of the compartment, or shall have an equal type of stiffener to add support to the floor and prevent “Oil Canning” flexing of the floor from the stowed equipment.

Each compartment shall be individually ventilated in order to allow sufficient air flow when closing doors and vent out moisture and fumes from inside the compartment. The vents shall be by means of louvers stamped into the rear or sides of the compartments and shall not decrease the compartment interior dimensions. No compartment shall be vented into another adjacent compartment or the visible exterior of the body. Vents shall be located so not to allow water, road spray or dust back into the compartment.

The floors of all of the compartments shall have a Turtle Tile brand floor mat installed to form fit the area. The floor mat shall be black in color and shall be easily removable to clean and sweep out the compartment. The outside edge of the Turtle Tile shall have tapered edging to provide a smooth edge when replacing equipment in the compartment. Floor mat will be designed to offer ventilation to the stored equipment, water drainage and protect it from direct contact with the metal floor surface.

Two 1/4" drain holes shall be drilled in the back rear corner of each compartment to facilitate drainage of any water in the compartment. Brushed stainless steel sill plates shall be installed at the bottom of each body compartment door opening and shall roll over the outer edge to protect the painted surface.

Transverse Compartment
Will be full width transverse with ROM roll up doors
Compartment will be full height to the bottom of the cross lay hose bed.

Shelving will be determined at preconstruction conference.

Left (drivers) side of transverse
Will have upper level determined by frame rail height and a depth of 25 inches 2 shelves will fit in upper portion of the compartment.

Lower level will be full depth to the frame rail.

Right (officers) side of transverse
Lower level will be full depth to the frame rail with shelf full depth low as possible.

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20 Upper-level height determined by frame rail and uses up space left over from drivers side.

Left Side Compartments
LS Cab compartment with outside access between the driver’s seat and rear cab area.

Will be 30 inch EMS compartment height with offset so compartment is larger and 25 inches deep.

Bottom will be lined with turtle tile. Will have a hinged door.

LS1 Compartment IFO rear duals will be a full height door Compartment dimensions 62” height, 27” wide, by 14/ 25” deep.

With 2 upper adjustable trays
With 4 Slide-out adjustable trays with 3” flanges.

All trays and compartment bottoms will get lined with turtle tile.

LS2 Compartment shall be provided over the rear wheels just behind door LS2. This compartment shall have a horizontally hinged lift up door. The approximate interior dimensions of this compartment shall be a minimum of 32” high 66” wide, 14/25” deep.

One (1) adjustable shelf shall be provided in this compartment.

LS3 Compartment shall be located behind the rear wheels. This compartment shall have a vertically hinged forward opening door and second vertically hinged rear opening door. The approximate interior dimensions of this compartment shall be a minimum of 62" high by 44" wide with a depth of 14/25”.

Install full height divider/tool board near right side of compartment.

Provide and install CTech TDU203 toolbox in front (left) portion of compartment Sliding trays 1 on top of tool box
Adjustable trays 2 above toolbox
Tool board on false wall at rear of compartment.

Rear Compartments
Rear 1 Ladder chute shall store on beam 1-24 foot 2 section extension ladder, 1-14 foot roof ladder, 1- 10” folding ladder. It should be low enough to allow forward cross lays to be at 5’6” at bottom of bed.

The compartment will also hold 1-6’ New York hook, and 1-8’ New York hook. It will be on the officer side rear of the engine.

Rear 2 full width compartment shall be provided below the hose bed at the rear of the apparatus. This compartment shall have two independent vertically hinged doors. The approximate interior dimensions of this compartment shall be 28" high by 50” wide with a depth of 23”. 1 adjustable tray
1 full slide tray with 500 pound capacity with 3 inch flanges Right Side Compartments
RS Cab compartment with outside access between the officer’s seat and rear cab area.

Will have a 30 inch height EMS compartment with offset so compartment is larger and 25 inches deep.

Bottom will be lined with turtle tile. Will have a hinged door.

RS1 Compartment IFO rear duals will be a full height door Compartment dimensions 62” height, 27” wide, by 14/ 25” deep.

With 2 upper adjustable trays, 1 lower adjustable tray
All trays and compartment bottoms will get lined with turtle tile.

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21 RS2 Compartment shall be provided over the rear wheels just behind door RS2. This compartment shall have a horizontally hinged lift up door. The approximate interior dimensions of this compartment shall be a minimum of 32” high 66” wide, 14” deep.

One tool board on back wall and swing out tool board on both sides with heavy duty hinge from one side.

RS3 Compartment (1) full height compartment shall be located behind the rear wheels. This compartment shall have a vertically hinged with 2 doors opening door. The approximate interior dimensions of this compartment shall be a minimum of 62" high by 44" wide with a depth of 14/25”.

Three (3) adjustable shelves shall be provided in this compartment, 2 upper, 1 lower cabinet.

Upper compartments
U1 Coffin box style compartment 137” long, 14” wide, 20” deep. Will fit 2-6”x10’ hard suction hoses. There will be rear access for the hose.

U2 Coffin Box style compartment 137” long, 14” wide, 20” deep. Will be able to open from the top or the access from the rear
Over wheel storage compartments
Left side front of wheel well will fit a Scott SCBA with 45 minute bottle Left side rear of duals well will fit 2 Scott 45 minute bottles and fuel filler.

Right side front of wheel will fit a Scott SCBA with a 45 minute bottle.

Right side rear of duals well will fit 2 Scott 45 minute bottles and fuel filler.

Pump Enclosure
The pump enclosure will be of modular construction, self-supportive and independent of the apparatus body. The same materials used in the body shall be utilized in the construction of the pump compartment and shall be designed for maximum stability. It shall be separated from the apparatus main body by a 1" expansion joint. The expansion joint will allow for "flexing" of the apparatus during normal road travel and on uneven terrain. The expansion joint will have no interconnecting support bracing to the main body of the cab. This module shall be free standing and not connected to the main body or the cab in any manner. NO EXCEPTIONS
The pump enclosure shall include the
 2-Cross lays hose bed
 Storage for 2 hose bundles
 Hose reel and reel box storage area
 The pump panels
 The pump and all associated plumbing
Reel Box Compartment
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22 An open top compartment above the pump shall be designed to hold the specified hose reel on the left side, monitor and control valve on the left and have room for storage of foam containers, tools, etc.

This compartment shall be fully framed in on all four sides for strength and stability. The side walls shall be overlaid with 1/8” smooth aluminum plate. The floor shall be bright finished embossed aluminum diamond plate. The floor shall be fully braced to support up to 500 pounds and shall be split to all easy removal of the left side floor to gain access to the pump without removing the reel or monitor. The floor of the reel box shall have a Turtle Tile brand floor mat installed to form fit the area.

The floor mat shall be black in color and shall be easily removable to clean and sweep out the reel box.

The top lip around the four sides of this compartment shall be overlaid with bright stainless steel to provide a scuff guard protection. There will be one set of stainless-steel hose roller guides installed on the left and right sides to allow the booster reel hose to be pulled from either side of the apparatus.

There will be room for a smoothbore stacked tips for the monitor Monitor will be AKRON Apollo hi Riser 3433, with portable base. The threads on the base should be 4-1/2 NHST. There will be an akromatic 5160 fog nozzle and a set of stacked tips from 2’-1-3/8.

There will be electric controls in next to the monitor up top and on the pump panel. Locations to be determined at preconstruction conference.

Cross Lay Hose Beds
The apparatus will be equipped with two cross lay hose bed. The bottom of the hose bed will be no higher than 5’6”. The cross lay hose bed will be mounted at the front of the apparatus body, immediately aft of the apparatus cab and above the pump enclosure.

Two (2) cross lay hose beds will have a minimum hose load capacity of 200 feet of 1 3/4” fire hose.

The compartment will be minimum 14" wide. 1” rollers shall be provided on the bottom and each side of the cross lay hose bed allow easy removal of the hose. The rollers shall have nylon bushings and stainless steel axles mounted in chrome plate stanchions. The edges of the body on each side of the cross lays shall have bright stainless steel scuff guards to protect the edges. The Just behind the cross lays there will be a space for Two (2) 1.75” hose bundles. (Design to be determined at preconstruction conference)
A one piece ventilated aluminum rack will be placed in the bottom of the cross lay hose bed. Each section will be constructed of high quality aluminum slats. Each slat will be 2 1/2"w x 1/2"d. The rack will be easily removable for access to the plumbing. The rack will be assembled and finished in accordance with the main hose bed rack specifications.

The cross lay hose bed shall have a hinged 3/16” embossed aluminum diamond plate cover. The cover shall be hinged at the front of the body to allow access from the reel box compartment. The piano type hinge shall be a minimum 14 gauge 304L stainless steel with 1/4” pin with a bright polish finish. The cover shall be formed on the three non-hinged sides with corners welded and polished to create a pan type design and to add rigidity and provide a transition to the sides. The cover shall be installed to provide a solid walking surface over the cross lay hose bed. Black Herculite 80 fabric flaps shall be provided on each side of the cover to protect the hose from environmental elements. The Herculite 80 material shall be flame retardant, resistant to mildew, abrasion, tearing and ultraviolet sun rays. The flaps shall have two straps provided with seat belt type buckles to secure the hose in the hose bed.

When opened, the cover shall rest upon rubber bumpers and have a positive hold open device.

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23 Main Hose Bed
The main hose bed shall be provided with a minimum storage space to accommodate the below specified hose load and equipment. The hose bed shall have slat style aluminum flooring installed to allow drainage through the tank cavity to the ground below. The aluminum flooring shall be manufactured in discrete sections to allow for easy removal and outstanding stability. The area shall be free of sharp edges to protect the hose when loaded or distributed.

The vertical corners at the back hose bed shall be trimmed with brushed stainless steel. The trim shall extend from the hose floor level up to the top edge of the body side.

