Agenda, second session — Fairfield City Council, May 6, 2025 (part 2 of 9)

SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
81 151 314 28 $325.00
82 151 314 29 $325.00
83 151 314 30 $325.00
84 151 314 32 $325.00
85 151 314 33 $325.00
86 151 314 34 $325.00
87 151 314 35 $325.00
88 151 314 36 $325.00
89 151 314 37 $325.00
90 151 314 38 $325.00
91 151 314 39 $325.00
92 151 314 40 $325.00
93 151 314 41 $325.00
94 151 314 42 $325.00
95 151 314 43 $325.00
96 151 314 44 $325.00
97 151 314 45 $325.00
98 151 314 46 $325.00
99 151 314 47 $325.00
100 151 314 48 $325.00
101 151 314 49 $325.00
102 151 314 50 $325.00
103 151 314 51 $325.00
104 151 314 52 $325.00
105 151 314 53 $325.00
106 151 314 54 $325.00
107 151 314 55 $325.00
108 151 321 2 $325.00
109 151 321 3 $325.00
110 151 321 4 $325.00
111 151 322 1 $325.00
112 151 322 2 $325.00
113 151 322 3 $325.00
114 151 322 4 $325.00
115 151 322 5 $325.00
116 151 322 6 $325.00
117 151 322 7 $325.00
118 151 322 8 $325.00
119 151 323 2 $325.00
120 151 323 3 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
121 151 323 4 $325.00
122 151 323 5 $325.00
123 151 323 6 $325.00
124 151 323 7 $325.00
125 151 323 8 $325.00
126 151 323 9 $325.00
127 151 323 10 $325.00
128 151 324 1 $325.00
129 151 324 2 $325.00
130 151 324 3 $325.00
131 151 324 4 $325.00
132 151 324 5 $325.00
133 151 324 6 $325.00
134 151 324 7 $325.00
135 151 324 8 $325.00
136 151 324 9 $325.00
137 151 324 10 $325.00
138 151 325 1 $325.00
139 151 325 2 $325.00
140 151 325 3 $325.00
141 151 325 4 $325.00
142 151 325 5 $325.00
143 151 325 6 $325.00
144 151 325 7 $325.00
145 151 325 8 $325.00
146 151 325 9 $325.00
147 151 331 2 $325.00
148 151 331 3 $325.00
149 151 331 4 $325.00
150 151 331 5 $325.00
151 151 331 6 $325.00
152 151 331 7 $325.00
153 151 331 8 $325.00
154 151 331 9 $325.00
155 151 331 10 $325.00
156 151 332 2 $325.00
157 151 332 3 $325.00
158 151 332 4 $325.00
159 151 332 5 $325.00
160 151 332 6 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
161 151 332 7 $325.00
162 151 332 8 $325.00
163 151 332 9 $325.00
164 151 332 10 $325.00
165 151 332 11 $325.00
166 151 332 12 $325.00
167 151 332 13 $325.00
168 151 332 14 $325.00
169 151 332 15 $325.00
170 151 332 16 $325.00
171 151 332 17 $325.00
172 151 332 18 $325.00
173 151 332 19 $325.00
174 151 332 20 $325.00
175 151 332 21 $325.00
176 151 332 22 $325.00
177 151 332 23 $325.00
178 151 332 24 $325.00
179 151 332 25 $325.00
180 151 332 26 $325.00
181 151 332 27 $325.00
182 151 332 28 $325.00
183 151 333 1 $325.00
184 151 333 2 $325.00
185 151 333 3 $325.00
186 151 341 2 $325.00
187 151 341 3 $325.00
188 151 341 4 $325.00
189 151 341 5 $325.00
190 151 341 6 $325.00
191 151 341 7 $325.00
192 151 341 8 $325.00
193 151 341 9 $325.00
194 151 341 10 $325.00
195 151 341 11 $325.00
196 151 341 12 $325.00
197 151 341 13 $325.00
198 151 341 14 $325.00
199 151 341 15 $325.00
200 151 341 16 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
201 151 341 17 $325.00
202 151 341 18 $325.00
203 151 341 19 $325.00
204 151 341 20 $325.00
205 151 341 21 $325.00
206 151 341 22 $325.00
207 151 341 23 $325.00
208 151 341 24 $325.00
209 151 351 1 $325.00
210 151 351 2 $325.00
211 151 353 2 $325.00
212 151 353 3 $325.00
213 151 353 4 $325.00
214 151 353 5 $325.00
215 151 353 6 $325.00
216 151 354 1 $325.00
217 151 354 2 $325.00
218 151 354 3 $325.00
219 151 355 1 $325.00
220 151 355 2 $325.00
221 151 355 3 $325.00
222 151 355 4 $325.00
223 151 355 5 $325.00
224 151 355 6 $325.00
225 151 355 7 $325.00
226 151 355 8 $325.00
227 151 355 9 $325.00
228 151 355 10 $325.00
229 151 355 11 $325.00
230 151 355 12 $325.00
231 151 355 13 $325.00
232 151 381 1 $325.00
233 151 381 2 $325.00
234 151 381 3 $325.00
235 151 381 4 $325.00
236 151 381 5 $325.00
237 151 382 1 $325.00
238 151 382 2 $325.00
239 151 382 3 $325.00
240 151 382 4 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
241 151 382 5 $325.00
242 151 382 6 $325.00
243 151 382 7 $325.00
244 151 382 8 $325.00
245 151 382 9 $325.00
246 151 382 10 $325.00
247 151 382 11 $325.00
248 151 382 12 $325.00
249 151 382 13 $325.00
250 151 382 14 $325.00
251 151 382 15 $325.00
252 151 391 1 $325.00
253 151 391 2 $325.00
254 151 391 3 $325.00
255 151 391 4 $325.00
256 151 391 5 $325.00
257 151 391 6 $325.00
258 151 391 7 $325.00
259 151 391 8 $325.00
260 151 391 9 $325.00
261 151 391 10 $325.00
262 151 391 11 $325.00
263 151 391 12 $325.00
264 151 391 13 $325.00
265 151 391 14 $325.00
266 151 391 15 $325.00
267 151 551 1 $325.00
268 151 551 2 $325.00
269 151 551 3 $325.00
270 151 551 4 $325.00
271 151 551 5 $325.00
272 151 551 6 $325.00
273 151 551 7 $325.00
274 151 551 8 $325.00
275 151 551 9 $325.00
276 151 551 10 $325.00
277 151 551 11 $325.00
278 151 551 12 $325.00
279 151 551 13 $325.00
280 151 551 14 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
281 151 551 15 $325.00
282 151 551 16 $325.00
283 151 551 17 $325.00
284 151 551 18 $325.00
285 151 551 19 $325.00
286 151 551 20 $325.00
287 151 551 21 $325.00
288 151 551 22 $325.00
289 151 552 1 $325.00
290 151 552 2 $325.00
291 151 552 3 $325.00
292 151 552 4 $325.00
293 151 552 5 $325.00
294 151 552 6 $325.00
295 151 552 7 $325.00
296 151 552 8 $325.00
297 151 552 9 $325.00
298 151 552 10 $325.00
299 151 552 11 $325.00
300 151 552 12 $325.00
301 151 552 13 $325.00
302 151 552 14 $325.00
303 151 552 15 $325.00
304 151 552 16 $325.00
305 151 552 17 $325.00
306 151 552 18 $325.00
307 151 552 19 $325.00
308 151 552 20 $325.00
309 151 552 21 $325.00
310 151 552 22 $325.00
311 151 552 23 $325.00
312 151 552 24 $325.00
313 151 553 1 $325.00
314 151 553 2 $325.00
315 151 553 3 $325.00
316 151 553 4 $325.00
317 151 553 5 $325.00
318 151 553 6 $325.00
319 151 554 1 $325.00
320 151 554 2 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
321 151 554 3 $325.00
322 151 554 4 $325.00
323 151 554 5 $325.00
324 151 554 6 $325.00
325 151 554 7 $325.00
326 151 554 8 $325.00
327 151 555 1 $325.00
328 151 555 2 $325.00
329 151 555 3 $325.00
330 151 555 4 $325.00
331 151 561 1 $325.00
332 151 562 1 $325.00
333 151 562 2 $325.00
334 151 562 3 $325.00
335 151 562 4 $325.00
336 151 562 5 $325.00
337 151 562 6 $325.00
338 151 562 7 $325.00
339 151 562 8 $325.00
340 151 562 9 $325.00
341 151 562 10 $325.00
342 151 562 11 $325.00
343 151 562 12 $325.00
344 151 562 13 $325.00
345 151 562 14 $325.00
346 151 562 15 $325.00
347 151 562 16 $325.00
348 151 562 17 $325.00
349 151 562 18 $325.00
350 151 562 19 $325.00
351 151 562 20 $325.00
352 151 562 21 $325.00
353 151 562 22 $325.00
354 151 562 23 $325.00
355 151 562 24 $325.00
356 151 562 25 $325.00
357 151 562 26 $325.00
358 151 562 27 $325.00
359 151 562 28 $325.00
360 151 562 29 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
361 151 562 30 $325.00
362 151 562 31 $325.00
363 151 562 32 $325.00
364 151 562 33 $325.00
365 151 562 34 $325.00
366 151 563 2 $325.00
367 151 563 3 $325.00
368 151 563 4 $325.00
369 151 563 5 $325.00
370 151 563 6 $325.00
371 151 563 7 $325.00
372 151 563 8 $325.00
373 151 563 9 $325.00
374 151 563 10 $325.00
375 151 563 11 $325.00
376 151 564 2 $325.00
377 151 564 3 $325.00
378 151 564 4 $325.00
379 151 564 5 $325.00
380 151 564 6 $325.00
381 151 564 7 $325.00
382 151 564 8 $325.00
383 151 564 9 $325.00
384 151 564 10 $325.00
385 151 564 11 $325.00
386 151 571 2 $325.00
387 151 571 3 $325.00
388 151 571 4 $325.00
389 151 571 5 $325.00
390 151 571 6 $325.00
391 151 571 7 $325.00
392 151 571 8 $325.00
393 151 571 9 $325.00
394 151 571 10 $325.00
395 151 571 11 $325.00
396 151 571 12 $325.00
397 151 571 13 $325.00
398 151 571 14 $325.00
399 151 571 15 $325.00
400 151 572 2 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
401 151 572 3 $325.00
402 151 572 4 $325.00
403 151 572 5 $325.00
404 151 572 6 $325.00
405 151 572 7 $325.00
406 151 572 8 $325.00
407 151 581 2 $325.00
408 151 581 3 $325.00
409 151 581 4 $325.00
410 151 581 5 $325.00
411 151 581 6 $325.00
412 151 581 7 $325.00
413 151 581 8 $325.00
414 151 581 9 $325.00
415 151 582 2 $325.00
416 151 582 3 $325.00
417 151 582 4 $325.00
418 151 582 5 $325.00
419 151 582 6 $325.00
420 151 582 7 $325.00
421 151 582 8 $325.00
422 151 582 9 $325.00
423 151 583 1 $325.00
424 151 583 2 $325.00
425 151 583 3 $325.00
426 151 591 1 $325.00
427 151 591 2 $325.00
428 151 591 3 $325.00
429 151 591 4 $325.00
430 151 591 5 $325.00
431 151 591 6 $325.00
432 151 591 7 $325.00
433 151 591 8 $325.00
434 151 591 9 $325.00
435 151 591 10 $325.00
436 151 591 11 $325.00
437 151 591 12 $325.00
438 151 591 13 $325.00
439 151 591 14 $325.00
440 151 591 15 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
441 151 592 1 $325.00
442 151 592 2 $325.00
443 151 592 3 $325.00
444 151 592 4 $325.00
445 151 592 5 $325.00
446 151 593 1 $325.00
447 151 593 2 $325.00
448 151 593 3 $325.00
449 151 593 4 $250.00
450 151 621 1 $325.00
451 151 621 2 $325.00
452 151 621 3 $325.00
453 151 621 4 $325.00
454 151 621 5 $325.00
455 151 621 6 $325.00
456 151 621 7 $325.00
457 151 621 8 $325.00
458 151 621 9 $325.00
459 151 621 10 $325.00
460 151 621 11 $325.00
461 151 621 12 $325.00
462 151 621 13 $325.00
463 151 621 14 $325.00
464 151 621 17 $325.00
465 151 621 18 $325.00
466 151 621 20 $325.00
467 151 621 21 $325.00
468 151 621 22 $325.00
469 151 621 23 $325.00
470 151 621 24 $325.00
471 151 621 25 $325.00
472 151 621 26 $325.00
473 151 621 27 $325.00
474 151 621 28 $325.00
475 151 621 29 $325.00
476 151 621 30 $325.00
477 151 621 32 $325.00
478 151 621 33 $325.00
479 151 621 34 $325.00
480 151 621 35 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
481 151 621 36 $325.00
482 151 621 37 $325.00
483 151 621 38 $325.00
484 151 621 39 $325.00
485 151 621 40 $325.00
486 151 621 41 $325.00
487 151 621 42 $325.00
488 151 622 1 $325.00
489 151 622 2 $325.00
490 151 622 3 $325.00
491 151 622 4 $325.00
492 151 622 5 $325.00
493 151 622 6 $325.00
494 151 622 7 $325.00
495 151 622 8 $325.00
496 151 622 9 $325.00
497 151 622 10 $325.00
498 151 622 11 $325.00
499 151 622 12 $325.00
500 151 622 13 $325.00
501 151 622 14 $325.00
502 151 631 3 $325.00
503 151 631 4 $325.00
504 151 631 5 $325.00
505 151 631 6 $325.00
506 151 631 7 $325.00
507 151 631 8 $325.00
508 151 631 9 $325.00
509 151 631 10 $325.00
510 151 631 11 $325.00
511 151 631 12 $325.00
512 151 631 13 $325.00
513 151 631 14 $325.00
514 151 632 1 $325.00
515 151 632 2 $325.00
516 151 632 3 $325.00
517 151 632 4 $325.00
518 151 632 5 $325.00
519 151 632 6 $325.00
520 151 632 7 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
521 151 632 8 $325.00
522 151 632 9 $325.00
523 151 632 10 $325.00
524 151 632 11 $325.00
525 151 633 1 $325.00
526 151 633 2 $325.00
527 151 633 3 $325.00
528 151 633 4 $325.00
529 151 633 5 $325.00
530 151 633 6 $325.00
531 151 633 7 $325.00
532 151 633 8 $325.00
533 151 633 9 $325.00
534 151 633 10 $325.00
535 151 633 11 $325.00
536 151 633 12 $325.00
537 151 633 13 $325.00
538 151 633 14 $325.00
539 151 633 15 $325.00
540 151 633 16 $325.00
541 151 633 17 $325.00
542 151 634 1 $325.00
543 151 634 2 $325.00
544 151 634 3 $325.00
545 151 634 4 $325.00
546 151 634 5 $325.00
547 151 634 6 $325.00
548 151 634 7 $325.00
549 151 634 8 $325.00
550 151 634 9 $325.00
551 151 634 10 $325.00
552 151 634 11 $325.00
553 151 634 12 $325.00
554 151 634 13 $325.00
555 151 635 1 $325.00
556 151 635 2 $325.00
557 151 635 3 $325.00
558 151 635 4 $325.00
559 151 635 5 $325.00
560 151 635 6 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
561 151 635 7 $325.00
562 151 641 1 $325.00
563 151 641 2 $325.00
564 151 641 3 $325.00
565 151 641 4 $325.00
566 151 641 5 $325.00
567 151 641 6 $325.00
568 151 641 11 $325.00
569 151 641 12 $325.00
570 151 641 13 $325.00
571 151 641 14 $325.00
572 151 642 1 $325.00
573 151 642 2 $325.00
574 151 642 3 $325.00
575 151 642 4 $325.00
576 151 642 5 $325.00
577 151 643 1 $325.00
578 151 643 2 $325.00
579 151 643 3 $325.00
580 151 643 4 $325.00
581 151 643 5 $325.00
582 151 643 6 $325.00
583 151 644 1 $325.00
584 151 644 2 $325.00
585 151 644 3 $325.00
586 151 644 4 $325.00
587 151 644 5 $325.00
588 151 645 1 $325.00
589 151 645 2 $325.00
590 151 645 3 $325.00
591 151 645 4 $325.00
592 151 645 5 $325.00
593 151 645 6 $325.00
594 151 652 3 $325.00
595 151 652 4 $325.00
596 151 652 5 $325.00
597 151 652 6 $325.00
598 151 652 7 $325.00
599 151 652 8 $325.00
600 151 652 9 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
601 151 652 10 $325.00
602 151 652 11 $325.00
603 151 652 12 $325.00
604 151 653 2 $325.00
605 151 653 3 $325.00
606 151 653 4 $325.00
607 151 653 5 $325.00
608 151 653 6 $325.00
609 151 653 7 $325.00
610 151 653 8 $325.00
611 151 653 9 $325.00
612 151 653 10 $325.00
613 151 653 11 $325.00
614 151 653 12 $325.00
615 151 654 3 $325.00
616 151 654 4 $325.00
617 151 654 5 $325.00
618 151 654 6 $325.00
619 151 654 7 $325.00
620 151 654 8 $325.00
621 151 654 9 $325.00
622 151 654 11 $325.00
623 151 654 16 $325.00
624 151 654 18 $325.00
625 151 692 1 $325.00
626 151 692 2 $325.00
627 151 692 3 $325.00
628 151 692 4 $325.00
629 151 692 5 $325.00
630 151 692 6 $325.00
631 151 692 7 $325.00
632 151 692 8 $325.00
633 151 692 9 $325.00
634 151 692 10 $325.00
635 151 692 11 $325.00
636 151 692 12 $325.00
637 151 702 1 $325.00
638 151 702 2 $325.00
639 151 702 3 $325.00
640 151 702 4 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
641 151 702 5 $325.00
642 151 702 6 $325.00
643 151 702 7 $325.00
644 151 702 8 $325.00
645 151 702 9 $325.00
646 151 702 10 $325.00
647 151 702 11 $325.00
648 151 702 12 $325.00
649 151 702 13 $325.00
650 151 702 14 $325.00
651 151 702 15 $325.00
652 151 702 16 $325.00
653 151 702 17 $325.00
654 151 702 18 $325.00
655 151 702 19 $325.00
656 151 702 20 $325.00
657 151 702 21 $325.00
658 151 702 22 $325.00
659 151 711 1 $325.00
660 151 711 2 $325.00
661 151 711 3 $325.00
662 151 711 4 $325.00
663 151 711 5 $325.00
664 151 711 6 $325.00
665 151 711 7 $325.00
666 151 711 8 $325.00
667 151 711 9 $325.00
668 151 711 10 $325.00
669 151 711 11 $325.00
670 151 711 12 $325.00
671 151 711 13 $325.00
672 151 711 14 $325.00
673 151 711 15 $325.00
674 151 711 16 $325.00
675 151 711 17 $325.00
676 151 711 18 $325.00
677 151 711 19 $325.00
678 151 711 20 $325.00
679 151 711 21 $325.00
680 151 711 22 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
681 151 711 23 $325.00
682 151 711 24 $325.00
683 151 712 2 $325.00
684 151 712 3 $325.00
685 151 712 4 $325.00
686 151 712 5 $325.00
687 151 712 6 $325.00
688 151 712 7 $325.00
689 151 712 8 $325.00
690 151 721 1 $325.00
691 151 721 2 $325.00
692 151 721 3 $325.00
693 151 721 4 $325.00
694 151 721 5 $325.00
695 151 722 1 $325.00
696 151 722 2 $325.00
697 151 722 3 $325.00
698 151 722 4 $325.00
699 151 722 5 $325.00
700 151 722 6 $325.00
701 151 722 7 $325.00
702 151 723 1 $325.00
703 151 723 2 $325.00
704 151 723 3 $325.00
705 151 723 4 $325.00
706 151 723 5 $325.00
707 151 723 6 $325.00
708 151 723 7 $325.00
709 151 723 8 $325.00
710 151 723 10 $325.00
711 151 723 11 $325.00
712 151 723 12 $325.00
713 151 723 13 $325.00
714 151 723 14 $325.00
715 151 723 15 $325.00
716 151 723 16 $325.00
717 151 731 1 $325.00
718 151 731 2 $325.00
719 151 731 3 $325.00
720 151 731 4 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
721 151 731 5 $325.00
722 151 731 6 $325.00
723 151 731 7 $325.00
724 151 731 8 $325.00
725 151 731 9 $325.00
726 151 731 10 $325.00
727 151 731 12 $325.00
728 151 731 13 $325.00
729 151 731 14 $325.00
730 151 731 15 $325.00
731 151 731 16 $325.00
732 151 731 17 $325.00
733 151 731 18 $325.00
734 151 731 19 $325.00
735 151 731 20 $325.00
736 151 731 21 $325.00
737 151 731 22 $325.00
738 151 731 23 $325.00
739 151 731 24 $325.00
740 151 732 1 $325.00
741 151 732 2 $325.00
742 151 732 3 $325.00
743 151 732 4 $325.00
744 151 732 5 $325.00
745 151 732 6 $325.00
746 151 732 7 $325.00
747 151 732 8 $325.00
748 151 732 9 $325.00
749 151 732 10 $325.00
750 151 732 11 $325.00
751 151 732 12 $325.00
752 151 732 13 $325.00
753 151 732 14 $325.00
754 151 733 1 $325.00
755 151 733 2 $325.00
756 151 733 3 $325.00
757 151 733 4 $325.00
758 151 733 5 $325.00
759 151 733 6 $325.00
760 151 733 7 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
761 151 742 1 $325.00
762 151 742 2 $325.00
763 151 742 3 $325.00
764 151 742 4 $325.00
765 151 742 5 $325.00
766 151 742 6 $325.00
767 151 742 7 $325.00
768 151 742 8 $325.00
769 151 742 9 $325.00
770 151 743 1 $325.00
771 151 743 2 $325.00
772 151 743 3 $325.00
773 151 743 4 $325.00
774 151 743 5 $325.00
775 151 743 6 $325.00
776 151 743 7 $325.00
777 151 743 8 $325.00
778 151 743 9 $325.00
779 151 743 10 $325.00
780 151 743 11 $325.00
781 151 743 12 $325.00
782 151 751 2 $325.00
783 151 751 3 $325.00
784 151 751 4 $325.00
785 151 751 5 $325.00
786 151 751 6 $325.00
787 151 751 7 $325.00
788 151 751 8 $325.00
789 151 751 9 $325.00
790 151 752 2 $325.00
791 151 752 3 $325.00
792 151 752 4 $325.00
793 151 760 4 $325.00
794 151 760 5 $325.00
795 151 760 6 $325.00
796 151 760 7 $325.00
797 151 760 8 $325.00
798 151 760 9 $325.00
799 151 760 10 $325.00
800 151 760 12 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
801 151 760 13 $325.00
802 151 760 14 $325.00
803 151 760 15 $325.00
804 151 760 16 $325.00
805 151 760 17 $325.00
806 151 770 2 $325.00
807 151 770 3 $325.00
808 151 770 4 $325.00
809 151 770 5 $325.00
810 151 770 6 $325.00
811 151 770 7 $325.00
812 151 770 8 $325.00
813 151 770 9 $325.00
814 151 770 10 $325.00
815 151 770 11 $325.00
816 151 770 12 $325.00
817 151 770 13 $325.00
818 151 770 14 $325.00
819 151 770 18 $325.00
820 151 770 19 $325.00
821 151 770 20 $325.00
822 151 770 21 $325.00
823 151 770 22 $325.00
824 151 770 23 $325.00
825 151 770 24 $325.00
826 151 770 25 $325.00
827 151 770 27 $325.00
828 151 770 28 $325.00
829 151 770 29 $325.00
830 151 770 30 $325.00
831 151 780 2 $325.00
832 151 780 3 $325.00
833 151 780 4 $325.00
834 151 780 5 $325.00
835 151 780 6 $325.00
836 151 780 7 $325.00
837 151 780 8 $325.00
838 151 780 9 $325.00
839 151 780 10 $325.00
840 151 780 11 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
841 151 780 12 $325.00
842 151 780 13 $325.00
843 151 780 14 $325.00
844 151 780 15 $325.00
845 151 780 16 $325.00
846 151 780 19 $325.00
847 151 780 20 $325.00
848 151 790 1 $325.00
849 151 790 2 $325.00
850 151 790 3 $325.00
851 151 790 4 $325.00
852 151 790 5 $325.00
853 151 790 6 $325.00
854 151 790 7 $325.00
855 151 790 8 $325.00
856 151 790 9 $325.00
857 151 790 11 $325.00
858 151 790 12 $325.00
859 151 790 13 $325.00
860 151 790 14 $325.00
861 151 790 15 $325.00
862 151 790 16 $325.00
863 151 790 17 $325.00
864 151 790 18 $325.00
865 151 790 19 $325.00
866 151 790 20 $325.00
867 151 790 23 $325.00
868 151 790 24 $325.00
869 151 790 25 $325.00
870 151 790 26 $325.00
871 151 790 27 $325.00
872 151 790 28 $325.00
873 151 790 29 $325.00
874 151 790 30 $325.00
875 151 790 31 $325.00
876 151 790 32 $325.00
877 151 790 39 $325.00
878 151 790 40 $325.00
879 151 790 41 $325.00
880 151 790 42 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
881 151 790 43 $325.00
882 151 790 44 $325.00
883 151 790 45 $325.00
884 151 790 46 $325.00
885 151 790 47 $325.00
886 151 790 48 $325.00
887 151 800 1 $325.00
888 151 800 2 $325.00
889 151 800 3 $325.00
890 151 800 4 $325.00
891 151 800 5 $325.00
892 151 800 6 $325.00
893 151 800 7 $325.00
894 151 800 8 $325.00
895 151 800 9 $325.00
896 151 800 10 $325.00
897 151 800 11 $325.00
898 151 800 12 $325.00
899 151 800 16 $325.00
900 151 800 17 $325.00
901 151 800 18 $325.00
902 151 800 19 $325.00
903 151 800 20 $325.00
904 151 800 21 $325.00
905 151 800 22 $325.00
906 151 800 23 $325.00
907 151 800 24 $325.00
908 151 800 25 $325.00
909 151 800 26 $325.00
910 151 800 27 $325.00
911 151 800 28 $325.00
912 151 800 29 $325.00
913 151 800 30 $325.00
914 151 800 31 $325.00
915 151 870 1 $325.00
916 151 870 3 $325.00
917 151 870 4 $325.00
918 151 870 5 $325.00
919 151 890 2 $325.00
920 151 890 3 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
921 151 890 4 $325.00
922 151 890 5 $325.00
923 151 890 6 $325.00
924 151 890 7 $325.00
925 151 890 8 $325.00
926 151 890 9 $325.00
927 151 890 10 $325.00
928 151 890 11 $325.00
929 151 890 12 $325.00
930 151 890 13 $325.00
931 151 890 14 $325.00
932 151 890 15 $325.00
933 151 890 16 $325.00
934 151 890 17 $325.00
935 151 890 18 $325.00
936 151 890 19 $325.00
937 151 890 20 $325.00
938 151 890 21 $325.00
939 151 890 22 $325.00
940 151 900 1 $325.00
941 151 900 2 $325.00
942 151 900 3 $325.00
943 151 900 4 $325.00
944 151 900 5 $325.00
945 151 900 6 $325.00
946 151 900 7 $325.00
947 151 900 8 $325.00
948 151 900 9 $325.00
949 151 900 10 $325.00
950 151 900 11 $325.00
951 151 900 12 $325.00
952 151 900 13 $325.00
953 151 900 14 $325.00
954 151 900 15 $325.00
955 151 900 16 $325.00
956 151 900 17 $325.00
957 151 900 18 $325.00
958 151 921 2 $325.00
959 151 921 3 $325.00
960 151 921 4 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
961 151 921 5 $325.00
962 151 921 6 $325.00
963 151 921 7 $325.00
964 151 921 8 $325.00
965 151 921 9 $325.00
966 151 921 10 $325.00
967 151 921 11 $325.00
968 151 922 1 $325.00
969 151 922 2 $325.00
970 151 922 3 $325.00
971 151 922 4 $325.00
972 151 922 5 $325.00
973 151 922 6 $325.00
974 151 922 7 $325.00
975 151 922 8 $325.00
976 151 922 9 $325.00
977 151 922 10 $325.00
978 151 923 1 $325.00
979 151 923 2 $325.00
980 151 923 4 $325.00
981 151 923 5 $325.00
982 151 923 6 $325.00
983 151 923 7 $325.00
984 151 930 1 $325.00
985 151 930 2 $325.00
986 151 930 3 $325.00
987 151 930 4 $325.00
988 151 930 6 $325.00
989 151 930 7 $325.00
990 151 930 8 $325.00
991 151 930 9 $325.00
992 151 930 10 $325.00
993 151 930 11 $325.00
994 151 930 12 $325.00
995 151 930 13 $325.00
996 151 930 14 $325.00
997 151 930 15 $325.00
998 151 930 16 $325.00
999 151 930 17 $325.00
1000 151 930 18 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
1001 151 930 19 $325.00
1002 151 930 20 $325.00
1003 151 930 21 $325.00
1004 151 930 22 $325.00
1005 151 930 23 $325.00
1006 151 930 24 $325.00
1007 151 930 26 $325.00
1008 151 930 27 $325.00
1009 151 930 28 $325.00
1010 151 930 29 $325.00
1011 151 930 30 $325.00
1012 151 930 31 $325.00
1013 151 930 32 $325.00
1014 151 930 33 $325.00
1015 151 930 34 $325.00
1016 151 930 35 $325.00
1017 151 930 36 $325.00
1018 151 930 37 $325.00
1019 151 930 38 $325.00
1020 151 941 1 $325.00
1021 151 941 2 $325.00
1022 151 941 3 $325.00
1023 151 941 4 $325.00
1024 151 941 5 $325.00
1025 151 941 6 $325.00
1026 151 941 7 $325.00
1027 151 941 8 $325.00
1028 151 941 9 $325.00
1029 151 941 10 $325.00
1030 151 941 11 $325.00
1031 151 941 12 $325.00
1032 151 941 13 $325.00
1033 151 941 14 $325.00
1034 151 941 15 $325.00
1035 151 941 16 $325.00
1036 151 941 17 $325.00
1037 151 941 18 $325.00
1038 151 941 19 $325.00
1039 151 941 20 $325.00
1040 151 941 21 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
1041 151 941 22 $325.00
1042 151 941 23 $325.00
1043 151 941 24 $325.00
1044 151 942 1 $325.00
1045 151 942 2 $325.00
1046 151 942 3 $325.00
1047 151 942 4 $325.00
1048 151 942 5 $325.00
1049 151 942 6 $325.00
1050 151 942 7 $325.00
1051 151 942 8 $325.00
1052 151 942 9 $325.00
1053 151 943 1 $325.00
1054 151 943 2 $325.00
1055 151 951 1 $325.00
1056 151 951 2 $325.00
1057 151 951 3 $325.00
1058 151 951 4 $325.00
1059 151 951 5 $325.00
1060 151 951 7 $325.00
1061 151 951 8 $325.00
1062 151 951 9 $325.00
1063 151 951 10 $325.00
1064 151 951 11 $325.00
1065 151 951 12 $325.00
1066 151 951 13 $325.00
1067 151 951 14 $325.00
1068 151 951 15 $325.00
1069 151 951 16 $325.00
1070 151 951 17 $325.00
1071 151 952 1 $325.00
1072 151 952 2 $325.00
1073 151 952 3 $325.00
1074 151 952 4 $325.00
1075 151 952 5 $325.00
1076 151 952 6 $325.00
1077 151 952 7 $325.00
1078 151 952 8 $325.00
1079 151 952 9 $325.00
1080 151 961 1 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
1081 151 961 2 $325.00
1082 151 961 4 $325.00
1083 151 961 5 $325.00
1084 151 961 6 $325.00
1085 151 961 7 $325.00
1086 151 961 8 $325.00
1087 151 961 9 $325.00
1088 151 961 10 $325.00
1089 151 961 11 $325.00
1090 151 961 12 $325.00
1091 151 961 13 $325.00
1092 151 961 14 $325.00
1093 151 961 15 $325.00
1094 151 962 1 $325.00
1095 151 962 2 $325.00
1096 151 962 3 $325.00
1097 151 962 4 $325.00
1098 151 962 5 $325.00
1099 151 962 6 $325.00
1100 151 962 7 $325.00
1101 151 962 8 $325.00
1102 151 962 9 $325.00
1103 151 962 10 $325.00
1104 151 962 11 $325.00
1105 151 962 12 $325.00
1106 151 962 13 $325.00
1107 151 962 14 $325.00
1108 151 962 15 $325.00
1109 151 962 16 $325.00
1110 151 962 17 $325.00
1111 151 962 18 $325.00
1112 151 962 19 $325.00
1113 151 963 1 $325.00
1114 151 963 2 $325.00
1115 151 963 3 $325.00
1116 151 963 4 $325.00
1117 151 963 5 $325.00
1118 151 963 6 $325.00
1119 151 963 7 $325.00
1120 151 963 8 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
1121 151 963 9 $325.00
1122 151 963 10 $325.00
1123 151 963 11 $325.00
1124 151 963 12 $325.00
1125 151 963 13 $325.00
1126 151 963 14 $325.00
1127 151 963 16 $325.00
1128 151 963 17 $325.00
1129 151 971 1 $325.00
1130 151 971 2 $325.00
1131 151 971 3 $325.00
1132 151 971 4 $325.00
1133 151 971 5 $325.00
1134 151 972 1 $325.00
1135 151 972 2 $325.00
1136 151 972 3 $325.00
1137 151 972 4 $325.00
1138 151 982 1 $325.00
1139 151 982 2 $325.00
1140 151 982 3 $325.00
1141 151 982 4 $325.00
1142 151 982 5 $325.00
1143 151 982 6 $325.00
1144 151 982 7 $325.00
1145 151 982 8 $325.00
1146 151 982 9 $325.00
1147 151 982 10 $325.00
1148 151 982 11 $325.00
1149 151 982 12 $325.00
1150 151 982 13 $325.00
1151 151 982 14 $325.00
1152 151 982 15 $325.00
1153 151 982 16 $325.00
1154 151 982 17 $325.00
1155 151 982 18 $325.00
1156 151 982 19 $325.00
1157 151 982 21 $325.00
1158 151 982 22 $325.00
1159 151 982 23 $325.00
1160 151 982 24 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
1161 151 982 25 $325.00
1162 151 982 26 $325.00
1163 151 983 1 $325.00
1164 151 983 2 $325.00
1165 151 983 3 $325.00
1166 151 983 4 $325.00
1167 151 983 5 $325.00
1168 151 983 6 $325.00
1169 151 983 7 $325.00
1170 151 983 8 $325.00
1171 151 983 9 $325.00
1172 151 983 10 $325.00
1173 151 983 11 $325.00
1174 151 983 12 $325.00
1175 151 983 13 $325.00
1176 151 983 14 $325.00
1177 151 983 15 $325.00
1178 151 983 16 $325.00
1179 151 983 17 $325.00
1180 151 983 18 $325.00
1181 151 983 19 $325.00
1182 151 983 20 $325.00
1183 151 983 21 $325.00
1184 151 983 22 $325.00
1185 151 983 23 $325.00
1186 151 983 24 $325.00
1187 151 983 25 $325.00
1188 151 983 26 $325.00
1189 151 983 27 $325.00
1190 151 983 28 $325.00
1191 151 983 29 $325.00
1192 151 983 30 $325.00
1193 151 983 31 $325.00
1194 151 983 32 $325.00
1195 151 983 33 $325.00
1196 151 983 34 $325.00
1197 151 983 35 $325.00
1198 151 983 36 $325.00
1199 151 983 37 $325.00
1200 151 984 1 $325.00

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SMITH RANCH ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
FY 2025-2026 LEVY

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL LEVY
TOTAL $389,925.00

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Agenda Item No: K.7

AGENDA REPORT
DATE: May 6, 2025
TO: Mayor and Council
FROM: David Gassaway, City Manager
SUBJECT: Resolution 2025-68 PW Authorizing the Levy of Special Taxes within Community Facilities District No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
Funding Source: $310,622; Community Facilities District No. 1 Fairfield Open Space Fund Contact: Chris Lewis, (707) 428-7089

RECOMMENDED ACTION
Adopt resolution.

