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CITY OF ELK GROVE
AUGUST 9, 2023
REGULAR MEETING
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Subject: RE: 8/9/2023 Speaker PowerPoint
Date: Tuesday, August 8, 2023 8:43:00 AM
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Good Morning,
I am confirming receipt of your email and file attachment.
At the City Council meeting of July 26, 2023, the City Council provided clarification on the administrative policy regarding third party use of City video equipment at public meetings, in particular the use of the display systems is intended for specific agendized matters, and not for display of items raised during general public comment.
Your submitted item will be distributed to the full City Council and staff and available to individuals on request, but the item will not be displayed on City systems during the meeting.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, feel free to contact me, 478-2286, [email protected]
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Kirk Thomson
Sent: Tuesday, August 8, 2023 8:35 AM
To: Jason Lindgren <[email protected]>
Subject: 8/9/2023 Speaker PowerPoint
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Hi!
I intend to speak at tomorrow’s City Council meeting, but I have a PowerPoint presentation that goes along with it. You can find that attached to this email. Please let me know if there is any other information I need to send to you, or if there is any information you feel is relevant to me.
Thank you!
Kirk Thomson
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From: Jeff Werner
To: Bobbie Singh-Allen; Kevin Spease; Darren Suen; Rod Brewer; Sergio Robles Cc: Jason Behrmann; Jason Lindgren; Kristin Parsons; Sean Gallagher; Christina Castro; Shoaib Ahrary; Travis Kuhn; Stacey Farris
Subject: Harvest Water Program
Date: Monday, August 7, 2023 3:42:17 PM
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Harvest Water MOU .msg
Good evening Mayor and City Council,
At the City Council meeting this Wednesday, staff from Sacramento County Regional Sanitation District (Regional San) will deliver a presentation on the Harvest Water Program (Item 9.1). Public Works staff has reviewed a draft version of the presentation and provided feedback to Regional San.
Their presentation will provide an overview of the project, anticipated timeline, and public outreach efforts they are planning. It will also discuss how recycled water can benefit the City of Elk Grove and surrounding areas. The latest schedule provided by the District anticipates the project will advertise for bids at the end of this year. They expect construction to commence in early 2024 and last through early 2026. The District has submitted 95% plans and specifications to the City, which Public Works staff are currently reviewing. This is a very large project, and it will have significant impacts on traffic along Franklin Blvd and its cross streets, including extensive lane closures and lane shifts. It will also impact City infrastructure such as pavement, medians, sidewalks, and trees.
As part of Item 9.1 staff from Public Works will recommend that City Council adopt a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute an MOU with Regional San for the project. The MOU establishes requirements for the project that are intended to minimize the project’s impacts on residents, protect City property, and reimburse the City for its effort to review and inspect the project. A more detailed summary of the MOU was previously provided in the attached email/memo and is also provided in the staff report for this Wednesday’s Item 9.1. The District’s Board of Directors approved the MOU at their meeting on July 12.
There’s no specific action being requested from you prior to the meeting other than to be aware that this item is an opportunity for City Council to ask questions and voice comments and concerns to Regional San regarding the project and its impacts on our community. In the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out to me with any questions.
Thank you,
Jeff
Jeffrey R. Werner, P.E. | Public Works
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From: Jeff Werner
To: Bobbie Singh-Allen; Kevin Spease; Darren Suen; Rod Brewer; Sergio Robles Cc: Jason Behrmann; Stacey Farris
Subject: Harvest Water MOU
Date: Thursday, June 22, 2023 6:02:00 PM
Attachments: Harvest Water MOU Memo to CM_20230622.pdf
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Good evening, Mayor and Council,
Please find the attached memo regarding a Memorandum of Understanding between the City and Regional San for the Harvest Water Program. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Jeff
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Interoffice Memorandum
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Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District (the District) is implementing the Harvest Water Program to deliver recycled water to southern Sacramento County. The project will include construction of a 66 -inch pipeline in City limits from the intersection of Sims Road and Franklin B lvd commencing so uth along Franklin Blvd and Willard Parkway then west along Franklin Creek. A portion of the pipe will also be constructed at the future intersection of Kammerer Road and Franklin Blvd. The District has submitted 60% design documents for the portion of the project within City limits. The current schedule anticipates they will advertise for bids in November 2023 and construction will take place from February 2024 through March 2026. The work will require road closures and periodic detours.