Three (4) hose bed dividers shall be installed in the hose bed. Three in the main hose bed and One (1) above the ladder compartment. The dividers shall be fabricated of 1/4" 3033 aluminum plate welded into an inverted “T” channel where it is attached to the adjustable slide rails and floor. The rear of the dividers shall have a radius to provide a smooth corner and shall have a vertical cut hand hold in the end of each divider. The cutouts shall have a heavy duty rubber type clip on edging installed the full inner circumference.

The hose bed shall accommodate the following hose loads from the left to the right One (1) hose bed that holds 1000’ of 5” in 100 foot sections will be to the left wall of hose bed. The 5” will be 3 stacks wide.

One (1) hose bed shall be provided to the right of 5” bed that has 200’ of 2.25” on bottom (stacked 2 wide) with 300’ of 1.75” hose on top (stacked 3 wide) with a Elkhart 7/8” smoothbore nozzle without pistol grip. The first divider shall be spaced approximately 11” from the hose bed divider from the 5” hose bed.

One (1) hose bed shall be provided on the right side of the Bulk Load”. The hose bed will be sized to hold 500’ x 2.25” (stacked 2 wide)double jacket hose and an Elkhart 1-1/8 smoothbore nozzle without pistol grip.

One (1) hose bed shall be to all the way to the right of the of the hose bed and be stacked on the above ladder and one row possible in hose bed) 500’ of 3” hose (stacked 2 wide with 1-1/8” smooth bore).

The main hose bed shall have a two-piece raised aluminum diamond plate cover. The cover shall be constructed out of 3/16" bright finished aluminum diamond plate with embossed treads. The cover shall be designed to interlock to the center and drain water off the top. The sides of the cover are to be angled up from the hose bed raising the height, and providing additional hose bed area and strength to the cover. The piano type hinges shall be a minimum 14 gauge 304L stainless steel with 1/4” pin with a bright polish finish. Hose bed cover shall be sturdy enough to support the weight of two fully equipped firefighters standing on the cover. Each half of the cover to have a heavy duty gas cylinder openers at the forward inside corners to hold the cover open at 90 degrees. Safety cable lanyards shall be supplied also to protect against over extension in wind or inclement weather. An access hatch shall be installed to provide access to the top of the water tank on the left side and access to the foam tank on the right. Exact design to be approved at preconstruction conference.

The cover shall have Black Herculite 80 fabric weather flaps at hose exits. The Herculite 80 material shall be flame retardant, resistant to mildew, abrasion, tearing and ultraviolet sun rays. The flaps shall be secured with 2” straps and seat belt type buckles on each flap.

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24 One (1) large pair of chrome plated grab handles shall be provided on the front edge of each cover to allow ease in opening and closing the lids from that location. These chrome handles shall be a solid cast design with sufficient clearance for gloved hands. Two tubular grab rails, approximately 24" in length, will be provided at rear of the hose bed cover, one on each side. They will be constructed of 1 1/4”- diameter extruded aluminum tubing, highly polished, with rubber inserts. Grab rails to be mounted in highly polished, aluminum brackets with integrated locks to prevent the tubes from twisting. Minimum distance between grab rails and body surface will be 2”.

Hose Bed Storage Compartments
Two (2) storage compartments “coffin box” shall be constructed and installed above the main upper side compartments along the outside of the hose bed. The storage compartments shall have a top access weatherproof diamond plated lid to match the hose bed cover. The compartments shall run the full length of the hose bed on the right and left sides. Exact design shall be determined at preconstruction meeting.

Backboard Pocket
A compartment constructed of aluminum diamond plate shall be provided on the left top of the hose bed cover to hold a Department standard back board. An aluminum diamond plate hinged cover shall be provided over the rear edge with a rubber “T” handle latch to keep the back board cover closed. The compartment shall be designed to slide the back board out the back. Location may change at preconstruction conference.

Bump & Run Hose Hooks
Bump and Run hose hooks to be mounted on rear of apparatus. Exact design to be determined at the pre-construction conference.

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25 Pump & Plumbing
Hale midship Fire Pump
The apparatus will be equipped with a Hale Qtwo 1500 GPM midship pump, centrifugal fire pump.

The fire pump will be midship mounted, immediately aft of the truck transmission. The fire pump will be carefully designed and manufactured in accordance with modern pump manufacturing practices and procedures.

The fire pump will have a rated capacity of 1500 G.P.M. at 150 P.S.I., net pump pressure, and will produce the following deliveries, from draft, with a full 10' lift through 20 feet of hard suction hose with both the suction tube strainer and the suction hose strainer attached, at an elevation of 1000 above sea level.
100% RATED CAPACITY AT 150 P.S.I.
70% RATED CAPACITY AT 200 P.S.I.
50% RATED CAPACITY AT 250 P.S.I.
100% RATED CAPACITY AT 165 P.S.I.

Midship Pump Assembly
The pump shall be of a size and design to mount on the chassis rails of commercial and custom truck chasis, and have the capacity of 1500 gallons per minute (U.S. GPM), NFPA-1901 rated performance.

The entire pump shall be assembled and tested at the pump manufacturer's factory.

The pump shall be driven by a drive line from the truck transmission. The engine shall provide sufficient horsepower and RPM to enable pump to meet and exceed its rated performance.

The entire pump, both suction and discharge passages, shall be hydrostatically tested to a pressure of 600 PSI. The pump shall be fully tested at the pump manufacturer's factory to the performance spots as outlined by the latest NFPA Pamphlet No. 1901. Pump shall be free from objectionable pulsation and vibration.

The pump body and related parts shall be of fine grain alloy cast iron, with a minimum tensile strength of 30,000 PSI (2069 bar). All metal moving parts in contact with water shall be of high quality bronze or stainless steel. Pump utilizing castings made of lower tensile strength cast iron not acceptable.

Pump body shall be horizontally split, on a single plane in two sections for easy removal of entire impeller assembly including wear rings and bearings from beneath the pump without disturbing piping or the mounting of the pump in chassis.

The pump body shall extend as one piece across the truck chassis from side mounting to side mounting and incorporate the discharge manifolding system with a minimum of (3) 4” ports and (12) 3” ports.

The pump shall have two impellers and be of series-parallel, two stage design. The pump shall be equipped with an all bronze waterway transfer valve, capable of switching from one pumping mode to the other with two and one-half turns of the transfer valve control handwheel. (No exceptions) The transfer valve shall be equipped with a positive mechanical indicator to register the position of the transfer valve at all times. (If optional power transfer valve is supplied, it shall be equipped with a manual override and not be electrically operated. (No exceptions) Agenda Packet Page 159 of 297
26 Pump shaft to be rigidly supported by three bearings for minimum deflection. One high lead bronze sleeve bearing to be located immediately adjacent to the impeller (on side opposite the gearbox). The sleeve bearing is to be lubricated by a force fed, automatic oil lubricated design, pressure balanced to exclude foreign material. (No exceptions.) The remaining bearings shall be heavy-duty, deep groove ball bearings in the gearbox, and they shall be splash lubricated.

The pump will be of a size and design to mount on the chassis rails of commercial and custom truck chassis and have the capacity of 1500 gallons per minute (us G.P.M.), NFPA-1901 rated performance.

The entire pump will be cast, manufactured and tested at the pump manufacturer's factory.

The entire pump, both suction and discharge passages, will be hydrostatically tested to a pressure of 600 psi. The pump will be fully tested at the pump manufacturer's factory to the performance spots as outlined by the latest NFPA pamphlet no. 1901. Pump will be free from objectionable pulsation and vibration.

Drive Unit
The pump ratio will be selected by the apparatus manufacturer to give specified performance with the engine and transmission selected.

Two warning lights will be provided to alert the operator when the drive unit has fully shifted from road to pump position. One to be located on truck cab instrument panel and the other to be located on the truck pump panel adjacent to the throttle, both with appropriate warning plates.

FRC Foam Pro Foam System
The apparatus shall be equipped with a FRC Foam Pro 2001 (or the option to a newer version of this model) electronically controlled, direct injection, Class A proportioning system. The foam proportioning system shall be rated at 2.6 G.P.M. foam concentrate flow rate with maximum operating pressure of 400 PSIG. The system shall be powered by a non-spliced 2-gauge, minimum battery cable provided from the common lead on the battery switch to a heavy-duty continuous duty solenoid and shall be designed for a maximum draw of 60 amps. The solenoid shall have a minimum 200-amp peak and 100-amp continuous duty rating.

All pump, wiring harness, and/or hydraulic component materials must be capable of operating continuously in a wet, dusty environment at temperatures from 0 to 160°F. The ground strap shall be connected directly to the chassis frame and shall be equal in size to power cable. The strap shall not be installed over a painted surface and shall not use star washers.

An internal foam concentrate relief valve constructed of stainless steel and preset at the factory for maximum system operating pressure shall be incorporated into the foam pump to protect the pump from over-pressurization. The foam pump/motor assembly shall be permanently attached to an apparatus mountable base plate. The integral foam concentrate flow meter will provide a signal to the electronic control unit to make sure the proper amount of foam concentrate is injected into the discharge stream. A calibration port shall be provided with a labeled discharge hose extending to the underside of the apparatus for flushing and calibration purposes.

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27 calibrated to automatically start at 0.5 percent. The electronic control unit shall have the following controls and features;
 Activate the foam system
 Change foam concentrate proportioning rates from .1% to 6% in .1% increments.  Display current flow in G.P.M.
 Display total flow in G.P.M.
 Display total amounts of foam concentrates used
 Provide simulated flow for manual operation
 Perform setup and diagnostic functions
A foam concentrate strainer with a removable stainless steel #20 mesh screen shall be provided in the suction line, as close to the foam tank as possible and accessible from the pump access door for easy maintenance. A shutoff valve will be provided to enable isolation of the strainer for service. Clear foam compatible 3/4" I.D. foam concentrate lines rated at 23 inches Hg vacuum and 50 PSI, shall be provided from the foam concentrate tank to the strainer and from the strainer to the foam pump.

