Hemet City Council
March 25, 2025

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
6 SECURITY INFORMATION (IF APPLICABLE)
*Security is required for community events on public property and where alcohol is served.

Will a licensed professional security company be hired? Yes No Security Company:

Point of Contact (if applicable):

Company Street Address:

City, State, Zip:

Phone Number: Email:
*Please note: The security company must have a current City of Hemet Business License

SANITATION AND RECYCLING
The City of Hemet has an exclusive Franchise Agreement with CR&R Inc. to collect and dispose of all waste including commercial, residential and construction debris within the City of Hemet.

Contact CR&R at 1-800-755-8112 for trash and recycling services for the event. All containers must be removed from the event area at the end of the event.

Number of Trash Cans:

Number of Recycling Containers:

Number of Dumpsters:
*The Event Organizer must provide a receipt from CR&R at least 2 weeks prior the event start date.
*On the Site Plan, please indicate all locations for trash and recycling receptacles and dumpsters.

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
7 RESTROOM FACILITIES
Restroom Facilities are required. Please contact a rental company for attendance to restrooms.

A copy of the rental company’s City of Hemet Business Tax Certificate and Liability Insurance must be attached to the permit application.

Will event organizers provide portable restrooms? Yes No Will the event use City-Owned public restrooms? Yes No
Will the event use privately-owned publicly accessible restrooms? Yes No *Restroom Requirements per CA Building Code 2022, Sections 11B-213 and 11B-603 • Per every 50 anticipated guests, a minimum of 1 toilet (or 1 portable restroom) for an anticipated 4-hour event is required.
• Every event requires a minimum of 1 ADA accessible restroom per the 4-hour usage period and 1 per every 20-portable restrooms on-site.
• Events longer than 4 hours, portable restroom minimums are doubled.

Anticipated Number of Event Attendees: _____
Total non-ADA Portable Toilets: ______ Total On-site ADA Portable Toilets: ______ Total non-ADA Privately-Owned Toilets: ______ Total Privately-Owned ADA Toilets: ______

BUILDING AND LIFE SAFETY
The following is a list of requirements, please initial upon reading:
__A tent or temporary membrane structure having an area in excess of 400 square feet, or any canopy in excess of 700 square feet, shall be required to have an inspection and a separate permit for final approval. (2013 CFC 3103.2).
__Tents, booths or canopies shall not be located within 20 feet of property lines, buildings, temporary membrane structures, other tents and canopies, parked vehicles or internal combustion engines. For the purpose of determining required distances, support ropes and guy wires shall be considered as part of the temporary membrane structure, tent, or canopy (2013 CFC 3103.8.2).
__No portion of the event shall block fire lanes or handicap spaces. __Internal combustion power source, including motor vehicles, generators and similar equipment, shall (2013 CFC 3104.19):
• Have a minimum of one fire extinguisher with a rating of not less than 2-A: 10-B:

C. The extinguisher shall be maintained at the power source or vehicle. Be a minimum of 20 feet from tents and canopies.
__Post ‘NO SMOKING’ signs in the tents and canopies. (2013 CFC 3104.6)

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
8 __Gas, solid, and liquid-fuel-burning cooking equipment shall not be located within 10 feet of exits or combustible material. LP gas containers shall be adequately protected from damage and falling over. (2013 CFC 3104.15.3)
__Outdoor cooking that produces sparks or grease-laden vapors shall not be conducted within 20 feet of a tent, canopy, or membrane structure (2013 CFC 3104.15.6). __Tents and canopies shall comply with CFC Chapter 24 and The California Building Code; they shall be labeled or certification of flame-retardant shall be provided, as required by the State Fire Marshal. (2013 CFC 3104)
__Fire extinguishers in the vendor area shall be spaced no more than 75 feet from any location (2013 CFC 3108). Any single tent or canopy shall have extinguishers as follows:
• 200-500 square feet of floor area: One 2-A: 10-B: C
• 501-1000 square feet of floor area: Two 2-A: 10-B: C
• Each additional 2k square feet of floor area or fraction thereof: One 2-A: 10-B: C __Extension cords shall be of a commercial type and be in good working condition.

Extension cords shall not be subjected to physical damage. No damaged cords or multi-head cords will be allowed. Extension cords shall be in accordance with Article 85 of the California Fire Code.
__Hay or any other type of combustible material shall not be used as ground cover. Hay, straw, trash and other similar flammable material shall not be stored within 30 feet of any tent. (2013 CFC 3104.21)
__All amusement rides shall have current state inspection certificates. (OSHA TITLE 8, ARTICLE 35, SECTION 3917)
__Exits shall be clearly marked. Exit signs shall be installed at required exit doorways and where otherwise necessary to indicate clearly the direction of egress when the exit serves an occupant load of 50 or more (2013 CFC 2403.12.6).
__If it is determined by the inspecting Officer that standby personnel will need to monitor these conditions and to work with event staff to maintain fire protection and the elimination of fire and life safety hazards, the applicant will pay for the cost. (2013 CFC 403.1) __Exits shall be clearly marked. Exit signs shall be installed at required exit doorways and where otherwise necessary to indicate clearly the direction of egress when the exit serves an occupant load of 50 or more. (2013 CFC 3103.12.6)
__Camp fire / cooking fires shall only be allowed if it is in an approved California State Fire Marshal device. All others may be cited.

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
9 ENCROACHMENT PERMIT
*An Encroachment Permit (see attachment) is required if any road closures or diversion of the normal flow of traffic is required for the event or restriction to public right-of-way. Provide a traffic plan if the event needs an Encroachment Permit.

Will this event have barricade equipment restricting normal flow of traffic? Yes No If renting from or hiring a company for barricade please provide the following information:

Company Name:

Contact Name:

Company Address:

City, State, Zip:

Contact Number: Email:

If Barricade equipment is selected, please explain the equipment that will be used:

INSURANCE
*All vendors participating in the event service providers and contracted services must provide insurance for the event, including setup and tear down dates.

Certificates of Insurance Must Reflect:

Commercial General Liability with limits of:
• $1 Million, additional insured endorsement naming the City of Hemet as additional insured.

Liquor Liability:
• Required if alcohol will be sold at the event
• $1 Million, additional insured endorsement naming the City of Hemet as additional insured.

Auto Liability:
• Required if Event includes moving vehicles, including Golf Carts • $1 Million, additional insured endorsement naming the City of Hemet as additional insured.

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
10 EMERGENCY CARE PLAN
If necessary, in the case of an emergency, the On-Site Contact will call 9-1-1. *Please check the above box acknowledging the above statement *On-site ambulance company and/or EMT staff may be determined to be required for large scale community events.

Event Organizer will provide an ambulance company to be on-site.

Event Organizer will provide EMT staff to be on-site.

Company Name:

Contact Name (if applicable):

Company Address:

City, State, Zip:

Phone Number: Email:

SITE PLAN
All site plans/maps must be submitted using 8 ½” x 11” or 8 ½” x 14” white paper.

All applicants are required to submit a detailed Site Plan/Map of the Event that must include the following on the Site Plan/Map:
□ An outline of the entire event venue including the names of all streets or areas that are part of the venue and the surrounding area. If the event involves a moving route of any kind, indicate the direction of travel and all street or lane closures. □ The location of fencing, barriers, and/or barricades. Indicate any removable fencing for emergency access.
□ The location of all stages, platforms, scaffolding, bleachers, grandstands, canopies, tents, portable bathrooms, first aid stations, booths, beer gardens, cooking areas, trash containers, dumpsters, parking areas, and any other temporary structures. □ Indicate placement of all generators and fire extinguishers □ Indicate placement of event vehicles and/or trailers
□ Scaled plans are required for carnivals, circuses, and other large-scale events □ Indication of the north direction
□ Day(s) and hours of operation for event
□ Name of primary point of contact and their phone number on the site plan

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
11 NOTIFICATIONS

1. Appointments are recommended for submittals. Call the Case Planner or (951) 765-2375 for scheduling.

2. Temporary Use Application Fee is $417. Verified 501(C)(3), the Fee is waived.

3. Additional fee’s may be required per review.

AUTHORIZATIONS
Print Applicant Name:

Applicant Signature:

ATTACHMENTS

1. Vendors List (if applicable)

2. Property Owner Consent Affidavit Form (if applicable)

3. Encroachment Permit Application (if applicable)

4. Building Permit Application (if applicable)

5. Temporary Use Permit (TUP) Business License Application Date:

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Community Development Department
Planning Division
445 E. Florida Ave, Hemet, CA 92543
(951) 765-2375
www.Hemetca.gov
12 Vendors List
Please list all participating vendors.

Vendor
Business Name
Type
of
Vendor
Vendor Address Vendor Phone
Number

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Health
Permit
Business
License
Insurance

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BOOTH RENTAL: ____________________________

NAME OF THE SALON

CITY OF HEMET BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATION
COFO HOP BOOTH RENTAL 445 E. FLORIDA AVE • HEMET, CA 92543 • PHONE (951) 765-2358 • FAX (951) 765-2336 TEMP FTP SVP 1 JOB ONLY EMAIL: [email protected] • WEB: HEMETCA.GOV BUSINESS INFORMATION: out of city business

BUSINESS NAME HEMET START DATE

BUSINESS ADDRESS BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP
(Any Hemet street address 4-digits or less requires additional COH permitting)

BUSINESS PHONE BUSINESS FAX NUMBER
BUSINESS DESCRIPTION SELLERS’ PERMIT #
(will appear on license) (if applicable)

SSN OR TAX ID PRODUCTS SOLD
(will NOT be disclosed to any third party) (if applicable) OWNER OR OFFICER INFORMATION:

TYPE OF OWNERSHIP: SOLE PROPRIETOR CORPORATION LLC PARTNERSHIP OTHER______________ If not listed enter of Type Ownership

PRIMARY OWNER SECONDARY OWNER

HOME ADDRESS HOME ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CITY STATE ZIP
HOME PHONE # HOME PHONE #

EMAIL ADDRESS
EMERGENCY CONTACT NAME PHONE#
BUSINESS TYPE - CHOOSE ONE & FILL IN REQUESTED INFORMATION:

SERVICE OR RETAIL: # OF EMPLOYEES (NOT INCLUDING OWNERS): F/T P/T # OF PARTNERS/PROFESSIONALS:

CONTRACTOR: STATE LICENSE # CLASSIFICATION EXP DATE
CONTRACTOR: 1 JOB ONLY - ONE JOB ONLY SITE ADDRESS *SINGLE JOB LICENSE FOR ONE LOCATION ONLY - NO PORTION OF FEE WILL BE APPLIED TO ANY FUTURE LICENSE – EXPIRES UPON COMPLETION* VEHICLES: # of Vehicles - Gross weight of vehicles -
TEMPORARY EVENT:

OTHER:
*SB 1186 Under federal and state law, compliance with disability access laws is a serious and significant responsibility that applies to all California building owners and tenants with buildings open to the public. You may obtain information about your legal obligations and how to comply with disability access laws at the following agencies: The Division of the State Architect at www.dgs.ca.gov/dsa/Home.aspx, The Department of Rehabilitation at www.rehab.cahwnet.gov , The California Commission on Disability Access at www.ccda.ca.gov. εεε The acceptance of license fee/s and issuance of this business license does not entitle the license holder to carry on any business which is otherwise prohibited. Before your business may operate, it may be necessary for you to obtain one or more of the following: a Certificate of Occupancy, a Home Occupation Permit, a Conditional Use Permit, other City, State or Federal approvals applicable to your business. εεε By signing below, I declare under penalty of perjury, that the information in this application is true and correct, that I have read and understand the above.

PRINT NAME SIGNATURE DATE
CITY BUSINESS LICENSE #
PERMIT REQUIRED:

SINGLE FAMILY APARTMENT

MOBILE HOME COMMERCIAL
I have read and will comply with all
conditions by which a Home Occupation
Permit is allowed. (HMC 90-72)

APPLICANT SIGNATURE

PROPERTY OWNER PRINT NAME
*PROPERTY OWNER SIGNATURE
* VERIFIED BY:

FOR CITY USE ONLY

PLANNING SIGNATURE
BUILDING SIGNATURE (if commercial)
ZONE
PERMIT #

PAYMENT DETAILS
1163
1164
1167* 3.40
1168* .20
1169* .40
TOTAL

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City of Hemet permitting fees are as follows:

PLANNING TUP FEE 120-0224
- BUILDING PERMIT PLAN REVIEW BY PLANNING 120-0224 = $100.00 -TEMPORARY USE PERMIT $417
* MICROFILM REPRODUCTION FEE 120-0636
- MICROFILM 11 X 17 OR LESS 120-0636 = $5.00
* FIRE PLAN REVIEW 110-0631
- GENERATOR FIRE PLAN REVIEW 110-0631 = $92.00
- SPECIAL EVENT FIRE PLAN REVIEW 110-0631 = $184.00
* FIRE DEPARTMENT PERMITS 110-0632
- GENERATOR FIRE PERMIT 110-0632 = $96.46
- SPECIAL EVENT FIRE PERMIT 110-0632 = $59.00
* ELECTRICAL PLAN REVIEW 120-0630
- GENERATOR 10KW OR LESS PLAN REVIEW 120-0630 = $184.00 * ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES 120-0630
- GENERATOR UNDER 10 KW PERMIT 120-0630 = $276.00
* BUILDING PROCESSING FEE 120-0221
- PERMIT PROCESSING FEE BUILDING/FIRE/PLANNING 120-0221 = $92.00 * BUILDING PLAN REVIEW 120-0630
- CARNIVAL OR FOOD TRUCK EVENT PLAN REVIEW 120-0630 = $184.00 * BUILDING PERMITS 120-0221
* CARNIVAL OR FOOD TRUCK BUILDING PERMIT 120-0221 = $368.00 * BUILDING STANDARDS FEE 120-2019 = $1.00
* PLAN STORAGE 120-0635 = $3.60
* SEISMIC FEE COMMERCIAL 110-2039 = $5.60
* TECHNOLOGY FEE - BUILDING 120-0291 = $4.00
* TRAINING FEE 120-0223 = $6.00
Total = $1,660.66
* Public Work Staff - One employees for six hours overtime to support the event per week= $500 (6 Weeks) total = $3,000
* Fire overtime (Inspection) = (two hours) $300
Total = $5,697.66

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CITY OF HEMET RESOLUTION NO. 2025-XXX 1
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CITY OF HEMET

HEMET, CALIFORNIA
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-xxx

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY

OF HEMET, CALIFORNIA, WAIVING TEMPORARY USE

PERMIT APPLICATION FEES, USAGE OF CITY

PROPERTY, TABLES & LIGHTING SUPPORT, AND

STAFF OVERTIME FOR POP-UP FOOD TRUCK

FESTIVAL
The City Council of the City of Hemet, California (hereafter referred to as the “City Council”) does resolve as follows:

WHEREAS, introducing and facilitating a vibrant Hemet downtown experience can play a crucial role in retaining and increasing tax revenue while creating landmarks that attract tourism into the Downtown District. By investing in the revitalization of Downtown Hemet, the City will develop a bustling hub of activity that draws both locals and visitors.

WHEREAS, the Food Truck Festival in partnership with Wanderlust Events will bring a fun, family-friendly event to Hemet that promotes local artisan foods to the Downtown District; and
WHEREAS, The City Council desires to waive Application and Processing Fees Associated with the processing of a Temporary Use Permit, including WHEREAS, the waiver of fees has been reviewed by the City Council and staff in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) and the CEQA Guidelines, and it has been determined that the adoption of this ordinance is exempt from CEQA pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the CEQA Guidelines.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HEMET FINDS, DETERMINES, ORDERS AND RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:

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CITY OF HEMET RESOLUTION NO. 2025-XXX 2
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SECTION 1. Application and Processing Fee(s) shall mean payment of an application fee to reflect the cost of temporary use permit, building permit, inspections, and overtime for weekend event.