City of Elk Grove staff prepared a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish requirements for the project that will minimize the impacts on residents, protect City property, and provide benefits to the City. Key requirements included in the MOU are listed below.
• The Harvest Water Program will provide a source of recycled water to serve East Franklin, Laguna Ridge and the Southeast Policy Area (SEPA).
• City will review all design submittals, and sign and approve the final set of plans and specifications. • The District will coordinate the Harvest Water Program’s plans with the Kammerer Road Project to ensure the transmission main and associated appurtenances do not conflict with proposed Kammerer Road improvements at Franklin Blvd.
• The District will perform the following public outreach activities:
o Hold a public engagement meeting to discuss traffic control measures planned for the project. o After project award, mail notices to owners and tenants of properties within a ¼ mile radius from the project limits. During construction , notify residents, tenants, schools and businesses of road closures and parking restrictions in accordance with City Construction Standards. o Develop and maintain a website for the project, which will be updated weekly with current project status and schedule. The website will include a 24-hour hotline to receive public comments. • After backfilling trenches in the City roadway, The District will resurface the pavement across the entire width of the roadway in both travelled directions. The District will restripe the roadway as directed by the City. Restriping will include the Class IV bikeways (cycle track) consistent with existing bikeway facilities to the north along Franklin Blvd. and the City’s Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Master Plan. • The District shall pay the City $50,000 in fees for services provided by the City through the award of Project’s construction contract by the District. These services include but are not limited to administrative review, meeting attendance, drafting and executing the MOU, plan review, consultant plan review services and consultant coordination services. The District shall pay an additional $100,000 as an initial deposit for an encroachment permit drawdown account to cover costs incurred during construction of the Project.
When the drawdown account decreases to $10,000 replenishment shall be required within 14 calendar days of the request for replenishment.
The Assistant City Attorney has reviewed and approved the MOU. The District will be presenting the MOU to the Board of Directors on July 12 for approval. After the District’s Board of Directors approves the MOU, it will be presented to City Council. Two members of the Board of Directors, Darren Suen and Sergio Robles, are also City Councilmembers.
The MOU is attached and available at the link below.
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN THE CITY OF ELK GROVE AND SACRAMENTO REGIONAL COUNTY
SANITATION DISTRICT REGARDING THE HARVEST WATER PROGRAM
This Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) is entered into as of this ______day of _________________, 2023, by and between the City of Elk Grove, a municipal corporation (the “City”) and the Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District, a special district formed under California Health and Safety Code section 4700 et seq. (the “District”). The City and District are sometimes referred to herein individually as a “Party” and together as “Parties.”