STATEMENT OF ISSUE
The adoption of this resolution authorizes the levy of the annual fiscal year (FY) 2025-2026 special taxes for Community Facilities District No. 1 (CFD No. 1), which funds the acquisition of open space.

DISCUSSION
CFD No. 1 was formed in 1986, under the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982, by Resolution No. 86-113 to fund the acquisition of real property and/or interests in real property having an estimated useful life of five years or longer for open space purposes. The original formation resolutions require that the special tax be certified each year.

There are three development zones in CFD No. 1: Dunnell/Burton Zone (the Rolling Hills development); Rancho Solano Zone; and the Paradise Valley/Cement Ranch Zone. The annual special tax is $80 per single-family dwelling in each zone. This special tax is fixed and is not subject to annual increases.

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FINANCIAL IMPACT
The total proposed revenue for this district is $306,110, and the total proposed expenditures are $310,622, which will be paid from the CFD No. 1 Fairfield Open Space Fund (Fund 323).

PUBLIC CONTACT/ADVISORY BODY RECOMMENDATION
N/A

ALTERNATIVE ACTION
If the council has any questions regarding the adoption of this resolution, this item may be rescheduled until the next council meeting to allow staff to provide the necessary supporting documents.

COORDINATED WITH
N/A

STAFF CONTACT
Chris Lewis, Sr. Management Analyst
(707) 428-7089
[email protected]

ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 2: Proposed Resolution
Attachment 3: Exhibit A – Special Tax by Parcel

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CITY OF FAIRFIELD
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-68
AUTHORIZING THE LEVY OF SPECIAL TAXES WITHIN COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026
WHEREAS, this City Council, by its Ordinance No. 86-19, adopted May 6, 1986, authorized the levy of special taxes within Community Facilities District No. 1 (CFD No. 1) of the City of Fairfield, all in accordance with the special tax formulas established by and contained in said ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said ordinance provided, in part, that the council was authorized in each year to determine the specified special tax amount for each fiscal year, provided that such rate may not exceed the maximum set forth in said ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the amount of the specified special tax and amount thereof for each of the lots, pieces and parcels of land within said CFD No. 1, for the fiscal year (FY) 2025-2026 is attached hereto as Exhibit “A” and is hereby made a part hereof.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD HEREBY RESOLVES:

Section 1. The council hereby finds and determines that public convenience and necessity require that special taxes be levied by the district as included within Exhibit A.

Section 2. The public works director, or his designee, of this city is hereby authorized and directed to transmit a certified copy of this resolution and its exhibit to the auditor-controller of the County of Solano with a request that said special taxes be collected upon the tax roll for the FY 2025-2026 for the lots, pieces and parcels of land identified by said resolution and exhibit. Said auditor-controller may add to such taxes a suitable cost of the collection thereof upon said tax roll.

Section 3. The proceeds of the special taxes, except for the costs of collection thereof, shall be remitted to the treasurer of this city for use as set forth in the proceedings taken with respect to CFD No. 1 by this council.

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RES. NO. 2025-68

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PASSED AND ADOPTED this 6
th day of May 2025, by the following vote:

AYES: MEMBERS: MOY/BERTANI/CARR/PANDURO/SANDHU/TONNESEN/WILLIAMS NOES: MEMBERS: _________________________________________________ ABSENT: MEMBERS: _________________________________________________ ABSTAIN: MEMBERS: _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________
MAYOR
ATTEST:
___________________________

CITY CLERK

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1 151 100 18 - $
2 151 100 19 - $
3 151 100 20 - $
4 151 110 5 - $
5 151 110 7 - $
6 151 110 9 - $
7 151 110 10 - $
8 151 110 11 - $
9 151 160 10 - $
10 151 160 19 - $
11 151 160 22 - $
12 151 301 1 80.00 $
13 151 301 2 80.00 $
14 151 301 3 80.00 $
15 151 301 4 80.00 $
16 151 301 5 80.00 $
17 151 301 6 80.00 $
18 151 301 7 80.00 $
19 151 301 8 80.00 $
20 151 301 9 80.00 $
21 151 301 10 80.00 $
22 151 301 11 80.00 $
23 151 301 12 - $
24 151 301 13 80.00 $
25 151 301 14 80.00 $
26 151 301 15 80.00 $
27 151 301 16 80.00 $
28 151 301 17 80.00 $
29 151 301 18 80.00 $
30 151 301 19 80.00 $
31 151 301 20 80.00 $
32 151 301 21 80.00 $
33 151 301 22 80.00 $
34 151 301 23 80.00 $
35 151 302 1 - $
36 151 302 2 80.00 $
37 151 302 3 80.00 $
38 151 302 4 80.00 $
39 151 302 5 80.00 $
40 151 302 6 80.00 $
41 151 302 7 80.00 $
42 151 302 8 80.00 $
43 151 302 9 80.00 $
44 151 302 10 80.00 $
45 151 302 11 80.00 $
46 151 302 12 80.00 $
47 151 302 13 80.00 $
48 151 302 14 80.00 $

