Highland City Council
June 13, 2023

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY

OF HIGHLAND LEVYING CHARGES FOR REFUSE
COLLECTION SERVICES FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023- 24
PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 8. 12 OF THE HIGHLAND

MUNICIPAL CODE AND ORDERING THE RESIDENTIAL

CHARGES TO BE COLLECTED ON THE COUNTY OF

SAN BERNARDINO TAX ROLL

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND DOES HEREBY FIND, DETERMINE, ORDER AND RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The City Council finds:

A. Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 8. 12 of the City of Highland Municipal Code ( the " Municipal Code") and Article 4 of Chapter 6 of Part 3 of Division 5 of the California Health and Safety Code, commencing with Section 5470 ( the " Code"), the City Council is authorized to levy an annual refuse collection service charge ( the Charge") and to have such Charge collected on the tax roll in the same manner, by the same persons, and at the same time as, together with and not separately from, the general taxes of the City.

B. The Charges against residential parcels are collected on the County of San Bernardino tax roll.

C. The City Council has caused a written report ( the " Written Report") to be prepared and filed with the City Clerk. The Written Report contains a description of each residential parcel of real property within the City to which the Charge is applicable ( the " Identified Parcels") and the amount of the Charge for each such Identified Parcel for fiscal year 2023- 24.

D. Following notice duly given in accordance with law, the City Council has held a full and fair public hearing regarding the Written Report and the levy and collection of the Charge for fiscal year 2023- 24 and heard and considered all objections and protests thereto.

E. No majority protest against the Written Report exists, as determined in accordance with Section 5473. 2 of the Code.

Section 2. The City Council hereby overrules all protests and objections to the Written Report and approves the Written Report as filed.

Section 3. The City Council hereby levies the Charge against the Identified Parcels for fiscal year 2023- 24 in the amount set forth in the Written Report. 1-
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Section 4. The adoption of this resolution constitutes the levy of the Charge against the Identified Parcels for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024.

Section 5. The Charge for residential parcels shall be collected for fiscal year 2023-24 on the County of San Bernardino tax roll in the same manner, by the same persons, and at the same time as, together with and not separately from, the general taxes of the City.

Section 6. The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to file the Written Report with the City Treasurer with a statement endorsed on said Written Report over the CityClerk's signaturethatthe WrittenReporthasbeenapprovedand finallyadopted by the City Council. Upon receipt of the Written Report from the City Clerk, the City Treasurer shall enter the amount of the Charge against the Identified Parcels as they appear on the current assessment roll.

Section 7. The City Clerk is hereby further authorized and directed to file with the County Auditor of the County of San Bernardino a copy of the Written Report, with a statement endorsed thereon over the City Clerk's signature that the Written Report has been approved and finally adopted by the City Council, with a certified copy of this Resolution.

PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 13thday of June, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk
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Council Meeting Date: Li 1\1E I aa O 23
From: Doug gIn mire- 7129 Dundee Ave
To: Honorable Mayor, City Council
I am 75 years old, and have lived in Highland for 45 years, I have served the Public for 45 years. Recently I have observed throughout the City many Handicapped parking violations.

At my Wife' s and my age, we do not use the Handicapped I.D. available to us, because there are people with more severe disabilities than ours.

Every time we go somewhere in Highland, the Handicapped spaces are being used by people that do not display any Handicapped signs or some one who borrows grandma' s Handicapped signs to go to the store.

The worst cituation is when I saw a Veteran of foreign war, Amputee struggling to walk with a cane from far away because all the spaces were taken by people who do not have signs displayed on their vehicles.

Recommendation: Hire a Parking Officer just for the purpose of Citing these violations. This Officer could Cite, Handicapped violations, Fire Hydrant infractions, and Residential Parking violations.

The Citation Revenue will pay for the Officers salary.

I originally contacted the Highland Sherriff about this issue and they informed that they are aware of the problem, and with 30 to 50 police call per shift , by the time you report violation and an officer arrives the violators will most likely be gone. Therefore I would like to:

Recommend to City Council that a Parking Officer be hired under the Supervision of the Highland Police.

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Hello,
My name is Justin Prasad and I am a resident of Highland. I am writing this statement to protest against the proposed increase in price for the collection of trash, recycling and organics by Burrtec. Please let me know if anything else is necessary from myself regarding this written protest. Thank you.

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Subject: Written Protest to Increase in monthly refuse collection IYoudon' t often get email from wlennick@yahoo. com. Learn why this is important EXTERNAL EMAIL: Do not click on links or open attachments unless you know the content is safe.

Dear City Of Highland,
Dear Burrtec employess:

My name is William Lennick and I am a homeowner residing at 27268 Main St in Highland, California 92346.

I hereby submit my protest to the proposed increase in refuse services fees in writing due to an extreme necessity to voice my concern and opinion, while I am not be able to attend the actual hearing to speak up on multiple issues.

Although I understand that with time and constantly updating regulations, all this affects operational expenses of a variety of public utilities providers, but it is also important to acknowledge that nowadays the inflation rate is increasingly high and that overall cost of living has went up, while the quality of living has stagnated or, even in many cases, has gone down due to inability of our economy to catch up with the adjustment of cost of living.

I say that not only from personal experience but also after communicating with many citizens at work and during free time.

I can certainly attest that in the past year or so my salary cannot catch up with the speed. of the inflation and there is a necessity to save on basic products needed for life, like groceries, gasoline, clothes and primary utilities like water and power.

This whole ordeal especially affects customers like me who has a small household and do not max out the refuse, yard waste or recycling services provided by Burrtec. In such case I will have to pay more for the same service without any option to save money or receive incentives. I would extremely appreciate if Burrtec was able to at least save current rates for customers like me, or please provide with an alternative on how to save money for low- volume users; for example, how about creating a smaller trash can and enforce harder for overfilling them.

Please do what you can to accommodate our community! Your service is greatly appreciated! Sincerely,
William Lennick
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Highland CA 92346
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STAFF REPORT

TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: June 13, 2023
FROM: Joseph A. Hughes, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: CarlosZamano, PublicWorksDirector/CityEngineerG2 PREPARED BY: Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager---_ SUBJECT: Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District 96-1 Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023- 24)
RECOMMENDATION: Approve Resolution No. 2023- ordering the continued maintenance of improvements in Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1, confirmingthe Engineer's Report, and levying the assessmentfor fiscal year 2023- 24.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Noticeof PublicHearingwas publishedin the San BernardinoSun on May25, 2023andwaspostedatthreepublicplacespursuanttotheHighlandMunicipalCode.

BACKGROUND: At theMay9, 2023, meeting, theCityCouncilgavepreliminaryapprovalof the Engineer' s Report and set June 13, 2023, as the date of Protest Hearing for the 2023/24 assessment of Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1. Please refer to the attached May 9t" Staff Reportfor fiscal impactand backgroundand refer to the Engineer's Reportpreviously submitted with said staff report for details of the assessment district.

Attachments: 1. Proposed Resolution No. 2023 - _ Ordering the Continued Maintenance of Improvements

2. Staff Report dated May 9, 2023
Approved Motion
Denied Ayes
Continued Noes
Tabled Abstain
Absent
Second Agenda Item No.

File No.

City Clerk City
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ATTACHMENT 1
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023-_

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND

ORDERING THE CONTINUED MAINTENANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS IN
THE CONSOLIDATED LANDSCAPE AND LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 96-1

AND CONFIRMING THE ENGINEER' S REPORT AND
LEVYING THE ASSESSMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023124
WHEREAS, the City Councilof the Cityof Highlanddid on the 9tt' of May, 2023, adopt its Resolution of Intention No. 2023- 011 to order the herein described work in connection with the assessment procedures in Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1, which Resolution of Intention No. 2023- 011 was duly and legally publishedinthetime, formandmannerasrequiredbylaw. AsshownbytheAffidavitof Publication, said Resolution of Intention is on file in the office of the City Clerk; and WHEREAS, said City Council havingduly receivedthe consideredevidence, oral and documentary, concerningthe jurisdictionfacts in this proceedingand concerningthe necessityforthecontemplatedworkandthebenefitsto be derivedtherefromandsaid CityCouncilhavingnowacquiredjurisdictionto ordertheproposedmaintenancework; SECTION 1. It is hereby resolvedby the City Councilof the City of Highlandthat the public interestand conveniencerequiresthe continuationof assessment proceduresfor the district, and said City Council hereby order that the work as set forth and describe in said Resolution of Intention No. 2023- 011 be done and made; and
SECTION 2. Be it further resolved that the report filed by the Engineer is hereby finally approved; and
SECTION3. Be it finallyresolvedthat the assessmentfor FiscalYear 2023/24 and method of assessment in the Engineer' s Report are hereby approved and said assessments are hereby levied.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 13t" day of June, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
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City Clerk
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STAFF REPORT

TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: May 9, 2023
FROM: Joseph A. Hughes, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: Carlos Zamano, Public Works Director/ City Engineer ( PREPARED BY: Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager
SUBJECT: Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District 96-1 Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)
RECOMMENDATION: ( 1) Adopt Resolution 2023- giving preliminaryapprovalof the Annual Report; and
2) Adopt Resolution 2023- settingJune 13, 2023as the date of the protest hearing.

FISCAL IMPACT: Totalproposedamountsfor2023/24assessmentareasfollows:

Zone A ( Lighting) $ 344, 210. 00
Zone B ( Landscape) 491, 292. 00
Zone C ( Trail) 15, 171. 00
Zone D ( Park) 106, 917. 00
TOTAL $ 957, 590. 00
For FY 2023/24 Zone B will have an estimatedbudget deficit of 219,481. TheCity's sharefor ParkMaintenancein ZoneD (Park) is estimated to be $ 55, 040.

PUBLIC NOTICE: Public notice is not required prior to the City Council taking action on this matter. However, the Agenda was posted at the three ( 3) locationswithinthe City, as requiredby CouncilResolution, andon the City' s Website.

Approved Motion
Denied Ayes
Noes
Continued Abstain
Tabled Absent
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File No.

City Clerk // City` lOfanager
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City Council Meeting of
May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

The City's ConsolidatedLandscapeand LightingDistrict96-1 consists of four zones. They are Zone A ( Lighting), Zone B ( Landscape), Zone C ( Trail) and Zone D ( Park). Each zone is further divided into several sub - zones. The revenues and expenditures of each sub -zone are tracked separatelysothataseparatebudgetcanbeprepared, anda separateassessmentamountcan be projected for each sub -zone.

OnFebruary14, 2023, theCityCounciladoptedResolutionNo. 2023-003whichdirectedthe Engineerof Work" to makeand file with the City Clerkthe FiscalYear 2023/24 AnnualReport that is attached hereto as Attachment 1. The proposed Resolution, attached hereto as Attachment2, gives preliminaryapprovalof the Engineer's Report. The proposed Resolution, attachedheretoas Attachment3, setsthe ProtestHearingfor the regularlyscheduledCity Council meeting on June 13, 2023.

Zone A ( Lighting)
The amountof assessmentshas been set at the 1993-94 level with no increasefor twenty-six consecutive years. It should be noted the City has completed the purchase of the eligible streetlightsfrom SouthernCaliforniaEdisonand retrofittedthe streetlightsto LEDlamps.

The 2023/ 24annual assessment will continue for another year as follows:

Zone Land Use Assessment
Urban
Residential $ 23. 75
Residential Rural $ 20. 51
Non - Residential $ 28. 86
Agricultural $ 7. 71
Rural
A- 5 $ 7. 07
Zone B ( Landscape)
ZoneB (Landscape) willincludeeighty-four (84) sub -zonesin fiscalyear2023/24. Forty-seven 47) sub -zones are currently maintained by the City. Landscaping of thirty- seven ( 37) sub - zones are being maintained by the property owners.
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City Council Meeting of
May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

For fiscal year 2023/ 24, sixteen ( 16) sub -zones will remain at their current assessment level, thirty- one ( 31) sub -zones are proposedto be increasedby five percent (5%), thirty- seven ( 37) sub -zones will have zero assessment. The proposed 5% increase of assessments do not require separate approval of the property owners because the increase is within the percentage ofannualadjustmentpreviouslyapprovedintheoriginalballot. Itshouldbenotedthatinfiscal year 2023/24 there, will be a projectedbudget deficit in the amount of $ 219, 481. In addition, fifteen ( 15) sub -zones do not allow for an increase in assessment rate without re -balloting.

Underthe directionof the Financesubcommittee, Staff is currentlyexploringoptionsto reduce costs and/ or increase the assessments for those fifteen ( 15) sub - zones that have a negative fund balance.

Forcomparisonpurposes, belowarethe2020121, 2021 /22, 2022/23andtheproposed2023/24 assessment:

Zone Tract/ Proposed
B Parcel Map Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24

31. 42 - 31. 42 - 31. 42 - 31. 42 -
B- 0 12484 Centex 45. 28 45. 28 45. 28 45. 28
10102 31. 24 - 31. 24 - 31. 24 - 31. 24 -
B- 1
10102- 5
Pulsar 34. 36 34. 36 34. 36 34. 36
13936 JM Dev./ 30. 14 - 30. 14 - 30. 14 - 30. 14 -
B 2 1- 2- 3 Forecast Homes 33. 15 33. 15 33. 15 33. 15
12474 7. 85 - 7. 85 - 7. 85 - 7. 85 -
B- 3
12474- 1
Centex 8. 64 8. 64 8. 64 8. 64
108. 94 - 108. 94 - 108. 94 - 108. 94 -
B- 4 11181 Sexton 119. 83 119. 83 119. 83 119. 83

30. 90 - 30. 90 - 30. 90 - 30. 90 -
B- 5 13956 Raleco 33. 99 33. 99 33. 99 33. 99
Kaufman & 54. 74 - 54. 74 - 54. 74 - 54. 74 -
B- 6 14190 Broad 60. 21 60. 21 60. 21 60. 21

38. 30 - 38. 30 - 38. 30 - 38. 30 -
B- 7 13237 Low 42. 13 42. 13 42. 13 42. 13
Highland 63. 61 - 63. 61 - 63. 61 - 63. 61 -
B- 8 13315 Pointe 297. 05 297. 05 297. 05 297. 05
Canyon 888. 75 - 888. 75 - 888. 75 - 888. 75 -
B- 9 PM 12821 North 2, 103. 75 2, 103. 75 2, 103. 75 2, 103. 75 -7-
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Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Zone Tract/ Proposed
B Parcel Map Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24

46. 15 - 46. 15 - 46. 15 - 46. 15 -
B- 10 14326 SunCal 50. 77 50. 77 50. 77 50. 77
14398 Kaufman & 24. 78 - 24. 78 - 24. 78 - 24. 78 -
B- 11
1, - 2, - 3 Broad 27. 26 27. 26 27. 26 27. 26
B- 12 PM 14063
Smith' s
Food 4 Less)
Zero Zero Zero Zero
14095, 42. 30 - 42. 30 - 42. 30 - 42. 30 -
B- 13 1
Braemar 46. 53 46. 53 46. 53 46. 53
B- 14 Various
East Highlands Zero Zero Zero Zero
Ranch

31. 82 - 31. 82 - 31. 82 - 31. 82 -
B- 15 10726 Centex 35. 00 35. 00 35. 00 35. 00
15583 17. 87 - 17. 87 - 17. 87 - 17. 87 -
B- 16 15609
Gardner 19. 65 19. 65 19. 65 19. 65
7996 48. 96 - 48. 96 - 48. 96 - 48. 96 -
B- 17
8718
Carriage Hills 195. 84 195. 84 195. 84 195. 84
B- 18 PM 14475 Arco Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 19 PM 14615 Beaver Zero Zero Zero Zero
129. 88 - 136. 37 - 143. 18 - 150. 34 -
B- 20 15618 Stratham 142. 87 150. 00 157. 50 165. 37

72. 92 - 76. 57 - 80. 39 - 84. 41 -
B- 21 15788 Gardner 80. 21 84. 23 88. 43 92. 86
Centex/ 25. 98 - 27. 28 - 28. 64 - 30. 07 -
B- 22 14362 SunCal 28. 58 30. 01 31. 50 33. 08
B- 23 PM 15119 Landmark Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 24 15788 Gardner 5, 065 5, 320 5, 584 5, 863
B- 25 N/ A San Manuel 8, 442 8, 861 9, 296 9, 765
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Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Zone Tract/ Proposed
B Parcel Map Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24 B- 26 PM 15438 Walgreen' s 4, 994 5, 242 5, 505 5, 779
B- 27 N/ A McDonald' s Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 28 N/ A Orco Products Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 29 N/ A Wendy' s/ 4, 755 4, 990 5, 236 5, 502
Gardner
160. 16 - 168. 17 - 176. 57 - 185. 40 -
B- 30 15375 Centex 176. 18 184. 99 194. 23 203. 94
15969 & Harwood 224. 93 - 236. 18 - 247. 98 - 260. 38 - B- 31 15969- 1 Homes 247. 42 259. 80 272. 78 286. 42
B- 32 N/ A
Universal Zero Zero Zero Zero
Storage
B- 33 N/ A Check Cashing Zero Zero Zero Zero

83. 62 - 87. 80 - 92. 19 - 96. 79 -
B- 34 16404 Gardner 91. 98 96. 58 101. 40 106. 47
Highland 60. 50 - 63. 53 - 66. 70 - 70. 04 -
B- 35 14757 Orchards 66. 55 69. 88 73. 37 77. 04
B- 36 16543
Mountain 1, 498. 42 1, 573. 34 1, 652. 00 1, 734. 60
Shadows
Highland 174. 38 - 183. 10 - 192. 25 - 201. 86 -
B- 37 16607 Meadows 191. 82 201. 41 211. 48 222. 05
B- 38 PM 9112
Pro - Cast Zero Zero Zero Zero
Properties
Highland 335. 02 - 351. 77 - 369. 35 - 387. 82 -
B- 39 15960 Orchards 368. 52 386. 95 406. 29 426. 60
B- 40 PM 16788
Valencia Lea Zero Zero Zero Zero
Mobile Home
B- 41 16914 Toll Bros. Zero Zero Zero Zero
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May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96-1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Zone Tract/ Proposed
B Parcel Map Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24 B- 42 N/ A Abdon Lucero Zero Zero Zero Zero
516. 59 - 542. 42 - 569. 54 - 598. 01 -
B- 43 17590 Gardner 568. 25 596. 66 626. 49 657. 81
736. 88 - 773. 72 - 812. 40 - 853. 02 -
B- 44 17263 Williams Homes 810. 57 851. 09 893. 64 938. 32 B- 45 PM 17957 CVS/ Bakers Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 46 PM 18012 Citicom Zero Zero Zero Zero
214. 22 - 224. 93 - 236. 17 - 247. 98 -
B- 47 18199 Gardner 235. 64 247. 42 259. 79 272. 78
B- 48 Various
Greenspot 75, 572 79, 331 83, 252 87, 043
Median/ Parkways
B- 49 N/ A Farmer Bros Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 50 N/ A
Fifth Street Zero Zero Zero Zero
Medians
B- 51 N/ A
Jack - in - the- Zero Zero Zero Zero
Box
B- 52 N/ A
Jack - in - the- Zero Zero Zero Zero
Box Median
B- 53 PM 19025
Valero Gas Zero Zero Zero Zero
Station
B- 54 N/ A
Baseline 13, 548 14, 226 14, 937 15, 684
Parkways
631. 76 - 663. 35 - 696. 51 - 731. 34 -
B- 55 18677 Williams Homes 694. 94 729. 69 766. 17 804. 48 B- 56 18677 Williams Homes 74. 57 78. 30 82. 21 86. 32
B- 57 N/ A Dairy Queen Zero Zero Zero Zero
Parkway
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City Council Meeting of
May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Zone Tract/ Proposed
B Parcel Map Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24 B- 58 N/ A Dairy Queen Zero Zero Zero Zero
Median
1, 083. 48 - 1, 137. 65 - 1, 194. 53 - 1,254. 25 -
B- 59 N/ A DFI Olive, Inc. 1, 191. 83 1, 251. 42 1, 313. 98 1, 379. 68 B- 60 PM 19376 Family Dollar, Inc. Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 61 Various
Base Line Town 8, 518 8, 943 9, 391 9, 860
Center Medians
B- 62 N/ A Jae Kim Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 63 N/ A
Brightwater 8, 603 9, 034 9, 485 9, 960
Medians
B- 64 N/ A
Brightwater Zero Zero Zero Zero
Parkway
B- 65 N/ A EVWD Parkway Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 66 N/ A EVWD Median Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 67 N/ A Potomac Plaza Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 68 N/ A
Richmond 361. 77 379. 86 398. 85 418. 79
American Parkway
B- 69 N/ A
Richmond 53. 56 56. 24 59. 05 62. 00
American Medians
B- 70
16745 & Diversified Pacific 382. 75 401. 89 421. 98 443. 08 18935
B- 71 N/ A Am/ PM Arco Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 72 PM 19742 Smart & Final Zero Zero Zero Zero
Real Journey
B- 73 N/ A Academies 3, 859 4, 052 4, 254 4, 467
median
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City Council Meeting of
May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Zone Tract/ Proposed
B Parcel Map Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24 Real Journey
B- 74 N/ A Academies Zero Zero Zero Zero
parkway)
B- 75 N/ A Panda Express Zero Zero Zero Zero
B- 76 N/ A
East Baseline 840 882 926 972
Medians
B- 77 N/ A Jack in the Box Zero Zero Zero Zero
Transition
B- 78 N/ A Properties Zero Zero Zero Zero
parkway)
Transition
B- 79 N/ A Properties 12, 364 12, 364 12, 364 12, 982
median
B- 80 N/ A
Pepitos Zero Zero Zero Zero
median)
B- 81 N/ A
Pepitos Zero Zero Zero Zero
parkway)
Smith' s
B- 82 N/ A Food/ Food- 4- Less Zero 7, 200 7, 560 7, 938 median
B- 83 N/ A
7- 11 N/ A N/ A Zero Zero
parkway)
Zone C ( Trail)
Zone C ( Trail) has nine ( 9) sub - zones. For fiscal year 2023/24, all nine (9) existing annexations are proposed to be increased. The proposed 5% increase of assessments do not require separateapprovalofthepropertyownersbecausetheincreaseiswithinthepercentageofannual adjustmentpreviouslyapprovedinthe originalballot.
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City Council Meeting of
May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96-1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Below are the proposed assessments:

Zone Proposed
C Tract Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23 2023/ 24
C- 1
14629 Centex 20. 16 21. 17 22. 23 23. 34
14629- 1
C 2
15689 Gardner 15. 60 16. 38 17. 20 18. 06
15583
C- 3 15374 Centex 27. 93 29. 33 30. 80 32. 34
C- 4
15969 Harwood 20. 16 21. 17 22. 23 23. 34
15969- 01 Homes
C- 5 14757
Highland 20. 16 21. 17 22. 23 23. 34
Orchards
C- 6 15960
Highland 49. 64 52. 12 54. 73 57. 46
Orchards
C- 7 16914 Toll Bros. 27. 93 29. 33 30. 80 32. 34
C- 8 17263 Hidden Creek 74. 47 78. 19 82. 10 86. 20
C 9
16745 & Diversified Pacific 17. 37 18. 24 19. 15 20. 10 18935
Zone D ( Park)
For fiscal year 2023/ 24, all four ( 4) existingannexationsare proposedto be increased. The proposed 5% increaseof the assessmentdoes not requireseparateapprovalof the property ownersbecausethe increaseis within the percentageof annualadjustmentpreviously approvedin the original ballot. The City will be responsiblefor 40% for all 4 sub - zones on behalf of the general public, and residents will be responsiblefor 60% to account for the special benefit they receive. TheCity's sharefor ParkMaintenanceinZoneD is estimatedto be $ 55, 040.
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May 9, 2023
Landscape and Lighting District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

Assessmentto individualpropertyownerswithinZoneDwill be as follows:

Zone
D Tract Developer 2020/ 21 2021/ 22 2022/ 23
Proposed
2022/ 23
D- 0
14629/
14757
Centex 77. 29 81. 15 85. 21 89. 47
D- 1 16404 Gardner 325. 79 342. 08 359. 18 377. 13
D- 2 16914 Toll Bros. 527. 45 553. 82 581. 51 610. 58
D- 3 18199 Gardner 736. 88 773. 72 812. 41 853. 03
Attachment: 1) Landscapeand LightingDistrictNo. 96-12023/24 Engineer's Report 2) Resolution No. 2023- givingpreliminaryapprovalof the AnnualReport. 3) Resolution No. 2023- settingProtestHearingfor June 13, 2023. -14-
RESOLUTION NO. 2023-

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND

COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

GIVING PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF ENGINEER'S REPORT FOR
CONSOLIDATED LANDSCAPING & LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 96- 1
FISCAL YEAR 2023- 24
RESOLVEDbythe City Councilof the Cityof Highlandthat:

WHEREAS, onthe14thdayofFebruary, 2023saidCityCouncildidadoptitsResolution No. 2023-03 directingthe Engineerof Workto makeandfilewiththe CityClerkof said Citya reportinwritingas requiredbytheLandscapingandLightingActof 1972for Fiscal Year 2023- 24; and
WHEREAS, said Engineer of Work has made and filed with the City Clerk of said City a reportin writingas calledfor in saidResolutionand underandpursuantto saidact, which reporthas beenpresentedto this Councilfor consideration; and WHEREAS, said Council has duly consideredsaid report and each and every part thereof, andfindsthat each andeverypartof said reportis sufficient, andthat no partof said report requires modification in any respect;
NOW THEREFORE, it is ordered as follows:

1. That the Engineer's Estimate of the itemized costs and expenses of said work and of the incidental expenses in connection therewith, contained in said report be, and each of them are hereby, preliminarily approved and confirmed.

2. That the diagrams showing the assessment District referred to and described in said report the boundaries of the subdivision of land within said Assessment District as the same existed at the time of passage of said Resolution, is herebypreliminarilyapprovedandconfirmed.

3. That the proposedassessmentupon the subdivisionof land in said AssessmentDistrictis in proportionto the estimatedbenefitto be received by said subdivisions, respectively, from said work and of the incidental expenses thereof, as contained in said report is hereby preliminarily approved and confirmed.

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4. That said report shall stand as the Engineer's Report for the purposes of all subsequent proceedings, and pursuant to the proposed district.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 91" day of May, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk

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t CITY OF HIGHLAND

ENGINEER' S REPORT

CONSOLIDATED LANDSCAPEAND UGKTNGMISTRICT
NO. 9E- 1 FISCAL
YEAR 2023- 24, April
11, 2023PREPARED
BY Harris &
Associates 101
Progress, Suite 250 Irvine,
CA 92618www.
weareharris.com
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City of Highland
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1

CITY COUNCIL
Larry McCallon, Mayor
Penny Lilburn, Mayor Pro Tem
Jesse Chavez -Cordova, Council Member
Anaeli Solano, Council Member
John P. Timmer, Council Member

CITY STAFF
Joe Hughes, City Manager
Carlos Zamano, Public Works Director
Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager

HARRIS & ASSOCIATES
Tamorah Bryant, P. E., Assessment Engineer
Carol Hill, Project Manager
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1 I Harris & Associates
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Engineer' s Certification.....................................................

PartI - Overview...............................................................

Part II - Plans and Specifications .......................................

Part III — Cost Estimate......................................................

Part IV - Method of Assessment .......................................

Appendix A — Assessment Diagram ..................................

Appendix B- Assessment Roll ............................................ 1 2
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AGENCY: THE CITY OF HIGHLAND
PROJECT: CONSOLIDATEDLANDSCAPEAND LIGHTINGDISTRICTNO. 96-1 TO: THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF HIGHLAND

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ENGINEER'S REPORT FOR FISCALYEAR 2023- 24
WHEREAS, the CityCouncilof the Cityof Highland (the "City"), State of California, under the Landscaping andLightingActof 1972 (the "1972Act" or "AssessmentLaw") established Landscape and Lighting District knownanddesignatedas "ConsolidatedLandscapeand LightingDistrictNo. 96-1", (hereafter referred to as " LLD 96- 1" or the " District"); and
WHEREAS, Harris & Associateshasbeendirectedto prepareandfile an Engineer's Report. Thepurpose oftheproposedassessmentcoveredinthisEngineer'sReportisforthelevyoftheassessmentsshown for FiscalYear2023-24, and includesthe reasonfor the proposedassessment, identifiesthe parcelsupon whichtheassessmentisproposedforimposition, andpresentsabasisuponwhichtheassessmentisto be calculated.

NOWTHEREFORE, thefollowingassessmentisproposedto beauthorizedinorderto paytheestimated costsof maintenance, operationandservicingof theimprovementsto bepaidbytheassessablereal propertywithintheboundariesoftheDistrictinproportiontothespecialbenefitreceived. Thefollowing table summarizesthe proposedassessmentfor FiscalYear2023-24. -21-
Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1 I Harris & Associates
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
As Preliminary
Approved
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
As Confirmed by
Council
Zone A - Street Lighting 344, 210
Zone B - Landscape Maintenance 491, 292
Zone C - Trail Maintenance 15, 171
Zone D - Park Maintenance 106, 917
Estimated Total Levy FY 2023- 24 957, 590
Inmakingtheassessmentscontainedhereinpursuantto theAssessmentLaw:

1. 1identifiedall parcelswhichwill havea specialbenefitconferreduponthemfromthe improvementsdescribedin PartII to this Engineer's Report (the "SpeciallyBenefitedParcels").

Forparticularsasto theidentificationofsaidparcels, referenceismadeto theAssessment Diagram, acopyof whichisincludedinAppendixAofthisEngineer'sReport.

2. 1haveassessedthecostsandexpensesoftheimprovementsupontheSpeciallyBenefitedParcels.

In making such assessment:
a. TheproportionatespecialbenefitderivedbyeachSpeciallyBenefitedParcelfromthe improvementswasdeterminedin relationshipto the entirety of the maintenancecosts of the improvements;
b. No assessmenthasbeen imposedon anySpeciallyBenefitedParcelwhich exceedsthe reasonablecostof the proportionalspecialbenefitconferredon suchparcelfrom the improvements; and
c. Assessmentratesfor Zone8-20, B-21, 8-22, B-24, B-25, B-26, B-29, B-30, B-31, B-34, 13- 35, B-36, B-37, B-39, B-43, B-44, 8-47, B-48, 8-54, B-55, B-56, B-59, B-61, B-63, B-68, B-69, B-70, B-73, B-76, B-79 and B-82 were increased by 5% for Fiscal Year 2023- 24, pursuant to the ballotsapprovedbythepropertyownersatthetimeof annexationto theDistrict.

All otherZoneBassessmentratesandconditionshavenot changedfromthe previous year.
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d. Assessment rates for Zone C-1 through C-9 were increased by 5% for Fiscal Year 2023- 24, pursuanttotheballotsapprovedbythepropertyownersatthetimeofformationofthe Community Trail Zone or annexation to the zone.
e. Assessmentrates for Zone D-0 through D-3 were increased by 5% for Fiscal Year 2023- 24, pursuantto theballotsapprovedbythepropertyownersatthetimeofformationofthe Park Maintenance Zone or annexation to the zone.
f. Anygeneralbenefitsfromtheimprovementshavebeenseparatedfromthespecial benefits and only special benefits have been assessed.

I, theundersigned, respectfullysubmittheenclosedEngineer'sReportand, to thebestof myknowledge, informationandbelief, the Engineer's Report, Assessments, andthe AssessmentDiagramhereinhave beenpreparedandcomputedinaccordancewiththeorderoftheCityCounciloftheCityofHighlandand the Assessment Law.

DATED: April 11, 2023
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Tamorah Bryant, P. E., Assessment Engineer
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Engineer of Work
County of San Bernardino
State of California
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and lighting District No. 96-1 U1 Harris & Associates
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Background of District
TheCityofHighlandLandscapeandLightingDistrictNo. 96-1wasformedin1996toprovideadedicated sourceoffundingfortheoperationandservicingofstreetlightsandthemaintenanceoflandscaping, trailsandparkswithindevelopmentprojectsintheCity. NewdevelopmentswithintheCityhavebeen requiredto annexto theDistrictasaconditionof approvalbaseduponthespecificimprovementswithin theprojectareaandthespecialbenefitsreceivedbyparcelsfromtheimprovements. Theassessments and methodsof apportionmentdescribedin this Reportutilizecommonlyacceptedassessment engineeringpracticesandhavebeencalculatedandproportionatelyspreadtoeachparcelbasedonthe specialbenefitsreceivedasapprovedbytheCityCouncilatthetimetheDistrictwasformed.

Reason for Proposed Assessment
Approvalof the proposedassessmentcoveredbythisEngineer's Reportwill generatethe revenue necessary to:

A. Providefor thecontinuedoperation, servicingandmaintenanceof streetlighting, landscaping, trails andparkfacilitieswithinthezonesofbenefitfortheimprovementsdescribedinPartII. Maintenance mayincludebutisnotlimitedto, allofthefollowing: theupkeep, repair, removalorreplacementof alloranypartofthespecifiedimprovements. Servicingmeansthefurnishingofelectriccurrentor energy, gasor other illuminatingagentfor the publiclighting facilities. This shall also include
material, vehicle, equipment, capitalimprovementsandadministrativecostsassociatedwiththe annual administration and operation of the District.

B. Thedistrictdoesnot includeanoverallannualcostof livinginflator; howeverspecificbenefitzones 13-20throughB-83, C-1throughC-9, D-0throughD-3) doallowanannualincreaseinassessmentsas approvedbythepropertyownersatthetimeofannexationtotheDistrict. Anyfutureincreasein assessmentin benefitzoneswhichdo not haveanannualcostof livinginflatorwill requirethe approvalof amajorityofthepropertyownersinaccordancewiththerequirementsofArticleXIIID of the Constitution of the State of California (" Article XIIID") and the Proposition 218 Omnibus Implementation Act.

C. Certainzonesarepresentlyestablished, orwillbeestablished, forfuturemaintenanceworkto be accomplishedby the City of Highland should the property owner(s) not perform landscape maintenancetothesatisfactionoftheCityof Highland. TheCitywilllevya $0.00assessmentinthose zoneswherethepropertyowner(s) continuestomaintaintheimprovementsatalevelacceptableto the City.
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Descriptions of the Boundaries of the District
alHams &
Associates The
Districtprovidesfor thecontinuedadministration, maintenance, operations, and servicingof variousimprovements located withinthe publicright-of- wayanddedicatedeasementswithin the boundariesof the Districtincludingstreet lighting, landscaping, parks and trails. The Districtis locatedin theCityof Highland. The boundariesof theDistrictare generallycoterminouswith the CityBoundaries. In addition, there are four (4) BenefitZones, Zone A — Lightingwhich has 5 sub - zones,
Zone B — Landscapingwhich has 83 sub -zones, Zone C — Trailswhich has 9 sub -zonesand ZoneD — Parks which has 4 sub -zones. Descriptions
of Improvementsand ServicesThe
facilitiesto bemaintainedand servicedare moregenerallydescribedas follows: Zone A- LightingThe
improvementsconsist of theinstallation, operation, maintenanceand servicingof streetlighting, traffic signals, safety lighting, and appurtenantfacilities describedas follows: Street, traffic signalsand safetylightingimprovementsare generallydescribedas consisting of poles, fixtures, bulbs, conduitsand equipmentincluding guys, anchors, posts and pedestals, meteringdevicesand appurtenantfacilities as requiredto providelightingin publicrights -of - wayandpubliceasementswithin the proposedboundariesof saidAssessment District. Installation
as usedhereinmeansthe additionor upgradingof streetlightsand safetylighting. Maintenance as usedhereinmeansthe furnishingof servicesand materialsfor theordinaryand usualoperation, maintenance, and servicingof publiclightingfacilities, and appurtenantfacilities, includingrepair, removalor replacementof allor partof anyof thelightingor appurtenantfacilities. Servicing meansthe furnishingof electriccurrentor energy, gas or otherilluminatingagent for thepubliclighting facilities. Maps
showingthe locationof publiclightingfacilitiesto beoperatedand maintainedby theDistrictare on file in theofficeof theCity Engineer. 2
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Fiscal Year 2023- 24
A. Background Information
Streetlightsatintersectionshavingtrafficsignalsarereferredto inthisreportas "safetylighting".

The terms " street lights" and "safety lighting" do not include "traffic signals".

The luminaries (lightingfixtures) in the Cityof Highlandare the CommonMastType. The illuminatingunitisexclusivelyhighpressuresodiumvapor. Thelightoutputor "lumens" forthe luminariesvariesdependinguponthe land useandclassificationof roadway.

In residentialareasthe lights are primarily either 70 or 100 watt high pressuresodiumvapor.

Theselightsarethe mast -armtype of light, either mountedon ornamentalstandardsor wooden poles.

ThecommercialareasareprimarilyalongBaseLine, 9thStreet, PalmAvenueandVictoriaAvenue.

Thesestreetshaveprimarily100watthighpressuresodiumvaporluminarieswithsome70and 150 watt high pressure sodium vapor luminaries.

Eachtypeof luminaryhasa differentwattage, andthereforea differentaverageannual maintenanceandoperationcost. InFiscalYear2019-20theCitycompletedtheacquisitionofthe street light inventory from Southern California Edison. Until the complete audit and inventory breakdownisavailable, the streetlightcountanddistributionto thezonesisassumedto remain thesameastheprioryearasshownonthesummaryprovidedinExhibit1, pages20and

21. We
performeda reviewof annualcostscomparedto budgetssincethelightingacquisitionand conversion to LED bulbs. The result confirmed a reduction in costs over the last two years, therefore, the lightingcostsfor theFiscalYear2023-24budgethasbeenreducedto reflectthat changesincetheGeneralFundwilladjustasneededto covertheassessmentshortfall.

B. Performance of Maintenance Operations
Uponacquisitionof the street lightsfrom SCE, the City hiredSiemensMobility, Inc. to take over themaintenanceofallthestreetlightswithintheDistrictincludingsignalizedintersectionsand the maintenanceof the safetylighting, or asthe casemaybe, bythe Cityof SanBernardino, the CountyofSanBernardino, orCaltranswheresignalizedintersectionsareownedand/oroperated jointly by those entities
Theresponsibilityformaintenancemayshiftbetweenagenciesdueto changesinownershipof streetsandothervariablesasestablishedbyagreement. Assuch, duringthe 1993-94FiscalYear, theCitybegantomaintainthelightinglocatedonStateRoute30 (now210Freeway), whichhas beenrelinquishedbythe Stateto the Cityafter the projectwascompleted. Affectedstreets include BoulderAvenuebetween HighlandAvenueand 5th Street, 5th Street betweenBoulder Avenueandthe 210Freewayandthe southhalfof HighlandAvenuefromthe 210Freewayto Boulder Avenue within the City of Highland.
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Zone B - Landscaping
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Theimprovementsaretheoperation, maintenanceandservicingof landscapingandappurtenantfacilities described as follows:

Landscaping includes plantings, shrubbery, trees, turf, irrigation systems, entry monuments, hardscapes, walls and fencing, and appurtenant structures, including ornamentalstructuresin publicrights -of -way, publiceasements, andon Cityowned propertiesincludingparks, recreationalfacilitiesandotherpublicopenspacewithinthe Special Benefit Zones of the Assessment District.

Maintenanceasusedhereinmeansthefurnishingof servicesandmaterialsfor the ordinaryandusual operation, maintenance, andservicingof landscapeimprovementsandappurtenantfacilities, including repair, removalorreplacementofallor partof anyof thelandscapingorappurtenantfacilities.

Maintenancealsomeansprovidingfor thelife, growth, healthandbeautyof thelandscaping, including cultivation, irrigation, trimming, spraying, fertilizingandtreatingfordiseaseorinjury; andtheremovalof trimmings, rubbish, debris and other solid waste.

Servicingmeansthefurnishingof waterandelectricityfor theirrigationof landscapingandthe maintenance and operation of appurtenant facilities.

TheplansandspecificationsfortheimprovementsareonfileintheofficeoftheCityPlanner.

Zone C - Trail Facilities
Theimprovementsaretheoperation, maintenanceandservicingoftrail improvementsandappurtenant facilities described as follows:

Communitytrail improvements, fencingimprovements, andappurtenantimprovements includingbutnotlimitedto lighting, gates, walks, hardware, landscapebarriers, soil replacement, andother improvementsasinitially installed, or asproposedto beinstalled as approved by the City.

Maintenanceasusedhereinmeansthe furnishingof servicesandmaterialsfor the ordinaryandusual operation, maintenance, and servicingof improvementsand appurtenant facilities, includingrepair, removalor replacement, andpaintingof allor partof anyofthe improvementsorappurtenantfacilities.

Maintenanceis furtherdefinedastrashremoval, debrisremoval, insectabatement, weedabatement, removalor mitigationof healthandsafetyhazards, andupkeepof thegeneralcleanlinessof the trail improvements.

Servicingmeansthefurnishingofelectricity, power, andwaterfortheirrigationoflandscaping, andthe maintenance and operation of appurtenant facilities.
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TheplansandspecificationsfortheimprovementsareonfileintheofficeoftheCityPlanner.

Zone D - Park Facilities
Theimprovementsaretheoperation, maintenanceandservicingof landscaping, parkor recreational improvementsandappurtenantfacilitieswithintheCanyonOaksPark, theparklocatedadjacentto Tract 16404, theparkadjacenttoTract16914andtheparkadjacenttoTract18199, includingbutnotlimited to:

Parkand recreationalimprovementsincludelights, playgroundequipment, andplay courts. Landscapingincludesplantings, shrubbery, trees, turf, irrigationsystems, entry monuments, hordscapes, walls and fencing, and appurtenant structures, including ornamental structures within the park.

Maintenanceasusedhereinmeansthefurnishingofservicesandmaterialsfortheordinaryandusual operation, maintenance, andservicingof parkandrecreationalimprovements, landscapeimprovements, andappurtenantfacilitiesincludingrepair, removalorreplacementofallorpartofanyofthelandscaping, parkandrecreationalimprovementsorappurtenantfacilities.

Maintenancealsomeansprovidingforthelife, growth, healthandbeautyofthelandscaping, including cultivation, irrigation, trimming, spraying, fertilizingandtreatingfordiseaseorinjury; andtheremovalof trimmings, rubbish, debris and other solid waste.

Servicingmeansthefurnishingofelectricity, waterandotherutilitiesfortheirrigation, lighting, and maintenance and operation of park improvements, landscaping improvements, and appurtenant facilities.

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TheproposedbudgetsfortheDistrictincludesanestimateofthecostsof utilities, operations, services, administrationandmaintenanceassociatedwith the improvementswithineachof the zones, including all labor, personnel, equipment, materialsand administrativeexpenses. The summary also shows the estimatedfundbalance, andtheprojectedcontribution/(transfer) thatwillberequiredbaseduponthe estimated expenditures and assessment revenue.