RECITALS
WHEREAS, the District plans to complete the EchoWater Project in 2023, which includes the treatment facility upgrades that will result in producing treated effluent meeting California Code of Regulations (CCR) Title 22, “disinfected tertiary recycled water”; and
WHEREAS, the District is implementing the Harvest W ater Program (the “Program”), which includes pumping and piping facilities, to deliver recycled water to southern Sacramento County; and
WHEREAS, the use of recycled water decreases groundwater use, therefore restoring groundwater levels, and increased use of recycled water is widely supported by State and Federal agencies; and
WHEREAS, the Program’s proposed facilities include a pump station, transmission pipeline and distribution mains, service connection laterals, and ancillary facilities. The proposed pump station will be located on the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant site; and
WHEREAS, the transmission pipeline and distribution mains will be located within County of Sacramento (“County”) and City streets and rural roads, primarily within public road rights of way (PROW), and City fee title owned property . The proposed recycled water service area and project facilities are shown in Figure 1; and
WHEREAS, the City and the District have elected to be part of the Southeast Policy Area (SEPA) Recycled Water Program with the execution of the Interagency Principles of Agreement, dated April 27, 2022; and
WHEREAS, the Program includes construction of a 66- inch transmission pipeline, a portion of which will be within the City limits from the intersection of Sims Road and Franklin Boulevard (Blvd) commencing south along Franklin Blvd and Willard Parkway to the intersection of Willard Parkway and Franklin Creek as part of the Harvest Water Elk Grove Transmission Pipeline Project (the “Project”) shown in Figure 1; and
WHEREAS, the Program will serve recycled water to East Franklin, Laguna Ridge and the Southeast Policy Area (SEPA) within the City of Elk Grove; and 2 WHEREAS, the 66-inch transmission pipel ine will primarily be constructed within City PROW and will also encumber the City fee owned parcels identified as Sacramento County Assessor Parcel (“APN”) 132-1880-002 and 132-0030-065 (“City Property”); and
WHEREAS, the City is currently in the preliminary design phase of the Kammerer Road Project (City Project WTR014) which will extend Kammerer Road westerly from Bruceville Road to U.S. Interstate 5, including associated side street connections, and a portion of the Harvest Water Project will intersect the limits of the Kammerer Road Project.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants made by the Parties contained herein, the value and adequacy of which are hereby acknowledged, the Parties hereby state their mutual understandings and agreements as follows:
AGREEMENT
1. Incorporation of Recitals:
The Parties acknowledge that the recitals stated above are true and correct and incorporate by reference those recitals into this MOU.
2. City Responsibilities:
a. Review and comment on District’s 60% and 100% Project design plans and specifications, and review and approve final design plans and specifications. b. Review and issue, upon approved application, encroachment permit(s) based on the prepared Plans and Specifications for the Project improvements within the City Limits.
c. Inspect and accept all restored improvements to City PROW including Franklin Blvd, Willard Parkway, and other affected City streets impacted by Project construction upon District’s completion of the work to City’s satisfaction.
District shall restore City PROW impacted by construction in accordance with the approved construction plans and specifications, which shall conform to the latest City Standard Construction Specifications, Standard Drawings, and Improvement Standards within the City limits (www.elkgrovecity.org/standards ), unless
otherwise approved in writing by the City.
d. Grant the District access to all constructed facilities within City Limits for periodic maintenance. The District shall obtain all necessary encroachment permits and pay all associated fees for the encroachment permits to perform maintenance activities in the PROW.
e. Review Program’s improvement plans with the Kammerer Road Project to ensure the transmission main and associated appurtenances do not conflict with various proposed Kammerer road improvements at Franklin Blvd.
3 f. City shall provide a final striping plan for Franklin Boulevard from Elk Grove Boulevard to Big Horn Boulevard, which may differ from original striping.
City’s striping plan shall be included in the final plans and specification for the Project.
3. District Responsibilities:
a. District shall p repare plans, specifications and engineer ’s cost estimate of the Project which shall include City -approved design requirements for rehabilitation and improvements of the City PROW , which shall conform to the latest City Standard Construction Specifications, Standard Drawings, and Improvement Standards within the City limits. ( www.elkgrovecity.org/standards ), unless
otherwise approved in writing by the City.
b. Distribute 60% and 100% Design submittals to the City and allow the City 15 working days to review each design submittal. Provide space on the title block for the City to sign and approve the final set of plans and specifications. Incorporate and address all comments to the City’s satisfaction. The addition of such signature block does not impute any liability for design of the Project on the City. The District shall indemnify the City under section 3(g) for any claims of such. c. Provide construction management services for the Program throughout its duration. d. Provide Project management for the Program throughout its duration. e. Provide all the required funding for the Program.
f. Execute a contract (s) for construction of the approved specified improvements shown on improvement plans.