The foam concentrate shall be injected into the discharge stream through an integral check valve/ injector fitting. The check valve/ injector fitting shall be of one piece body construction of brass, with stainless steel wetted parts. A stainless steel spring loaded double-door type check valves shall be installed in the water pump discharge piping prior to the foam injection point. All fittings shall be stainless steel, brass or any other non-corrosive metal. Plastic fittings are not acceptable. All hydraulic and injection hoses shall be of a reinforced-type with 400 percent burst safety margin.

A paddlewheel type flow meter with a stainless steel impeller wheel shall monitor the water flow in foam capable discharges. The flow meter shall be capable of being easily removed by means of a locking pin for cleaning and maintenance and shall be readily accessible from the pump enclosure access panels.

Priming System
One (1) Trident Air Prime System 3 barrel design part number 31.011.21 with optional Control Panel with vacuum Gauge. There will be a separate auxiliary air tank placed for this system so not to draw down brake air tanks. To be located at a height not to lower the clearance of the fire engine. The system will be put in a location to maximize any space in pump area.

Thermal Relief Valve
A Hale TRVL-120 mechanical thermal relief valve shall be installed to protect both the main pump and the auxiliary pump from overheating. It shall be mechanical and will not require operator monitoring. It shall automatically reset in the event of it going into operation. It shall contain an integral strainer to keep mechanism free of contamination. It shall be set at 120 degrees. The valve shall be located as close to the center of the pump as possible so as to detect heated water as soon as possible. Mounting of the thermal relief valve in the outer discharge areas is not acceptable. The valve shall discharge back into the water tank. A warning light shall be installed on the pump panel to alert the operator that the relief valve is open. It will be accompanied by an audible alarm.

Pump Engagement
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28 Provisions shall be made for quickly and easily placing the pump into operation with Hale VPS Pump shift power activated control mounted within cab readily accessible to the driver to the left and below steering wheel. Controls shall be suitably marked to indicate pumping position and an approved safety device installed to prevent engaging or disengaging the pump accidentally. An indicator light shall be installed on the dash to indicate when pump is engaged.

Builder shall provide and install all special equipment and controls necessary for installation and operation of a midship driven pump with an automatic transmission.

Indirect Heat Exchanger
The apparatus will be equipped with an indirect heat exchanger for use as may be required during pumping operations. The heat exchanger will be constructed by the same manufacturer as the fire pump.

The Hale model "K" heat exchanger will be inserted in the engine cooling system and will allow cold water from the discharge side of the pump to be circulated through the heat exchanger, without loss or dilution of the coolant solution in the engine cooling system.

The heat exchanger will be installed within 10" of the top of the truck radiator in order to provide maximum cooling. Heat exchangers that are installed within the pump compartment or more than 10" from the radiator inlet are not acceptable.

The control valve for the heat exchanger will be located on the operator panel. The control valve Class 1brand ¼ turn handle shall be labeled and indicate the open and closed positions.

Master Pump Drain
Drain outlets will be provided in the pump volutes and will be piped to a multiple drain valve, hale, model dv-5. The drain valve will drain all outlets simultaneously. The drain valve will have a push-pull control located on the operator panel.

Individual Drain Valves
All discharge outlets and all auxiliary suction inlets will be equipped with Class 1 brand 1/4-turn drain valves. The drain valves will be mounted behind the pump panels or behind the front bumper as specified. The drain valves shall have chrome plated rectangular handles with recess for labels.

The cross lay, front bumper lines and rear discharges shall be provided with Class 1 brand 3/4” brass automatic drains designed to close at 6 PSI and inserted in the low part of the pluming. The outlet to these drains shall be plumbed with rubber hose to below the frame.

All drain valves will be plumbed to drain below running board level. All drain lines between the drain valve and plumbing intersection will be high quality high pressure nylon tubing adequately secured and protected from heat and mechanical damage.

Tank To Pump Line
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29 The tank to pump suction line will have a minimum internal diameter of 3 1/2". The tank to pump suction line will connect directly from the tank and tank sump to the fire pump utilizing one (1) 90- degree elbow only, N.F.P.A. compliant.

One (1) 3" tank suction ball valve with a 3" internal check valve inside the pump body will be bolted to the fire pump suction flange. A 3 ½” gates hump hose assembly will provide a flexible connection within this line to alleviate fixture strain, N.F.P.A. compliant.

A T handled controlled Tank to Pump Valve control shall be provided. Open position shall be pushed in and the closed position shall be out
.

Pump Plumbing
All 2-1/2” or larger plumbing will be Aeroquip, wire braid reinforced hose, with reusable couplings.

Where necessary schedule 40 galvanized pipe is acceptable. Street ells, shop made reducers, or all welded rigid plumbing is not acceptable. An adequate number of Victaulic couplings will be installed, to prevent damage due to vibration and to facilitate repair or replacement.

All plumbing must be properly supported and braced with bolted supports in order to alleviate pipe strain. All suction and discharge plumbing lines will be easily removable by disconnecting a bolted flange union, Victaulic coupling or full flow swing out valve. This type of plumbing arrangement will provide for "componentized" plumbing, and will ease of servicing.

All suction and discharge plumbing will be routed to not hang down below the frame rails or mounted as high as possible to provide maximum ground clearance Valves
The main discharge and inlet valves on the pump shall be Hale “Torrent” series stainless steel swing out valves. Valves shall be designed to operate at 600 PSI and shall have a 10 year warranty. The Torrent valve shall be equipped with direct self-locking controls for the left side valve and self-locking remote controls for the valves on the right side. The 2-1/2” intakes shall be controlled directly at the valve. Removable trim plates shall be provided on the pump panel to allow easy access to the valve for service and repair.

All in-line discharge valves shall be Akron 8800 series Swing-out style self-locking valves valve.

Valves shall be designed to operate under normal conditions up to 500 PSI and shall have dual seats to work not only for pressure but also for vacuum. All valves and controls shall be easily accessible for service, removal or for replacement.

All discharges 2-1/2" or larger shall have 30-degree angled adapters for deflecting the water stream towards the ground unless otherwise specified. All discharges shall have chrome plated caps and chains, unless designed to be pre-connected, or otherwise specified. All 3" or larger discharge and intake valves, with the exception of the tank to pump valve, shall be equipped with a slow closing feature meeting the requirements of NFPA. The delay in closing or opening the valve is to prevent unreasonable back pressure or water hammer on the pump and/or sudden increases in pressure to other discharge lines due to the rapid closing or opening of a valve.

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30 All in-line discharge valve controls shall be with an Akron style 1477 push pull rod with recessed handles to the operator’s panel or direct operation depending on the location. The controls shall be of a non-locking type due to all valves specified are to be self-locking type.

Main Inlets
One (1) 6" inlet shall be furnished on the left side pump panel. The inlet shall have a short suction tube so the inlet will protrude only 1-2" away from the side panel. This will allow for external adapters to be connected while keeping them from protruding past the running board. The inlet shall have 6" NST threads and a removable sacrificial strainer.

The inlet shall have a 6” NSTM x 4-1/2” NSTM adapter provided. In addition, a 4-1/2” NSTM x 2- 1/2” NSTM adapter shall be provided with a 2-1/2” cap. All the adapters shall be chrome plated lightweight material construction with rocker lugs. No chain is to be provided on the cap.

Side Suctions
Two (2) 3” suction inlets shall be installed, one on each side of the apparatus and plumbed to the main suction of the pump. The suction shall have a 3” full flow valve with a 2-1/2” NSTF swivel fitting with a chrome plated light weight plug secured with a chrome chain. The plumbing shall be designed to minimize the friction loss in this inlet. The control shall be directly at the valve and shall be selflocking. The valve shall also have an integrated 3/4" bleeder controlled at the valve and discharging to the ground below the running boards. The placement of these to be determined at preconstruction conference taking into account there will be an external valve used on one of the main intakes.

Side Discharges
Four (4) side discharges 2 on both pump panels. There will be (3) 3” discharge valves shall be installed on each side of the apparatus and plumbed to the main discharge of the pump. The discharges shall have 3” full flow valves with 2-1/2” NSTM fittings with a 45 degree turn downs and chrome plated light weight caps secured with a chrome chain. The control shall be directly at the valve and shall be self-locking. The valves shall also have an integrated 3/4" bleeder controlled at the valve and discharging to the ground below the running boards.

One (1) 4” full flow valve will supply 4th discharge (on most forward discharge on the passenger side) with a 4”-4.5” NSTM adapter with electronic 4” valve. The discharge shall have 4” full flow valves with 4-1/2” NSTM fittings with a 45 degree turn downs and chrome plated light weight caps secured with a chrome chain
Rear Discharges
Two (2) 3" discharges shall be installed at the rear of the apparatus, one on each side, just under the hose bed and plumbed to the Class A foam discharge manifold. The location shall be as high as possible and allow for a TFT brand 2-1/2” gated tee to be attached to the outlet with no interference.

The discharges shall have 3” valves with 2-1/2” NSTM fittings. There will be a 2-1/2-1-1/2 reducer and caps are to be furnished for these discharges. The valves shall be located in pump compartment and shall be activated with a “T” handle at the pump panel. These valves shall be self-locking.

Cross Lays
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31 Two (2) 2” discharge shall be provided to the cross lay hose bed and plumbed to the Class A foam discharge manifold. This discharge will have 2” NPTF x 1-1/2” NSTM 90-degree Chicksan swivel located on the bottom of the cross lay hose bed and spaced to allow the specified hose load to be pulled from each side. The discharge shall be controlled at the left pump panel and shall be self-locking.

Front Bumper Discharge
One (1) 2” discharges plumbed to the Class A foam discharge manifold shall be provided to the front bumper and shall terminate with a 2” NPTF x 1-1/2” NSTM 90 degree “Chicksan” style swivel to allow the hose line to be pulled to either side of the apparatus. The discharge shall be placed as far forward and to the left of the apparatus as possible. The plumbing for these discharges shall be with high pressure wire braided hose such as Class 1 or equal. The discharges shall be controlled at the pump panel with a “T” handle valve at the pump panel and valve should be in pump compartment.