District Budget
TablesshowingtheFiscalYear2023-24budgetestimatesfor eachzonefollow. t
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Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone A - Street Lights
Budget Estimate

IRECT COSTS
fREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE:
rban Zone:

Zone A- 1 - Residential 272, 478
Zone A- 2 - Residential Rural 258
Zone A- 3 - Non - Residential 17, 000
Zone A- 4 - Agriculture 258
Ural Zone:

Zone A- 5 - Rural 445
290, 440Sub Total
fREET LIGHTING INSTALLATION
FETY LIGHTING MAINTENANCE 5, 110
Total Direct Costs) $ 295, 550
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES:

City Administration
3, 000
Consultant Services 6, 000
Advertising/ Noticing Costs
San Bernardino Cnty Admin 4, 205
Sub Total - Incidental 13, 205
Total- Operations & Maintenance 308, 754
Delinquency ( Net of Noticing Costs) 3. 2`, 0 9, 789
TOTALANNUALEXPENSES1318, 543

COLLECTIONS/(CREDITS) APPLIEDTO LEVY
272, 478 $
258 $
17, 000 $
258 $
445
272, 478 $ 258 $ 17, 000 $ 258 $ 445
4, 610 $ 13 $ 310 $ 24 $ 152
277, 089 $ 271 $ 17, 310 $ 283 $ 597
2, 813 3 176 3 6
5, 625 6 351 6 12
3, 920 11 153 11 110
12, 358 19 680 19 128
289, 447 290 17, 991 302 725
9, 177 9 570 10 23
298, 624 299 18, 561 312 748
Reserve Fund Collection/( Transfer) 25, 666 15, 541 $ 460 $ 7, 096 $ 228 $ General Fund Repayment/( Loan)
General Fund Contribution 15, 541 15, 541 $
Balance to Levy 344, 210 314, 165 $ 759 $ 25, 657 $ 540 $

FUND BALANCE SUMMARY
Estimated Fund Balance ( 7/ 1/ 23) $ 70, 000
Conti butions/( Tra nsfe rs) $ 25, 666
Plus General Fund Loan $ ( 70, 000)
Contribution from City/ Others $ -
ENDING FUND BALANCE ( 6/ 30/ 24) 25, 666
2, 342
3, 090
65, 628 $ 64 $ 4, 100 $ 67 $ 141
15, 541 $ 460 $ 7, 096 $ 228 $ 2, 342
65, 628) $ 64) $ 4, 100) $ 67) $ ( 141)
15, 541 $ 460 $ 7, 096 $ 228 $ 2, 342

ZONE PARCEL SUMMARY
889 70 437
BU' s Per Zone 14, 661 13, 228 37
No. of Assessable Parcels By Zone 14, 016 13, 068 36 511 36 365 Rate Per BU as Levied ( Maximum) 23. 75 20. 51 28. 86 7. 71 7. 07 Total Assessments Fiscal Year 2023- 24 344, 210 314, 165 759 25, 657 540 3, 090 II
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscapeand Lighting District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone D - Park Maintenance including Annexations
Budget Estimates

DIRECT COSTS
MAINTENANCE AND SERVICING:

Contract Maintenance! 5, 500 9, 500 7, 000 3, 800 25, 800 Staff Maintenance/ Administration 12, 000 12, 000 12, 000 12, 000 48, 000 Water 8, 700 14, 100 22, 000 3, 500 48, 300
Electricity 300 250 250 300 1, 100
Materials 2, 000 2, 000 3, 700 1, 700 9, 400
Sub Total 28, 500 37, 850 44, 950 21, 300 132, 600
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES:

City Administration
1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 4, 000
Consultant Services 250 250 250 250 1, 000
San Bernardino County Administration
Mailing Costs
Advertising
Sub Total 1, 250 1, 250 1, 250 1, 250 5, 000
TOTAL ANNUAL EXPENSES 29, 750 39, 100 46, 200 22, 550 137, 600 CAPITAL EXPENSES 0 0 0 0 0

COLLECTIONS/( CREDITS) APPLIED TO LEVY
Reserve Fund Collection/( Transfer) 851) 9, 350 8, 915 6, 943 24, 357 General Fund Repayment/( Loan)
Mutual Benefit paid by City General Fund
11, 900) 15, 640) 18, 480) 9, 020) 55, 040)
Balance to Levy 16, 999 32, 810 5 36, 635 20, 473 106, 917

FUND BALANCE SUMMARY
Estimated Fund Balance ( 7/ 1/ 23) 22, 407 45, 339 69, 007 76, 389 213, 142 Contibutions/( Transfers) 851) 9, 350 8, 915 6, 943 24, 357 Contribution from City/ Others
EST. ENDING FUND BALANCE ( 6/ 30/ 24) 21, 556 54, 689 77, 922 83, 332 237,499 Estimated Fund Balance ( 7/ 1/ 23) 0 0 0 0 0
District Revenue Contribution 0 0 0 0 0
Contribution from City/ Other
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TOTAL FACILITIES REPLACEMENT RESERVE 0 0 0 0 0
Total Annual Expenses 29, 750 39, 100 46, 200 22, 550 137, 600 Allocated Budget - Mutual Benefit Zone 40. 0% $ 11, 900 15, 640 18, 480 9, 020 55, 040 Allocated Budget - Specific Benefit Zone 60. 0% $ 17, 850 23, 460 27, 720 13, 530 82, 560

ZONE PARCEL SUMMARY
No. of Assessable Parcels 190 87 60 24
No. of Benefit Units ( BU' s) 190 87 60 24
Levied Rate Per BU - Specific Benefit ( Maximum) 89. 47 377. 13 610. 58 853. 03 15 -38-
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Fiscal Year 2023- 24
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Pursuantto the 1972ActandArticleXIIID, allparcelsthatreceiveaspecialbenefitconferreduponthem asa resultofthemaintenanceandoperationof improvementsandservicesshallbeidentified, andthe proportionatespecialbenefitderivedbyeachidentifiedparcelshallbedeterminedinrelationshiptothe entirecostsofthemaintenanceandoperationof improvements. Part2of Division15of theStreetsand HighwaysCode, the Landscapingand LightingAct of 1972, permitsthe establishmentof assessment districtsby agenciesfor the purposeof providingcertainpublicimprovementswhichincludethe operation, maintenance and servicing of landscaping improvements.

Section22573oftheLandscapeandLightingActof 1972requiresthatmaintenanceassessmentsmustbe leviedaccordingto benefitratherthan accordingto assessedvalue. ThisSectionstates:

The net amount to be assessedupon lands within an assessmentdistrict may be apportionedbyanyformulaormethodwhichfairlydistributesthenetamountamongall assessablelotsor parcelsin proportionto theestimatedbenefitto bereceivedbyeach such lot or parcel from the improvements. "
Thedeterminationof whetheror not a lot or parcelwill benefitfrom the improvements shallbemadepursuantto theImprovementActof 1911 (Division7 (commencingwith Section5000) [of theStreetsandHighwaysCode, Stateof California]). " The1972Actalsopermitsthedesignationofzonesofbenefitwithinanyindividualassessmentdistrictif byreasonsorvariationsinthenature, location, andextentoftheimprovements, thevariousareaswill receive different degrees of benefit from the improvement" ( Sec. 22547).

Article XIIID, Section4(a) of the California Constitution limits the amount of any assessmentto the proportionalspecialbenefitconferredontheproperty. ArticleXIIIDalsoprovidesthatpubliclyowned propertiesmustbeassessedunlessthereisclearandconvincingevidencethat thosepropertiesreceive no special benefit from the assessment. Exempted from the assessmentwould be the areas of public streets, publicavenues, publiclanes, publicroads, publicdrives, publiccourts, publicalleys, public easements and rights -of -ways, public greenbelts and public parkways.

Thenetamountto beassessedmaybeapportionedbyanyformulaormethodwhichfairlydistributesthe netamountamongallassessablelotsor parcels. Proposition218, approvedbythe votersin November 1996, requirestheCityto separategeneralbenefitfromspecialbenefit, whereasonlyspecialbenefitis assessed.
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City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Method of Assessment Spread
Zone A Street Lighting
Sincetheassessmentwillbeleviedontheownersofpropertyasshownonthecountytaxroll, thefinal chargesmustbeassignedbyAssessor'sParcelNumber. Ifassessmentswereto bespreadjustbyparcel, notconsideringlanduseorparcelsize, thiswouldnotbeequitable, because, asanexample, asinglefamily residentialparcelwouldbepayingthesameasa50unitapartmentparcelora largecommercial establishment in a similar zone.

Therefore, thebenefiteachpropertyreceiveswillbeassessedasincrementsofunitsofbenefitcalled BenefitUnits (BUs) asadoptedbythe CityCouncilat thetime of formation.

One (1) BUwillbeassignedto eachdevelopableparcelhavingstreetfrontagelessthanorequalto 199 feet. Ifthelotfrontageexceeds199feet, oneadditionalBUwillbeassessedforeachadditional100feet oflotfrontageorfractionthereof. Forexample, 1BUisassignedtoalotwithafrontageequalto199feet orless, 2BUsareassignedto alotwithfrontagegreaterthan199feet, butlessthanorequalto299feet, andsoon. Hence, BUswill increasebyone (1) unitof benefitfor eachadditional100footincrement, or fraction thereof of lot street frontage.

Ifaresidentiallothasfrontageontwoormorestreets, onlytheshortestfrontagedimensionwillbeused todetermineunitsofbenefit. Theunitofbenefitforirregularlyshapedlotswillincludeonlythefrontage oftheportionofthelotwithminimumdepthfordevelopment. Commercialandothernon-residential useswillhaveallstreetfrontagedimensionsincludedto determinetheir unitsof benefit.

Propertiesthatarenotcapableofbeingdevelopedbecauseofsmallsizeareassignedzero (0) unitsof benefit.

Lotswithoutstreetfrontagehavebeenomittedfrom the methodologywith the exceptionof condominiums, andplannedunitdevelopments. Eachoftheselotsreceivesone (1) BUperdwellingunit.

LotswithapartmentsconstructeduponthemhavebeenassignedBU'sbasedupontheirstreetfrontage.

TodeterminetheunitsofbenefitforeachlotintheDistrict, therecordsoftheCityandtheSanBernardino CountyAssessorwerereferencedbytheconsultantsintheircalculations. Allpropertieswereoriginally reviewedduringtheformationoftheDistrictusingboththeAssessor'smapsandtheAssessor'staxrollin additionto theCity'szoningmapsto determinethezoning, anduseof theproperties.

Parcelsof landlistedastaxexemptbytheCountyAssessor's recordsasGovernmentownedlandand PublicUtilityownedlandwillbeexemptedfromtheassessmentbecausethecurrentlightingzoneswere establishedprior to the passageof Proposition218.

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accruingtothepropertiesisadirectbenefittoalllotswithintheCitywhichhavethecapabilityofbeing developed, whether or not they currently have improvements upon them.

AfieldinventoryofstreetlightsconductedbytheCityatformationindicatedthattwomainareasof lightingexisted, whichhavebeenreferredto as "urban" and "rural" areas.

TheurbanareacomprisesareaswithintheCityofHighlandhavinglevelsofstreetlightingwhicharefound in mosturbanizedareas. Theurbanareadoesnotstrictlyreferto a typeof landuseastheremaybe agricultural or other uses within this classification.

Theruralareaisshownon the assessmentdiagramandincludesareasin the easterlyandsoutherly portionsoftheCityofHighlandwhichhaveaminimalleveloflighting. Muchoftheruralareaispresently eitherundevelopedor in agriculturallanduse. Asdevelopmentexpandsinto the ruralareaandstreet lightingisprovided, thepropertieswillberemovedfromthisassessmentclassificationandincludedinto the urban assessment area.

AssessmentsproposedforindividuallotswithinZoneAwillbeforthespecialbenefitreceivedandwillbe determinedbaseduponfiveassessmentzoneswithinthetwo assessmentareasasdefinedbelow:

Urban Area
Zone A- 1 Residential - This will include all residential lots within the urban area whether they are developed or undeveloped.

Zone A- 2 ResidentialRural - Thisdesignationdefinesall lots within the urbanareahavingthis City ofHighlandlandusedesignationattheformationofthedistrict. Theselotsgenerallyhave a lower level of street lighting and are therefore assessedas a separate zone.

Zone A- 3 Non - Residential - This will include all commercial, manufacturing, administrative professionaland other non-residentiallots within the urbanareawhetherthey are developed or undeveloped.

Zone A- 4 Agricultural - This will include all agriculturally land use zoned lots within the urban area.

Rural Area
Zone A- 5 Rural - Thiswill includeall lotsoutsidethe urbanarearegardlessof their landusezoning.

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Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
The following table provides a summary of typical assessmentswithin Zone A. Detailed lighting
informationisprovidedin Exhibit1 onthe followingpages.

Benefit Units 14, 661 13, 228 37 889 70 437
Number of Parcels 14, 016 13, 068 36 511 36 365
Rate per Benefit Unit 23. 75 20. 51 28. 86 7. 71 7. 07
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Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1 I Hams & ASSOC1dte5
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone B Landscape Maintenance
Theprimarybenefitsof maintaininglandscapingareassetforth below:
a. Improved aesthetic appeal of nearby parcels
b. Improved erosion resistance and dust control
c. Improved safety of playground facilities within neighborhoods d. Beautifies and makes safer flood control facilities that would otherwise be unsightly and potentially dangerous
e. Enhancementof the valueof propertywhich resultsfrom the foregoingbenefits Theservicing, operationandmaintenanceof landscapeimprovementsrequiredasaconditionoftract mapapprovalprovidesaspecialbenefittothoseparcelsand/orlotswithinthetractorsubdivision, and the costs should be spread to parcels/ lots within those specific tracts/ subdivisions only.

Sincethe assessmentwill beleviedontheownersof propertiesasshownonthetax rolls, the final charges mustbe assignedby Assessor's ParcelNumber. If assessmentswereto bespreadjust by parcel, not consideringland useor parcelsize, or proximityto the improvementsthis wouldnot be equitable, because, asanexample, asinglefamilyresidentialparcelwould bepayingthesameasa50unit apartment parcelor a largecommercialestablishmentin a similarzone.

Residential Zone
Eachresidentialparcelwithinabenefitzonewill beassignedone (1) benefitunit. Residentiallotsadjacent to the landscapingareasto bemaintainedbythe districtwill beassignedanadditionalone -tenth (0.1) benefit unit since they receive agreater special benefit from the improvements.

Zone B- 0 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineandthe left sideof Yarnell Street, fronting Tracts 12484 and 12484-1.

Zone B- 1 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasof ChurchStreetand HighlandAvenue fronting Tracts 10102 and 10102- 5.

Zone B- 2 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongGreenspotRoad, WeaverStreet, Water Street and Santa Ana Canyon Road fronting Tracts 13936-1, 13936-2, 13936-3 and 13936- 4.

Zone B- 3 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineand CherokeeRose Drive fronting Tracts 12474, and 12474-1.

Zone B- 4 Maintenanceof the permanent landscapeareas along PalmAvenue fronting Tract 11181.
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Zone B- 5 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongElderGulchRoad (vacated) fronting Tract 13956.

Zone B- 6 Maintenanceof the landscapeeasementwithinthe landscapeddrainagedetention facility in Tract 14190.

Zone B- 7 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLinefrontingTract13237.

Zone B- 8 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongHighlandAvenuefrontageand the easterlyhydroseededslopeof Tract13315.

Zone B- 9 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBoulderAvenueParkway frontage and median of Parcel Map 12821 (Highland Village Plaza).

Zone B- 10 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasalongGreenspotRoad, frontingTracts 14326, 14326- 1, and 14326- 2.

Zone B- 11 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareaalongaportionofStoneyCreekDrive, withinTracts14398, 14398-1, 14398-2, 14398-3, andBaseLineandBoulderAvenue fronting parcelone (1) of ParcelMap 12849.

Zone B- 12 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongHighlandAvenueandVictoria Avenuefronting ParcelMap 14063 (Smith's).

Zone B- 13 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongWeaverStreetfrontingTract 14095,
Zone B- 14 Maintenanceof the EastHighlandRanchpermanentlandscapeareaswithin the public rightofwayandpubliceasementsalongBaseLineRoad, CloverhillDrive, ChurchStreet, LoveStreet, 5thStreet, GreenspotRoad, HighlandAvenue, WaterStreet, andClubView DrivefrontingthosemasterplannedparcelstobeapprovedwithintheEastHighlands Ranch development as of March 1992.

Zone B- 15 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongRiverOaksandChurchStreet frontingTract10726, andAssessor'sParcel0291-051-34.

Zone B- 16 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongNinthStreetandEucalyptus Drive fronting Tracts 15583 and 15609.

Zone 8- 17 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongCarriageHill DriveandSurrey Lanefronting Tracts 7996 and 8718.

Zone B- 18 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineandSeineAvefronting Parcel Map 14475.
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Zone B- 19 Maintenanceof the permanent landscapeareas along Boulder Avenue; Parkway frontageandmedianof BeaverMedicalClinicfronting ParcelMap 14615.

Zone B- 20 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineandStreaterDrive fronting Tract 15618.

Zone B- 21 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasalongChurchAvenueandPowellDrive fronting Tract 15788 and Tract 15929.

Zone B- 22 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasalongSantaAnaCanyonfrontingTract 14362.

Zone B- 23 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasfrontingtheSeniorHousingProjecton Central Avenue.

Zone B- 24 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasandthemedianonBaseLinefronting the El Ranch Shell ( 27627 Base Line).

Zone B- 25 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasfrontingtheCulturalandRetailCenter on Highland Avenue and Boulder Avenue.

Zone B- 26 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasandthe medianon BoulderAvenue fronting Walgreen's and KFC/Taco Bell.

Zone B- 27 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasfrontingMcDonald'satBaseLineand Seine Avenue.

Zone B- 28 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasfrontingOrcoBlendedProducts.

Zone B- 29 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineandStoneyCreek frontingParcel2 of ParcelMap14885-1 (Wendy's) anda portionof the medianon Boulder Avenue, south of Base Line.

Zone B- 30 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongSantaAna CanyonRoad, Marianne Lane and Lot A adjacent to Tract Map 1S37S.

Zone B- 31 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongStreaterAvenueandSycamore Drive adjacent to Tract Map 15969 and 15969-1.

Zone B- 32 Maintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalong5thStreetfronting280995th Street.
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Zone B- 33 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineandSterlingAvenue adjacent to Lots 44 and 45 of Tract 3582.

Zone B- 34 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineadjacentto Lots1, 12, 13, 14, 15, 26 and 27 of Tract 16404.

Zone B- 35 Maintenanceof the permanent landscapeareasalong HighlandAvenueadjacentto Lots 13 and 14 of Tract 14757.

Zone B- 36 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBoulderAvenueadjacentto lots 2 through 7 of Tract 16543.

Zone B- 37 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongNorwoodStreetandChurch Avenue adjacent to lots 1, 19, 20 and 30 through 38 of Tract 16607.

Zone B- 38 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalong3rdStreetadjacentto Parcel1 of Parcel Map 9112.

Zone B- 39 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeparkwayareasalong BaseLineadjacentto lots 13, 14, and 15 of Tract 15960.

Zone B- 40 Maintenanceof the permanent landscapeareas along Atlantic Avenueadjacentto Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 16788.

Zone B- 41 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasalongCochraneStreetadjacentto lots 27, 28, and 51 through 59 of Tract 16914.

Zone B- 42 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineadjacentto 27195Base Line.

Zone B- 43 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineadjacentto lots1, 2, 3 and 4 of Tract 17590 and along the east side of lot 9 of Tract 17590.

Zone B- 44 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongChurchStreetandLot " A"
adjacent to lots 1 through 4 and lots 15through 25 of Tract 17263.

Zone B- 45 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLine, PalmAvenueand Foster Avenue adjacent to parcels 1 and 2 of Parcel Map 17597.

Zone B- 46 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalong BaseLineand BoulderAvenue adjacent to parcels 1 and 2 of ParcelMap 18012.
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Zone B- 47 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongBaseLineadjacentto lots1and 24 of Tract 18199.

Zone B- 48 Maintenanceof the permanentlandscapeareasalongGreenspotRoadfromHighway 30 to Boulder Avenue.

Zone B- 49 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongPalmAvenue, MeinesStreetand 27250 5th Street.

Zone B- 50 Maintenanceof thepermanentlandscapemedianareasalong5thStreetwestof Palm Avenue.

Zone B- 51 MaintenanceofthepermanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLineand SterlingAvenueat25699BaseLine (APN0278-121- 39-0000).

Zone B- 52 MaintenanceofthepermanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLineand SterlingAvenueat25699BaseLine (APN0278-121-39-0000).

Zone B- 53 Maintenanceof the permanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLine, BoulderAvenue, SeineAvenue, andPlutoStreetnear27767BaseLine, CUP-01-001.

Zone B- 68 Maintenanceof the perimeterparkwayalongGreenspotRoad, BoulderAvenue, and Orange Street adjacent to Tract 17682.

Zone B- 69 Maintenanceof the medianlandscapinginthe mediansonGreenspotRoadandBoulder Avenue adjacent to Tract 17682.

Zone B- 70 Maintenanceofthelandscapingincertainparkwayandlandscapeeasementareas, oval mediansandthewaterqualitybasinswithinandadjacentto Tracts18935and16745.

Certainparcelswithinthevariouszonesreceivegreaterbenefitsfromlandscapeimprovementsthan otherparcelswithinthesamezonebyeitherbackingupto, facingoradjoiningtheimprovements. In general, thoseparcelsareassesseda 10% surcharge for the added benefit. Additional surchargesinclude the following:

Zone B- 0 LotsabuttingYarnellAvenuepay2timesmorethanthosenotabuttingYarnellAvenue for landscape improvements on Yarnell Avenue.

Zone B- 8 Lots abutting east -facing slope pay 100% of maintenance cost of slope.

Zone B- 17 LotsfacingmediansinCarriageHillsDrivepay4timesmorethanthoselotsnotfacing median in Carriage Hill Drive.
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Non - Residential Zones
Theassessmentmethodologyhasbeendevelopedbaseduponthe specialbenefitsreceivedby each parcelandisestablishedatthetimeofannexationintothedistrict. Currently, thereareforty-sixspecial benefit zoneswithin the district which include non-residential parcels.

Themethodologies, asapprovedatthetimeofannexationfor ZonesB-9, B-11, B-12, B-19, B-24, B-25, B- 26, B-27, B-28, B-32, B-33, B-38, B-40, B-42, B-45, B-46, B-48, B-49, B-50, B-51, B-52, B-53, B-54, B-55, B- 56, B-57, B-58, B-59, B-60, B-61, B-62, B-67, B-70, B-71, B-72, B-73, B-74, B-75, B-76, B-77, B-78, B-79, B- 80, B-81, B-82 and B-83 are shown below for each zone:

Zone B- 9 At the time of annexation, afindingwasmadethat the specialbenefitto the lotswithin thiszonewasdirectlyrelatedto theirpro-ratashareofthedevelopment'sfrontageon BoulderAvenue. Therefore, the assessmentshallbe apportionedon the basisof front footage.