g. Prepare all the required planning and environmental documents. h. Indemnification: To the fullest extent permitted by law, District shall indemnify, protect, defend, and hold harmless City, its officers, officials, agents, employees and volunteers from and against any and all claims, damages, demands, liability, costs, losses and expenses, including without limitation, court costs and reasonable attorneys’ and expert witness fees, arising out of any failure to comply with applicable law, any injury to or death of any person(s), damage to property, loss of use of property, economic loss or otherwise arising out of the performance of this MOU, the work described herein for the Program and or Project, to the extent caused by a negligent act or negligent failure to act, errors, omissions, recklessness or willful misconduct incident to the performance of this MOU on the part of District and/or District’s officers, employees, agents, contractors, and/or anyone working on their behalf, except such loss or damage which was caused by the negligence, or willful misconduct of City, as determined by a Court of competent jurisdiction. Unless and until such judicial determination is made, or as otherwise agreed by the parties, District shall remain obligated to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless City, its officers, officials, employees, volunteers, 4 and agents pursuant to this MOU. District shall not be liable for any Claims to the extent caused by the active negligence of City, where such indemnification would be invalid under Subdivision (b) of Section 2782 of the Civil Code. The provisions of this section shall survive termination or suspension of this MOU. i. Coordinate the Program’s improvement plans with the Kammerer Road Project to ensure the transmission main and associated appurtenances do not conflict with various proposed Kammerer Road improvements at Franklin Blvd. j. City representatives shall be invited to attend and participate in weekly construction meetings with the Project’s contractor and the District’s construction management team.
k. Traffic Control: The District’s contractor shall provide adequate traffic control for construction of the Project based on approved plans and specifications and in accordance with City and State Standard Specifications and latest Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) requirements.
i. The Project Plans must clearly define the P roject stages and limits of individual traffic control areas and detours.
ii. The Project Plans must clearly identify equipment staging areas. iii. The City shall have ten working days to review and approve the contractor’s Traffic Control Plan for each area.
iv. The City will allow an open- cut trench for the Whitelock Parkway intersection. The maximum allowable duration for traffic detours at this intersection shall be 10 working days. During construction, if the detour is anticipated to exceed 10 working days, the Distri ct shall notify the City immediately and perform additional public outreach and notification to the City’s satisfaction. The City shall assess liquidated damages on the project’s contractor at $10,000 per day for each additional day the detour is implemented.
l. Public Outreach:
i. The District shall host at least one public engagement meeting in Laguna Town Hall prior to construction to discuss traffic control measures and address potential concerns from the community. Invitations shall be sent to owners and tenants of properties within a radius of no less than 1/4 mile from the Project limits. The District shall coordinate with the City’s Public Information Officer to invite City officials and other internal and external project stakeholders.
ii. The District shall engage with key neighborhood and community organizations, as well as schools, business centers and retail locations along the alignment of the project to discuss traffic control measures and address potential community concerns.
5 iii. District representatives shall present a project update in advance of construction to the Elk Grove City Council during a regularly scheduled Council meeting.
iv. The District shall provide advance notification to owners and tenants of properties along or near the alignment in advance of construction.
1. Notification will include mailing of postcard notices to owners and tenants of properties within a radius of ¼ mile from the Project limits at least one month in advance of construction commencement. The District will work with the City of Elk Grove to notify City residents through its existing communication channels, including the bi - monthly newsletter to all residents.
2. Prior to construction affecting ingress or egress of specific neighborhoods or businesses along the ali gnment, or in advance of road closures, the District will take additional measures to notify affected properties, including visible signage near ingress/egress points and additional notification and reminders via neighborhood associations, business owners and property management companies. v. The District shall develop and maintain a website for the Project which shall be updated with the current P roject status and schedule at least once per week. The website shall include a 24- hour hotline to receive public comments during construction. The hotline must be checked daily and comments must be responded to within 24 hours. Project updates shall be added to the website on a weekly basis.
m. Utilities:
i. The District shall pothole, locate, and mark all underground utilities before construction in accordance with the provisions in Section 6- 16.04 “Underground Service Alert (USA)” of the City Standard Construction Specifications. Prior to Field Acceptance, all USA markings shall be removed in accordance wi th Section 6- 16.04 of the City Standard Construction Specifications.
ii. Existing City utilities and facilities, including but not limited to drainage infrastructure, traffic signal conduits, lighting, and irrigation components, shall be protected or relocated in accordance with City requirements. If any utility is in conflict and relocation is necessary, District shall relocate the utility in the shortest possible alignment and restore the use of the utility back to service to existing conditions immediately to minimize impacts to local businesses and residential customers . District shall coordinate with City prior to relocation of any City-owned utilities.