PLANNING TUP FEE 120-0224
- BUILDING PERMIT PLAN REVIEW BY PLANNING 120-0224 = $100.00 -TEMPORARY USE PERMIT $417
MICROFILM REPRODUCTION FEE 120-0636
- MICROFILM 11 X 17 OR LESS 120-0636 = $5.00
FIRE PLAN REVIEW 110-0631
- GENERATOR FIRE PLAN REVIEW 110-0631 = $92.00
- SPECIAL EVENT FIRE PLAN REVIEW 110-0631 = $184.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT PERMITS 110-0632
- GENERATOR FIRE PERMIT 110-0632 = $96.46
- SPECIAL EVENT FIRE PERMIT 110-0632 = $59.00
ELECTRICAL PLAN REVIEW 120-0630
- GENERATOR 10KW OR LESS PLAN REVIEW 120-0630 = $184.00 ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES 120-0630
- GENERATOR UNDER 10 KW PERMIT 120-0630 = $276.00
BUILDING PROCESSING FEE 120-0221
- PERMIT PROCESSING FEE BUILDING/FIRE/PLANNING 120-0221 = $92.00 BUILDING PLAN REVIEW 120-0630
- CARNIVAL OR FOOD TRUCK EVENT PLAN REVIEW 120-0630 = $184.00 BUILDING PERMITS 120-0221
-CARNIVAL OR FOOD TRUCK BUILDING PERMIT 120-0221 = $368.00 -BUILDING STANDARDS FEE 120-2019 = $1.00
-PLAN STORAGE 120-0635 = $3.60
-SEISMIC FEE COMMERCIAL 110-2039 = $5.60
-TECHNOLOGY FEE - BUILDING 120-0291 = $4.00
-TRAINING FEE 120-0223 = $6.00
BUSINESS LICENSE X 16 VENDORS
-FOOD TRUCK VENDOR FEES $15.00 +$5.00 WITH NO ACTIVE BUSINESS LICENSE =$320 * Public Work Staff - One employees for six hours overtime to support the event per week= $500 (6 Weeks) total = $3,000
* Fire overtime (Inspection) = (two hours) $300
Total = $5,697.66

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CITY OF HEMET RESOLUTION NO. 2025-XXX 3
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SECTION 2. CEQA FINDINGS - The City Council hereby finds that in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) and the CEQA Guidelines, the adoption of this Resolution is exempt from CEQA pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3)
SECTION 3. EFFECTIVE DATE - This Resolution shall become effective on March 26, 2024.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 25th day of March, 2025. ____________________________
Jackie Peterson, Mayor
ATTEST:
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John Paul Maier, City Clerk

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CITY OF HEMET RESOLUTION NO. 2025-XXX 4
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I, John Paul Maier, City Clerk of the City of Hemet, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the Hemet City Council on the 26th day of March, 2024, and was passed by the following vote:

AYES: Council Members:

NOES: Council Members:

ABSTAIN: Council Members:

ABSENT: Council Members:
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John Paul Maier, City Clerk

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City of Hemet
City Council Meeting

STAFF REPORT
Meeting: City Council Meeting - Mar 25 2025
Department: Administration
Submitted by: Mark Prestwich, City Manager
Mark Prestwich, City Manager;
☐ Receive and File ☐ Consent Calendar ☒ Business Item ☐ Public Hearing TITLE:

Report Regarding Proposed Annexation by Petitioner "Hemet United" of Currently Unincorporated Territory Located Mostly Within Boundaries of the City of Hemet's Sphere of Influence RECOMMENDED ACTION:

It is respectfully recommended that the City Council:

1. Receive report on Proposed Annexation by Petitioner "Hemet United" of currently unincorporated territory located mostly within the boundaries of the City of Hemet's Sphere of Influence; and

2. Review preliminary City revenue analysis and preliminary expenditure and staffing plan designed to maintain or enhance the level of service to be provided to Petitioner; and

3. Refer the necessary Pre-Annexation Zoning actions to the Planning Commission to Ensure that City Zoning upon annexation reflects current County General Plan Zoning Designations and no change in land use.

BACKGROUND:
“Hemet United,” a local community group, has initiated an effort to annex unincorporated territory primarily within the City of Hemet’s Sphere of Influence (SOI) into the City of Hemet. This process was not initiated by the City Council or City staff, but rather by residents of the unincorporated area. If approved by the Riverside Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO), most of the unincorporated portion of the Hemet SOI would be incorporated into the City’s municipal boundaries.

Several months ago, Hemet United submitted to LAFCO a petition containing approximately 1,500 signatures of registered voters residing in the unincorporated Hemet area, requesting annexation to the City. LAFCO has confirmed that the petition meets the threshold for consideration. The petition lists the following primary reasons for the proposed annexation:

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1. Currently, tax dollars from County residents are sent to Riverside to be distributed county-wide.

After the annexation, a greater share of the taxpayer dollar will remain within the community, creating a better opportunity for more responsive, effective, and efficient public services.

2. The annexation will provide greater local input and control over governmental activity and will afford citizens a greater opportunity to have a voice in governmental decisions that affect them directly.

3. The residents of the proposed annexation area identify their home community as Hemet, and the area’s incorporation into the City of Hemet represents a logical extension of the city limits as contemplated by LAFCO's designated sphere of influence.

4. Hemet would become a city of over 120,000 which would make it the 4th largest in Riverside County, translating into more recognizable importance within the County, and more tax dollars from the State and Federal levels (the City's current population is approximately 92,000).

5. Local governance of the annexation area will promote improved planning in land use and development related issues, especially those concerning streets and flood control, and transportation.

A map of the proposed annexation territory (provided by Hemet United) is attached as Attachment “1.” The proposed annexation area is located mostly within the existing adopted Sphere of Influence and Planning Area. A map (provided by Hemet United) showing the Hemet SOI is attached as Attachment “2.” A SOI is defined under State law as the “probable physical boundaries and service area of a local government agency.” In effect, the Sphere line indicates the eventual boundaries of the City of Hemet. An additional map (provided by Hemet United) is attached as Attachment “3” and shows the current local governmental boundaries touching the San Jacinto Valley. The proposed annexation includes SOI Amendments to include the entire Planning Area as adopted in the City's General Plan as shown in Attachment “8”.

LAFCO Process
Under the California Government Code, once the petition is accepted, the Petitioner (Hemet United) must file a formal annexation application with LAFCO. Although the City of Hemet is not the applicant, it is required by LAFCO law to provide objective fiscal and service-level information to assist with the annexation review. Hemet United has requested the following from City staff:

1. Fiscal Information. With any annexation in excess of 100 acres, a Fiscal Impact Report (“FIR”) is required by LAFCO. The FIR requires input from the various City departments in order to demonstrate that the annexation produces a net recurring surplus of revenue to the City. Hemet United has submitted to the City a report from David Taussig and Associates, a California based municipal finance consultant, detailing the existing annual recurring revenues generated in the proposed annexation territory. The Taussig report was generated approximately two years ago and City staff has independently reviewed and updated revenue assumptions.

Hemet United also needs the City to provide projected annual expenses in order to complete the FIR.

The most significant expense items will be police and fire protection, and street maintenance. To assist the City in its analysis, Hemet United has provided spreadsheets showing the calls for service (2019 – 2022) in the proposed annexation territory for both the County Sheriff and County Fire. These figures are attached as Attachments “4 and 5.” The City has analyzed these numbers and has received input from the Hemet Police and Fire Chiefs. Additional information regarding the condition of streets in the proposed annexation territory is provided in the "Analysis" section below. The final FIR will provide a more detailed analysis when presented to LAFCO by the Petitioner.

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2. Plan of Services. The Petitioner is required to prepare a Plan of Service document explaining how every department in the City of Hemet is prepared to provide as good as or better than the current level of service currently being provided by the County of Riverside. It is important to note that the current utility providers (Eastern Municipal Water District, Lake Hemet Water District, Southern California Edison) would not change with the proposed annexation. Also, the proposed annexation would have no impact upon the Hemet Unified School District. Trash services would transition from Waste Management to the City's contractor CR&R after a period not to exceed five years unless the service providers otherwise agree to transition earlier. City staff has evaluated the forecasted revenue and prepared information to assist the Petitioner with completion of their Plan of Services. This information is summarized in Attachment 7 which provides a recommendation on how the City would augment staffing to provide similar or enhanced level of services to the proposed annexation territory.

3. Pre-annexation Zoning. This is another LAFCO requirement for any annexation application. PreZoning ensures compliance with the City's General Plan land use designations. With the proposed Hemet United annexation, no development project is involved. The general concept is that whatever zone one currently has in the County is the zone they would receive in the City. Fortunately, in 2012 during the City’s General Plan Update (2012-2030) and subsequent amendment in 2018, the County General Plan designations were essentially duplicated with City of Hemet equivalents in the Sphere of Influence area and Planning Area, which includes build-out capacity, general plan land use map, and corresponding zoning compatibility matrix as provided Attachments “8, 9 and 10.” Furthermore, a map (provided by Hemet United) showing the comparison between the County of Riverside and City of Hemet General Plan designations is attached as Attachment “6.” LAFCO defers to the annexing city as lead agency for the pre-annexation zoning requirement. As a result, it is appropriate for the City Council to refer the required pre-annexation zoning actions to the City's Planning Commission.

Once LAFCO deems the Hemet United annexation application complete, there is an extensive and lengthy review process conducted by LAFCO staff. Eventually, a public hearing will be conducted by the LAFCO Board (comprised of seven members appointed pursuant to the provisions of the California Government Code). During the hearing, members of the public can appear and provide testimony for or against the proposed annexation. Once the hearing is closed, the LAFCO Board will vote to approve or deny the application.

Following submission of a complete annexation application, LAFCO staff will conduct a thorough review and schedule a public hearing. Members of the public can comment, and the LAFCO Board will vote on approval or denial. Hemet United, rather than the City, will make the case for annexation.

The City’s role is limited to providing factual information as required by LAFCO.

ANALYSIS:

In response to the petitioner's request, City staff has reviewed revenue estimates provided by David Taussig and Associates and prepared a draft staffing model to maintain or enhance the current level of service in the proposed annexation territory based on projected revenue.

Estimated Revenue. The City estimates the proposed annexation will generate new recurring annual General Fund revenue of $14,196,957.92 as of July 1, 2025, which will increase with growth over time. This figure was developed in consultation with the City's sales and property tax consultant HdL and is based on a comprehensive revenue of current property tax and sales tax figures from parcels within the proposed annexation territory. Additionally, staff analyzed revenue figures associated with gas tax and business operations tax resulting from the proposed annexation territory.

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Conceptual Staffing Framework and Expenses. Based on the projected revenue, the City has developed a conceptual staffing framework in consultation with the City Police and Fire Chiefs, Public Works Director/City Engineer, and City Manager to assist the Petitioner with their Plan of Service document. The conceptual staffing framework results in 37 additional positions and projected operational needs. The analysis includes projected annual expenditures of $11,126,213.50, resulting in an estimated surplus of $3,070,744.02 which could be allocated for other staffing and/or service needs.
 Police Department. The Police Department would add a total of 15 staff members including 10 sworn officers and 5 non-sworn personnel as described in Attachment 7. A visual representation of the department's complete staffing is also provided.  Fire Department. The Fire Department presents an opportunity for consolidation of City Fire Station 5 with County (Cal Fire) Station 26, which are located within close proximity of each other, allowing the City to relocate Station 5 to better distribute calls for service in what would become a larger integrated fire station network upon annexation (a total of seven stations).

Additionally, the new revenue would also allow the City to fund a new two-person Squad to attend to medical calls for service. These augmentations will be staffed by 15 additional sworn personnel as described and illustrated in Attachment 7. It should be noted that the City of Hemet is currently planning the location of three additional future fire stations and one future Squad within existing City limits that would further expand the fire network. It will be necessary to work out the transition of infrastructure and equipment associated with Stations 26 and 72 as the service responsibility transitions to City responsibility.  Public Works Department. Based on information provided by Riverside County Transportation, there are approximately 124 road miles included in the proposed annexation area. This total includes approximately 123 miles of paved road and one mile of unpaved gravel road. Based on data from a pavement inspection conducted in May 2023, the overall pavement condition index (PCI) for these paved roads was 67/100. The data illustrates that at the time of inspection approximately 19% of the pavement requires major rehabilitation or full replacement. Approximately 22% of the pavement is at risk and in need of minor rehabilitation.

Approximately 59% of the pavement is in good shape for routine maintenance. Attachment 11 provides this information in a map format. The pavement needing full replacement would cost an estimated $17.5 million, major rehabilitation an estimated $8.5 million, and minor rehabilitation an estimated $16.8 million. Maintenance for the remaining roadway that is in good condition would cost approximately $3 million per year for upkeep. Public Works would add an additional five staff for roadway maintenance, equipment maintenance, and facilities maintenance. The additional SB1 and Measure A revenue would be invested in street maintenance.
 Code Enforcement. The City will add two additional Code Enforcement Officers to ensure compliance with regulations related to safety, property maintenance, and land use.  Other City Departments. It is not anticipated to be necessary for the City to increase the existing staffing levels in the City departments/divisions itemized below that already serve the approximate 92,000 City residents due to economies of scale that occur with growth, although a portion of the projected surplus revenue could be allocated on an as needed basis:
o City Clerk (3)
o City Manager (5)
o Finance Division (17)*

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o Information Technology Division (4)*
o Human Resources Division (4)*
o Library (7)
 Liability Insurance. The City anticipates an increase in liability insurance and liability occurrence proportionate to the increase in service territory associated with the proposed annexation.

It should be noted that these costs do not include possible startup costs for equipment or facilities for the various departments.
* Part of the Administrative Services Department
PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION:

None.

STRATEGIC PLAN INTEGRATION:

GOAL ONE: QUALITY OF LIFE:

To ensure that Hemet is safe, clean, attractive and comfortable for all who live, work, and visit.

Objective 1: Enhance the visual appearance of the community to make it attractive and reduce blight.

Objective 2: Explore and implement homelessness solutions for the City of Hemet.

Objective 3: Increase Public Safety visibility and response.

GOAL TWO: ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
To ensure that Hemet is a hub, with access to quality jobs, shopping options, and a varied and sustained tax base.

Objective 1: Develop business practices that welcome new development by streamlining processes.

Objective 2: Provide resources for new businesses to enhance the customer service experience.

GOAL THREE: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
To connect and participate in a constant dialogue between members of the community, City staff, and elected officials to promote togetherness and positivity.

Objective 1: Deliver messaging to the Community that connects, is consistent, and relevant.

Objective 2: Increase transparency for the public.

Objective 3: Increase the community's pride within the City.

GOAL FOUR: PARTNERSHIP & COLLABORATION
To pursue partnerships that will increase the opportunities available to the community, including our businesses, unemployed, and youth populations.

Objective 1: Develop concepts and programs to increase opportunities for youth recreation.

Objective 2: Develop concepts and programs to enhance the quality of life services.

Objective 3: Develop programs to offer support to the community's businesses GOAL FIVE: ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
To identify the work needed inside the City organization to effectively provide services to the community and ensure financial stability.

Objective 1: Operate in a financially sustainable manner.

Objective 2: Evaluate existing practices to ensure continuity with industry best practices.

Objective 3: Provide Council with policies that are consistent while lessening liabilities.

Objective 4: Increase employee retention by training and creating a positive workplace.

Objective 5: Streamline fire prevention coordination efforts.

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FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no direct fiscal impact from this report. If annexation proceeds, the proposed territory is estimated to generate $14.2 million in annual recurring General Fund revenue for the City.

ATTACHMENT(S):

Attachment 1 - Proposed Hemet Annexation
Attachment 2 - Hemet Sphere of Influence Map
Attachment 3 - Map of Adjacent Jurisdictional Boundaries Attachment 4 - Riverside County Fire Calls for Service Summary Attachment 5 - Riverside County Sheriff Calls for Service Summary Attachment 6 - Hemet Land Use Comparison
Attachment 7 - Staffing and Budget Analysis
Attachment 8 - General Plan Land Use Plan
Attachment 9 - General Plan Build-Out Development Capacity Attachment 10 - General Plan Zoning Compatibility Matrix Attachment 11 - Road Condition Maps From 2023

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RIVERSIDE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT
Calls for Service / Stations 26 and 72 / YEARS 2019-2021 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

The Riverside County Fire Department provided Calls for Service ("CFS") data for full calendar years 2019, 2020, and 2021. The data inquiry was limited to CFS responded to in Zip Code 92544. Calls were limited to responses from Stations 26 and 72. The data was further limited to calls occuring within the proposed Hemet United annexation boundaries as shown on the map attached. Unfortunately, the County was unable to provide data showing which station responded to a particular call, however, there is an address or general location reference which is shown in the in the raw data portion of this report, and this information indicates that the calls are fairly evenly divided between Stations 26 and 72. The table below shows that each station responded to an average of 2,387 CFS per year, and an average of 6.54 calls per day for the three years 2019 through 2021.

Of the calls responded to, approximately 83% were EMS related, and of these, approximately 92% were classified as "EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury." "Medical assist EMS crew" comprised approximately 5% of the EMS calls, with "Vehicle accident with injuries" comprising 2% of EMS responses. The category of "Other" calls comprised approximately 14% of the CFS for these two stations, and in this category, 36% were labeled "Dispatched and cancelled en route." "Other Fire" comprised approximately 2% of the CFS and of these, approximately 31% were calls relating to "Outside rubbish, trash, or waste fire." CFS in the Wildland Fire category averaged 18 per year or less than .050 calls per day.

Calls for Service ("CFS") for RC Stations 26 & 72 CFS (26+72) CFS CFS (26+72) CFS PER YEAR CFS (26+72) CFS PER DAY TOTAL % YEAR AVG. STATION AVG. DAY AVG. STATION AVG.