Zone B- 11 At the time of annexation, it was determined that parkway landscaping along the west sideof StoneyCreekDrivewouldbeassessedagainstTract14398, andthat parkway landscapingalongBaseLineand BoulderAvenue, andthe landscapedmedianin Boulder Avenue, would be assessedagainst Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 12849.

Zone B- 12 At the time of annexation, afindingwasmadethat lotsadjacentto the landscapedareas to be maintained by the district received ninety percent (90%) of the special benefit and that non -adjacentparcelsreceivedthe remainingten percentof the specialbenefit.

Therefore, the assessmentshall be apportionedon the basisof acreage, with ninety percent ( 90%) of the total assessment apportioned to those parcels adjacent to the landscaped areas and the remaining ten percent ( 10%) to the non - adjacent parcels.

Zone B- 19 Consistsof the parkingfrontageandmedianlandscapeimprovementswithin the right- of-wayof BoulderAvenue. Theassessmentsfor the improvementsareto belevied againstParcel1of Map14615asaconditionofapprovalfordevelopmentoftheparcel.

Zone B- 24 Consists of frontage landscape improvements and median landscape improvements within the right-of-way of BaseLineAvenue. The assessmentsfor the improvements are to be leviedagainstthe parcellocatedon the south sideof BaseLineAvenuewest of StateFreeway30asaconditionof approvalfor developmentof theparcel.

Zone B- 25 Consists of frontage landscape improvements and median landscape improvements within the right-of-wayand/or easementsof HighlandAvenueandBoulderAvenue. The assessmentsfor the improvementsare to be leviedagainstthe parcellocatedat the southeastcorner of BoulderAvenueand HighlandAvenueas a conditionof approval for development of the parcel.
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Zone B- 26 Consists of frontage landscape improvements and median landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof Boulder Avenue and BaseLine. The assessmentsfor the improvementsare to be leviedagainstthe parcellocatedat the southeastcornerof BoulderAvenueand BaseLineasa conditionof approvalfor development of the parcel.

Zone B- 27 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easements of Seine Avenue and BaseLine. The assessmentsfor the improvements are to beleviedagainsttheparcellocatedatthenortheastcornerofSeineAvenueandBase Lineas a condition of approval for development of the parcel.

Zone B- 28 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easements of Palm Avenue and Third Street. The assessmentsfor the improvements areto beleviedagainsttheparcelslocatedatthesoutheastcornerof PalmAvenueand Third Street as a condition of approval for development of the parcels.

Zone B- 32 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof 5th Street. Theassessmentsfor the improvementsareto beleviedagainst theparcellocatedat280995thStreetasaconditionofapprovalfordevelopmentof the parcel.

Zone B- 33 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof BaseLineand SterlingAvenue. The assessmentsfor the improvements areto beleviedagainstLots44 and45 of Tract3582asa conditionof approvalfor development of the parcels.

Zone B- 38 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof 3RDStreet. Theassessmentsfor the improvementsareto be levied againstParcel1 of ParcelMap9112asaconditionof approvalfordevelopmentof the parcel.

Zone B- 40 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof AtlanticAvenue. Theassessmentsfortheimprovementsareto belevied againstParcel1ofParcelMap16788asaconditionofapprovalfordevelopmentofthe parcel.

Zone B- 42 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof BaseLine. Theassessmentsfor the improvementsareto beleviedagainst thefollowingAssessor'sParcelNumber: 1191-501-83-0000locatedat27194BaseLine as a condition of approval for development of the parcels. m
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Zone B- 45 Consists of frontage. landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easementsof BaseLine, PalmAvenueand FosterAvenue. The assessmentsfor the improvementsare to be leviedagainstAssessor's ParcelNumbers1200-381-40-0000 and 1200-381-41-0000 asa condition of approval for development of the parcels.

Zone B- 46 Consists of frontage landscape improvements within the right-of-way and/or easements of Base Line and Boulder Avenue. The assessmentsfor the improvements are to be leviedagainstAssessor's ParcelNumbers1200-461-79-0000 and 1200-461- 80-0000 as a condition of approval for development of the parcels.

Zone B- 48 The improvementsto be maintained by Zone B-48 consistof parkwayand median landscapeimprovementswithintheright-of-wayand/oreasementsof GreenspotRoad from Highway30 to BoulderAvenue. Theassessmentsfor the improvementsare allocatedto eachdevelopmentareabasedon the developmentarea'sfrontageon the improvements. Withineachdevelopmentarea, the assessmentsareto beleviedagainst the parcelsin the developmentareabasedon the net acreageof the individual Assessor's ParcelNumbers. Improvementsfor future developmentareaswithin Zone B-48 will be included asthe individual projects are developed.

Zone B- 49 MaintenanceofthepermanentlandscapeareasalongPalmAvenue, MeinesStreetand 27250 5th Street. The assessmentsfor the improvementsare to be levied against Assessor's Parcel Numbers 1192-621-01-0000 as a condition of approval for development of the parcels.

Zone B- 50 Maintenanceofthe permanentlandscapemedianareasalong5thStreetwestof Palm Avenue. The assessments for the improvements are to be levied against Assessor's ParcelNumbers1192-621- 01-0000asa condition of approvalfor developmentof the parcels.

Zone B- 51 Maintenanceof thepermanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLineand SterlingAvenueat25699BaseLine. Theassessmentsfortheimprovementsareto be leviedagainstAssessor's ParcelNumbers0278-121-39-0000asa condition of approval for development of the parcel.

Zone B- 52 Maintenanceof the permanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLineand SterlingAvenueat25699BaseLine. Theassessmentsfortheimprovementsareto be leviedagainstAssessor's ParcelNumbers0278-121-39-0000asa condition of approval for development of the parcels.

Zone B- 53 Maintenanceof the permanent median parkway landscapeareas along BaseLine, BoulderAvenue, SeineAvenue, and PlutoStreet near 27767BaseLine (CUP-01-001). 29 -52-
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Theassessmentsfor the improvementsare to be leviedagainstAssessor's Parcel Numbers1201-091-61-0000asa condition of approvalfor developmentof the parcels.

Zone B- 54 Theimprovementsmaintainedwithinthiszoneincludesthemaintenanceandservicing of landscapingandappurtenantfacilitiesthat arelocatedinthe parkwayareasalong BaseLinewithinthe rights -of -way anddedicatedpubliceasementsin front of the parcelsto beassessedwhicharewithintheboundariesof BenefitZone54.

Zone 8- 55 Maintenanceof theparkwaylandscapingalongCypressStreet, PalmStreetand9th Avenue, andincludingLot "A" locatedwithin TractMap18677.

Zone B- S6 Maintenancefor the trimming and replacementof parkwaytrees along BellaTerra Avenue and Bella Terra Court within Tract Map 18677.

Zone B- 57 Consistsof frontage landscapeimprovementswithin the right-of-way and/or easementsofBaseLineandCentralAve. Theassessmentfortheimprovementsisto be leviedagainstAssessorParcelNumber1193-341-06-0000locatedat26897BaseLineas a condition of approval for development of the parcel.

Zone B- 58 MaintenanceofthepermanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLineand Central Avenue at 26897 Base Line. The assessment for the improvements is to be leviedagainstAssessorParcelNumber1193-341-06-0000asaconditionof approvalfor development of the parcel.

Zone B- 59 Maintenanceoftheparkwaylandscapingatthenorthwestcornerof BaseLineandOlive Street adjacent to 7270, 7278 and 7286 Olive Street.

Zone B- 60 Consistsof frontagelandscapeimprovementswithin the right-of-way and/or easement of BaseLine. Theassessmentfor the improvementsisto beleviedagainstParcel1 of ParcelMap19376 (AssessorParcelNumber1200-381-42-0000) locatedat 27356Base Line as a condition of approval for development of the parcel.

Zone 8- 61 Maintenanceof the permanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareaalongBaseLine between27310BaseLineand27356BaseLineandadjacentto 27427BaseLine. The assessmentsfor the improvementsare to be leviedagainstAssessorParcelNumbers 1200- 381- 40- 0000, 1200- 381- 41- 0000, 1200- 381- 42- 0000, 1200- 421- 33- 0000 and 1201- 011- 07- 0000 as a condition of approval for development.

Zone B- 62 Consistsof frontage landscapeimprovementswithin the right-of-way and/or easements of Greenspot Road, Church Street and Old Greenspot Road. The assessment for the improvementsisto be leviedagainstAssessor's ParcelNumber1210-201-01- 0000locatedat 28895GreenspotRoadasaconditionof approvalfor developmentof the parcel.

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Zone B- 63 Maintenanceof the permanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongBaseLineat 28807BaseLine. Theassessmentfor the improvementsisto beleviedagainstAssessor ParcelNumber1201-251-12-0000 as a condition of approvalfor developmentof the parcel.

Zone B- 64 Maintenanceof the parkwaylandscapingalongBaseLineat 28807BaseLine.

The
assessmentfor the improvementsisto beleviedagainstAssessorParcelNumber1201- 251-12-0000asa conditionof approvalfor developmentof the parcel.

Zone B- 64 Maintenanceof theparkwaylandscapingalongGreenspotRoadat 31111Greenspot.

Theassessmentfor the improvementsisto be leviedagainstAssessorParcelNumber 0297-051-17-0000asa condition of approvalfor developmentof the parcel.

Zone B- 66 MaintenanceofthepermanentmedianparkwaylandscapeareasalongGreenspotRoad at 31111 Greenspot. The assessment for the improvements is to be levied against AssessorParcelNumber0297-051-17-0000asaconditionof approvalfor development of the parcel.

Zone B- 67 MaintenanceoftheparkwaylandscapingfrontingthenortheastcornerofBaseLineand Church Street, Parcel Map 19652.

Zone B- 71 Maintenanceof theparkwaylandscapinglocatedat 26492HighlandAvenue.

Zone B- 72 Maintenanceof theparkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongBuckeyeStreet, BaseLine and Church Avenue, Parcel Map 19742.

Zone B- 73 Maintenanceofthepermanentmedianlandscapinginthemedianon HighlandAvenue adjacentto Assessor'sParcelNumbers1191-241- 36-0000asaconditionof approvalfor development of the parcel.

Zones B- 74 MaintenanceoftheparkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongHighlandAvenueadjacent to Assessor' s Parcel Number 1191- 241- 36- 0000.

Zone B- 75 MaintenanceoftheparkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongBaseLine, StateRoute210 and Messina Street adjacent to Assessor's ParcelNumber 1200-461-81-0000.

Zone B- 76 Maintenanceof the permanentmedianlandscapingandhardscapefor the BaseLine medianslocatedbetweenState Route210 andBoulderAvenueadjacentto Assessor's ParcelNumbers1200-461- 81-0000and1200-461-82-0000asa conditionof approval fordevelopmentoftheparcels. Theassessmentsareallocatedto parcelsbasedontheir percentageoffrontagetotheimprovements. Currentlyageneralfundcontributionis requiredto fullyfundthemaintenance, but onceadjacentparcelsdevelopandannex 31 -54-
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into the zoneasa conditionof their development, the improvementswill be fully funded.

Zone B- 77 Maintenanceof the parkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongBaseLine, SeineAvenue andMessinaStreetadjacentto Assessor's ParcelNumber1200-461-82-0000.

Zone B- 78 MaintenanceoftheparkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongFifthStreetandChurch Avenue adjacent to Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 19797.

Zone B- 79 Maintenanceof the permanentmedianlandscapingin the medianalongFifthStreet adjacenttoparcel1ofParcelMap19797asaconditionofapprovalfordevelopmentof the parcel.

Zone B- 80 Maintenanceof the parkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongBaseLineadjacentto Assessor' s Parcel Number 1192- 331- 36- 0000.

Zone B- 81 Maintenanceof the median landscapingof the medianadjacentto 26539BaseLine, Assessor' s Parcel Number 1192- 331- 36- 0000.

Zone B- 82 Maintenanceof the medianlandscapingof the medianadjacentto 26529Highland Avenue, Assessor' s Parcel Number 1191- 241- 34-0000.

Zone B- 83 Maintenanceof the parkwayandfrontagelandscapingalongBoulderAvenueand GreenspotRoadadjacentto Assessor's ParcelNumber1201-361-28-0000.

Certainzonesarepresentlyestablished, orwill beestablished, forfuturemaintenanceworkto be accomplishedbytheCityof Highlandshouldthe propertyowner(s) notperformlandscapemaintenance tothesatisfactionoftheCityofHighland. ZonesB-12, B-14, B-18, B-19, B-23, B-26, B-27, B-28, B-32, B- 33, B-38, B-40, B-41, B-42, B-45B-46, B-49, B-50, B-51, B-S2, B-53,B-57, B-60, B-62, B-64, B-65, B-67, B-71, B-72, B-74, B-75, B-77, B-78, B-80 and B-83 are subject to these provisions.

Zones B-20 through B-83 includes an annual 5% inflation adjustment as balloted and approved by the property owners upon annexation. Eachyear the maximum rate is escalated5% (Escalated Ballot MaximumAssessmentRate), howevereveryyeartherateisreviewedandapprovedbytheCityCouncil.

Theappliedrate canbe lessthan the maximum, but cannotexceedthe EscalatedBallotMaximum Assessment Rate.

ThefollowingtablesprovidesasummaryoftypicalassessmentswithinZoneB. 32 -55-
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B- 41
B. 42 N/ A N/ A 7. 80/ LF maximum, $ 0. 00/ LF
B- 43 598. 01 657. 81
B- 44
B- 45
B- 46
853. 02 938. 32

7. 07/ LF maximum, $ 0. 00/ 1-F

6. 73/ LF maximum, $ 0. 00/ 1-F
B- 47
B- 48
247. 98
N/ A
272. 78
N/ A Varies By Development Area
B- 49
B- 50
B- 51
B- 52
B- 53
B- 54 1. 65231 N/ A 1. 65231 LF maximum
B- 55 731. 34 804. 48
B- 56
B- 57
B- 58

86. 32

6. 41 LF maximum, $ 0. 00/ LF
3,078. 61 per lot/$ 0
B- 59
B- 60
1, 254. 25 1, 379. 68
4, 421. 29 Annual/ $ 0
B- 61
B- 62
N/ A N/ A Varies per lot

6. 59 LF maximum, $ 0. 00/ 1-F
B- 63 9, 959. 52
B- 64
B- 65
B- 66
B- 67
B- 68 418. 79
B- 69 62.00
B- 70 443. 08
B- 71
B- 72
B- 73 4, 466. 98
B- 74
B- 75
B- 76 486. 20
B- 77
B- 78
B- 79 12, 981. 93
B- 80
B- 81
B- 82 7, 938. 00
B- 83
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Parcels in Zone B- 48:

DEVELOPMENT AREA 1 ( Parcel Map 19011)
Maximum
Assessor' s Parcel Annual FY 2023- 24
Number Description Assessment Assessment
1201- 331-07-0000 Parcel 999. 72 999. 72
1201- 331-08-0000 Parcel 22, 826. 55 22, 826. 55
1201- 341- 19-0000 Parcel 1, 478. 73 1,478. 73
1201- 341-20- 0000 Parcel 2, 936. 62 2, 936. 62
1201- 341- 21- 0000 Parcel 3, 728. 06 3, 728. 06
31, 969. 68 $ 31, 969. 68
DEVELOPMENTAREA 2 (Parcel Map 18886)
Maximum
Assessor' s Parcel Annual FY 2023- 24
Number Description Assessment Assessment
1201- 341- 26-0000 Parcel 2, 440. 78 2, 440. 78
1201- 341- 23- 0000 Parcel 2, 116. 80 2, 116. 80
1201- 341- 61- 0000 Parcel 2, 829. 58 2, 829. 58
1201- 341- 62- 0000 Parcel 3, 628. 77 3, 628. 77
1201- 341- 25-0000 Parcel 6, 847. 14 6, 847. 14
17, 863. 07 17, 863. 07
DEVELOPMENT AREA 3
Maximum
Assessor' s Parcel Annual FY 2023- 24
Number Description Assessment Assessment
1201- 341- 29- 0000 2, 119. 35 52, 119. 35
1201- 341- 30- 0000 48. 60 48. 60
1201- 341- 33- 0000 9, 947. 09 9, 947. 09
1201- 341- 34- 0000 724. 74 724. 74
1201- 341- 35- 0000 58. 71 58. 71
1201- 341- 36- 0000 137. 63 137. 63
1201- 341- 37- 0000 336. 38 336. 38
1201- 341- 38- 0000 387- 39 387. 39
1201- 341- 39- 0000 365. 74 365. 74
1201- 341- 40- 0000 328. 68 328. 68
1201- 341- 41- 0000 761. 79 761. 79
1201- 341- 42- 0000 993. 27 993. 27
1201- 341- 43- 0000 659. 29 659. 29
1201- 341- 44- 0000 1, 477. 39 1,477. 39
1201- 341- 45- 0000 1, 704. 53 1, 704. 53
1201- 341- 46- 0000 266. 60 266. 60
1201- 341- 47- 0000 161. 21 161. 21
1201- 341- 48- 0000 551. 97 551. 97
1201- 341- 49- 0000 403. 75 403. 75
1201- 341- 50-0000 404. 24 404. 24
1201- 341- 51- 0000 558. 23 558. 23
1201- 341- 52- 0000 192. 01 192. 01
1201- 341- 53- 0000 357. 08 357. 08
1201- 341- 54- 0000 590. 47 590. 47
1201- 341- 55- 0000 355. 15 355. 15
1201- 341- 56- 0000 40. 42 40. 42
1201- 341- 57- 0000 326. 28 326. 28
1201- 341- 58- 0000 194. 90 194. 90
1201- 341- 59- 0000 0. 00 0. 00
1201- 341- 60- 0000 0. 00 0. 00
1201- 351- 14- 0000 1, 130. 90 1, 130. 90
1201- 351- 15- 0000 721. 85 721. 85
1201- 351- 16- 0000 923. 97 923. 97
1201- 351- 28- 0000 3, 322. 92 3, 322. 92
1201- 361- 26- 0000 4, 982. 15 4, 982. 15
1201- 361- 28- 0000 614. 34 614 34
1201- 361- 29- 0000 482. 22 482. 22
1201- 361- 30- 0000 579. 20 579. 20
37, 210.46 $ 37, 210. 46
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1 Hams & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
TheFutureDevelopmentAreaforZoneB-48includesthefollowingAssessor'sParcelNumbers:

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AREA
Assessor' s Parcel
Number
1201- 331- 01- 0000
1201- 341- 01- 0000
1201- 341- 08- 0000
1201- 341- 09- 0000
1201- 341- 66- 0000
1201- 341- 67- 0000
1201- 341- 68- 0000
1201- 341- 71- 0000
1201- 341- 72- 0000
Thesummaryof ZoneB-61assessmentsareasfollows:

Assessor' s Parcel
Number
1201- 361- 23- 0000
1201- 361- 27- 0000
1201- 361- 06- 0000
1201- 361- 07- 0000
1201- 361- 08- 0000
1201- 361- 09- 0000
1201- 361- 11- 0000
1201- 361- 12- 0000
PARCELS IN B- 61
DEVELOPMENT AREA 1
Maximum
Assessor' s Parcel Annual FY 2023- 24
Number Description Assessment Assessment
1200- 381- 40-0000 Parcel 1, 723. 96 1, 723. 96
1200- 381- 41- 0000 Parcel 1, 040. 32 1, 040. 32
1200- 381- 42- 0000 Parcel 1, 114. 63 1, 114. 63
1200- 421- 33- 0000 Parcel 2, 017. 42 2, 017. 42
5, 896. 33 $ 5, 896. 33
DEVELOPMENT AREA 2
Maximum
Assessor' s Parcel Annual FY 2023- 24
Number Description Assessment Assessment
1201- 011- 07- 0000 Parcel $ 3, 963. 80 $ 3, 963. 80
Total Levy for Zone B-61 $ 9, 860. 13
Zone C Trail Maintenance
TheCityCouncilhasdeterminedthatauniformandconsistentlevelofmaintenanceofthecommunity trailsystemisvitalandnecessaryfor the protectionof the economicandhumanisticvaluesof the community. ZoneC-1, theoriginalcommunitytrailzone, islocatedwithinTracts14629and14629-1. In addition, theCityCouncilhasapprovedthefollowingannexationsto ZoneC: ZoneC-2 (Tracts15583, 15689, 16509and17590), ZoneC-3 (Tract15375), ZoneC-4 (Tract15969and15969-1), ZoneC-5 (Tract 14757), ZoneC-6 (Tract15960), ZoneC-7 (Tract16914), ZoneC-8 (Tract17263) andZoneC-9 (Tracts18935 and 16745).
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
CommunityTrailDistrictNo. 1hasbeendevelopedforthebenefitandenjoymentofalltheproperties locatedwithin the aforementionedtracts. It hasbeena CityCouncilpolicythat futuredevelopments withintheCitythathavecommunitytrailsaspartoftheirdevelopmentplanbeannexedintotheDistrict.

AsstatedwhentheDistrictwasformed, SpecialBenefitisdeterminedbasedonthefollowingfacts:
a. Thepurposeof communitytrailsisto provideanaestheticimpressiononthearea. b. Themaintainedcommunitytrail benefitsall propertiesin the development. c. The benefit to the lots not adjacent to the community trail areas benefit by the uniform maintenance. All lots not abuttingthe communitytrail areasbenefitequally. d. Thecommunitytrailislocatedinthebackyardsoftheunitsadjacenttothecommunitytrail, howeverthesepropertieswerenotgivenanysurchargeinassessmentsincethecommunitytrail will not be directly accessiblefrom the adjacent lots.

Therefore, onezoneof benefithasbeenestablishedfor theoriginalDistrict, aswellasfor eachbenefit zonethathasbeenannexedto theDistrict. Hence, eachdevelopedlotinthedevelopmentisapportioned equally.

Zone C- 1 Theboundaryof CommunityTrailDistrictNo. 1iscoincidentwiththeboundariesof Tracts 14629 and 14629-1, located centrally between Boulder Avenue, BaseLine, ChurchStreet and HighlandAvenue. The developmentcontainsa total of 143 residentiallots. TheannualbudgetfortheOriginalDistrictisdividedequallybythetotal number of residential lots within the Original District in order to calculate the assessment amount per Benefit Unit.