EXHIBIT A

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
49 151 302 15 80.00 $
50 151 302 16 80.00 $
51 151 302 17 80.00 $
52 151 302 18 80.00 $
53 151 302 19 80.00 $
54 151 302 20 80.00 $
55 151 303 1 80.00 $
56 151 303 2 80.00 $
57 151 303 3 80.00 $
58 151 303 4 80.00 $
59 151 303 5 80.00 $
60 151 303 6 80.00 $
61 151 303 7 80.00 $
62 151 303 8 - $
63 151 311 1 - $
64 151 312 1 80.00 $
65 151 312 2 80.00 $
66 151 312 3 - $
67 151 313 1 80.00 $
68 151 313 2 80.00 $
69 151 313 3 80.00 $
70 151 313 4 80.00 $
71 151 313 5 80.00 $
72 151 314 1 - $
73 151 314 2 80.00 $
74 151 314 3 80.00 $
75 151 314 4 80.00 $
76 151 314 5 80.00 $
77 151 314 6 80.00 $
78 151 314 7 80.00 $
79 151 314 8 80.00 $
80 151 314 9 80.00 $
81 151 314 10 80.00 $
82 151 314 11 80.00 $
83 151 314 12 80.00 $
84 151 314 13 80.00 $
85 151 314 14 80.00 $
86 151 314 15 80.00 $
87 151 314 16 80.00 $
88 151 314 17 - $
89 151 314 18 80.00 $
90 151 314 19 80.00 $
91 151 314 20 80.00 $
92 151 314 21 80.00 $
93 151 314 22 80.00 $
94 151 314 23 80.00 $
95 151 314 24 80.00 $
96 151 314 25 80.00 $
97 151 314 26 80.00 $
98 151 314 27 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
99 151 314 28 80.00 $
100 151 314 29 80.00 $
101 151 314 30 80.00 $
102 151 314 31 - $
103 151 314 32 80.00 $
104 151 314 33 80.00 $
105 151 314 34 80.00 $
106 151 314 35 80.00 $
107 151 314 36 80.00 $
108 151 314 37 80.00 $
109 151 314 38 80.00 $
110 151 314 39 80.00 $
111 151 314 40 80.00 $
112 151 314 41 80.00 $
113 151 314 42 80.00 $
114 151 314 43 80.00 $
115 151 314 44 80.00 $
116 151 314 45 80.00 $
117 151 314 46 80.00 $
118 151 314 47 80.00 $
119 151 314 48 80.00 $
120 151 314 49 80.00 $
121 151 314 50 80.00 $
122 151 314 51 80.00 $
123 151 314 52 80.00 $
124 151 314 53 80.00 $
125 151 314 54 80.00 $
126 151 314 55 80.00 $
127 151 321 1 - $
128 151 321 2 80.00 $
129 151 321 3 80.00 $
130 151 321 4 80.00 $
131 151 322 1 80.00 $
132 151 322 2 80.00 $
133 151 322 3 80.00 $
134 151 322 4 80.00 $
135 151 322 5 80.00 $
136 151 322 6 80.00 $
137 151 322 7 80.00 $
138 151 322 8 80.00 $
139 151 323 1 - $
140 151 323 2 80.00 $
141 151 323 3 80.00 $
142 151 323 4 80.00 $
143 151 323 5 80.00 $
144 151 323 6 80.00 $
145 151 323 7 80.00 $
146 151 323 8 80.00 $
147 151 323 9 80.00 $
148 151 323 10 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
149 151 324 1 80.00 $
150 151 324 2 80.00 $
151 151 324 3 80.00 $
152 151 324 4 80.00 $
153 151 324 5 80.00 $
154 151 324 6 80.00 $
155 151 324 7 80.00 $
156 151 324 8 80.00 $
157 151 324 9 80.00 $
158 151 324 10 80.00 $
159 151 325 1 80.00 $
160 151 325 2 80.00 $
161 151 325 3 80.00 $
162 151 325 4 80.00 $
163 151 325 5 80.00 $
164 151 325 6 80.00 $
165 151 325 7 80.00 $
166 151 325 8 80.00 $
167 151 325 9 80.00 $
168 151 331 1 - $
169 151 331 2 80.00 $
170 151 331 3 80.00 $
171 151 331 4 80.00 $
172 151 331 5 80.00 $
173 151 331 6 80.00 $
174 151 331 7 80.00 $
175 151 331 8 80.00 $
176 151 331 9 80.00 $
177 151 331 10 80.00 $
178 151 332 1 - $
179 151 332 2 80.00 $
180 151 332 3 80.00 $
181 151 332 4 80.00 $
182 151 332 5 80.00 $
183 151 332 6 80.00 $
184 151 332 7 80.00 $
185 151 332 8 80.00 $
186 151 332 9 80.00 $
187 151 332 10 80.00 $
188 151 332 11 80.00 $
189 151 332 12 80.00 $
190 151 332 13 80.00 $
191 151 332 14 80.00 $
192 151 332 15 80.00 $
193 151 332 16 80.00 $
194 151 332 17 80.00 $
195 151 332 18 80.00 $
196 151 332 19 80.00 $
197 151 332 20 80.00 $
198 151 332 21 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
199 151 332 22 80.00 $
200 151 332 23 80.00 $
201 151 332 24 80.00 $
202 151 332 25 80.00 $
203 151 332 26 80.00 $
204 151 332 27 80.00 $
205 151 332 28 80.00 $
206 151 333 1 80.00 $
207 151 333 2 80.00 $
208 151 333 3 80.00 $
209 151 341 1 - $
210 151 341 2 80.00 $
211 151 341 3 80.00 $
212 151 341 4 80.00 $
213 151 341 5 80.00 $
214 151 341 6 80.00 $
215 151 341 7 80.00 $
216 151 341 8 80.00 $
217 151 341 9 80.00 $
218 151 341 10 80.00 $
219 151 341 11 80.00 $
220 151 341 12 80.00 $
221 151 341 13 80.00 $
222 151 341 14 80.00 $
223 151 341 15 80.00 $
224 151 341 16 80.00 $
225 151 341 17 80.00 $
226 151 341 18 80.00 $
227 151 341 19 80.00 $
228 151 341 20 80.00 $
229 151 341 21 80.00 $
230 151 341 22 80.00 $
231 151 341 23 80.00 $
232 151 341 24 80.00 $
233 151 342 1 - $
234 151 351 1 10.00 $
235 151 351 2 80.00 $
236 151 352 1 - $
237 151 353 1 - $
238 151 353 2 80.00 $
239 151 353 3 80.00 $
240 151 353 4 80.00 $
241 151 353 5 80.00 $
242 151 353 6 80.00 $
243 151 354 1 80.00 $
244 151 354 2 80.00 $
245 151 354 3 80.00 $
246 151 355 1 80.00 $
247 151 355 2 80.00 $
248 151 355 3 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
249 151 355 4 80.00 $
250 151 355 5 80.00 $
251 151 355 6 80.00 $
252 151 355 7 80.00 $
253 151 355 8 80.00 $
254 151 355 9 80.00 $
255 151 355 10 80.00 $
256 151 355 11 80.00 $
257 151 355 12 80.00 $
258 151 355 13 80.00 $
259 151 360 2 - $
260 151 360 5 - $
261 151 370 4 - $
262 151 370 12 - $
263 151 381 1 80.00 $
264 151 381 2 80.00 $
265 151 381 3 80.00 $
266 151 381 4 80.00 $
267 151 381 5 80.00 $
268 151 382 1 80.00 $
269 151 382 2 80.00 $
270 151 382 3 80.00 $
271 151 382 4 80.00 $
272 151 382 5 80.00 $
273 151 382 6 80.00 $
274 151 382 7 80.00 $
275 151 382 8 80.00 $
276 151 382 9 80.00 $
277 151 382 10 80.00 $
278 151 382 11 80.00 $
279 151 382 12 80.00 $
280 151 382 13 80.00 $
281 151 382 14 80.00 $
282 151 382 15 80.00 $
283 151 382 16 - $
284 151 391 1 80.00 $
285 151 391 2 80.00 $
286 151 391 3 80.00 $
287 151 391 4 80.00 $
288 151 391 5 80.00 $
289 151 391 6 80.00 $
290 151 391 7 80.00 $
291 151 391 8 80.00 $
292 151 391 9 80.00 $
293 151 391 10 80.00 $
294 151 391 11 80.00 $
295 151 391 12 80.00 $
296 151 391 13 80.00 $
297 151 391 14 80.00 $
298 151 391 15 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
299 151 391 16 - $
300 151 551 1 80.00 $
301 151 551 2 80.00 $
302 151 551 3 80.00 $
303 151 551 4 80.00 $
304 151 551 5 80.00 $
305 151 551 6 80.00 $
306 151 551 7 80.00 $
307 151 551 8 80.00 $
308 151 551 9 80.00 $
309 151 551 10 80.00 $
310 151 551 11 80.00 $
311 151 551 12 80.00 $
312 151 551 13 80.00 $
313 151 551 14 80.00 $
314 151 551 15 80.00 $
315 151 551 16 80.00 $
316 151 551 17 80.00 $
317 151 551 18 80.00 $
318 151 551 19 80.00 $
319 151 551 20 80.00 $
320 151 551 21 80.00 $
321 151 551 22 80.00 $
322 151 552 1 80.00 $
323 151 552 2 80.00 $
324 151 552 3 80.00 $
325 151 552 4 80.00 $
326 151 552 5 80.00 $
327 151 552 6 80.00 $
328 151 552 7 80.00 $
329 151 552 8 80.00 $
330 151 552 9 80.00 $
331 151 552 10 80.00 $
332 151 552 11 80.00 $
333 151 552 12 80.00 $
334 151 552 13 80.00 $
335 151 552 14 80.00 $
336 151 552 15 80.00 $
337 151 552 16 80.00 $
338 151 552 17 80.00 $
339 151 552 18 80.00 $
340 151 552 19 80.00 $
341 151 552 20 80.00 $
342 151 552 21 80.00 $
343 151 552 22 80.00 $
344 151 552 23 80.00 $
345 151 552 24 80.00 $
346 151 553 1 80.00 $
347 151 553 2 80.00 $
348 151 553 3 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
349 151 553 4 80.00 $
350 151 553 5 80.00 $
351 151 553 6 80.00 $
352 151 554 1 80.00 $
353 151 554 2 80.00 $
354 151 554 3 80.00 $
355 151 554 4 80.00 $
356 151 554 5 80.00 $
357 151 554 6 80.00 $
358 151 554 7 80.00 $
359 151 554 8 80.00 $
360 151 555 1 80.00 $
361 151 555 2 80.00 $
362 151 555 3 80.00 $
363 151 555 4 80.00 $
364 151 561 1 80.00 $
365 151 562 1 80.00 $
366 151 562 2 80.00 $
367 151 562 3 80.00 $
368 151 562 4 80.00 $
369 151 562 5 80.00 $
370 151 562 6 80.00 $
371 151 562 7 80.00 $
372 151 562 8 80.00 $
373 151 562 9 80.00 $
374 151 562 10 80.00 $
375 151 562 11 80.00 $
376 151 562 12 80.00 $
377 151 562 13 80.00 $
378 151 562 14 80.00 $
379 151 562 15 80.00 $
380 151 562 16 80.00 $
381 151 562 17 80.00 $
382 151 562 18 80.00 $
383 151 562 19 80.00 $
384 151 562 20 80.00 $
385 151 562 21 80.00 $
386 151 562 22 80.00 $
387 151 562 23 80.00 $
388 151 562 24 80.00 $
389 151 562 25 80.00 $
390 151 562 26 80.00 $
391 151 562 27 80.00 $
392 151 562 28 80.00 $
393 151 562 29 80.00 $
394 151 562 30 80.00 $
395 151 562 31 80.00 $
396 151 562 32 80.00 $
397 151 562 33 80.00 $
398 151 562 34 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
399 151 563 1 - $
400 151 563 2 80.00 $
401 151 563 3 80.00 $
402 151 563 4 80.00 $
403 151 563 5 80.00 $
404 151 563 6 80.00 $
405 151 563 7 80.00 $
406 151 563 8 80.00 $
407 151 563 9 80.00 $
408 151 563 10 80.00 $
409 151 563 11 80.00 $
410 151 564 1 - $
411 151 564 2 80.00 $
412 151 564 3 80.00 $
413 151 564 4 80.00 $
414 151 564 5 80.00 $
415 151 564 6 80.00 $
416 151 564 7 80.00 $
417 151 564 8 80.00 $
418 151 564 9 80.00 $
419 151 564 10 80.00 $
420 151 564 11 80.00 $
421 151 570 1 - $
422 151 571 1 - $
423 151 571 2 80.00 $
424 151 571 3 80.00 $
425 151 571 4 80.00 $
426 151 571 5 80.00 $
427 151 571 6 80.00 $
428 151 571 7 80.00 $
429 151 571 8 80.00 $
430 151 571 9 80.00 $
431 151 571 10 80.00 $
432 151 571 11 80.00 $
433 151 571 12 80.00 $
434 151 571 13 80.00 $
435 151 571 14 80.00 $
436 151 571 15 80.00 $
437 151 572 1 - $
438 151 572 2 80.00 $
439 151 572 3 80.00 $
440 151 572 4 80.00 $
441 151 572 5 80.00 $
442 151 572 6 80.00 $
443 151 572 7 80.00 $
444 151 572 8 80.00 $
445 151 581 1 - $
446 151 581 2 80.00 $
447 151 581 3 80.00 $
448 151 581 4 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
449 151 581 5 80.00 $
450 151 581 6 80.00 $
451 151 581 7 80.00 $
452 151 581 8 80.00 $
453 151 581 9 80.00 $
454 151 582 1 - $
455 151 582 2 80.00 $
456 151 582 3 80.00 $
457 151 582 4 80.00 $
458 151 582 5 80.00 $
459 151 582 6 80.00 $
460 151 582 7 80.00 $
461 151 582 8 80.00 $
462 151 582 9 80.00 $
463 151 583 1 80.00 $
464 151 583 2 80.00 $
465 151 583 3 80.00 $
466 151 591 1 80.00 $
467 151 591 2 80.00 $
468 151 591 3 80.00 $
469 151 591 4 80.00 $
470 151 591 5 80.00 $
471 151 591 6 80.00 $
472 151 591 7 80.00 $
473 151 591 8 80.00 $
474 151 591 9 80.00 $
475 151 591 10 80.00 $
476 151 591 11 80.00 $
477 151 591 12 80.00 $
478 151 591 13 80.00 $
479 151 591 14 80.00 $
480 151 591 15 80.00 $
481 151 591 16 - $
482 151 592 1 80.00 $
483 151 592 2 80.00 $
484 151 592 3 80.00 $
485 151 592 4 80.00 $
486 151 592 5 80.00 $
487 151 593 1 80.00 $
488 151 593 2 80.00 $
489 151 593 3 80.00 $
490 151 593 4 80.00 $
491 151 593 5 - $
492 151 610 2 - $
493 151 610 3 - $
494 151 610 4 - $
495 151 610 6 - $
496 151 610 7 - $
497 151 610 8 - $
498 151 610 9 - $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
499 151 610 10 - $
500 151 610 12 - $
501 151 610 14 - $
502 151 621 1 80.00 $
503 151 621 2 80.00 $
504 151 621 3 80.00 $
505 151 621 4 80.00 $
506 151 621 5 80.00 $
507 151 621 6 80.00 $
508 151 621 7 80.00 $
509 151 621 8 80.00 $
510 151 621 9 80.00 $
511 151 621 10 80.00 $
512 151 621 11 80.00 $
513 151 621 12 80.00 $
514 151 621 13 80.00 $
515 151 621 14 80.00 $
516 151 621 17 80.00 $
517 151 621 18 80.00 $
518 151 621 20 80.00 $
519 151 621 21 80.00 $
520 151 621 22 80.00 $
521 151 621 23 80.00 $
522 151 621 24 80.00 $
523 151 621 25 80.00 $
524 151 621 26 80.00 $
525 151 621 27 80.00 $
526 151 621 28 80.00 $
527 151 621 29 80.00 $
528 151 621 30 80.00 $
529 151 621 32 80.00 $
530 151 621 33 80.00 $
531 151 621 34 80.00 $
532 151 621 35 80.00 $
533 151 621 36 80.00 $
534 151 621 37 80.00 $
535 151 621 38 80.00 $
536 151 621 39 80.00 $
537 151 621 40 80.00 $
538 151 621 41 80.00 $
539 151 621 42 80.00 $
540 151 622 1 80.00 $
541 151 622 2 80.00 $
542 151 622 3 80.00 $
543 151 622 4 80.00 $
544 151 622 5 80.00 $
545 151 622 6 80.00 $
546 151 622 7 80.00 $
547 151 622 8 80.00 $
548 151 622 9 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
549 151 622 10 80.00 $
550 151 622 11 80.00 $
551 151 622 12 80.00 $
552 151 622 13 80.00 $
553 151 622 14 80.00 $
554 151 631 3 80.00 $
555 151 631 4 80.00 $
556 151 631 5 80.00 $
557 151 631 6 80.00 $
558 151 631 7 80.00 $
559 151 631 8 80.00 $
560 151 631 9 80.00 $
561 151 631 10 80.00 $
562 151 631 11 80.00 $
563 151 631 12 80.00 $
564 151 631 13 80.00 $
565 151 631 14 80.00 $
566 151 632 1 80.00 $
567 151 632 2 80.00 $
568 151 632 3 80.00 $
569 151 632 4 80.00 $
570 151 632 5 80.00 $
571 151 632 6 80.00 $
572 151 632 7 80.00 $
573 151 632 8 80.00 $
574 151 632 9 80.00 $
575 151 632 10 80.00 $
576 151 632 11 80.00 $
577 151 633 1 80.00 $
578 151 633 2 80.00 $
579 151 633 3 80.00 $
580 151 633 4 80.00 $
581 151 633 5 80.00 $
582 151 633 6 80.00 $
583 151 633 7 80.00 $
584 151 633 8 80.00 $
585 151 633 9 80.00 $
586 151 633 10 80.00 $
587 151 633 11 80.00 $
588 151 633 12 80.00 $
589 151 633 13 80.00 $
590 151 633 14 80.00 $
591 151 633 15 80.00 $
592 151 633 16 80.00 $
593 151 633 17 80.00 $
594 151 633 18 - $
595 151 634 1 80.00 $
596 151 634 2 80.00 $
597 151 634 3 80.00 $
598 151 634 4 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
599 151 634 5 80.00 $
600 151 634 6 80.00 $
601 151 634 7 80.00 $
602 151 634 8 80.00 $
603 151 634 9 80.00 $
604 151 634 10 80.00 $
605 151 634 11 80.00 $
606 151 634 12 80.00 $
607 151 634 13 80.00 $
608 151 634 14 - $
609 151 635 1 80.00 $
610 151 635 2 80.00 $
611 151 635 3 80.00 $
612 151 635 4 80.00 $
613 151 635 5 80.00 $
614 151 635 6 80.00 $
615 151 635 7 80.00 $
616 151 635 8 - $
617 151 641 1 80.00 $
618 151 641 2 80.00 $
619 151 641 3 80.00 $
620 151 641 4 80.00 $
621 151 641 5 80.00 $
622 151 641 6 80.00 $
623 151 641 11 80.00 $
624 151 641 12 80.00 $
625 151 641 13 80.00 $
626 151 641 14 80.00 $
627 151 642 1 80.00 $
628 151 642 2 80.00 $
629 151 642 3 80.00 $
630 151 642 4 80.00 $
631 151 642 5 80.00 $
632 151 643 1 80.00 $
633 151 643 2 80.00 $
634 151 643 3 80.00 $
635 151 643 4 80.00 $
636 151 643 5 80.00 $
637 151 643 6 80.00 $
638 151 644 1 80.00 $
639 151 644 2 80.00 $
640 151 644 3 80.00 $
641 151 644 4 80.00 $
642 151 644 5 80.00 $
643 151 645 1 80.00 $
644 151 645 2 80.00 $
645 151 645 3 80.00 $
646 151 645 4 80.00 $
647 151 645 5 80.00 $
648 151 645 6 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
649 151 650 1 - $
650 151 651 1 - $
651 151 652 3 80.00 $
652 151 652 4 80.00 $
653 151 652 5 80.00 $
654 151 652 6 80.00 $
655 151 652 7 80.00 $
656 151 652 8 80.00 $
657 151 652 9 80.00 $
658 151 652 10 80.00 $
659 151 652 11 80.00 $
660 151 652 12 80.00 $
661 151 653 1 - $
662 151 653 2 80.00 $
663 151 653 3 80.00 $
664 151 653 4 80.00 $
665 151 653 5 80.00 $
666 151 653 6 80.00 $
667 151 653 7 80.00 $
668 151 653 8 80.00 $
669 151 653 9 80.00 $
670 151 653 10 80.00 $
671 151 653 11 80.00 $
672 151 653 12 80.00 $
673 151 654 3 80.00 $
674 151 654 4 80.00 $
675 151 654 5 80.00 $
676 151 654 6 80.00 $
677 151 654 7 80.00 $
678 151 654 8 80.00 $
679 151 654 9 80.00 $
680 151 654 11 80.00 $
681 151 654 12 - $
682 151 654 16 80.00 $
683 151 654 17 - $
684 151 654 18 80.00 $
685 151 655 1 - $
686 151 690 1 - $
687 151 691 1 - $
688 151 692 1 80.00 $
689 151 692 2 80.00 $
690 151 692 3 80.00 $
691 151 692 4 80.00 $
692 151 692 5 80.00 $
693 151 692 6 80.00 $
694 151 692 7 80.00 $
695 151 692 8 80.00 $
696 151 692 9 80.00 $
697 151 692 10 80.00 $
698 151 692 11 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
699 151 692 12 80.00 $
700 151 692 13 - $
701 151 700 2 - $
702 151 701 1 - $
703 151 702 1 80.00 $
704 151 702 2 80.00 $
705 151 702 3 80.00 $
706 151 702 4 80.00 $
707 151 702 5 80.00 $
708 151 702 6 80.00 $
709 151 702 7 80.00 $
710 151 702 8 80.00 $
711 151 702 9 80.00 $
712 151 702 10 80.00 $
713 151 702 11 80.00 $
714 151 702 12 80.00 $
715 151 702 13 80.00 $
716 151 702 14 80.00 $
717 151 702 15 80.00 $
718 151 702 16 80.00 $
719 151 702 17 80.00 $
720 151 702 18 80.00 $
721 151 702 19 80.00 $
722 151 702 20 80.00 $
723 151 702 21 80.00 $
724 151 702 22 80.00 $
725 151 711 1 80.00 $
726 151 711 2 80.00 $
727 151 711 3 80.00 $
728 151 711 4 80.00 $
729 151 711 5 80.00 $
730 151 711 6 80.00 $
731 151 711 7 80.00 $
732 151 711 8 80.00 $
733 151 711 9 80.00 $
734 151 711 10 80.00 $
735 151 711 11 80.00 $
736 151 711 12 80.00 $
737 151 711 13 80.00 $
738 151 711 14 80.00 $
739 151 711 15 80.00 $
740 151 711 16 80.00 $
741 151 711 17 80.00 $
742 151 711 18 80.00 $
743 151 711 19 80.00 $
744 151 711 20 80.00 $
745 151 711 21 80.00 $
746 151 711 22 80.00 $
747 151 711 23 80.00 $
748 151 711 24 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
749 151 712 1 - $
750 151 712 2 80.00 $
751 151 712 3 80.00 $
752 151 712 4 80.00 $
753 151 712 5 80.00 $
754 151 712 6 80.00 $
755 151 712 7 80.00 $
756 151 712 8 80.00 $
757 151 721 1 80.00 $
758 151 721 2 80.00 $
759 151 721 3 80.00 $
760 151 721 4 80.00 $
761 151 721 5 80.00 $
762 151 722 1 80.00 $
763 151 722 2 80.00 $
764 151 722 3 80.00 $
765 151 722 4 80.00 $
766 151 722 5 80.00 $
767 151 722 6 80.00 $
768 151 722 7 80.00 $
769 151 723 1 80.00 $
770 151 723 2 80.00 $
771 151 723 3 80.00 $
772 151 723 4 80.00 $
773 151 723 5 80.00 $
774 151 723 6 80.00 $
775 151 723 7 80.00 $
776 151 723 8 80.00 $
777 151 723 9 - $
778 151 723 10 80.00 $
779 151 723 11 10.00 $
780 151 723 12 80.00 $
781 151 723 13 80.00 $
782 151 723 14 80.00 $
783 151 723 15 80.00 $
784 151 723 16 80.00 $
785 151 731 1 80.00 $
786 151 731 2 80.00 $
787 151 731 3 80.00 $
788 151 731 4 80.00 $
789 151 731 5 80.00 $
790 151 731 6 80.00 $
791 151 731 7 80.00 $
792 151 731 8 80.00 $
793 151 731 9 80.00 $
794 151 731 10 80.00 $
795 151 731 12 80.00 $
796 151 731 13 80.00 $
797 151 731 14 80.00 $
798 151 731 15 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
799 151 731 16 80.00 $
800 151 731 17 80.00 $
801 151 731 18 80.00 $
802 151 731 19 80.00 $
803 151 731 20 80.00 $
804 151 731 21 80.00 $
805 151 731 22 80.00 $
806 151 731 23 80.00 $
807 151 731 24 80.00 $
808 151 732 1 80.00 $
809 151 732 2 80.00 $
810 151 732 3 80.00 $
811 151 732 4 80.00 $
812 151 732 5 80.00 $
813 151 732 6 80.00 $
814 151 732 7 80.00 $
815 151 732 8 80.00 $
816 151 732 9 80.00 $
817 151 732 10 80.00 $
818 151 732 11 80.00 $
819 151 732 12 80.00 $
820 151 732 13 80.00 $
821 151 732 14 80.00 $
822 151 733 1 80.00 $
823 151 733 2 80.00 $
824 151 733 3 80.00 $
825 151 733 4 80.00 $
826 151 733 5 80.00 $
827 151 733 6 80.00 $
828 151 733 7 80.00 $
829 151 741 1 - $
830 151 742 1 80.00 $
831 151 742 2 80.00 $
832 151 742 3 80.00 $
833 151 742 4 80.00 $
834 151 742 5 80.00 $
835 151 742 6 80.00 $
836 151 742 7 80.00 $
837 151 742 8 80.00 $
838 151 742 9 80.00 $
839 151 743 1 80.00 $
840 151 743 2 80.00 $
841 151 743 3 80.00 $
842 151 743 4 80.00 $
843 151 743 5 80.00 $
844 151 743 6 80.00 $
845 151 743 7 80.00 $
846 151 743 8 80.00 $
847 151 743 9 80.00 $
848 151 743 10 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
849 151 743 11 80.00 $
850 151 743 12 80.00 $
851 151 751 1 - $
852 151 751 2 80.00 $
853 151 751 3 80.00 $
854 151 751 4 80.00 $
855 151 751 5 80.00 $
856 151 751 6 80.00 $
857 151 751 7 80.00 $
858 151 751 8 80.00 $
859 151 751 9 80.00 $
860 151 752 1 - $
861 151 752 2 80.00 $
862 151 752 3 80.00 $
863 151 752 4 80.00 $
864 151 752 5 - $
865 151 760 1 - $
866 151 760 2 - $
867 151 760 3 - $
868 151 760 4 80.00 $
869 151 760 5 80.00 $
870 151 760 6 80.00 $
871 151 760 7 80.00 $
872 151 760 8 80.00 $
873 151 760 9 80.00 $
874 151 760 10 80.00 $
875 151 760 11 - $
876 151 760 12 80.00 $
877 151 760 13 80.00 $
878 151 760 14 80.00 $
879 151 760 15 80.00 $
880 151 760 16 80.00 $
881 151 760 17 80.00 $
882 151 760 18 - $
883 151 760 19 - $
884 151 770 1 - $
885 151 770 2 80.00 $
886 151 770 3 80.00 $
887 151 770 4 80.00 $
888 151 770 5 80.00 $
889 151 770 6 80.00 $
890 151 770 7 80.00 $
891 151 770 8 80.00 $
892 151 770 9 80.00 $
893 151 770 10 80.00 $
894 151 770 11 80.00 $
895 151 770 12 80.00 $
896 151 770 13 80.00 $
897 151 770 14 80.00 $
898 151 770 15 - $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
899 151 770 16 - $
900 151 770 17 - $
901 151 770 18 80.00 $
902 151 770 19 80.00 $
903 151 770 20 80.00 $
904 151 770 21 80.00 $
905 151 770 22 80.00 $
906 151 770 23 80.00 $
907 151 770 24 80.00 $
908 151 770 25 80.00 $
909 151 770 26 - $
910 151 770 27 80.00 $
911 151 770 28 80.00 $
912 151 770 29 80.00 $
913 151 770 30 80.00 $
914 151 770 31 - $
915 151 780 1 - $
916 151 780 2 80.00 $
917 151 780 3 80.00 $
918 151 780 4 80.00 $
919 151 780 5 80.00 $
920 151 780 6 80.00 $
921 151 780 7 80.00 $
922 151 780 8 80.00 $
923 151 780 9 80.00 $
924 151 780 10 80.00 $
925 151 780 11 80.00 $
926 151 780 12 80.00 $
927 151 780 13 80.00 $
928 151 780 14 80.00 $
929 151 780 15 80.00 $
930 151 780 16 80.00 $
931 151 780 17 - $
932 151 780 18 - $
933 151 780 19 80.00 $
934 151 780 20 80.00 $
935 151 780 21 - $
936 151 790 1 80.00 $
937 151 790 2 80.00 $
938 151 790 3 80.00 $
939 151 790 4 80.00 $
940 151 790 5 80.00 $
941 151 790 6 80.00 $
942 151 790 7 80.00 $
943 151 790 8 80.00 $
944 151 790 9 80.00 $
945 151 790 10 - $
946 151 790 11 80.00 $
947 151 790 12 80.00 $
948 151 790 13 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
949 151 790 14 80.00 $
950 151 790 15 80.00 $
951 151 790 16 80.00 $
952 151 790 17 80.00 $
953 151 790 18 80.00 $
954 151 790 19 80.00 $
955 151 790 20 80.00 $
956 151 790 21 - $
957 151 790 22 - $
958 151 790 23 80.00 $
959 151 790 24 80.00 $
960 151 790 25 80.00 $
961 151 790 26 80.00 $
962 151 790 27 80.00 $
963 151 790 28 80.00 $
964 151 790 29 80.00 $
965 151 790 30 80.00 $
966 151 790 31 80.00 $
967 151 790 32 80.00 $
968 151 790 33 - $
969 151 790 34 - $
970 151 790 35 - $
971 151 790 36 - $
972 151 790 37 - $
973 151 790 38 - $
974 151 790 39 80.00 $
975 151 790 40 80.00 $
976 151 790 41 80.00 $
977 151 790 42 80.00 $
978 151 790 43 80.00 $
979 151 790 44 80.00 $
980 151 790 45 80.00 $
981 151 790 46 80.00 $
982 151 790 47 80.00 $
983 151 790 48 80.00 $
984 151 790 49 - $
985 151 800 1 80.00 $
986 151 800 2 80.00 $
987 151 800 3 80.00 $
988 151 800 4 80.00 $
989 151 800 5 80.00 $
990 151 800 6 80.00 $
991 151 800 7 80.00 $
992 151 800 8 80.00 $
993 151 800 9 80.00 $
994 151 800 10 80.00 $
995 151 800 11 80.00 $
996 151 800 12 80.00 $
997 151 800 13 - $
998 151 800 14 - $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
999 151 800 15 - $
1000 151 800 16 80.00 $
1001 151 800 17 80.00 $
1002 151 800 18 80.00 $
1003 151 800 19 80.00 $
1004 151 800 20 80.00 $
1005 151 800 21 80.00 $
1006 151 800 22 80.00 $
1007 151 800 23 80.00 $
1008 151 800 24 80.00 $
1009 151 800 25 80.00 $
1010 151 800 26 80.00 $
1011 151 800 27 80.00 $
1012 151 800 28 80.00 $
1013 151 800 29 80.00 $
1014 151 800 30 80.00 $
1015 151 800 31 80.00 $
1016 151 800 32 - $
1017 151 870 1 80.00 $
1018 151 870 2 - $
1019 151 870 3 80.00 $
1020 151 870 4 80.00 $
1021 151 870 5 80.00 $
1022 151 870 6 - $
1023 151 870 7 - $
1024 151 880 1 - $
1025 151 880 2 149.55 $
1026 151 880 3 - $
1027 151 880 4 - $
1028 151 880 12 - $
1029 151 890 1 - $
1030 151 890 2 80.00 $
1031 151 890 3 80.00 $
1032 151 890 4 80.00 $
1033 151 890 5 80.00 $
1034 151 890 6 80.00 $
1035 151 890 7 80.00 $
1036 151 890 8 80.00 $
1037 151 890 9 80.00 $
1038 151 890 10 80.00 $
1039 151 890 11 80.00 $
1040 151 890 12 80.00 $
1041 151 890 13 80.00 $
1042 151 890 14 80.00 $
1043 151 890 15 80.00 $
1044 151 890 16 80.00 $
1045 151 890 17 80.00 $
1046 151 890 18 80.00 $
1047 151 890 19 80.00 $
1048 151 890 20 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1049 151 890 21 80.00 $
1050 151 890 22 80.00 $
1051 151 890 23 - $
1052 151 900 1 80.00 $
1053 151 900 2 80.00 $
1054 151 900 3 80.00 $
1055 151 900 4 80.00 $
1056 151 900 5 80.00 $
1057 151 900 6 80.00 $
1058 151 900 7 80.00 $
1059 151 900 8 80.00 $
1060 151 900 9 80.00 $
1061 151 900 10 80.00 $
1062 151 900 11 80.00 $
1063 151 900 12 80.00 $
1064 151 900 13 80.00 $
1065 151 900 14 80.00 $
1066 151 900 15 80.00 $
1067 151 900 16 80.00 $
1068 151 900 17 80.00 $
1069 151 900 18 80.00 $
1070 151 900 19 - $
1071 151 900 20 - $
1072 151 910 2 - $
1073 151 910 3 - $
1074 151 921 1 - $
1075 151 921 2 80.00 $
1076 151 921 3 80.00 $
1077 151 921 4 80.00 $
1078 151 921 5 80.00 $
1079 151 921 6 80.00 $
1080 151 921 7 80.00 $
1081 151 921 8 80.00 $
1082 151 921 9 80.00 $
1083 151 921 10 80.00 $
1084 151 921 11 80.00 $
1085 151 922 1 80.00 $
1086 151 922 2 80.00 $
1087 151 922 3 80.00 $
1088 151 922 4 80.00 $
1089 151 922 5 80.00 $
1090 151 922 6 80.00 $
1091 151 922 7 80.00 $
1092 151 922 8 80.00 $
1093 151 922 9 80.00 $
1094 151 922 10 80.00 $
1095 151 922 11 - $
1096 151 923 1 80.00 $
1097 151 923 2 80.00 $
1098 151 923 3 - $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1099 151 923 4 80.00 $
1100 151 923 5 80.00 $
1101 151 923 6 80.00 $
1102 151 923 7 80.00 $
1103 151 923 8 - $
1104 151 930 1 80.00 $
1105 151 930 2 80.00 $
1106 151 930 3 80.00 $
1107 151 930 4 80.00 $
1108 151 930 5 - $
1109 151 930 6 80.00 $
1110 151 930 7 80.00 $
1111 151 930 8 80.00 $
1112 151 930 9 80.00 $
1113 151 930 10 80.00 $
1114 151 930 11 80.00 $
1115 151 930 12 80.00 $
1116 151 930 13 80.00 $
1117 151 930 14 80.00 $
1118 151 930 15 80.00 $
1119 151 930 16 80.00 $
1120 151 930 17 80.00 $
1121 151 930 18 80.00 $
1122 151 930 19 80.00 $
1123 151 930 20 80.00 $
1124 151 930 21 80.00 $
1125 151 930 22 80.00 $
1126 151 930 23 80.00 $
1127 151 930 24 80.00 $
1128 151 930 25 80.00 $
1129 151 930 26 80.00 $
1130 151 930 27 80.00 $
1131 151 930 28 80.00 $
1132 151 930 29 80.00 $
1133 151 930 30 80.00 $
1134 151 930 31 80.00 $
1135 151 930 32 80.00 $
1136 151 930 33 80.00 $
1137 151 930 34 80.00 $
1138 151 930 35 80.00 $
1139 151 930 36 80.00 $
1140 151 930 37 80.00 $
1141 151 930 38 80.00 $
1142 151 930 39 - $
1143 151 941 1 80.00 $
1144 151 941 2 80.00 $
1145 151 941 3 80.00 $
1146 151 941 4 80.00 $
1147 151 941 5 80.00 $
1148 151 941 6 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1149 151 941 7 80.00 $
1150 151 941 8 80.00 $
1151 151 941 9 80.00 $
1152 151 941 10 80.00 $
1153 151 941 11 80.00 $
1154 151 941 12 80.00 $
1155 151 941 13 80.00 $
1156 151 941 14 80.00 $
1157 151 941 15 80.00 $
1158 151 941 16 80.00 $
1159 151 941 17 80.00 $
1160 151 941 18 80.00 $
1161 151 941 19 80.00 $
1162 151 941 20 80.00 $
1163 151 941 21 80.00 $
1164 151 941 22 80.00 $
1165 151 941 23 80.00 $
1166 151 941 24 80.00 $
1167 151 942 1 80.00 $
1168 151 942 2 80.00 $
1169 151 942 3 80.00 $
1170 151 942 4 80.00 $
1171 151 942 5 80.00 $
1172 151 942 6 80.00 $
1173 151 942 7 80.00 $
1174 151 942 8 80.00 $
1175 151 942 9 80.00 $
1176 151 943 1 80.00 $
1177 151 943 2 80.00 $
1178 151 951 1 80.00 $
1179 151 951 2 80.00 $
1180 151 951 3 80.00 $
1181 151 951 4 80.00 $
1182 151 951 5 80.00 $
1183 151 951 6 - $
1184 151 951 7 80.00 $
1185 151 951 8 80.00 $
1186 151 951 9 80.00 $
1187 151 951 10 80.00 $
1188 151 951 11 80.00 $
1189 151 951 12 80.00 $
1190 151 951 13 80.00 $
1191 151 951 14 80.00 $
1192 151 951 15 80.00 $
1193 151 951 16 80.00 $
1194 151 951 17 80.00 $
1195 151 952 1 80.00 $
1196 151 952 2 80.00 $
1197 151 952 3 80.00 $
1198 151 952 4 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1199 151 952 5 80.00 $
1200 151 952 6 80.00 $
1201 151 952 7 80.00 $
1202 151 952 8 80.00 $
1203 151 952 9 80.00 $
1204 151 961 1 80.00 $
1205 151 961 2 80.00 $
1206 151 961 3 - $
1207 151 961 4 80.00 $
1208 151 961 5 80.00 $
1209 151 961 6 80.00 $
1210 151 961 7 80.00 $
1211 151 961 8 80.00 $
1212 151 961 9 80.00 $
1213 151 961 10 80.00 $
1214 151 961 11 80.00 $
1215 151 961 12 80.00 $
1216 151 961 13 80.00 $
1217 151 961 14 80.00 $
1218 151 961 15 80.00 $
1219 151 962 1 80.00 $
1220 151 962 2 80.00 $
1221 151 962 3 80.00 $
1222 151 962 4 80.00 $
1223 151 962 5 80.00 $
1224 151 962 6 80.00 $
1225 151 962 7 80.00 $
1226 151 962 8 80.00 $
1227 151 962 9 80.00 $
1228 151 962 10 80.00 $
1229 151 962 11 80.00 $
1230 151 962 12 80.00 $
1231 151 962 13 80.00 $
1232 151 962 14 80.00 $
1233 151 962 15 80.00 $
1234 151 962 16 80.00 $
1235 151 962 17 80.00 $
1236 151 962 18 80.00 $
1237 151 962 19 80.00 $
1238 151 963 1 80.00 $
1239 151 963 2 80.00 $
1240 151 963 3 80.00 $
1241 151 963 4 80.00 $
1242 151 963 5 80.00 $
1243 151 963 6 80.00 $
1244 151 963 7 80.00 $
1245 151 963 8 80.00 $
1246 151 963 9 80.00 $
1247 151 963 10 80.00 $
1248 151 963 11 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1249 151 963 12 80.00 $
1250 151 963 13 80.00 $
1251 151 963 14 80.00 $
1252 151 963 15 80.00 $
1253 151 963 16 80.00 $
1254 151 963 17 80.00 $
1255 151 971 1 80.00 $
1256 151 971 2 80.00 $
1257 151 971 3 80.00 $
1258 151 971 4 80.00 $
1259 151 971 5 80.00 $
1260 151 971 6 - $
1261 151 972 1 80.00 $
1262 151 972 2 80.00 $
1263 151 972 3 80.00 $
1264 151 972 4 80.00 $
1265 151 981 1 - $
1266 151 982 1 80.00 $
1267 151 982 2 80.00 $
1268 151 982 3 80.00 $
1269 151 982 4 80.00 $
1270 151 982 5 80.00 $
1271 151 982 6 80.00 $
1272 151 982 7 80.00 $
1273 151 982 8 80.00 $
1274 151 982 9 80.00 $
1275 151 982 10 80.00 $
1276 151 982 11 80.00 $
1277 151 982 12 80.00 $
1278 151 982 13 80.00 $
1279 151 982 14 80.00 $
1280 151 982 15 80.00 $
1281 151 982 16 80.00 $
1282 151 982 17 80.00 $
1283 151 982 18 80.00 $
1284 151 982 19 80.00 $
1285 151 982 20 - $
1286 151 982 21 80.00 $
1287 151 982 22 80.00 $
1288 151 982 23 80.00 $
1289 151 982 24 80.00 $
1290 151 982 25 80.00 $
1291 151 982 26 80.00 $
1292 151 983 1 80.00 $
1293 151 983 2 80.00 $
1294 151 983 3 80.00 $
1295 151 983 4 80.00 $
1296 151 983 5 80.00 $
1297 151 983 6 80.00 $
1298 151 983 7 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1299 151 983 8 80.00 $
1300 151 983 9 80.00 $
1301 151 983 10 80.00 $
1302 151 983 11 80.00 $
1303 151 983 12 80.00 $
1304 151 983 13 80.00 $
1305 151 983 14 80.00 $
1306 151 983 15 80.00 $
1307 151 983 16 80.00 $
1308 151 983 17 80.00 $
1309 151 983 18 80.00 $
1310 151 983 19 80.00 $
1311 151 983 20 80.00 $
1312 151 983 21 80.00 $
1313 151 983 22 80.00 $
1314 151 983 23 80.00 $
1315 151 983 24 80.00 $
1316 151 983 25 80.00 $
1317 151 983 26 80.00 $
1318 151 983 27 80.00 $
1319 151 983 28 80.00 $
1320 151 983 29 80.00 $
1321 151 983 30 80.00 $
1322 151 983 31 80.00 $
1323 151 983 32 80.00 $
1324 151 983 33 80.00 $
1325 151 983 34 80.00 $
1326 151 983 35 80.00 $
1327 151 983 36 80.00 $
1328 151 983 37 80.00 $
1329 151 984 1 80.00 $
1330 156 161 1 80.00 $
1331 156 161 2 80.00 $
1332 156 161 3 80.00 $
1333 156 161 4 80.00 $
1334 156 161 5 80.00 $
1335 156 161 6 80.00 $
1336 156 161 7 80.00 $
1337 156 161 8 80.00 $
1338 156 161 9 80.00 $
1339 156 161 10 80.00 $
1340 156 161 13 80.00 $
1341 156 161 14 80.00 $
1342 156 161 15 80.00 $
1343 156 161 16 80.00 $
1344 156 161 17 80.00 $
1345 156 161 18 80.00 $
1346 156 161 19 80.00 $
1347 156 161 20 80.00 $
1348 156 161 21 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1349 156 161 22 80.00 $
1350 156 161 23 80.00 $
1351 156 162 1 80.00 $
1352 156 162 2 80.00 $
1353 156 162 3 80.00 $
1354 156 162 4 80.00 $
1355 156 162 5 80.00 $
1356 156 162 6 80.00 $
1357 156 162 7 80.00 $
1358 156 162 8 80.00 $
1359 156 162 9 80.00 $
1360 156 162 10 80.00 $
1361 156 163 1 80.00 $
1362 156 163 2 80.00 $
1363 156 163 3 80.00 $
1364 156 163 4 80.00 $
1365 156 163 5 80.00 $
1366 156 163 6 80.00 $
1367 156 163 7 80.00 $
1368 156 163 8 80.00 $
1369 156 163 9 80.00 $
1370 156 171 1 80.00 $
1371 156 171 2 80.00 $
1372 156 171 3 80.00 $
1373 156 171 4 80.00 $
1374 156 172 1 80.00 $
1375 156 172 10 80.00 $
1376 156 172 15 80.00 $
1377 156 172 16 80.00 $
1378 156 172 17 80.00 $
1379 156 172 18 80.00 $
1380 156 172 19 80.00 $
1381 156 172 20 80.00 $
1382 156 172 21 80.00 $
1383 156 172 22 80.00 $
1384 156 172 23 80.00 $
1385 156 172 24 80.00 $
1386 156 172 25 80.00 $
1387 156 172 26 80.00 $
1388 156 172 27 80.00 $
1389 156 172 28 80.00 $
1390 156 172 29 80.00 $
1391 156 172 30 80.00 $
1392 156 172 31 80.00 $
1393 156 173 1 80.00 $
1394 156 173 2 80.00 $
1395 156 173 3 80.00 $
1396 156 173 4 80.00 $
1397 156 173 5 80.00 $
1398 156 173 6 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1399 156 173 7 80.00 $
1400 156 173 8 80.00 $
1401 156 173 9 80.00 $
1402 156 174 1 80.00 $
1403 156 174 2 80.00 $
1404 156 174 3 80.00 $
1405 156 174 4 80.00 $
1406 156 174 5 80.00 $
1407 156 174 6 80.00 $
1408 156 174 7 80.00 $
1409 156 175 1 80.00 $
1410 156 175 2 80.00 $
1411 156 175 3 80.00 $
1412 156 181 1 80.00 $
1413 156 181 2 80.00 $
1414 156 181 3 80.00 $
1415 156 181 4 80.00 $
1416 156 181 5 80.00 $
1417 156 181 6 80.00 $
1418 156 181 7 80.00 $
1419 156 181 8 80.00 $
1420 156 181 9 80.00 $
1421 156 181 10 80.00 $
1422 156 181 11 80.00 $
1423 156 181 12 80.00 $
1424 156 181 13 80.00 $
1425 156 181 14 80.00 $
1426 156 181 28 80.00 $
1427 156 181 29 80.00 $
1428 156 181 30 80.00 $
1429 156 181 31 80.00 $
1430 156 181 32 80.00 $
1431 156 181 33 80.00 $
1432 156 181 34 80.00 $
1433 156 181 35 80.00 $
1434 156 181 36 80.00 $
1435 156 181 37 80.00 $
1436 156 181 38 80.00 $
1437 156 181 39 80.00 $
1438 156 181 40 80.00 $
1439 156 181 41 80.00 $
1440 156 201 1 80.00 $
1441 156 201 2 80.00 $
1442 156 201 3 80.00 $
1443 156 201 4 80.00 $
1444 156 202 1 80.00 $
1445 156 202 2 80.00 $
1446 156 202 3 80.00 $
1447 156 202 4 80.00 $
1448 156 202 5 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1449 156 202 6 80.00 $
1450 156 202 7 80.00 $
1451 156 202 8 80.00 $
1452 156 202 9 80.00 $
1453 156 202 10 80.00 $
1454 156 202 11 80.00 $
1455 156 202 12 80.00 $
1456 156 202 13 80.00 $
1457 156 202 14 80.00 $
1458 156 202 15 80.00 $
1459 156 202 16 80.00 $
1460 156 202 17 80.00 $
1461 156 203 1 80.00 $
1462 156 203 2 80.00 $
1463 156 203 3 80.00 $
1464 156 203 4 80.00 $
1465 156 203 5 80.00 $
1466 156 203 6 80.00 $
1467 156 203 7 80.00 $
1468 156 203 8 80.00 $
1469 156 203 9 80.00 $
1470 156 203 10 80.00 $
1471 156 204 1 80.00 $
1472 156 204 2 80.00 $
1473 156 204 3 80.00 $
1474 156 204 4 80.00 $
1475 156 204 5 80.00 $
1476 156 204 6 80.00 $
1477 156 211 1 80.00 $
1478 156 211 2 80.00 $
1479 156 211 3 80.00 $
1480 156 211 4 80.00 $
1481 156 211 5 80.00 $
1482 156 211 6 80.00 $
1483 156 211 7 80.00 $
1484 156 211 8 80.00 $
1485 156 211 9 80.00 $
1486 156 211 10 80.00 $
1487 156 212 1 80.00 $
1488 156 212 2 80.00 $
1489 156 212 3 80.00 $
1490 156 212 4 80.00 $
1491 156 212 5 80.00 $
1492 156 213 1 80.00 $
1493 156 213 2 80.00 $
1494 156 213 3 80.00 $
1495 156 213 4 80.00 $
1496 156 213 5 80.00 $
1497 156 213 6 80.00 $
1498 156 213 7 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1499 156 213 8 80.00 $
1500 156 213 9 80.00 $
1501 156 213 10 80.00 $
1502 156 213 11 80.00 $
1503 156 213 12 80.00 $
1504 156 213 13 80.00 $
1505 156 214 1 80.00 $
1506 156 214 2 80.00 $
1507 156 214 3 80.00 $
1508 156 214 4 80.00 $
1509 156 214 5 80.00 $
1510 156 214 6 80.00 $
1511 156 214 7 80.00 $
1512 156 214 8 80.00 $
1513 156 214 9 80.00 $
1514 156 214 10 80.00 $
1515 156 214 11 80.00 $
1516 156 214 12 80.00 $
1517 156 214 13 80.00 $
1518 156 214 14 80.00 $
1519 156 214 15 80.00 $
1520 156 214 16 80.00 $
1521 156 214 17 80.00 $
1522 156 214 18 80.00 $
1523 156 214 19 80.00 $
1524 156 214 20 80.00 $
1525 156 214 21 80.00 $
1526 156 214 22 80.00 $
1527 156 215 1 80.00 $
1528 156 215 2 80.00 $
1529 156 215 3 80.00 $
1530 156 215 4 80.00 $
1531 156 215 5 80.00 $
1532 156 215 6 80.00 $
1533 156 215 7 80.00 $
1534 156 215 8 80.00 $
1535 156 215 9 80.00 $
1536 156 215 10 80.00 $
1537 156 221 1 80.00 $
1538 156 221 2 80.00 $
1539 156 221 3 80.00 $
1540 156 221 4 80.00 $
1541 156 221 5 80.00 $
1542 156 221 6 80.00 $
1543 156 221 7 80.00 $
1544 156 221 8 80.00 $
1545 156 221 9 80.00 $
1546 156 221 10 80.00 $
1547 156 221 11 80.00 $
1548 156 221 12 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1549 156 221 13 80.00 $
1550 156 221 14 80.00 $
1551 156 221 15 80.00 $
1552 156 221 16 80.00 $
1553 156 221 17 80.00 $
1554 156 221 18 80.00 $
1555 156 221 19 80.00 $
1556 156 222 1 80.00 $
1557 156 222 2 80.00 $
1558 156 222 3 80.00 $
1559 156 222 4 80.00 $
1560 156 222 5 80.00 $
1561 156 222 6 80.00 $
1562 156 222 7 80.00 $
1563 156 222 8 80.00 $
1564 156 222 9 80.00 $
1565 156 222 10 80.00 $
1566 156 222 11 80.00 $
1567 156 222 12 80.00 $
1568 156 222 13 80.00 $
1569 156 222 14 80.00 $
1570 156 222 15 80.00 $
1571 156 222 16 80.00 $
1572 156 222 17 80.00 $
1573 156 222 18 80.00 $
1574 156 222 19 80.00 $
1575 156 222 20 80.00 $
1576 156 222 21 80.00 $
1577 156 222 22 80.00 $
1578 156 222 23 80.00 $
1579 156 222 24 80.00 $
1580 156 222 25 80.00 $
1581 156 222 26 80.00 $
1582 156 222 27 80.00 $
1583 156 231 1 80.00 $
1584 156 231 2 80.00 $
1585 156 231 3 80.00 $
1586 156 231 4 80.00 $
1587 156 231 5 80.00 $
1588 156 231 6 80.00 $
1589 156 231 7 80.00 $
1590 156 231 8 80.00 $
1591 156 231 9 80.00 $
1592 156 231 10 80.00 $
1593 156 232 1 80.00 $
1594 156 232 2 80.00 $
1595 156 232 3 80.00 $
1596 156 232 4 80.00 $
1597 156 232 5 80.00 $
1598 156 232 6 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1599 156 232 7 80.00 $
1600 156 232 8 80.00 $
1601 156 232 9 80.00 $
1602 156 232 10 80.00 $
1603 156 232 11 80.00 $
1604 156 232 12 80.00 $
1605 156 232 13 80.00 $
1606 156 232 14 80.00 $
1607 156 232 15 80.00 $
1608 156 232 16 80.00 $
1609 156 232 17 80.00 $
1610 156 241 1 80.00 $
1611 156 241 2 80.00 $
1612 156 241 3 80.00 $
1613 156 241 4 80.00 $
1614 156 241 5 80.00 $
1615 156 241 6 80.00 $
1616 156 241 7 80.00 $
1617 156 241 8 80.00 $
1618 156 241 9 80.00 $
1619 156 241 10 80.00 $
1620 156 242 1 80.00 $
1621 156 242 2 80.00 $
1622 156 242 3 80.00 $
1623 156 251 1 80.00 $
1624 156 251 2 80.00 $
1625 156 251 3 80.00 $
1626 156 251 4 80.00 $
1627 156 251 5 80.00 $
1628 156 251 6 80.00 $
1629 156 251 7 80.00 $
1630 156 251 8 80.00 $
1631 156 251 9 80.00 $
1632 156 251 10 80.00 $
1633 156 251 11 80.00 $
1634 156 251 12 80.00 $
1635 156 251 13 80.00 $
1636 156 251 14 80.00 $
1637 156 251 15 80.00 $
1638 156 251 16 80.00 $
1639 156 251 17 80.00 $
1640 156 251 18 80.00 $
1641 156 251 19 80.00 $
1642 156 251 20 80.00 $
1643 156 251 21 80.00 $
1644 156 251 22 80.00 $
1645 156 251 23 80.00 $
1646 156 251 24 80.00 $
1647 156 251 25 80.00 $
1648 156 251 26 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1649 156 251 27 80.00 $
1650 156 251 28 80.00 $
1651 156 251 29 80.00 $
1652 156 251 30 80.00 $
1653 156 251 31 80.00 $
1654 156 252 1 80.00 $
1655 156 252 2 80.00 $
1656 156 252 3 80.00 $
1657 156 252 4 80.00 $
1658 156 252 5 80.00 $
1659 156 252 6 80.00 $
1660 156 252 7 80.00 $
1661 156 252 8 80.00 $
1662 156 252 9 80.00 $
1663 156 252 10 80.00 $
1664 156 252 11 80.00 $
1665 156 252 12 80.00 $
1666 156 252 13 80.00 $
1667 156 252 14 80.00 $
1668 156 252 15 80.00 $
1669 156 252 16 80.00 $
1670 156 252 17 80.00 $
1671 156 252 18 80.00 $
1672 156 252 19 80.00 $
1673 156 252 20 80.00 $
1674 156 261 1 80.00 $
1675 156 261 2 80.00 $
1676 156 261 3 80.00 $
1677 156 261 4 80.00 $
1678 156 261 5 80.00 $
1679 156 261 6 80.00 $
1680 156 261 7 80.00 $
1681 156 261 8 80.00 $
1682 156 261 9 80.00 $
1683 156 262 1 80.00 $
1684 156 262 2 80.00 $
1685 156 262 3 80.00 $
1686 156 262 4 80.00 $
1687 156 262 5 80.00 $
1688 156 263 1 80.00 $
1689 156 263 2 80.00 $
1690 156 263 3 80.00 $
1691 156 263 4 80.00 $
1692 156 263 5 80.00 $
1693 156 263 6 80.00 $
1694 156 264 1 80.00 $
1695 156 264 2 80.00 $
1696 156 264 3 80.00 $
1697 156 264 4 80.00 $
1698 156 264 5 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1699 156 264 6 80.00 $
1700 156 264 7 80.00 $
1701 156 264 8 80.00 $
1702 156 264 9 80.00 $
1703 156 264 10 80.00 $
1704 156 264 11 80.00 $
1705 156 264 12 80.00 $
1706 156 264 13 80.00 $
1707 156 265 1 80.00 $
1708 156 265 2 80.00 $
1709 156 265 3 80.00 $
1710 156 265 4 80.00 $
1711 156 265 5 80.00 $
1712 156 266 1 80.00 $
1713 156 271 1 80.00 $
1714 156 271 2 80.00 $
1715 156 271 3 80.00 $
1716 156 271 4 80.00 $
1717 156 271 5 80.00 $
1718 156 271 6 80.00 $
1719 156 271 7 80.00 $
1720 156 271 8 80.00 $
1721 156 271 9 80.00 $
1722 156 271 10 80.00 $
1723 156 272 1 80.00 $
1724 156 272 2 80.00 $
1725 156 272 3 80.00 $
1726 156 272 4 80.00 $
1727 156 272 5 80.00 $
1728 156 272 6 80.00 $
1729 156 272 7 80.00 $
1730 156 273 1 80.00 $
1731 156 273 2 80.00 $
1732 156 273 3 80.00 $
1733 156 273 4 80.00 $
1734 156 273 5 80.00 $
1735 156 273 6 80.00 $
1736 156 273 7 80.00 $
1737 156 273 8 80.00 $
1738 156 273 9 80.00 $
1739 156 273 10 80.00 $
1740 156 273 11 80.00 $
1741 156 273 12 80.00 $
1742 156 273 13 80.00 $
1743 156 281 1 80.00 $
1744 156 281 2 80.00 $
1745 156 281 3 80.00 $
1746 156 281 4 80.00 $
1747 156 281 5 80.00 $
1748 156 281 6 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1749 156 281 7 80.00 $
1750 156 282 1 80.00 $
1751 156 282 2 80.00 $
1752 156 282 3 80.00 $
1753 156 282 4 80.00 $
1754 156 282 5 80.00 $
1755 156 282 6 80.00 $
1756 156 282 7 80.00 $
1757 156 282 8 80.00 $
1758 156 282 9 80.00 $
1759 156 282 10 80.00 $
1760 156 282 11 80.00 $
1761 156 291 1 80.00 $
1762 156 291 2 80.00 $
1763 156 291 3 80.00 $
1764 156 291 4 80.00 $
1765 156 291 5 80.00 $
1766 156 291 6 80.00 $
1767 156 291 7 80.00 $
1768 156 291 8 80.00 $
1769 156 291 9 80.00 $
1770 156 291 10 80.00 $
1771 156 291 11 80.00 $
1772 156 292 1 80.00 $
1773 156 292 5 80.00 $
1774 156 292 6 80.00 $
1775 156 292 7 80.00 $
1776 156 292 8 80.00 $
1777 156 292 9 80.00 $
1778 156 292 10 80.00 $
1779 156 292 11 80.00 $
1780 156 292 12 80.00 $
1781 156 292 13 80.00 $
1782 156 292 14 80.00 $
1783 156 292 15 80.00 $
1784 156 292 16 80.00 $
1785 156 292 18 80.00 $
1786 156 292 19 80.00 $
1787 156 292 20 80.00 $
1788 156 292 21 80.00 $
1789 156 292 22 80.00 $
1790 156 292 23 80.00 $
1791 156 292 24 80.00 $
1792 156 292 25 80.00 $
1793 156 292 26 80.00 $
1794 156 301 1 80.00 $
1795 156 301 2 80.00 $
1796 156 301 3 80.00 $
1797 156 301 4 80.00 $
1798 156 301 5 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1799 156 301 6 80.00 $
1800 156 301 7 80.00 $
1801 156 301 8 80.00 $
1802 156 301 9 80.00 $
1803 156 301 10 80.00 $
1804 156 301 11 80.00 $
1805 156 301 12 80.00 $
1806 156 302 1 80.00 $
1807 156 302 2 80.00 $
1808 156 302 3 80.00 $
1809 156 303 1 80.00 $
1810 156 303 2 80.00 $
1811 156 303 3 80.00 $
1812 156 303 4 80.00 $
1813 156 303 5 80.00 $
1814 156 303 6 80.00 $
1815 156 303 7 80.00 $
1816 156 303 8 80.00 $
1817 156 304 1 80.00 $
1818 156 304 4 80.00 $
1819 156 304 7 80.00 $
1820 156 304 8 80.00 $
1821 156 304 9 80.00 $
1822 156 304 10 80.00 $
1823 156 304 11 80.00 $
1824 156 304 12 80.00 $
1825 156 305 1 80.00 $
1826 156 305 2 80.00 $
1827 156 305 3 80.00 $
1828 156 305 4 80.00 $
1829 156 311 1 80.00 $
1830 156 311 2 80.00 $
1831 156 312 1 80.00 $
1832 156 312 2 80.00 $
1833 156 312 3 80.00 $
1834 156 312 4 80.00 $
1835 156 312 5 80.00 $
1836 156 312 6 80.00 $
1837 156 312 7 80.00 $
1838 156 312 8 80.00 $
1839 156 313 1 80.00 $
1840 156 313 2 80.00 $
1841 156 313 5 80.00 $
1842 156 313 6 80.00 $
1843 156 313 7 80.00 $
1844 156 313 8 80.00 $
1845 156 313 9 80.00 $
1846 156 313 10 80.00 $
1847 156 314 1 80.00 $
1848 156 314 2 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1849 156 314 3 80.00 $
1850 156 320 4 - $
1851 156 320 5 - $
1852 156 331 1 80.00 $
1853 156 331 2 80.00 $
1854 156 331 3 80.00 $
1855 156 331 4 80.00 $
1856 156 331 5 80.00 $
1857 156 331 6 80.00 $
1858 156 331 7 80.00 $
1859 156 331 8 80.00 $
1860 156 331 9 80.00 $
1861 156 331 10 80.00 $
1862 156 331 11 80.00 $
1863 156 331 12 80.00 $
1864 156 331 13 80.00 $
1865 156 331 14 80.00 $
1866 156 331 15 80.00 $
1867 156 331 16 80.00 $
1868 156 331 17 80.00 $
1869 156 331 18 80.00 $
1870 156 331 19 80.00 $
1871 156 331 20 80.00 $
1872 156 332 1 80.00 $
1873 156 332 2 80.00 $
1874 156 332 3 80.00 $
1875 156 332 4 80.00 $
1876 156 332 5 80.00 $
1877 156 332 6 80.00 $
1878 156 332 7 80.00 $
1879 156 332 8 80.00 $
1880 156 332 9 80.00 $
1881 156 332 10 80.00 $
1882 156 332 11 80.00 $
1883 156 332 12 80.00 $
1884 156 333 1 80.00 $
1885 156 333 2 80.00 $
1886 156 333 3 80.00 $
1887 156 333 4 80.00 $
1888 156 333 5 80.00 $
1889 156 333 6 80.00 $
1890 156 333 7 80.00 $
1891 156 333 8 80.00 $
1892 156 333 9 80.00 $
1893 156 333 10 80.00 $
1894 156 333 11 80.00 $
1895 156 333 12 80.00 $
1896 156 333 13 80.00 $
1897 156 333 14 80.00 $
1898 156 333 15 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1899 156 333 16 80.00 $
1900 156 333 17 80.00 $
1901 156 333 18 80.00 $
1902 156 341 1 80.00 $
1903 156 341 2 80.00 $
1904 156 341 3 80.00 $
1905 156 341 4 80.00 $
1906 156 341 5 80.00 $
1907 156 341 6 80.00 $
1908 156 341 7 80.00 $
1909 156 341 8 80.00 $
1910 156 341 9 80.00 $
1911 156 341 10 80.00 $
1912 156 342 1 80.00 $
1913 156 342 2 80.00 $
1914 156 343 1 80.00 $
1915 156 343 2 80.00 $
1916 156 343 3 80.00 $
1917 156 343 4 80.00 $
1918 156 343 5 80.00 $
1919 156 343 6 80.00 $
1920 156 344 1 80.00 $
1921 156 344 2 80.00 $
1922 156 344 3 80.00 $
1923 156 344 4 80.00 $
1924 156 344 5 80.00 $
1925 156 344 6 80.00 $
1926 156 344 7 80.00 $
1927 156 344 8 80.00 $
1928 156 344 9 80.00 $
1929 156 344 10 80.00 $
1930 156 344 11 80.00 $
1931 156 344 12 80.00 $
1932 156 344 13 80.00 $
1933 156 344 14 80.00 $
1934 156 344 15 80.00 $
1935 156 344 16 80.00 $
1936 156 344 17 80.00 $
1937 156 344 18 80.00 $
1938 156 344 19 80.00 $
1939 156 345 1 80.00 $
1940 156 345 2 80.00 $
1941 156 345 3 80.00 $
1942 156 345 4 80.00 $
1943 156 345 5 80.00 $
1944 156 345 6 80.00 $
1945 156 345 7 80.00 $
1946 156 345 8 80.00 $
1947 156 345 9 80.00 $
1948 156 351 1 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1949 156 352 1 80.00 $
1950 156 352 2 80.00 $
1951 156 353 1 80.00 $
1952 156 353 2 80.00 $
1953 156 353 3 80.00 $
1954 156 353 4 80.00 $
1955 156 353 5 80.00 $
1956 156 353 6 80.00 $
1957 156 353 7 80.00 $
1958 156 353 8 80.00 $
1959 156 353 9 80.00 $
1960 156 353 10 80.00 $
1961 156 353 11 80.00 $
1962 156 353 12 80.00 $
1963 156 353 13 80.00 $
1964 156 353 14 80.00 $
1965 156 353 15 80.00 $
1966 156 353 16 80.00 $
1967 156 353 17 80.00 $
1968 156 353 18 80.00 $
1969 156 353 19 80.00 $
1970 156 353 20 80.00 $
1971 156 354 4 - $
1972 156 360 2 - $
1973 156 360 3 - $
1974 156 471 1 - $
1975 156 471 2 - $
1976 156 471 3 - $
1977 156 472 1 - $
1978 156 472 2 - $
1979 156 480 1 - $
1980 156 480 3 - $
1981 156 480 4 - $
1982 156 480 5 - $
1983 156 480 6 - $
1984 156 480 7 - $
1985 156 480 8 - $
1986 156 480 9 - $
1987 156 480 10 - $
1988 156 480 11 - $
1989 156 480 12 - $
1990 156 480 13 - $
1991 167 80 14 - $
1992 167 80 21 - $
1993 167 80 22 284.92 $
1994 167 90 8 - $
1995 167 90 11 20,960.00 $
1996 167 90 12 - $
1997 167 90 17 - $
1998 167 100 12 - $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
1999 167 100 16 - $
2000 167 100 17 - $
2001 167 170 25 - $
2002 167 170 26 - $
2003 167 180 4 - $
2004 167 180 11 - $
2005 167 180 12 - $
2006 167 180 23 - $
2007 167 180 27 - $
2008 167 190 5 - $
2009 167 190 6 - $
2010 167 190 17 - $
2011 167 190 23 348.27 $
2012 167 190 29 - $
2013 167 190 32 - $
2014 167 381 2 - $
2015 167 381 4 80.00 $
2016 167 381 5 - $
2017 167 381 6 80.00 $
2018 167 381 7 80.00 $
2019 167 381 8 80.00 $
2020 167 381 9 80.00 $
2021 167 381 10 80.00 $
2022 167 381 11 80.00 $
2023 167 381 12 80.00 $
2024 167 381 13 80.00 $
2025 167 381 14 80.00 $
2026 167 381 15 80.00 $
2027 167 381 16 80.00 $
2028 167 381 17 80.00 $
2029 167 381 18 80.00 $
2030 167 381 19 80.00 $
2031 167 381 20 80.00 $
2032 167 381 21 80.00 $
2033 167 381 22 80.00 $
2034 167 381 23 80.00 $
2035 167 381 24 80.00 $
2036 167 381 25 - $
2037 167 381 26 - $
2038 167 381 27 80.00 $
2039 167 381 28 80.00 $
2040 167 381 29 80.00 $
2041 167 381 30 80.00 $
2042 167 381 31 80.00 $
2043 167 381 32 80.00 $
2044 167 381 33 80.00 $
2045 167 381 34 80.00 $
2046 167 381 35 80.00 $
2047 167 381 36 80.00 $
2048 167 381 37 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2049 167 381 38 80.00 $
2050 167 381 39 80.00 $
2051 167 381 40 80.00 $
2052 167 381 41 80.00 $
2053 167 381 42 80.00 $
2054 167 381 43 80.00 $
2055 167 381 44 80.00 $
2056 167 381 45 80.00 $
2057 167 381 46 80.00 $
2058 167 381 47 - $
2059 167 381 48 80.00 $
2060 167 381 49 80.00 $
2061 167 381 50 80.00 $
2062 167 381 51 80.00 $
2063 167 381 52 80.00 $
2064 167 381 53 80.00 $
2065 167 381 54 80.00 $
2066 167 381 55 80.00 $
2067 167 381 56 80.00 $
2068 167 381 57 80.00 $
2069 167 381 58 80.00 $
2070 167 381 59 80.00 $
2071 167 381 60 80.00 $
2072 167 381 61 - $
2073 167 391 1 107.26 $
2074 167 392 1 80.00 $
2075 167 392 2 80.00 $
2076 167 392 3 80.00 $
2077 167 392 4 80.00 $
2078 167 392 5 80.00 $
2079 167 393 1 80.00 $
2080 167 393 2 80.00 $
2081 167 393 3 80.00 $
2082 167 393 4 80.00 $
2083 167 393 5 80.00 $
2084 167 393 6 80.00 $
2085 167 393 7 80.00 $
2086 167 393 8 80.00 $
2087 167 393 9 80.00 $
2088 167 393 10 80.00 $
2089 167 393 11 80.00 $
2090 167 393 12 80.00 $
2091 167 401 1 80.00 $
2092 167 401 2 80.00 $
2093 167 401 3 80.00 $
2094 167 401 4 80.00 $
2095 167 401 5 80.00 $
2096 167 401 6 80.00 $
2097 167 401 7 80.00 $
2098 167 401 8 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2099 167 401 9 80.00 $
2100 167 401 10 80.00 $
2101 167 401 11 80.00 $
2102 167 401 12 80.00 $
2103 167 401 13 80.00 $
2104 167 401 14 80.00 $
2105 167 401 15 80.00 $
2106 167 401 16 80.00 $
2107 167 401 17 80.00 $
2108 167 401 18 80.00 $
2109 167 402 1 80.00 $
2110 167 402 2 80.00 $
2111 167 402 3 80.00 $
2112 167 402 4 80.00 $
2113 167 402 5 80.00 $
2114 167 402 6 80.00 $
2115 167 402 7 80.00 $
2116 167 402 8 80.00 $
2117 167 402 9 80.00 $
2118 167 402 10 80.00 $
2119 167 402 11 80.00 $
2120 167 402 12 80.00 $
2121 167 402 13 80.00 $
2122 167 402 14 80.00 $
2123 167 403 1 80.00 $
2124 167 403 2 80.00 $
2125 167 403 3 80.00 $
2126 167 403 4 80.00 $
2127 167 403 5 80.00 $
2128 167 403 6 80.00 $
2129 167 403 7 80.00 $
2130 167 411 1 - $
2131 167 411 2 - $
2132 167 412 1 80.00 $
2133 167 412 2 80.00 $
2134 167 412 3 80.00 $
2135 167 412 4 80.00 $
2136 167 412 5 80.00 $
2137 167 412 6 80.00 $
2138 167 412 7 80.00 $
2139 167 412 8 80.00 $
2140 167 412 9 80.00 $
2141 167 412 10 80.00 $
2142 167 412 11 80.00 $
2143 167 412 12 80.00 $
2144 167 412 13 80.00 $
2145 167 412 14 80.00 $
2146 167 412 15 80.00 $
2147 167 412 16 80.00 $
2148 167 412 17 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2149 167 412 18 80.00 $
2150 167 412 19 80.00 $
2151 167 412 20 80.00 $
2152 167 412 21 80.00 $
2153 167 412 22 80.00 $
2154 167 412 23 80.00 $
2155 167 412 24 80.00 $
2156 167 412 25 80.00 $
2157 167 412 26 80.00 $
2158 167 412 27 80.00 $
2159 167 412 28 80.00 $
2160 167 412 29 80.00 $
2161 167 412 30 80.00 $
2162 167 413 1 80.00 $
2163 167 413 2 80.00 $
2164 167 413 3 80.00 $
2165 167 413 4 80.00 $
2166 167 413 5 80.00 $
2167 167 413 6 80.00 $
2168 167 413 7 80.00 $
2169 167 413 8 80.00 $
2170 167 413 9 80.00 $
2171 167 413 10 80.00 $
2172 167 413 11 80.00 $
2173 167 413 12 80.00 $
2174 167 413 13 80.00 $
2175 167 413 14 80.00 $
2176 167 413 15 80.00 $
2177 167 413 16 80.00 $
2178 167 413 17 80.00 $
2179 167 414 1 80.00 $
2180 167 414 2 80.00 $
2181 167 414 3 80.00 $
2182 167 414 4 80.00 $
2183 167 414 5 80.00 $
2184 167 414 6 80.00 $
2185 167 414 7 80.00 $
2186 167 414 8 80.00 $
2187 167 414 9 80.00 $
2188 167 414 10 80.00 $
2189 167 414 11 80.00 $
2190 167 414 12 80.00 $
2191 167 414 13 80.00 $
2192 167 414 14 80.00 $
2193 167 415 1 80.00 $
2194 167 415 2 80.00 $
2195 167 415 3 80.00 $
2196 167 415 4 80.00 $
2197 167 415 5 80.00 $
2198 167 415 6 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2199 167 415 7 80.00 $
2200 167 415 8 80.00 $
2201 167 415 9 80.00 $
2202 167 415 10 80.00 $
2203 167 415 11 80.00 $
2204 167 415 12 80.00 $
2205 167 415 13 80.00 $
2206 167 415 14 80.00 $
2207 167 415 15 80.00 $
2208 167 415 16 80.00 $
2209 167 415 17 80.00 $
2210 167 415 18 80.00 $
2211 167 421 1 80.00 $
2212 167 421 2 80.00 $
2213 167 421 3 80.00 $
2214 167 422 1 80.00 $
2215 167 422 2 80.00 $
2216 167 422 3 80.00 $
2217 167 422 4 80.00 $
2218 167 422 5 80.00 $
2219 167 422 6 80.00 $
2220 167 422 7 80.00 $
2221 167 422 8 80.00 $
2222 167 422 9 80.00 $
2223 167 422 10 80.00 $
2224 167 422 11 80.00 $
2225 167 422 12 80.00 $
2226 167 422 13 80.00 $
2227 167 422 14 80.00 $
2228 167 422 15 80.00 $
2229 167 422 16 80.00 $
2230 167 422 17 80.00 $
2231 167 431 1 - $
2232 167 431 2 - $
2233 167 432 1 80.00 $
2234 167 432 2 80.00 $
2235 167 432 3 80.00 $
2236 167 432 4 80.00 $
2237 167 432 5 80.00 $
2238 167 432 6 80.00 $
2239 167 432 7 80.00 $
2240 167 433 1 80.00 $
2241 167 433 2 80.00 $
2242 167 433 3 80.00 $
2243 167 433 4 80.00 $
2244 167 434 1 80.00 $
2245 167 434 2 80.00 $
2246 167 434 3 80.00 $
2247 167 434 4 80.00 $
2248 167 434 5 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2249 167 434 6 80.00 $
2250 167 435 1 80.00 $
2251 167 435 2 80.00 $
2252 167 435 3 80.00 $
2253 167 435 4 80.00 $
2254 167 435 5 80.00 $
2255 167 435 6 80.00 $
2256 167 435 7 80.00 $
2257 167 435 8 80.00 $
2258 167 435 9 80.00 $
2259 167 435 10 80.00 $
2260 167 435 11 80.00 $
2261 167 435 12 80.00 $
2262 167 436 1 80.00 $
2263 167 436 2 80.00 $
2264 167 436 3 80.00 $
2265 167 436 4 80.00 $
2266 167 436 5 80.00 $
2267 167 436 6 80.00 $
2268 167 436 7 80.00 $
2269 167 436 8 80.00 $
2270 167 436 9 80.00 $
2271 167 436 10 80.00 $
2272 167 436 11 80.00 $
2273 167 436 12 80.00 $
2274 167 436 13 80.00 $
2275 167 436 14 80.00 $
2276 167 441 1 80.00 $
2277 167 441 2 80.00 $
2278 167 441 3 80.00 $
2279 167 441 4 80.00 $
2280 167 441 5 80.00 $
2281 167 441 6 80.00 $
2282 167 441 7 80.00 $
2283 167 441 8 80.00 $
2284 167 441 9 80.00 $
2285 167 441 10 80.00 $
2286 167 441 11 80.00 $
2287 167 441 12 80.00 $
2288 167 441 13 80.00 $
2289 167 441 14 80.00 $
2290 167 441 15 80.00 $
2291 167 441 16 80.00 $
2292 167 441 17 80.00 $
2293 167 441 18 80.00 $
2294 167 441 19 80.00 $
2295 167 441 20 80.00 $
2296 167 441 21 80.00 $
2297 167 451 1 80.00 $
2298 167 451 2 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2299 167 451 3 80.00 $
2300 167 451 4 80.00 $
2301 167 451 5 80.00 $
2302 167 451 6 80.00 $
2303 167 451 7 80.00 $
2304 167 451 8 80.00 $
2305 167 451 9 80.00 $
2306 167 451 10 80.00 $
2307 167 451 11 80.00 $
2308 167 451 12 80.00 $
2309 167 451 13 80.00 $
2310 167 451 14 80.00 $
2311 167 451 15 80.00 $
2312 167 452 1 80.00 $
2313 167 452 2 80.00 $
2314 167 452 3 80.00 $
2315 167 452 4 80.00 $
2316 167 452 5 80.00 $
2317 167 452 6 80.00 $
2318 167 452 7 80.00 $
2319 167 452 8 80.00 $
2320 167 452 9 80.00 $
2321 167 452 10 80.00 $
2322 167 452 11 80.00 $
2323 167 452 12 80.00 $
2324 167 452 13 80.00 $
2325 167 452 14 80.00 $
2326 167 452 15 80.00 $
2327 167 452 16 80.00 $
2328 167 452 17 80.00 $
2329 167 452 18 80.00 $
2330 167 452 19 80.00 $
2331 167 452 20 80.00 $
2332 167 461 1 80.00 $
2333 167 461 2 80.00 $
2334 167 461 3 80.00 $
2335 167 461 4 80.00 $
2336 167 461 5 80.00 $
2337 167 461 6 80.00 $
2338 167 461 7 80.00 $
2339 167 461 8 80.00 $
2340 167 461 9 80.00 $
2341 167 461 10 80.00 $
2342 167 461 11 - $
2343 167 461 12 80.00 $
2344 167 461 13 80.00 $
2345 167 461 14 80.00 $
2346 167 461 15 80.00 $
2347 167 461 16 80.00 $
2348 167 461 17 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2349 167 461 18 80.00 $
2350 167 461 19 80.00 $
2351 167 461 20 80.00 $
2352 167 461 21 80.00 $
2353 167 461 22 80.00 $
2354 167 461 23 80.00 $
2355 167 461 24 80.00 $
2356 167 461 25 80.00 $
2357 167 461 26 80.00 $
2358 167 461 27 80.00 $
2359 167 461 28 80.00 $
2360 167 461 29 80.00 $
2361 167 461 30 80.00 $
2362 167 461 31 80.00 $
2363 167 461 32 80.00 $
2364 167 462 1 80.00 $
2365 167 462 2 80.00 $
2366 167 462 3 80.00 $
2367 167 462 4 80.00 $
2368 167 462 5 80.00 $
2369 167 462 6 80.00 $
2370 167 462 7 80.00 $
2371 167 462 8 80.00 $
2372 167 462 9 80.00 $
2373 167 462 10 80.00 $
2374 167 462 11 80.00 $
2375 167 462 12 80.00 $
2376 167 462 13 80.00 $
2377 167 462 14 80.00 $
2378 167 462 15 80.00 $
2379 167 462 16 80.00 $
2380 167 462 17 80.00 $
2381 167 462 18 80.00 $
2382 167 462 19 80.00 $
2383 167 462 20 80.00 $
2384 167 462 21 80.00 $
2385 167 462 22 80.00 $
2386 167 462 23 80.00 $
2387 167 462 24 80.00 $
2388 167 462 25 80.00 $
2389 167 462 26 80.00 $
2390 167 462 27 80.00 $
2391 167 462 28 80.00 $
2392 167 462 29 80.00 $
2393 167 462 30 80.00 $
2394 167 462 31 80.00 $
2395 167 462 32 80.00 $
2396 167 462 33 80.00 $
2397 167 462 34 80.00 $
2398 167 462 35 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2399 167 462 36 80.00 $
2400 167 462 37 80.00 $
2401 167 462 38 80.00 $
2402 167 511 1 80.00 $
2403 167 511 2 80.00 $
2404 167 511 3 80.00 $
2405 167 511 4 80.00 $
2406 167 511 5 80.00 $
2407 167 511 6 80.00 $
2408 167 511 7 - $
2409 167 511 8 80.00 $
2410 167 511 9 80.00 $
2411 167 511 10 80.00 $
2412 167 511 11 80.00 $
2413 167 511 12 80.00 $
2414 167 511 13 80.00 $
2415 167 511 14 80.00 $
2416 167 511 15 80.00 $
2417 167 511 16 80.00 $
2418 167 511 17 80.00 $
2419 167 511 18 80.00 $
2420 167 511 19 80.00 $
2421 167 511 20 80.00 $
2422 167 511 21 80.00 $
2423 167 511 22 80.00 $
2424 167 511 23 80.00 $
2425 167 511 24 80.00 $
2426 167 511 25 80.00 $
2427 167 511 26 80.00 $
2428 167 511 27 80.00 $
2429 167 511 28 80.00 $
2430 167 511 29 80.00 $
2431 167 511 30 80.00 $
2432 167 511 31 80.00 $
2433 167 511 32 80.00 $
2434 167 511 33 80.00 $
2435 167 511 34 80.00 $
2436 167 512 1 80.00 $
2437 167 512 2 80.00 $
2438 167 512 3 80.00 $
2439 167 512 4 80.00 $
2440 167 512 5 80.00 $
2441 167 512 6 80.00 $
2442 167 512 7 80.00 $
2443 167 512 8 80.00 $
2444 167 512 9 80.00 $
2445 167 512 10 80.00 $
2446 167 512 11 80.00 $
2447 167 512 12 80.00 $
2448 167 512 13 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2449 167 512 14 80.00 $
2450 167 512 15 80.00 $
2451 167 512 16 80.00 $
2452 167 512 17 80.00 $
2453 167 512 18 80.00 $
2454 167 512 19 80.00 $
2455 167 512 20 80.00 $
2456 167 513 1 80.00 $
2457 167 513 2 80.00 $
2458 167 513 3 80.00 $
2459 167 513 4 80.00 $
2460 167 513 5 80.00 $
2461 167 513 6 80.00 $
2462 167 513 7 80.00 $
2463 167 513 8 80.00 $
2464 167 513 9 80.00 $
2465 167 513 10 80.00 $
2466 167 513 11 80.00 $
2467 167 513 12 80.00 $
2468 167 513 13 80.00 $
2469 167 513 14 80.00 $
2470 167 514 1 80.00 $
2471 167 514 2 80.00 $
2472 167 514 3 80.00 $
2473 167 514 4 80.00 $
2474 167 514 5 80.00 $
2475 167 514 6 80.00 $
2476 167 514 7 80.00 $
2477 167 514 8 80.00 $
2478 167 521 1 80.00 $
2479 167 521 2 80.00 $
2480 167 521 3 80.00 $
2481 167 521 4 80.00 $
2482 167 521 5 80.00 $
2483 167 521 6 80.00 $
2484 167 521 7 80.00 $
2485 167 521 8 80.00 $
2486 167 521 9 80.00 $
2487 167 521 10 80.00 $
2488 167 521 11 80.00 $
2489 167 521 12 80.00 $
2490 167 522 1 80.00 $
2491 167 522 2 80.00 $
2492 167 522 3 80.00 $
2493 167 522 4 80.00 $
2494 167 522 5 80.00 $
2495 167 522 6 80.00 $
2496 167 522 7 80.00 $
2497 167 522 8 80.00 $
2498 167 522 9 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2499 167 522 10 80.00 $
2500 167 522 11 80.00 $
2501 167 522 12 80.00 $
2502 167 522 13 80.00 $
2503 167 522 14 80.00 $
2504 167 523 1 80.00 $
2505 167 523 2 80.00 $
2506 167 523 3 80.00 $
2507 167 523 4 80.00 $
2508 167 524 1 80.00 $
2509 167 524 2 80.00 $
2510 167 524 3 80.00 $
2511 167 524 4 80.00 $
2512 167 524 5 80.00 $
2513 167 524 6 80.00 $
2514 167 524 7 80.00 $
2515 167 524 8 80.00 $
2516 167 524 9 80.00 $
2517 167 524 10 80.00 $
2518 167 524 11 80.00 $
2519 167 524 12 80.00 $
2520 167 531 1 80.00 $
2521 167 531 2 80.00 $
2522 167 531 3 80.00 $
2523 167 531 4 80.00 $
2524 167 532 1 80.00 $
2525 167 532 2 80.00 $
2526 167 532 3 80.00 $
2527 167 532 4 80.00 $
2528 167 532 5 80.00 $
2529 167 532 6 80.00 $
2530 167 532 7 80.00 $
2531 167 532 8 80.00 $
2532 167 533 1 80.00 $
2533 167 533 2 80.00 $
2534 167 533 3 80.00 $
2535 167 533 4 80.00 $
2536 167 533 5 80.00 $
2537 167 533 6 80.00 $
2538 167 533 7 80.00 $
2539 167 533 8 80.00 $
2540 167 533 9 80.00 $
2541 167 534 1 80.00 $
2542 167 534 2 80.00 $
2543 167 534 3 80.00 $
2544 167 534 4 80.00 $
2545 167 534 5 80.00 $
2546 167 534 6 80.00 $
2547 167 534 7 80.00 $
2548 167 534 8 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2549 167 534 9 80.00 $
2550 167 534 10 80.00 $
2551 167 535 1 80.00 $
2552 167 535 2 80.00 $
2553 167 535 3 80.00 $
2554 167 535 4 80.00 $
2555 167 535 5 80.00 $
2556 167 535 6 80.00 $
2557 167 535 7 80.00 $
2558 167 535 8 80.00 $
2559 167 535 9 80.00 $
2560 167 535 10 80.00 $
2561 167 551 1 80.00 $
2562 167 551 2 80.00 $
2563 167 551 3 80.00 $
2564 167 551 4 80.00 $
2565 167 551 5 80.00 $
2566 167 551 6 80.00 $
2567 167 551 7 80.00 $
2568 167 551 8 80.00 $
2569 167 551 9 80.00 $
2570 167 551 10 80.00 $
2571 167 551 11 80.00 $
2572 167 551 12 80.00 $
2573 167 551 13 80.00 $
2574 167 551 14 80.00 $
2575 167 551 15 80.00 $
2576 167 551 16 80.00 $
2577 167 551 17 80.00 $
2578 167 551 18 80.00 $
2579 167 551 19 80.00 $
2580 167 551 20 80.00 $
2581 167 551 21 80.00 $
2582 167 551 22 80.00 $
2583 167 551 23 80.00 $
2584 167 551 24 80.00 $
2585 167 551 25 80.00 $
2586 167 551 26 80.00 $
2587 167 552 1 80.00 $
2588 167 552 2 80.00 $
2589 167 552 3 80.00 $
2590 167 552 4 80.00 $
2591 167 552 5 80.00 $
2592 167 552 6 80.00 $
2593 167 552 7 80.00 $
2594 167 552 8 80.00 $
2595 167 552 9 80.00 $
2596 167 552 10 80.00 $
2597 167 552 11 80.00 $
2598 167 552 12 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2599 167 561 1 80.00 $
2600 167 561 2 80.00 $
2601 167 561 3 80.00 $
2602 167 561 4 80.00 $
2603 167 561 5 80.00 $
2604 167 561 6 80.00 $
2605 167 562 1 80.00 $
2606 167 562 2 80.00 $
2607 167 562 3 80.00 $
2608 167 562 4 80.00 $
2609 167 562 5 80.00 $
2610 167 563 1 80.00 $
2611 167 563 2 80.00 $
2612 167 563 3 80.00 $
2613 167 563 4 80.00 $
2614 167 563 5 80.00 $
2615 167 563 6 80.00 $
2616 167 563 7 80.00 $
2617 167 564 1 80.00 $
2618 167 564 2 80.00 $
2619 167 564 3 80.00 $
2620 167 564 4 80.00 $
2621 167 564 5 80.00 $
2622 167 565 1 80.00 $
2623 167 565 2 80.00 $
2624 167 565 3 80.00 $
2625 167 566 1 - $
2626 167 571 1 80.00 $
2627 167 571 2 80.00 $
2628 167 571 3 80.00 $
2629 167 571 4 80.00 $
2630 167 571 5 80.00 $
2631 167 571 6 80.00 $
2632 167 571 7 80.00 $
2633 167 571 8 80.00 $
2634 167 571 9 80.00 $
2635 167 571 10 80.00 $
2636 167 571 11 80.00 $
2637 167 571 12 80.00 $
2638 167 571 13 80.00 $
2639 167 571 14 80.00 $
2640 167 572 1 80.00 $
2641 167 572 2 80.00 $
2642 167 572 3 80.00 $
2643 167 572 4 80.00 $
2644 167 572 5 80.00 $
2645 167 572 6 80.00 $
2646 167 572 7 80.00 $
2647 167 572 8 80.00 $
2648 167 572 9 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2649 167 572 10 80.00 $
2650 167 572 11 80.00 $
2651 167 572 12 80.00 $
2652 167 573 1 80.00 $
2653 167 573 2 80.00 $
2654 167 573 3 80.00 $
2655 167 573 4 80.00 $
2656 167 581 1 80.00 $
2657 167 581 2 80.00 $
2658 167 581 3 80.00 $
2659 167 581 4 80.00 $
2660 167 581 5 80.00 $
2661 167 581 6 80.00 $
2662 167 581 7 80.00 $
2663 167 581 8 80.00 $
2664 167 581 9 80.00 $
2665 167 581 10 80.00 $
2666 167 581 11 80.00 $
2667 167 582 1 80.00 $
2668 167 582 2 80.00 $
2669 167 582 3 80.00 $
2670 167 582 4 80.00 $
2671 167 582 5 80.00 $
2672 167 582 6 80.00 $
2673 167 582 7 80.00 $
2674 167 582 8 - $
2675 167 582 9 80.00 $
2676 167 582 10 80.00 $
2677 167 582 11 80.00 $
2678 167 582 12 80.00 $
2679 167 582 13 80.00 $
2680 167 582 14 80.00 $
2681 167 582 15 - $
2682 167 591 1 80.00 $
2683 167 591 2 80.00 $
2684 167 591 3 80.00 $
2685 167 591 4 80.00 $
2686 167 592 1 80.00 $
2687 167 592 2 80.00 $
2688 167 592 3 80.00 $
2689 167 592 4 80.00 $
2690 167 592 5 80.00 $
2691 167 592 6 80.00 $
2692 167 592 7 80.00 $
2693 167 592 8 80.00 $
2694 167 592 9 80.00 $
2695 167 592 10 80.00 $
2696 167 592 11 80.00 $
2697 167 592 12 80.00 $
2698 167 592 13 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2699 167 592 14 80.00 $
2700 167 592 15 80.00 $
2701 167 593 1 80.00 $
2702 167 593 2 80.00 $
2703 167 593 3 80.00 $
2704 167 593 4 80.00 $
2705 167 593 5 80.00 $
2706 167 593 6 80.00 $
2707 167 593 7 - $
2708 167 593 8 80.00 $
2709 167 593 9 80.00 $
2710 167 593 10 80.00 $
2711 167 593 11 80.00 $
2712 167 593 12 80.00 $
2713 167 593 13 80.00 $
2714 167 593 14 80.00 $
2715 167 593 15 80.00 $
2716 167 593 16 80.00 $
2717 167 593 17 80.00 $
2718 167 593 18 80.00 $
2719 167 593 19 80.00 $
2720 167 593 20 80.00 $
2721 167 650 1 - $
2722 167 650 2 80.00 $
2723 167 650 3 80.00 $
2724 167 650 4 80.00 $
2725 167 650 5 80.00 $
2726 167 650 6 80.00 $
2727 167 650 7 80.00 $
2728 167 650 8 80.00 $
2729 167 650 9 80.00 $
2730 167 650 10 80.00 $
2731 167 650 11 80.00 $
2732 167 650 12 80.00 $
2733 167 650 13 80.00 $
2734 167 650 14 80.00 $
2735 167 650 15 80.00 $
2736 167 650 16 80.00 $
2737 167 650 17 80.00 $
2738 167 650 18 80.00 $
2739 167 650 19 - $
2740 167 650 20 80.00 $
2741 167 650 21 80.00 $
2742 167 650 22 80.00 $
2743 167 650 23 80.00 $
2744 167 650 24 80.00 $
2745 167 650 25 80.00 $
2746 167 650 26 80.00 $
2747 167 650 27 80.00 $
2748 167 650 28 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2749 167 650 29 80.00 $
2750 167 650 30 80.00 $
2751 167 650 31 80.00 $
2752 167 650 32 - $
2753 167 650 33 80.00 $
2754 167 650 34 80.00 $
2755 167 650 35 80.00 $
2756 167 650 36 80.00 $
2757 167 650 37 80.00 $
2758 167 650 38 80.00 $
2759 167 650 39 80.00 $
2760 167 650 40 80.00 $
2761 167 650 41 - $
2762 167 650 42 80.00 $
2763 167 650 43 80.00 $
2764 167 650 44 80.00 $
2765 167 650 45 80.00 $
2766 167 650 46 80.00 $
2767 167 650 47 80.00 $
2768 167 650 48 - $
2769 167 650 49 - $
2770 167 660 1 - $
2771 167 660 2 80.00 $
2772 167 660 3 80.00 $
2773 167 660 4 80.00 $
2774 167 660 5 - $
2775 167 660 6 80.00 $
2776 167 660 7 80.00 $
2777 167 660 8 80.00 $
2778 167 660 9 80.00 $
2779 167 660 10 80.00 $
2780 167 660 11 80.00 $
2781 167 671 1 80.00 $
2782 167 671 2 80.00 $
2783 167 671 3 80.00 $
2784 167 671 4 80.00 $
2785 167 671 5 80.00 $
2786 167 671 6 80.00 $
2787 167 672 1 80.00 $
2788 167 672 2 80.00 $
2789 167 672 3 80.00 $
2790 167 672 4 80.00 $
2791 167 672 5 80.00 $
2792 167 672 6 80.00 $
2793 167 672 7 80.00 $
2794 167 672 8 80.00 $
2795 167 672 9 80.00 $
2796 167 672 10 80.00 $
2797 167 672 11 80.00 $
2798 167 672 12 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2799 167 672 13 80.00 $
2800 167 672 14 80.00 $
2801 167 672 15 80.00 $
2802 167 672 16 80.00 $
2803 167 672 17 - $
2804 167 672 18 80.00 $
2805 167 672 19 80.00 $
2806 167 672 20 80.00 $
2807 167 672 21 80.00 $
2808 167 672 22 80.00 $
2809 167 672 23 80.00 $
2810 167 681 2 80.00 $
2811 167 681 3 80.00 $
2812 167 681 4 80.00 $
2813 167 681 5 80.00 $
2814 167 681 6 80.00 $
2815 167 681 7 80.00 $
2816 167 681 8 80.00 $
2817 167 681 9 80.00 $
2818 167 681 10 80.00 $
2819 167 681 11 80.00 $
2820 167 681 12 80.00 $
2821 167 681 13 80.00 $
2822 167 681 14 80.00 $
2823 167 681 15 80.00 $
2824 167 681 16 80.00 $
2825 167 681 17 80.00 $
2826 167 681 18 80.00 $
2827 167 681 19 80.00 $
2828 167 681 20 80.00 $
2829 167 681 21 80.00 $
2830 167 681 22 80.00 $
2831 167 681 23 80.00 $
2832 167 681 24 80.00 $
2833 167 681 25 80.00 $
2834 167 681 26 80.00 $
2835 167 681 27 80.00 $
2836 167 681 28 - $
2837 167 682 1 - $
2838 167 683 1 - $
2839 167 691 2 - $
2840 167 692 1 80.00 $
2841 167 692 2 80.00 $
2842 167 692 3 80.00 $
2843 167 693 1 80.00 $
2844 167 693 2 80.00 $
2845 167 693 3 80.00 $
2846 167 694 1 80.00 $
2847 167 694 2 80.00 $
2848 167 694 3 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2849 167 694 4 80.00 $
2850 167 694 5 80.00 $
2851 167 694 6 80.00 $
2852 167 694 7 80.00 $
2853 167 695 1 80.00 $
2854 167 695 2 80.00 $
2855 167 695 3 80.00 $
2856 167 695 4 80.00 $
2857 167 696 1 80.00 $
2858 167 696 2 80.00 $
2859 167 696 3 80.00 $
2860 167 696 4 80.00 $
2861 167 696 5 80.00 $
2862 167 696 6 80.00 $
2863 167 696 7 80.00 $
2864 167 696 8 80.00 $
2865 167 696 9 80.00 $
2866 167 696 10 80.00 $
2867 167 696 11 80.00 $
2868 167 696 12 80.00 $
2869 167 696 13 80.00 $
2870 167 696 14 80.00 $
2871 167 696 15 80.00 $
2872 167 696 16 80.00 $
2873 167 696 17 80.00 $
2874 167 696 18 80.00 $
2875 167 696 19 80.00 $
2876 167 696 20 80.00 $
2877 167 696 21 80.00 $
2878 167 696 22 80.00 $
2879 167 701 1 - $
2880 167 701 2 - $
2881 167 702 1 80.00 $
2882 167 702 2 80.00 $
2883 167 702 3 80.00 $
2884 167 702 4 80.00 $
2885 167 702 5 80.00 $
2886 167 702 6 80.00 $
2887 167 702 7 80.00 $
2888 167 702 8 80.00 $
2889 167 702 9 80.00 $
2890 167 702 10 80.00 $
2891 167 702 11 80.00 $
2892 167 702 12 80.00 $
2893 167 702 13 80.00 $
2894 167 702 14 80.00 $
2895 167 702 15 80.00 $
2896 167 702 16 80.00 $
2897 167 702 17 80.00 $
2898 167 702 18 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2899 167 702 19 80.00 $
2900 167 702 20 80.00 $
2901 167 702 21 80.00 $
2902 167 702 22 80.00 $
2903 167 702 23 80.00 $
2904 167 702 24 80.00 $
2905 167 702 25 80.00 $
2906 167 702 26 80.00 $
2907 167 702 27 80.00 $
2908 167 702 28 80.00 $
2909 167 702 29 80.00 $
2910 167 702 30 80.00 $
2911 167 702 31 80.00 $
2912 167 702 32 80.00 $
2913 167 702 33 80.00 $
2914 167 702 34 80.00 $
2915 167 702 35 80.00 $
2916 167 702 36 80.00 $
2917 167 702 37 80.00 $
2918 167 702 38 80.00 $
2919 167 702 39 80.00 $
2920 167 702 40 80.00 $
2921 167 702 41 80.00 $
2922 167 702 42 80.00 $
2923 167 702 43 80.00 $
2924 167 702 44 80.00 $
2925 167 702 45 80.00 $
2926 167 702 46 80.00 $
2927 167 702 47 80.00 $
2928 167 703 1 80.00 $
2929 167 703 2 80.00 $
2930 167 703 3 80.00 $
2931 167 710 1 80.00 $
2932 167 710 2 80.00 $
2933 167 710 3 80.00 $
2934 167 710 4 80.00 $
2935 167 710 5 80.00 $
2936 167 710 6 80.00 $
2937 167 710 7 80.00 $
2938 167 710 8 80.00 $
2939 167 710 9 80.00 $
2940 167 710 10 80.00 $
2941 167 710 11 80.00 $
2942 167 710 12 80.00 $
2943 167 710 13 80.00 $
2944 167 710 14 80.00 $
2945 167 710 15 80.00 $
2946 167 710 16 80.00 $
2947 167 710 17 80.00 $
2948 167 710 18 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2949 167 710 19 80.00 $
2950 167 710 20 80.00 $
2951 167 710 21 80.00 $
2952 167 710 22 80.00 $
2953 167 710 23 80.00 $
2954 167 710 24 80.00 $
2955 167 710 25 80.00 $
2956 167 710 26 80.00 $
2957 167 710 27 80.00 $
2958 167 710 28 80.00 $
2959 167 710 29 80.00 $
2960 167 710 30 80.00 $
2961 167 710 31 80.00 $
2962 167 710 32 80.00 $
2963 167 710 33 80.00 $
2964 167 710 34 80.00 $
2965 167 710 35 80.00 $
2966 167 710 36 80.00 $
2967 167 710 37 80.00 $
2968 167 710 38 80.00 $
2969 167 710 39 80.00 $
2970 167 710 40 80.00 $
2971 167 710 41 80.00 $
2972 167 710 42 80.00 $
2973 167 710 43 80.00 $
2974 167 710 44 80.00 $
2975 167 710 45 80.00 $
2976 167 710 46 80.00 $
2977 167 710 47 - $
2978 167 710 48 80.00 $
2979 167 710 49 - $
2980 167 721 1 - $
2981 167 721 2 80.00 $
2982 167 721 3 80.00 $
2983 167 721 4 80.00 $
2984 167 721 5 80.00 $
2985 167 721 6 80.00 $
2986 167 721 7 80.00 $
2987 167 721 8 80.00 $
2988 167 721 9 80.00 $
2989 167 721 10 80.00 $
2990 167 721 11 80.00 $
2991 167 721 12 80.00 $
2992 167 721 13 80.00 $
2993 167 721 14 80.00 $
2994 167 721 15 80.00 $
2995 167 721 16 80.00 $
2996 167 721 17 80.00 $
2997 167 721 18 80.00 $
2998 167 721 19 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
2999 167 721 20 80.00 $
3000 167 721 21 80.00 $
3001 167 721 22 80.00 $
3002 167 721 23 80.00 $
3003 167 721 24 80.00 $
3004 167 721 25 - $
3005 167 722 1 - $
3006 167 722 2 - $
3007 167 722 3 - $
3008 167 771 1 80.00 $
3009 167 771 2 80.00 $
3010 167 771 3 80.00 $
3011 167 771 4 80.00 $
3012 167 771 5 80.00 $
3013 167 771 6 80.00 $
3014 167 771 7 80.00 $
3015 167 771 8 80.00 $
3016 167 771 9 80.00 $
3017 167 771 10 80.00 $
3018 167 771 11 80.00 $
3019 167 771 12 80.00 $
3020 167 771 13 80.00 $
3021 167 771 14 80.00 $
3022 167 771 15 80.00 $
3023 167 772 1 80.00 $
3024 167 772 2 80.00 $
3025 167 772 3 80.00 $
3026 167 772 4 80.00 $
3027 167 772 5 80.00 $
3028 167 772 6 80.00 $
3029 167 772 7 80.00 $
3030 167 772 8 80.00 $
3031 167 772 9 80.00 $
3032 167 772 10 80.00 $
3033 167 772 11 80.00 $
3034 167 772 12 80.00 $
3035 167 773 1 80.00 $
3036 167 773 2 80.00 $
3037 167 773 3 80.00 $
3038 167 773 4 80.00 $
3039 167 773 5 80.00 $
3040 167 773 6 80.00 $
3041 167 773 7 80.00 $
3042 167 773 8 80.00 $
3043 167 773 9 80.00 $
3044 167 773 10 80.00 $
3045 167 773 11 80.00 $
3046 167 773 12 80.00 $
3047 167 773 13 80.00 $
3048 167 773 14 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3049 167 773 15 80.00 $
3050 167 773 16 80.00 $
3051 167 781 1 80.00 $
3052 167 781 2 80.00 $
3053 167 781 3 80.00 $
3054 167 781 4 80.00 $
3055 167 781 5 80.00 $
3056 167 781 6 80.00 $
3057 167 781 7 80.00 $
3058 167 781 8 80.00 $
3059 167 781 9 80.00 $
3060 167 781 10 80.00 $
3061 167 781 11 80.00 $
3062 167 781 12 80.00 $
3063 167 781 13 80.00 $
3064 167 781 14 80.00 $
3065 167 781 15 80.00 $
3066 167 781 16 80.00 $
3067 167 781 17 80.00 $
3068 167 782 1 80.00 $
3069 167 782 2 80.00 $
3070 167 782 3 80.00 $
3071 167 782 4 80.00 $
3072 167 782 5 80.00 $
3073 167 782 6 80.00 $
3074 167 782 7 80.00 $
3075 167 782 8 80.00 $
3076 167 782 9 80.00 $
3077 167 782 10 80.00 $
3078 167 782 11 80.00 $
3079 167 782 12 80.00 $
3080 167 782 13 80.00 $
3081 167 782 14 - $
3082 167 831 1 80.00 $
3083 167 831 2 80.00 $
3084 167 831 3 80.00 $
3085 167 831 4 80.00 $
3086 167 831 5 80.00 $
3087 167 831 6 80.00 $
3088 167 831 7 - $
3089 167 831 8 - $
3090 167 832 1 80.00 $
3091 167 832 2 80.00 $
3092 167 832 3 80.00 $
3093 167 832 4 80.00 $
3094 167 832 5 80.00 $
3095 167 832 6 80.00 $
3096 167 832 7 80.00 $
3097 167 832 8 80.00 $
3098 167 832 9 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3099 167 832 10 80.00 $
3100 167 832 11 80.00 $
3101 167 832 12 80.00 $
3102 167 833 1 80.00 $
3103 167 833 2 80.00 $
3104 167 833 3 80.00 $
3105 167 833 4 80.00 $
3106 167 833 5 80.00 $
3107 167 833 6 80.00 $
3108 167 841 1 80.00 $
3109 167 841 2 80.00 $
3110 167 841 3 80.00 $
3111 167 841 4 80.00 $
3112 167 841 5 80.00 $
3113 167 841 6 80.00 $
3114 167 841 7 80.00 $
3115 167 841 8 80.00 $
3116 167 841 9 80.00 $
3117 167 841 10 80.00 $
3118 167 841 11 80.00 $
3119 167 841 12 80.00 $
3120 167 841 13 80.00 $
3121 167 841 14 80.00 $
3122 167 841 15 80.00 $
3123 167 841 16 - $
3124 167 841 17 80.00 $
3125 167 841 18 80.00 $
3126 167 841 19 80.00 $
3127 167 841 20 80.00 $
3128 167 841 21 80.00 $
3129 167 841 22 80.00 $
3130 167 842 1 80.00 $
3131 167 842 2 80.00 $
3132 167 842 3 80.00 $
3133 167 842 4 80.00 $
3134 167 842 5 80.00 $
3135 167 842 6 80.00 $
3136 167 842 7 80.00 $
3137 167 842 8 80.00 $
3138 167 842 9 80.00 $
3139 167 842 10 80.00 $
3140 167 842 11 80.00 $
3141 167 842 12 80.00 $
3142 167 843 1 80.00 $
3143 167 843 2 80.00 $
3144 167 843 3 80.00 $
3145 167 843 4 80.00 $
3146 167 843 5 80.00 $
3147 167 843 6 80.00 $
3148 167 843 7 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3149 167 843 8 80.00 $
3150 167 843 9 80.00 $
3151 167 843 10 80.00 $
3152 167 843 11 80.00 $
3153 167 843 12 80.00 $
3154 167 851 1 80.00 $
3155 167 851 2 80.00 $
3156 167 851 3 80.00 $
3157 167 851 4 80.00 $
3158 167 851 5 80.00 $
3159 167 851 6 80.00 $
3160 167 851 7 80.00 $
3161 167 851 8 80.00 $
3162 167 851 9 80.00 $
3163 167 852 1 80.00 $
3164 167 852 2 80.00 $
3165 167 852 3 80.00 $
3166 167 852 4 80.00 $
3167 167 852 5 80.00 $
3168 167 852 6 80.00 $
3169 167 852 7 80.00 $
3170 167 852 8 80.00 $
3171 167 852 9 80.00 $
3172 167 852 10 80.00 $
3173 167 852 11 80.00 $
3174 167 852 12 80.00 $
3175 167 852 13 80.00 $
3176 167 852 14 80.00 $
3177 167 852 15 80.00 $
3178 167 852 16 80.00 $
3179 167 852 17 80.00 $
3180 167 852 18 80.00 $
3181 167 852 19 80.00 $
3182 167 852 20 80.00 $
3183 167 852 21 80.00 $
3184 167 852 22 80.00 $
3185 167 852 23 80.00 $
3186 167 852 24 80.00 $
3187 167 852 25 80.00 $
3188 167 852 26 80.00 $
3189 167 853 1 80.00 $
3190 167 853 2 80.00 $
3191 167 853 3 80.00 $
3192 167 853 4 80.00 $
3193 167 853 5 80.00 $
3194 167 854 1 80.00 $
3195 167 854 2 80.00 $
3196 167 855 1 80.00 $
3197 167 855 2 80.00 $
3198 167 855 3 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3199 167 855 4 80.00 $
3200 167 855 5 80.00 $
3201 167 855 6 80.00 $
3202 167 855 7 80.00 $
3203 167 856 1 80.00 $
3204 167 856 2 80.00 $
3205 167 856 3 80.00 $
3206 167 856 4 80.00 $
3207 167 856 5 80.00 $
3208 167 856 6 80.00 $
3209 167 856 7 80.00 $
3210 167 856 8 - $
3211 167 861 1 80.00 $
3212 167 861 2 80.00 $
3213 167 861 3 80.00 $
3214 167 861 4 80.00 $
3215 167 861 5 80.00 $
3216 167 861 6 - $
3217 167 861 7 80.00 $
3218 167 861 8 80.00 $
3219 167 861 9 80.00 $
3220 167 861 10 80.00 $
3221 167 861 11 80.00 $
3222 167 861 12 80.00 $
3223 167 861 13 80.00 $
3224 167 861 14 80.00 $
3225 167 861 15 80.00 $
3226 167 861 16 80.00 $
3227 167 861 17 80.00 $
3228 167 861 18 80.00 $
3229 167 861 19 80.00 $
3230 167 861 20 80.00 $
3231 167 861 21 80.00 $
3232 167 861 22 80.00 $
3233 167 861 23 80.00 $
3234 167 861 24 80.00 $
3235 167 861 25 80.00 $
3236 167 861 26 80.00 $
3237 167 862 1 80.00 $
3238 167 862 2 80.00 $
3239 167 862 3 80.00 $
3240 167 862 4 80.00 $
3241 167 862 5 80.00 $
3242 167 862 6 80.00 $
3243 167 862 7 80.00 $
3244 167 862 8 80.00 $
3245 167 862 9 80.00 $
3246 167 862 10 80.00 $
3247 167 862 11 80.00 $
3248 167 862 12 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3249 167 862 13 80.00 $
3250 167 862 14 80.00 $
3251 167 862 15 80.00 $
3252 167 863 1 80.00 $
3253 167 863 2 80.00 $
3254 167 863 3 80.00 $
3255 167 863 4 80.00 $
3256 167 863 5 80.00 $
3257 167 864 1 80.00 $
3258 167 864 2 80.00 $
3259 167 864 3 - $
3260 167 864 4 80.00 $
3261 167 864 5 80.00 $
3262 167 871 1 - $
3263 167 872 1 80.00 $
3264 167 872 2 80.00 $
3265 167 872 3 80.00 $
3266 167 872 4 80.00 $
3267 167 872 5 80.00 $
3268 167 872 6 80.00 $
3269 167 872 7 80.00 $
3270 167 872 8 80.00 $
3271 167 872 9 80.00 $
3272 167 872 10 80.00 $
3273 167 872 11 80.00 $
3274 167 872 12 80.00 $
3275 167 872 13 80.00 $
3276 167 872 14 80.00 $
3277 167 872 15 80.00 $
3278 167 872 16 80.00 $
3279 167 872 17 80.00 $
3280 167 872 18 80.00 $
3281 167 872 19 80.00 $
3282 167 872 20 80.00 $
3283 167 872 21 80.00 $
3284 167 872 22 80.00 $
3285 167 872 23 80.00 $
3286 167 872 24 80.00 $
3287 167 872 25 80.00 $
3288 167 872 26 80.00 $
3289 167 872 27 - $
3290 167 872 28 - $
3291 167 873 1 80.00 $
3292 167 873 2 80.00 $
3293 167 873 3 80.00 $
3294 167 873 4 80.00 $
3295 167 873 5 80.00 $
3296 167 873 6 80.00 $
3297 167 873 7 80.00 $
3298 167 873 8 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3299 167 873 9 80.00 $
3300 167 873 10 80.00 $
3301 167 873 11 80.00 $
3302 167 873 12 80.00 $
3303 167 873 13 80.00 $
3304 167 873 14 80.00 $
3305 167 873 15 80.00 $
3306 167 873 16 80.00 $
3307 167 873 17 80.00 $
3308 167 873 18 80.00 $
3309 167 874 1 80.00 $
3310 167 874 2 80.00 $
3311 167 875 1 80.00 $
3312 167 875 2 80.00 $
3313 167 875 3 80.00 $
3314 167 875 4 80.00 $
3315 167 875 5 80.00 $
3316 167 875 6 80.00 $
3317 167 875 7 80.00 $
3318 167 876 1 80.00 $
3319 167 876 2 80.00 $
3320 167 876 3 80.00 $
3321 167 876 4 80.00 $
3322 167 876 5 80.00 $
3323 167 876 6 80.00 $
3324 167 876 7 80.00 $
3325 167 877 1 80.00 $
3326 167 877 2 80.00 $
3327 167 881 1 80.00 $
3328 167 881 2 80.00 $
3329 167 881 3 80.00 $
3330 167 881 4 - $
3331 167 881 5 80.00 $
3332 167 881 6 80.00 $
3333 167 881 7 80.00 $
3334 167 881 8 80.00 $
3335 167 881 9 80.00 $
3336 167 881 10 80.00 $
3337 167 881 11 - $
3338 167 882 1 80.00 $
3339 167 882 2 80.00 $
3340 167 882 3 80.00 $
3341 167 882 4 80.00 $
3342 167 882 5 80.00 $
3343 167 882 6 80.00 $
3344 167 882 7 80.00 $
3345 167 882 8 80.00 $
3346 167 882 9 80.00 $
3347 167 882 10 80.00 $
3348 167 882 11 80.00 $