n. Restoration:
i. The District shall r estore all disturbed C ity owned and operated utilities, pavement, landscaping, irrigation, traffic signals, streetlights or other 6 facilities to working existing conditions or better in accordance with the latest City Standard s. This District shall replace in -kind or to the City’s satisfaction any roadway median landscaping damaged due to the construction of the Project. City shall review and provide its approval of the landscaping plan, if it meets the City’s standards.
ii. The District shall r estore other impacted utilities to working condition s as required by the appropriate jurisdiction or utility company. iii. The District shall trench backfill and resurface City PROW impacted by construction in accordance with City Standards, unless otherwise approved in writing by City . After backfilling trenches and completing pavement repairs in impacted City PROW , the entire width of the roadway in both travel directions shall be micro surfaced and striped.
iv. Final roadway striping shall be performed as directed by the City. City will provide a final striping plan which may differ from original striping. o. Trees: The District shall comply with the regulations set forth in Chapter 19.12 of the City’s Municipal Code. Prior to approval of final project plans and specifications, the District shall submit an arborist report in accordance with Section 19.12.100 of the City’s Municipal Code. The report shall include analysis of all trees with critical root zones within the trench zone and include all trees, not just those identified in the Municipal Code.
p. Maintenance: The District shall maintain all constructed facilities in good working condition. Maintenance shall be performed in accordance with applicable City and State standards. The District shall obtain all necessary encroachment permits and pay all associated fees for the encroachment permits to perform maintenance activities that require trenching in the City PROW.
q. City Property and Right-of-Way (ROW): The District shall pay the City fair market value for all additional easements or licenses to operate a utility within City Property required for this Project . Fair market value shall be determined by a n appraisal of the necessary rights from the City Property. The District shall obtain all necessary encroachment permits and pay all associated fees for the encroachment permits to construct the Project within existing PROW. r. City Fees: The District shall pay the City for fee s including but not limited to administrative review, meeting attendance, drafting and executing this MOU, plan review, consultant plan review services , consultant coordination services , City encroachment permit, and inspection fees and construction inspection services during design and construction of the Program.
s. Disputes and Construction Claims : As the responsible agency, project managers and construction managers for the Program , the District shall resolve all construction disputes and claims by the prime contractor, subcontractors, material suppliers, or any other party submitting a claim resulting from construction of the Program.
7 4. Mutual Responsibilities:
Work cooperatively together on implementation of the full Harvest Water Program.
5. Compensation and Fees:
The District shall separately acquire all necessary easement s on City Property for the construction of the pipeline on City Property by separate agreement, to be approved by the Elk Grove City Council.
The District shall complete the restoration or replacement in -kind of all impacted City utilities, pavement, medians, landscaping, irrigation, traffic signals, streetlights , and or other facilities to pre -construction working condition or better as part of the construction contract and pursuant to this MOU.
The District shall pay the City $50,000 in fees for services provided by the City through the award of Project’s construction contract by the District due within one month after MOU execu tion. These services include but are not limited to administrative review, meeting attendance, drafting and executing this MOU, plan review, consultant plan review services and consultant coordination services during design and advertisement of the Project. The District shall pay the City an additional $100,000 as an initial deposit for an encroachment permit drawdown account to cover actual costs incurred during construction of the Project due within one month of award of the const ruction contract, including the cost for a City inspector assigned to the Project and approximately 8 hours per month for the City’s encroachment permit coordinator. W hen the deposit decreases to $10,000, replenishment shall be required within 14 calendar days of the request for replenishment .
City shall provide the District with monthly accounting.
6. Term and Termination:
This MOU is effectiv e upon date written and shall remain in effect until the Program is complete and all obligations required hereunder are performed by each Party.