TOTAL CALLS FOR SERVICE (2019 - 2021) 14,321 100.00% 4,773.67 2,386.83 13.08 6.54 2019 4,859 100% * 2,429.50 13.31 6.66
2020 4,826 100% * 2,413.00 13.22 6.61
2021 4,636 100% * 2,318.00 12.70 6.35
CALL TYPES 2019 - 2021
EMS 11,868 82.87% 3,956.00 3,956.00 10.838 5.419
OTHER 2,057 14.36% 685.67 685.67 1.879 0.939
OTHER FIRE 279 1.95% 93.00 93.00 0.255 0.127
WILDLAND FIRE 108 0.75% 36.00 36.00 0.099 0.049
UNDEFINED 9 0.06% 3.00 3.00 0.008 0.004
14,321 100.00% 4,773.67 4,773.67 13.079 6.539
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321 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury 10,894 91.79% 3,631.33 3,631.33 9.949 4.974 311 Medical assist, assist EMS crew 555 4.68% 185.00 185.00 0.507 0.253 322 Vehicle accident with injuries 241 2.03% 80.33 80.33 0.220 0.110 324 Motor vehicle accident with no injuries 143 1.20% 47.67 47.67 0.131 0.065 323 Motor vehicle/pedestrian accident (MV Ped) 20 0.17% 6.67 6.67 0.018 0.009 300 Rescue and EMS incidents, other 10 0.08% 3.33 3.33 0.009 0.005 320 Emergency medical service (EMS) incident 5 0.04% 1.67 1.67 0.005 0.002 11,868 100.00% 3,956.00 3,956.00 10.838 5.419

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151 Outside rubbish, trash, or waste fire 86 30.82% 28.67 28.67 0.079 0.039 131 Passenger vehicle fire 55 19.71% 18.33 18.33 0.050 0.025 111 Building fire 50 17.92% 16.67 16.67 0.046 0.023
118 Trash or rubbish fire in a structure, no damage 24 8.60% 8.00 8.00 0.022 0.011 112 Fires in structure other than in a building 12 4.30% 4.00 4.00 0.011 0.005 162 Outside equipment fire 7 2.51% 2.33 2.33 0.006 0.003 113 Cooking fire, confined to container 6 2.15% 2.00 2.00 0.005 0.003 137 Camper or recreational vehicle fire 5 1.79% 1.67 1.67 0.005 0.002 150 Outside rubbish fire, other 5 1.79% 1.67 1.67 0.005 0.002 121 Fire in mobile property used as a fixed residence 4 1.43% 1.33 1.33 0.004 0.002 122 Fire in motor home, camper, recreational vehicle 4 1.43% 1.33 1.33 0.004 0.002 161 Outside storage fire on residential or commercial property 3 1.08% 1.00 1.00 0.003 0.001 136 Self-propelled motor home or recreational vehicle fire 3 1.08% 1.00 1.00 0.003 0.001 160 Special outside fire, other 3 1.08% 1.00 1.00 0.003 0.001 154 Dumpster or other outside trash receptacle fire 2 0.72% 0.67 0.67 0.002 0.001 100 Fire, other 2 0.72% 0.67 0.67 0.002 0.001
130 Mobile property (vehicle) fire, other 2 0.72% 0.67 0.67 0.002 0.001 132 Road freight or transport vehicle fire 2 0.72% 0.67 0.67 0.002 0.001 114 Chimney of flue fire, confined or chimney or flue 1 0.36% 0.33 0.33 0.001 0.000 120 Fire in mobile property used as a fixed structure 1 0.36% 0.33 0.33 0.001 0.000 123 Fire in portable building, fixed location 1 0.36% 0.33 0.33 0.001 0.000 163 Outside gas or vapor combustion explosion 1 0.36% 0.33 0.33 0.001 0.000 279 100.00% 93.00 93.00 0.255 0.127
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT
Calls for Service / Stations 26 and 72 / YEARS 2019-2021

CFS CFS CFS CFS PER YEAR CFS CFS PER DAY
OTHER TOTAL % YEAR AVG. STATION AVG. DAY AVG. STATION AVG. 611 Dispatched & canceled enroute 743 36.12% 247.67 123.83 0.679 0.339 553 Public service, not governmental agencies 179 8.70% 59.67 29.83 0.163 0.082 622 No accident found at dispatch address 177 8.60% 59.00 29.50 0.162 0.081 651 Smoke scare, odor of smoke, not steam 91 4.42% 30.33 15.17 0.083 0.042 554 Assist invalid 87 4.23% 29.00 14.50 0.079 0.040
733 Smoke detector activation due to malfunction 78 3.79% 26.00 13.00 0.071 0.036 661 EMS call, party transported by non-fire agency 70 3.40% 23.33 11.67 0.064 0.032 745 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional 64 3.11% 21.33 10.67 0.058 0.029 735 Alarm system activation due to malfunction 50 2.43% 16.67 8.33 0.046 0.023 444 Power line down 44 2.14% 14.67 7.33 0.040 0.020
743 Smoke detector activation, no fire - unintentional 37 1.80% 12.33 6.17 0.034 0.017 712 Direct tie to FD, malicious/false alarm 36 1.75% 12.00 6.00 0.033 0.016 711 Municipal alarm system, malicious false alarm 36 1.75% 12.00 6.00 0.033 0.016 713 Telephone, malicious false alarm 35 1.70% 11.67 5.83 0.032 0.016 531 Smoke or odor removal 24 1.17% 8.00 4.00 0.022 0.011 522 Water or steam leak, includes open hydrants 22 1.07% 7.33 3.67 0.020 0.010 736 Carbon monoxide detector activation, no CO 21 1.02% 7.00 3.50 0.019 0.010 445 Arcing, shorted electrical equipment 18 0.88% 6.00 3.00 0.016 0.008 744 Detector activation, no fire - unintentional 18 0.88% 6.00 3.00 0.016 0.008 715 Local alarm system, malicious false alarm 17 0.83% 5.67 2.83 0.016 0.008 412 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) 16 0.78% 5.33 2.67 0.015 0.007 653 Smoke from barbeque, tar kettle (not hostile fire) 15 0.73% 5.00 2.50 0.014 0.007 551 Assist police or other governmental agency 13 0.63% 4.33 2.17 0.012 0.006 746 Carbon monoxide detector activation, no CO 13 0.63% 4.33 2.17 0.012 0.006 911 Citizen complaint, includes code violations 11 0.53% 3.67 1.83 0.010 0.005 552 Police matter 8 0.39% 2.67 1.33 0.007 0.004
652 Steam, vapor, fog or dust thought to be smoke 7 0.34% 2.33 1.17 0.006 0.003 511 Lock-out 7 0.34% 2.33 1.17 0.006 0.003
700 False alarms & false calls, other 7 0.34% 2.33 1.17 0.006 0.003 813 Wind storm, tornado/hurricane assessment 7 0.34% 2.33 1.17 0.006 0.003 631 Authorized controlled burning 6 0.29% 2.00 1.00 0.005 0.003 671 Hazmat release investigation 5 0.24% 1.67 0.83 0.005 0.002 251 Excessive heat, scorch burns with no ignition 5 0.24% 1.67 0.83 0.005 0.002 352 Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle 5 0.24% 1.67 0.83 0.005 0.002 741 Sprinkler activation, no fire - unintentional 5 0.24% 1.67 0.83 0.005 0.002 421 Chemical hazard (no spill or leak) 4 0.19% 1.33 0.67 0.004 0.002 424 Carbon monoxide incident 4 0.19% 1.33 0.67 0.004 0.002 480 Attempted burning, illegal action, other 4 0.19% 1.33 0.67 0.004 0.002 621 Wrong location 4 0.19% 1.33 0.67 0.004 0.002
812 Flood assessment, no water rescue 4 0.19% 1.33 0.67 0.004 0.002 381 Rescue or EMS standby, hazardous conditions 3 0.15% 1.00 0.50 0.003 0.001 371 Electrocution or potential electrocution 3 0.15% 1.00 0.50 0.003 0.001 411 Gasoline or other flammable liquid spill, Class I 3 0.15% 1.00 0.50 0.003 0.001 481 Attempted to burn 3 0.15% 1.00 0.50 0.003 0.001
732 Extinguishing system activationmalfunction 3 0.15% 1.00 0.50 0.003 0.001 542 Animal rescue 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001
442 Overheated motor or wiring 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 243 Fireworks explosion (no fire) 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 331 Lock-in (if lock-out, use 511) 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 341 Search for person on land 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 363 Swift water rescue 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001
471 Explosive, bomb removal 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 521 Water (not people) evacuation 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 650 Steam, other gas mistaken for smoke, other 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 710 Malicious, mischievous false alarm, other 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 734 Heat detector activation due to malfunction 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 742 Extinguishing system activation 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 815 Severe weather or natural disaster standby 2 0.10% 0.67 0.33 0.002 0.001 223 Air or gas rupture of pressure or process vessel 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 714 Central station, malicious false alarm 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 231 Chemical reaction rupture of pressure 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 240 Explosion (no fire) 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000
241 Munitions or bomb explosions (no fire) 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 354 Trench/below grade rescue 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 356 High angle rescue 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000
440 Electrical wiring/equipment problem, other 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 441 Heat from short circuit (wiring), insulation 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 443 Breakdown of light ballast 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 451 Biological hazard, confirmed or suspected 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 482 Threat to burn 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000
541 Animal problem 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000
550 Public service assistance, other 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 571 Cover assignment, standby, move-up 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 641 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location) 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 721 Bomb scare – no bomb 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000
463 Vehicle accident, general cleanup 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 731 Sprinkler activation due to system malfunction 1 0.05% 0.33 0.17 0.001 0.000 2,057 100.00% 685.67 342.83 1.879 0.939 Page 11 of 34

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RIVERSIDE COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT
SUMMARY OF CALLS FOR SERVICE IN UNINCORPORATED HEMET / 2019 THROUGH 2021 Sorted From Highest to Lowest Number of Calls
Executive Summary:

In connection with the proposed Hemet United annexation effort, Calls for Service ("CFS") data was obtained from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department for the calendar years 2019 through 2021. The data was sorted to include only those CFS responded to in the proposed annexation territory (map attached).

Currently, the County Sheriff substation serving the proposed annexation territory also serves the communities of Aguanga, Anza, East Hemet, Cahuilla, Castile Canyon, Diamond Valley, Eden Hot Springs, Gilman Hot Springs, Idyllwild, Indian Creek, Lake Riverside, Mountain Center, Pine Cove, Pinyon Pines, Sage, Santa Rosa Tribe, Soboba Hot Springs, Soboba Tribe, and Valle Vista. These communities are included in a large geographical area, with drives of up to 45 minutes if dispatched from the Hemet substation. In the years 2019 - 2021, there were 248 different deputies that responded to CFS within the proposed annexation territory (see schedule attached). For the three years 2019 through 2021, there were 39,616 CFS in the proposed annexation territory, yeilding a per year average of 13,205, and a per day average of 36. Approximately 75% of the CFS are indicated in the first 20 entries of the table below.

CFS CA PC / % OF COMMON CFS CA PC / % OF COMMON CFS CA PC / % OF COMMON 3 YEARS CALL TYPE TOTAL REFERENCE 3 YEARS CALL TYPE TOTAL REFERENCE 3 YEARS CALL TYPE TOTAL REFERENCE 2,759 415 6.96% disturbance 98 ASUICI 0.25% attempt suicide 9 ALERT 0.02% alert 2,467 ALARM 6.23% alarm active 97 SHOTS 0.24% shots fired 8 211 0.02% robbery 2,004 415N 5.06% disturbance / noise 94 245J 0.24% assult dead weapon 8 246 0.02% shooting at dwelling 1,829 FU 4.62% follow up 91 ARMED 0.23% suspect armed 8 272 0.02% cont to delinq minor 1,765 AOD 4.46% assist other dept. 91 BARK 0.23% barking dog 8 647.6 0.02% child molesting 1,699 SPERS 4.29% suspicious person 91 NOTIFY 0.23% victim notify/jail relse 8 1111 0.02% back up 1,657 SCIRC 4.18% suspicious circum 87 LPROPE 0.22% lost property 8 CPCW 0.02% child protect cust war 1,464 CWELFA 3.70% child welfare 87 SALARM 0.22% silent alarm 8 GB 0.02% general broadcast 1,351 415DV 3.41% domestic violence 86 DISORI 0.22% disoriented suspect 7 288 0.02% child sex crime 1,163 415FAM 2.94% family violence 83 DUMP 0.21% dumping 7 490.51 0.02% shoplifting in custody 1,012 SVEHI 2.55% suspicious vehicle 82 488 0.21% petty theft 6 1044 0.02% dead body 841 MEDAID 2.12% medical aid 71 JUVMED 0.18% juv medical aid 6 23152 0.02% driving while intox 795 602 2.01% tresspass 65 273.5P 0.16% past spousal abuse 6 LCELL 0.02% lost cell phone 741 ACHECK 1.87% area check 65 CVIOL 0.16% county ordinance vio 5 261 0.01% rape in progress 741 PASSIS 1.87% public assistance 63 10851J 0.16% stolen veh just occur 5 23103 0.01% reckless driving 690 KPEACE 1.74% keep the peace 62 MNCRIM 0.16% misc. non-criminal 5 WIC 0.01% welfare and inst code 623 FRAUD 1.57% fraud 61 288P 0.15% past child crime 4 207 0.01% lidnap in progress 603 FWORKS 1.52% fire works 58 ODOOR 0.15% open door 4 261.5 0.01% unlawful sex under 18 576 488P 1.45% past larceny/theft 55 597 0.14% cruelty to animals 4 496 0.01% possess stolen prop 548 CIVIL 1.38% civil matter 55 CVC 0.14% CA veh code violation 4 207J 0.01% kidnap just occurred 531 601 1.34% runaway juvinile 55 OD 0.14% overdose 4 653B 0.01% loitering at school 507 UTROUB 1.28% unknown trouble 54 ELDER 0.14% elder issue 3 1182N 0.01% TC no blockage 502 911 1.27% call / no details 53 243E1 0.13% domestic violence 3 215P 0.01% past car jacking 485 911M 1.22% call from mobile 53 417J 0.13% brandishing weapon 3 ASHOOT 0.01% accidental shooting 479 594P 1.21% Past malici mischief 52 300WIC 0.13% child neglect 2 187 0.01% murder 473 242J 1.19% battery just occurred 49 459J 0.12% burglary just occured 2 215J 0.01% carjack just occurred 459 415P 1.16% past disturbance 44 459V 0.11% vehicle burglary 2 261J 0.01% rape just occurred 450 10851P 1.14% past stolen vehicle 42 211S 0.11% silent robbery alarm 2 647B 0.01% prostitution 390 459P 0.98% past burglary 41 245 0.10% assult w dead weap 2 911V 0.01% call from vehicle 378 653M 0.95% obscene phone call 41 EMESSA 0.10% emergency message 2 DROWN 0.01% drowning 369 603 0.93% illegal entry 40 503 0.10% embezzlement 2 FEXPLO 0.01% found explosive 337 273.5 0.85% spousal abuse 36 HAZARD 0.09% hazard issue 2 INDUST 0.01% induct accident 310 246.3 0.78% discharge firearm 35 647C 0.09% panhandling 2 LHIKER 0.01% lost hiker 278 459VP 0.70% past vehicle burglary 33 CITE 0.08% citation given 2 VEHSTP 0.01% vehicle stop 277 HS 0.70% health & safety issue 33 EXPLOS 0.08% explosion 1 166 0.003% court order violation 269 STHREAT 0.68% suicide threat 31 1110 0.08% routine back up 1 215 0.003% carjack in progress 265 242 0.67% battery 31 211J 0.08% robbery just occurred 1 470 0.003% forgery 246 911B 0.62% call from business 27 FCHILD 0.07% found child 1 537 0.003% defraud innkeeper 241 594 0.61% malicious mischief 26 314 0.07% indecent exposure 1 1183 0.003% traffic collision 238 UDEATH 0.60% unattended death 25 10851 0.06% joyriding 1 1199 0.003% officer needs help 237 601I 0.60% incorrigible juvinile 24 MCHILD 0.06% missing child 1 1182B 0.003% TC no injury /rd block 232 278 0.59% child dispute 23 417 0.06% brandishing weapon 1 20002P 0.003% P hit and run 212 MCRIMI 0.54% misc. criminal 23 245P 0.06% past asslt dead weap 1 207P 0.003% Past kidnapping 202 647F 0.51% drunk in public 22 261P 0.06% past rape 1 314P 0.003% past indecent expose 199 MAIL 0.50% mail issue 22 FIXIT 0.06% fix it ticket 1 AODCHP 0.003% assist CHP 194 MPERSON 0.49% missing person 21 246J 0.05% shooting just occurd 1 GANG1 0.003% gang related call 192 601LOC 0.48% runaway juv located 20 422 0.05% criminal threat 1 RESCUE 0.003% rescue incident 185 647H 0.47% prowler 19 ARSON 0.05% arson 1 SACT 0.003% suspicious activity 178 273A 0.45% child abuse 19 BP 0.05% business & profess 1 SPKG 0.003% suspicious package 178 AWS 0.45% attempt warrant serv 17 647A 0.04% lewed conduct 1 SUICID 0.003% suicide 173 242P 0.44% past battery 16 487 0.04% grand theft 1 VEHCHK 0.003% vehicle check 173 488J 0.44% petty theft jst occurred 15 1124 0.04% abandoned vehicle 39,616 * 100% * 171 DVTRO 0.43% domes violence TRO 14 211P 0.04% P robbery 165 647E 0.42% loitering 14 417P 0.04% past brandish weap 2019 13,526 34% 159 SINFO 0.40% suspect information 13 WEAPON 0.03% weapons violation 2020 13,405 34% 153 487P 0.39% grand theft 12 243.4 0.03% sexual assult 2021 12,685 32% 148 FPROPE 0.37% found property 12 246P 0.03% past shoot at dwellng * 39,616 100% 141 TRO 0.36% temp restrain order 11 148 0.03% resisting arrest 140 MDOWN 0.35% man down 11 911T 0.03% cell call AVERAGE CFS PER YEAR: 13,205 138 459 0.35% burglary in progress 11 PVIOL 0.03% parking violation AVERAGE CFS PER DAY: 36 123 VDOG 0.31% vicious dog 10 23110 0.03% throw objects at veh 119 10851R 0.30% stolen veh recovered 9 10852 0.02% vehicle tampering 104 ORV 0.26% illegal off road vehic 9 487J 0.02% grand theft jst occurd

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HEMET ANNEXATION STUDY

PROPOSED LAND USE DESIGNATIONS
POST ANNEXATION*
Waterbodies
Townships
Highways

MESA GRANDE SP
HEMET

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RESIDENTIAL

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LOW MEDIUM

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RESIDENTIAL

MEDIUM DENSITY
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OFFICE

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BUSINESS PARK

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PUBLIC FACILITIES
SCHOOL

PARK/RECREATION

OPEN SPACE

AGRICULTURE
* ALL EXISTING COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE LAND USE DESIGNATIONS HAVE BEEN CONVERTED TO THE NEAREST LAND USE OF THE CITY OF HEMET.