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FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3349 167 882 12 80.00 $
3350 167 882 13 80.00 $
3351 167 882 14 80.00 $
3352 167 882 15 80.00 $
3353 167 882 16 80.00 $
3354 167 882 17 80.00 $
3355 167 882 18 80.00 $
3356 167 882 19 80.00 $
3357 167 882 20 80.00 $
3358 167 883 1 80.00 $
3359 167 883 2 80.00 $
3360 167 883 3 80.00 $
3361 167 883 4 80.00 $
3362 167 883 5 80.00 $
3363 167 883 6 80.00 $
3364 167 883 7 80.00 $
3365 167 883 8 80.00 $
3366 167 884 1 80.00 $
3367 167 884 2 80.00 $
3368 167 884 3 80.00 $
3369 167 884 4 80.00 $
3370 167 884 5 80.00 $
3371 167 884 6 80.00 $
3372 167 884 7 80.00 $
3373 167 884 8 80.00 $
3374 167 884 9 80.00 $
3375 167 884 10 80.00 $
3376 167 884 11 80.00 $
3377 167 884 12 80.00 $
3378 167 885 1 - $
3379 167 885 2 80.00 $
3380 167 885 3 80.00 $
3381 167 885 4 80.00 $
3382 167 885 5 80.00 $
3383 167 885 6 80.00 $
3384 167 885 7 80.00 $
3385 167 885 8 80.00 $
3386 167 885 9 80.00 $
3387 167 885 10 80.00 $
3388 167 885 11 80.00 $
3389 167 885 12 80.00 $
3390 167 885 13 80.00 $
3391 167 885 14 80.00 $
3392 167 885 15 80.00 $
3393 167 885 16 80.00 $
3394 167 885 17 80.00 $
3395 167 885 18 80.00 $
3396 167 885 19 80.00 $
3397 167 885 20 80.00 $
3398 167 885 21 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3399 167 885 22 80.00 $
3400 167 891 1 80.00 $
3401 167 891 2 80.00 $
3402 167 891 3 80.00 $
3403 167 891 4 80.00 $
3404 167 891 5 80.00 $
3405 167 891 6 80.00 $
3406 167 891 7 80.00 $
3407 167 891 8 80.00 $
3408 167 891 9 80.00 $
3409 167 891 10 80.00 $
3410 167 891 11 80.00 $
3411 167 891 12 80.00 $
3412 167 891 13 - $
3413 167 892 1 80.00 $
3414 167 892 2 80.00 $
3415 167 892 3 80.00 $
3416 167 892 4 80.00 $
3417 167 892 5 80.00 $
3418 167 893 1 80.00 $
3419 167 893 2 80.00 $
3420 167 893 3 80.00 $
3421 167 893 4 80.00 $
3422 167 893 5 80.00 $
3423 167 893 6 80.00 $
3424 167 893 7 80.00 $
3425 167 893 8 80.00 $
3426 167 893 9 80.00 $
3427 167 893 10 80.00 $
3428 167 893 11 80.00 $
3429 167 893 12 80.00 $
3430 167 893 13 80.00 $
3431 167 893 14 80.00 $
3432 167 893 15 80.00 $
3433 167 893 16 80.00 $
3434 167 894 1 80.00 $
3435 167 894 2 80.00 $
3436 167 895 1 - $
3437 167 901 1 80.00 $
3438 167 901 2 80.00 $
3439 167 901 3 80.00 $
3440 167 901 4 80.00 $
3441 167 901 5 80.00 $
3442 167 901 6 80.00 $
3443 167 901 7 80.00 $
3444 167 901 8 80.00 $
3445 167 901 9 - $
3446 167 901 10 - $
3447 167 901 11 80.00 $
3448 167 901 12 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3449 167 901 13 80.00 $
3450 167 901 14 80.00 $
3451 167 901 15 - $
3452 167 901 16 80.00 $
3453 167 901 17 80.00 $
3454 167 901 18 80.00 $
3455 167 901 19 - $
3456 167 901 20 80.00 $
3457 167 901 21 80.00 $
3458 167 901 22 80.00 $
3459 167 901 23 80.00 $
3460 167 901 24 80.00 $
3461 167 901 25 80.00 $
3462 167 901 26 80.00 $
3463 167 901 27 80.00 $
3464 167 901 28 80.00 $
3465 167 901 29 80.00 $
3466 167 901 30 80.00 $
3467 167 901 31 80.00 $
3468 167 901 32 80.00 $
3469 167 901 33 80.00 $
3470 167 901 34 80.00 $
3471 167 901 35 80.00 $
3472 167 901 36 80.00 $
3473 167 901 37 80.00 $
3474 167 901 38 80.00 $
3475 167 901 39 - $
3476 167 902 1 - $
3477 167 921 1 80.00 $
3478 167 921 2 80.00 $
3479 167 921 3 80.00 $
3480 167 921 4 80.00 $
3481 167 921 5 80.00 $
3482 167 921 6 80.00 $
3483 167 921 7 80.00 $
3484 167 921 8 80.00 $
3485 167 921 9 80.00 $
3486 167 921 10 80.00 $
3487 167 922 1 80.00 $
3488 167 922 2 80.00 $
3489 167 922 3 80.00 $
3490 167 922 4 80.00 $
3491 167 922 5 80.00 $
3492 167 922 6 80.00 $
3493 167 922 7 80.00 $
3494 167 922 8 80.00 $
3495 167 922 9 - $
3496 167 923 1 80.00 $
3497 167 950 1 - $
3498 167 950 2 - $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3499 167 950 3 - $
3500 167 951 1 80.00 $
3501 167 951 2 80.00 $
3502 167 951 3 80.00 $
3503 167 951 4 - $
3504 167 951 5 80.00 $
3505 167 951 6 80.00 $
3506 167 951 7 80.00 $
3507 167 951 8 80.00 $
3508 167 951 9 80.00 $
3509 167 951 10 80.00 $
3510 167 951 11 80.00 $
3511 167 951 12 80.00 $
3512 167 951 13 80.00 $
3513 167 951 14 80.00 $
3514 167 951 15 80.00 $
3515 167 951 16 80.00 $
3516 167 951 17 - $
3517 167 951 18 - $
3518 167 951 19 80.00 $
3519 167 951 20 80.00 $
3520 167 951 21 80.00 $
3521 167 951 22 80.00 $
3522 167 951 23 80.00 $
3523 167 951 24 - $
3524 167 951 25 80.00 $
3525 167 951 26 80.00 $
3526 167 951 27 80.00 $
3527 167 951 28 80.00 $
3528 167 951 29 80.00 $
3529 167 951 30 80.00 $
3530 167 951 31 80.00 $
3531 167 951 32 80.00 $
3532 167 951 33 80.00 $
3533 167 951 34 80.00 $
3534 167 951 35 80.00 $
3535 167 951 36 80.00 $
3536 167 951 37 80.00 $
3537 167 951 38 80.00 $
3538 167 951 39 80.00 $
3539 167 951 40 80.00 $
3540 167 951 41 80.00 $
3541 167 951 42 80.00 $
3542 167 951 43 80.00 $
3543 167 951 44 80.00 $
3544 167 951 45 80.00 $
3545 167 951 46 80.00 $
3546 167 951 47 80.00 $
3547 167 951 48 80.00 $
3548 167 951 49 - $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3549 167 951 50 80.00 $
3550 167 951 51 80.00 $
3551 167 951 52 80.00 $
3552 167 951 53 80.00 $
3553 167 951 54 - $
3554 167 951 55 - $
3555 167 951 56 - $
3556 167 951 57 - $
3557 167 952 1 80.00 $
3558 167 952 2 80.00 $
3559 167 952 3 80.00 $
3560 167 952 4 80.00 $
3561 167 952 5 80.00 $
3562 167 952 6 80.00 $
3563 167 952 7 80.00 $
3564 167 952 8 80.00 $
3565 167 952 9 80.00 $
3566 167 952 10 80.00 $
3567 167 952 11 80.00 $
3568 167 952 12 80.00 $
3569 167 952 13 80.00 $
3570 167 952 14 80.00 $
3571 167 952 15 80.00 $
3572 167 952 16 80.00 $
3573 167 952 17 80.00 $
3574 167 952 18 80.00 $
3575 167 952 19 80.00 $
3576 167 952 20 80.00 $
3577 167 952 21 80.00 $
3578 170 10 19 - $
3579 170 10 30 - $
3580 170 10 35 - $
3581 170 10 42 - $
3582 170 10 44 - $
3583 170 10 47 - $
3584 170 261 1 80.00 $
3585 170 261 2 80.00 $
3586 170 261 3 80.00 $
3587 170 261 4 80.00 $
3588 170 261 5 80.00 $
3589 170 261 6 80.00 $
3590 170 261 7 80.00 $
3591 170 261 8 80.00 $
3592 170 261 9 80.00 $
3593 170 261 10 80.00 $
3594 170 261 11 80.00 $
3595 170 262 1 80.00 $
3596 170 262 2 80.00 $
3597 170 262 3 80.00 $
3598 170 262 4 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3599 170 262 5 80.00 $
3600 170 262 6 80.00 $
3601 170 262 7 80.00 $
3602 170 262 8 80.00 $
3603 170 262 9 80.00 $
3604 170 262 10 80.00 $
3605 170 262 11 80.00 $
3606 170 262 12 80.00 $
3607 170 262 13 80.00 $
3608 170 262 14 80.00 $
3609 170 262 15 80.00 $
3610 170 263 1 80.00 $
3611 170 263 2 80.00 $
3612 170 263 3 80.00 $
3613 170 263 4 80.00 $
3614 170 263 5 80.00 $
3615 170 263 6 80.00 $
3616 170 263 7 80.00 $
3617 170 263 8 80.00 $
3618 170 263 9 80.00 $
3619 170 263 10 80.00 $
3620 170 263 11 80.00 $
3621 170 263 12 80.00 $
3622 170 263 13 80.00 $
3623 170 263 14 80.00 $
3624 170 263 15 80.00 $
3625 170 263 16 80.00 $
3626 170 263 17 80.00 $
3627 170 263 18 80.00 $
3628 170 263 19 80.00 $
3629 170 263 20 80.00 $
3630 170 263 21 80.00 $
3631 170 263 22 80.00 $
3632 170 263 23 80.00 $
3633 170 263 24 80.00 $
3634 170 263 25 - $
3635 170 271 1 80.00 $
3636 170 271 2 80.00 $
3637 170 271 3 80.00 $
3638 170 271 4 80.00 $
3639 170 271 5 80.00 $
3640 170 271 6 80.00 $
3641 170 271 7 80.00 $
3642 170 271 8 80.00 $
3643 170 271 9 80.00 $
3644 170 271 10 80.00 $
3645 170 271 11 80.00 $
3646 170 271 12 80.00 $
3647 170 271 13 80.00 $
3648 170 271 14 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3649 170 271 15 80.00 $
3650 170 271 16 80.00 $
3651 170 271 17 80.00 $
3652 170 272 1 80.00 $
3653 170 272 2 80.00 $
3654 170 272 3 80.00 $
3655 170 272 4 80.00 $
3656 170 272 5 80.00 $
3657 170 272 6 80.00 $
3658 170 272 7 80.00 $
3659 170 272 8 80.00 $
3660 170 272 9 80.00 $
3661 170 272 10 80.00 $
3662 170 272 11 80.00 $
3663 170 272 12 80.00 $
3664 170 273 1 80.00 $
3665 170 273 2 80.00 $
3666 170 273 3 80.00 $
3667 170 274 1 80.00 $
3668 170 274 2 80.00 $
3669 170 274 3 80.00 $
3670 170 274 4 80.00 $
3671 170 274 5 80.00 $
3672 170 274 6 80.00 $
3673 170 274 7 - $
3674 170 281 1 80.00 $
3675 170 281 2 80.00 $
3676 170 281 3 80.00 $
3677 170 281 4 80.00 $
3678 170 281 5 80.00 $
3679 170 281 6 80.00 $
3680 170 281 7 80.00 $
3681 170 282 1 80.00 $
3682 170 282 2 80.00 $
3683 170 282 3 80.00 $
3684 170 282 4 80.00 $
3685 170 282 5 80.00 $
3686 170 282 6 80.00 $
3687 170 282 7 80.00 $
3688 170 282 8 80.00 $
3689 170 282 9 80.00 $
3690 170 282 10 80.00 $
3691 170 282 11 80.00 $
3692 170 282 12 80.00 $
3693 170 282 13 80.00 $
3694 170 282 14 80.00 $
3695 170 282 15 80.00 $
3696 170 282 16 80.00 $
3697 170 282 17 80.00 $
3698 170 282 18 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3699 170 282 19 80.00 $
3700 170 282 20 80.00 $
3701 170 282 21 80.00 $
3702 170 282 22 80.00 $
3703 170 282 23 80.00 $
3704 170 282 24 80.00 $
3705 170 282 25 80.00 $
3706 170 282 26 80.00 $
3707 170 283 1 80.00 $
3708 170 283 2 80.00 $
3709 170 283 3 80.00 $
3710 170 283 4 80.00 $
3711 170 283 5 80.00 $
3712 170 283 6 80.00 $
3713 170 284 1 80.00 $
3714 170 284 2 80.00 $
3715 170 284 3 80.00 $
3716 170 285 1 80.00 $
3717 170 285 2 80.00 $
3718 170 285 3 - $
3719 170 285 4 80.00 $
3720 170 285 5 80.00 $
3721 170 285 6 80.00 $
3722 170 285 7 80.00 $
3723 170 286 1 80.00 $
3724 170 286 2 80.00 $
3725 170 286 3 80.00 $
3726 170 286 4 80.00 $
3727 170 286 5 80.00 $
3728 170 287 1 80.00 $
3729 170 287 2 80.00 $
3730 170 287 3 80.00 $
3731 170 287 4 80.00 $
3732 170 287 5 80.00 $
3733 170 287 6 80.00 $
3734 170 287 7 80.00 $
3735 170 287 8 80.00 $
3736 170 287 9 80.00 $
3737 170 287 10 80.00 $
3738 170 287 11 80.00 $
3739 170 287 12 80.00 $
3740 170 287 13 80.00 $
3741 170 291 2 80.00 $
3742 170 291 3 80.00 $
3743 170 291 4 80.00 $
3744 170 291 5 - $
3745 170 291 6 80.00 $
3746 170 291 7 80.00 $
3747 170 291 8 80.00 $
3748 170 291 9 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3749 170 291 10 80.00 $
3750 170 291 11 80.00 $
3751 170 291 12 80.00 $
3752 170 291 13 80.00 $
3753 170 291 14 80.00 $
3754 170 291 15 80.00 $
3755 170 291 16 80.00 $
3756 170 291 17 80.00 $
3757 170 291 18 80.00 $
3758 170 291 19 80.00 $
3759 170 291 20 80.00 $
3760 170 291 21 80.00 $
3761 170 291 22 80.00 $
3762 170 291 23 80.00 $
3763 170 291 24 80.00 $
3764 170 291 25 80.00 $
3765 170 291 26 80.00 $
3766 170 291 27 80.00 $
3767 170 291 28 80.00 $
3768 170 291 29 80.00 $
3769 170 291 30 80.00 $
3770 170 291 31 80.00 $
3771 170 291 32 80.00 $
3772 170 291 33 80.00 $
3773 170 291 34 - $
3774 170 292 1 80.00 $
3775 170 292 2 80.00 $
3776 170 292 3 80.00 $
3777 170 292 4 80.00 $
3778 170 292 5 80.00 $
3779 170 292 6 80.00 $
3780 170 292 7 80.00 $
3781 170 292 8 80.00 $
3782 170 292 9 80.00 $
3783 170 292 10 80.00 $
3784 170 292 11 80.00 $
3785 170 292 12 80.00 $
3786 170 292 13 80.00 $
3787 170 292 14 80.00 $
3788 170 292 15 80.00 $
3789 170 292 16 80.00 $
3790 170 292 17 80.00 $
3791 170 292 18 80.00 $
3792 170 292 19 80.00 $
3793 170 292 20 80.00 $
3794 170 292 21 80.00 $
3795 170 292 22 80.00 $
3796 170 292 23 80.00 $
3797 170 292 24 80.00 $
3798 170 292 25 80.00 $