Hose Reel
There shall be a Hannay Model EF electric rewind booster reel with automatic brake furnished and installed in the area above the pump compartment on the right side. The hose reel shall be steel and painted the standard silver utilized by Hannay. The discs on the reel shall be stainless steel to prevent rust. The reel shall have a capacity of 200' of 800 PSI booster hose. The reel shall be plumbed to the Class A foam discharge manifold with a 2" quarter turn Akron 8810 ball valve and 2" high pressure hose and couplings. A 2” spring loaded check valve shall be provided to prevent the pressure in the reel from back feeding to the other plumbing. The reel shall be installed so that the top roll direction of the reel is to the left side of the apparatus. The valve shall be located and controlled at the reel, accessible from the left side of the apparatus. There shall be a manual rewind device furnished.

Manual crank shall be mounted adjacent to booster reel.

Two (2) electric rewind switches shall be located adjacent to the booster reel, one on each side. Each switch shall have a weather proof rubber cover and label denoting its function. Exact location shall be determined at the pre-construction conference.

The reel shall come equipped with 200 feet of 1" diameter hose with a working pressure of 300 PSI and a maximum burst pressure of 900 PSI. The hose shall be Snap-Tite HFX rubber covered hose in 50’ lengths or equivalent with pin lug NST couplings. Hose shall special rubber compound that provides a tough cover to resist heat, abrasion, snags, and hot embers and smooth inner liner to provide maximum flow.

Testing Ports

There shall be a pressure and vacuum test gauge adapter with chrome plated plugs furnished and installed on the pump operator’s panel.

Tank Refill Line
One (1) 2" pump to tank refill line will be provided. The tank refill line will be equipped with a 2" Akron quarter-turn valve, with an Akron 1488 control located on the pump operator panel.

Heavy duty Aeroquip hose will be installed between the valve and the tank inlet. Rigid piping, connecting the valve to the tank, is not acceptable.

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32 Controls
The 2 1/2" discharge outlets, and all 2 1/2" auxiliary suction inlets will be installed behind the side panels with locking type control handles, with only the discharge outlets, or suction inlets protruding.

All 2 1/2" discharge outlets will be controlled at the operator panel on the left side of the apparatus unless otherwise specified.

All 2 1/2" discharge and all 2 1/2" suction controls will be quarter-turn lever type, operating horizontally with "twist lock" locking capability.

A 2 1/2" diameter, no shock, liquid filled, 0-400 P.S.I. pressure gauge will be provided for each 1 1/2", and 2 1/2" discharge. Gauges will be white faced with black numbering.

PRESSURE GOVERNOR, MONITORING, and MASTER PRESSURE DISPLAY Fire Research InControl series TGA301-D00 pressure governor and monitoring display kit shall be installed. The kit shall include a control module, intake pressure sensor, discharge pressure sensor, and cables. The control module case shall be waterproof and have dimensions not to exceed 5 1/2" high by 10 1/2" wide by 2" deep. Inputs for monitored information shall be from a J1939 data bus or independent sensors. Outputs for engine control shall be on the J1939 data bus or engine specific wiring.

The following continuous displays shall be provided:

Pump discharge; shown with four daylight bright LED digits more than 1/2" high Pump Intake; shown with four daylight bright LED digits more than 1/2" high Pump discharge and intake pressure gauge shall have an accuracy of ±3 percent over the full scale.

Pressure / RPM setting; shown on a dot matrix message display Pressure and RPM operating mode LEDs
Throttle ready LED
Engine RPM; shown with four daylight bright LED digits more than 1/2" high Check engine and stop engine warning LEDs
Oil pressure; shown on a dual color (green/red) LED bar graph display Engine coolant temperature; shown on a dual color (green/red) LED bar graph display Transmission Temperature: shown on a dual color (green/red) LED bar graph display Battery voltage; shown on a dual color (green/red) LED bar graph display.

The dot-matrix message display shall show diagnostic and warning messages as they occur. It shall show monitored apparatus information, stored data, and program options when selected by the operator. All LED intensity shall be automatically adjusted for day and night time operation.

The program shall store the accumulated operating hours for the pump and engine to be displayed with the push of a button. It shall monitor inputs and support audible and visual warning alarms for the following conditions:

High Battery Voltage
Low Battery Voltage (Engine Off)
Low Battery Voltage (Engine Running)
High Transmission Temperature
Low Engine Oil Pressure
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33 High Engine Coolant Temperature
Out of Water (visual alarm only)
No Engine Response (visual alarm only).

The program features shall be accessed via push buttons located on the front of the control panel.

There shall be an USB port located at the rear of the control module to upload future firmware enhancements.

Inputs to the control panel from the pump discharge and intake pressure sensors shall be electrical. The discharge pressure display shall show pressures from 0 to 600 psi. The intake pressure display shall show pressures from -30 in. Hg to 600 psi.

The pressure governor and display shall be programmed to interface with a Cummins X15 engine.

Location of the governor and monitoring display shall be: determined at pre-construction.

Pump Operator Panel
The pump operator panel will be located on the left side of the apparatus. The gauges and controls mounted on the operator panel will be located for operator convenience, and be properly illuminated for night operation. All gauges and controls will be clearly identified with color coded marker plates.

Color coding and labeling to match the Fire Department’s standards.

The right side of the apparatus shall have a stainless steel pump panel for the right side discharge and suction. The upper portion of the panel shall be a vertically hinged door to allow access to the plumbing.

A separate, vertically hinged gauge panel will be provided for ease of access during repairs and servicing.

The pump operator panel will be entirely fabricated from stainless steel. The panel will be divided into three (3) separate sections for ease of access, the top gauge panel, the center section with all the push pull controls and the bottom section with the main suction, discharges and drains. Both the left side operator’s panel and the right side pump panel will have a brushed satin finish to reduce glare.

The following gauges will be installed on the pump operator panel:
 3-1/2” No Shock liquid filled master pump pressure with white face and black numbering 30-0- 600
 3-1/2” No Shock liquid filled master intake pressure with white face and black numbering 30- 0-600
 2-1/2” No Shock liquid filled discharge pressure with white face and black numbering 30-0- 600 for the cross lay, left and right-side discharge and rear discharges  Class 1 Enfo II display for water temp, oil pressure, RPM and voltage  Fuel Gauge
 Automatic transmission temperature gauge
 Pump engaged light
 Water and foam tank level gauges
 Test Ports for Pump Pressure and Vacuum gauges
 RPM test counter to check pump speed during tests
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34 The following controls will be mounted on the pump operator panel on the left side of the apparatus:
 Electronic Fire Research Incontrol pressure governor control  Primer control
 Pump panel light switch
 Main and override controls for the 6” main suction
 1/4 turn control lever for the 3” discharge
 1/4 turn control lever for the 3” auxiliary suction
 Tank fill push/pull control
 Tank suction push/pull
 Auxiliary cooling valve
 Indirect control valve
 Female air fitting
 All drain valve controls
 Master pump drain
Discharge Gauge Connections And Tubing Lines
All discharge and suction gauge tubing lines, pump cooler lines and other small water lines under 1/2” or smaller shall be high pressure nylon tubing rated for 600 P.S.I. or greater. All tubing shall be protected from heat and abrasions. All tubing line fittings and connectors will be of high quality brass construction and will be either flare nut or compression ferrule nut style.

Water & Foam Tank Level Gauge

A FRC TankVision Pro 9 LED water and foam tank level indicator shall be installed on the pump operator instrument panel. The gauge shall provide the pump operator with an accurate reading of the water and foam tank level. The gauge shall indicate Full, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4, and Empty. The refill light shall flash at 1/4 tank down chasing LEDs when the tank is almost empty. The level gauge shall be wired to the main battery switch to show water level at any time the battery switch is on. The indicator shall receive an input signal from an electronic pressure sensor. The sensor shall be mounted from the outside of the water tank near the bottom. No probe shall be placed on the interior of the tank. Wiring shall be weather resistant and have automotive type plug-in connectors. Exact location shall be determined at preconstruction meeting.

Outside Cab Mounted Water Tank Level Gauge
A FRC TankVision Maxvision LED tank display water tank level gauge shall be installed on outside the cab in the upper rear corner on both sides. The tank level gauge shall show volume of tank with Full 4 green, ¾ three blue, 1/ 2 yellow, ¼ 1 red, and will flash down with chasing LED’s when tank is almost empty. Exact location shall be determined at preconstruction meeting.

Fuel Level Gauge
One 2-1/4” fuel gauge shall be provided on the left upper pump panel to monitor the fuel level.

Hour Meter
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35 One (1) Hobbs hour meter shall be provided and mounted on the upper pump panel to register pump hours. The hour meter shall be wired through the pump shift control to only record hours while the pump is engaged.

WATER TANK
General
The water tank shall be designed to utilize all available room within the apparatus body and to keep the bottom of the main hose bed as low as possible as well as the center of gravity. The foam tank shall also be integrated into the tank to minimize impact on storage space. The water tank must also be fully warranted for the life of the apparatus. The tank may be constructed of either cold rolled steel tank built by the manufacturer or a UPF brand Poly Tank. Regardless of design or material, the tank must meet the NFPA 1901 standards and the following minimum guidelines.

The water tank shall be designed to be completely independent of the body and compartments. All joints and seams are to be welded and tested for maximum strength and integrity.

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36 The water tank shall be custom designed to utilize all available area within the apparatus body while still providing a 1” space between the back walls of all compartments for drilling and mounting equipment in the compartment. This tank shall be designed to provide for as low of an overall tank height and resulting in a lower overall main hose bed height and center of gravity.

The tank cover shall be recessed for a flush design. Lifting dowels shall be incorporated into the lid and properly braced to enhance removal and installation of the tank.

The swash partitions shall be manufactured of the same material as the tank itself and shall be equipped with vent and air holes to permit movement of air and water between compartments to provide maximum water flow. All swash partitions interlock and are welded to one another as well as to the walls of the tank.