Zone C- 2 AnnexationNo. 1, Tract No. 15583, Tract No. 15689, Tract No. 15609and Tract No. 17590. ThetractsarelocatedbetweenBaseLineandNinthStreetapproximately595 feeteastof LankershimAvenue. Thezoneincludesallpropertiesintheaforementioned Tracts, and wasapprovedby the CityCouncilto providefor the ongoingmaintenance andservicingof thecommunitytrail improvementsalongthethirty (30) foot wide easementthat weregrantedto the Cityof Highlandperapproval. Thedevelopment containsatotalof95residentiallots. TheannualbudgetforAnnexationNo. 1isdivided equallyby the total numberof residentiallots within the annexationin orderto calculate the assessment amount per Benefit Unit.

Zone C- 3 AnnexationNo. 2, TractNo. 15375wasapprovedbytheCityCouncilto provideforthe ongoingmaintenanceandservicingof the communitytrail improvementsalongthe easementgrantedto theCityof Highland. Thedevelopmentcontainsatotalof 46 residentiallots. Theannualbudgetfor AnnexationNo. 2isdividedequallybythetotal numberof residentiallots within the annexationin order to calculatethe assessment amount per Benefit Unit.
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
KIT
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone C- 4 AnnexationNo. 3 TractNo. 15969and15969-1 wasapprovedbythe CityCouncilto providefor the ongoingmaintenanceandservicingof the communitytrail improvementsalongtheeasementgrantedto the Cityof Highland. Thedevelopment containsatotalof 39residentiallots. TheannualbudgetforAnnexationNo. 3isdivided equallybythe total numberof residentiallotswithinthe annexationin orderto calculate the assessment amount per Benefit Unit.

Zone C- 5 AnnexationNo. 4 TractNo. 14757wasapprovedbytheCityCouncilto providefor the ongoingmaintenanceandservicingof the communitytrail improvementsalongthe easementgrantedtotheCityof Highland. Thedevelopmentcontainsatotalof 47 residentiallots. Theannualbudgetfor AnnexationNo. 4 isdividedequallybythetotal numberof residentiallots within the annexationin order to calculatethe assessment amount per Benefit Unit.

Zone C- 6 AnnexationNo. 5TractNo. 15960wasapprovedbythe CityCouncilto providefor the ongoingmaintenanceandservicingof the communitytrailimprovementsalongthe easementgrantedto theCityof Highland. Thedevelopmentcontainsatotalof 16 residentiallots. Theannualbudgetfor AnnexationNo. 5 isdividedequallybythetotal numberof residentiallots within the annexationin order to calculatethe assessment amount per Benefit Unit.

Zone C- 7 AnnexationNo. 6TractNo. 16914wasapprovedbytheCityCouncilto providefor the ongoingmaintenanceandservicingof the communitytrail improvementsalongthe easementgrantedtotheCityof HighlandalongCochranStreetandthroughthepark.

The developmentcontainsa total of 60 residentiallots. The annualbudgetfor AnnexationNo. 6 is dividedequallyby the total number of residentiallots within the annexationinorder to calculatethe assessmentamountper BenefitUnit.

Zone C- 8 AnnexationNo. 7TractNo. 17263wasapprovedbytheCityCouncilto providefor the ongoingmaintenanceandservicingof thecommunitytrailimprovementsinLotAof Tract17263. Thedevelopmentcontainsatotalof25residentiallots. Theannualbudget forAnnexationNo. 7isdividedequallybythetotalnumberofresidentiallotswithinthe annexationin order to calculatethe assessmentamountperBenefitUnit.

Zone C- 9 AnnexationNo. 8Tracts18935and16745wasapprovedbytheCityCouncilto provide fortheongoingmaintenanceandservicingofthecommunitytrailimprovementswithin the right-of-way alongAplin Streetof Tract 18935and 16745. The development containsatotalof80residentiallots. TheannualbudgetforAnnexationNo. 8isdivided equallyby the total numberof residentiallots within the annexationin orderto calculate the assessment amount per Benefit Unit.
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96-1
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
I
Harris & Associates
Zones C-1 through C-9 include a 5% inflationadjustmentto the assessmentrates, subjectto finalapproval by the City Council.

ThefollowingtableprovidesasummaryoftypicalassessmentswithinZoneC.

ZONE C

COMMUNITY TRAIL MAINTENANCE

SUMMARY OF TYPICAL ASSESSMENTS
Zone
C- 1
Land Use
Single Family Residential
Assigned
Benefit Units
1 Rate per
Benefit Unit

23. 34
Annual
Assessment

23. 34
C- 2 Single Family Residential 1 18. 06 18. 06
C- 3 Single Family Residential 1 32. 34 32. 34
C- 4 Single Family Residential 1 23. 34 23. 34
C- 5 Single Family Residential 1 23. 34 23. 34
C- 6 Single Family Residential 1 57. 46 57. 46
C- 7 Single Family Residential 1 32. 34 32. 34
C- 8 Single Family Residential 1 86. 20 86. 20
C- 9 Single Family Residential 1 20. 10 20. 10
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1 HI Harris & Associates
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone D Park Maintenance
Atthetimeof formation, twozonesof specialbenefitwereestablished; MutualSpecialBenefit, and SpecificBenefit. The "Mutual SpecialBenefit" zonehasbeendefined asthe specialbenefit that accrues to eachlotwithintheentireCityrelatedto ParkMaintenanceDistrictNo. 1. MutualSpecialBenefithas been defined as 40% of thetotal benefit. Atthistime, the portionof costsapplicableto MutualSpecial BenefitwillbepaidbytheCity. TheCitymay, however, atafuturedate, annextheremainderoftheentire CityintotheParkMaintenanceDistrictNo. 1forpurposesofassessingeachlotsituatedthereinbasedon the MutualSpecialBenefitreceived. TractNo. 14757islocatedadjacentto theexistingSpecificBenefit ZoneD-0andisproposedto beannexedtoZoneD-0. ZoneD-1 (TractNo. 16404) proposedto beannexed includesthededicationofanewCityparktobemaintainedbythe "MutualSpecificBenefit" zoneaswell asbytheparcelsinZoneD-1usingthepercentagesestablishedatthetimetheDistrictwasformed.

SpecificBenefithasbeendefinedasthespecialbenefitthataccruesto eachlotwithinZonesD-0 andD- 1, and is apportioned based on 60% of the total benefit, assessedat the time the property issubdivided.

Thereisaspecificbenefitreceivedbypropertieswithinthe "specificbenefit" zonewhichincludes:
a. Improved aesthetic appeal of nearby parcels
b. Enhancementofthevalueofpropertywhichresultsfromtheforegoingbenefits Theservicing, operationandmaintenanceofparkandlandscapeimprovementsdirectlybenefitsthose parcelsand/or lotswithinthetractorsubdivision. Lotsizeisnotrelatedto benefitreceived. Therefore, the benefitsassignedto eachlot will beequal, regardlessof size, or landusezonedesignation.

PropertiesthatarelistedastaxexemptbytheAssessor'sOfficewill notbeassessed. Inaddition, lotsthat have an assessedvaluation of lessthan $500 will not be assessed.

MutualSpecificBenefit" Zone -The "MutualSpecialBenefit" zonehasbeendefinedasthespecialbenefit that accruesto eachlot withintheentireCityrelatedto the maintenanceof ParkMaintenanceDistrict No. 1(CanyonOaksPark, theCityparkdedicationinTract16404andthenewCityparkdedicationadjacent to Tract 16914). Mutual Special Benefit has been defined as 40%% of the total special benefit. At this time, theportionofcostsapplicableto MutualSpecialBenefitwillbepaidbytheCity. TheCitymay, however, at a future date, annexthe remainderof the entirecity intothe ParkMaintenanceDistrictNo. 1 for purposesofassessingeachlotsituatedthereinbasedontheMutualSpecialBenefitreceived.

Zone D- 0 ZoneD-0 is responsiblefor the SpecificBenefitportion of the maintenanceof Canyon OaksPark, definedasthespecialbenefitthataccruesto eachlotwithinTract14629and Tract 14757, and is apportioned based on 60% of the total benefit, assessed at the time the property is subdivided
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone D- 1 ZoneD-1 isresponsiblefor the SpecificBenefitportion of the maintenanceof the City parkdedicationinTract16404, definedasthespecialbenefitthataccruestoeachlot within Tract 16404, and is apportioned based on 60% of the total benefit, assessed at the time the property is subdivided
Zone D- 2 ZoneD-2 isresponsiblefor the SpecificBenefitportionof the maintenanceof the new Cityparkdedicationadjacentto TractNo. 16914, definedasthespecialbenefitthat accruesto eachlot within Tract 16914, and is apportionedbasedon 60% of the total benefit, assessedat the time the property is subdivided Zone D- 3 ZoneD-3 isresponsiblefor the SpecificBenefitportion of the maintenanceof the new Cityparkdedicationadjacentto TractNo. 18199, definedasthespecialbenefitthat accruesto eachlot within Tract 18199, and is apportionedbasedon 60% of the total benefit, assessedat the time the property is subdivided Zones D- 0 through D- 3 include a 5% inflationadjustmentto the assessmentrates, subjectto final approval by the City Council.

Thefollowingtableprovidesasummaryof typicalassessmentswithinZoneD.

ZONE D

PARK MAINTENANCE

SUMMARY OF TYPICAL ASSESSMENTS
Assessmentdistrictincidentalcostswillbespreadwithineachzone, pro-rata, basedontheassessments levied.
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscapeand Lighting District No. 96-1
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
I
Harris & Associates
AnassessmentdiagramwaspreparedandfiledintheofficeoftheCityClerk. Thediagramconsistsofnine 9) indexsheetsandtwo (2) boundbooksof SanBernardinoCountyAssessor's Maps. Theindexsheets showtheareaswhichincludepropertiesto beassessedandrefertotheSanBernardinoCountyAssessor's maps for a more detailed description of the properties.

Inaddition, adiagramoftheDistrictBoundariesshowingtheexteriorboundariesofthe Districthasbeen submittedtotheCityClerk, andisincorporatedhereinbyreference. Thelinesanddimensionsofeachlot orparcelwithintheDistrictarethoselinesanddimensionsshownonthemapsoftheAssessorofthe CountyofSanBernardinofortheyearinwhichthisReportwasprepared, andareincorporatedhereinby reference and made part of this Report.
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Engineer' s Report
Consolidated Landscapeand Lighting District No. 96-1
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
MIHarris &
Associates The
proposedassessmentand theamountof assessmentapportionedto eachlot or parcel, as shownon the latestroll at theAssessor's Officeare submittedseparatelyas AppendixB oftheEngineer's Reportfor the Cityof Highland, ConsolidatedLandscape and LightingDistrictNo. 96-1. The descriptionof eachlot or parcelis partof therecordsof theAssessorof theCountyof SanBernardinoand theserecordsare, by reference, made part of thisReport. 43 -66-
ATTACHMENT 2
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023-,

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND

COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

GIVING PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF ENGINEER'S REPORT FOR
CONSOLIDATED LANDSCAPING & LIGHTING DISTRICT NO. 96- 1
FISCAL YEAR 2023- 24
RESOLVEDbythe City Councilof the Cityof Highlandthat:

WHEREAS, onthe 14thdayof February, 2023saidCityCouncildidadoptitsResolution No. 2023-03directingtheEngineerofWorkto makeandfilewiththeCityClerkofsaid Citya reportinwritingasrequiredbytheLandscapingandLightingActof 1972for Fiscal Year 2023- 24; and
WHEREAS, said Engineerof Work has madeand filedwith the CityClerkof saidCity a reportin writingas calledfor in saidResolutionand underand pursuantto saidact, whichreporthas beenpresentedto this Councilfor consideration; and WHEREAS, said Councilhas duly consideredsaid reportand each and everypart thereof, andfindsthateachandeverypartof saidreportissufficient, andthatnopartof said report requires modification in any respect;
NOW THEREFORE, it is ordered as follows:

1. That the Engineer's Estimate of the itemized costs and expenses of said work and of the incidental expenses in connection therewith, contained in said report be, and each of them are hereby, preliminarilyapprovedand confirmed.

2. That the diagrams showing the assessment District referred to and described in said report the boundaries of the subdivision of land within said AssessmentDistrictas the same existedat the time of passageof said Resolution, is hereby preliminarily approved and confirmed.

3. That the proposedassessmentupon the subdivisionof land in said AssessmentDistrictis in proportionto the estimatedbenefitto be received by said subdivisions, respectively, from said work and of the incidental expenses thereof, as contained in said report is hereby preliminarily approved and confirmed.

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4. That said reportshall stand as the Engineer's Reportfor the purposesof all subsequentproceedings, and pursuantto the proposeddistrict.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 9t" day of May, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk

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ATTACHMENT 3
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023-

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND,

CALIFORNIA DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO LEVY AND COLLECT
ASSESSMENTSFORFISCAL2023-24 IN CONSOLIDATEDLANDSCAPEAND LIGHTINGDISTRICTNO. 96-1, AN ASSESSMENTDISTRICT, ANDOFFERINGA

TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING OBJECTIONS THERETO
TheCityCounciloftheCityofHighland, pursuanttotheprovisionsofTheLandscaping andLightingActof 1972, beingDivision15of theStreetsandHighwaysCodeofthe State of California, does resolve as follows:

Description of Work
SECTION 1. Thatthepublicinterestandconveniencerequiresandit is intheintention of the City Council of the City of Highland, California, to order the following work be done, to wit:

1. Maintenance, operation and servicing of landscaping and lighting as authorizedbySection22525oftheStreetsandHighwaysCode.

2. Any and all work and materials appurtenant thereto or which are necessaryorconvenientforthemaintenanceandservicingthereof.

Location of Work
SECTION2. Theforegoingdescribedworkisto be locatedwithinroadwayright-of-way andpublicutilityeasements, landscapeeasements, traileasements, parklands, etc., withinthe incorporatedboundariesof the City of Highland, more particularlydescribed on a map which is on file in the City Clerk's office entitled "Assessment Diagram Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1." Description of Assessment District
SECTION3. That the contemplatedwork, in the opinionof said City Council, is of more localthanordinarypublicbenefit, andthe saidCityCouncilherebymakestheexpense of said work chargeableupon a district, which said district is describedas follows: All thatcertainterritoryof theCityof Highlandincludedwithintheexteriorboundaryline shown upon that certain AssessmentDiagram, ConsolidatedLandscapeand Lighting District no. 96- 1," heretoforeapprovedbytheCityCouncilof saidCityindicatingbysaid boundarylinetheextentoftheterritoryincludedwithintheproposedassessmentdistrict andwhichmapisonfileintheOfficeoftheCityClerkof saidCity.

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Referenceisherebymadetosaidmapforfurther, fullandmoreparticulardescriptionof said assessmentdistrict, and the said map on file shall governfor all details as to the extent of said assessment district.

Report of the Engineer
SECTION 4. The Highland City Council by Resolution No. 2023- has accepted the reportof the Engineerof Work, which reportindicatesthe amountof the proposed assessment, the district boundary, detailed description of improvements, and the method of assessment. The report titled " Engineer' s Report Consolidated Landscape and Lighting District No. 96- 1" is on file in the Office of the City Clerk of said City, and waspreparedforthe2022-23FiscalYearin accordancewiththeLandscapingand Lighting Act of 1972. Referenceto said report is hereby made for all particulars for the amount and extent of the assessments and for the extent of the work.

Collection of Assessments
SECTION 5. The assessment shall be collected at the time and in the same manner as County taxes are collected. The Engineer of Work shall file a report annually with the HighlandCityCouncilandtheCityCouncilwillannuallyconductpublichearingsupon saidreportasrequiredbylaw, atwhichtimeassessmentsforthenextfiscalyearwillbe determined.

Time and Place of Hearing
SECTION 6. Noticeis herebygiventhat on the 13thday of June2023, at 6:00 p. m., or
assoonthereafterasmaybeheard, theCityCounciloftheCityof Highlandwillholda publichearingandanyandallpersonshavinganyobjectiontotheworkorextentofthe assessmentdistrict, mayappearandshowcausewhysaidworkshouldnotbedoneor carried out in accordance with this Resolution of Intention. The City Council will consider all oral and written protests.

You may submit your comments by email in advance to the City Clerk at [email protected] and include " Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1" in the title. Any writtencommentsreceivedin this mannerwill be included as part of the public record on this matter.

Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972
SECTION7. All of the workhereinproposedshall be doneand carriedthroughin pursuanceofactofthelegislatureoftheStateofCaliforniadesignatedtheLandscaping andLightingActof 1972, beingDivision15of theStreetsandHighwaysCodeof the State of California.

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Assessmentof Railroad, Gas, Water, or ElectricUtility or Electric Line Right -of - Way
SECTION8. Thatbyreferenceto Section22595oftheStreetsandHighwaysCodeall railroad, gas, waterorelectricutilityor electriclineright-of-wayincludedwithinsaid ConsolidatedLandscapeandLightingDistrictNo. 96-1whichwill receivebenefitwillbe assessed for said benefit.

Exclusion of Public Property
SECTION 9. All lotsor parcelsbelongingto publicagenciesshall be omittedfrom assessmentsto be madehereafterto coverthe costsandexpensesof the Work.

Publication of Notice
SECTION 10. Published notice shall be made pursuant to Section 6061 of the Government Code. Thepublicationof noticeof hearingshallbecompletedat least10 days prior to the date of hearings.

Certification
SECTION 11. TheCityClerkshall certifyto the adoptionof this Resolution.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 9thday of May, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk

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STAFF REPORT

TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: June 13, 2023
FROM: Joseph A. Hughes, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: Carlos Zamano, Public Works Director/ City Engineer PREPARED BY: Melissa Morgan Public Services Manage\
SUBJECT: Street and Drainage Maintenance District 96- 1 Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)
RECOMMENDATION: Approve Resolution No. 2023- ordering the continued maintenance of improvements in Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1, confirmingthe Engineer's Report, and levying the assessmentfor fiscal year 2023/ 24.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The Notice of Public Hearingwas published in the San BernardinoSun newspaper on May 25, 2023 and was posted at three public places pursuant to the Highland Municipal Code.

BACKGROUND: At the May 9, 2023 meeting, the City Councilgave preliminaryapprovalof the Engineer' s Report and set June 13, 2023 as the date of Protest Hearing for the 2023/24 assessment of Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1. Please refer to the attached May 9t" Staff Report for fiscal impact and background and refer to the Engineer' s Report previously submitted with said staff report for details of the assessment district.

Attachments: 1. Proposed Resolution No. 2023 - _ Ordering the Continued Maintenance of Improvements

2. Staff Report dated May 9, 2023
Approved Motion Second
Denied Ayes
Continued Noes
Tabled Abstain
I Absent
Agenda Item No
File No.
3 City Clerk City Man
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ATTACHMENT 1
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023 -

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND

ORDERING THE CONTINUED MAINTENANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE STREET AND DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 96- 1

AND CONFIRMING THE ENGINEER' S REPORT
AND LEVYING THE ASSESSMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023/ 24
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Highlanddid on the 91" day of May, 2023, adopt its Resolution of Intention No. 2023- 009 to order the herein described work in connection with the assessment procedures in Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1, which Resolution of Intention No. 2023- 009 was duly and legally publishedin the time, form and manneras requiredby law, shown by the affidavitor Publication of said Resolution of Intention on file in the office of the City Clerk; and WHEREAS, said City Council havingduly receivedthe consideredevidence, oral and documentary, concerningthe jurisdictionfacts in this proceedingand concerningthe necessityfor the contemplatedworkandthebenefitsto be derivedtherefromandsaid CityCouncilhavingnowacquiredjurisdictionto orderthe proposedmaintenancework, SECTION 1. It is herebyresolvedby the City Councilof the City of Highlandthat the public interest and convenience requires the continuation of assessment procedures for the district, and said City Council hereby orders that the work, as set forth and described in said Resolution of Intention No. 2023- 009, be done and made; and
SECTION 2. Be it further resolve that the report filed by the Engineer is hereby finally approved; and
SECTION3. Be it finally resolvedthat the assessmentsfor FiscalYear 2023/24 and method of assessment in the Engineer' s Report are hereby approved and said assessments are hereby levied.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 13t" day of June, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk
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ATTACHMENT 2
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STAFF REPORT

TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: May 9, 2023
FROM: Joseph A. Hughes, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: CarlosZamano, PublicWorksDirector/CityEngineerGZ PREPARED BY: Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager
SUBJECT: Street and Drainage Maintenance District 96- 1 Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)
RECOMMENDATION: ( 1) Adopt Resolution 2023- giving preliminaryapprovalof the Annual Report; and
2) Adopt Resolution 2023- setting June 13, 2023 as the date of the protest hearing.

FISCAL IMPACT: Assessmentratesfor Zones 3, 5, 6, 8, 9,10, 13 and 16 are proposedto be increased the allowable five percent ( 5%) for Fiscal Year 2022/ 23. All other existingzoneswill remainat their currentassessmentrate.

PUBLIC NOTICE: Public noticeis not requiredprior to the City Counciltaking actionon this matter. However, the Agenda was posted at the three ( 3) locations within the City, as required by Council Resolution, and on the City' s Website.

BACKGROUND: TheCity's StreetMaintenanceDistrict96-1 wasestablishedin July, 1996 pursuantto the BenefitAssessmentAct of 1982. It was expanded in 1999 to include street and drainagemaintenanceandrenamedas StreetandDrainageMaintenanceDistrict96-1. The District will consist of twenty-two zones in fiscal year 2023/24. The District provides for the continued maintenanceandfuturerehabilitationof streetanddrainagefacilitieswithinthebenefitzonesforthe constructedimprovements. Maintenancemayinclude, but is not limitedto, all of the following: the upkeep, repair, removalorreplacementofalloranypartofthespecifiedimprovements. Thisshall alsoincludematerial, vehicle, equipment, capitalimprovementsandadministrativecostsassociated with the annual administration and operation of the District.