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 SPECIAL TAX

PARCEL COUNT BOOK PAGE PARCEL AMOUNT
3799 170 292 26 80.00 $
3800 170 293 1 80.00 $
3801 170 293 2 80.00 $
3802 170 293 3 80.00 $
3803 170 293 4 80.00 $
3804 170 293 5 80.00 $
3805 170 293 6 80.00 $
3806 170 293 7 80.00 $
3807 170 293 8 80.00 $
3808 170 293 9 80.00 $
3809 170 293 10 80.00 $
3810 170 293 11 80.00 $
3811 170 293 12 80.00 $
$ 306,110.00

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Agenda Item No: K.8

AGENDA REPORT
DATE: May 6, 2025
TO: Mayor and Council
FROM: David Gassaway, City Manager
SUBJECT: Resolution 2025-69 PW Special Inspections for 2030 North Texas Recreation Center
Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Professional Services Agreement Between the City of Fairfield and Kleinfelder, Inc. for Special Inspections and Construction Material Testing for Linear Park Node 4A – 2030 North Texas Recreation Center and Authorizing an Update to the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget
Funding Source: $165,362, AB 1600 Park Fund
Contact: Ryan Panganiban, (707) 428-7017

RECOMMENDED ACTION
Adopt Resolution.

STATEMENT OF ISSUE
Construction is underway for the Linear Park Node 4A – 2030 North Texas Recreation Center Project (Project). As part of the Project’s implementation, special inspections and construction material testing services are required to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and overall quality. The City staff does not possess the necessary certifications, equipment, or expertise to conduct special inspections and testing for the Project. To ensure timely Project completion, staff recommend executing a professional service agreement with Kleinfelder, Inc. (Kleinfelder) to provide the required services and authorize an update to the fiscal year (FY) 2024-2025 budget.

DISCUSSION
On December 17, 2024, the City Council awarded a construction contract to CWS Construction Group, Inc. for the Project. The Project includes the development of 4.4 acres of undeveloped land at the old bowling alley site. The Project is immediately adjacent to a segment of the Linear Park Trail and, in the future, will directly connect to the trail system. The Project includes the construction of a 6,700 square foot recreation center for First 5 Solano Children and Families, multi-use fields, perimeter trail, and other amenities. Construction started on March 17, 2025.

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Pursuant to California Building Code Sections 1701, 1704, and 1705, the Project requires special inspection and testing. Specifically, special inspection and testing are required for observing the soil compaction of the building foundation, hop and field welding, and bolted connections of structural steel, and various structural concrete placement and grouting.

In July 2023, staff released a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for construction management and inspection services, inviting qualified firms to submit Statement of Qualifications (SOQs) to meet the City’s need in construction management and inspections of various public buildings and park projects. An evaluation committee reviewed and ranked the SOQs and determined that Kleinfelder was the most qualified to provide special inspection services for the Project.

Kleinfelder has worked in Fairfield since 2000 and has provided testing, inspections, laboratory services, and geotechnical engineering on several capital projects. Recently, they have assisted with the construction of the Fairfield-Vacaville Train Station and Allan Witt Dog Park.

Kleinfelder’s proposed work includes special inspection and material testing. Kleinfelder proposes completing the required services for a not-to-exceed amount of $150,329. Due to the magnitude of this construction Project, there may be deviations or field decisionsthat willrequire additional effort from Kleinfelder. Staff are requesting a management reserve of 10% to be responsive to the needs of the project and prevent construction delays that may be outside the control of the city (e.g., changing site conditions, weather, etc.).

FINANCIAL IMPACT
The professional services agreement with Kleinfelder will authorize a contract for an amount notto-exceed $150,329 plus 10% management reserve ($152,329 + $15,033 management reserve).

Total authorization for this agreement would be $165,362. Special inspections and construction material testing were not budgeted in the adopted FY 2024-2025 budget and will require a total budget adjustment of $165,362 from AB 1600 Park (Fund 261) to the Park Capital Projects Fund (Fund 251, CPW050035). The Finance Department has confirmed that adequate reserves exist and that no projects will be jeopardized by this additional expenditure.