The tank shall have a reinforced floor for added strength and durability. The tank shall be isolated from the body substructure cross members and/or frame with 1/2" x 2 1/2" rubber strips that are 60 durometer in hardness. The tank shall sit nested inside the center body substructure and shall be completely removable without disturbing the body side panels. Tank stops on all four sides will keep the tank from shifting front to back or side to side.

Fill opening shall be approximately 10" x 10". The tower will have a removable screen and a hinged type cover that will open if the tank is filled at an excess rate. The fill tower shall have an overflow large enough to handle full flow from the tank fill line and designed to discharge underneath the tank, behind the rear wheels. The overflow shall terminate above the tank water level when filled to the rated capacity. A rear secondary tank vent shall be provided to prevent entrapment of air when filling on a decline and will vent next to the overflow. The fill tower shall be located in the left front hose bed.

The sump will be located in line with the tank suction valve and positioned as close to the center of the tank as possible to utilize the greatest amount of water regardless of inclination of the apparatus. There shall be a 4" tube installed that will run from the suction outlet to the sump location to provide an internal suction. Tank to pump lines coming from under the tank to the pump are not acceptable. The tank will have an anti-swirl plate located approximately 2" above the sump. The sump shall have a 3" clean out with a reducer and 2” quarter turn valve installed for use in draining and cleaning out the tank. The valve shall be oriented to be easily reached from under the apparatus.

In addition to the tank suction valve outlet located in the sump, there shall be a 2” outlet provided for the tank fill valve. There shall also be pass-through provisions provided for rear discharges. All plumbing passing through the tank shall be free floating and will not be an integral part of the tank.

Tank Capacity
The tank shall have a certified capacity for 500 gallons.

Integrated Foam Tank
One (1) 25 gallon Class A foam tank shall be provided and integrated into the water tank. There shall be a fill tower approximately 10" x 10" with a vented lid on the right front side of the tank. A label that reads "Foam Tank Fill" shall be placed on the foam tank fill tower lid.

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37 APPARATUS ELECTRICAL
Electrical General
The following specifications are intended to provide minimum guidelines for the apparatus 12VDC electrical power system. The apparatus shall be equipped with heavy duty 12 volt negative ground system using the most current material and techniques available to the industry. The chassis electrical system including batteries, alternator, pump panel systems and all controls shall be a seamless interface to the apparatus body electrical system. It shall include all parts, components, switches, relays, wiring, and other devices necessary to assure complete and correct operation which shall be located in the chassis electrical panel.

All lights required to meet Federal Government Code for vehicles of this size and design are to be provided and installed. These lights shall include the headlamps and front turn signals with hazard switch, cab marker and clearance lights, back up lights, stop-turn-tail and license plate lights.

All wiring shall be SXL or GXL rated stranded copper alloy conductors of a gauge rated to carry a minimum of 125 percent of the maximum current for which the circuit is protected. The apparatus shall be wired to meet or exceed SAE J1292, Automobile, Truck, Truck Tractor, Trailer and Motor Coach Wiring, for such loading at the potential employed. Voltage drops in all wiring, from the power source to the using device under full amperage load, shall not exceed 10 percent. Sixteen (16) gauge or smaller conductors shall not be used in the cab or chassis. Ground wires for ABS ECU, engine and transmission ECM, shall run directly to a ground connection at the frame rails. NO EXCEPTIONS Wiring shall be clearly labeled by circuit function code every three inches over each conductor's entire length. All multiplexed instrumentation wiring looms shall be independently routed and clearly identifiable as such. The entire labeling system shall correspond with the electrical wiring schematics furnished with the apparatus. Wiring shall be thoroughly mechanically secured in place. All wiring will be adequately protected from heat, oil, water and mechanical injury using braided or split looms or conduit. Where wire passes through sheet metal, rubber grommets shall be used to protect both wiring and wire looms. ADHESIVE LOOM CLIPS SHALL NOT BE ACCEPTABLE.

All circuits shall be protected by means of automatic reset breakers located in the chassis electrical panel. Fuses shall not be used for any emergency lighting circuits and should only be used for those add on features that come equipped with a fuse holder from the manufacturer such as the electronic siren, radios, intercom, etc. Where fuses are used, they shall be readily accessible either at the device or in the chassis electrical panel and shall be clearly and permanently labeled. No in line fuse shall be located or hidden inside a loom.

All apparatus running, driving, and emergency lights will be in accordance with all local, state, and federal regulations in effect at time of delivery. Two (2) as built wiring diagrams will be supplied by bidder.

Non-Emergency Lighting
Rear turn signal lights shall be Whelen M6C series LED arrows design with amber lenses, model M6BTT mounted on the rear of the apparatus, one on each side in a chrome bezel as specified below.

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38 below. The stoplights shall illuminate when the service brakes, transmission retarder or engine compression brake is activated, or the parking brakes are applied and the master battery switch is in the "on" position.

A third stoplight shall be a grommet mounted in the center of the rear compartment body bulkhead just under the horizontal handrail, protected from hose coupling or equipment damage. The stoplight shall illuminate with the aforementioned stoplights. The Fire Department, at the pre-construction conference, shall approve the led stoplight and mounting location.

Backup lights shall be Whelen M6 series LED high intensity design with white lenses, model #M6BUW mounted on the rear of the apparatus, one on each side in a chrome bezel as specified below. The backup lights shall illuminate when the transmission is in reverse and the ignition and the master battery switches are in the “on” position. The lights shall also be wired to illuminate when the rear scene lights are used to provide additional lighting to the rear. The exact location will be determined at the preconstruction conference.

The turn, tail, stop and backup lights shall be mounted in a Whelen Four light chrome flange Model#M6FCV4.

Two (2) rear deck lights, Whelen Pioneer Plus Model#PCPSM1C shall be provided and installed at the upper rear of the apparatus. In addition to the cab controls, these lights shall be interfaced to come on anytime the apparatus is placed in reverse. They will also be wired so they can be turned on by Vista display as rear lights
Two (2) Technic model E96-w500-1surface mounted spot/flood light combo with stainless steel housings shall be provided, one on each side in the rear wheel well. The lights shall be wired to illuminate when the apparatus is placed in reverse and when the rear scene lights are turned on.

Four (4) , Whelen Pioneer Plus Model#PCP2ASF , 2 located on each side mounted on the buildup as directed. Lights to be switched by side in the cab (VMux) turned on one button for left side, or right side lights. One will be midspan of upper coffin box and one on side of cab upper between front and rear doors. Final location will be determined at preconstruction conference.

One (1) Cast Products polished aluminum license plate frame shall be provided at the rear. The frame shall have an integrated enclosed light to illuminate the license.

Three (3) On Scene Solutions Access Series LED lights per compartment shall be installed. Two 2 lights shall be installed vertically on the outside edge of the interior of the compartment. One (1) shall be installed at the top outside edge of the compartment. The light in each compartment shall be on a separate circuit, turning on only those lights that have open compartment doors. No switch shall be provided on the light itself. All lift up doors and rear tail board compartment doors shall have two additional lights recessed into the door pan to provide additional lighting on the ground and under the lower shelves.

Six (6) Tecniq E10 underbody ground lights shall be furnished and installed. Each light shall be mounted on an angled stainless steel bracket to provide maximum light to the ground area around the apparatus. Two lights shall be provided under the rear step to illuminate the ground around the back of the truck. These lights shall be wired to the cab step lights and shall be wired through a relay controlled by the parking brake so that the lights will only illuminate if the brake is set. One light shall be located Agenda Packet Page 172 of 297
39 under each side of the running boards located so as to illuminate the area around the pump panels.

These lights will be wired to the pump panel light circuit.

One (1) Whelen Pioneer series Model:PFP2 12 volt brow light mounted to front center of the cab facing forward with mounting bracket. To be controlled by VMux.

Two (2) Whelen Arges Remote spotlights with controller to be mounted in between driver and Captain seats able for both to comfortably reach and operate. Location to be determined at preconstruction conference. Each light should be in the front corners on top of the cab with best operating range in mind (also to be determined at preconstruction conference ) Emergency Lights & Sirens
The apparatus shall be provided with a NFPA 1901 certified lighting packages that covers all zones around the apparatus. The system shall be manufactured and certified by Whelen Engineering Products. The entire system shall utilize Whelen “M6Super LED” or M9 lighting system. The lights specified below are intended to show the basic layout the Department desires on this apparatus. These specifications are in no way intended to limit the lighting package or modify the certification. The manufacture shall state the exact lighting package that is being proposed in this bid.

One (1) Whelen 72” Freedom 4 light bar ( FN72QLED) shall be mounted on the roof of the cab. The light bar shall be provided with four additional flashing LED modules and a Opticom brand traffic light control emitter model number 9592. All lenses shall be red with the exception of the clear LED’s and the Opticom emitter. The light bar shall be controlled by a single switch in the cab. The Opticom emitter shall have an override that will turn it off when the parking brake is engaged. Exact layout of the light bar shall be approved at the pre-construction conference.

Fourteen (14) Whelen M6C red Super LED M6 or M9 series warning lights with chrome bezels and flashers shall be provided as follows;
 One over each rear wheel quarter panel facing each side  One on each side of the front bumper facing each side  One on each side of the rear of the upper compartments facing the rear  One on each side of the upper rear corner facing the left and right side  One on right side of the rear compartment just above the turn signal bezels facing the rear  One on each side of the front of the cab mounted in the front grill  One on each side of the side of the cab between the front and rear doors.

Two(2) Whelen model M6C Super LED or M9 series warning light with chrome bezel and flasher shall be provided as follows;
 One on left side of the rear compartment just above the turn signal bezels facing the rear  One on upper rear left corner of the “coffin box” facing left One (1) Whelen model TAM85RR 8 Super LED 46” Traffic Advisor mounted flush with a stainless steel protector on rear of the body above the rear cabinet and below the hose bed. The center six LED’s shall be amber and the outer LED on each side shall be red. The traffic advisor shall be split in the middle to allow the rear view camera to mount in line. The Traffic Advisor shall be wired into the emergency lights to provide additional rear warning as well as a control panel in the cab to control the pattern on scene.