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Street and Drainage Maintenance District 96- 1
Annual Report ( Fiscal Year 2023/ 24)

On February 14, 2023 the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2023- 004, which directed the Engineerof Workto makeandfilewiththeCityClerkthe 2023/24 Reportthatis attachedheretoas Attachment 1. The proposed Resolution, attached hereto as Attachment 2, gives preliminary approval of the Engineer' s Report. TheproposedResolution, attachedheretoasAttachment3, sets theProtestHearingfortheregularlyscheduledCityCouncilmeetingonJune13, 2023.

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CITY OF HIGHLAND

FISCALENGINEER'

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

CITY COUNCIL
Larry McCallon, Mayor
Penny Lilburn, Mayor Pro Tern
Jesse Chavez -Cordova, Council Member
Anaeli Solano, Council Member
John P. Timmer, Council Member

CITY STAFF
Joe Hughes, City Manager
Carlos Zamano, Public Works Director
Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager

HARRIS & ASSOCIATES
Tamorah Bryant, P. E., Assessment Engineer
Carol Hill, Project Manager
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Engineer' s Report
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
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City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Engineer' s Certification ..............................................

PartI - Overview........................................................

Part II - Plans and Specifications.. ..............................

Part III — Cost Estimate ...............................................

Part IV - Method of Assessment ................................

Appendix A - Assessment Diagram ............................

Appendix B- Assessment Roll .....................................

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Engineer' s Report
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
AGENCY: THE CITY OF HIGHLAND
PROJECT: STREETAND DRAINAGEMAINTENANCEDISTRICTNO. 96-1
TO: THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF HIGHLAND

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ENGINEER' S REPORT FOR FISCALYEAR 2023- 24
as Harris & Associates
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WHEREAS, the CityCouncilof the City of Highland (the " City'), State of California, under the Benefit Assessment District Act of 1982 ( the " 1982 Act") established " Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1, ( hereafter referred to as "the District"); and WHEREAS, Harris & Associateshasbeendirectedto prepareandfile anAnnualReport. Thepurposeof theproposedassessmentcoveredinthisAnnualReportistolevyassessmentsfortheexistingDistrictfor Fiscal Year 2023- 24; and
NOWTHEREFORE, thefollowingassessmentisproposedto beauthorizedinorderto paytheestimated costsof maintenance, operationandservicingof the improvementsto bepaidbythe assessablereal propertywithintheboundariesoftheDistrictinproportiontothespecialbenefitreceived.

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
As Preliminary
Approved
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
As Confirmed by
Council
Maintenance and Servicing 18, 185
Incidental Costs 10, 875
Estimated Total Costs and Expenses 29, 060
Total Assessments to be levied 92, 243
Estimated Total Fund Balance 7/ 1/ 23 599, 373
Estimated Total Fund Balance 6/ 30/ 24 662, 557
Amounts may be ott by slightly Tor rounding)
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Engineer' s Report
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
In makingthe assessmentscontainedhereinpursuantto the AssessmentLaw:

1. 1 identifiedall parcelswhich will havea specialbenefit conferredupon them from the improvementsdescribedin Part II to this AnnualReport (the "SpeciallyBenefitedParcels"). For particularsasto the identificationofsaidparcels, referenceismadeto theAssessmentDiagram, a copyof whichis includedinAppendixA of this Report.

2. 1haveassessedthe costsandexpensesof the improvementsuponthe SpeciallyBenefitedParcels.

In making such assessment:
a. TheproportionatespecialbenefitderivedbyeachSpeciallyBenefitedParcelfromthe improvements was determined in relationship to the entirety of the maintenance costs of the improvements;
b. No assessment has been imposed on any Specially Benefited Parcel which exceedsthe reasonablecostof the proportionalspecialbenefitconferredon suchparcelfromthe improvements; and
c. Assessment rates for Zone 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 13 and 16 were increased by 5% for Fiscal Year 2023-24, pursuantto the ballotsapprovedbythe propertyownersat thetimeof annexationto the District. All other assessmentratesand conditions havenot changed from the previous year.
d. Anygeneralbenefitsfromtheimprovementshavebeenseparatedfromthespecial benefitsandonly specialbenefitshavebeenassessed.

I, the undersigned, respectfullysubmitthe enclosedAnnualReportand, to the bestof myknowledge, informationandbelief, theReport, AssessmentDiagram, andtheAssessmentshereinhavebeenprepared andcomputedin accordancewith the orderof the CityCouncilof the Cityof Highlandandthe assessment law.

DATED: April 5, 2023
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Engineer' s Report
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Background of District
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TheCityofHighlandStreetandDrainageMaintenanceDistrictNo. 96-1wasformedin1996toprovidea dedicatedsourceof fundingfor the maintenanceof variousstreet and drainagefacilitieswithin developmentprojectsintheCity. NewdevelopmentswithintheCityhavebeenrequiredtoannexinto theDistrictasaconditionof approval. Theassessmentsandmethodsof apportionmentdescribedinthis Reportutilizecommonlyacceptedassessmentengineeringpracticesandhavebeencalculatedand proportionatelyspreadto eachparcelbasedonthespecialbenefitsreceivedasapprovedbytheCity CouncilatthetimetheDistrictwasformedorparcelswereannexedtotheDistrict. Thereareatotalof 22 zones of benefit within the District. Zones21 and 22 were added to the report this year.

Reason for Proposed Assessment
Approvalof the proposedassessmentcoveredby this Engineer's Reportwill generatethe revenue necessary to:

A. Providefor the continuedmaintenanceandfuture rehabilitationof streetanddrainagefacilities within the zonesof benefitfor the improvementsdescribedinSection3.1. Maintenancemayinclude butisnot limitedto, allof the following: the upkeep, repair, removalor replacementof allor any part of the specified improvements. This shall also include material, vehicle, equipment, capital improvementsandadministrativecostsassociatedwiththeannualadministrationandoperationof the District.

B. Zones 2 through 20 include a 5% annualcostof livinginflator pursuantto the ballotapprovedbythe property owner. Eachyeartheassessmentsmaybeincreasedamaximumof5% if approved by City Council.

C. Zones21and22wereannexedto StreetandDrainageMaintenanceDistrictNo. 96-1for FiscalYear 2023-24, pursuantto theballotapprovedbythe propertyowner. Eachyearthe assessmentsmay be increased a maximum of 5% if approved by City Council. 3 -13-
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IStreet and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1 Hams & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
TheDistrictprovidesforthecontinuedadministration, maintenance, operations, andservicingofvarious improvementslocatedwithinthepublicright-of-wayanddedicatedeasementswithintheboundariesof the District.

Maintenancemeansthefurnishingofservicesandmaterialsfortheordinaryandusualmaintenanceand servicingincludingrepair, removalorreplacementofallor partofthestreets, drainagefacilities, roads and highways. Servicingmeansthe furnishingof utilities suchaswater or electriccurrent or energyor gasforthe upkeepofthedrainagefacilitiesandroadsurface.

TheplansandspecificationsfortheimprovementsareonfileintheOfficeoftheCityEngineeroftheCity of Highland.

Descriptions of the Boundaries of the District
Thefacilities, whichhavebeenconstructedwithintheStreetandDrainageMaintenanceDistrictNo. 96-1 boundaries, andthosewhichshallbe subsequentlyconstructed, will be operated, maintainedand serviced as generally described as follows:

Zone 1- Street Improvements - consist of the maintenance and servicing of streets, roads and highways, includingbutnotlimitedtopavementrepairandrehabilitation, restriping, slurrysealing, streetsweeping, personnel, electricalenergy, utilitiessuchaswater, materials, contractualservicesandotheritems necessaryforthesatisfactoryoperationoftheservicesdescribedasfollows:

Surfacerepair and replacementasneededwithin the emergencyaccessroad between BaseLine and Tract 15663; vandalism abatement and gate repair and replacement.

Zone2StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceof anopenearthchannelanda54" RCPstormdrainsystemwhichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforTract14326, andallstormdrainpipes andcatchbasinswithintheTract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Zone3StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceof anopenearthchannel, 24" storm drainandcatchbasinslocatedwithinthe zonealongBoulderAvenuesouthof BaseLineconstructedby Walgreen'sPharmacy, whichprovidefloodcontrolprotectionfortheparcels. Allofthesefacilitiesprotect the parcelswithin the zonefrom flood damage.

Zone 4 Street Improvements - consist of the maintenance and servicing of streets, roads and highways, includingbutnotlimitedto pavementrepairandrehabilitation, restriping, slurrysealing, streetsweeping, 10 -14-
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Fiscal Year 2023- 24
personnel, electricalenergy, utilitiessuchaswater, materials, contractualservicesandotheritems necessaryforthesatisfactoryoperationoftheservicesdescribedasfollows:

Surfacerepairandreplacementasneededwithinthe alleybetweenCarriageHillDrive and Coachman Lane.

Zone5StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceofaPortlandconcretechannelstorm drainswaleconstructedbyTractNo. 15375, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone6StormDrainageImprovements - consistsof themaintenanceofa72" stormdrainalongSycamore andcatchbasinsonStreater, whichprovidefloodcontrolprotectionforTract15969and15969-1. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone7StreetImprovements - consistofthemaintenanceandservicingofstreets, roadsandhighways, includingbutnotlimitedtopavementrepairandrehabilitation, restriping, slurrysealing, streetsweeping, personnel, electricalenergy, utilitiessuchaswater, materials, contractualservicesandotheritems necessaryforthesatisfactoryoperationoftheservicesdescribedasfollows:

Surfacerepairandreplacementasneededwithinthe connectorroadbetweenBoulder Avenue and Stoney Creek Drive.

Zone8StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceofa27" stormdrainalongMarshall CourtfromBruceStreetto BaseLine, includingcatchbasins, manholesandotherappurtenantfacilities, whichprovidefloodcontrolprotectionfor Tract16404. All of these facilities protect the single family residentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Zone9StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceofa36" stormdrainalongHighland Avenue, eastofCityCreek, includingcatchbasins, manholesandotherappurtenantfacilitiesconstructed byTractNo. 14757, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthe singlefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone 10 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of a 24" storm drain, including catchbasins, manholesandotherappurtenantfacilities, constructedbyTractNo. 16607, whichprovides floodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcels within the tract from flood damage.

Zone 11 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of a 18", 24" 42" and 48" storm drain, includingcatchbasins, manholes, Portlandconcretechannelsandotherappurtenantfacilities, constructedbyTractNo. 15960, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allofthesefacilities protectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage. 5 -15-
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Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone 12 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of a 24", 36", 42", 48" and 60" storm drain, includingcatchbasins, manholes, Portlandconcretechannelsand other appurtenant facilities, constructedbyTractNo. 16914, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone 13 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of a 18" storm drain, including catchbasins, constructedbyTractNo. 17590, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone 14 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of a 18", 24", 36", 48", and 54" storm drain, includingcatchbasins, manholes, Portlandconcretechannelsand other appurtenant facilities, constructedbyTractNo. 17263, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionfor the tract.

All of
thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone 15 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of a 24" storm drain, including catchbasins, manholes, andotherappurtenantfacilities, constructedbyTractNo. 18199, whichprovides floodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcels within the tract from flood damage.

Zone16Storm DrainageImprovements - consistsof the maintenanceof a 18", 30" and 36" storm drain, includingcatchbasins, constructedforSanManuelVillage, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionfor theproject. Allofthesefacilitiesprotecttheimprovementwithinparcels1200- 081-01-0000and1200- 081- 03- 0000 from flood damage.

Zone17StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceofathestormdrainnetworkwithin Tract18677, includingpipes, catchbasins, manholes, andotherappurtenantfacilities, constructedby TractNo. 18677, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthe singlefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamage.

Zone18StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceof athestormdrainnetworkwithin Tract17682, includingpipes, catchbasins, manholes, andotherappurtenantfacilities, constructedby TractNo. 17682, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthe singlefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Zone19StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceofthestormdrainnetworkwithin Tracts18935and16745, includingpipes, catchbasins, manholes, waterqualitycompliancefacilitiesand otherappurtenantfacilities, constructedbyTractNos. 18935and16745, whichprovidesfloodcontrol protection and water quality compliancefor the tract. All of these facilities protect the single family residentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone20StormDrainageImprovements - consistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructed onParcelmap19824, consistingof approximately50OLFof 24" stormdrainpipe. Thesystemprotectsthe improvementwithin parcel1201-361- 28-0000from flood damage.

Zone 21 Storm Drainage Improvements - consists of the maintenance of storm drain improvements, waterqualityimprovementsandlandscapingadjacenttoParcelmap20455, parcels2, 3and4andTract map18013. Thedrainsystemprotectstheimprovementwithinparcelsinthisareafromflooddamage.

Awaterqualityinfiltrationbasin, partiallylandscapedandfenced, isrequiredperNPDESandbenefitsall parcels. Allparcelsinbothmapsdraintherequiredrunoffto the basin.

Zone 22 Storm Drainage Improvements - consistsof the maintenanceof publicstorm drain systemfor TractMap20142excludingprivatedrainageinfrastructureandLotAimprovementspartof thattract. The publicsystemprotectstheimprovementwithintheTractfromflooddamage. 7 -17-
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1 Hams & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Theestimatedcostsof administration, maintenance, operations, andservicingthe improvementsas describedin the Plansand Specificationsare summarizedbelow. Eachyear, as part of the assessment districtlevycalculationprocess, thecostsandexpensesarereviewedandtheannualcostsareprojected forthefollowingFiscalYear. Thefollowingoperation, maintenanceandservicingcostsforFiscalYear 2023-24areproposedtobeincludedintheStreetandDrainageMaintenanceDistrictNo. 96-1.

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Engineer' s Report
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Assessment per Parcel
Themaximumallowableassessmentperequivalentdwellingunit (EDU) listedintheDistrictbudgetis basedontheestimatedmaintenanceandservicescostsfor FiscalYear2023-24. Eachyear, priorto the assessmentsbeingplacedonthetaxroll, theCitywill reviewthebudgetanddeterminetheamount neededto maintaintheimprovementsfortheupcomingFiscalYear. TheactualassessmentperEDUwill bebasedonthe total amountof funds neededto maintainthe improvementsin asatisfactorycondition.

Theactualannualassessmentamount maybelowerthanthe maximumallowableassessment.

Zone 1 Street Maintenance
ForFiscalYear2023-24, thereare61parcelsinZone1. Sixtyresidentialparcelswill beassessed $21.08 perparcelpursuantto the provisionsof PartIVof this report. The remainder parcel, AssessorParcel Number 1201- 051- 17, will be assessed $ 222. 50.

Zone 2 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone2isreferencedbyTract14326 - StormDrainPlans. 325residentialparcelswillbeassessed $24.50 perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximumof5% per year.

Zone 3 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone3consistsof2parcels1201-131-05 (Walgreen's) and1201-131-04 (KFC, TacoBell).

The two non-
residentialparcelswillbeassessed $326.73perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionofPartIVofthisreport andmaybe increasedbya maximumof 5% per year.

Zone 4 Street Maintenance
ForFiscalYear2023-24, thereareS3residentialparcelsinZone4. 16parcelswillbeassessed $8.05 per parcel, 32 parcelswill be assessed $32. 20per parceland 5 parcelswill be assessed $68.43 per parcel pursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandeachparcelmaybeincreasedbyamaximumof5% per year.

Zone 5 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone5isreferencedbyTract15375 - StormDrainPlans. The46residentialparcelswillbeassessed $31.28 perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximumof5% per year.
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023-24
Zone 6 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone6isreferencedbyTract15969andTract15969-1- StormDrainPlans. The39residentialparcelswill beassessed $19. 78perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreased by a maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 7 Street Maintenance
ForFiscalYear2023-24, thereare2parcelsinZone7. Thecommercialparcelswillbeassessed $2.62 per frontagefootofeachparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedby a maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 8 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone8isreferencedbyTract16404 - StormDrainPlans. The87residentialparcelswillbeassessed $15.23 perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximumof5% per year.

Zone 9 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone9isreferencedbyTract14757 - StormDrainPlans. The47residentialparcelswillbeassessed $17. 09 perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximumof5% per year.

Zone 10 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 10 is referenced by Tract 16607 - Storm Drain Plans. The 38 residential parcels will be assessed

19.78perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximum of S% per year.

Zone 11 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 11 is referenced by Tract 15960 - Storm Drain Plans. The 16 residential parcels will be assessed

90.00perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximum of 5% per year.

Zone 12 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 12 is referenced by Tract 16914 - Storm Drain Plans. The 60 residential parcels will be assessed

22.00perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximum of 5% per year.
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1 i i
Hams & Associates
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone 13 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone13isreferencedbyTract17590 - StormDrainPlans. The9residentialparcelswillbeassessed $19.78 perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximumof5% per year.

Zone 14 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 14 is referenced by Tract 17263 - Storm Drain Plans. The25 residentialparcelswill be assessed 132.80perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximum of 5% per year.

Zone 15 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 15 is referenced by Tract 18199 - Storm Drain Plans. The 24 residentialparcelswill be assessed

75.00perparcelpursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbyamaximum of 5% per year.

Zone 16 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone16consistsof 1 parcel, APN1200- 081-05. Theparcelwill beassessed $80.44 peracrepursuantto theprovisionsof PartIVof thisreportandmaybeincreasedbya maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 17 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 17 is referenced by Tract 18677 — The 35 residential parcels will be assessed $176.00 per parcel pursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbya maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 18 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 18 is referenced by Tract 17682 — The 118 residential parcels will be assessed $21.82 per parcel pursuanttotheprovisionsofPartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbya maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 19 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone 19 is referenced by Tracts 18935 and 16745 — The 80 residential parcels will be assessed $58.75 per parcelpursuanttotheprovisionsof PartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreased by a maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 20 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone20 consistsof 1 parcel, APN1201- 361-28. Theparcelwill be assessed $2,888 pursuant to the provisionsof PartIVofthisreportandmaybeincreasedbya
maximum of 5% per year.
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Zone 21 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone21referencedbyTract18013andParcelMap20455, consistingof 18parcels, APNs1191-351-59 through73, and75-78. Eachresidentialparcelwill beassessed $1,587pursuantto theprovisionsof Part IV of this report and may be increased by a maximum of 5% per year.

Zone 22 Storm Drain Maintenance
Zone22referencedbyTract20142, consistingof 1parcel, APN1201-371-51thatwillsubdivideinto54 lots. The parcel will be assessed $19, 440 ($ 360perplannedresidentiallot) pursuantto theprovisionsof Part IVof this report and may be increased by a maximum of 5% per year.

Thefollowingtableprovidesasummaryof assessmentswithineachZone. 15 -25-
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
City of Highland
Cicrnl VP/ 7r 21) 73- 24
Number of Applied
Zone
Parcels Rate per Parcel
Total
Assessment
1- Street Maintenance 60 21. 08 1, 264. 80
1 222. 50 222. 50
Total Zone 1 1, 487. 30
2 - Storm Drainage 325 24. 50 7, 962. 50
Total Zone 2 7, 962. 50
3 - Storm Drainage 2 326. 73 653. 46
Total Zone 3 653. 46
4- Street Maintenance 16 8. 05 128. 80
32 32. 20 1, 030. 40
5 68. 43 342. 15
Total Zone 4 1, 501. 35
5 - Storm Drainage 46 31. 28 1, 438. 88
Total Zone 5 1, 438. 88
6 - Storm Drainage 39 19. 78 771. 42
Total Zone 6 771. 42
7 - Street Maintenance 1 933. 00 933. 00

2. 62 per frontage ft) 1 1, 254. 00 1, 254. 00
Total Zone 7 2, 187. 00
8 - Storm Drainage 87 15. 23 1, 325. 01
Total Zone 8 1, 325. 01
9 - Storm Drainage 47 17. 09 803. 23
Total Zone 9 803. 23
10 - Storm Drainage 38 19. 78 751. 64
Total Zone 10 751. 64
11 - Storm Drainage 16 90. 00 1, 440. 00
Total Zone 11 1, 440. 00
12 - Storm Drainage 60 22. 00 1, 320. 00
Total Zone 12 1, 320. 00
13 - Storm Drainage 9 19. 78 178. 02
Total Zone 13 178. 02
14 - Storm Drainage 25 132. 80 3, 320. 00
Total Zone 14 3, 320. 00
15 - Storm Drainage 24 75. 00 1, 800. 00
Total Zone 15 1, 800. 00
16 - Storm Drainage 1 80. 44 974. 77
Total Zone 16 974. 77
17 - Storm Drainage 35 176. 00 6, 160. 00
Total Zone 17 6, 160. 00
18 - Storm Drainage 118 21. 82 2, 574. 76
Total Zone 18 2, 574. 76
19 - Storm Drainage 80 58. 75 4, 700. 00
Total Zone 19 4, 700.00
20 - Storm Drainage 1 2, 888. 00 2, 888. 00
Total Zone 20 2, 888. 00
21- Storm Drainage 18 1, 587. 00 28, 566. 00
Total Zone 21 28, 566. 00
22 - Storm Drainage 54 360. 00 19, 440. 00
TotalZone22 1 19, 440. 00
IHarris &
Associates
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
General
Pursuanttothe1982ActandArticleXIIID, allparcelsthatreceiveaspecialbenefitconferreduponthem asaresultof themaintenanceandoperationof improvementsandservicesshallbeidentified, andthe proportionatespecialbenefitderivedbyeachidentifiedparcelshallbedeterminedinrelationshiptothe entirecostsofthemaintenanceandoperationofimprovements. Chapter6.4, Division2, Title5, ofthe GovernmentCode, theBenefitAssessmentActof1982, permitstheestablishmentofassessmentdistricts byCitiesforthepurposeofprovidingcertainpublicimprovementsthatincludestreetandfloodcontrol facility maintenance.

Section54711oftheBenefitAssessmentActof 1982requiresthatmaintenanceassessmentsbelevied accordingto benefitratherthanaccordingto assessedvalue. ThisSectionstates:
a. Nobenefitassessmentshallbeleviedpursuantto thischapterunlessit meetsallofthefollowing requirements:

1. Theamountof the assessmentimposedon anyparcelof propertyshallbe relatedto the benefitto the parcelwhichwill be derivedfrom the provisionof the service.