PUBLIC CONTACT/ADVISORY BODY RECOMMENDATION
N/A

ALTERNATIVE ACTION
The council may decide not to carry out a contract with Kleinfelder and request staff to procure proposals from other consultants. This is not recommended due to Kleinfelder’s understanding of the project requirements and technical field expertise and certification that the City currently does not have in-house.

The council may decide not to complete special inspections and construction material testing altogether. Special inspections and construction material testing are mandated by the California Building Code and the Project will be non-compliant. While foregoing special inspections might reduce upfront costs, there might be long-term liability that could outweigh any immediate financial savings.

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COORDINATED WITH
Parks & Recreation Department

STAFF CONTACT
Caroline Vedder, Senior Civil Engineer
(707) 428-7484
[email protected]

ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 2: Proposed Resolution
Attachment 3: Proposed Agreement

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CITY OF FAIRFIELD
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-69

AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD AND KLEINFELDER, INC. FOR SPECIAL INSPECTIONS AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL TESTING FOR LINEAR PARK NODE 4A – 2030 NORTH TEXAS RECREATION CENTER AND AUTHORIZING AN UPDATE TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2024-2025 BUDGET
WHEREAS, on December 17, 2024, the City Council awarded a construction contract to CWS Construction Group, Inc. for the construction of Linear Park Node 4A – 2030 North Texas Recreation Center Project (CPW050035); and
WHEREAS, the Project, pursuant to the California Building Code, requires special inspections, construction material testing, and other technical expertise that the City does not have on staff; and
WHEREAS, staff conducted a Request for Qualification procurement for the Project and reviewed the Statements of Qualification submitted; and
WHEREAS, staff have determined Kleinfelder Inc., (Kleinfelder) to be highly qualified to provide the professional services needed for the Project; and
WHEREAS, funding was not allocated in the City’s approved fiscal year (FY) 2024 – 2025 Budget, thus requiring a budget adjustment of $165,362 to cover required special inspections and construction material testing; and
WHEREAS, the revised appropriation constitutes an update to the FY 2024-25 Budget approved pursuant to Resolution No. 2024-133.

NOW THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD HEREBY RESOLVES:

Section 1. The city manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute on behalf of the City of Fairfield a professional services agreement between the City of Fairfield and Kleinfelder for special inspections, construction material testing, and other technical services for the Project for a total not-to-exceed fee of $150,329.

Section 2. The city manager is hereby authorized to execute and administer amendments in an amount not to exceed $15,033.

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Section 3. The council hereby approves a budget transfer of $165,362 from the AB 1600 Parks (Fund 263) to the Parks Capital Improvement Fund (Fund 251, Project No. CPW050035).

Section 4. The council hereby approves an increase in appropriations of $165,362 in the Parks Capital Fund (Fund 251).

Section 5. The city manager is hereby authorized to do all things necessary to implement the above-mentioned contract.

PASSED AND ADOPTED this 6
th day of May 2025, by the following vote:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: MOY / BERTANI / CARR / PANDURO /TONNESON /SANDHU/ WILLIAMS NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBERS:

MAYOR
ATTEST
____________________________

CITY CLERK

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Revised 1/09/2025

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made at Fairfield, California, as of ________________, 20____, by and between the City of Fairfield, a municipal corporation (the “CITY") and Kleinfelder, Inc. ("CONSULTANT"), who agree as follows:
1) SERVICES. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall provide to the CITY the services described in Exhibit “A,” which consists of the proposal submitted by CONSULTANT. CONSULTANT shall provide said services at the time, place, and in the manner specified in Exhibit “A.”
2) PAYMENT. CITY shall pay CONSULTANT for services rendered pursuant to this Agreement at the times and in the manner set forth in Exhibit “B.” The payments specified in Exhibit “B” shall be the only payments to be made to CONSULTANT for services rendered pursuant to this Agreement.

CONSULTANT shall submit all billings for said services to the CITY in the manner specified in Exhibit “B.” 3) FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT. CONSULTANT shall, at its sole cost and expense, furnish all facilities and equipment which may be required for furnishing services pursuant to this Agreement. 4) GENERAL PROVISIONS. The general provisions set forth in Exhibit “C” are part of this Agreement. In the event of any inconsistency between said general provisions and any other terms or conditions of this Agreement, the provisions set forth in Exhibit “C” shall control. 5) INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS. The insurance requirements set forth in Exhibit “D” are part of this Agreement. In the event of any inconsistency between said general provisions and any other terms or conditions of this Agreement, the requirements set forth in Exhibit “D” shall control. 6) BUSINESS LICENSE. The CONSULTANT shall obtain and keep current a business license for work within the City of Fairfield pursuant to Chapter 10B of the Fairfield City Code, with respect to the gross receipts received pursuant to this Agreement. No payments shall be made to any SERVICE PROVIDER until such business license has been obtained, and all fees paid therefore, by the CONSULTANT. Business license applications and information may be obtained from the Community Development Department, Fairfield City Hall, 1000 Webster Street, Fairfield, CA 94533-4883, (707-428- 7509) and online at www.fairfield.ca.gov/biz.
7) EXHIBITS. All exhibits referred to herein are attached hereto and are by this reference incorporated herein.
8) TERM. This agreement shall be in effect through December 31, 2026. 9) GOVERNING LAW AND VENUE. Should either Party to this Agreement bring legal action against the other, the validity, interpretation, and performance of this Contract shall be controlled by and construed under the laws of California, excluding California’s choice of law rules. Venue for any such action relating to this Agreement shall be in the Solano County Superior Court. 10) Where applicable, vehicles with a GVWR greater than 8,500 lbs. and light-duty package delivery vehicles operated in California may be subject to the California Air Resources Board Advanced Clean Fleets regulations. Such vehicles may therefore be subject to requirements to reduce emissions of 1

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air pollutants. For more information, please visit the CARB Advanced Clean Fleets webpage at https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/advanced-clean-fleets 11) ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement, including any other documents incorporated herein by specific reference, represents the entire and integrated agreement between CITY and CONSULTANT.

This Agreement supersedes all prior oral or written negotiations, representations or agreements. This Agreement may not be modified or amended, nor any provision or breach waived, except in a writing signed by both parties which expressly refers to this Agreement. 12) COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in counterpart originals, duplicate originals, or both, each of which is deemed to be an original for all purposes. 13) NOTICES. This Agreement is managed and administered on the CITY’s behalf by the individual named below. All invoices must be submitted and approved by this individual and all notices shall be given to the CITY using the following contact information:

CITY Contact: Ryan Panganiban
E-mail: [email protected]
Address: 1000 Webster Street, Fairfield, CA 94533
Telephone: (707) 428-7017
Notices must be given to CONSULTANT at the following:

CONSULTANT Contact: Reyhaneh Rahbar-Rastegar
E-mail: [email protected]
Address: 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545
Telephone: (925) 484-1700
EXECUTED as of the day first above-stated.

City of Fairfield, a municipal corporation
By:__________________________________

CONSULTANT
By:___________________________________
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M2401278.001P/HAY25P180670 Page 1 of 7 April 11, 2025
© 2025 Kleinfelder www.kleinfelder.com
KLEINFELDER 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545 p | 925.484.1700 f | 510.887.5932 April 11, 2025
Kleinfelder Project No.: M2401278.001P
Mr. Ryan Panganiban
City of Fairfield Public Works Department
1000 Webster Street Fairfield, CA 94533
SUBJECT: Proposal for Special Inspection and Materials Testing Services North Texas Recreation Facility- Volumes 1 & 2
2030 N. Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533
Dear Mr. Panganiban:

Kleinfelder is pleased to present this proposal to provide construction materials testing and special inspection services for the above referenced project. The purpose of our services will be to provide City of Fairfield, and your design professionals with field data and inspection oversight necessary to assess the conformance of the project with applicable project plans and specifications. The following proposal presents our understanding of the project, the scope of services we anticipate providing, an estimate of our fees, authorization, and our limitations.

Kleinfelder is committed to providing quality services to its clients, commensurate with their wants, needs, and desired level of risk. If a portion of this proposal does not meet your needs, or if those needs have changed, Kleinfelder stands ready to consider appropriate modifications, subject to the standards of care to which we adhere as professionals. Modifications such as changes in scope, methodology, scheduling, and contract terms and conditions may result in changes to the risks assumed by the client, as well as adjustments to our fees.

PROJECT UNDERSTANDING
In the process of developing this proposal, Kleinfelder has reviewed project specific documents and specifications including:
• Permitted plans and specifications prepared by Callander Associates, Group 4 Architecture, BKF Engineers, Natron Resources, Geocon, and RW Consulting Engineers with a permit date of November 21, 2022.

The estimated durations, quantities and services provided should be considered approximate and subject to change based on the contractor’s final schedules and methodology. We have based our estimate and proposed scope on our experience with similar projects, a review of the 2022 California Building Code (CBC) and a cursory review of the above noted documents.

EXHIBIT "A"
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M2401278.001P/HAY25P180670 Page 2 of 7 April 11, 2025
© 2025 Kleinfelder www.kleinfelder.com
KLEINFELDER 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545 p | 925.484.1700 f | 510.887.5932 The above project includes improvements for North Texas Recreation Facility that consists of two volumes:

Volume 1- Site Improvements: site improvements for North Texas Recreation Facility is in 4.43 acres with access to the linear park pathway. The work generally consists of, but is not limited to the following: site demolition, clearing grading, installation of drainage, water sewer & electrical utilities, concrete pathway, asphalt parking lot, picnic areas, shade shelters, wayfinding, play equipment, multi-use turf fields, fitness equipment, multi-use courts, ramps, fencing, landscaping and irrigation as specified in the contract documents and as directed by the City engineer.

Volume 2- Building Improvements: building improvements for 2030 North Texas consists of a new onestory type V-B recreation center and trash enclosure.

If the project understanding is different than described, please contact us so we can adjust our scope and accompanying fees.

SCOPE OF SERVICES
Kleinfelder’s project manager assigned to this project is Reyhaneh Rahbar-Rastegar, PhD, PE, who will oversee services for this project supported by our dispatchers, engineers, technicians, and staff to complete the scope of services described in this submittal. We will use our Hayward office as our base, however, with additional supplemental support when needed from our other offices with inspectors and technicians appropriately certified and approved by the jurisdictional authority to perform inspection or testing services on each element of work being observed, tested, or inspected.

A description and budget estimate of our proposed scope of services is presented in the following task summaries. A detailed breakdown of the estimated labor hours and costs for the project are included in Table 1.

Task 1 – Project Kick-Off / Safety
Our Project Manager will attend the project kickoff meeting with the project team when field work starts.

Prior to the start of field activities, Kleinfelder will prepare a site-specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP).

The HASP provides guidelines for personal protection equipment and safety procedures to be used by Kleinfelder staff during field operations. The HASP will be specific to Kleinfelder’s field activities during construction and should not be relied upon by others, as their onsite activities will greatly differ from Kleinfelder’s scope of services.

Task 2 – Special Inspection and Materials Testing
Based on our review of the project plans, specifications, and the requirements of the 2022 California Building Code (CBC), we anticipate the following services:
• Soil compaction observation and testing (reports only); on a periodic basis at the direction of your representative to provide informational testing for your evaluation of adherence to the project plans, specifications, and recommendations of the geotechnical report. Test reports will be forwarded to the Geotechnical Engineer of Record. Kleinfelder will not be assuming responsibility as the Geotechnical Engineer of Record.
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© 2025 Kleinfelder www.kleinfelder.com
KLEINFELDER 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545 p | 925.484.1700 f | 510.887.5932 • Asphalt concrete inspection and testing; Our services will include periodic field density testing during placement of asphalt concrete pavement. Batch tickets will be periodically verified for conformance to the project plans and samples will be obtained at the batch plant and delivered to our laboratory for testing.
• Concrete placement sampling and testing; Our services are anticipated to include periodic castin-place concrete placement testing by an ACI certified testing technician. Slump and temperature tests will be performed, and concrete specimens will be cast for compressive strength testing in accordance with the project specifications and local jurisdiction requirements. Concrete specimens will be picked up and delivered to our laboratory after the initial on-site curing period. It is our understanding that inspection of the reinforcement steel and placement will be performed by others. Kleinfelder can provide these services if desired following our receipt of appropriate authorization. • Shop & Field welding and Bolted Connections inspection of structural steel (including material identification); Our services will include periodic observation and inspection during field and shop welding and fabrication (including reinforcing steel and architectural framing) and review of procedures and welder qualifications. Continuous observation and inspection will be performed during all full penetration and groove welds. Ultrasonic testing will be performed on a periodic basis when required. During structural steel high strength bolting and fit up our services will include periodic observation of torquing and tensioning of all high strength bolts involved in critical connections as required by the plans and specifications. Samples of high strength bolts, washer, and nut assemblies will be tested by our inspectors prior to use on the project.
• Post-Installed anchor inspection services; Our services will include continuous observation during placement of proprietary anchors and epoxy rebar. We have initially assumed only those items included in the project plans. Observation will be made of the product used, expiration date if applicable, and conformance of installation to the ICC product research report and manufacturer recommendations. We have assumed that pull testing of anchors is not required. Should this be required or requested we will prepare an estimate and scope of services for approval prior to performing these tests. If additional anchor or epoxy inspection is required due to contractor means and methods, we will inform you of this change and any modification to our anticipated fee to accommodate these additional inspections. • Non-Shrink grout placement and sampling; Our services will include periodic observation and sampling of non-shrink grout placed in the field beneath steel columns. Compressive strength samples will be prepared and returned to our laboratory following initial on-site cure. • Structural Masonry testing; Our services are anticipated to include periodic sampling/casting of composite specimens. It is our understanding that all inspection of the structural masonry will be performed by others.
• Materials laboratory support services will be performed in conjunction with the field-testing and observation described above in accordance with the plans, specifications, and local jurisdictional requirements to evaluate that the materials comply with project requirements and are suitable for their intended use. During concrete construction, our services are anticipated to include compressive strength testing of structural concrete strength specimens. During masonry construction our services are anticipated to include compressive strength testing of composite masonry block prisms. During earthwork construction our services are anticipated to include moisture density relationships (Proctor curves), moisture testing, plasticity index testing, and sieve analysis. During steel construction our services are anticipated to include tension verification by Skidmore Wilhelm and compression testing of non-shrink grout samples. During HMA placement our services are anticipated to include binder content, maximum theoretical density and sieve analysis.
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KLEINFELDER 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545 p | 925.484.1700 f | 510.887.5932 Task 3 - Project Management & Reports
• Project Management
Our Project Manager will provide oversight of the project and review daily field reports for the purpose of reviewing construction compliance. Items found in noncompliance with the project requirements will be brought to the attention of the general contractor’s construction superintendent and if not resolved, designated design professionals, and your responsible representative. • Reports
Our field staff will prepare electronic daily field reports detailing work items observed with a copy provided to the general contractor/superintendent prior to leaving the site. Upon completion of the project, we will provide a final summary report to document the observation and testing services conducted.

It should be noted our services will not include: (1) review of project plans and specifications with respect to local codes or reports prepared for the site or project; (2) supervision, direction, or acceptance of the contractor's work; (3) interpretation or modification of the project plans or specifications; or (4) job site safety.

ESTIMATED FEES
Based on the scope of services presented, we have developed a tentative budget estimate of $150,329 in connection with Special Inspection and testing Services. Should the final construction schedule require a lesser or greater amount of service than that estimated herein, the cost for construction testing services would vary accordingly. A detailed summary of our estimated fees is presented in Tables 1 and 2 for your review.

BASIS OF CHARGES
We propose our services be compensated on a time-and-expense basis and based on a 4-hour minimum for our field inspectors with hourly increments thereafter. Mileage charges will be invoiced at a rate the current IRS reimbursement rate per mile (currently $0.655 per mile. All services will be invoiced on a portal-to-portal basis from our servicing offices. For estimation purposes, we have assumed our Hayward office. Services requested and not listed in this proposal may be provided upon authorization and will be charged in accordance with the Fee Schedule. Our proposed unit rates for this project are as follows:
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KLEINFELDER 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545 p | 925.484.1700 f | 510.887.5932 Technician Services:

Special Inspector – PW Group 1 (Welding NDT Testing) $263.00/hour Special Inspector – PW Group 2 (Welding and HS bolts) $247.00/hour Special Inspector – PW Group 3 (Soil Compaction and Testing) $220.00/hour Special Inspector – PW Group 4 (Concrete) $200.00/hour
Special Inspector – Non-Prevailing Wage Shop Welding Inspection $135.00/hour Technician – sample delivery $120.00/hour
Vehicle Mileage $0.700/mile
Other Services:

Project Manager $236.00/hour
Senior Principal Engineer $315.00/hour
Admin/Word Processing/Dispatch $115.00/hour
Other Labor Charges:

Minimum show up time Minimum 4-hours
Work from 4 to 8 hours 1-hour increments
Work over 8 hours 1.5 times hourly rate
Work over 12 hours 2.0 times hourly rate
Swing Shift and Graveyard Shift 1.4 times hourly rate
Saturdays 1.5 times hourly rate
Sundays/Holidays 2 times hourly rate
While we are diligent in our review of the project schedule and plans, it may be possible for deviations to occur once the project has begun. The actual cost of our services will depend largely on the contractor's efficiency and actual schedule and progress, as well as impact of weather and work stoppages, all of which are beyond our control. Our total fees may also fluctuate depending on the contractor’s approach and scheduling of construction sequences, work force, and jurisdictional requirements and events, which occur during the project that cannot always be predicted in advance.

Overtime work can significantly impact our testing and inspection budget for the project. While we will be diligent in our attempts to keep overtime to a minimum, please be aware that contractor scheduling and performance are the primary causes for overtime work. Proficient contractor performance and scheduling minimizes additional testing and inspection time, consequently resulting in lower total fees. In the event conditions arise which are beyond our control, were unknown at the time this proposal was prepared, unanticipated based on the available information, or differ significantly from the assumptions shown below, we may need to revise our scope of work and estimated fees to complete the project.

Should this occur, we will contact you for authorization before exceeding the project budget.

ASSUMPTIONS
During our proposal preparation certain assumptions were required. Based on information available during our preparation of this proposal the following assumptions apply:
• It is anticipated that work will be conducted during standard construction hours (6AM – 4PM). • This proposal excludes the cost of any equipment (i.e., scaffold, scissor lifts, telescopic booms, ladders, shoring, etc.) to gain access to any area requiring inspection or sampling of materials. 7

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KLEINFELDER 2601 Barrington Court, Hayward, CA 94545 p | 925.484.1700 f | 510.887.5932 • There is no overtime, night, or weekend work anticipated during construction for our staff; • Continuous Field/Shop Welding is not anticipated as part of our estimate. • Special Inspection of Concrete and Masonry is assumed, per your direction, to be provided by others.
• Kleinfelder will not assume responsibility or the role of the Geotechnical Engineer of Record. All density test data will be provided on an information basis to your team and will need to be provided to the Geotechnical Engineer of Record. Any field recommendations will need to be provided by the Geotechnical Engineer of Record.

PREVAILING WAGE PROJECT
The California Prevailing Wage Law requires payment of a local “prevailing wage” to workers on publicly funded projects. This includes projects “paid for in whole or in part out of public funds” and has been expanded to include various types of payments, credits and monetary equivalents provided by the State or public entity. The Prevailing Wage Law extends to geotechnical engineering consultants, their soils/material testing and building inspection personnel. Services subject to prevailing wage are typically non-professional field services and are applicable during design as well as construction. This law significantly increases employee wages for qualified activities on publicly funded projects. It is our understanding that this project falls under the definition of a prevailing wage project.

DISPATCH COORDINATION
Kleinfelder’s central dispatch for the Bay Area Region may be reached at (925) 225-4575 or [email protected] between the hours of 7:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Please provide 24-hours’ notice for us to coordinate requested site visits. For weekend and/or night work, please provide as much notice as possible so that we may accommodate your project scheduling needs.

LIMITATIONS
Our work will be performed in a manner consistent with that level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by other members of Kleinfelder’s profession practicing in the same locality, under similar conditions and at the date the services are provided. Kleinfelder makes no guarantee or warranty, express or implied, regarding the services, communication (oral or written), report, opinion, or instrument of service provided. Even with diligent monitoring, construction defects may occur. In all cases the contractor is solely responsible for the direction and quality of the work, adherence to plans and specifications, and repair of defects.

SAFETY
The safety of our employees is of paramount concern to Kleinfelder. You will be notified if the location of your project represents a potential safety concern to our employees. Unsafe conditions for fieldwork will require a modification of our estimated scope of work and associated fees. We will advise you of the additional costs necessary to mitigate these unanticipated conditions, if applicable. 8

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AUTHORIZATION
Acceptance of this proposal will indicate that you have reviewed the scope of services and determined that more services than are being proposed at this time are not needed or wanted at this time.

Kleinfelder will consider proceeding under the City of Fairfield professional service agreement and we assume that the City will issue a work order for the proposed services. The proposal will remain in effect for 45 days from the date shown on the proposal and thereafter shall be null and void unless a contract has been signed for the work requested.

CLOSURE
We appreciate the opportunity to present our proposal for Special Inspection and Construction Materials Testing Services for this project. If you have questions regarding this proposal, our services and fees or if additional information is required, please contact Reyhaneh Rahbar-Rastegar at [email protected].

Sincerely,
KLEINFELDER, INC.

Reyhaneh Rahbar-Rastegar, PhD, PE Jeremy Mason, PE
Project Manager Vice President/ Senior Principal Engineer Attachments: Table 1 & 2 - Cost Summary
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EXHIBIT “B”

PAYMENT
1) For and in consideration of Consultant’s Services, the CITY agrees to pay CONSULTANT a stipulated sum, but in no event shall total compensation exceed One Hundred and Fifty Thousand, Three Hundred and Twenty-Nine Dollars ($150,329) which will not be exceeded without CITY authorization. 2) Additional services performed by the CONSULTANT for any work required by the CITY, which is not specified as part of Exhibit A, including but not limited to any changes to CONSULTANT’s Services, shall be compensated by the use of the time and material fee rates or as a negotiated stipulated sum of the attached Exhibit “B”. No extra work will be compensated for unless required by the CITY in writing. 3) Payment shall be made to CONSULTANT on a stipulated sum basis and CONSULTANT shall submit monthly invoices to the City of Fairfield, Public Works Department, Attention: pw[email protected]. CONSULTANT shall notify the CITY in writing when the CONSULTANT’s total billing invoice is within 25% of the total authorized amount Any additional meetings or work required beyond that set forth in Exhibit “A” shall be mutually agreed to in writing by the CITY and CONSULTANT and shall be billed on a time and materials basis or as a negotiated stipulated sum to the City of Fairfield, Public Works Department, Attention:

Caroline Vedder.
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Site Hours Quantity Rate Fee Subtotal
Visits Per Visit (Hrs./ Tests)

SOIL GRADING AND COMPACTION TESTING
Compaction Testing and Sampling
Prevailing Wage Group 3 6 8 48 $220.00 $10,560.00
Technician - sample pick up and delivery 1 4 4 $126.00 $504.00 Mileage 700 $0.700 $490.00
Laboratory Testing
Modified Proctor (ASTM D1557) 2 $304.00 $608.00
Sieve Anlysis (C&F ASTM D422) 2 $210.00 $420.00
Atterberg Limits (ASTM D4318-A) 2 $231.00 $462.00
ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $13,044.00

PROJECT MANAGEMENT, REVIEWS, ADMINISTRATION, AND REPORTING Administration and Dispatching 5 $115.00 $575.00
Project Management 5 $236.00 $1,180.00
Senior Principal Engineer 1 $315.00 $315.00
Health and Safety Plan (Lump Sum) 1 $525.00 $525.00
ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $2,595.00

TOTAL ESTIMATED FEE FOR TESTING AND INSPECTION SERVICES TABLE 1

COST SUMMARY FOR CONSTRUCTION TESTING AND INSPECTION SERVICES NORTH TEXAS RECREATION FACILITY (VOLUME 1)

CITY OF FAIRFIELD
$15,639.00
EXHIBIT "B"
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Site Hours Quantity Rate Fee Subtotal
Visits Per Visit (Hrs./ Tests)

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE INSPECTION AND TESTING
Identify, Sample, and Test Reinforcing Steel
Prevailing Wage Sample/Tag Sample Delivery - identify and sample 5 8 40 $200.00 $8,000.00 Concrete Placement Inspections
Prevailing Wage Group 4 - cast cylinders, and perform field tests 5 8 40 $200.00 $8,000.00 Pick-up cylinders after 24 hour cure period
Technician 5 3 15 $126.00 $1,890.00
Mileage 1500 $0.700 $1,050.00
Laboratory Testing
Reinforcing Steel Tests (Tensile and Bend) 2 $200.00 $400.00 Concrete Compression Tests (5 Sets of 5) 25 $42.00 $1,050.00 ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $20,390.00

POST INSTALLED EPOXY DOWELS AND ANCHORS INSPECTION
Inspection and Testing Services
Prevailing Wage Group 4 Special Inspector- Post-installed anchors 10 8 80 $200.00 $16,000.00 Mileage 1000 $0.700 $700.00
ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $16,700.00

NON-SHRINK GROUT INSPECTION AND TESTING SERVICES
Inspection and Testing Services
Prevailing Wage Group 4 - Baseplates Grout Testing and Sampling 5 8 40 $200.00 $8,000.00 Pick-up samples
Technician 5 3 15 $126.00 $1,890.00
Mileage 1000 $0.700 $700.00
Laboratory Testing
Concrete Compression Tests (4 Sets of 5) 25 $42.00 $1,050.00 ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $11,640.00

STRUCTURAL STEEL WELDING INSPECTION AND TESTING
Structural Steel Shop Fabrication
Non-Prevailig Wage Special Inspector - Shop Fabrication 15 8 120 $142.00 $17,040.00 Mileage 1500 $0.670 $1,005.00
Structural Steel Field Inspection
Prevailing Wage Group 2 Inspector - Field Erection 15 8 120 $247.00 $29,640.00 Prevailing Wage Group 1 Inspector - Field UT Testing 3 8 24 $263.00 $6,312.00 Mileage 1800 $0.700 $1,260.00
ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $55,257.00

HIGH STRENGTH BOLTING INSPECTION
Inspection and Testing Services
Prevailing Wage Group 2 Inspector- HS bolts inspecion 5 8 40 $247.00 $9,880.00 Skidmore Wilhelm Tension Device 1 $79.00 $79.00
Mileage 500 $0.700 $350.00
Laboratory Testing
Bolt Assembly Suite (Bolt, Nut, Washer) 1 $300.00 $300.00 ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $10,609.00

PROJECT MANAGEMENT, REVIEWS, ADMINISTRATION, AND REPORTING Administration and Dispatching 28 $115.00 $3,220.00
Project Management, Reviews 28 $236.00 $6,608.00
Senior Principal Engineer 2 $315.00 $630.00
Mileage 250 $0.700 $175.00
Final Letter 1 $2,100.00 $2,100.00
ESTIMATED SUBTOTAL $12,733.00

TOTAL ESTIMATED FEE FOR TESTING AND INSPECTION SERVICES 5% escalation
2025 $142,968.00
2026 $150,116.40

COST SUMMARY FOR CONSTRUCTION TESTING AND INSPECTION SERVICES NORTH TEXAS RECREATION FACILITY (VOLUME 2)

CITY OF FAIRFIELD
$127,329.00
TABLE 2
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EXHIBIT “C”

GENERAL PROVISIONS
1) INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT. At all times during the term of this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall be an independent contractor and shall not be an employee of CITY. CITY shall have the right to control CONSULTANT only insofar as the results of CONSULTANT's services rendered pursuant to this Agreement; however, CITY shall not have the right to control the means by which CONSULTANT accomplishes services rendered pursuant to this Agreement. 2) LICENSES; PERMITS; ETC. CONSULTANT represents and warrants to CITY that CONSULTANT has all licenses, permits, qualifications, and approvals of whatsoever nature which are legally required for CONSULTANT to practice CONSULTANT's profession. CONSULTANT represents and warrants to CITY that CONSULTANT shall, at its sole cost and expense, keep in effect at all times during the term of this Agreement, any licenses, permits, and approvals which are legally required for CONSULTANT to practice his profession.
3) TIME. CONSULTANT shall devote such services pursuant to this Agreement as may be reasonably necessary for satisfactory performance of CONSULTANT's obligations pursuant to this Agreement. CONSULTANT shall adhere to the Schedule of Activities as described in their Executive Summary.
4) CONSULTANT NOT AN AGENT. Except as CITY may specify in writing, CONSULTANT shall have no authority, express or implied, to act on behalf of CITY in any capacity whatsoever as an agent.

CONSULTANT shall have no authority, express or implied, pursuant to this Agreement, to bind CITY to any obligation whatsoever.
5) ASSIGNMENT PROHIBITED. No party to this Agreement may assign any right or obligation pursuant to this Agreement. Any attempted or purported assignment of any right or obligation pursuant to this Agreement shall be void and of no effect.
6) PERSONNEL. CONSULTANT shall assign only competent personnel to perform services pursuant to this Agreement. In the event that CITY, in its sole discretion, at any time during the term of this Agreement, desires the removal of any person or persons assigned by CONSULTANT to perform services pursuant to this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall remove any such person immediately upon receiving notice from CITY of the desire of CITY for the removal of such person or persons. 7) STANDARD OF PERFORMANCE. CONSULTANT shall perform all services required pursuant to this Agreement. Services shall be performed in the manner and according to the standards observed by a competent practitioner of the profession in which CONSULTANT is engaged in the geographical area in which CONSULTANT practices his profession. All products which CONSULTANT delivers to CITY pursuant to this Agreement shall be prepared in a workmanlike manner, and conform to the standards of quality normally observed by a person practicing in CONSULTANT's profession. CITY shall be the sole judge as to whether the product of the CONSULTANT is satisfactory.
8) CANCELLATION OF AGREEMENT. This Agreement may be canceled at any time by the CITY at its discretion upon written notification to CONSULTANT. CONSULTANT is entitled to receive full payment for all services performed and all costs incurred up to and including the date of receipt of written notice to cease work on the project. CONSULTANT shall be entitled to no further compensation for work 13

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performed after the date of receipt of written notice to cease work. All completed and incomplete products up to the date of receipt of written notice to cease work shall become the property of CITY. 9) PRODUCTS OF CONSULTING. All products of the CONSULTANT provided under this Agreement shall be the property of the CITY.
10) INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS.
a) If AGREEMENT is an agreement for design professional services subject to California Civil Code § 2782.8(a) and CONSULTANT is a design professional, as defined in California Civil Code § 2782.8(c)(2), to the fullest extent permitted by law, CONSULTANT shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless CITY and its elected officials, officers, agents, employees and designated volunteers (collectively “CITY Indemnitees”) from and against any and all claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses, including attorney’s fees and costs, to the extent they arise out of, pertain to, or relate to the negligence, recklessness, or willful misconduct of the CONSULTANT. CONSULTANT’s duty to defend shall consist of reimbursement of defense costs incurred by CITY in direct proportion to the CONSULTANT’s proportionate percentage of fault. CONSULTANT’s percentage of fault shall be determined, as applicable, by a court of law, jury or arbitrator. In the event any loss, liability or damage is incurred by way of settlement or resolution without a court, jury or arbitrator having made a determination of the CONSULTANT’s percentage of fault, the parties agree to mediation with a third party neutral to determine the CONSULTANT’s proportionate percentage of fault for purposes of determining the amount of indemnity and defense cost reimbursement owed to the CITY.
b) If AGREEMENT is not an agreement for design professional services subject to California Civil Code § 2782.8(a) or CONSULTANT is not a design professional as defined in California Civil Code § 2782.8(c)(2), to the fullest extent allowed by law, CONSULTANT shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the CITY Indemnitees from all claims, suits, or actions of every name, kind and description, brought forth on account of injuries to or death of any person or damage to property arising from or connected with the willful misconduct, negligent acts, errors or omissions, ultra-hazardous activities, activities giving rise to strict liability, or defects in design by CONSULTANT or any person directly or indirectly employed by or acting as agent for CONSULTANT in the performance of this Agreement, including the concurrent or successive passive negligence of the CITY Indemnitees.

It is understood that the duty of CONSULTANT to indemnify and hold harmless includes the duty to defend as set forth in Section 2778 of the California Civil Code.

Acceptance of insurance certificates and endorsements required under this Agreement does not relieve CONSULTANT from liability under this indemnification and hold harmless clause. This indemnification and hold harmless clause shall apply whether or not such insurance policies are determined to be applicable to any such damages or claims for damages.

CONSULTANT’S responsibility for such defense and indemnity shall survive termination or completion of this agreement for the full period of time allowed by law. 11) PROHIBITED INTERESTS. No employee of the CITY shall have any direct financial interest in this agreement. This agreement shall be voidable at the option of the CITY if this provision is violated. 12) LOCAL EMPLOYMENT POLICY. The CITY desires wherever possible, to hire qualified local residents to work on city projects. Local resident is defined as a person who resides in Solano County. 14

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The CITY encourages an active affirmative action program on the part of its contractors, consultants, and developers. When local projects require, subcontractors, contractors, consultants and developers will solicit proposals from qualified local firms where possible.

As a way of responding to the provisions of the Davis-Bacon Act and this program, contractor, consultants, and developers will be asked, to provide no more frequently than monthly, a report which lists the employee's name, job class, hours worked, salary paid, city of residence, and ethnic origin. 13) CONSULTANT NOT A PUBLIC OFFICIAL. CONSULTANT is not a "public official" for purposes of Government Code §§ 87200 et seq. CONSULTANT conducts research and arrives at his or her conclusions, advice, recommendation, or counsel independent of the control and direction of the CITY or any CITY official, other than normal contract monitoring. In addition, CONSULTANT possesses no authority with respect to any CITY decision beyond these conclusions, advice, recommendation, or counsel. 14) EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. When the CITY executes an agreement for or makes payment to CONSULTANT in the amount of $600 (six hundred dollars) or more in any one calendar year, CONSULTANT shall provide the following information to CITY to comply with Employment Development Department (EDD) reporting requirements:
a) Whether CONSULTANT is doing business as a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability partnership, corporation, limited liability corporation, non-profit corporation or other form of organization.
b) If CONSULTANT is doing business as a sole proprietorship, CONSULTANT shall provide the full name, address and social security number of the sole proprietor. c) If CONSULTANT is doing business as other than a sole proprietorship, CONSULTANT shall provide CONSULTANT’S federal tax identification number. 15

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INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
CONSULTANT shall procure and maintain for the duration of the contract insurance against claims for injuries to persons or damages to property which may arise from or in connection with the performance of the work hereunder by the CONSULTANT, its agents, representatives, or employees. 1) MINIMUM SCOPE AND LIMITS OF INSURANCE
a) Commercial General Liability coverage (occurrence Form CG 00 01) with minimum limits of $1,000,000 per occurrence for bodily injury, personal injury, products and completed operations, and property damage. If Commercial General Liability or other form with a general aggregate limit is used, either the general aggregate limit shall apply separately to this project/location or the general aggregate limit shall be twice the required occurrence limit.
b) Automobile Liability coverage (Form CA 00 01 with Code 1 – any auto) with minimum limits of $1,000,000 per accident for bodily injury and property damage. c) Workers’ Compensation insurance as required by the State of California and Employers’ Liability insurance, each in the amount of $1,000,000 per accident for bodily injury or disease. 2) INDUSTRY SPECIFIC COVERAGES
If checked below, the following insurance is also required.