OBJECTID * VALUE CITY LU COUNTY LU LU ID field field_1 field_1_2 field_1__3 1 HR HILLSIDE RESIDENTIAL <Null> 4 Estate Residential
2 HR-10 <Null> 1 EDR-RC
3 RM Rural Mountainous 22 5 Very Low Density Residential 4 RR RURAL RESIDENTIAL Rural Residential 21 2 VLDR-RC
5 RC-EDR EDR-RC 1 6 Low Density Residential
6 RR-2.5 Estate Residential 4 3 LDR-RC
7 VLDR VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Very Low Density Residential 5 7 Medium Density Residential 8 RC-VLDR VLDR-RC 2 8 Medium High Density Residential
9 LDR LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Low Density Residential 6 9 High Density Residential 10 RC-LDR LDR-RC 3 10 Very High Density Residential
11 LMDR LOW MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL <Null> 11 Highest Density Residential 12 MDR MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Medium Density Residential 7 12 Commercial Retail 13 MHDR Medium High Density Residential 8 13 Commercial Tourist 14 HDR HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL High Density Residential 9 14 Commercial Office 15 VHDR VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Very High Density Residential 10 15 Community Center 16 Highest Density Residential 11 <Null>
17 NC NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL <Null> 16 Light Industrial 18 CC COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL Community Center 15 17 Heavy Industrial 19 CT Commercial Tourist 13 18 Business Park
20 CR Commercial Retail 12 19 Public Facilities
21 RC REGIONAL COMMERCIAL <Null> 20 Mixed Use Area
22 MU-1 MIXED USE Mixed Use Area 20 21 Rural Residential 23 MU-5 <Null> 22 Rural Mountainous
24 MU-D <Null> 23 Rural Desert
25 MU <Null> 24 Agriculture
26 ARPT AIRPORT <Null> 25 Conservation
27 OP OFFICEPROFESSIONAL Commercial Office 14 26 Conservation Habitat 28 BP BUSINESS PARK Business Park 18 27 Open Space Recreation 29 I INDUSTRIAL Light Industrial 16 28 Open Space Rural 30 Heavy Industrial 17 29 Water
31 QP QUASI-PUBLIC / CULTURAL <Null> 30 Mineral Resources 32 C <Null> 31 Indian Lands
33 PF PUBLIC FACILITIES Public Facilities 19 32 City
34 SCH SCHOOL <Null> <Null>
35 P PARK/RECREATION <Null> <Null>
36 OS-G OPEN SPACE <Null> <Null>
37 OS-RUR Open Space Rural 28 <Null>
38 Rural Desert 23 <Null>
39 OS-C Conservation 25 <Null>
40 OS <Null> <Null>
41 OS-R Open Space Recreation 27 <Null>
42 OS-CH Conservation Habitat 26 <Null>
43 OS-W Water 29 <Null>
44 OS-MIN Mineral Resources 30 <Null>
45 IND Indian Lands 31 <Null>
46 AG AGRICULTURE Agriculture 24 <Null>
OBJECTID * VALUE CITY LU COUNTY LU LU ID field field_1 field_1_2 field_1__3 1 HR HILLSIDE RESIDENTIAL <Null> 4 Estate Residential
2 HR-10 <Null> 1 EDR-RC
3 RM Rural Mountainous 22 5 Very Low Density Residential 4 RR RURAL RESIDENTIAL Rural Residential 21 2 VLDR-RC
5 RC-EDR EDR-RC 1 6 Low Density Residential
6 RR-2.5 Estate Residential 4 3 LDR-RC
7 VLDR VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Very Low Density Residential 5 7 Medium Density Residential 8 RC-VLDR VLDR-RC 2 8 Medium High Density Residential
9 LDR LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Low Density Residential 6 9 High Density Residential 10 RC-LDR LDR-RC 3 10 Very High Density Residential
11 LMDR LOW MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL <Null> 11 Highest Density Residential 12 MDR MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Medium Density Residential 7 12 Commercial Retail 13 MHDR Medium High Density Residential 8 13 Commercial Tourist 14 HDR HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL High Density Residential 9 14 Commercial Office 15 VHDR VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Very High Density Residential 10 15 Community Center 16 Highest Density Residential 11 <Null>
17 NC NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL <Null> 16 Light Industrial 18 CC COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL Community Center 15 17 Heavy Industrial 19 CT Commercial Tourist 13 18 Business Park
20 CR Commercial Retail 12 19 Public Facilities
21 RC REGIONAL COMMERCIAL <Null> 20 Mixed Use Area
22 MU-1 MIXED USE Mixed Use Area 20 21 Rural Residential 23 MU-5 <Null> 22 Rural Mountainous
24 MU-D <Null> 23 Rural Desert
25 MU <Null> 24 Agriculture
26 ARPT AIRPORT <Null> 25 Conservation
27 OP OFFICEPROFESSIONAL Commercial Office 14 26 Conservation Habitat 28 BP BUSINESS PARK Business Park 18 27 Open Space Recreation 29 I INDUSTRIAL Light Industrial 16 28 Open Space Rural 30 Heavy Industrial 17 29 Water
31 QP QUASI-PUBLIC / CULTURAL <Null> 30 Mineral Resources 32 C <Null> 31 Indian Lands
33 PF PUBLIC FACILITIES Public Facilities 19 32 City
34 SCH SCHOOL <Null> <Null>
35 P PARK/RECREATION <Null> <Null>
36 OS-G OPEN SPACE <Null> <Null>
37 OS-RUR Open Space Rural 28 <Null>
38 Rural Desert 23 <Null>
39 OS-C Conservation 25 <Null>
40 OS <Null> <Null>
41 OS-R Open Space Recreation 27 <Null>
42 OS-CH Conservation Habitat 26 <Null>
43 OS-W Water 29 <Null>
44 OS-MIN Mineral Resources 30 <Null>
45 IND Indian Lands 31 <Null>
46 AG AGRICULTURE Agriculture 24 <Null>
OBJECTID * VALUE CITY LU COUNTY LU LU ID field field_1 field_1_2 field_1__3 1 HR HILLSIDE RESIDENTIAL <Null> 4 Estate Residential
2 HR-10 <Null> 1 EDR-RC
3 RM Rural Mountainous 22 5 Very Low Density Residential 4 RR RURAL RESIDENTIAL Rural Residential 21 2 VLDR-RC
5 RC-EDR EDR-RC 1 6 Low Density Residential
6 RR-2.5 Estate Residential 4 3 LDR-RC
7 VLDR VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Very Low Density Residential 5 7 Medium Density Residential 8 RC-VLDR VLDR-RC 2 8 Medium High Density Residential
9 LDR LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Low Density Residential 6 9 High Density Residential 10 RC-LDR LDR-RC 3 10 Very High Density Residential
11 LMDR LOW MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL <Null> 11 Highest Density Residential 12 MDR MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Medium Density Residential 7 12 Commercial Retail 13 MHDR Medium High Density Residential 8 13 Commercial Tourist 14 HDR HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL High Density Residential 9 14 Commercial Office 15 VHDR VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Very High Density Residential 10 15 Community Center 16 Highest Density Residential 11 <Null>
17 NC NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL <Null> 16 Light Industrial 18 CC COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL Community Center 15 17 Heavy Industrial 19 CT Commercial Tourist 13 18 Business Park
20 CR Commercial Retail 12 19 Public Facilities
21 RC REGIONAL COMMERCIAL <Null> 20 Mixed Use Area
22 MU-1 MIXED USE Mixed Use Area 20 21 Rural Residential 23 MU-5 <Null> 22 Rural Mountainous
24 MU-D <Null> 23 Rural Desert
25 MU <Null> 24 Agriculture
26 ARPT AIRPORT <Null> 25 Conservation
27 OP OFFICEPROFESSIONAL Commercial Office 14 26 Conservation Habitat 28 BP BUSINESS PARK Business Park 18 27 Open Space Recreation 29 I INDUSTRIAL Light Industrial 16 28 Open Space Rural 30 Heavy Industrial 17 29 Water
31 QP QUASI-PUBLIC / CULTURAL <Null> 30 Mineral Resources 32 C <Null> 31 Indian Lands
33 PF PUBLIC FACILITIES Public Facilities 19 32 City
34 SCH SCHOOL <Null> <Null>
35 P PARK/RECREATION <Null> <Null>
36 OS-G OPEN SPACE <Null> <Null>
37 OS-RUR Open Space Rural 28 <Null>
38 Rural Desert 23 <Null>
39 OS-C Conservation 25 <Null>
40 OS <Null> <Null>
41 OS-R Open Space Recreation 27 <Null>
42 OS-CH Conservation Habitat 26 <Null>
43 OS-W Water 29 <Null>
44 OS-MIN Mineral Resources 30 <Null>
45 IND Indian Lands 31 <Null>
46 AG AGRICULTURE Agriculture 24 <Null>

COUNTY LU CITY EQUIVALENT LU COUNTY LU CITY EQUIVALENT LU COUNTY LU CITY EQUIVALENT LU Rural Mountainous HILLSIDE RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL Rural Residential Community Center
EDR-RC Commercial Tourist Public Facilities PUBLIC FACILITIES Estate Residential Commercial Retail SCHOOL
Very Low Density Residential REGIONAL COMMERCIAL PARK/RECREATION VLDR-RC Open Space Rural
Low Density Residential Rural Desert
LDR-RC Conservation
LOW MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Open Space Recreation
Medium Density Residential AIRPORT Conservation Habitat Medium High Density Residential Commercial Office OFFICE PROFESSIONAL Water High Density Residential HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL Business Park BUSINESS PARK Mineral Resources Very High Density Residential Light Industrial Indian Lands Highest Density Residential Heavy Industrial Agriculture AGRICULTURE

RURAL RESIDENTIAL

VERY LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

VERY HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL

COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL
Mixed Use Area MIXED USE

INDUSTRIAL

QUASI-PUBLIC / CULTURAL

OPEN SPACE

16.E.

Sales and Property Tax $ 11,641,000.00
SB1 and Gas Tax $ 1,634,943.96
Measure A Tax 796,013.96
Business Operations Tax (Cannabis) 125,000.00
Total Revenue $ 14,196,957.92
Police
15 Staff $ (2,944,235.50)
Operations $ (800,000.00)
Fire
15 Staff $ (2,888,253.00)
3 Captain
3 Engineer
6 Firefighter/Paramedic
3 Firefighter/EMT
Operations $ (400,000.00)
Public Works
5 Staff $ (581,736.00)
1 Lead Maintenance Worker
2 Maintenance Worker I/II
1 Equipment Mechanic
1 Faciities Technition
Street Maintenance $ (3,000,000.00)
Operations $ (266,225.00)
Code Enforcement
2 Staff $ (245,764.00)
2 Code Officers
Total Expenses $ (11,126,213.50)
SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) $ 3,070,744.42
4 Police Officer
1 Public Safety Office Specialist
2 Police School Resource Officers
1 Crime Scene Tech
1 Public Safety Dispatcher
Budget Analysis
1 Police Lieutenant
2 Police Sergeant
2 Police Corporal
1 Police Investigator

INCREMENTAL REVENUE

INCREMENTAL EXPENDITURES

16.E.

Chief Arellano
Captain Mouat Captain Brock
Lt. Paez Lt. Douglas Lt. Maddox
Team 1
Sgt. Hall
Cpl Coley
Ofc Cervantes
Ofc Lizardi
Ofc Termonfils
Ofc Tornero
Ofc Gomez
CSO Hernandez
Team 3
Sgt Christianson
Cpl Hurtado
Ofc Godward
Ofc Solorzano
Ofc Diaz
Ofc Toledo
Ofc Vera
CSO
Team 2
Sgt Hiatt
Cpl Nicot
Ofc Speers
Ofc Willison
Ofc Moreno
Ofc Ortiz
Ofc Skaug
CSO
Team 4
Sgt Cunningham
Cpl Tabor
Ofc Delgado
Ofc Pulido
Ofc Harrod
Ofc Guzman
Ofc Bishop
CSO
A-Relief (M)
Sergeant
Corporal
Ofc McWilliams
Ofc Villatoro
Officer
CSO Gonzalez
A-Relief (A)
Ofc Del Bono
Ofc Perez
Officer
CSO
B-Relief (M)
Sergeant
Corporal
Ofc Maynard
Ofc
Officer
CSO Dickes
B-Relief (A)
Ofc Detwiler
Ofc Guerrero
Officer
PATROL
Comm. Srvc.

Sgt McGinnis
Cpl Werts
Det Reyes
Det Dominguez
Det Renteria
Det Valencia
Det Orlandos
Det Rodriguez
Detective (SRO)
Detective (SRO)
CHBAT
Det Martinez
DFR
Officer
ORT
Det
CSO Arrington
Analyst Galletta
AERO
Sgt Gordon
Cpl Reynoso
Ofc Walker
Ofc Joromat
Officer
CSO Salazar
Community Services
Prof. Standard
Sgt Gomez
Ofc Salazar
Ofc Taitague
Ofc Vivanco
Ofc Maker
Traffic
Sgt Chavez
Officer Reineke
Officer Florez
Ofc Cordero
CSO Ornelas
Per/Trgn Coor.

Sgt. Reynoso
Pers Coor Estrada
Exec Asst
Becerra
Mngt. Analyst
Martinez
Sup. Srvc. Mngr
Digiambattista
Dispatch
DispSup Sicher
DisSup Ubelhor
Dis Castaneda
Dis Garcia
Dis Brooks
Dis Genera
Dis LaVigne
Dis Scafani
Dis Armendariz
Dis Vail
Dis Hormel
Dis Diaz
Dis Drocuh
Dis Reinbolt
Dispatcher
Operator
Operator
TPT Disp Hiatt
TPT Disp Florez
TPT Disp
TPT Disp
Dis Padilla
Dis Bill
Dis Reyes
Records
Rec. Supvr Tipton
PSOS McCulley
PSOS Weigle
PSOS Cannon
PSOS Rodriguez
PSOS Chavira
PSOS Howerton
PSOS Ross
PSOS
Support Services
Sworn
Chief 1
Captain 2
Lieutenant 5
Sergeant 14
Corporal 9
Investigator 4
Officer 68
TPT Invest. 1 (FTE)
TOTAL 104
* Budget has TPT Invest as Prof Staff
Professional Staff
Exec. Asst. 1
Mngt. Analyst 1
Sup Srvc Mngr 1
Per/Trgn Coor 1
PISMO 1
Media/Intel 2
Disp. Supvr 2
Dispatcher 13
Operator 1
TPT Dispatcher .4
Crime Tech 3
Prop/Evid Tech 2
CSO 15
Record Sup 1
PSOS 8
TOTAL 52.4
Detective
Sgt Wood
Cpl Sobaszek
Inv Rabago
Inv Cortez
Investigator
Investigator
Det Spellacy
Det Aguila
TPT Inv Valenzuela
TPT Inv Countee
GTF
Sgt Marshall
Officer
PACT
Sgt Sanderson
Investigations
Prop/Evid
P Tech Abbarno
P Tech Trigueros
Media/Intel
Analyst
Crime Tech
C Tech Vizcaino
C Tech Cortez
CST
Academy / Trainee
Ofc Shelton Ofc Fisher
Ofc Springer Ofc Castillo
Ofc Morrow Ofc Reidarson
Ofc Ofc Colon
Ofc Thorp Ofc Urquiza
Ofc Morales Ofc Wright
Lt. Alvarez
PISMO
PISMO Gibson
CSO
CSO Connel
CSO Fowler
CSO Dinwiddie
CSO Hirn
CSO Ochoa Perez
Fire Dept. Budget
Lieutenant
Annexation

16.E.

Eddie Sell
Fire Chief/Agency Director
Pam Hoenig
Department of Life Safety
Administrative Assistant
Javier Nolasco
Chief Building Official/Deputy
Fire Marshal Ryan Webb
Deputy Fire Chief
Lauren Banaga
Office Specialist 2 - Fire
Karen Elizondo
Part Time Nurse Educator/
Efrain Vargas EMSC
Battalion Chief A-Shift
Kevin Kuhlman
Battalion Chief B-Shift
Vacant
Code Manager
Eric Smith
Senior Building Inspector
Ed Clark
Fire Prevention Officer 1
Justine Salas
Fire Prevention Officer 2
Willmar Lopez
Building Inspector
Rod Fuller
Code Enforcemenet Officer 2
Americo Giordano
Code Enforcemenet Officer 3
Erika Griffiths
Code Enforcemenet Officer 4
Kevin Carr
Office Specialist 3 - Code
Nadine Ajib
Office Specialist 1 - Code
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 1 E1 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 1 E1
Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 1 S1
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 2 E2 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 2 E2
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 3 E3 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 3 E3
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 4 E4 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 4 E4
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 5 E5 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 5 E5
Kimberly Reeder
Managment Analyst
Cassandra Marin
Building Technician II
Kimberly Maggs
Building Technician
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 1 E1 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 1 E1 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 1 E1 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 1 E1
Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 1 S1 Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 1 S1
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 2 E2 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 2 E2 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 2 E2 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 2 E2
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 3 E3 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 3 E3 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 3 E3 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 3 E3
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 4 E4 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 4 E4 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 4 E4 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 4 E4
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 5 E5 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 5 E5 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 5 E5 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 5 E5
Fire Department
Laura Axcell
Battalion Chief C-Shift
Vacant
Community Engagement and
Strategic Planning Officer
Vacant
Code Enforcemenet Officer 5
Brandi Ortega
Building Technician
Gloria Alcala
Office Specialist 3 - Building
Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 4 S4 Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 4 S4 Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 4 S4
Vacant
Emergency Services
Coordinator
Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 2 S2
Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 7 E7 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 7 E7 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 7 E7 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 7 E7 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 7 E7 Captain
Engineer
Firefighter/Paramedic
Engine 7 E7
Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 2 S2 Firefighter/Paramedic
Firefighter/EMT
Squad 2 S2

16.E.

Equipment Maintenance
Supervisor Gunn, J.

Facility Maintenance
Supervisor
Mikolaycik, K.

Water/Wastewater Dept
Superintendent Holyoak, T.

Admin Asst. Garcia, C.

City of Hemet Public Works Department
Equip Mechanic Walters, C.Equip Mechanic Nappi, J.Equip Mechanic Huston, J.Lead Equip Mech Feldman, S.Equip Mechanic Additional LLMD
Lead Tree Trimmer Olivas, R.Tree Trimmer Lucio, I.Tree Trimmer Sanchez, M.Maint Wkr I Flores, S.Maint Wrk I Barajas, J.Maint Wrk II Alejo, A.