Except as
providedinsubdivision (d) or (e) ofSectionS4715, inthecaseofabenefitassessmentfor flood control services, the benefit must be determined on the basisof the proportionate storm water runoff from each parcel. In the case of an assessmentfor the maintenance of streets, roads, or highways, thebenefitshallbeinproportionto theestimatedtrafficvolume tobegeneratedbyeachparcelassessed, orbyanyotherreasonablebasisasdeterminedby the legislative body.

2. Theannualaggregateamountoftheassessmentshallnotexceedtheestimatedannualcost of providing the service.

3. Therevenuederivedfromthe assessmentshallnot beusedto paythecostof anyservice other than the servicefor which the assessment was levied. b. Thissectiondoesnotlimitorprohibitthelevyorcollectionofanyotherfee, charge, ortaxforthe provisionof services, exceptthata maintenancedistrictformedpursuantto Chapter7 commencingwithSection1550) ofDivision2oftheStreetsandHighwaysCodeshallimposean assessmentpursuanttothischapteronlyasanalternativeto imposingapropertytaxforthe provision of street lighting services.
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Engineer' s Report
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
N' Harris & Associates
City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Thedeterminationof whetheror nota lot or parcelwill benefitfromthe improvementsshallbemade pursuantto the ImprovementActof 1911 (Division7 (commencing with Section 5000) [ of the Streets and
Highways Code, State of California]).

The1982Actalsopermitsthedesignationofzonesofbenefitwithinanyindividualassessmentdistrict.

ArticleXIIID, Section4(a) of the CaliforniaConstitutionlimitsthe amountof anyassessmentto the proportionalspecialbenefitconferredontheproperty. ArticleXIIIDalsoprovidesthatpubliclyowned propertiesmustbeassessedunlessthereisclearandconvincingevidencethatthosepropertiesreceive no special benefit from the assessment. Exemptedfrom the assessmentwould be the areasof public streets, publicavenues, publiclanes, publicroads, publicdrives, publiccourts, publicalleys, public easements and rights -of -ways, public greenbelts and public parkways.

Thenetamountto beassessedmaybeapportionedbyanyformulaormethodwhichfairlydistributesthe netamountamongallassessablelotsor parcels. Proposition218, approvedbythevotersin November 1996, requirestheCitytoseparategeneralbenefitfromspecialbenefit, whereasonlyspecialbenefitis assessed.

Thecostsfor the operation, maintenanceandservicingof theimprovementsmaintainedfor eachzone areapportionedin accordancewith the methodologywhichwasestablishedbythe CityCouncilupon formation of the District.

Special Benefit
Themaintenanceandoperationof drainage, flood control, andstreetswithinthe Districtarefor the benefitof thepropertieswithintheDistrict, andassuchconferaspecialanddirectbenefitto parcels within the District by:
allowingindividualparcelsto bedevelopedandusedto theirfullestextentbyensuringadequate drainageandvehicularaccesswhichisessentialtotheuse, of thoseproperties, and improvingthelivability, appearance, anddesirabilityforpropertieswithintheboundariesofthe District, and
ensuringthatimprovementsdonotreacha stateof deteriorationor disrepairsoasto be materially detrimental to properties within the District.

The abovementioneditems contributeto a specificenhancementof the propertieswithin the District. Sincetheseimprovementswere installedandare maintainedspecificallyfor the properties withintheDistrict; onlypropertieswithintheDistrictreceiveaspecialbenefitandareassessedforsaid maintenance.
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Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1 Harris & Associates City of Highland
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
General Benefit
Although the improvementsmay include public streets and drainagefacilities that connectto similar facilities outside the District boundaries, the construction, maintenance and operation of these improvementsareonlynecessaryforthedevelopmentof propertieswithintheDistrict. Assuch, these improvementswerenotrequirednornecessarilydesiredbyanypropertiesor developmentsoutsidethe Districtboundaryandanypublicaccessoruseoftheimprovementsbyothersisincidental. Therefore, it hasbeendeterminedthattheongoingmaintenance, servicingandoperationoftheDistrictimprovements providenomeasurablegeneralbenefittopropertiesoutsidetheDistrictortothepublicatlarge, but clearlyprovidedistinctandspecialbenefitsto propertieswithintheDistrict.

Method of Assessment Spread
Method of Assessment — Zone 1
The Street and DrainageMaintenanceDistrictwas formedto providea fundingsourcefor the maintenanceandservicingof streets, roadsandhighwayswithintheboundariesof Zone1. Theservices forZone1StreetMaintenanceconsistofthemaintenanceofapubliceasementemergencyaccessroad whichprovidessecondaryaccesstothoseparcelsoflandwithinTract15663oftheCityofHighland.

Zone1parcelsbenefitingfromthestreetmaintenancehavebeendeterminedtobepredominantlyofthe samelandusetype, specifically, singlefamilydetachedhomesites. Therefore, eachhomewithinthetract receivesthesamebenefitfromthe maintenanceof theemergencyaccessstreetandshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Theassessmentcostsfortheoperation, maintenanceandservicingoftheimprovementsareapportioned in accordancewith the methodologywhichwasestablishedbythe CityCounciluponformationof the District. It wasdeterminedat that time that the mostequitablemethodfor spreadingthe estimated benefitreceivedbyeachparcelinZone1shouldbebasedontheEquivalentDwellingUnit (EDU) method.

OneparcelwithintheboundariesofZone1isdesignatedunderacommerciallanduse. Emergencyaccess to theresidentialparcelsisbeingmaintainedintheformof a roadeasementonthisdeveloped commercialparcel. Thiscommercialparcelwillhaveuseoftheroadeasementfor itsownbusiness purposesandwillalsoreceiveemergencyvehicleaccessbenefitforwhichitwillbeassessed. Whilethe residentialparcelswillbeassessedonthebasisofoneEDUperparcel, thecommercialparcelwillbe assessedfour (4) EDUper acre. Theformula isasfollows:

Assessable budget - total EDUs = rate per EDU
1, 487. 30 - 70. 555 EDUs = $ 21. 08 per EDU
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Zone 1 Street Maintenance Assessment Calculation
Landuse Parcels
Dwelling EDU
Units Acres Factor
Total
EDUs Rate/ EDU
Total
Asmt
Residential 60
Commercial 1
60 1. 00/ DU

2. 638 4. 00/ Acre

60. 000 $ 21. 08

10. 555 $ 21. 08
1, 264. 80
222. 50
61 70. 555 1, 487. 30
Method of Assessment - Zone 2
PropertyinZone2, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainandchannelmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedto beofthesamesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceives thesamefloodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainchannelandstormdrain system, eachparcelshallbetreatedequallyindeterminingthemethodof spreadingassessments.

Zone2StormDrainMaintenanceconsistsofthecleaningofastormdrainchannelandmaintenanceofa 54" RCPstormdrainsystemsurroundingTract14326andthestormdrainsystemincludingcatchbasins withinTract14326whichprotectsthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelsinthetractfromflooddamage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 3
PropertyinZone3, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainandchannelmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedto beofthesamecommerciallandusetype. Sinceparcelswithinthezonereceivethesamefloodprotection benefitfromthemaintenanceof thestormdrainchannelandstormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbe treated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone3StormDrainMaintenanceconsistsofthecleaningofastormdrainchannelandmaintenanceof thestormdrainsystemwithinthezonealongBoulderAvenuesouthof BaseLine, includingcatchbasins within the zonewhichprotectthe parcelsinthe zonefrom flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 4
Theservicesfor Zone4 StreetMaintenanceconsistof themaintenanceof the alleyconnectingCarriage HillDriveandCoachmanLanewhichprovidesprimaryandsecondaryaccesstothoseparcelsoflandwithin Tracts 7996 and 8718 of the City of Highland.

Zone4parcelsbenefitingfromthestreetmaintenancehavebeendeterminedtobeofthesamelanduse type, specifically, singlefamilydetachedhomesites. Certainparcelswithin the zonereceivegreater benefitsfromthe maintenanceof the improvementsthanotherparcelswithinthesamezonebytaking primaryorsecondaryaccesstotheirpropertyviathealley. ParcelsfrontingthemediansinCarriageHill Drivepay4timesmorethanthoselotsnotfrontingtheCarriageHillDrivemedians, andparcelstaking primaryaccesstotheirpropertyviathealleypay8.5timesmorethanthoselotsnotfrontingonthe improvements.
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Theassessmentcostsfortheoperation, maintenanceandservicingoftheimprovementsareapportioned in accordancewith the abovemethodology. Theformulaisasfollows:

Assessable budget _ total EDUs = rate per EDU
1, 501. 35 - 186. 50 EDUs = $ 8.05 per EDU
Zone 4 Street Maintenance Assessment Calculation
Dwelling EDU Total Total
Landuse Parcels Units Factor EDUs Rate/ EDU Asmt
Fronting
Improvements 5 5 8. 50/ DU 42. 50 8. 05 342. 15
Fronting Carriage
Hill Drive 32 32 4. 00/ DU 128. 00 8. 05 1, 030. 40
No Frontage 16 16 1. 00/ DU 16. 00 8. 05 128. 80
53 186. 50 1, 501. 35
Method of Assessment - Zone 5
PropertyinZone5, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthesame singlefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesameflood protectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainchannelandstormdrainsystem, eachparcel shall be treated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone5StormDrainMaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystemsurroundingTract 15375andthe stormdrainsystemincludingcatchbasinswithinTract15375whichprotectthesingle familyresidentialparcelsinthe tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 6
PropertyinZone6, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthesame singlefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype, Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesameflood protectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainchannelandstormdrainsystem, eachparcel shallbetreated equallyin determiningthe methodof spreadingassessments.

Zone6StormDrainMaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofa72" stormdrainalongSycamoreand catchbasinson StreaterwhichserveTract15969andTract15969-1 andprotectthe singlefamily residentialparcelsinthe tract from flood damage.
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Method of Assessment - Zone 7
Theservicesfor Zone7 StreetMaintenanceconsistof themaintenanceof the connectorroadbetween BoulderAvenueandStoneyCreekDrivewhichprovidesemergencyvehicleaccessto Zone7.

PropertyinZone7, whichbenefitsfrommaintenanceoftheconnectorroadhasbeendeterminedtobe of commercial land use. Futureparcelswhichannexto Zone7will beassessedfor their proportionate shareof the maintenancecostson a front footagebasissincethey will benefitequallyfrom the maintenance of the connector road.

Method of Assessment - Zone 8
PropertyinZone8, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthesame singlefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesameflood protectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainchannelandstormdrainsystem, eachparcel shall betreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone8StormDrainMaintenanceconsistsof themaintenanceof a27" stormdrainalongMarshallCourt fromBruceStreetto BaseLine, includingcatchbasins, manholesandotherappurtenantfacilities, which providefloodcontrolprotectionforTract16404andprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelsinthe tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 9
PropertyinZone9, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthesame singlefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesameflood protectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreatedequally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone9StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructedby TractNo. 14757, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesandcatch basinsthatservetheTract. All of thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthe tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 10
PropertyinZone10, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone10StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsof the maintenanceof astormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 16607, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand 22 -32-
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catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 11
PropertyinZone11, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equallyin determiningthe methodof spreadingassessments.

Zone11StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceof astormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 15960, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 12
PropertyinZone12, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone12StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 16914, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 13
PropertyinZone13, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone13StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 17590, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 14
PropertyinZone14, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame 23 -33-
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floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone14StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 17263, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allof thesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 15
PropertyinZone15, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone15StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceof astormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 18199, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 16
PropertyinZone16, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samecommerciallandusetype. Sinceparcelswithinthezonereceivethesamefloodprotectionbenefit fromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainchannelandstormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equallyindeterminingthemethodofspreadingassessmentsbaseduponparcelacreage.

Zone16StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsof thecleaningof astormdrainchannelandmaintenance ofthestormdrainsystemwithinthezoneonBoulderAvenuesouthof BaseLine, includingcatchbasins within the zonewhich protectthe parcelsin the zonefrom flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 17
PropertyinZone17, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equallyin determiningthe methodof spreadingassessments.

Zone17StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 18677, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

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Method of Assessment - Zone 18
PropertyinZone18, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone18StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsofthemaintenanceofastormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 17682, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrainpipesand catchbasinsthatservetheTract. Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 19
PropertyinZone19, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equally in determining the method of spreading assessments.

Zone19StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsof the maintenanceof astormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNos. 18935and16745, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrain pipesand catch basinsthat servethe Tract. All of these facilities protect the singlefamily residential parcelswithin the tract from flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 20
PropertyinZone20, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samecommerciallandusetype. Sinceparcelswithinthezonereceivethesamefloodprotectionbenefit fromthe maintenanceof the stormdrainchannelandstormdrainsystem, thecurrentparcelorfuture parcelsshallbetreatedequallyindeterminingthemethodof spreadingassessments.

Zone20 Storm Drainagemaintenanceconsistsof standard maintenanceof the storm drain systemon Parcelmap19824 (locatedon the southwestcornerof GreenspotRoadandBoulder Avenue). The
facilitiesprotect parcelsinthe zonefrom flood damage.

Method of Assessment - Zone 21
PropertyinZone21, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, waterqualityimprovementsonLot A" andadjacentlandscapingtotheTract, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthesamesinglefamilydetached homesite landusetype. Sinceeachhomewithin the developmentreceivesthe samebenefitsfrom improvements, eachparcelshallbetreatedequallyindeterminingthemethodofspreadingassessments.

Zone21StormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsof the maintenanceof astormdrainsystemconstructed byTractNo. 18013andPM20455parcels2, 3, and4, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, 25 -35-
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andallstormdrainpipes, catchbasins, waterqualityinfiltrationbasinandlandscapingservestheTract.

Allofthesefacilitiesprotectthesinglefamilyresidentialparcelswithinthetractfromflooddamageand providerequiredNPDESdrainagerunofffiltration.

Method of Assessment - Zone 22
PropertyinZone22, whichbenefitsfromstormdrainmaintenance, hasbeendeterminedtobeofthe samesinglefamilydetachedhomesitelandusetype. Sinceeachhomewithinthetractreceivesthesame floodprotectionbenefitfromthemaintenanceofthestormdrainsystem, eachparcelshallbetreated equallyin determiningthe methodof spreadingassessments.

Zone22publicStormDrainagemaintenanceconsistsof themaintenanceof a stormdrainsystem constructedbyTractNo. 20142, whichprovidesfloodcontrolprotectionforthetract, andallstormdrain pipesand catch basinsthat servethe Tract. All of these facilities protect the singlefamily residential parcelswithin the tract from flood damage. Private drainage infrastructure and Lot " A" improvements are not maintained or funded by this assessment.
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Thelinesanddimensionsof eachlot or parcelwithinthe Districtarethoselinesanddimensionsshown onthemapsoftheCountyAssessoroftheCountyofSanBernardino, atthetimethisreportwasprepared, and areincorporatedbyreferencehereinandmadepart of this report. 27 -37-
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TheassessmentrollisalistingoftheproposedassessmentforFiscalYear2023-24apportionedto each lot or parcel, asshownonthe lastequalizedroll of theAssessorof the County of San Bernardino. The
assessmentrollforFiscalYear2023-24issubmittedseparatelyandisincorporatedbyreferenceandison file in the City Clerk' s office.
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CITY OF HIGHLAND

PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL

STREET AND DRAINAGE

MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
FISCAL YEAR 2023- 24

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
April 10, 2023

PREPARED BY
Harris & Associates
101 Progress, Suite 250
Irvine, CA 92618
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Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 051- 04- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 05- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 06- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 07- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 08- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 09- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 10- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 11- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 12- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 13- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 051- 17- 0000 1 10. 555 222. 50 222. 50
1201- 061- 03- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 04- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 05- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 06- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 07- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 08- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 09- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 10- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 11- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 12- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 13- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 14- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 15- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 16- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 17- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 18- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 19- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 20- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 21- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 061- 22- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 44- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 45- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 46- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 47- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 48- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 49- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 50- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 51- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 52- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 53- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 54- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 55- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 56- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 57- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 58- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
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Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 071- 60- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 61- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 62- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 63- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 64- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 65- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 66- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 67- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 68- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 69- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 70- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 71- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 72- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
1201- 071- 73- 0000 1 1. 000 21. 08 21. 08
Subtotal Zone 1 70. 555 0 0. 000 1, 487. 30 1, 487. 30
0297- 211- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 28- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 29- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0207-? 11- 4n- nnnn 1. non 24 ; n r 24 50
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Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 211- 32- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 33- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 34- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 35- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 36- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 37- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 38- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 39- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 40- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 41- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 42- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 43- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 44- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 45- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 211- 46- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 28- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 29- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 30- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 31- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
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Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 221- 33- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 34- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 35- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 36- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 37- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 38- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 39- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 40- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 22141- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 42- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 43- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 44- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 45- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 46- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 221- 47- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 28- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 29- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 30- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 31- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
-43-
City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 231- 33- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 34- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 35- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 36- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 37- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 38- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 39- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 40- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 41- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 231- 42- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 19- 0000 2 1.000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 241- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
-44-
City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 251- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 28- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 29- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 30- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 31- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 32- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 33- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 34- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 35- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 36- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 37- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 38- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 39- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 40- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 41- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 42- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 43- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 44- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 45- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 46- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 47- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 48- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 251- 49- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 261- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 28- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 29- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 30- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 31- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 261- 32- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 271- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
0297- 271- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 28- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 29- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 441- 30- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 01- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 02- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 03- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 04- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 05- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 06- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 07- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 08- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 09- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 11- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 12- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 13- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 14- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
-47-
City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 451- 16- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 17- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 18- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 19- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 20- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 21- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 22- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 23- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 24- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 26- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
1210- 451- 27- 0000 2 1. 000 - - 24. 50 24. 50
Subtotal Zone 2 325. 000 0
1201- 131- 04- 0000 3 1. 000 -
1201- 131- 05- 0000 3 1. 000