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40 One (1) Federal Signal PA 300 electronic siren shall be furnished and recessed mounted in the on doghouse in center radio panel towards the left side in reach of the driver. It shall be 100 watts and feature wail, yelp and hi-low tones with manual wail and manual electronic air horn. The siren and hard wired, noise canceling microphone shall be installed with-in reach of the driver and Captain seat.

There shall be one (1) 100 watt siren speaker furnished and installed behind the front bumper and mounted on the left side.

One Federal model #Q2B 12 volt mechanical rotary siren with chrome plated grill and housing pedestal shall be furnished and recessed behind the right side of the bumper. The siren shall be properly wired with heavy copper cable for minimum voltage drop. A foot switch to engage the siren and a dash mounted siren brake switch shall be provided on both sides of the cab. The foot switches shall be wired to only allow them to be activated when the emergency lights are on. The siren brake switches will operate anytime the main battery switch is on.

An alternating high beam headlamp flashing system shall be installed into the high beam headlamp system that will allow the high beams to flash alternately from left to right. The completed system shall be capable of using high beam to override flashing function and will flash high beams only when the low beam headlamps are selected. An override shall be provided to shut the flasher off when the parking brakes are set.

One (1) Grover 1810 24” Stutter tone emergency air horn shall be recessed in the front bumper on the right side down the outside of the frame rail. The air horn actuation shall be accomplished by the steering wheel horn button and through a dash switch on the right side. An additional switch shall be provided on the left side pump panel.

Rear Warning Buttons
Two (2) cab warning buttons shall be provided on the rear body panels, one (1) each side, to activate a buzzer in the cab. The buttons shall be labeled 1-STOP; 2-GO; 3-BACKUP. The buttons shall be mounted 36” to 48” off the ground so that they are easily reached while standing on the ground.

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41 PAINT AND TRIM
The coating system, as supplied and recommended for application, shall meet all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations now in force or at any time during the courses of the bid. The manufacturer shall supply upon request for each product and component of the system, a properly complete OSHA "Material Data Safety Sheet".

All areas that are to be painted shall be prepared according to DuPont's paint preparation recommendations for Imron 6000 single-stage polyurethane enamel. The final finishing of this apparatus shall meet or exceed accepted automotive standards and designed not only for color retention, but to resist acid rain and most atmospheric chemicals found on the fire ground or emergency scene. In preparation for painting, front wheels, rear wheels, running boards, rear step, compartment doors, and pump panels will be removed from the apparatus and painted separately as required. All trim, hand rails, lights and other surfaces not to be painted will be removed.

All bright metal fittings, if unavailable in stainless steel, shall be heavily chrome plated. Chromium plating shall be of the highest quality decorative type and comply with ASTM Table II, Class 4, "SERVICE VERY SEVERE"; also shall meet ASTM-A-219-58 "THICKNESS" and ASTM-B-380- 61T, Corrosion Test Methods, latest editions. Plating will be guaranteed for a minimum of one year.

All cab painting must be completed prior to the installation of glass accessories or any other cab trim to assure complete paint coverage and maximum corrosion protection. The chassis under carriage consisting of frame, axles, driveline running gear, battery boxes, air tanks and other assorted chassis mounted components shall be painted with standard black paint. Paint shall be applied before airlines and electrical wiring is installed.

To insure maximum rust protection, during construction of various components such as critical body and sub-frame areas which cannot be primed after assembly, two (2) coats of primer will be applied to both contact surfaces of new steel and pre-painted as needed. To ensure full paint coverage all frame and chassis components shall be painted prior to the body installation and the apparatus cab and bodies shall be painted prior to being mounted. Failure to follow this procedure may be cause to reject vehicle.

The apparatus midship pump and mounting brackets will be properly prepared and finish painted prior to installation. The following areas shall not be painted  Diesel engine
 Automatic transmission
 All belts
 Reference information or I.D. plates
 All hoses, hose fittings and hose clamps
 All air, fuel, water or hydraulic hoses
 All wiring or other electrical appurtenances
 All cables, linkage joints or connections
 Adjustment nuts, clevises or pins
 Door interiors
 Grease fittings
All exterior surfaces to be painted shall be fully block sanded with no less than #180 grit to remove all metal surface imperfections and any surface oxidation or surface debris that may hinder the paint Agenda Packet Page 175 of 297
42 adhesion. prior to a degreasing and high pressure, high temperature phosphatizing process. The entire surface shall then be sprayed with a non-chromate sealing compound to prevent formulation of stains or flash rust on previously phosphatized parts.

All surfaces shall be primed with two (2) full coats of DuPont Corlar high-solids epoxy enamel or Department approved equal primer designed for corrosion resistance and surface paint adhesion, to give a final dry thickness of 1.5-1.8 mils. The coats shall be lightly sanded (#360 wet, #320 dry) between coats and shall be cleaned and
dry prior to painting. The top primer coat shall be lightly block sanded with #400 grit and water.

The completed primed unit shall be cleaned, blown free of dust, washed with thinner and wiped with tack cloths. The unit then shall be sprayed with a minimum of two (2) coats of base color paint, followed by three (3) coats of clear. Entire clear coat (including loose parts and door jams) shall be wet sanded and buffed out for final finish prior to re-assembly.

The cab shall be painted two-tone, grey over black with a finished break line at the roof drip rail and come down the front to the top of the grill on the cab’s front fascia. Exact paint break area shall be approved by the Department at the pre-construction conference.

A 1/2" gold leaf strip trimmed in black pinstripe shall be applied on the break line between the two different colored surfaces. Cab underside and doors shall be undercoated to provide noise reduction in the cab and provide protection against rust and corrosion.

Finish paint color shall be Dupont Imron 6000 (red) Chico’s build color and Dupont Imron 6000(charcoal grey) Chico’s build color. Final colors to be determined at preconstruction conference.

The compartment interiors shall be finished painted white with black swirl Zolatone. The inside of the compartment doors nor the shelf adjustment brackets shall not be painted.

Reflective Striping
There shall be a 6" high Grey reflective "Scotch-Lite" stripe applied to the outside perimeter of the chassis and apparatus. The strip shall be made of a 4” main stripe with a 1”break followed by a 1” stripe. The strips shall be joined in the front of the cab with a half radius and shall have a swooped “S” on the rear portion of the cab to drop the main stripe lower on the body. The main stripe on the rear doors of the body shall have EMERGENCY DIAL 911” cut into the stripe in the stripe in the standard fashion to allow the red back ground to show through. A solid 4” grey reflective stripe shall be applied across the back of the apparatus. The reflective striping shall be applied around the perimeter of the apparatus to match existing apparatus.

Door Lettering
The lettering shall be gold leaf adhesive Scotchcal with black “Drop Shade” shadowing and edging.

The lettering shall be approximately 3” in height plus the drop shade. The gold leaf shall have small engine turn swirls. Lettering on the front doors shall be “El Cerrito” in an arch over the Department seal and “FIRE” in a reverse arch under the seal. “El Cerrito” in a straight line shall also be provided on the front of the cab above the windshield or the front of the hood. On the rear doors of the cab shall be the lettering ENGINE in the same size as the front doors but shall be in a straight line. The numbers 71 shall be provided and centered below the word Engine. These numbers shall be 6” in height. The font of all lettering shall be “Classic Americana Bold” to match the department existing design.

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43 The word PARAMEDIC shall be provided in black reflective vinyl. The font shall be a script type that is approved by the Department and shall be centered in the grey reflective striping on the front doors of the cab.

Body Striping
Gold leaf adhesive 1/2" striping shall be applied to the perimeter of all the body side compartments and compartment door areas. The striping shall be Scotchcal with small engine turn swirls and black edging. A grey accent pin stripe shall be applied to the inside of the gold stripe. The perimeter striping shall have custom corner scroll design in the lower rear compartment door on each side to match department style. All striping shall terminate with a swirled tip.

Body Lettering
The lettering shall be gold leaf adhesive Scotchcal with black “Drop Shade” shadowing and edging.

The lettering shall be located on the right and left upper portion of the rear body the words “El Cerrito Fire” shall be 6.5 inches tall. The font of all lettering shall be “Classic Americana Bold” to match the department existing design.

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44 EQUIPMENT
Zico Wheel Chocks
Two (2) NFPA compliant Ziamatic folding wheel chocks model # SAC-44 shall be supplied with the apparatus. They shall be stored in Ziamatic model #SAC-44-H underbody horizontal mounts, one located on each side of the apparatus just rear of the rear wheels so to not affect the angel of departure.

Ground Ladder
One (1) Duo-Safety 24' two (2) section aluminum extension ladder series 900A with static kernmantle halyard
One (1) Duo-Safety 14’ series 775A roof ladder
One (1) Duo-Safety 10’ folding ladder series 585A
Hard Suction Hose
Two (2) 10' x 6" Kochek Flex-Lite suction hose with 6” NST lightweight rocker lug couplings One (1) 6” Kochek lightweight barrel strainer
Extinguisher
One (1) Amerex brand (model A411) 20 lb. ABC extinguisher with a rating of 20A 120 BC shall be provided with a heavy duty vehicle mounting bracket. The extinguisher shall be mounted at time of construction. Exact location to be determined during pre-construction conference.

One (1) 2.5 gallon water extinguisher
Anchor Points
Six (6) 2inch hitch type receivers shall be installed and rated to provide a 9,000 lb rescue anchor point.

Two (2) shall be mounted under the front bumper on each end. Two mid span under pump running board. Two (2) shall be installed rear of the rear wheels in a fashion that ground clearance is not compromised. Exact location to be determined during pre-construction.

Fan
Blowhard Quickee 20” battery powered ventilation fan.