Water/Wastewater
Supervisor Burke, T Parks Division
Supervisor Lozoya, M.

Water Distribution
Water Dist Sys Op Lead Kitchen, C.Water Dist Sys Op Lead Ortega, B.Water Dist Sys Op I Diaz, G.Water Dist Sys Op I VacantWater Dist Sys Op I Ramirez, A.Water Dist Sys Op I Walker, J.

Streets Division
Supervisor Taylor, M.

Facilities Technician Torres, D.Facilities Technician Joiner, C.Facilities Technician Tapia, B.Fac Services Aide Cruz, JoseFacilities Technician Additional Heartland
Lead Maint Worker Flores, F.Maint Worker II Rodriguez,T.Maint Worker I Torres, KMaint Worker I Chavez, M.

Public Works Director/City Engineer Rau, N.

Admin Asst. Gruber, J
Parks
Lead Maint Wkr Castillo, D.Maint Worker II Gomez, I.Maint Worker I Gunter B.Maint Worker I Perez, B.

Storm Drain
Lead Maint Wrk VacantMaint Wkr I Sikes, J.Maint Wrk II Navarro, A.Maint Wrk I Rosten, C.Maint Wrk II Guerrero, A.

Cross Connection
Cross Connection Spec. Mora, C.

Customer Service
Customer Svc Rep Anguiano, J.

Customer Svc Rep Estrada, C.

Customer Svc Rep McGrath, T.

Production
Water Prod. Sys Op I Dewitt, R.

Water Prod. Sys Op II Sibole, J.

Construction Maintenance
Lead Maint Wkr Ramirez, J.Maint Wrk II Torres, S.Maint Wrk II Orozco, T.

Water Quality
Water Quality Conservation Specialist- Gerke B.

Streets
Lead Maint Wkr Broos, R.Lead Maint Wkr Mucelli, S.Maint Wkr II Miranda, J.Maint Wkr I Murphy, A.Maint Wkr I/II Kaaihue, V..Maint Wkr II Garza, R.Maint Wkr II Crane, J.Lead Maint Wkr AdditionalMaint Wkr I/II AdditionalMaint Wkr I/II Additional Admin Asst.- Gibson, M.

Executive Analyst Bunge, E.

Parks/LLMD/Streets/Equip. Maint./Facility Maint.

Public Works Operations Mgr. Holyoak, G.

Environmental Services
Manager Cortese, D.

Engineering Principal Engineer Garvey, M.

Engineering Consultants
Deputy Public Works Dir./Asst. City Engineer - Ferris, J.In absence of Director, overseeing all Divisions Asst. Civil Eng. Jaimes, D.Mgmt. Asst. Beltran, N.Executive Analyst McBride, E.Senior Eng. Tech Lopez, D.TPT Office Specialist VacantPW Inspector I Lawson, T.Senior PW Inspector Scholes, D.

Contract Services
Sewer
Lead Maint Wkr Castellano, R. Maint Wkr II Lozoya, O.Maint Wkr II Martinez, P.Maint Wrk II Kay, D.

16.E.

Police
Staff
Title Positions Salary (Each) Total
Police Lieutenant 1 $ 355,569.00 $ 355,569.00
Police Sergeant 2 $ 289,812.00 $ 579,624.00
Police Corporal 2 $ 227,408.00 $ 454,816.00
Police Investigator 1 $ 221,838.00 $ 221,838.00
Police Officer 4 $ 210,845.00 $ 843,380.00
Public Safety Office Specialist 1 $ 118,047.00 $ 118,047.00 Public Safety Dispatcher 1 $ 140,855.00 $ 140,855.00
Crime Scene Tech 1 $ 124,684.00 $ 124,684.00
Police - SRO * 2 $ 52,711.25 $ 105,422.50
TOTAL STAFF 15 $ 2,944,235.50
Ongoing Costs $ 800,000.00
Total Yearly Costs $ 3,744,235.50 under by 1,000,000
* Positions are covered by agreement with Hemet Unified School District for 9 months of the year, cost includes City responsibility of 3 months. ** Equipment costs will need to be considered if not provided by annexation. *** Additional costs may need to be considered such as new police facility maintenance, equipment maintenance, etc.

16.E.

Police Officer $ 210,845.00
Monthly $ 17,570.42
3 Months $ 52,711.25

16.E.

Fire
Staff
Title Positions Salary (Each) Total
Captain 3 $ 233,052.00 $ 699,156.00
Engineer 3 $ 202,752.00 $ 608,256.00
Firefighter/Paramedic 6 $ 175,649.00 $ 1,053,894.00
Firefighter/EMT 3 $ 175,649.00 $ 526,947.00
TOTAL STAFF 15 $ 2,888,253.00 Already over by 200,000
Ongoing Costs $ 400,000.00
Total Yearly Costs $ 3,288,253.00
* Equipment costs will need to be considered if not provided by annexation. ** Additional costs may need to be considered such as new fire station maintenance, equipment maintenance, etc.

16.E.

Public Works
Staff
Title Positions Salary (Each) Total
Lead Maintenance Worker 1 $ 123,435.00 $ 123,435.00
Maintenance Worker I/II 2 $ 106,333.00 $ 212,666.00
Equipment Mechanic 1 $ 120,026.00 $ 120,026.00
Facilities Technition 1 $ 125,609.00 $ 125,609.00
TOTAL STAFF 5 $ 581,736.00
Ongoing Costs $ 266,225.00
Total Yearly Costs $ 847,961.00 over by 300,000
* Equipment costs will need to be considered if not provided by annexation. ** Additional costs may be need such as additional engineering staff, equipment maintenance, or administrative staff.

16.E.

Code
Staff
Title Positions Salary (Each) Total
Code Officer 2 $ 122,882.00 $ 245,764.00
TOTAL STAFF 2 $ 245,764.00

16.E.

Street Maintenance Total
Street Rehabilitation $ 3,000,000.00
TOTAL $ 3,000,000.00

16.E.

Hemet Ryan Airport
San Diego Aqueduct
Poppet Creek
Indian Creek
Bautista Creek
Bautista Wash
San Jacinto
River

SIMPSON
PARK
RAMONA
BOWL

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Diamond Valley Lake
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See inset
Downtown
Hemet Map
Proposed
Alignment of SR-79
Grand Av.

Stetson Av.

State St. State St.

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Soboba St. Soboba St.

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Columbia St. Columbia St.

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Patterson Av. Patterson Av.

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Avery Canyon Rd. Avery Canyon Rd.

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Dartmouth St. Dartmouth St.

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Rice Rd. Rice Rd.

Winchester Rd. Winchester Rd.

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State Highway 74
Fisher St. Fisher St.

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NORTH
ACACIA AV.

LATHAM AV.

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Inset Downtown Hemet Map
LEGEND
Railroad
Hemet City Boundary
Planning Area
Creek/Canal
River/Lake
Metrolink
(General Location)
Sphere of Influence
Land Use Designations
Office Professional (FAR 2.0)
Industrial (FAR 0.45)
Business Park (FAR 0.60)
ARPT Airport
OP
I
Regional Commercial (FAR 0.50) BP
CC Community Commercial (FAR 0.40)
RC
Low Medium Density Residential (5.1 - 8.0 du/ac)
Medium Density Residential (8.1 - 18.0 du/ac)
Low Density Residential (2.1 - 5.0 du/ac)
High Density Residential (18.1 - 30.0 du/ac)
Very High Density Residential (30.1 - 45.0 du/ac)
Hillside Residential (0.0 - 0.5 du/ac)
RR Rural Residential (0.0 - 2.0 du/ac)
HR
LMDR
LDR
MDR
HDR
VHDR
Mixed Use (Varies)
NC Neighborhood Commercial (FAR 0.35)
MU
Agriculture
Park/Recreation
Open Space
SCH School
OS
P
A
SOURCES: Census Tiger Line Data 2005 Urban Crossroads 2011

LAND USE PLAN
F i g u r e 2 . 1
H e m e t G e n e r a l P l a n
QP/C Quasi-Public/Cultural
PF Public Facilities
Areas subject to MSHCP criteria
Environmental Management Area
Note: The ultimate design and
alignment of the proposed Highway
79 has not yet been adopted and
will be determined upon approval
of the project by Caltrans and the
Riverside County Transportation
Commission. The adopted design
alternative may result in changes
to the circulation network shown
on this Figure, including existing
and proposed roadway connections
in the vicinity of the proposed
Hwy 79, and may or may not
include the Tres Cerritos Ave
offramp.
1du/

2.5 ac 1du/

2.5 ac
Interim Airport Overlay Zone
Last Updated:

GPA 18-001 January 8, 2019

16.E.

HEMET GENERAL PLAN
Table 2.3
Development Capacity
Acres Dwelling Units Non-Residential Square Feet
(1,000s) Population General Plan
Designation
General Plan
Designation City Planning
Area Total City Planning Area Total City Planning Area Total City Planning Area Total Residential 8,425 18,310 26,735 44,229 20,341 64,570 -- -- -- 105,393 48,490 153,883 Rural Residential RR 521 1,306 1,827 567 1,306 1,873 -- -- -- 1,346 3,101 4,447 Rural Residential RR-2.5 72 737 809 215 411 626 -- -- -- 511 975 1,486 Rural Residential RR-5ac -- 1,388 1,388 -- 278 278 -- -- -- -- 659 659 Hillside Residential HR 106 8,069 8,175 21 1,780 1,801 -- -- -- 50 4,227 4,277 Hillside Residential HR-10 88 2,076 2,165 9 208 217 -- -- -- 21 493 514 Low Density
Residential LDR 5,995 4,167 10,162 21,788 14,528 36,316 -- -- -- 51,714 34,398 86,112 Low Medium
Density Residential LMDR 842 429 1,271 6,755 124 6,879 -- -- -- 16,016 294 16,310 Medium Density
Residential MDR 415 138 553 5,938 1,706 7,644 -- -- -- 13,827 4,343 18,170 High Density
Residential HDR 351 -- 351 7,707 -- 7,707 -- -- -- 18,905 -- 18,905 Very High Density
Residential VHDR 35 -- 35 1,229 -- 1,229 -- -- -- 3,003 -- 3,003 Commercial/Office 1,211 335 1,546 -- -- -- 13,665 3,649 17,314 -- -- -- Neighborhood
Commercial NC 100 21 121 -- -- -- 1,089 231 1,320 -- -- -- Community
Commercial CC 892 314 1,206 -- -- -- 9,718 3,419 13,137 -- -- -- Regional Commercial RC 65 -- 65 -- -- -- 851 -- 851 -- -- -- Office
Professional/Medical OP 154 -- 154 -- -- -- 2,007 -- 2,007 -- -- -- Mixed Use 976 492 1,469 2,184 1,639 3,823 5,586 6,380 11,966 5,186 3,893 9,080 Mixed Use 1 -
Florida MU-1 430 130 561 1,089 156 1,245 2,480 790 3,400 2,257 371 2,629 Mixed Use 2 – West
Hemet MU-2 -- 241 241 -- 578 578 -- 3,270 3,270 -- 1,372 1,372 Mixed Use 3 –
Hemet Gateway MU-3 -- 121 121 -- 326 326 -- 1,500 1,500 -- 773 773 Mixed Use 4 – Page
Ranch MU-4 247 -- 247 579 -- 579 820 -- 820 1,376 -- 1,376 Mixed Use 5 –
Diamond Valley
Lake MU-5 108 -- 108 172 -- 172 980 -- 980 410 -- 410
Mixed Use
Downtown MU-D 191 -- 191 1,495 -- 1,495 1,996 -- 1,996 3,551 -- 3,551 Industrial 1,098 823 1,921 -- -- -- 14,584 10,925 25,509 -- -- -- Airport ARPT 263 -- 263 -- -- -- 1,720 -- 1,720 -- -- -- Business Park BP 385 786 1,171 -- -- -- 5,028 10,277 15,305 -- -- -- Industrial I 450 37 487 -- -- -- 7,836 648 8,484 -- -- -- Public Facilities
and Open Space 4,576 10,411 14,986 -- 146 146 2,503 4,843 7,346 -- 348 348 Public Facilities PF 126 230 356 -- -- -- 2,079 4,505 6,584 -- -- -- Parks P 1,114 129 1,243 -- -- -- 258 338 597 -- -- --
Open Space OS 2,165 6,252 8,417 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Agricultural A -- 2,927 2,927 -- 146 146 -- -- -- -- 348 348 School SCH 252 148 400 -- -- -- 166 -- 166 -- -- --
Quasi Public QP 919 725 1,643 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Right-ofWay/Lake 2,699 13,095 15,794 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Diamond Valley
Lake DVL 557 4,610 5,167 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Right-of-Way ROW 2,139 8,485 10,624 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2030 Estimated
Totals 18,985 43,467 62,452 46,571 22,126 68,539 36,338 25,798 62,135 110,579 52,731 163,311 Existing (2006)
Totals 32,682 15,113 47,795 10,179 1,602 11,781 65,223 30,161 95,384 Change, 2006-2030 13,731 7,013 20,744 26,159 24,196 50,354 45,487 22,570 67,927

1. The numbers in Table 2.3 are approximate and represent maximum development capacity for build-out of the General Plan. It is estimated these numbers will fluctuate over time as actual projects are approved.

2. The numbers in Table 2.3 include the acres annexed from ANX14-001 and the redistribution from GPA18-001.

16.E.

Table 2.2
Relationship Between Hemet’s Zone Districts and the General Plan Land Use Designations General Plan Land Use Designations
Zone Districts Residential Commercial Industrial Public and Open Space

RR HR LDR LMDR MDR HDR VHDR NC CC RC OP MU ARPT BP I PF P OS A SCH QP A-1 Light Agriculture X X X X X X X X
A-2 Heavy Agriculture X X X X X X X X X
R-R Rural Residential X X X X X X
R-1-5 Single Family Lot 5,000 sf+ X X X X
R-1-6 Single Family Lot 6,000 sf+ X X X X
R-1-7.2 Single Family – Lot 7,200 sf+ X X
R-1-10 Single Family – Lot 10,000 sf+ X X X
R-1-20 Single Family – Lot 20,000 sf+ X X X X X
R-1-40 Single Family – Lot 40,000 sf+ X X X X
R-2 Low Density Multiple Family X X X X
R-3 Multiple Family X X X X X X
R-4 High Density Multiple Family X X X
SLR Small Lot Residential X X X X
TR-20 Independent Mobile Home Subdivision X X X
PCD Planned Community Development X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SP Specific Plan X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X OP Office Professional X X X X X X X
C-1 Neighborhood Commercial X X X X X
C-2 General Commercial X X X X X X
C-M Heavy Commercial/Limited Industrial X X X X X X
BP Business Park X X X X
M-1 Light Manufacturing X X X X X
M-2 General Manufacturing X X X X
OS-G Open Space- General X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X OS-R Open Space - Recreation X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X P-I Public Institutional X X X X X X X X X
S-1 Religious Institutions X X X X X X X X X X X X

16.E.

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0 1,500 3,000 6,000
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
School Site Parcels
Tribal Lands
HEMET

SAN JACINTO

SAN JACINTO
Soboba
BAUTISTA RD S5019C

GIBBEL RD

TRACY LN

ACACIA AVE
RIO VISTA DR M5781
BATZ RD M5018

ROC K VIEW DR

LITTLE LAKE RD
RAMONA EXPY S5501F

SAN JACINTO ST

STARLIGHT MESA DR
CLARK DR M5600
GRANT AVE M5157
MARINE DR M5778

GIRARD ST

QUAIL RD
SOBOBA ST S5377A
RAWL I N GS RD S5987
MARSHALL AVE M5240

GRIECO WAY
GEORGIA AVE M5144
RIM RD
MANDARIN DR M5904
JOHNSTON AVE M5199B
SH-74
AULD ST M7539

PEAK RD
VISTA DEL VALLE S5648 BRIARWOOD AVE M7018
GIBBEL RD S5146
REVERE AVE M5533
OLD LAKE ST M5215D
MASONIC DR M5035
ORANGE PL M5709

JASON CT

QUIET HILLS DR
WIS D OM DR M10245A
LOIS CT M5892

GRULLA WAY
5TH ST M5128

MCCOMAS CT
WENDELL DR M7658

GRANT AVE
GIBBEL RD M5146
LAKE ST M5215A
MULBERRY DR M5690 PLYMOUTH ST M5674

HEMET ST

VISTA RD
TAVA LN M5705
VIEJO DR M5783
EMERSON ST M7851
STETSON AVE S5388C
CHAMBERS AVE M5057
LORI LN M5985
BOYER AVE M5668
AMBER LN M5797

INDIAN TREE DR
DESCANSO DR M7236

STEPHANIE ST
TIGRIS LN M9233
PEARTREE LN M5652
TIERRA VERDE DR M7668
MAYBERRY AVE S5242B
JERRY LN M5982

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GERMAINE LN M7170
ACACIA AVE M5002C
LAKE ST M5215C
ACACIA AVE S5002
RIM RD M5782
SEQUOIA LN M7174
LAKE ST M5215F
CAVALIER DR M5749

GAUSE CIR
WHITTIER AVE M5429
YUKON CT M9288
LEGEND LN M5641
STARDUST ST M5856
SANSOME ST M5092
E NEWPORT RD M5280

FAIRCHILD ST
STETSON AVE S5388D
SUNSET LN M5593
JERRY LN M5982A
MARLENE ST M7685
BROWCA ST M7879
STEPHVON WAY M7260

MELOGOLD ST
WANDA LN M5923
FRANCES LN M5880

DELISE DR
DUMONT RD M7445
CHARLTON AVE M5060
LEVI CT M7928
JOANNE DR M7015
SAN JACINTO ST S5354C
SHADOW LN M5181
SCHULTZ RD M5528
OLIVE DR M7003
CORNISH AVE M7146
E ST M5104
F ST M5122
MARCELLA LN M5860
SEINE CT M9235
MARION AVE M5684
AMAZON ST M9228
D ST M5085
MELROSE AVE M5532
WANDER LUST DR M5855
FIESTA PL M5686