Professional Liability Insurance / Errors and Omissions Liability in the minimum amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence.

Pollution Liability Insurance in the minimum amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence Garage Keepers Insurance in the minimum amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence Fidelity / Crime / Dishonesty Bond in the minimum amount of $____________ MCS-90 Endorsement to Business Automobile insurance for transportation of hazardous materials and pollutants
Builder’s Risk / Course of Construction Insurance in the minimum amount of $__________. 3) INSURANCE PROVISIONS
a) DEDUCTIBLES AND SELF-INSURED RETENTIONS. Any deductibles or self-insured retentions must be declared to and approved by the CITY. At the option of the CITY, either the insurer shall reduce or eliminate such deductibles or self-insured retentions as respects the CITY, its officers, officials, employees and volunteers; or the CONSULTANT shall procure a bond guaranteeing payment of losses and related investigations, claim administration and defense expenses. b) The general and automobile liability policies (and if applicable, pollution liability, garage keepers liability and builder’s risk policies) are to contain, or be endorsed to contain, the following provisions:

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i) The CITY, its officers, officials, employees and volunteers are to be covered as insureds as respects: liability arising out of work or operations performed by or on behalf of the CONSULTANT; products and completed operations of the CONSULTANT; premises owned, occupied or used by the CONSULTANT; and automobiles owned, leased, hired or borrowed by the CONSULTANT. The coverage shall contain no special limitations on the scope of protection afforded to the CITY, its officers, officials, employees or volunteers. ii) For any claims related to this project, the CONSULTANT’S insurance coverage shall be primary insurance as respects the CITY, its officers, officials, employees and volunteers. Any insurance or self-insured maintained by the CITY, its officers, officials, employees or volunteers shall be in excess of the CONSULTANT’S insurance and shall not contribute with it. iii) Any failure to comply with reporting or other provisions of the policies including breaches of warranties shall not affect coverage provided to the CITY, its officers, officials, employees or volunteers.
iv) The CONSULTANT’S insurance shall apply separately to each insured against whom claim is made or suit is brought, except with respect to the limits of the insurer’s liability. v) Each insurance policy required by this clause shall be endorsed to state that coverage shall not be suspended, voided, canceled by either party, reduced in coverage or in limits except after thirty (30) days’ prior written notice by certified mail, return receipt requested, has been given to the CITY.
vi) The policy limits of coverage shall be made available to the full limits of the policy. The minimum limits stated above shall not serve to reduce the CONSULTANT’S policy limits of coverage.

Therefore, the requirements for coverage and limits shall be (1) the minimum coverage and limits specified in this agreement, or (2) the broader coverage and maximum limits of coverage of any insurance policy or proceeds available to the named insured, whichever is greater. c) ACCEPTABILITY OF INSURER. Insurance is to be placed with insurers with a current A.M. Best’s rating of no less than A:VII, unless otherwise acceptable to the CITY.

VERIFICATION OF COVERAGE. CONSULTANT shall furnish the CITY with original endorsements effecting coverage required by this Exhibit D. The endorsements are to be signed by a person authorized by that insurer to bind coverage on its behalf; on forms equivalent to CG 20 10 11 85, subject to CITY approval; and submitted electronically via email at [email protected]. All insurance certificates and endorsements are to be received and approved by the CITY before work commences. At the request of the CITY, CONSULTANT shall provide complete, certified copies of all required insurance policies, including endorsements affecting the coverage required by these specifications. d) SUB-CONTRACTORS. CONSULTANT shall require all subcontractors to procure and maintain insurance policies subject to the requirements of Exhibit D. Failure of CONSULTANT to verify existence of subcontractor’s insurance shall not relieve CONSULTANT from any claim arising from sub-contractors work on behalf of CONSULTANT.
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Agenda Item No: L.1

AGENDA REPORT
DATE: May 6, 2025
TO: Mayor and Council
FROM: David Gassaway, City Manager
SUBJECT: Resolution 2025-70 Adopting the Public Utility Master Plan Adopting the Completed Comprehensive Water System Plan that will Serve as a Guidance Document for Near-Term Investment and Long-Term Planning Funding Source: N/A
Contact: Michael Hether, (707) 428-7493

RECOMMENDED ACTION
Adopt resolution.

STATEMENT OF ISSUE
Fairfield Municipal Utility (FMU) provides water to the cities of Fairfield and Vacaville on a continuous basis and is responsible for maintaining the existing water system, as well as ensuring that it is designed to meet future growth. Water system master plans are the best management practice for water utilities and serve as a guidance document for both near-term capital investment, and long-term water resource planning. In the coming decades, the City must plan to ensure that the water system is designed to meet the needs of the general plan. Based on these specific factors, the planning horizons of 2030 (near-term) and 2050 (long-term) were utilized.

DISCUSSION
FMU employs staff who are responsible for maintaining an infrastructure valued at over $500 million, which exists in the form of two water treatment plants, 12 storage facilities, 17 pump stations, nearly 400 miles of pipelines, and variousfixtures such as hydrants and valves. The water system is operated by talented, dedicated, and highly trained staff who operate extensive and well-maintained facilities that incorporate redundant design features, ensuring reliability with few service interruptions or emergency repairs.

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Over the past several decades, the water system has been kept in good operating condition through ongoing investment and proper execution of preventative maintenance and repair activities. However, based on the useful life of our current water system, it is expected that FMU will begin to face large, annual, and ongoing capital funding needs starting approximately eight to ten years out, which will progress over time. Specifically, significant investments will need to be made in the unseen buried pipelines and fixtures as they approach the end of useful life.

As the water system ages and continues to expand through development, there is a need to establish a comprehensive planning and guidance document to help steer future decisions regarding the water system. To plan for the next 25 years, FMU and the Community Development staff aligned to update the City’s general plan, which resulted in the creation of the Public Utility Master Plan (PUMP). PUMP is the long-range water master plan that conforms to the City’s general plan, which includes but is not limited to technical data about water system assets, results from field investigations, assessments, and projections necessary to guide future decision making as the City fulfills its general plan objectives.

The purpose of PUMP was to evaluate the existing water system, incorporate impacts from nearterm (2030) and long-term (2050) planned growth, and use it to develop a comprehensive road map for the water system Capital Improvement Program (CIP). Additionally, it will be used as a guideline to ensure that FMU can meet all operations and maintenance expenses, debt service, and reserve requirements.

The primary objectives of PUMP are to:
 Develop future water demand projections based on the future planned growth included in the city’s general plan update
 Evaluate current and upcoming water system regulations and policies that could require major changes to water treatment plant processes
 Review and refine performance and planning criteria used to evaluate the water system and define recommendations for future facilities
 Perform a condition assessment of the City’s water system assets, including evaluating criticality and likelihood of failure, consequences of failure, and risk exposure to water system assets (i.e. water treatment plants, reservoirs, valves, pipelines)  Evaluate the need for improvements to the existing water system to provide adequate service based on the performance and planning criteria (i.e. pressure, fire flow)  Evaluate the need for new backbone water facilities (including pipelines, storage facilities and pumping facilities) to serve buildout of the city’s general plan  Define and prioritize needed improvements to the water system, and their associated costs for the CIP
 Develop water rates necessary to cover the costs of providing water service PUMP was prepared by a multidisciplinary team whose members combined FMU staff’s knowledge of the water system with qualified consultants who specialize in water utility systems,

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operations, and financial analysis. Completion of PUMP signifies the most extensive and detailed condition assessment ever conducted by FMU. Recommendations within PUMP are expected to direct decision-making over the next 25 years.

Adoption of PUMP formulates the basis of the cost of service and the recommended rates schedule. To implement PUMP, FMU staff intends to engage in a public education process over the next several months and in advance of the legal notification process required by Proposition 218. Upon completion of the public education and legal notification process, FMU staff will return to the council to seek approval of a new water rates schedule.

FINANCIAL IMPACT
The adopted version of PUMP will be used to finalize the cost-of-service study and recommended rate schedule.

PUBLIC CONTACT/ADVISORY BODY RECOMMENDATION
The recommended rates schedule will be reviewed through a public hearing and the legal notification process required by Proposition 218.

ALTERNATIVE ACTION
The City Council may choose not to adopt the resolution, but in doing so would ignore the basis of the cost of the service and rate schedule and thus undermine FMU’s future financial security.

COORDINATED WITH
Community Development and Finance Department

STAFF CONTACT
Michael Hether, Assistant Public Works Director-Utilities (707) 428-7493
[email protected]

ATTACHMENTS
Attachment 2: Proposed Resolution
Attachment 3: Public Utility Master Plan

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CITY OF FAIRFIELD
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-70

ADOPTING THE COMPLETED COMPREHENSIVE WATER SYSTEM PLAN THAT WILL SERVE AS A

GUIDANCE DOCUMENT FOR NEAR-TERM INVESTMENT AND LONG-TERM PLANNING WHEREAS, Fairfield Municipal Utility (FMU) provides water to the cities of Fairfield and Vacaville on a continuous basis and is responsible for maintaining the existing water system, as well as ensuring that it is designed to meet future growth; and WHEREAS, based on the useful life of our current water system, it is expected that FMU will begin to face large, annual, and ongoing capital funding needs starting approximately 8-10 years out, which will continue decades into the future; and
WHEREAS, water system master plans are the best management practice for water utilities and serve as a guidance document for both near-term capital investment, as well as long-term water resource planning; and
WHEREAS, FMU and Community Development staff aligned to update the city’s general plan, which resulted in the creation of the Public Utility Master Plan (PUMP); and WHEREAS, PUMP is the basis for the development of a cost-of-service analysis and will result in the recommendation of a new water rates schedule over the next several years; and WHEREAS, to implement PUMP, FMU staff intends to engage in a public education process over the next several months and in advance of the legal notification process required by Proposition 218; and
WHEREAS, FMU staff will return to the council to seek approval of a new water rates schedule after completion of the required Proposition 218 process.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FAIRFIELD HEREBY RESOLVES:

Section 1. The director of public works or designee is hereby authorized to take all steps necessary to implement this resolution.

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PASSED AND ADOPTED this 6
th day of May 2025, by the following vote:

AYES: MEMBERS: MOY / BERTANI / CARR / PANDURO / SANDHU / TONNESEN / WILLIAMS NOES: MEMBERS: ___
ABSENT: MEMBERS: ___
ABSTAIN: MEMBERS: ___
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MAYOR
ATTEST:
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CITY CLERK

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PREPARED BY
Public Utility Master Plan

PREPARED FOR
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FINAL REPORT | MARCH 2025

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FINAL REPORT | MARCH 2025
Public Utility Master Plan
Prepared for
City of Fairfield
Project No. 268-60-22-20
3-2025
Project Manager: Amy Kwong, PE Date
3-2025
QA/QC Review: Elizabeth Drayer, PE Date

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .................................................................................................................. ES-1 Plan Objectives (Chapter 1)............................................................................................................... ES-1 Existing Water System Facilities (Chapter 2)..................................................................................... ES-1 Existing and Projected Future Water Demands (Chapter 3)............................................................. ES-2 Water System Policy Updates and Evaluation Criteria (Chapters 4 and 5)........................................... ES-2 Evaluation of Existing Water System (Chapter 6).............................................................................. ES-3 Evaluation of Future Water System (Chapter 7) ............................................................................... ES-4 Condition and Risk Assessment (Chapter 8)...................................................................................... ES-5 Recommended Capital Improvement Program (Chapter 9) ............................................................. ES-6 CHAPTER 1 Introduction..................................................................................................................1-1

1.1 Background....................................................................................................................................1-1

1.2 Plan Objectives..............................................................................................................................1-1

1.3 Plan Contents and Organization....................................................................................................1-2

1.4 Acknowledgements.......................................................................................................................1-3 CHAPTER 2 Existing Water System...................................................................................................2-1

2.1 Water Service Area........................................................................................................................2-1

2.1.1 Existing Land Use .................................................................................................................2-1

2.1.2 Existing Service Connections................................................................................................2-1

2.1.3 Historical Population............................................................................................................2-5

2.1.4 Pressure Zones.....................................................................................................................2-5

2.2 Water Supply Sources....................................................................................................................2-7

2.2.1 Solano Project....................................................................................................................2-10

2.2.2 State Water Project (SWP).................................................................................................2-10

2.2.3 Settlement Water ..............................................................................................................2-10

2.3 Water System Facilities ...............................................................................................................2-11

2.3.1 Water Treatment Plants (WTP)..........................................................................................2-11

2.3.1.1 Waterman WTP ........................................................................................................2-11

2.3.1.2 North Bay Regional (NBR) WTP ................................................................................2-11

2.3.2 Transmission System Overview .........................................................................................2-13

2.3.3 Storage Reservoirs.............................................................................................................2-14

2.3.4 Pump Stations....................................................................................................................2-14

2.3.5 Control Valve Vaults, Meter Vaults, and Pressure Reducing Valves..................................2-16

2.3.6 Pipelines.............................................................................................................................2-17

2.4 References...................................................................................................................................2-23 CHAPTER 3 Water Demands............................................................................................................3-1

3.1 Historical Water Production and Consumption ............................................................................3-1

3.1.1 Water Production ................................................................................................................3-1

3.1.2 Water Consumption.............................................................................................................3-2

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3.1.3 Non-Revenue Water ............................................................................................................3-3

3.1.4 Per Capita Water Use...........................................................................................................3-4

3.1.5 Peaking Factors....................................................................................................................3-4

3.1.5.1 Systemwide Maximum Day Peaking Factors..............................................................3-4

3.1.5.2 Pressure Zone- and Large User-Specific Peaking Factors – Maximum Day and Peak Hour....................................................................................................................3-5

3.2 Projected Population and Future Land Use...................................................................................3-6

3.2.1 Projected Population ...........................................................................................................3-6

3.2.2 Projected Future Land Use...................................................................................................3-7

3.2.2.1 Active Projects & Specific Plans..................................................................................3-8

3.2.2.2 Opportunity Sites .....................................................................................................3-10

3.3 Future Water Demand Projection...............................................................................................3-13

3.3.1 Land Use-Based Demand Projections................................................................................3-13

3.3.1.1 Demand Projection Methodology............................................................................3-13

3.3.1.2 Unit Water Use Factors............................................................................................3-13

3.3.1.3 Water Demand Projection........................................................................................3-13

3.3.2 Comparison with 2020 Urban Water Management Plan ..................................................3-16

3.3.3 Recommended Future Water Demand Projection ............................................................3-17

3.4 References...................................................................................................................................3-19 CHAPTER 4 Water System Regulatory Review and Policy Updates....................................................4-1

4.1 Water System Regulatory Review .................................................................................................4-1

4.1.1 Drinking Water Regulations.................................................................................................4-1

4.1.1.1 Federal Regulations....................................................................................................4-1

4.1.1.2 State of California Regulations...................................................................................4-6

4.1.2 National Pollution Discharge Elimination System Permit..................................................4-10

4.1.3 Bay Area Air Quality Management District Policies...........................................................4-10

4.1.4 Summary of Recommendations.........................................................................................4-11

4.2 Municipal Code (Chapter 22) Review .........................................................................................4-13 CHAPTER 5 Water System Evaluation Criteria ..................................................................................5-1

5.1 General Water System Guidelines.................................................................................................5-1

5.1.1 Water System Reliability......................................................................................................5-1

5.1.2 Water Quality Standards......................................................................................................5-1

5.2 Water System Performance ..........................................................................................................5-2

5.2.1 Fire Flow Requirements.......................................................................................................5-2

5.2.2 Water Supply Capacity.........................................................................................................5-5

5.2.3 Distribution System Pressures.............................................................................................5-6

5.3 Facilities Sizing...............................................................................................................................5-6

5.3.1 Pump Station Capacity and Backup Power..........................................................................5-6

5.3.1.1 Backup Power and Critical Pumping Facilities............................................................5-7

5.3.2 Storage Reservoir Capacity ..................................................................................................5-7

5.3.2.1 Operational Storage ...................................................................................................5-7

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5.3.2.2 Fire Storage ................................................................................................................5-8

5.3.2.3 Emergency Storage.....................................................................................................5-8

5.3.2.4 Total Storage Capacity Recommended ......................................................................5-8

5.3.3 Pipeline Sizing ......................................................................................................................5-8

5.4 References...................................................................................................................................5-11 CHAPTER 6 Existing Water System Evaluation..................................................................................6-1

6.1 Existing Water Demands by Pressure Zone...................................................................................6-1

6.2 Existing Supply/Treatment Capacity Evaluation............................................................................6-2

6.3 Existing Storage Capacity Evaluation.............................................................................................6-4

6.4 Existing Pumping Capacity Evaluation...........................................................................................6-6

6.4.1 Existing System Backup Power ............................................................................................6-8

6.5 Existing Water System Performance Evaluation ...........................................................................6-8

6.5.1 Peak Hour Demand ..............................................................................................................6-9

6.5.2 Maximum Day Demand Plus Fire Flow ..............................................................................6-12

6.6 Summary of Findings and Recommended Improvements..........................................................6-14

6.7 References...................................................................................................................................6-15 CHAPTER 7 Future Water System Evaluation....................................................................................7-1

7.1 Future Water System Description .................................................................................................7-1

7.2 Future Water Demands by Pressure Zone ....................................................................................7-4

7.3 Future Supply/Treatment Capacity Evaluation .............................................................................7-7

7.4 Future Storage Capacity Evaluation ..............................................................................................7-9

7.5 Future Pumping Capacity Evaluation ..........................................................................................7-12

7.5.1 Future System Backup Power............................................................................................7-15

7.6 Future Water System Performance Evaluation...........................................................................7-15

7.6.1 Peak Hour Demand ............................................................................................................7-16

7.6.2 Maximum Day Demand Plus Fire Flow ..............................................................................7-21

7.7 Summary of Findings and Recommended Improvements..........................................................7-24

7.8 References...................................................................................................................................7-25 CHAPTER 8 Condition and Risk Assessments....................................................................................8-1

8.1 Introduction and Purpose..............................................................................................................8-1

8.2 Condition Assessment Methodology ............................................................................................8-1

8.3 Risk Assessment Methodology......................................................................................................8-2

8.3.1 Likelihood of Failure Analysis...............................................................................................8-3

8.3.2 Consequence of Failure Analysis .........................................................................................8-5

8.4 Risk Results....................................................................................................................................8-5

8.4.1 Water Treatment Plants ......................................................................................................8-5

8.4.1.1 North Bay Regional Water Treatment Plant ..............................................................8-5

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8.4.1.2 Waterman Water Treatment Plant............................................................................8-7

8.4.2 Storage Reservoirs...............................................................................................................8-9

8.4.3 Distribution System............................................................................................................8-11

8.4.3.1 Pipeline Risk Results.................................................................................................8-11

8.4.3.2 Service Lateral Risk Results ......................................................................................8-12

8.4.3.3 Valve Risk Results.....................................................................................................8-12

8.4.4 Pump Stations....................................................................................................................8-12

8.5 Recommended Improvements....................................................................................................8-15

8.5.1 Water Treatment Plants ....................................................................................................8-15

8.5.1.1 North Bay Regional Water Treatment Plant ............................................................8-15

8.5.1.2 Waterman Water Treatment Plant..........................................................................8-17

8.5.2 Storage Reservoirs.............................................................................................................8-20

8.5.3 Distribution System............................................................................................................8-21

8.5.4 Pump Stations....................................................................................................................8-22 CHAPTER 9 Capital Improvement Program.......................................................................................9-1

9.1 Cost Estimating Assumptions........................................................................................................9-1

9.1.1 Projected City Capital Budget ..............................................................................................9-2

9.1.2 Vertical Assets......................................................................................................................9-2

9.1.2.1 Water Treatment Plants and Storage Reservoirs.......................................................9-2

9.1.2.2 Pump Stations ............................................................................................................9-2

9.1.3 Horizontal Assets .................................................................................................................9-3

9.1.3.1 Pipelines .....................................................................................................................9-3

9.1.3.2 Service Laterals...........................................................................................................9-4

9.1.3.3 Transmission Valves ...................................................................................................9-4

9.1.4 Contingencies and Other Project Costs ...............................................................................9-4

9.2 Recommended Capital Improvement Program ............................................................................9-6

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LIST OF TABLES
Table ES-1. Summary of Findings and Recommendations - Existing Water System......................... ES-3 Table ES-2. Summary of Findings and Recommendations – Near-Term (2030) & Long-Term (2050) Water System ..................................................................................................... ES-4 Table ES-3. Summary of Capital Improvement Costs by Timeframe and Asset Category ................ ES-7 Table 2-1. Existing (2022) Service Connections...................................................................................2-4 Table 2-2. Historical Population ..........................................................................................................2-5 Table 2-3. Summary of Existing Pressure Zones..................................................................................2-9 Table 2-4. Summary of Existing Reservoirs .......................................................................................2-15 Table 2-5. Summary of Existing Pumping Facilities...........................................................................2-18 Table 2-6. Summary of Existing Control Valve and Meter Vaults .....................................................2-19 Table 2-7. Summary of Existing Pressure Reducing Valves...............................................................2-20 Table 2-8. Summary of Existing Pipelines by Diameter.....................................................................2-21 Table 2-9. Summary of Existing Pipelines by Material ......................................................................2-21 Table 2-10. Summary of Existing Pipelines by Installation Year........................................................2-22 Table 3-1. Historical Water Production...............................................................................................3-1 Table 3-2. Historical Average Day Metered Water Consumption.......................................................3-3 Table 3-3. Historical Non-Revenue Water...........................................................................................3-3 Table 3-4. Historical Per Capita Water Use .........................................................................................3-4 Table 3-5. Historical Systemwide Peaking Factors..............................................................................3-5 Table 3-6. Recommended Peaking Factors.........................................................................................3-6 Table 3-7. Projected Population..........................................................................................................3-6 Table 3-8. Active Development Projects and Specific Plans................................................................3-9 Table 3-9. Summary of Opportunity Site Land Use Projections: Alternative 1 .................................3-11 Table 3-10. Water Use Factors Summary..........................................................................................3-14 Table 3-11. Land Use-Based Water Demand Projection: Alternative 1 ............................................3-15 Table 3-12. Comparison of Required Water Production...................................................................3-16 Table 3-13. Summary of Recommended Future Water Production .................................................3-18 Table 3-1. Historical Water Production...............................................................................................3-1 Table 3-2. Historical Average Day Metered Water Consumption.......................................................3-3 Table 3-3. Historical Non-Revenue Water...........................................................................................3-3 Table 3-4. Historical Per Capita Water Use .........................................................................................3-4 Table 3-5. Historical Systemwide Peaking Factors..............................................................................3-5

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Table 3-6. Recommended Peaking Factors.........................................................................................3-6 Table 3-7. Projected Population..........................................................................................................3-6 Table 3-8. Active Development Projects and Specific Plans................................................................3-9 Table 3-9. Summary of Opportunity Site Land Use Projections: Alternative 1 .................................3-11 Table 3-10. Water Use Factors Summary..........................................................................................3-14 Table 3-11. Land Use-Based Water Demand Projection: Alternative 1 ............................................3-15 Table 3-12. Comparison of Required Water Production...................................................................3-16 Table 3-13. Summary of Recommended Future Water Production .................................................3-18 Table 4-1. Federal Regulations............................................................................................................4-3 Table 4-2. State Regulations................................................................................................................4-8 Table 4-3. Summary of Recommendations.......................................................................................4-12 Table 5-2. Recommended Fire Flow Requirements............................................................................5-4 Table 5-1. Summary of Recommended Water System Evaluation Criteria.......................................5-10 Table 6-1. Summary of Existing Water Demands by Pressure Zone ...................................................6-2 Table 6-2. Water Treatment Capacity Evaluation - Existing Water System........................................6-3 Table 6-3. Water Storage Capacity Evaluation – Existing Water System............................................6-5 Table 6-4. Pumping Capacity Evaluation – Existing Water System .....................................................6-7 Table 6-5. Summary of Peak Hour Demand Results - Existing Water System...................................6-10 Table 6-6. Summary of Maximum Day Demand Plus Fire Flow Results - Existing Water System.....6-12 Table 6-7. Summary of Findings and Recommendations - Existing Water System...........................6-14 Table 7-1. Summary of Near-Term (2030) Water Demands by Pressure Zone...................................7-5 Table 7-2. Summary of Long-Term (2050) Water Demands by Pressure Zone...................................7-6 Table 7-3. Water Treatment Capacity Evaluation – Near-Term (2030) Water System.......................7-7 Table 7-4. Water Treatment Capacity Evaluation - Long-Term (2050) Water System........................7-8 Table 7-5. Water Storage Capacity Evaluation – Near-Term (2030) Water System .........................7-10 Table 7-6. Water Storage Capacity Evaluation – Long-Term (2050) Water System..........................7-11 Table 7-7. Pumping Capacity Evaluation – Near-Term (2030) Water System...................................7-13 Table 7-8. Pumping Capacity Evaluation – Long-Term (2050) Water System...................................7-14 Table 7-9. Supply and Demand Assumptions - Future Peak Hour Demand......................................7-17 Table 7-10. Summary of Peak Hour Demand Results – Near-Term (2030) & Long-Term (2050) Water System.................................................................................................................7-20 Table 7-11. Summary of Findings and Recommendations – Near-Term (2030) & Long-Term (2050) Water System .....................................................................................................7-24 Table 8-1. Criteria Used for Asset LOF Evaluation...............................................................................8-4

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Table 8-2. Summary of NBR WTP Asset Risk Assessment Results.......................................................8-6 Table 8-3. Summary of NBR WTP Process Area Risk Assessment Results ..........................................8-7 Table 8-4. Summary of Waterman WTP Asset Risk Assessment Results............................................8-8 Table 8-5. Summary of Waterman WTP Process Area Risk Assessment Results................................8-9 Table 8-6. Reservoir Asset Risk Assessment Results Summary...........................................................8-9 Table 8-7. Summary of Reservoir Risk Assessment Results ..............................................................8-11 Table 8-8. Pipeline Risk Assessment Results Summary.....................................................................8-11 Table 8-9. Service Laterals (≥ 3-inch) Risk Assessment Results Summary ........................................8-12 Table 8-10. Valve (≥ 24-inch) Risk Assessment Results Summary.....................................................8-12 Table 8-11. Summary of Pump Station Facility Risk Assessment Results .........................................8-13 Table 8-12. NBR WTP - Summary of Condition-Based Capital Improvement Recommendations.........................................................................................................8-15 Table 8-13. Waterman WTP - Summary of Condition-Based Capital Improvement Recommendations..........................................................................................................8-18 Table 8-14. Summary of Reservoir Condition-Based Capital Improvement Recommendations.........................................................................................................8-20 Table 8-15. Summary of Water Distribution System Capital Improvement Recommendations.........................................................................................................8-22 Table 8-16. Summary of Pump Station Condition-Based Capital Improvement Recommendations.........................................................................................................8-23 Table 9-1. Unit Construction Costs for Pipelines.................................................................................9-3 Table 9-2. Unit Construction Costs for Transmission Valves...............................................................9-4 Table 9-3. Example Application of Contingencies and Other Project Costs........................................9-5 Table 9-4. Summary of Capital Improvement Costs by Timeframe and Asset Category ....................9-7

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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure ES-1. Risk Levels Matrix .......................................................................................................... ES-6 Figure 2-1. Water Service Area............................................................................................................2-2 Figure 2-2. General Plan Existing Land Use .........................................................................................2-3 Figure 2-3. Existing Water Transmission System Facilities..................................................................2-6 Figure 2-4. Existing Water System Hydraulic Profile ...........................................................................2-8 Figure 2-5. Existing Control Valve Vaults, Meter Vaults, and Pressure Reducing Valves..................2-12 Figure 3-1. Historical Monthly Water Production...............................................................................3-2 Figure 3-2. Historical and Projected Population..................................................................................3-7 Figure 3-3. Alternative 1 Opportunity Sites.......................................................................................3-12 Figure 3-4. Recommended Future Water Production.......................................................................3-17 Figure 6-1. Existing System Peak Hour Pressure ...............................................................................6-11 Figure 6-2. Existing System Available Fire Flow.................................................................................6-13 Figure 7-1. Potential Areas of Future Development ...........................................................................7-2 Figure 7-2. Near-Term (2030) Peak Hour Pressure ...........................................................................7-18 Figure 7-3. Long-Term (2050) Peak Hour Pressure ...........................................................................7-19 Figure 7-4. Near-Term (2030) Available Fire Flow ..............................................................................7-22 Figure 7-5. Long-Term (2050) Available Fire Flow ..............................................................................7-23 Figure 8-1. Risk Levels Matrix..............................................................................................................8-3 Figure 8-2. NBR WTP Risk Levels of Assets by Process Area, Percent of Total....................................8-6 Figure 8-3. Waterman WTP Risk Levels of Assets by Process Area, Percent of Total .........................8-8 Figure 8-4. Risk Levels of Assets by Reservoir, Percent of Total .......................................................8-10 Figure 8-5. Pump Station Facility Risk Levels.....................................................................................8-14 Figure 9-1. Recommended CIP Projects..............................................................................................9-9

LIST OF APPENDICES
Appendix A. Recommended Fire Flows
Appendix B. Recommended Firm Capacity for Water Treatment Plants Appendix C. NBR WTP Condition Assessment, Performance Evaluation, and Expansion Analysis Appendix D. Waterman WTP Condition Assessment, Performance Evaluation, and Expansion Analysis Appendix E. Water Storage Reservoirs Condition and Risk Assessment Appendix F. Water Distribution System Condition and Risk Assessment Appendix G. 2023 Pump Station Asset Management Plan Update Appendix H. Detailed CIP

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LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
µm Micrometer 4-3
1987 JPA 1987 Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement 2-10
AACE Association of Advancement of Cost Engineering 9-1 ACP Asbestos Cement Pipe 2-17
ADD Average Day Demand 3-4
ADUs Accessory Dwelling Units 3-8
AFY Acre-feet Per Year 2-6
AWWA American Water Works Association 5-7
BAAQMD Bay Area Air Quality Management District 4-10
BACT Best Available Control Technologies 4-10
BOD Basis of Design 2-15
CCR California Code of Regulations 4-1
CIP Capital Improvement Program ES-1/6-1
City City of Fairfield ES1/1-1
COF Consequence of Failure ES5/8-2
CPC California Plumbing Code 5-6
D/DBPR Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule 4-1 DDW Division of Drinking Water 4-1
Delta Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta 2-8
DIP Ductile Iron Pipe 5-9
DWR Department of Water Resources 2-7
Dyett & Bhatia Dyett & Bhatia Urban and Regional Planners 3-7 ENR CCI Engineering News Record Construction Cost Index 9-1 EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency 4-1
FAR Floor Area Ratio 3-13
FMC Fairfield Municipal Code ES2/4-13
fps Feet Per Second 5-10
ft msl Feet Above Mean Sea Level 2-1
ft/kft Feet Per Thousand Feet 5
ft2Square Feet 3-13
FY Fiscal Year 9-2
GAC Granular Activated Carbon 4-2
GALV Galvanized Steel Pipe 2-21
GIS Geographic Information System 2-17
gpcd Gallons Per Capita Per Day 3-4
gpd Gallons Per Day ES2/
gpd/acre Gallons Per Day Per Acre 3-13
HAA Brominated Haloacetic Acids 4-1
HOFSP Heart of Fairfield Specific Plan 3-10
ISO Insurance Services Office, Inc. 5-2
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LCRI Lead and Copper Rule Improvements 4-2
LOF Likelihood of Failure ES5/8-2
MCLs Maximum Contaminant Level 4-1
MDD Maximum Day Demand 3-4
MG Million Gallons ES1/2-7
mg/L Milligrams Per Liter 4-2
MG/yr Million Gallons Per Year 2-7
mgd Million Gallons Per Day ES1/2-6
MGVSP Middle Green Valley Specific Plan 3-10
MOV Motor Operated Value 2-13 7-3
msl Mean Sea Level 2-1
NBR WTP North Bay Regional Water Treatment Plant ES1/2-7 NFPA National Fire Protection Association 5-3
NHTL Nelson Hill Transmission Line 2-13
NPDES National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System 4-1 NRW Non-revenue Water 3-1
NSDWRs National Secondary Drinking Water Regulations 4-2 O&M Operation and Maintenance ES5/8
OEHHA Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment 4-6 OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration 4-10 PCCP Prestressed Concrete Pressure Pipe 2-21
PFAS Polyfluoroalkyl Substances 4-2
PHD Peak Hour Demand 3-4
PHG Public Health Goal 4-6
ppm Part Per Million 4-10
PRVs Pressure Reducing Valves 2-15
PS AMP 2023 Pump Station Asset Management Plan 8-1
psi Pounds Per Square Inch 2-1
PUMP Public Utility Master Plan ES-1/1-1
PVC Polyvinyl Chloride 2-21
RHNA Regional Housing Needs Allocation 3-8
SCADA Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition 3-5
SCWA Solano County Water Agency 2-7
SID Solano Irrigation District 2-10
SMCL Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level 4-2
SR 12 State Route 12 6-2
STEEL Steel Pipe 2-21
SWP State Water Project 2-7
SWRCB State Water Resources Control Board 4-1
TM Technical Memorandum 5-3
TOC Total Organic Carbon 4-1
TSSP Train Station Specific Plan 3-10
TTHM Total Trihalomethane 4-1

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UCMR 4 Fourth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule 4-2 USBR United States Bureau of Reclamation 2-10
UWMP Urban Water Management Plan 2-7
Waterman WTP Waterman Water Treatment Plant 2-7
WSCP Water Shortage Contingency Plan 4-13
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Executive Summary
The purpose of this Public Utility Master Plan (PUMP) for the City of Fairfield (City) is to evaluate the existing water system infrastructure and incorporate impacts from near-term (2030) and long-term (2050) planned growth to develop a comprehensive road map for the City’s water system Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The following sections of this Executive Summary are intended to provide a brief summary of the key objectives, findings, and recommendations identified in the PUMP.

PLAN OBJECTIVES (CHAPTER 1)
The primary objectives of this Public Utility Master Plan are to:
• Develop future water demand projections based on the future planned development included in the City’s General Plan Update;
• Evaluate current and upcoming water system regulations and policies that could require major changes to water treatment plant processes;
• Review and refine performance and planning criteria used to evaluate the water system and define recommendations for future facilities;
• Perform a condition assessment of the City’s water system assets, including evaluating criticality and likelihood of failure, consequence of failure, and risk exposure for water system assets (i.e., water treatment plants, reservoirs, valves, pipelines, etc.); • Evaluate the need for improvements to the existing water system to provide adequate service based on the performance and planning criteria (e.g., pressure, fire flow, etc.); • Evaluate the need for new backbone water facilities (including pipelines, storage facilities and pumping facilities) to serve buildout of the City’s General Plan; • Define and prioritize needed improvements to the water system, and their associated costs for the Capital Improvement Program; and
• Develop water rates necessary to cover the costs of providing water service.

EXISTING WATER SYSTEM FACILITIES (CHAPTER 2)
The City of Fairfield is located within central Solano County, California, just north of Suisun City, approximately midway between San Francisco (about 40 miles to the southwest) and Sacramento (about 35 miles to the northeast). The City’s water service area encompasses approximately 32 square miles and is essentially contiguous with City limits except for Travis Air Force Base, which is within the City limits but is not currently served by the City.