Extrication equipment
1--S 789E2 Edraulic Cutter Package includes 2 batteries and a 12 V charging unit (Hurst 272999000) 1--SP 5557E2 Edraulic Spreader Package includes 2 batteries and a 12 V charging unit (Hurst 271555000)
1—R521E Edraulic 2 Ram Package includes 2 batteries and a 12 v charging unit (Hurst 274085000) Agenda Packet Page 178 of 297
45 1-Plastixs Plus Edraulic 789 horizontal mount
1-Plastixs Plus Edraulic 555 horizontal mount
1 -110v power supply adapter plug (Hurst 272085412)
1 -Hurst KSV 11 chain set 81-67-20 (2- 6.5’ chains with shortening hooks) 1 -Rescue 42 kit #Telecrib Truck kit CTC-6002
1 -20’heavy duty chain set with shortening hooks CTC-521 4-Rescue 42 accessories CTC-524 mounting brackets
4 - Turtle plastic standard step chocks black (Part SC-1) 1 -B post boot (Rescue 42 O plate Junior) Red
Lighting
4 -Fire Volcan 180 (44311) LED with charging base (12 volt) 2 –Acron Revel Scout light with chargers
Gas monitor
Drager x-am 2500 with 12 volt mounted charger
Drager x-am 125 external pump
Tools
1 -Fire Axe Inc. 8# Flat head 32” wood handle
1 -Paratech (SPF)Single forged hooligan 30” 22000600
1 -Stihl MS 462 with 20” bar
1 - Blowhard quickee battery powered fan with charger
1 -Bullard QXT thermal imaging Camera with wireless truck mount charger 1 –Firehooks unlimited 6’ New York Roof Hook, black
1 –Firehooks unlimited 8’ New York Roof Hook, black
1 -Nuplaglas Roof ventilation Pole round with grip (RH-6D) 6’ rubbish hook (36560) SCBA’s
8 – 4500psi 45 minute Carbon Cylinder
Hose
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46 2 lengths Key Combat Sniper (DP17-100S) All Polyester Nitrile Lined Attack Hose, 1.75”x 100’, coupled 1.5” Color Red (Hotel Pack)
2 lengths Key Combat Sniper (DP17-100S) All Polyester Nitrile Lined Attack Hose, 1.75”x50’, coupled 1.5” Color Red (Bumper Line)
4 Lengths Key Combat Sniper (DP17-100S) All Polyester Nitrile lined Attack Hose 1.75”x50’, coupled at 1.5” Color Yellow (CROSSLAYS Front)
4 Lengths Key Combat Sniper (DP17-100S) All Polyester Nitrile lined Attack Hose 1.75”x50’, coupled at 1.5” Color Blue (CROSSLAYS Rear) Clear Coat
6 Lengths Key Combat Sniper (DP17-100S) All Polyester Nitrile lined Attack Hose 1.75”x50’, coupled at 1.5” Color Clear coat (Rear bulk)
3 Lengths Matex Cobra Combat Attack Hose 2.3”x50’, coupled at 2.5” Color Orange (Hi-rise packs)
4 Lengths Matex Cobra Combat Attack Hose 2.3”x50’, coupled at 2.5” Color Blue (Bulk load) 10 Lengths Matex Cobra Combat Attack Hose 2.3”x50’, coupled at 2.5” Color Green (500’ Dead load)
10 Lengths DF3X50YEN NAFHDURAFLOW 3”X50’ CPLD 2.5NH YELLOW DURA-FLOW 800 DJ HOSE (3”)
10 Lengths TF5X100Y45EN-ACE 5”X100’ CPLD 4.5NH YELLOW TRI FLOW LDH HOSE (5”

SUPPLY)
1 Length DF3X25YEN NAFHDURAFLOW 3”X25’ HOSEWITH 2.5” NH CPLG

YELLOW(SIDE FILLER)
1 Lengths TF5X50Y45EN-ACE 5”X25’ CPLD 4.5NH YELLOW TRI FLOW LDH HOSE(SIDE SUCT)
6 Lengths OB15X100YFN NAFH 1.5X100’ CPLD 1.5NH YEL OUTBACK 600 SJ HOSE (WILDLAND)
4 Lengths LBH1X50RRAN NAFH1X50’ CPLD 1NH RED LIGHTWEIGHT POLYESTER (BOOSTER HOSE)
2 Lengths DB175X10TEN NAFH 1.75X10’ CPLD 1.5NH TAN DURA-BUILT 800 DJ HOSE (CROSS PIG)
Nozzles and fittings
5 (Five) Elkhart XD Shutoff 1.5 (no pistol grip)
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47 3 (Three) Elkhart XD Shutoff 2.5 (no pistol grip)
3 (Three) Elkhart Chief XD TIPS Mid-Range 1.5 Rigid Inlet, Spinning Stainless Steel, 150 GPM @50 psi
1 (One) Elkhart Chief XD Tips High Range 2.5 Rigid Inlet, Spinning Stainless Steel, 250 GPM @50 psi
4 (Four) Elkhart Smooth Bore single tips 187-XD Short barrel, 7/8” 3 (Three) Elkhart Smooth Bore Single Tips 187-XD-Short Barrel, 1-1/8” 2 (Two) Elkhart 102A “Bell” style swivel Reducer, 2.5” Female NST x 1.5” Male NHT 1 Elkhart Brass Standpipe Bag Kit:
1-Standpipe Bag
1- 228A Pressure Gauge

1. 105A Elbow
1- X-46A Gate Valve
2- T-464 Spanner Wrenches
1 (One) Elkhart 111A Increaser 1.5” Female NHT x 2.5” Male NHT (PN:11386007) 9 (Nine)- Fire By Trade: Hose Strap 23”
Wildland Hose Packs
Six (6) Wolfpack Gear wildland hose packs # HP-2500-BK
Hand Lights
Four (4) Streamlight Vulcan 180 Vehicle Mount system DC Includes quick release shoulder strap – Orange item#44315
Spanner Wrenches
One (1) sets of Akron Two (2) wrench Holders with two (2) style 10 wrenches item#448.

Two (2) sets of Akron Brass Triple wrench holder with one style 15 and two style 10 Communications
One (1) Firecom 5200D head unit
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48 Four (4) Firecom UH-51 headsets
Four (4) Firecom HM-10 headset modules
Two (2) Firecom interface cables
A) MR-52X interface for Motorola APX 8500 radio
B) Part number A-00051400 for BK KNG M-150 radio
Four (4) Headset hanger hooks
One (1) Cradle Point IBR 900 Modem
One (1) Panorama low profile 9 in 1 antenna (Wattco# PWAT-181-TW-CP9-CCCPFD) One (1) EBRCS Radio is a Motorola APX 8500 purchased at Red Cloud One (1) BK KNG M-150 purchased at Cross Connections
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Attachment 3
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Attachment 4

EL CERRITO FIRE DEPARTMENT
10900 San Pablo Avenue
El Cerrito, CA 94530
(510) 215-4450
FAX (510) 232-4917
Date: April 12, 2022
To: City Council
From: Michael Pigoni: Fire Chief / Fire Marshal
Subject: Results of Requests for Proposal for Lease to Own Quotes Requests for Proposals for Lease to Own (Lease Purchase) quotes were solicited from three finance leasing companies. These were:

Fire Capital Equipment Leasing Corporation
P.O. Box 1018
East Sandwich, MA. 02537
Terms: 9 Years 10 Years 12 Years
Payment: $147,504.08 $134,782.17 $115,858.41
Interest: @ 3.061% @3.077% @3.117%
Total Payment: $1,327,536.70 $1,347,821.70 $1,390,300.90 Leasing 2 Inc.
720 West Cass Street
Tampa, Florida 33606
Terms: 9 Years 10 Years 12 Years
Payment: $150,544.49 No Quote No Quote
Interest: @ 3.160%
Total Payment: $1,354,900.40
Sparta Commercial Services
555 5th Ave 14th Floor
New York, NY 10017
Terms: 9 Years 10 Years 12 Years
Payment: $151,371.25 $138,957.59 $120,264.42
Interest: @ 3.620% @3.680% @3.7507%
Total Payment: $1,362,341.20 $1,389,575.90 $1,443,173.00 Agenda Packet Page 185 of 297
© 1985-2022 Copyright First Capital Equipment Leasing Corp. All rights reserved. Rev 031722 March 28, 2022
Michael Pigoni, Fire Chief
City of El Cerrito, California (Fire Department)
Main PH: 510-215-4450 ● Contact PH: 510-812-4503 ● Email: [email protected]

C O N F I D E N T I A L
Government Fire Apparatus Lease-to-Own Financing Quotation & General Terms #2 City of El Cerrito, California
Equipment to Be Financed: (1) New 2022 HI-TECH Spartan Gladiator EMFD 1,500 GPM Type I Fire Pumper Exact descriptions required
Anticipated Vendor Delivery/Payment: T.B.D.

Net Amount to Finance: $1,145,241.25 Program: MUNI-J
OPTIONS 9 YEARS 10 Years 12 Years
Lease-to-Own Payment: $147,504.08 / Year $ 134,782.17 / Year $ 115,858.41 / Year Fixed Interest: 3.061% 3.077% 3.117%
Rates Locked thru Signing Date: Apr 28, 2022 (Rates float after April 28, 2022, and contract terms are subject to change) Lease Closing & Fund-to-Escrow Date: May 05, 2022 (Funds can be disbursed (4) four business days after Closing, Delivery & Acceptance *) Down Payment + Security Deposit: Waived (Due at Lease Signing) Documentation & Legal: $687 (Due at Lease Signing)
First Annual Lease Payment Due: May 05, 2023
Our EXPERIENCE COUNTS! Call me at 800-541-0114 x-22!
Regards,
Vice President of Government Finance
[email protected]
IMPORTANT NOTES – PLEASE READ ME!