FLORIDA AVE
C ST M5038
YALE ST M5443
MCDOWELL ST M5572A
MAYBERRY AVE S5242C
NAOMI DR M7150
ROGER ST M7234
CYRIL LN M7592
POPPY DR M5764
BELLINGHAM WAY M7933
NICOLE CT M7675
DIXON DR M5710

NUCKOLLS CT
LIBERTY DR M7149
BUTLER LN M7952
VINTON PL M7274
ORPINGTON AVE M7147
FELTON CT M7275

CHANTAL DR
WYANDOTTE AVE M7145
BROCK AVE M5713
PACHEA TRL M5639
ALDER AVE M7193

MARK CT
PUTTERS LN M5775 ROSEBRUGH LN M7527
FRENCH CIR M7683
HOWARD MANOR M9280
CENTRAL AVE M5649
SHAROSE DR M7321
SHEFFIELD ST M5471
WHEELER DR M5604
8TH ST M5108
MILLER WAY M7009
TOLEDO DR M7583
1ST ST M5133
EMERALD LN M5742
CORNELL ST M5073

THACKER DR
BUNTIN WAY M7020
WHITTIER AVE S5429
HARVEY WAY M7021
RUE DE LA SHARMIE M5957
GARRETT RYAN CT M7602
ORANGE BLOSSOM LN M10449A
SANTA FE ST M5358A
ESPIRIT CIR M7989
BETHLAM AVE M7995

MESA GRANDE DR

ALENA CT
STANFORD ST S5383B
OLD AGENCY RD M7903
VIA MARIA DR M5944
BIG SPRINGS RANCH RD M5640
GALICIA DR M7761
HARMONY DR M5933
RASSLE DR M7153
MERIDIAN ST M5254B
COLUMBIA ST S5069C
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
SHADOW MOUNTAIN WAY M7890
BALLEW WAY M7311
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123A
TORREY PINE CT M7212 LELA MAY AVE M5748
BUCKEYE LN M7939
MADISON CT M11565A
MARTA CT M7404
PIONEER AVE M7303
GRACE LN M5790
GREENHAVEN DR M7517
PALM AVE M5301
CHARLOTTE DR M7680
HEMET ST M5167A

CAHUILLA CT
SAN MATEO WAY M5839
HACIENDA ST M7222
HARTLEY AVE M7302
ROSALIE AVE M5747
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
CORTE TECOLOTE M5119
HAMRE PL M7185
CLOUDREST WAY M7087
GROVEWOOD CIR M7811
SANTEE CT M7795
ROYAL CIR M7375
SPRINGWOOD CIR M7812
MOUNTAIN AVE S5269A LAKE ST M5215
HOWARD DR M7288
ADOBE DR M5784
ERIN DR M5983
JARED LN M7421
6TH ST M5374
GALLIPOLI PL M7766
ALSACE LN M7764
LARKSPUR ST M7186
CHICAGO AVE S5062
CYNTHIA ST M5697
COLUMBIA ST S5069A
LOMAS ST M7340
HEMET ST M5167B
DARTMOUTH ST M5088
THORNTON AVE M5404
BELLVIEW ST M7542
ACADEMY DR M5861
CHICAGO AVE M5062
ACACIA AVE M5002B
MAYB ERRY AVE M5242
WAGNER WAY M7547
SEAL ROCK CT M5030
LINCOLN AVE M5221
CAMELLIA DR M5762

STEIN WAY
STANFORD ST S5383A
ROSEMONT WAY M5847
MERRIWOOD DR M5592
LINCOLN AVE M5222
ALTO DR M5774
COMPIEGNE DR M7769
PAYNE AVE M7280
SOBOBA ST M5377
STATE ST S5922
OLIVE AVE M5292
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
LAKE ST M5215B
GIRARD ST S5149
AVENIDA HORTENSIA M5115
PLEASANT ST M5320A

POLLY BUTTE RD
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
WILLOWBROOK RD M7057
MEADOW GROVE ST M7955B
CREST DR M5084

PLEASANT ST
JUTLAND DR M7770
E NEWPORT RD M5280A
ACACIA AVE M5002B
VISTA DEL VALLE S5648
OLIVE AVE M5292
SH-74

SAN JACINTO ST
STANFORD ST S5383A
SH-74 SH-74 SH-74
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SOBOBA ST S5377A

VISTA RD
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74
SH-74

GIRARD ST
SOBOBA ST S5377A
SH-74
LAKE ST M5215A
ACACIA AVE M5002B

M ESA GRANDE DR
STETSON AVE S5388D
CREST DR M5084
JOHNSTON AVE M5199B
SH-74 SH-74

GIRARD ST
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SH-74
SH-74
GIRARD ST S5149

VISTA RD
HEMET ST M5167B
SH-74

FLORIDA AVE
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SH-74
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
DARTMOUTH ST M5088
PALM AVE M5301
GIBBELRD S5146

GIRARD ST

PLEASANT ST
SH-74
SH-74
YALE ST M5443
CREST DR M5084
SOBOBA ST S5377A
DARTMOUTH ST M5088

STEPHANIE ST
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
PALM AVE M5301
SH-74
RIO VISTA DR M5781
CLARK DR M5600
GIBBEL RD S5146
SH-74
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
GIBBELRD M5146
SH-74 SH-74
D ST M5085
STETSON AVE S5388C
STETSON AVE S5388C
PACHEA TRL M5639
STETSON AVE S5388C
SH-74
PALM AVE M5301
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
STETSON AVE S5388D
CORNELL ST M5073
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
GIB BEL RD M5146
GIBBEL RD M5146
RAMONA EXPY S5501F
SH-74 LAKE ST M5215C
SH-74
HEMET ST M5167B
1ST ST M5133
SH-74 SH-74

MESA GRANDE DR
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74
STETSON AVE S5388C
PALM AVE M5301
SH-74 SH-74
RAMONA EXPY S5501F
STETSON AVE S5388C STETSON AVE S5388D
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
WHITTIER AVE S5429
SH-74
SH-74

FLORIDA AVE
ACACIA AVE M5002B
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
WANDA LN M5923
VISTA D EL VALLE S5648
SH-74LAKE ST M5215F
SH-74
OLIVE AVE M5292
SH-74

STEIN WAY
E NEWPORT RD M5280A
SH-74 FLORIDA AVE

SAN JACINTO ST VISTA RD
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
LAKE ST M5215A
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SH-74
WHITTIER AVE S5429

MORSE RD

STATE ST

GIBBEL RD

ARBOL RD

PARK AVE

YALE ST

KARI RD

JOYCE RD

LESLIE DR

MEDHI AVE

GIRARD ST

TAYLOR ST

GARNET LN GILBERT ST

SOBOBA ST

JUANITA ST

MENLO AVE

MORTON PL

ACACIA AVE

SANTA FE ST

LUCERNE DR

HARVARD ST

LAKE ST

CHAMBERS ST

DIAMOND RD

CAMPUS WAY

MCSWEENY PKWY

COLUMBIA ST

STERLING AVE

BRIAN ST

VAL VERDE DR

HEMET ST

STEINER DR

OAKLAND AVE

CARMALITA ST

KERILYN LN

INEZ ST

SUNCUP ST

VAL MONTE DR

THORNTON AVE

CAJON DR

VISTA WAY

KIT AVE

RUBY AVE

DATE ST

AGAPE AVE

NATALIE JOY ST

QUARTZ WAY

DOMENIGONI PKWY

BOLT LN

TERRACE DR
A ST

MERLYN ST

DEVONSHIRE AVE

MARY LN

CENTRAL AVE

SHELLY LN

WESLEY PL

TERRY LN

MONTE VISTA WAY

ZOLDER ST

MISTYBLUE ST

JOHNSTON AVE

GRIFFITH WAY

ARIA RD

GILIA ST

FRUITVALE AVE

FORESTRUN ST
LUPINE

DIXIE DR

SMITH RD

JUEL LN

LINCOLN AVE

SAPPHIRE PL

STETSON AVE

TANGERINE AVE

BARBER DR

TREVOR LN

WRIGHT ST

BUENA VISTA ST

MOUNTAIN AVE

WHITTIER AVE

BERINGER DR

LONG ST

COLORADO DR

AMARANTH ST

WESTON PL

PIKE DR

MADDEN ST

EL NITA LN

RAMONA ST

DU-CANE ST

FRONT ST

MAYFLOWER ST

PALOMA DR

MERIDIAN ST

ROMONA ST

APRICOT LN

LAURESA LN

BERRYBUSH ST

TIMOTHY LN

PAISLEY AVE

HYDRANGEA ST

FARMSTEAD ST

FEEDER ST

TABBY LN

ENGLISH DR

WINTHROP DR

LATHAM AVE

FRANKLIN ST

SAN JACINTO ST

MAYBERRY AVE

POLK CT

BRIDLE LN

BERKLEY AVE

CALHOUN PL

ALESSANDRO ST

ALCOTT CT
LOTUS

CAPET ST

MAHOGANY

FERN PL

KNOTGRASS ST

ORANGE GROVE AVE

WOODBERRY AVE

MONTAGE ST

SECORY ST

THOMPSON ST

CRENSHAW DR

ALMARIE WAY

TELL LN
MARVEL

HARDING ST

OLIVETTE ST

HALEY WAY

GRAND TETON AVE

ROXANNE DR

ELMWOOD AVE

CALONA PL

HELIOTROP

PLANTER CT

MCCORMICK RD

WILDRYE CT

DARTMOUTH ST

HOMEWARD ST

CHESHIRE LN

CORNELL ST

MONTEREY PL

MICHELLE LN

CHARLTON AVE

CHINO LN

SONOMA DR

SOUTH VILLAGE LOOP

ANCLA LN

TIVOLI CT

MEIER ST

OLIVE TREE LN

MONARCH ST

MOUTON DR

FREMONT PL

MERRILY WAY

MONTROSE AVE
JAM ST

MOSPORT ST

GLENMONT CT

MAYFLOWER PL

FRANKLIN AVE

CORWIN PL

WOODLAND DR

NOLAN AVE

GROVE LN

EASTWOOD PL

MARGARET AVE

ANDERSON DR

MARMALADE LN

ANNISA AVE

DEARDORFF DR

FIELDRUSH ST

MONTEBELLO PL HESHMET ST

STARGAZER ST

CALICO LN

NORTH VILLAGE LOOP

LOMBARD CT

SAINT JOHN PL

GUITTA CT

WESTMONT AVE

STANFORD ST

NEAL WAY

EVERLASTING ST

KALPESH CT

MARLYCE LN

SUTRO CT

LORRAINE LN

BORDEAUX LN

HEATHERS ST

ALMANAC ST

THISA WAY

RUGGIERI LN

TAFT AVE

CORKWOOD ST

SARAZEN ST

SONRISA ST

SHASTA PL

JADE DR

HART ST

THATA WAY

KUPFER DR

FORD AVE

PLUM PL

DIANA LN

CHERYLST

VERSAILLES ST

EVERLAST CT

BRIGHTON CT

NECTAR AVE

GENESEE DR

MAGNOLIA CIR

KIMBALL AVE

MOCKINGBIRD LN

LINDA LN

EVENINGCLOUD ST

PICCADILLY SQ

VILLINES AVE

GARDENIA CIR

CHAD CT

PAMELA CT

ASHMEAD DR

ROBERT DR

RUTGERS ST

MAHAFFEY ST

PARK VISTA LN

BELLWOOD ST

GLENN WAY

DOUGLAS CT

JELLY WAY

VIA DEL ECO

LANSING ST

CEDAR PL

MARION AVE

FELIPE PL

LIMEROCK AVE

AMHERST AVE

KING CT

SULGRAVE DR

SNEAD DR

LANIER ST

VAILWOOD DR

COSTO LN

LAUREL LN

LEGRANDE DR

AGATE ST

SUSAN LN

MEL CHRIST LN

DELICIOUS DR

VIVIAN LN

BUCKNELL ST

PARKVIEW ST
PAT PL

BUTTERFIELD WAY

MAJELA LN

PALMER DR

MARYVALE LN

SHAMROCK WAY

VILLAGE RD

VISTA DE LOMA

EYEBRIGHT ST

EULER WAY

SADDLE DR

TREFOIL CT

FORESTRUN CT

PARSNIP ST

CAROL WAY

CARSON ST

KERN CT

CHARMIN CIR

BLACK WALNUT DR

FROUDE WAY

MOONSHIMMER ST

LAURSEN ST

BUEN A VISTA PKWY

CLEOMELLA CT

LOVEGRASS LN

PURDUE CT

LOYOLA CT

KAMBER DR

MERIDIAN ST

BUENA VISTA ST

FRANKLIN ST

THOMPSON ST

STARGAZER ST

LAURESA LN

MAYBERRY AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

FRANKLIN ST

STATE ST

GILBERT ST

BRIAN ST

JOHNSTON AVE

TAYLOR ST

STATEST

CENTRAL AVE

STATE ST

SANTA FE ST

LATHAM AVE

WHITTIER AVE

MERIDIAN ST

MAYBERRY AVE

SANTA FE ST

CHAMBERS ST

THOMPSON ST

SANTA FE ST

COLUMBIA ST

QUARTZ WAY

ACACIA AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

FRANKLIN ST

CENTRAL AVE

ACACIA AVE

GLENN WAY

SANTA FE ST

DATE ST

BERIN GER DR

STATE ST

OAKLAND AVE

LATHAM AVE

OAKLAND AVE

GILBERT ST

BUENA VISTA ST

ACACIA AVE

WESTON PL

ALMARIE WAY

KIMBALL AVE

GILBERT ST

THOMPSON ST

BUENA VISTA ST

DEVONSHIRE AVE

GENESEE DR

JUANITA ST

GILBERT ST

KARI RD

STATE ST

THOMPSON ST

SANTA FE ST

STANFORD ST

BERKLEY AVE

RAMONA ST

MAJELA LN

FRUITVALE AVE

STATE ST

CHARLTON AVE

GIRARD ST

STATE ST

HEMET ST

GIRARD ST

KING CT

DEVONSHIRE AVE

MAYBERRY AVE

LANSING ST

DEVONSHIRE AVE

PARK AVE

SUNCUP ST

OAKLAND AVE

STETSON AVE

SANTA FE ST

CENTRAL AVEHARVARD ST

GILBERT ST GILBERT ST

INEZ ST

FRANKLIN ST

PARK AVE

CHERYL ST

EL NITA LN

FRUITVALE AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

TREVOR LN

HEMETST

CALHOUN PL

HEMET ST

PARK AVE

STATE ST

ROXANNE DR

STATE ST

MORSE RD

LINCOLN AVE PARK AVE

KIMBALL AVE

TREVORLN

CHARLTON AVE

STATE ST

OAKLAND AVE

TERRY LN

STETSON AVE

STATE ST

JUANITA ST

MAYBERRY AVE

GILBERT ST

ORANGE GROVE AVE

LATHAM AVE

STATE ST

THORNTON AVE

CHARLTON AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

STATEST

DEVONSHIRE AVE

HARVARD ST

MONTE VISTA WAY

PARK AVE

ALESSANDRO ST

MENLO AVE

STATE ST

DEVONSHIRE AVE PARK AVE

LAKE ST

OAKLAND AVE

SOBOBA ST

KUPFER DR

GARNET LN

JUANITA ST KIMBALL AVE

GILBERT ST

GIRARD ST

THOMPSON ST

JUANITA ST

ELMWOOD AVE

GILBERT ST

SONRISA ST

GILBERT ST

WRIGHT ST

TELL LN

DATE ST

THORNTON AVE

LATHAM AVE

MAYBERRY AVE

CALHOUN PL

GILBERT ST GILBERT ST

CARMALITA ST

SONRISA ST

OAKLAND AVE PARK AVE

VISTA WAY

YALE ST

STETSON AVE

TAYLOR ST

WOODBERRY AVE

WRIGHT ST

SOBOBA ST

GILBERT ST

LAURSEN ST

HELIOTROP

STATE ST

BUENA VISTA ST

LATHAM AVE

KERILYN LN

GILBERT ST

GIRARD ST

THOMPSON ST

LINCOLN AVE

MAYFLOWER ST

MENLO AVE

CORNELL ST

ALESSANDRO ST

BUENA VISTA ST

LUCERNE DR

GILBERT ST

THORNTON AVE

HEMET ST

EVENINGCLOUD ST

LANIER ST

BUENA VISTA ST

TERRY LN

SHELLYLN

THOMPSON ST

STATE ST STATE ST

SAN JACINTO ST

STATEST

PARK AVE

WHITTIER AVE

MCSWEENY PKWY
LOTUS

HEMET ST

GRAND TETON AVE

HEMET ST

KIMBALL AVE

ACACIA AVE

GILBERT ST GILBERT ST

CENTRAL AVE

MENLO AVE

WHITTIER AVE

WESTON PL

JUANITA ST

TAYLOR ST

LAKE ST LAKE ST

GIBBEL RD

WESLEY PL

VAL MONTE DR

WHITTIER AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

STATE ST

LINCOLN AVE

ARIA RD

TAYLOR ST

STATE ST

ALESSANDRO ST

RUBY AVE

PARK AVE

OAKLAND AVE

JUANITA ST

BERKLEY AVE

THORNTON AVE

HARVARD ST

MERIDIAN ST

YALE ST

STATE ST

BUENA VISTA ST

OLIVETTE ST

STATE ST

SANTA FE ST

ROMONA ST

HEMET ST

TAYLOR ST

GILIA ST

BERKLEY AVE

OAKLAND AVE

SANTA FEST SANTA FE ST

OAKLAND AVE

STETSON AVE

HARVARD ST

ANNISA AVE

MERIDIAN ST

CARMALITA ST

AGAPE AVE

THOMPSON ST

FRANKLIN ST

SOUTH VILLAGE LOOP

MENLO AVE

CORNELL ST

THOMPSON ST

GIBBEL RD

WESTON PL

BUENA VISTA ST

MENLO AVE

CARMALITA ST

STATE ST

MENLO AVE

TERRY LN

ACACIA AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

PARK AVE

MARY LN

ROMONA ST

THOMPSON ST

STATE ST

INEZ ST

GILBERT ST

GIRARD ST

SANTA FE ST

HEMET ST

HARVARD ST

SOBOBA ST

STATE ST

CALONA PL

ALESSANDRO ST

STATE ST

BERKLEY AVE

GILBERT ST

JUANITA ST

FRUITVALE AVE

YALE ST

ROMONA ST

STATE ST

PARK AVE

HARVARD ST

JUANITA ST

TAYLOR ST

MERLYN ST

INEZ ST

CARMALITA ST

SANTA FE ST

LATHAM AVE

SANTA FE ST

GILBERT ST

BUENA VISTA ST

ARBOL RD

PARK AVE

MENLO AVE

CAMPUS WAY

INEZ ST

JUANITA ST

BERKLEY AVE BERKLEY AVE

VAL VERDE DR

YALE ST

GILBERT ST

GRAND TETON AVE

PARK AVE

HEMET ST

CARMALITA ST

STATE ST

DEVONSHIRE AVE LINCOLN AVE LINCOLN AVE

BUENA VISTA ST

MENLO AVE

STATE ST

SOBOBA ST

PARK AVE

STATE ST

SOBOBA ST

SANTA FE ST SANTA FE ST

LINCOLN AVE

GIRARD ST

BUENA VISTA ST

STATE ST

BUENA VISTA ST

INEZ ST

GARNET LN

YALE ST

OAKLAND AVE
153
116
112
115
152B
116A 116B
123
105
152
159
109
110
107
152A
106
108
152C
111
112B
112A
111A
123A
108A
107A

HEMET SOI
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HEMET SOI PCI MAPS

16.E.