The City’s raw water supply is treated at two water treatment plants. The Waterman Water Treatment Plant (WTP) is owned and operated by the City and has a rated capacity of 30 million gallons per day (mgd). The North Bay Regional (NBR) WTP is jointly owned by the City of Fairfield and the City of Vacaville but is operated by Fairfield. The total rated capacity of the NBR WTP is 40 mgd, of which Fairfield is entitled to 26.7 mgd, or 66 percent of the overall capacity.

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The City’s water system infrastructure also includes:
• 12 storage reservoirs, with a total available storage capacity of 78.5 million gallons (MG); • 17 pump stations;
• 13 control valve vaults that regulate the transfer of water between pressure zones and/or service areas;
• 18 pressure reducing valves; and
• Approximately 392 miles of transmission and distribution system pipelines.

EXISTING AND PROJECTED FUTURE WATER DEMANDS (CHAPTER 3) The City’s current (2023) annual water production is equal to 6,201 MG (17.0 mgd). This equates to a per capita water use of 142 gallons per day (gpd). Water consumption is primarily comprised of residential water use, which is nearly 60 percent of the City’s total metered water use.

The City is currently in the process of updating its General Plan to provide a comprehensive update through 2050 that reflects the underlying conditions and the region’s evolution since the last General Plan was adopted. The document is referred to as “Fairfield Forward 2050”. West Yost staff met with the City’s Planning Division in February 2023 to discuss the status of the General Plan Update and future development projects that would impact the City’s water system.

At the time of preparation of this PUMP, Fairfield Forward 2050 had presented three future land use alternatives but a preferred alternative had not been selected by City Council. Alternative 1 represents the highest potential for water-intensive industry and higher fire flow requirements and was selected for the basis for evaluations in the PUMP to provide the most conservative basis for future water system infrastructure planning.

Based on the input provided by the City’s Planning Division, West Yost estimated the total projected water demand for the near- and long-term planning periods. With an existing baseline average day demand of

19.6 mgd (peak water production between 2018-2023), the total near-term (2030) average day water production required is estimated at approximately 23.8 mgd, and the total long-term (2050) average day water production required is estimated at approximately 29.0 mgd.

WATER SYSTEM POLICY UPDATES AND EVALUATION CRITERIA (CHAPTERS 4 AND 5) An evaluation of current and upcoming water system regulations and policies was performed to help inform the City’s water system CIP (e.g., major changes may be needed to water treatment plant processes to address lowering of constituent maximum contaminant levels or addition of new regulated constituents). A comprehensive review of the Fairfield Municipal Code (FMC) Chapter 22 for consistency with State regulations and City practices was also performed with recommendations for revisions to Chapter 22 for the FMC.

West Yost worked with City staff to develop updated water system planning criteria to be used for evaluating the performance and sizing of the City’s water system. These criteria include required fire flow and flow duration, supply and pressure requirements during normal and emergency conditions, pump station capacity requirements, storage capacity requirements, and performance requirements for future pipelines.

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EVALUATION OF EXISTING WATER SYSTEM (CHAPTER 6)
The City’s existing water system and its ability to meet recommended planning and performance criteria defined in Chapter 5 was evaluated for both system capacity (i.e., treatment, storage, and pumping) and hydraulic performance using existing water demands. This evaluation identifies whether there are any existing system deficiencies, which should be mitigated through capital improvements. Table ES-1 summarizes the findings and recommended improvements for the City’s existing water system.

Recommended improvements are highlighted in bold text and included in the water system CIP when relevant.

Table ES-1. Summary of Findings and Recommendations - Existing Water System Evaluation Category Findings and Recommendations
Supply/Treatment Capacity • No deficiencies identified.

Storage Capacity
• There are hydraulic limitations associated with moving water from storage to support demands across Interstate 80 (I-80) and Highway 12 (SR 12) in the Zone 1 Eastern Area of Influence.
- These limitations will be addressed as part of the project associated with CIP ID CPW09007 included in the City’s projected capital budget.

Pumping Capacity
• Red Top Pump Station has a firm pumping capacity deficiency. - This deficit will be addressed through construction of a larger pump station (in progress).
• The nominal design capacity of the Mangels and Eastridge Pump Stations meet the firm pumping capacity requirements, but their measured flow capacities do not.
- It is recommended that the City rehabilitate the pumps at these stations to return them to their intended capacities.

Water System Performance:

Peak Hour Demand
• Low pressures were simulated in the hydraulic model at several locations in the existing water system (refer to Figure 6-1).
- It is recommended that the City consider increasing the setting of the Del Monte PRVZ-3 to 47 psi to mitigate low pressures experienced at the Zone 2 / Zone 3 boundary.
- The City could increase the supply from the Waterman WTP through the east valve.
- It is recommended that the City consider moving the Bridle Ridge Drive PRV east to Suisun Valley Road, which would allow the Knoll Drive neighborhood to be served from Zone 2 instead of Zone 1. If this is done, services that move from Zone 1 to Zone 2 may experience pressures greater than 80 psi and require individual pressure regulators to be installed.

Water System Performance:

Maximum Day Demand
plus Fire Flow
• Only minor deficiencies identified.

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EVALUATION OF FUTURE WATER SYSTEM (CHAPTER 7)
The City’s future water system and its ability to meet recommended planning and performance criteria defined in Chapter 5 was evaluated for both system capacity (i.e., treatment, storage, and pumping) and hydraulic performance using projected future water demands. Table ES-2 summarizes the findings and recommended improvements for the City’s near- and long-term water system. Recommended improvements are highlighted in bold text and included in the water system CIP when relevant.

Table ES-2. Summary of Findings and Recommendations – Near-Term (2030) & Long-Term (2050) Water System
Evaluation Category Timing Findings and Recommendations Supply/Treatment Capacity
Near-Term • No deficiencies identified.

Long-Term
• There is a 2.3 mgd water supply/treatment
capacity deficit.
- Recommend expanding the NBR WTP.

Storage Capacity
Near-Term • No new deficiencies identified.

Long-Term
• There is a 7.5 MG storage capacity deficit in Zone 1. - Recommend installing 7.5 MG of new storage. A
tank siting study is first recommended to
determine the most effective location(s) for the
new storage (cost to be paid by developers and
excluded from the CIP).

Pumping Capacity
Near-Term • No new deficiencies identified.

Long-Term
• There is an approximately 800 gallons per minute (gpm) pumping capacity deficit for Red Top (Zone 2).
- If all future development estimated to occur
within Red Top (Zone 2) area proceeds, the design
capacity for the pump station replacement may
need to be revised, or the pump station may need
to be further expanded between 2030 and 2050
(cost to be paid by developers and excluded from
the CIP).

Water System Performance:

Peak Hour Demand
Near-Term • Only minor new deficiencies identified.

Long-Term
• Velocities through the upgraded Peabody PRV Station
(16-inch diameter pipeline) reach as high as
12 feet/second.
- Recommend evaluating the Peabody PRV Station
for upsizing upon the end of the valve’s useful life
to accommodate future demands (not included in
the CIP since replacement is expected after 2050).

Water System Performance:

Maximum Day Demand Plus
Fire Flow
Near-Term • No new deficiencies identified.

Long-Term • No new deficiencies identified.

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CONDITION AND RISK ASSESSMENT (CHAPTER 8)
A condition and risk assessment was performed on most of the City’s existing water system infrastructure, which included:
• Two water treatment plants;
• Eight storage reservoirs;
• Sixteen potable water pump stations;
• Two raw water pump stations; and
• Distribution system pipelines and valves (391 miles of pipelines, 353 large diameter transmission and facility valves, and 3,746 large diameter service laterals).

The condition assessment approach varied for each infrastructure type based on accessibility. For above-ground assets that could be inspected, a visual condition assessment was performed. For below-ground infrastructure such as pipelines and valves, a desktop assessment was performed based on available data. All investigations were aided with drawings and documents received from the City and interviews with operation and maintenance (O&M) and engineering staff. Findings from the condition assessment inform the likelihood of failure (LOF) evaluation.

Risk assessment considers the LOF and the consequence of failure (COF) of assets. The LOF assesses the probability that an asset will fail to perform at its prescribed service level, and the COF considers the impact resulting from such a failure. The risk score is then determined using a function of LOF and COF scores.

Risk Score = LOF Score x COF Score
Once LOF and COF were assessed for each component and a risk score calculated, a risk level, from High to Low, was also assigned using the combination of LOF and COF scores based on the risk level matrix shown in Figure ES-1
1 . The risk scores provide the basis for prioritizing the timing of capital improvements.

It should be noted that these results do not directly indicate a safety, health, or other risk to the City or its residents, rather, they should be used to assist the City in identifying improvements to be prioritized during capital improvement planning. Recommended improvements to address renewal and replacement of the City’s water system infrastructure are provided in Chapter 8. 1 The COF score is based on two ratings added together so a score of “1” is not possible.

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Consequence of Failure (COF) Score
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Likelihood of Failure (LOF) Score
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9 10
Risk Levels Low Medium-Low Medium Medium-High High
Figure ES-1. Risk Levels Matrix
RECOMMENDED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CHAPTER 9)
The recommended CIP for the City’s existing, near-term (2030), and long-term (2050) water system is based on the evaluations described in Chapters 6, 7, and 8. Projects in the City’s projected capital budget were also reviewed with City staff, and relevant projects are incorporated into the recommended CIP. In summary, the City’s water supply and distribution system CIP primarily addresses the following three factors: (1) age and declining condition of the water system assets; (2) capacity and hydraulic performance deficiencies identified within the water system; and (3) the need for new or expanded water system assets to support future growth and development that is planned to occur by 20502.

Table ES-3 presents a summary of the estimated total construction costs by timeframe and major asset category. Overall, capital improvements are estimated to cost $146.7 million by 2030, with an additional $194.2 million needed between 2030 and 2050, for a total of $340.9 million needed by 2050. Detailed lists of improvement projects by major asset category are provided in Appendix H. This water system CIP will be used to develop water rates necessary to cover the costs of providing water service. The rate study has been prepared based on the findings and recommendations from this PUMP and is a separate deliverable. 2 Only the cost for the City’s portion of the proposed NBR WTP expansion is included in the CIP to support future development. It is assumed that this cost will be reimbursed by developers.

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Table ES-3. Summary of Capital Improvement Costs by Timeframe and Asset Category(a) Asset Category
Near-Term (2030)
Cost, million dollars
Long-Term (2050)
Cost, million dollars
Total Cost,
million dollars
Projected City Capital Budget 62.6 60.5 123.1
NBR Water Treatment Plant – Existing Facility 31.7 1.0 32.7 NBR Water Treatment Plant – Expansion(b) 21.4 0.0 21.4
Waterman Water Treatment Plant 15.2 1.6 16.8
Storage Reservoirs 1.7 6.0 7.7
Distribution System 0.5 103.0 103.5
Service Laterals(c) 9.2 14.2 23.4
Transmission Valves 1.5 5.0 6.5
Pump Stations 2.9 2.9 5.8
Total $146.7 $194.2 $340.9
(a) Costs shown are presented in May 2024 dollars (San Francisco ENR CCI of 15418). (b) Costs will be reimbursed by developers and only accounts for the City’s portion of the NBR WTP expansion. Although the NBR WTP expansion is not needed until the long-term timeframe, the cost was included at near-term so the City will have the upgrades in service before they are needed.
(c) Includes service laterals greater than or equal to 3 inches in diameter or service laterals in Priority Areas. Service laterals less than 3 inches in diameter that are located outside of Priority Areas are assumed to be replaced under the City’s service lateral replacement program, which is included in the City’s projected capital budget category.

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CHAPTER 1
Introduction

1.1 BACKGROUND
The City of Fairfield (City) maintains an extensive network of water system facilities spanning over 30 square miles in Solano County, including two water treatment plants, twelve (12) storage reservoirs, seventeen (17) pump stations, and approximately 390 miles of pipelines. A dedicated team of City employees operates and manages this infrastructure to ensure clean, safe, and reliable water is consistently delivered to over 120,000 residents and businesses.

1.2 PLAN OBJECTIVES
Water system infrastructure in the City (and throughout the country) are getting older and replacement needs are growing. The purpose of the City’s Public Utility Master Plan (PUMP) is to develop a prioritized plan for the implementation of water system improvements to reliably serve existing and future needs.

The key objectives of the City’s PUMP are to:
• Develop future water demand projections based on the future planned development included in the City’s General Plan Update;
• Evaluate current and upcoming water system regulations and policies that could require major changes to water treatment plant processes;
• Review and refine performance and planning criteria used to evaluate the water system and define recommendations for future facilities;
• Perform a condition assessment of the City’s water system assets, including evaluating criticality and likelihood of failure, consequence of failure, and risk exposure for water system assets (i.e., water treatment plants, reservoirs, valves, pipelines, etc.); • Evaluate the need for improvements to the existing water system to provide adequate service based on the performance and planning criteria (e.g., pressure, fire flow, etc.); • Evaluate the need for new backbone water facilities (including pipelines, storage facilities and pumping facilities) to serve buildout of the City’s General Plan; • Define and prioritize needed improvements to the water system, and their associated costs for the Capital Improvement Program; and
• Develop water rates necessary to cover the costs of providing water service.

This effort will define what is required to ensure consistent investment in the City’s aging water system infrastructure for the near-term (2030) and long-term (2050) planning horizons. It should be noted that the rate study has been prepared based on the findings and recommendations from this PUMP and is a separate deliverable.

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1.3 PLAN CONTENTS AND ORGANIZATION
This PUMP is organized into the following chapters:

Chapter Title Chapter Description
Chapter 1.

Introduction
Describes the objectives for the PUMP and report organization Chapter 2.

Existing Water System
Describes the City’s existing water service area and provides background information on the City’s existing water system facilities Chapter 3.

Water Demands
Describes the City’s historical and projected future water demands Chapter 4.

Water System Regulatory Review
and Policy Updates
Provides an overview of the current and upcoming water system regulations and policies for compliance
Chapter 5.

Water System Evaluation Criteria
Defines the recommended planning and performance criteria for the City’s water system
Chapter 6.

Existing Water System Evaluation
Evaluates the City’s existing water system using the criteria described in Chapter 5 and provides recommendations for existing system improvements
Chapter 7.

Future Water System Evaluation
Evaluates the City’s future water system using the criteria described in Chapter 5 and provides recommendations for future system improvements
Chapter 8.

Condition and Risk Assessments
Describes the asset management framework and summarizes the condition and risk assessment for the City’s water system facilities Chapter 9.

Capital Improvement Program
Provides a detailed summary of recommended capital improvements for the City’s water system to support existing and projected future demands, along with estimated construction costs based on the recommendations identified in Chapters 6, 7 and 8
The following appendices to this PUMP contain additional technical information:

Appendix Title Appendix Description
Appendix A.

Recommended Fire Flows
History of fire flow requirements used in previous water master plans and recommended fire flows for this Public Utility Master Plan Appendix B.

Recommended Firm Capacity for
Water Treatment Plants
Determination of overall reliable treatment capacity at the City’s water treatment plants
Appendix C.

NBR WTP Condition Assessment,
Performance Evaluation, and
Expansion Analysis
Determination of improvement recommendations based on a detailed assessment of the North Bay Regional WTP
Appendix D.

Waterman WTP Condition
Assessment, Performance
Evaluation, and Expansion Analysis
Determination of improvement recommendations based on a detailed assessment of the Waterman WTP

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Appendix Title Appendix Description
Appendix E.

Water Storage Reservoirs
Condition and Risk Assessment
Determination of improvement recommendations based on a detailed assessment of eight (8) water storage reservoirs
Appendix F.

Water Distribution System
Condition and Risk Assessment
Determination of improvement recommendations based on a desktop assessment of water distribution system pipelines, large-diameter valves, and large-diameter service laterals
Appendix G.
2023 Pump Station Asset
Management Plan Update
Determination of improvement recommendations based on a detailed assessment of potable water pump stations
Appendix H.

Detailed CIP
Details on recommended projects in the CIP

1.4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Without the key involvement and assistance of City staff, the development of this PUMP would not have been possible. In particular, the following City staff provided key information, significant input, and important insights throughout the preparation of this report:

Nigel Browne, Senior Management Analyst
Stuart Hamilton, Water Treatment Plant Manager-Waterman WTP Brandan Hiltman, Water Treatment Plant Manager-North Bay Regional WTP George Shimboff, Water Distribution and Sewer Collection Manager George Hicks, Supervising Engineer (Coastland | DCCM)
Jenell Pratt, Water Quality Laboratory Supervisor-North Bay Regional WTP Jason Smith, Water Treatment Supervisor-North Bay Regional WTP Matthew Schmidt, Water Treatment Supervisor-Waterman WTP Mac McCormack, Senior Instrument Technician
James Frye, Instrument Technician
Chris Dillon, Electrical/Mechanical Technician
Saven Roybal, Senior IT GIS Analyst
Bryan Latham, Management Analyst
Eddie Franke, Water Maintenance Supervisor
Adam Rudolph, Water Distribution Supervisor
Jeff Pepper, Cross-Connection Specialist Senior
David Feinstein, Planning Manager
Jessie Hernandez, Associate Planner
Ken Swenson, Project Manager (Coastland | DCCM)
Michael Hether, Assistant Public Works Director-Utilities

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CHAPTER 2
Existing Water System
This chapter describes the City’s existing water system. Water system information was obtained through a review of previous reports, maps, plans, operating records, and other available data provided to West Yost by the City. The following sections of this chapter describe the key components of the City’s existing water distribution system:
• Water Service Area
• Water Supply Sources
• Water System Facilities

2.1 WATER SERVICE AREA
The City of Fairfield is located within central Solano County, California, just north of Suisun City, approximately midway between San Francisco (about 40 miles to the southwest) and Sacramento (about 35 miles to the northeast). As shown on Figure 2-1, the City is located at the intersection of two major highways, Interstate 80, which runs in a northeast-southwest direction through the City, and Interstate 680, which ties into Interstate 80 from the south. Highway 12, which accesses the Napa Valley located 15 miles to the west, also runs through the City. The City limits also encompass Travis Air Force Base, which is located on the eastern edge and is the largest employer in the City. The City is bordered by undeveloped hills and agricultural land to the north and west, grazing and agricultural land to the east and northeast, and Suisun City and Suisun Slough to the south.

The City’s water service area is shown on Figure 2-1 and encompasses approximately 32 square miles.

This service area is essentially contiguous with City limits except for Travis Air Force Base, which is within the City limits but is not currently served by the City. Elevations within the service area range from approximately 7 feet mean sea level (msl) in the south-central portion of the City to approximately 5301feet msl in the north-central portion of the City.

2.1.1 Existing Land Use
The existing land use plan for the City is based on the 2015 General Plan, which was adopted in October 2016, as well as the Train Station Specific Plan, adopted with minor amendments in 2012, and the Heart of Fairfield Specific Plan, adopted in 2017. The City’s existing land use plan is presented on Figure 2-2.

2.1.2 Existing Service Connections
There are approximately 37,000 existing water service connections in the City as of 2022, of which 90 percent are for single family residences. Fire meter and irrigation connections account for approximately 5 percent, commercial connections account for approximately 3 percent, while multi-family residential connections represent 1.3 percent of the total. For simplicity and streamlined reporting, revenue classes have been grouped into more general service type categories. These categories, along with the number of connections for each revenue class, are detailed in Table 2-1. 1 Service area elevation range reflects the existing service area at the time of this PUMP and was provided by City staff in March 2023.

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1. Travis Air Force Base is not currently
served water by the City of Fairfield.
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Table 2-1. Existing (2022) Service Connections
General Service Type
Category(a)
Revenue
Class
Service Type
Abbreviation
Number of
Connections(b)
Commercial
General Commercial C1 646
Gas Stations C2 28
Retail C3 154
Hotel/Motel C4 21
Restaurant/Bar C5 138
Other Commercial C6 54
Misc. Commercial C7 10
Industrial
Anheuser-Busch AB 2
Industrial D1 59
Light Industrial D2 31
Large Industrial D3 2
Public Facilities
Schools D4 41
Public Offices D5 58
Hospitals D6 20
Churches D7 36
City Offices D8 20
Irrigation
Fire Meters I1 664
Landscape Irrigation I2 815
Irrigation I3 56
Special Landscape Irrigation I4 119
Construction
Construction/Hydrant K1 105
Construction/Temp K2 115
Residential Construction/No Meter K3 2
Residential
Single Family Residential(c) R1 32,932
Multi-Family Residential R2 490
Mobile Home Park R3 10
Miscellaneous Residential Volume Charge(d) VC 3
Total 36,631
(a) General Service Type Category created to simplify the classification of each revenue class. (b) Data provided by the City in February 2023.
(c) Excludes meters serving Willotta Oaks residences.
(d) Per City staff, the residential volume charge revenue class is used only for specific contracts.

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2.1.3 Historical Population
Approximately 120,000 people live in the City as of 2024. The population grew relatively steadily from 2015 to 2020 and slowed in 2021 before decreasing in 2022 and increasing slightly in the past two years.

Table 2-2 summarizes the City’s historical population over the past ten years.

Table 2-2. Historical Population
Calendar Year Population
Percent Increase from
Previous Year
2015
(a) 111,889 --
2016
(a) 112,961 1.0
2017(a) 115,151 1.9
2018(a) 116,067 0.8
2019(a) 116,885 0.7
2020(b) 119,881 2.6
2021(c) 119,990 0.1
2022(c) 119,395 -0.5
2023
(c) 120,036 0.5
2024(c) 120,339 0.3
(a) Source: State of California, Department of Finance, E-4 Population Estimates for Cities, Counties, and the State, 2011-2020, with 2010 Census Benchmark.
(b) Source: United States Census Bureau published on July 1, 2021. (c) Source: State of California, Department of Finance, E-4 Population Estimates for Cities, Counties, and the State, 2021-2024, with 2020 Census Benchmark.

2.1.4 Pressure Zones
The City operates five nominal pressure zones, which can be further subdivided into ten hydraulically separate pressure zones, as shown on Figure 2-3. The five nominal pressure zones are named numerically (Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5) and each generally reflects an approximately 100-foot interval of service elevations. For example, Zone 1 includes service elevations from approximately 0 to 100 feet msl, and Zone 5 includes service elevations from approximately 400 to 500 feet msl. Of the five nominal pressure zones, two of them (Zones 2 and 3) can be further subdivided into multiple hydraulically distinct pressure zones, which are served by separate pumping facilities. The City’s hilly topography results in areas that are hydraulically separate from one another even though they are located at similar elevations. The City differentiates between the hydraulically distinct pressure zones in Zones 2 and 3 by referring to the pump stations that serve them.

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Note s:

1.Existing va lve a nd m e te rva ults are s how n on Figure 2-5.

Red Top
(Zone 2 )
Mang e ls
(Zone 2 )
Ea s tridge
(Zone 3 )
Zone 1
Gol dri dge
(Zone 2 )
Pa rad is e /
Roll ing H ill s /
Ma rti n Hi ll
(Zone 2 )
Rancho /Sanc t ua r y
(Zone 3 )
Refer to Detail Map 1
Detail Map 1 - Scale: 1 in = 1,000 feet
80 80
680
12 12
12 Waterman
Reservoir
Rancho
Solano
3 Pump Station
Waterman WTP
North Bay
Regional WTP
Gold
Ridge PS
Mangels PS
Martin
Hill PS
Paradise
Valley PS
Red Top PS
Rolling
Hills PS
South
Cordelia PS
Southbrook
1 PS
Southbrook
2 PS
Eastridge PS
Eastridge
Reservoir
Mangels
Reservoir
Martin Hill
Reservoir
Nelson Hill
Reservoir
Rancho Solano
3 Reservoir
South
Cordelia
Reservoir
Rolling Hills
Reservoir
Cement Hill
Reservoir
Paradise
Valley
Reservoir
Gold
Ridge
Reservoir
Pre pa re d by: Pre pa re d for:

Figure 2-3
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Existing Water Transmission System Facilities
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R e se rvoir
Distribution Pipe line (<24-inche s)
Tra ns m iss ion Pipe line (≥24-inche s)
Crosstow n Pipe line
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CityLim its
Pressure Zones
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Sout hbro ok
(Zone 2 )
Rancho
Solano 4 PS
Rancho
Solano 5 PS
Sanctuary
4 PS
Sanctuary
3 PS
Rancho Solano
4 Reservoir
Zone 5
Zone 4
Rancho /
Sanc tu a ry
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Zone 2 includes the following hydraulically distinct pressure zones: Southbrook (2A), Red Top (2B), Mangels (2C), Paradise/Rolling Hills/Martin Hill2(2D), and Goldridge (2E). Zone 3 includes the following hydraulically distinct pressure zones: Eastridge (3A) and Rancho/Sanctuary3(3B). Treated water enters the City’s water distribution system via Zone 1 and is subsequently pumped to the upper zones. Most of the City’s water system is served from gravity storage. Several smaller pressure zones are served via hydropneumatic tanks, including Southbrook (Zone 2A), Red Top (Zone 2B), Eastridge (Zone 3A), and Zone 5. Figure 2-4 provides a hydraulic profile of the City’s water distribution system.

Table 2-3 summarizes the key characteristics of each pressure zone. A majority of the City resides within Zone 1, which has a nominal hydraulic grade of 230 feet msl. The lowest elevation served by the City occurs in Zone 1 (7 feet msl) and the highest elevation occurs in Zone 5 (533 feet msl). As shown in Table 2-3, static service pressures within the City vary from approximately 35 to 115 pounds per square inch (psi).

2.2 WATER SUPPLY SOURCES
The City’s current raw water supply is derived from the three surface water sources listed below:
• Solano Project
• State Water Project (SWP)
• Settlement Water obtained through negotiations with the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) in 2003
The City does not use groundwater as a supply source. The Tehama formation does not extend into the City, and the local groundwater is shallow with poor quality and low yield.

Water contracts are administered by the Solano County Water Agency (SCWA), who acts as the wholesaler of raw water for both the Solano Project and the SWP. The raw water from these sources is treated at the Waterman Water Treatment Plant (Waterman WTP) and the North Bay Regional Water Treatment Plant (NBR WTP).
4 Though settlement water is not technically SWP water, it comes from the SWP facilities and is treated at the NBR WTP.

In total, the City has an annual water supply entitlement of 53,696 acre-feet per year (AFY), or approximately 17,500 million gallons per year (MG/yr). However, because the full supply is not always available, the typical available water supply is 47,837 AFY (approximately 15,587 MG/yr) or 43 million gallons per day (mgd). As explained in the City’s 2020 UWMP, the City’s supplies are very reliable.5 Due to the supply resiliency demonstrated in the 2020 UWMP, supplies were not evaluated as part of this PUMP.

Each of the City’s three supplies are summarized below and further described in the City’s 2020 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP).
2 The Paradise/Rolling Hills/Martin Hill (Zone 2) pressure zone is served by three pump stations: Paradise Valley Pump Station, Rolling Hills Pump Station, and Martin Hill Pump Station. 3 The Rancho/Sanctuary (Zone 3) pressure zone is served by two pump stations: Rancho Solano 3 Pump Station, and Sanctuary 3 Pump Station.
4 NBR WTP has the ability to treat both supply sources, but Waterman WTP can only treat Solano Project water. 5 Source: Kennedy Jenks. July 2021. 2020 Urban Water Management Plan.

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Eastridge
(ZONE 3)
Southbrook
(ZONE 2)
ZONE 1
Waterman
High Lift
PS
10 MG
Goldridge
PS
(GRPS)
10 MG
Paradise
Valley PS
(PVPS)
12 MG
Rolling
Hills PS
(RHPS)

3.1 MG
Martin
Hill PS
(MHPS)

2.7 MG
Sanctuary 3 PS
(SANC3)

3.1 MG
Rancho
Solano 3 PS
(RSPS3)
ZONE 5
Sanctuary
4 PS
(SANC4)

1.4 MG
Rancho
Solano 4 PS
(RSPS4)
Rancho
Solano 5 PS
(RSPS5)
12 MG
Mangels PS
(MGLPS)
1 MG
Red Top PS
(RTPS) Southbrook
2 PS
(SBPS2)
Southbrook
1 PS
(SBPS1)
0 25
50 75
100
125
150
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225
250
275
300
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350
375
400
425
0 25
50 75
100
125
150
175
200
225
250
275
300
325
350
375
400
Waterman
Overflow El. 228'
Base El. 202.8'
Goldridge
Max HGL 241'
Base El. 111'
Paradise Valley
Overflow El. 326.5'
Base El. 302'
Rolling Hills
Overflow El. 325'
Base El. 300'
Cement Hill
Overflow El. 228'
Base El. 203'
Rancho Solano 3
Overflow El. 425'
Base El. 400'
Martin Hill
Overflow El. 325'
Base El. 300'
Nelson Hill
Overflow El. 228'
Base El. 203.5'
Red Top
Max HGL 271'
Base El. 90'
Southbrook 1
Max HGL 290'
Base El. 72.5'
Southbrook 2
Max HGL 290'
Base El. 110.16'
450
475
500
525
550 Rancho Solano 5
Max HGL 647'
Base El. 530'
Rancho Solano 4
Overflow El. 553'
Base El. 527'
Eastridge 3
Max HGL 435'
Base El. 215'
Eastridge
Overflow El. 228'
Base El. 203'
Mangels
Overflow El. 356'
Base El. 340'
Red Top
(ZONE 2)
Mangels
(ZONE 2)
Paradise/
Rolling Hills/
Martin HiLL
(ZONE 2) Goldridge
(ZONE 2)
Rancho/
Sanctuary
(ZONE 3)
ZONE 4
575
425
450
475
500
525
550
575
Elevation (feet above mean sea level)
South Cordelia
Overflow El. 229.5'
Base El. 204'
5 MG
South
Cordelia PS
(SCPS)
16 MG
Goldridge
Overflow El. 301.5'
Base El. 275.0'

2.2 MG
North Bay
Regional PS
Upper El. = 331'
Lower El. = 210'
Upper El. = 155'
Lower El. = 91'
Upper El. = 142'
Lower El. = 93'
Upper El. = 222'
Lower El. = 84'
Upper El. = 212'
Lower El. = 69'
Upper El. = 398'
Lower El. = 303'
Upper El. = 314'
Lower El. = 160'
Upper El. = 187'
Lower El. = 114'
Upper El. = 533'
Lower El. = 462'
Upper El. = 148'
Lower El. = 7'
HGL = 228'
HGL = 290'
Eastridge
3 PS
(ERPS)
HGL = 271'
HGL = 356' HGL = 325' HGL = 302'
HGL = 435' HGL = 425'
HGL = 553'
HGL = 647'
From
Waterman
WTP
From
North Bay
Regional
WTP
Figure 2-4
City of Fairfield
Public Utility Master Plan
Existing Water System Hydraulic Profile
LEGEND
Reservoir
Pump
Hydro Tank
To Distribution
Notes:

1. Facility elevations and pressure zone elevations are shown according to the City's existing water hydraulic model.

2. Vertical extent of pressure zone elevations corresponds to the elevations served by each pressure zone according to the City's existing water hydraulic model.

3. The Goldridge Hydropneumatic tank is currently inactive.

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El. Elevation
PS Pump Station
HGL Hydraulic Grade Line Page 327 of 1105
Table 2-3. Summary of Existing Pressure Zones
Pressure Zone
Range of Service
Elevations, ft msl(a)
Nominal Hydraulic
Grade, ft msl(b)
Static Service
Pressures, psi
Number of Service
Connections in GIS(c) Water Supply and Storage
Zone 1
1 7 - 148 228 34 - 96 26,440
Waterman WTP and Reservoir
North Bay Regional WTP
Cement Hill Reservoir
Nelson Hill Reservoir
Eastridge Reservoir
South Cordelia Reservoir
Zone 2
Southbrook 91 - 155 290 58 - 86 283 Southbrook 1 PS (Hydro Tank) Southbrook 2 PS (Hydro Tank)
Red Top 93 - 142 271 56 - 77 46 Red Top PS (Hydro Tank) Mangels 84 - 222 356 58 - 118 192 Mangels PS and Reservoir Paradise/Rolling Hills/Marn Hill 69 - 212 325 49 - 111 3,784 Paradise Valley PS and Reservoir
Rolling Hills PS and Reservoir
Martin Hill PS and Reservoir
Goldridge 114 - 187 302 49 - 81 908 Goldridge PS and Reservoir Zone 3
Eastridge 210 - 331 435 45 - 97 62 Eastridge 3 PS (Hydro Tank) Rancho/Sanctuary 160 - 314 425 48 - 115 1,097 Rancho Solano 3 PS and Reservoir Sanctuary 3 PS
Zone 4
4 303 - 398 553 67 - 108 129 Rancho Solano 4 PS and Reservoir Sanctuary 4 PS
Zone 5
5 462 - 533 647 49 - 80 4 Rancho Solano 5 PS (Hydro Tank) a) Source: The City's hydraulic model, last updated in February 2023. b) Source: For the pressure zones supplied via a hydropneumatic tank (hydro tank), the hydraulic grade is from the City's Potable Water Pump Station Asset Management Plan (December 2015). For all other pressure zones, the hydraulic grade is based on the lowest storage reservoir overflow elevation within the pressure zone (refer to Table 2-2). c) Number of service connections is based on the 2022 consumption (billing) data for the City and is approximate. ft msl = feet mean sea level; psi = pounds per square inch; GIS = geographic information systems.

N-C-268-60-22-20-E-T2-T2.2-CH2
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Public Utility Master Plan
March 2025

2.2.1 Solano Project
The Solano Project is a Federal project overseen by the United States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) and is the City’s oldest, most reliable, and primary source of surface water supply. Water from the Solano Project is captured in Lake Berryessa from local watersheds of Upper Putah Creek. The water from the Solano Project is treated at both the Waterman WTP and NBR WTP.

The City’s water supplies from the Solano Project are summarized below:
• The City sub-contracts with SCWA for imported raw surface water from the Solano Project and has an entitlement for 9,200 AFY (2,998 MG/yr).
• The City also has three agreements with Solano Irrigation District (SID) for an additional total raw water entitlement of 18,018 AFY (5,870 MG/yr) from the Solano Project. • The City and SID hold a fourth agreement, entered in 1987 as the joint exercise of powers agreement (1987 JPA), that provides the City with an undefined additional volume of raw water to serve SID demands on lands within the common boundaries of the two agencies not covered by the previous three City-SID agreements.

Therefore, the maximum annual supply that the City could receive from the Solano Project is 27,218 AFY (8,868 MG/yr) plus any additional supply provided by the 1987 JPA.

2.2.2 State Water Project (SWP)
The SWP is a State project operated and maintained by the California DWR. Water from the SWP is delivered to the City via a series of raw water pipelines and pumping plants together referred to as the North Bay Aqueduct, which is owned by the State of California and operated by the California DWR. The water from the SWP can only be delivered to and treated at the NBR WTP.

The City sub-contracts with SCWA for imported raw water from the SWP. The City has a maximum annual allocation of 14,678 AFY (4,782 MG/yr). The City expects to receive about 83 percent of its SWP allocation during a normal year, or approximately 12,183 AFY (3,969 MG/yr). 5 2.2.3 Settlement Water
Under a May 2003 settlement of area-of-origin water right applications made by the cities of Fairfield, Benicia, and Vacaville, DWR reached an agreement to provide a maximum of 31,620 AFY of settlement water to the collective group. This settlement agreement expires December 31, 2035, with the option to renew. Settlement water is periodically available to the City based on SWP water supply and water quality conditions in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta(Delta).

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