This is a very low interest, TAX-EXEMPT MUNICIPAL LEASE-TO-OWN FINANCING QUOTATION for the City of El Cerrito, California (“LESSEE, you, your”), not a contract or a commitment to finance by First Capital Equipment Leasing Corporation (“FCELC”). THE PARTIES TO THE CONTRACT will be CAPITAL ONE PUBLIC FINANCE (the “BANK”) and the City of El Cerrito, California (LESSEE)). State, county, and municipal entities, special districts & authorities must qualify as issuers of tax-exempt debt under IRS Section 103 of 1986. THIS IS A MUNICIPAL LEASE FOR A GOVERNMENT ENTITY, NOT A COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT LEASE. TAX-EXEMPT MUNICIPAL FINANCING IS LEASE-TO-OWN AND IS THE LOWEST-COST TYPE OF NON-DEBT FINANCING FOR GOVERNMENTS. UNLIKE a commercial lease, there is NO MONEY DOWN AT SIGNING OR MONEY DUE AT THE END OF THE LEASE. THERE ARE NO MILEAGE OR USAGE LIMITATIONS AND NO CONDITION SURCHARGES. THERE IS NO BUYOUT OR BALLOON PAYMENT AND NO EQUIPMENT RETURN. UNLIKE a commercial lease, the CITY OF EL CERRITO OWNS ALL VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT; VEHICLES ARE TITLED IN EL CERRITO’S NAME AND REMAIN IN ITS POSSESSION DURING AND AFTER THE LEASE. ALL CONTRACTS INCLUDE AMORTIZATION AND EARLY PAYOFF SCHEDULES. INTEREST RATES ARE FIXED AND DISCLOSED. UNLIKE a commercial lease, NON-APPROPRIATION LANGUAGE IS AUTOMATICALLY INCLUDED where required by law. The only maintenance required is keeping the equipment in good condition and proper working order during the lease. The quotation pricing, conditions, and terms are subject to a credit-based review, final vendor & equipment approval, applicable federal, state & local laws, and are subject to change, correction, or withdrawal by FCELC. The LEASE CONTRACT will incorporate the financing terms and conditions approved for this offer and is the sole, entire and final financing agreement between you, FCELC, any assignee hereof and supersedes all previous quotations and discussions. The INTEREST RATE shown is the FIXED, effective annual rate. Vehicles and equipment are sourced by you from any vendors, including state contract holders and purchasing cooperatives, and sold directly to you by the vendor(s) you select. The vehicles and equipment are subject to FCELC’s security interest during the lease term. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE: FCELC must receive your executed contract no later than the signing date above, after which interest rates and payments float. FCELC may adjust the payment amounts or interest rates offered based on changes in the transaction amount, timing, lease structure, equipment to be financed, material omissions, or inaccuracies in the information provided to FCELC, or adverse changes in Lessee’s financial status or credit rating prior to funding. Lease payments do not include required insurance, title fees, sales, use or other taxes, tags, maintenance, consumables, vendor usage, or “click” charges, delivery, or installation unless specifically included herein. Vendor deposits, advances, or progress payments are NOT INCLUDED unless approved in writing. * VENDORS ARE PAID ON YOUR BEHALF BY BANK WIRE TRANSFER FOUR (4) BUSINESS DAYS AFTER: 1) FCELC’s timely receipt of the executed lease contract and schedules, 2) Your confirmation of delivery and unqualified acceptance thereof, and 3) FCELC’s receipt of your Vendor Payment authorization including required insurance (see Vendor Prompt Payment Notes). The information in this quotation is not intended to be and should not be construed as “advice.” FCELC IS NOT A MUNICIPAL ADVISOR, MUNICIPAL FINANCIAL CONSULTANT, FIDUCIARY, OR AGENT for any person or entity under Section 15B of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the municipal advisor rules of the SEC, or otherwise. FCELC acts for its account only and is not recommending that Lessee take any action regarding this Quotation. The Lessee should carefully review this Quotation and all FCELC documentation with such independent financial, tax, and legal advisors as it deems appropriate. 
Quotation Terms & Important Notes
I have CIRCLED my preferred Term & Payment Amount above. I have reviewed and approved this Financing Quotation and the Important Notes below. We’re ready to go!
Approved By: ________________________________
Title: Date:

Agenda Item No. 8.A.

Municipal Lease-to-Own Financing Municipal Interest Rates are Much Lower.

You’ll save A LOT with VERY LOW INTEREST municipal lease-to-own financing for your government fleet vehicles, police, public works, schools, and fire equipment. Right out of the box, it’s just a better deal. Here’s why: Our municipal interest rates start much lower, allowing us to offer significantly lower municipal financing to your government. It’s a fact: Taxexempt municipal leasing is your lowest-cost source of non-debt financing.

Use Your State Contract Pricing, Government Buying Co-Op, or Any Vendor You Choose.

Vehicles and municipal equipment are sourced by you from any vendors you select. Use the dealer’s best government pricing (generally the lowest available to anyone). Shop smart! Use your buying power.

Why Pay in Advance, When You Can Pay-As-You-Go?
When you pay the full cash up-front for equipment that lasts for years, you’re soaking up dollars that could fund other projects this year—the classic budget trap. “Pay-As-You-Go” is the most cost-effective option, by far.

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Lease-To-Own. No Money Down, No Mileage, No Lease Payoffs or Balloons.

Our tax-exempt municipal programs are “lease-to-own” under IRS rules. You OWN all vehicles and equipment (even the vehicles are registered by you, titled in your government’s name, and remain in your government name and possession after the lease. No equipment returns or buyouts. (If you don’t own the vehicles, you probably don’t have a very lowinterest municipal lease and are likely paying too much) We’ll be happy to show you real numbers.

Our Municipal Leases are Designed Specifically for Governments like yours.

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Non-Appropriation Language. It’s in there!
Sometimes called a “funding out” clause, it allows spending over multiple budget years. This language is required by law, and it’s not in a commercial lease. We automatically include non-appropriation provisions in every contract, wherever required by law, and keep your agency in compliance. (for governments only) Get a Quote Anytime – Call!

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© 2021-2022 First Capital Equipment Leasing. All rights reserved Rev 032222 Sad to say, but super-low municipal interest rates that had bottomed out for the last two years are marching up at an unprecedented rate—Wall Street analysts see more to come. Can your agency afford higher prices for the same equipment in 2022? Interest Rates
are Going Up
(a lot!)
It’s “the perfect storm,” and most governments can’t financially “out-maneuver” long-term financial trends like sky-high interest rates and exploding inflation.

Whammy! Every government acquisition’s “all-in” cost will be significantly higher in the next 12 months. Your agency will be spending more for everything and getting less as INTEREST RATES ROCKET UP from historically low rates just 6-12 months ago.

Double Whammy! Inflation (nearly flat for years) is driving up vehicle & equipment costs. INFLATION IS HIGHER THAN IT’S BEEN IN 40 YEARS. There are no indications that this is just “temporary.” ●
Lock in today’s rates, or lose them!
Invest in saving money! Our advice? Start now. Everything already costs more than just a few months ago. BUT, you can still lock in current equipment prices, lower interest rates, and lower budget payments for years if you act now. Get a free, fast, one-page lease-to-own quote using our still-lower interest municipal rates for government fleet vehicles, law enforcement, fire, school, IT, construction, public works, energy upgrades, IT hardware, and software. See the actual payments and interest rates on whatever you’ll need over the coming months. Deferring this decision will only cost you more. What’s the downside to knowing? First Capital Equipment Leasing Corp.
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WALL STREET JOURNAL “The Fed Maps Out 2022 Rate Increases” “Fed Lifts Rates & Signals SIX MORE RATE INCREASES likely” (6!) “Inflation Speeds to 40-Year High.”
“…Fed ready to be more aggressive.”
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Credit Application for State, County & Municipal Government Transactions Over $100,000 Please fill out this application in as much detail as possible. Attach additional pages as necessary.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Legal Name of Lessee: Fed. Tax ID #:

Address: Fiscal Year Starts (Mon/Day):

City: County: State: Zip:

Date municipality was established: Does the Lessee self-insure for property/liability insurance? Yes No Contact Person: Title: Email:

Phone: ( ) Fax: ( )
Alt. Contact Person: Title: Phone: ( )
Person Authorized to Sign Contract: Title: Phone: ( )
Person Authorized to Attest Signature: Title:

Dates of Next (3) Scheduled Board Meetings: 1) 2) 3)

TRANSACTION INFORMATION
Total Cost of Equipment: $ Lease Term (# of years):
**Down Payment Amount: $ Source of Down Payment (fund name):

Trade-In Amount: Payment Amount (per lease quote) $:

Other: $ First Lease-Payment-Due-Date (per lease quote):

Net Amount to Finance: $ Payment Frequency: Monthly Quarterly Semi-Annually Annually

**Lessee’s down payment should be made before or at delivery. Proof of down payment is required before vendor disbursement(s), unless previously authorized.

Has the Lessee paid the vendor for any portion of the equipment being financed? Yes No What fund will the remaining payments be made from? General Special (specify):

EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
Equipment Description - including vendor, make, and model (attach quote and if available, a brochure):

New Equipment: Yes No If no, list age of equipment or date manufactured:

Refurbished/Used: Yes No What Year:

Replacement: Yes No Age of current equipment: Year purchased:

If not a replacement, why is the equipment needed?
Soft Costs Included: Yes No Amount of soft costs included (shipping, software, tax etc.): $ Is a previous lease/loan buyout included in the amt. requested? Yes No Amount of buyout included: $ Anticipated Equipment Delivery Date(s):

Physical location (address) of equipment after delivery:

Describe the essential use of the equipment being acquired:

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FOR BUILDING PROJECTS ONLY
Is the project an addition, renovation, or a new building? Does the Lessee own the land? Yes No Is the land included in the financing? Yes No If yes, what is the cost of the land? What is the physical address of the new project?
Provide the current building’s age, estimated market value, square feet, and a brief description of facility layout:

Provide a brief description of the addition, renovation, or new building:

What is the essential use of the new building project?

FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Have the Lessee’s expenditures exceeded revenues for any one of the last three years? Yes No. If YES, please explain why and what measures were taken to correct the shortfall:

MUNICIPAL
CREDIT

APPLICATION
STD CA
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MUNICIPAL

CREDIT APPLICATION

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El Cerrito City CouncilApril 19, 2022

El Cerrito City Council
April 19, 2022