³
0 625 1,250 2,500
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
School Site Parcels
HEMET
SH-74

ROC K VIEW DR

LITTLE LAKE RD

MESA GRANDE DR
CLARK DR M5600
MARINE DR M5778

QUAIL RD
SOBOBA ST S5377A JOHNSTON AVE M5199B

PEAK RD
VISTA
DEL VALLE S 5648 BRIARWOOD AVE M7018
REVERE AVE M5533
OLD LAKE ST M5215D
ORANGE PL M5709
WIS D OM DR M10245A
LOIS CT M5892

MCCOMAS CT
LAKE ST M5215A
MULBERRY DR M5690 PLYMOUTH ST M5674

HEMET ST
TAVA LN M5705
STETSON AVE S5388C
CHAMBERS AVE M5057
LORI LN M5985
BOYER AVE M5668

INDIAN TREE DR
DESCANSO DR M7236
TIERRA VERDE DR M7668
MAYBERRY AVE S5242B
LAKE ST M5215C
ACACIA AVE S5002
SEQUOIA LN M7174
LAKE ST M5215F
CAVALIER DR M5749

GAUSE CIR
LEGEND LN M5641
STARDUST ST M5856
STETSON AVE S5388D
SUNSET LN M5593
FRANCES LN M5880
LEVI CT M7928
SAN JACINTO ST S5354C
SHADOW LN M5181
OLIVE DR M7003
MARCELLA LN M5860
MARION AVE M5684
MELROSE AVE M5532
WANDER LUST DR M5855
FIESTA PL M5686

FLORIDA AVE
YALE ST M5443
MCDOWELL ST M5572A
NAOMI DR M7150
ROGER ST M7234
POPPY DR M5764
BELLINGHAM WAY M7933
NICOLE CT M7675
DIXON DR M5710

NUCKOLLS CT
LIBERTY DR M7149
BUTLER LN M7952
VINTON PL M7274
FELTON CT M7275

CHANTAL DR
BROCK AVE M5713
PACHEA TRL M5639
ALDER AVE M7193
HOWARD MANOR M9280
CENTRAL AVE M5649
SHAROSE DR M7321
SHEFFIELD ST M5471
WHEELER DR M5604
TOLEDO DR M7583 CORNELL ST M5073
WHITTIER AVE S5429
RUE DE LA SHARMIE M5957
ORANGE BLOSSOM LN M10449A
SANTA FE ST M5358A

ALENA CT
STANFORD ST S5383B
BIG SPRINGS RANCH RD M5640
HARMONY DR M5933
MERIDIAN ST M5254B
COLUMBIA ST S5069C
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
SHADOW MOUNTAIN WAY M7890
TORREY PINE CT M7212 LELA MAY AVE M5748
GRACE LN M5790
GREENHAVEN DR M7517
HEMET ST M5167A

CAHUILLA CT
ROSALIE AVE M5747
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
CORTE TECOLOTE M5119
HAMRE PL M7185
CLOUDREST WAY M7087
SANTEE CT M7795
ROYAL CIR M7375
LAKE ST M5215
ERIN DR M5983
LARKSPUR ST M7186
CYNTHIA ST M5697
COLUMBIA ST S5069A
LOMAS ST M7340
HEMET ST M5167B
DARTMOUTH ST M5088
THORNTON AVE M5404
ACADEMY DR M5861
ACACIA AVE M5002B
CAMELLIA DR M5762
STANFORD ST S5383A
ROSEMONT WAY M5847
MERRIWOOD DR M5592
PLEASANT ST M5320
SOBOBA ST M5377
GIRARD ST S5149
AVENIDA HORTENSIA M5115
CREST DR M5084

PLEASANT ST
STANFORD ST S5383B
LAKE ST M5215A
PACHEA TRL M5639
WHITTIER AVE S5429
STANFORD ST S5383A
STETSON AVE S5388C

PLEASANT ST
LAKE ST M5215A
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
CREST DR M5084
SH-74 FLORIDA AVE
VISTA DEL VALLE S5648
SH-74

LITTLE LAKE RD
HEMET ST M5167B
LAKE ST M5215C

FLORIDA AVE
STETSON AVE S5388C
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A

FLORIDA AVE
WHITTIER AVE S5429
CORNELL ST M5073
SH-74
STETSON AVE S5388C
HEMET ST M5167B
CLARK DR M5600
SH-74
DARTMOUTH ST M5088
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
SH-74 SH-74 SH-74
WHITTIER AVE S5429
STETSON AVE S5388C
LAKE ST M5215F
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SOBOBA ST S5377A
CREST DR M5084
GIRARD ST S5149
SH-74
SOBOBA ST S5377A
VISTA D EL VALLE S5648
SH-74 SH-74
STETSON AVE S5388C
ACACIA AVE M5002B
THORNTON AVE M5404
SH-74 SH-74

LESLIE DR

TAYLOR ST

YALE ST

MORTON PL

ACACIA AVE

LUCERNE DR

VAL VERDE DR

VAL MONTE DR

CENTRAL AVE

SHELLY LN

WESLEY PL

JOHNSTON AVE

GRIFFITH WAY

SANTA FE ST

DIXIE D R

TANGERINE AVE

EL NITA LN

WHITTIER AVE

WRIGHT ST

APRICOT LN

BARBER DR

MADDEN ST

SAN JACINTO ST

MAYBERRY AVE

ALCOTT CT

GIRARD ST

HEMET ST

THORNTON AVE

CRENSHAW DR

OLIVE TREE LN

CORNELL ST

MARGARET AVE

MERIDIAN ST

MAYFLOWER ST

STANFORD ST

MARLYCE LN

WESTON PL

SARAZEN ST HART ST

KIMBALL AVE

MAHAFFEY ST

MARION AVE

LANIER ST
PAT PL

KERN CT

LAURSEN ST

SANTA FE ST SANTA FE ST

MAYBERRY AVE TAYLOR ST SANTA FE ST SANTA FE ST

LANIER ST

TAYLOR ST

SANTA FE ST

SHELLYLN

SANTA FE ST

ACACIA AVE

TAYLOR ST

EL NITA LN

TAYLOR ST

YALE ST

SANTA FE ST

SAN JACINTO ST

WHITTIER AVE

LUCERNE DR

THORNTON AVE

JOHNSTON AVE

SANTA FE ST SANTA FE ST
116A
112
110
116B
111
111A
109
108A
105
115
2 8

16.E.

³
0 600 1,200 2,400
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
School Site Parcels
Tribal Lands
HEMET

SAN JACINTO
Soboba

ACACIA AVE
RAMONA EXPY S5501F
RIO VISTA DR M5781
GRANT AVE M5157
GEORGIA AVE M5144
AULD ST M7539
MASONIC DR M5035

WIS D OM
DR M10245A
5TH ST M5128

MCCOMAS CT
WENDELL DR M7658

GRANT AVE
LAKE ST M5215A WHITTIER AVE S5429
TIGRIS LN M9233
PEARTREE LN M565
MAYBERRY AVE S5242B 2
JERRY LN M5982
GERMAINE LN M7170
ACACIA AVE M5002C
LAKE ST M5215C
WHITTIER AVE M5429
YUKON CT M9288
SANSOME ST M5092

FAIRCHILD ST
JERRY LN M5982A
MARLENE ST M7685
BROWCA ST M7879
STEPHVON WAY M7260

MELOGOLD ST
WANDA LN M5923
DUMONT RD M7445
CHARLTON AVE M5060
JOANNE DR M7015
CORNISH AVE M7146
E ST M5104
SEINE CT M9235
AMAZON ST M9228
D ST M5085
FIESTA PL M5686
C ST M5038
MAYBERRY AVE S5242C
CYRIL LN M7592
ORPINGTON AVE M7147
SOBOBA ST S5377A
WYANDOTTE AVE M7145

MARK CT
PUTTERS LN M5775 ROSEBRUGH LN M7527
FRENCH CIR M7683
8TH ST M5108
MILLER WAY M7009
1ST ST M5133

THACKER DR
BUNTIN WAY M7020
HARVEY WAY M7021
ESPIRIT CIR M7989
BETHLAM AVE M7995
OLD AGENCY RD M7903
VIA MARIA DR M5944
GALICIA DR M7761
RASSLE DR M7153
BALLEW WAY M7311
LOIRE CT M9284
MARTA CT M7404
PIONEER AVE M7303
PALM AVE M5301
CHARLOTTE DR M7680
SAN MATEO WAY M5839
HACIENDA ST M7222
HARTLEY AVE M7302
CORTE TECOLOTE M5119
GROVEWOOD CIR M7811
SPRINGWOOD CIR M7812
MOUNTAIN AVE S5269A LAKE ST M5215
HOWARD DR M7288
JARED LN M7421
6TH ST M5374
GALLIPOLI PL M7766
ALSACE LN M7764
CHICAGO AVE S5062
BELLVIEW ST M7542
CHICAGO AVE M5062
MAYB ERRY AVE M5242
WAGNER WAY M7547
SEAL ROCK CT M5030
LINCOLN AVE M5221
LINCOLN AVE M5222
ALTO DR M5774
ACACIA AVE M5002B
COMPIEGNE DR M7769
PAYNE AVE M7280

WASHINGTON AVE
OLIVE AVE M5292
CEDAR AVE S5386
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
LAKE ST M5215B
AVENIDA HORTENSIA M5115
PLEASANT ST M5320A
SH-74
MEADOW GROVE ST M7955B
JUTLAND DR M7770
RIM RD M5782
SH-74
SH-74 SH-74 SH-74 1ST ST M5133
SH-74
D ST M5085
WHITTIER AVE S5429
SH-74
WANDA LN M5923
SH-74
RAMONA EXPY S5501F
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74
PALM AVE M5301
SH-74
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74
8TH ST M5108
OLIVE AVE M5292
SOBOBA ST S5377A
SH-74
PALM AVE M5301
SH-74
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
PALM AVE M5301
OLIVE AVE M5292
SH-74 SH-74
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74

SOBOBA ST

LAKE ST

STEINER DR

RIVER ST

MOUNTAIN AVE BOLT LN

MERLYN ST

ZOLDER ST

STERLING AVE

SMITH RD

JUEL LN

LINCOLN AVE

TANGERINE AVE

COLORADO DR

PIKE DR

LAURESA LN

WASHINGTON AVE

WINTHROP DR

BERKLEY AVE

ORANGE GROVE AVE

ALMARIE WAY

TELL LN

CHARLTON AVE
JAM ST

MARMALADE LN

LOMBARD CT

SUTRO CT

RUGGIERI LN

BIDWELL LN

PLUM PL

CHERYL ST

NECTAR AVE

PAMELA CT

ASHMEAD DR

JELLY WAY

LIMEROCK AVE

VAILWOOD DR

DELICIOUS DR

KERN CT

SOBOBA ST

TELL LN

SOBOBA ST

LINCOLN AVE

TELL LN

BERKLEY AVE

MOUNTAIN AVE

ORANGE GROVE AVE

WASHINGTON AVE

LAURESA LN

MERLYN ST

BERKLEY AVE

SOBOBA ST

LAKE ST

PIKE DR

LAKE ST

LINCOLN AVE LINCOLN AVE LINCOLN AVE LAKE ST

CHERYL ST

SOBOBA ST SOBOBA ST

BERKLEY AVE

SOBOBA ST LINCOLN AVE
112
107
152B
152A
152C
112B
112A
107A
3 8

16.E.

³
0 900 1,800 3,600
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
R
O
C

K VIEW DR LITTLE LAKE RD
RAWL I N GS RD S5987
RIM RD
MANDARIN DR M5904
JOHNSTON AVE M5199B
OLD LAKE ST M5215D

JASON CT
SOBOBA ST S5377A

VISTA DEL
VALLE S5648

HEMET ST
CHAMBERS AVE M5057TIERRA VERDE DR M7668 LAKE ST
M
5 2
1 5
F
STETSON AVE S5388D
STETSON AVE S5388C

NUCKOLLS CT

CHANTAL DR
ABBOTT LN M7659 SHEFFIELD ST M5471 CREST DR M 5084

ALENA CT
HEMET ST M5167A
ADOBE DR M5784
THORNTON AVE M5404
CHAD CT M7601
LAKE ST M5215A
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C

PLEASANT ST
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
LAKE ST M5215F

PLEASANT ST
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
STETSON AVE S5388D
SOBOB A ST S5377A
STETSON AVE S5388D
CHAMBERS AVE M5057
J
O
H
N
S
T
O
N
A
V
E
M
5 1
9 9
B
153
116
116B
112
152B
159 123
152
116A
111A
4 8

16.E.

³
0 700 1,400 2,800
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
STETSON AVE S5388D
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
MANDARIN DR M5904
RIM RD
OLD LAKE ST M5215D PLEASANT ST M5320
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C

PLEASANT ST PLEASANT ST
STETSON AVE S5388D
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
B
AUTISTA RD S5019C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
153
116
116B
152B
112 152
5 8

16.E.

³
0 700 1,400 2,800
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
School Site Parcels
HEMET

GIBBEL RD

TRACY LN

ROC K VIEW DR

STEIN WAY
CREST DR M5084

STARLIGHT MESA DR

GIRARD ST

QUAIL RD
RAWL I N GS RD S5987

GRIECO WAY
STATE ST S5922

PEAK RD
VISTA DEL VALLE S 5648
GIBBEL RD S5146

QUIET HILLS DR

GRULLA WAY
GIBBEL RD M5146

HEMET ST
DESCANSO DR M7236

OSBOURNE CIR

GAUSE CIR
E NEWPORT RD M5280
CHAMBERS AVE M5057
MERIDIAN ST M5254A

CHANTAL DR
PACHEA TRL M5639

MESA GRANDE DR

ALENA CT
HEMET ST M5167A

CAHUILLA CT
DIAMOND DR M5798
BIG SPRINGS RANCH RD M5640

POLLY BUTTE RD
E NEWPORT RD M5280A
PACHEA TRL M5639

GIRARD ST
E NEWPORT RD M5280A
CREST DR M5084 CREST DR M5084

MESA GRANDE DR
GIBBEL RD S5146
GIB BEL RD M5146
VISTA DEL VALLE S5648

GIRARD ST GIRARD ST
GIBBEL RD M5146

MESA GRANDE DR
CREST DR M5084
VISTA D EL VALLE S5648
GIBBEL RD S5146
GIBBEL RD M5146
PACHEA TRL M5639

MORSE RD

STATE ST

ARBOL RD

GIBBEL RD

PALM AVE

KARI RD

DOMENIGONI PKWY

JOYCE RD

MEDHI AVE

GARNET LN

DIAMOND RD

CHAMBERS ST

MCSWEENY PKWY

FERRERO WAY

SUNCUPST

NATALIE JOY ST
A ST

MISTYBLUE ST

GILIA ST

FORESTRUN ST
LUPINE

AMARANTH ST

BERRYBUSH ST

HYDRANGEA ST

FARMSTEAD ST

FEEDER ST
LOTUS

MAHOGANY

KNOTGRASS ST

MONTAGE ST
MARVEL

OLIVETTE ST

HELIOTROP

PLANTER CT

GILBERT ST

WILDRYE CT

BUENA VISTA ST

HOMEWARD ST

TOBAGO ST

SOUTH VILLAGE LOOP

TIVOLI CT

TRINIDAD ST

FIELDRUSH ST

HESHMET ST

STARGAZER ST

NORTH VILLAGE LOOP

EVERLASTING ST

MARTINIQUE ST

HEATHERS ST

ALMANAC ST

SAINT CROIX ST

CORKWOOD ST

EVERLAST CT

BAHAMA DR

EVENINGCLOUD ST

MAHAFFEY ST

MISTYBLUE CT

BELLWOOD ST

BERMUDA DR

LANSING ST

AGATE ST

SANTA FE ST

EYEBRIGHT ST

TREFOIL CT

FORESTRUN CT

PARSNIP ST

MOONSHIMMER ST

CLEOMELLA CT

LOVEGRASS LN

GIBBEL RD

MCSWEENY PKWY

SOUTH VILLAGE LOOP

STATE ST

OLIVETTE ST

STATE ST

LANSING ST

STARGAZER ST

GARNET LN

HELIOTROP

ARBOL RD

STATE ST

MORSE RD

STATE ST

MCSWEENY PKWY

BUENA VISTA ST
LOTUS

GILIA ST

STATE ST

CHAMBERS ST

GARNET LN

JOYCE RD

EVENINGCLOUD ST

GIBBEL RD

PALM AVE

STATE ST

STARGAZER ST

KARI RD

CHAMBERS ST

PALM AVE

STATE ST STATE ST

GILBERT ST

STATE ST

SUNCUP ST SOUTH VILLAGE LOOP

DIAMOND RD

STATE ST
116
115
116A 116B
123 123A
6 8

16.E.