7. Notice and Responsible Representatives:
Any notice to be given or other document to be delivered by either Party to the other hereunder shall be in writing and delivered to either Party by e-mail or by U.S. First Class Mail, with postage thereon fully prepaid, and addressed to the Party for whom intended, as follows:
District: City:
Kyle Frazier Travis Kuhn
Senior Civil Engineer Senior Civil Engineer
Regional San City of Elk Grove
8521 Laguna Station Road 8401 Laguna Palms Way
Elk Grove, CA 95758 Elk Grove, California 95758
Tel.: (916) 876-6029 Tel.: (916) 627-3262
8 [email protected] [email protected]
8. Miscellaneous Provisions
a. Authority to Execute: The person or persons executing this MOU on behalf of their respective agency warrant and represent that they have the authority to execute this MOU on behalf of their agency and further warrant and represent that they have the authority to bind their agency to the performance of its obligations hereunder. b. E
ntire Agreement : This instrument and any attachments hereto constitute the entire agreement between the Parties concerning the subject matter hereof and supersedes any and all prior oral and written communications between the Parties regarding the subject matter hereof.
c. C
onstruction and Inte rpretation: The Parties agree and acknowledge that the provisions of this MOU have been arrived at through negotiation and that each party has had a full and fair opportunity to revise the provisions of this MOU and to have such provisions reviewed by legal counsel. Therefore, any ambiguities in construing or interpreting this MOU shall not be resolved against the drafting party.
The titles of the various sections are merely informational and shall not be construed as a substantive portion of this MOU.
d. Gove
rning Law: This MOU shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of California. Venue shall be in Sacramento County. e. A mendment : No change, amendment, or modification of this MOU shall be valid or binding upon the Parties unless such change, amendment, or modification is in writing and duly executed by both Parties.
9 AGREED to this ___ day of _______________, 2023 by the Parties as follows.
Sacramento Regional County City of Elk Grove:
Sanitation District:
______________________________ ______________________________ Christoph Dobson, General Manager Jason Behrmann, City Manager
Approved As To Form Approved As To Form
______________________________ ______________________________ Diane McElhern Jonathan P. Hobbs
Attorney for District City Attorney
Attest to:
By:____________________________
Jason Lindgren, City Clerk
Dated: __________________
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To: Jason Lindgren
Subject: Regular Agenda
Date: Tuesday, August 8, 2023 5:44:03 PM
Attachments: Kim - August 9th 2023.pptx
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Good evening,
I would like to submit this PowerPoint for use during tomorrow's Agenda Item #9.2
Thank you,
Kimberly
ELK GROVE
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
VETERINARY ASSISTANCE
Please consider a contract veterinarian
Could help with management of exponential growth of cat population in Elk Grove. Targeted TNR can help stop repeated reproduction that then sees kittens enter the animal shelter.
Could help with providing care to more animals in-house More importantly it can allow Vet Staff to catch a break, they are stretched thin 2 OVER 20,000 COMMUNITY
CATS
Elk Grove population: 178,000
Cat population when EG population divided by 6: 29,600
Cat population when divided by 10: 17,800
780 surgeries as a base for the number of surgeries possible at EGAS according to 2022 data 100% rate
780 surgeries performed in a
year by EGAS for estimated
29,600 cats would be done
in approximately 38 years
780 surgeries performed in a
year by EGAS for estimated
17,800 cats would be done
in approximately 23 years
80% rate
780 surgeries performed in a
year by EGAS for an estimated
23,680 cats would be done in
approximately 30 years
780 surgeries performed in a
year by EGAS for an estimated
14,240 cats would be done in
approximately 18 years
https://humanepro.org/sites/default/files/documents/managing-community-cats.pdf (page 4)
CATSTATS
Program that tracks community cat population.
It is used to track colonies. Useful for trappers to
organize targeted TNR efforts
I will cover the annual $50 licensing fee if the
Animal Shelter would like to use the program.
www.catstats.org
AWARENESS AND FUNDRAISING
5 Community members are willing to assist in tabling with Elk Grove Animal Shelter at community events to bring awareness of facility and services offered.
Volunteer to host fundraising community events to increase the Animal Shelter’s revenue.
Store operated with proceeds to go to Elk Grove Animal Shelter