³
0 1,000 2,000 4,000
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
School Site Parcels
HEMET
HEMET
HEMET
BAUTISTA RD S5019C

GIRARD ST

GIBBELRD
RIO VISTA DR M5781

ROC K VIEW DR

LITTLE LAKE RD
CLARK DR M5600
GRANT AVE M5157
MARINE DR M5778

QUAIL RD
SOBOBA ST S5377A

STARLIGHT MESA DR
RAWL I N GS RD S5987
SH-74
RIM RD
MANDARIN DR M5904
JOHNSTON AVE M5199B

PEAK RD
VISTA DELVALLE S 5648 BRIARWOOD AVE M7018
GIBBEL RD S5146
REVERE AVE M5533
OLD LAKE ST M5215D
ORANGE PL M5709

JASON CT
WIS D OM DR M10245A
LOIS CT M5892

MCCOMAS CT

GRANT AVE
GIBBEL RD M5146
LAKE ST M5215A
MULBERRY DR M5690 PLYMOUTH ST M5674

HEMET ST
TAVA LN M5705
VIEJO DR M5783
STETSON AVE S5388C
CHAMBERS AVE M5057
LORI LN M5985
BOYER AVE M5668

INDIAN TREE DR
DESCANSO DR M7236
PEARTREE LN M5652
TIERRA VERDE DR M7668
MAYBERRY AVE S5242B
ACACIA AVE M5002C
LAKE ST M5215C
ACACIA AVE S5002
RIM RD M5782
SEQUOIA LN M7174
LAKE ST M5215F
CAVALIER DR M5749

GAUSE CIR
WHITTIER AVE M5429
LEGEND LN M5641
STARDUST ST M5856

FAIRCHILD ST
STETSON AVE S5388D
SUNSET LN M5593

MELOGOLD ST
DUMONT RD M7445
LEVI CT M7928
JOANNE DR M7015
SAN JACINTO ST S5354C
SHADOW LN M5181
OLIVE DR M7003
E ST M5104
MARION AVE M5684
D ST M5085

KRISHNA CIR
MELROSE AVE M5532
WANDER LUST DR M5855
FIESTA PL M5686
YALE ST M5443
MCDOWELL ST M5572A
MAYBERRY AVE S5242C
NAOMI DR M7150
ROGER ST M7234
POPPY DR M5764
BELLINGHAM WAY M7933
NICOLE CT M7675
DIXON DR M5710

NUCKOLLS CT
LIBERTY DR M7149
BUTLER LN M7952
VINTON PL M7274
FELTON CT M7275

CHANTAL DR
BROCK AVE M5713
PACHEA TRL M5639
ALDER AVE M7193

MARK CT
PUTTERS LN M5775
FRENCH CIR M7683
HOWARD MANOR M9280
CENTRAL AVE M5649
SHAROSE DR M7321
SHEFFIELD ST M5471
WHEELER DR M5604
TOLEDO DR M7583
1ST ST M5133
CORNELL ST M5073

THACKER DR
WHITTIER AVE S5429
RUE DE LA SHARMIE M5957
ORANGE BLOSSOM LN M10449A

MESA GRANDE DR

ALENA CT
STANFORD ST S5383B
OLD AGENCY RD M7903
VIA MARIA DR M5944
BIG SPRINGS RANCH RD M5640
HARMONY DR M5933
RASSLE DR M7153
MERIDIAN ST M5254B
COLUMBIA ST S5069C
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
SHADOW MOUNTAIN WAY M7890
TORREY PINE CT M7212 LELA MAY AVE M5748
MADISON CT M11565A
PIONEER AVE M7303
GRACE LN M5790
GREENHAVEN DR M7517
CHARLOTTE DR M7680
HEMET ST M5167A

CAHUILLA CT
SAN MATEO WAY M5839
HARTLEY AVE M7302
ROSALIE AVE M5747
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
CORTE TECOLOTE M5119
HAMRE PL M7185
CLOUDREST WAY M7087
SANTEE CT M7795
ROYAL CIR M7375
LAKE ST M5215
MARLYCE LN M5804
ADOBE DR M5784
ERIN DR M5983
JARED LN M7421
CYNTHIA ST M5697
LARKSPUR ST M7186
COLUMBIA ST S5069A
LOMAS ST M7340
HEMET ST M5167B
DARTMOUTH ST M5088
THORNTON AVE M5404
ACADEMY DR M5861
ACACIA AVE M5002B
MAYB ERRY AVE M5242
CAMELLIA DR M5762
STANFORD ST S5383A
ROSEMONT WAY M5847
MERRIWOOD DR M5592
ALTO DR M5774 PAYNE AVE M7280
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
GIRARD ST S5149
AVENIDA HORTENSIA M5115
PLEASANT ST M5320A

POLLY BUTTE RD
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
CREST DR M5084

PLEASANT ST
D ST M5085
SH-74
STETSON AVE S5388D

MESA GRANDE DR
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
PACHEA TRL M5639
VISTA D EL VALLE S5648
HEMET ST M5167B
WHITTIER AVE S5429
THORNTON AVE M5404
SH-74

PLEASANT ST
ACACIA AVE M5002B
GIBBELRD S5146
LAKE ST M5215A
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
DARTMOUTH ST M5088
CREST DR M5084
STETSON AVE S5388C
LAKE ST M5215A
STETSON AVE S5388C
CLARK DR M5600
STETSON AVE S5388D
WHITTIER AVE S5429 WHITTIER AVE S5429

GIRARD ST
SH-74
GIRARD ST S5149
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
SH-74
ACACIA AVE M5002B
STETSON AVE S5388C
SOBOBA ST S5377A
JOHNSTON AVE M5199A
MAYBERRY AVE S5242A
LAKE ST M5215F
ACACIA AVE M5002B
STETSON AVE S5388C
HEMET ST M5167B

MESA GRANDE DR
SH-74
STANFORD ST S5383A
ACACIA AVE M5002B
GIBBEL RD S5146
CORNELL ST M5073
JOHNSTON AVE M5199B
GIBBEL RD M5146
GIBBELRD M5146
STETSON AVE S5388C
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74
SOBOBA ST S5377A
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B

LITTLE LAKE RD
SH-74
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SOBOBA ST S5377A
RIO VISTA DR M5781
CREST DR M5084
ACACIA AVE M5002B
VISTA DEL VALLE S5648
LA
SH-74 SH-74 SH-74 KE ST M5215C
GIB BEL RD M5146

MORSE RD

GIBBEL RD

YALE ST

LESLIE DR

MORTON PL

ACACIA AVE

LUCERNE DR

VAL VERDE DR

VAL MONTE DR

EL NITA LN

WHITTIER AVE

SAN JACINTO ST

MAYBERRY AVE

GIRARD ST

CENTRAL AVE

JOHNSTON AVE

GRIFFITH WAY

OLIVE TREE LN

WESLEY PL

SHELLY LN

MAYFLOWER ST

NORTH VILLAGE LOOP

LAKE ST

SHELLY LN

ACACIA AVE

SAN JACINTO ST

LUCERNE DR

YALE ST

EL NITA LN
116
153
116B
112
116A
152B
110
111
112B
111A
109
108A
7 8

16.E.

³
0 1,000 2,000 4,000
Feet
Pavement Condition
Poor (25-50)
Very Good (85-100)
Very Poor (0-25)
Good (70-85)
At Risk (50-70)
School Site Parcels
Tribal Lands
HEMET
Soboba
BAUTISTA RD S5019C

D OE CANYON R D

ACACIA AVE
RIO VISTA DR M5781
RAMONA EXPY S5501F
GRANT AVE M5157

BEE CANYON RD
MARSHALL AVE M5240
GEORGIA AVE M5144
RIM RD
WHITTIER AVE S5429
MANDARI N DR M5904
AULD ST M7539 OLD LAKE ST M5215D

JASON CT
5TH ST M5128

MCCOMAS CT

GRANT AVE
VIEJO DR M5783
EMERSON ST M7851
P
E
A
R
T
R
E
E
L
N
M5652
JERRY LN M5982
GERMAINE LN M7170
ACACIA AVE M5002C
RIM RD M5782
WHITTIER AVE M5429
YUKON CT M9288
SANSOME ST M5092

FAIRCHILD ST
JERRY LN M5982A
MARLENE ST M7685
BROWCA ST M7879
STEPHVON WAY M7260

MELOGOLD ST
WANDA LN M5923
DUMONT RD M7445
CHARLTON AVE M5060
JOANNE DR M7015
SCHULTZ RD M5528
CORNISH AVE M7146
E ST M5104
D ST M5085
C ST M5038
MAYBERRY AVE S5242C CYRIL LN M7592

NUCKOLLS CT
ORPINGTON AVE M7147
WYANDOTTE AVE M7145

MARK CT
PUTTERS LN M5775
FRENCH CIR M7683
8TH ST M5108
MILLER WAY M7009
1ST ST M5133

THACKER DR
BUNTIN WAY M7020
HARVEY WAY M7021
GARRETT RYAN CT M7602
ESPIRIT CIR M7989
OLD AGENCY RD M7903
VIA MARIA DR M5944
RASSLE DR M7153
BALLEW WAY M7311
BUCKEYE LN M7939
MARTA CT M7404
PIONEER AVE M7303
PALM AVE M5301
CHARLOTTE DR M7680
MAYBERRY AVE S5242B
SAN MATEO WAY M5839
HACIENDA ST M7222
HARTLEY AVE M7302
GROVEWOOD CIR M7811
SPRINGWOOD CIR M7812
HOWARD DR M7288
WILSON WAY M7058
ADOBE DR M5784
JARED LN M7421
6TH ST M5374
BELLVIEW ST M7542
CHICAGO AVE M5062
MAYB
ER
RY
AVE
M5242
WAGNER WAY M7547
LINCOLN AVE M5221
ALTO DR M5774
ACACIA AVE M5002B
COMPIEGNE DR M7769
PAYNE AVE M7280
OLIVE AVE M5292
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B SH-74
PLEASANT ST M5320A
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
MEADOW GROVE ST M7955B

PLEASANT ST
JUTLAND DR M7770
JOHNSTON AVE M5199B
STETSON AVE S5388D
1ST ST M5133
8TH ST M5108
SH-74
SH-74
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B

PLEASANT ST
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SH-74
P
ALM AVE M5301
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SH-74
RIO VISTA DR M5781
OLIVE AVE M5292
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B FAIRVIEW AVE S5123B
SH-74
SH-74
D ST M5085
ACACIA AVE M5002B
FAIRVIEW AVE S5123C
BAUTISTA RD S5019C
WANDA LN M5923
P
A
L
M
A
V
E
M
5 3
0 1 BAUTISTA RD S5019C
SH-74
SH-74
STETSON AVE S5388D
SH-74
RAMONA EXPY S5501F
PALM AVE M5301
SH-74 SH-74
STETSON AVE S5388D
OLIVE AVE M5292
SH-74
SH-74 SH-74
ACACIA AVE M5002B
SH-74
SH-74

STEINER DR

TANGERINE AVE WINTHROP DR

ORANGE GROVE AVE JAM ST

MARMALADE LN

LOMBARD CT

SUTRO CT

PLUM PL
C
H
E
R
Y
L
S
T

NECTAR AVE

PAMELA CT

JELLY WAY

DELICIOUS DR

KERN CT

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To: John Maier; Steven Graham
Subject: ANONYMOUSS REQUEST - Planning Commission
Date: Monday, March 17, 2025 1:11:33 PM
Warning: This email originated from outside the City of Hemet. Think before you click! John Paul, per our conversation today, Monday 3/17/2025 at the public hearing, PLEASE, make all comments addressed in this letter ANONYMOUS! Because of Simon Chu's reputation & because of videos I've seen of him attacking both the McPheresons, I am a little concerned about my own safety.

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Dear City Clerk,
I have a request to make, as a voting citizen Hemet. I also live in the city of Hemet, proper.

There will be some empty slots on the Planning Commission now that Emory Papp has resigned in order to accept a position with the Community Development Department. I have some concerns about the upcoming vacancies that absolutely should be directed to all council members as an agenda item.

I notice that Hemet is seeing more candidates that are working for other municipalities. In viewing the Measure U candidates, there were several potential candidates from other cities, i.e. Temecula, Riverside County. That is a huge concern and could be a potential conflict of interest. The city should be looking just as carefully at the sphere of influence candidates., Currently we have a planning commissioner who lives in Hemet but works for another city/. This email is not aiming at this individual in particular and he is not as worrisome as some of the other potential candidates.

In particular, I would like to draw your attention to Krista Mason. Ms. Mason is eminently qualified as a planner, being a senior planner for the county of Riverside. In addition, council should be aware that Ms. Mason took "in kind" donations from developer Simon Chu. Mr.

Chu is having his own battles with the city. To date, no one has filed a FPPC complaint about Mason (or Kyriss, who is just as guilty of taking "in kind" donations . Neither of them reported those in-kind donations. That is illegal.

Several outspoken activists within Hemet are aware of this. Would the city want someone on a commission that has violated election laws? Would they want a planner from Riverside County? I know at least one current council member has expressed concern about Mason and I concur with him.

I have one more concern. Ms. Mason and Deborah Jackson are African Americans and both were rejected as Measure U committee members, rightfully so. Unfortunately, Council Woman Krupa accidently called Ms. Mason "Deborah", quickly making a joke of it. That could be construed as racist, "all blacks look alike.". If I caught that slip of the tongue, who else caught it? If council determines that Ms.

Mason would be a liability to Hemet, there is the possibility that she would take legal action against the city (discrimination lawsuit). That would wipe out the "insurance" (really not insurance although Tiffany Barnett referred to the $5 million premium AND deductible as such). Yes, I was listening to her budget report at the 03/11/25 council meeting.

I would like some confirmation that this will go into the agenda and if it does not, I'd like to know why. I would prefer that my name not be brought into this discussion, however, if you have to do it, so be it. In view of Mr. Chu's past physical behaviors to some of our community members, I have reasonable concerns about my own safety. I'm not paranoid, just cautious.

Thank you in advance for your attention to this. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.

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In mid-2022 I shared my concerns regarding the annexation proposed by Hemet United with the City Council through a public comment made at a council meeting. Hemet United is not a grassroots movement of underserved residents. This is a purposefully engineered maneuver to make sweeping changes to the face of the existing communities Comment or
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outside of Hemet. I am a resident of a CDP south of Hemet known as Sage. We have our own identity and have zero desire to be swept into the city of Hemet. We are not even within the city’s sphere of influence. However, as the lines were drawn for this proposal, the residents of Sage are unlikely to find adequate traction to stop this action. In light of that, I wanted to remind City officials that annexation brings with it considerable responsibility for the municipality. For example, contrary to the staff report, there are significant Public Works costs that have not been addressed. Our small community contains 5.6 miles of dirt roads. These are currently dedicated, and accepted, for public use. The majority of these are owner maintained. However, this traffic designation does not exist for public roads within the city.

Therefore, if annexed I will be demanding a level of service commensurate with the city streets of Hemet. Our roads have never been graded, have many failed and failing culverts and have been encroached upon by residents’ landscaping and numerous trees. I will task the City of Hemet with bringing all of these roads to an acceptable performance standard in regards to surface material, condition, width, and drainage patterns. We are a small pocket of properties that were conceived with agriculture and animal husbandry in mind. Again, I find that the city of Hemet’s current resources lack the breadth to be able to address our needs with the same appropriateness of Cal Fire and the Riverside County Sheriff Department. We currently are receiving excellent and timely service which fit our existing identity. Annexing our area, and preserving its identity, will not generate significant income, but will generate significant challenges for both city offices and the residents. It is a real lose-lose proposition initiated by a small group of powerful people who have something to gain. It would serve you to examine the real costs that this proposal will bring to the city and the extent to which it will lessen the availability to access services for all parties concerned. Your current residents will lose service density and so will we. The difference is that you will be legally bound to uphold our current levels, or even improve them. Therefore your current residents will certainly see less service availability. Although the boundary lines of this proposal were drawn with great attention and intention, it seems that we are being brought along for a ride that none of us asked for. I urge you to examine this motion with the skepticism it deserves.

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The price of the replacement vehicles seems a bit steep. For the cost of up-fitting 1 vehicle a transmission could be replaced 5 to 10 times over. What exactly does the up-fitting entail that it could buy a new car in its own right? How much would it cost to maintain the current vehicles? And how is this more cost effective than continuing to maintain the vehicles to be replaced?
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needed. Some intersections have stop signs when they clearly need traffic lights. Half the traffic lights never work and nothing ever seems to get fixed. I have made conplaints and i never see any fixes.

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