0. 000 $ 7, 962. 50 $ 7, 962. 50
326. 73 $ 326. 72
326. 73 $ 326. 72
Subtotal Zone 3 2. 000 0 0. 000 $ 653. 46 $ 653. 44
1200- 131- 03- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 04- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 05- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 06- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 07- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 08- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 09- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 10- 0000 4 8. 500 - 68. 43 68. 42
1200- 131- 11- 0000 4 8. 500 - 68. 43 68. 42
1200- 131- 12- 0000 4 8. 500 - 68. 43 68. 42
1200- 131- 13- 0000 4 8. 500 - 68. 43 68. 42
1200- 131- 14- 0000 4 8. 500 - 68. 43 68. 42
1200- 131- 15- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 16- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 17- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 18- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 19- 0000 4 1. 000 - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 131- 20- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 21- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 22- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 23- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 24- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 25- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 26- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 27- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 28- 0000 4 4. 000 - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 29- 0000 4 4. 000 32. 20 S32. 20
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1200- 131- 31- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 32- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 33- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 34- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 131- 35- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 01- 0000 4 1. 000 - - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 281- 02- 0000 4 1. 000 - - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 281- 03- 0000 4 1. 000 - - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 281- 04- 0000 4 1. 000 - - 8. 05 8. 04
1200- 281- 05- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 06- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 07- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 08- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 09- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 10- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 11- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 14- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 15- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 16- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 17- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 18- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 19- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 281- 20- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 291- 04- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
1200- 291- 05- 0000 4 4. 000 - - 32. 20 32. 20
Subtotal Zone 4 186. 500 0 0. 000 $ 1, 501. 35 $ 1, 501. 14 1210- 461- 01- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 02- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 03- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 04- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 05- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 06- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 07- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 08- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 09- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 10- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 11- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 12- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 13- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 14- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 15- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 16- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 17- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 18- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
12in- aF1- 1p- noon F 1 nnn 31 28 31 2P
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 461- 21- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 22- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 23- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 24- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 25- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 26- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 27- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 28- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 29- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 30- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 461- 31- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 01- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 02- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 03- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 04- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 05- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 06- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 07- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 08- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 09- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 10- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 11- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 12- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 13- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 14- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
1210- 471- 15- 0000 5 1. 000 - 31. 28 31. 28
Subtotal Zone 5 46. 000 0 0. 000 $ 1, 438. 88 $ 1, 438. 88 1201- 471- 01- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 02- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 03- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 04- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 05- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 06- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 07- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 08- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 09- 0000 6 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 10- 0000 6 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 11- 0000 6 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 12- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 13- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 14- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 15- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 16- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 17- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1701- 471- 1R- onM 6 1 nnn 107R 19. 7Q
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 471- 20- 0000 6 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 21- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 22- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 23- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 24- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 25- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 26- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 27- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 28- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 29- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 30- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 31- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 32- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 33- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 34- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 35- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 36- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 37- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 38- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 471- 39- 0000 6 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
Subtotal Zone 6 39. 000 0 0. 000 $ 771. 42 $ 771. 42
1201- 091- 60- 0000 7 - 478 - 1, 254. 00 $ 1, 254. 00
1201- 101- 74- 0000 7 - 356 - 933. 00 $ 933. 00
Subtotal Zone 7 834 0. 000 $ 2, 187. 00 $ 2, 187. 00
1192- 332- 01- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 02- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 03- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 04- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 05- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 06- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 07- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 08- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 09- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 10- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 11- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 12- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 13- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 14- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 15- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 16- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 17- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 18- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 19- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1192- 332- 21- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 22- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 23- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 24- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 25- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 26- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 27- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 28- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 29- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 30- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 31- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 32- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 33- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 34- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 35- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 36- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 332- 37- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 01- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 02- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 03- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 04- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 05- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 06- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 07- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 08- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 09- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 10- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 11- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 12- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 13- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 14- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 15- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 16- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 17- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 18- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 19- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 20- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 21- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 22- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 23- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 24- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 25- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 26- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 27- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 28- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 29- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 23 15. 22
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment
Total
Assessment*
1192- 352- 31- 0000 8 1. 000 - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 32- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 33- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 34- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 35- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 36- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 37- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 38- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 39- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 40- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 41- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 42- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 43- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 44- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 45- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 46- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 47- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 48- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 49- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
1192- 352- 52- 0000 8 1. 000 - - 15. 23 15. 22
Subtotal Zone 8 87. 000 0 0. 000 $ 1, 325. 01 $ 1, 324. 14 1200- 102- 18- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 19- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 20- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 21- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 22- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 23- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 24- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 25- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 26- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 27- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 28- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 29- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 30- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 31- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 102- 32- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 39- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 40- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 41- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 42- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 43- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 44- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 45- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 46- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1? 0n- 1 1 1-a7- norm 1 nnn 17 n° 17 np
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1200- 111- 49- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 50- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 51- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 52- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 53- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 54- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 55- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 56- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 57- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 58- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 59- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 60- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 61- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 62- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 63- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 64- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 65- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 66- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 67- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 68- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 69- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
1200- 111- 70- 0000 9 1. 000 - 17. 09 17. 08
Subtotal Zone 9 47. 000 0 0. 000 $ 803. 23 $ 802. 76
1201- 031- 40- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 41- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 10
1201- 031- 42- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 43- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 44- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 45- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 46- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 03147- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 48- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 49- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 50- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 51- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 52- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 53- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 54- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 55- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 56- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 57- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 58- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 59- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 1978
1201- 031- 60- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1? n1- n,) 1- r1- nnnn 1n 1 nnn 10 7P, C10 7P
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment
Total
Assessment*
1201- 031- 63- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 64- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 65- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 66- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 67- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 68- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 69- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 70- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 71- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 72- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 73- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 74- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 75- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 76- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
1201- 031- 77- 0000 10 1. 000 - 19. 78 19. 78
Subtotal Zone 10 38. 000 0 0. 000 $ 751. 64 $ 751. 64
1200- 611- 10- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 611- 11- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 611- 12- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 611- 13- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 611- 14- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 611- 15- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 611- 16- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 10- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 11- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 12- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 13- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 14- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 15- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 16- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 17- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
1200- 621- 18- 0000 11 1. 000 90. 00 90. 00
Subtotal Zone 11 16. 000 0 0. 000 $ 1, 440. 00 1, 440. 00 0297- 291- 01- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 02- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 03- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 04- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 05- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 06- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 07- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 08- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 09- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 10- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 291- 12- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 13- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 14- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 15- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 16- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 17- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 18- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 19- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 20- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 21- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 22- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 23- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 24- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 25- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 26- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 27- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 28- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 29- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 30- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 31- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 32- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 33- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 34- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 35- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 36- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 37- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 38- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 39- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 40- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 41- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 42- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 43- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 44- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 45- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 46- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 47- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 48- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 49- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 50- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 51- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 52- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 53- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 54- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 55- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 56- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 291- 57- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 291- 59- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
0297- 301- 01- 0000 12 1. 000 22. 00 22. 00
Subtotal Zone 12 60. 000 0 0. 000 1, 320. 00 1, 320. 00 1192- 091- 36- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 37- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 38- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 39- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19, 78
1192- 091- 40- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 41- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 42- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 43- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
1192- 091- 44- 0000 13 1. 000 19. 78 19. 78
Subtotal Zone 13 9. 000 0 0. 000 178. 02 178. 02
1201- 481- 01- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 02- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 03- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 04- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 05- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 06- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 07- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 08- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 09- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 10- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 11- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 12- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 13- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 14- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 15- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 16- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 17- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 18- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 19- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 20- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 21- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 22- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 23- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 24- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
1201- 481- 25- 0000 14 1. 000 - 132. 80 132. 80
Subtotal Zone 14 25. 000 0 0. 000 $ 3, 320, 00 $ 3, 320. 00 1191- 511- 01- 0000 15 1. 000 - - 75. 00 $ 75. 00
1191- 511- 02- 0000 15 1. 000 - 75. 00 $ 75. 00
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment'
1191- 511- 04- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 05- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 06- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 07- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 08- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 09- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 10- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 11- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 12- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 13- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 14- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 15- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 16- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 17- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 18- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 19- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 20- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 21- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 22- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 23- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
1191- 511- 24- 0000 15 1. 000 75. 00 75. 00
Subtotal Zone 15 24. 000 0 0. 000 1, 800. 00 1, 800. 00 1200- 081- 05- 0000 16 - - 12. 118 974. 77 $ 974. 76
Subtotal Zone 16 0 12. 118 $ 974. 77 $ 974. 76
1192- 461- 59- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 60- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 61- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 62- 0000 17 1. 000 -. 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 63- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 66- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 67- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 68- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 69-0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 71- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 461- 73- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 70- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 71- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 72- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 73- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 74- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 75- 0000 17 1. 000 - 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 76- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 77- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment`
1192- 481- 79- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 80- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 81- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 82- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 83- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 84- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 85- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 86- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 87- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 88- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176, 00
1192- 481- 89- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 90- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 91- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 92- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
1192- 481- 93- 0000 17 1. 000 176. 00 176. 00
Subtotal Zone 17 35. 000 0 0. 000 6, 160. 00 6, 160. 00 1201- 501- 02- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 03- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 04- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 05- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 06- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 07- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 08- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 09- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 10- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 11- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 12- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 13- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 14- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 15- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 16- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 17- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 18- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 19- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 20- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 21- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 22- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 23- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 24- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 25- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 26- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 27- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 28- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 29- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1? n1- 5111- 3n- MM I 1 non 1 P) R21 R?
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 501- 32- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 33- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 34- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 35- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 36- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 37- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 38- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 39- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 40- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 41- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 42- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 43- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 44- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 45- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 46- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 47- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 48- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 49- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 50- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 51- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 52- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 53- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 54- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 55- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 56- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 57- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 58- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 59- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 60- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 61- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 62- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 63- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 501- 64- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 01- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 02- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 03- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 04- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 05- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 06- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 07- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 08- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 09- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 10- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 11- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 12- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 13- 0000 18 1. 000 21. 82 21. 82
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 502- 15- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 16- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 17- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 18- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 19- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 20- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 21- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 22- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 23- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 24- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 25- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 26- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 27- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 28- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 29- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 30- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 31- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 32- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 33- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82' 21. 82
1201- 502- 34- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 35- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 36- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 37- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 38- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 39- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 40- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 41- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 42- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 43- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 44- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 45- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 50246- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 47- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 48- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 49- 0000 18 1. 000 - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 50- 0000 18 1. 000 - - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 51- 0000 18 1. 000 - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 52- 0000 18 1. 000 - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 53- 0000 18 1. 000 - 21. 82 21. 82
1201- 502- 54- 0000 18 1. 000 - 21. 82 21. 82
1g01- 5o2- 55- 0000 18 1. 000 - 21. 82 21. 82
Subtotal Zone 18 118. 000 0 0. 000 $ 2, 574. 76 $ 2, 574. 76 1210- 161- 45- 0000 19 1. 000 - 58. 75 $ 58. 74
1210- 161- 46- 0000 19 1. 000 - 58. 75 $ 58. 74
121n- 1F1- 47- nnnn 1C) 1 non FR 7 c, P 74
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96-1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment`
1210- 161- 49- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 161- 50- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 161- 51- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 161- 52- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 161- 53- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 34- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 35- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 36- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 37- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 38- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 39- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 40- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 42141- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 42- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 43- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 44- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 42145- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 46- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 47- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 48- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 49- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 50- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 51- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 52- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 53- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 54- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 55- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 56- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 57- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 58- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 59- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 60- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 62- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 63- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 64- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 421- 65- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 01- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 02- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 03- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 04- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 05- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 06- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 07- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 08- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 09- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 10- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 521- 12- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 13- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 14- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 15- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 16- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 17- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 18- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 19- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 20- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 21- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 22- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 23- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 24- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 25- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 26- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 27- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 28- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 29- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 32- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 33- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 34- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 35- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 40- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 43- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 44- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 45- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 46- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 47- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
1210- 521- 48- 0000 19 1. 000 58. 75 58. 74
Subtotal Zone 19 80. 000 0 0. 000 4, 700. 00 4, 699. 20 1201- 361- 28- 0000 20 1. 000 - - 2, 888. 00 $ 2, 888. 00 Subtotal Zone 20 1. 000 0 0. 000 $ 2, 888. 00 $ 2, 888. 00 1191- 351- 59- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 60- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 61- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 62- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 63- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 64- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 65- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 66- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 67- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 68- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 69- 0000 21 1. 000 - 1. 587. 00 1, 587. 00
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1

Preliminary Roll
Fiscal Year 2023- 24
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment
Total
Assessment*
1191- 351- 71- 0000 21 1. 000 - - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00 1191- 351- 72- 0000 21 1. 000 - - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00 1191- 351- 73- 0000 21 1. 000 - - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00 1191- 351- 76- 0000 21 1, 000 - - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00 1191- 351- 77- 0000 21 1. 000 - - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00 1191- 351- 78- 0000 21 1. 000 - - 1, 587. 00 1, 587. 00 Subtotal Zone 21 18. 000 0 0. 000 28, 566. 00 28, 566. 00 1210- 371- 51- 0000 22 54. 000 - - 19, 440. 00 19, 440. 00 Subtotal Zone 22 54. 000 0 0. 000 19, 440. 00 $ 19, 440. 00 DISTRICT TOTAL: $ 92, 243. 34 $ 92, 240. 96
Rounding to Even Cents
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ATTACHMENT # 2
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023-.

A RESOLUTIONOF THE CITYCOUNCILOFTHE CITYOF HIGHLAND

COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

GIVING PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF REPORT FOR
STREETAND DRAINAGEMAINTENANCEDISTRICTNO. 96-1
FISCAL YEAR 2023- 24
RESOLVEDby the CityCouncilof the City of Highlandthat:

WHEREAS, on the14thdayof February2023, saidCityCouncildidadoptitsResolution No. 2023-004directingtheEngineerofWorktomakeandfilewiththeCityClerkofsaid CityareportinwritingasrequiredbytheBenefitActof1982; and WHEREAS, saidEngineerof WorkhasmadeandfiledwiththeCityClerkofsaidCitya reportin writingascalledfor in saidResolutionandunderthepursuantto saidact, whichreporthasbeenpresentedto thisCouncilforconsideration; and WHEREAS, said Councilhas duly consideredsaid reportand eachand everypart thereof, andfindsthateachandeverypartofsaidreportissufficient, andthatnopartof said report requires modification in any respect;
NOW THEREFORE, it is ordered as follows:

1. That the Engineer's Estimateof the itemizedcosts and expensesof said workandof the incidentalexpensesin connectiontherewith, containedin said report be, and each of them are hereby, preliminarilyapprovedand confirmed.

2. That the land so identified within said Assessment District as the same existedat the time of passageof said Resolution, is hereby preliminarily approved and confirmed.

3. Thatthe proposedassessmentuponthe subdivisionof landin said AssessmentDistrictisinproportiontotheestimatedbenefittobereceived by said subdivisions, respectively, from said work and of the incidental expenses thereof, as contained in said report is hereby preliminarily approved and confirmed.

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4. Thatsaidreportshallstandas the Engineer's Reportfor the purposesof allsubsequentproceedings, andpursuanttotheproposeddistrict.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 9thday of May 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk

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ATTACHMENT # 3
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023-

A RESOLUTIONOF THECITYCOUNCILOF THE CITYOF HIGHLAND,

CALIFORNIA DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO LEVY AND
COLLECTASSESSMENTSFORFISCAL2023-24 IN STREETAND
DRAINAGEMAINTENANCEDISTRICTNO. 96-1, ANASSESSMENTDISTRICT,

ANDOFFERINGA TIMEANDPLACEFORHEARINGOBJECTIONSTHERETO
The City Council of the City of Highland, pursuant to the provisions of the Benefit AssessmentAct of 1982 codified in GovernmentCode Section 54703 et seq. of the State of California, does resolve as follows:

Description of Work
SECTION 1. Thatthepublicinterestandconveniencerequiresandit is in theintention oftheCityCounciloftheCityof Highland, California, to orderthefollowingworkbe done, to wit:

1. Maintenance and servicing of streets and drainage structures as authorizedby Section54703of the GovernmentCode.

2. Any and all work and materials appurtenant thereto or which are necessaryorconvenientforthemaintenanceandservicingthereof.

Location of Work
SECTION 2. ( 1) The Zone 1 describedworkis to be locatedwithinan accesseasement locatedbetweenNyeStreetand BaseLineshownas EmergencyAccessonthefinal mapofTract15663, whichisonfileintheCityClerk'
s office. ( 2) The Zone 2 described
workis to be locatedwithin roadway, right-of-way or drainageeasementwithinand outside the incorporated boundaries of the City of Highland, along Greenspot Road, Calle Del Rio Street, Mission Street, more particularly described on drainage improvementsplansforTract14326, 14326-1and14326-2, whichareonfileintheCity Engineer' s office. ( 3) The Zone 3 described work is to be located within roadway, right- of-way or drainage easements along Boulder Avenue as shown on drainage improvementplansfortheWalgreensPharmacylocatedat thesoutheastcornerof Base Line and Boulder Avenue. ( 4) The Zone 4 described work is to be located within the alley that connectsCarriageHill Driveto CoachmanLane. ( 5) The Zone 5 describedwork is to be locatedwithin roadway, right-of-way on drainage easements along Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Marianne Way, and Alta Vista Drive. ( 6) The Zone 6 described work is to be located within roadway, right- of-way or drainage easements

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alongStreaterDriveandSycamoreDriveasshownonthedrainageimprovementplans for Tract 15969 and 15969- 1, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 7) The Zone 7 described work is to be located within the connector road located between BoulderAvenueandStoneyCreekDriveasshownas "AccessEasementA" onParcel Map 15687which is on file in the CityClerk's office. (8) The Zone 8 described work is to belocatedwithinroadway, right-of-wayor drainageeasementsalongMarshallCourt. 9) The Zone 9 describedwork is to be locatedwithin roadway, right-of-way or drainage easementsas shownon the drainageimprovementplansfor Tract 14757, whichare on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 10) The Zone 10 described work is to be locatedwithin roadway, right-of-way, ordrainageeasementsasshownonthedrainageimprovement plansfor Tract16607, whichareonfile in theCity Engineer' s office. ( 11) The Zone 11 describedwork is to be locatedwithin roadwayright-of-way, or drainageeasementsas shownonthe drainageimprovementplansforTract15960, whichareonfile intheCity Engineer' s office. ( 12) The Zone 12 described work is to be located within roadway right-of-way, ordrainageeasementsasshownonthedrainageimprovementplansfor Tract 16914. ( 13) Zone 13 describedwork is to be locatedwithin the roadwayright-of- way, ordrainageeasementsasshownonthedrainageimprovementplansforTract 17590. ( 14) Zone 14 describedwork is to be locatedwithin the roadwayright-of-way, or drainageeasementsas shownon the drainageimprovementplansfor Tract17263. 15) Zone 15 described work is to be located within the roadway right-of-way, or
drainageeasementsas shownon the drainageimprovementplansfor Tract18199, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 16) Zone 16 described work is to be located within the roadway right-of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainageimprovementplansfor thecommercialdevelopmentknownasSanManual Village, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 17) Zone 17 described work is to be locatedwithinthe roadwayright-of-way, or drainageeasementsas shownon the drainageimprovementplansfor Tract18677, whichare on file in the CityEngineer's office. ( 18) Zone 18 describedwork is to be locatedwithin the roadwayright-of-way, or drainageeasementsas shownon the drainageimprovementplansfor Tract17682, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 19) Zone 19 described work is to be located within the roadway right-of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainageimprovementplansforTracts16745and18935, whichareonfileintheCity Engineer' s office. ( 20) Zone 20 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of-way, ordrainageeasementsasshownonthedrainageimprovementplansforParcel map 19824, which are on file in the City Engineer's office. 21) Zone 21 described work is to be located within the roadway right-of-way, or drainage easements as shown on thedrainageimprovementplansforParcelmap20455andTractmap18013, whichare onfileintheCityEngineer's office. 22) Zone22describedworkisto belocatedwithin the roadway right- of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvementplansforTractmap20142, whichareonfileintheCityEngineer's office.

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Description of Assessment District
SECTION3. Thatthe contemplatedwork, in the opinionof said CityCouncil, is of more localthanordinarypublicbenefit, andthe saidCityCouncilherebymakestheexpense of saidworkchargeableupona district, whichsaiddistrictis describedas follows: (1) Zone 1: AllthatcertainterritoryofSubdivisionTract15663withintheCityof Highland, and a commercial parcel of land described as the " remainder parcel of Tract 15663," recordedin MapBook260andPage79thru83, SanBernardinoCounty, (2) Zone 2:
allthatcertainterritoryofTentativeTract14326, 14326-1, and14326-2, andrecordedin ParcelMapBook160andPage26thru28SanBernardinoCountyasParcelMapNo. 13639, ( 3) Zone 3: all that certain territory described as Parcel 1, Certificate of ComplianceNo. 99-011, and recordedas DocumentNo. 19990399965, San Bernardino County, ( 4) Zone 4: all that certainterritory of SubdivisionTract 7996 and recordedin MapBook110, Page97thru98, andTract8718andrecordedinMapBook119Page 45 thru 47, San Bernardino County, ( 5) Zone 5: all that certain territory of Subdivision Tract 15375, and recordedin MapBook282 and Page73 thru75, San Bernardino County, ( 6) Zone6: all that certainterritoryof SubdivisionTract15969and 15969-1, andrecordedinMapBook281andPage95thru97, andMapBook281andPage92 thru 94 respectively, ( 7) Zone 7: Parcels3, 4, and 5 of ParcelMap 15687and recorded in ParcelMap Book 193, Page38 thru 39, San BernardinoCounty, (8) Zone 8: all that certainterritoryofSubdivisionTract16404andrecordedinMapBook297, andPage4 thru 7 respectively, ( 9) Zone 9: all that certain territory of Tract 14757 in Map Book 303,

Pages 25 & 26; ( 11) Zone 11: all that certain territory of Tentative Subdivision Tract 15960; ( 12) Zone 12: all that certainterritoryof TentativeSubdivisionTract 16914. (13) Zone 13: all that certainterritoryof TentativeSubdivisionTract 17590; (14) Zone 14: all that certainterritoryof TentativeSubdivisionTract 17263; (15) Zone 15: all that certain territoryof TentativeSubdivisionTract 18199; (16) Zone 16: all that certain territory of Assessor's Parcel Number's 1200-081-01-0000 and 1200-081-03-0000; (17) Zone 17:
all that certain territory of Tentative SubdivisionTract 18677; (18) Zone 18: all that certain territory of Tract 17682; (19) Zone 19: all that certain territory of Tracts 16745 and 18935. ( 20) Zone 20: all that certain territory of Parcel map 19824. (21) Zone 22: all that certainterritoryof Parcelmap 20455 and Tract map 18013. (22) Zone 22: all that certain territory of Tract map 20142.

Report of the Engineer
SECTION4. The City Councilof said City by ResolutionNo. 2023- has accepted thereportof the Engineerof Work, whichreportindicatestheamountof the proposed assessment, thepropertytobeassessed, detaileddescriptionofimprovements, andthe method of assessment. The report titled "Engineer's Report for City of Highland, Street and Drainage District No. 96- 1" is on file in the Office of the City Clerk of said City and waspreparedforthe2023-24FiscalYearinaccordancewithTheBenefitAssessment

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Act of 1982. Referenceto said reportis herebymadefor all particularsfor the amount and extent of the assessments and for the extent of the work.

Collection of Assessments
SECTION 5. The assessment shall be collected at the time and in the same manner as County taxes are collected. The Engineer of Work shall file a report annually with the CityCouncilof saidCityandsaidCouncilwillannuallyconductpublichearingsupon saidreportasrequiredbylaw, atwhichtimeassessmentsforthenextfiscalyearwillbe determined.

Time and Place of Hearing
SECTION 6. Noticeis herebygiven that on the 13t" day of June 2023, at 6:00 p.m., or assoonthereafterasmaybeheard, theCityCounciloftheCityof Highlandwillholda publichearingandanyandallpersonshavinganyobjectiontotheworkorextentofthe assessmentdistrict, mayappearandshowcausewhysaidworkshouldnotbedoneor carried out in accordance with this Resolution of Intention. The City Council will consider all oral and written protests.

You may submit your comments by email in advance to the City Clerk at [email protected] and include " Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1" in the title. Any writtencommentsreceivedin this mannerwill be included as part of the public record on this matter.

Benefit Act of 1982
SECTION7. All of the work hereinproposedshall be doneand carriedthroughin pursuanceof theactof thelegislatureof theStateof CaliforniadesignatedastheBenefitActof 1982, beingChapter6.4, Division2, Title5 oftheGovernmentCodeof the State of California.

Exclusion of Public Property
SECTION8. All lots or parcelsbelongingto publicagenciesshall be omittedfrom assessmentsto be madehereafterto coverthe costsandexpensesof the Work.

Publication of Notice
SECTION 9. Published notice shall be made pursuant to Section 6063 of the Government Code. Thepublicationofnoticeof hearingshallbecompletedat least10 days prior to the date of hearings.

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Certification
SECTION 10. TheCity Clerkshallcertifyto theadoptionof this Resolution.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 9thday of May 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk

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STAFF REPORT

TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: June 13, 2023
FROM: Joseph A. Hughes, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: Lawrence A. Mainez, Community Development Directorp(l PREPARED BY: KimStater, AssistantCommunityDevelopmentDirectorY SUBJECT: Revisions to the City of Highland 6thCycle 2021- 2029 Housing Element in response to comments by the California Department of Housing and Community Development pursuant to
Government Code Section 65585( h); Related to General Plan Amendment No. GPA-21-003 adopted on January 25, 2022.

LOCATION: City- wide
RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commissionrecommendsthe City Counciladopt Resolution No. 2023 - approvingrevisionsto the 6thCycle Housing Element.

PUBLIC NOTICE: As required by City Council Resolution, a Notice of Public HearingwaspostedattheCity's threedesignatedpostinglocations, andon June2, 2023, a legal ad was published in the San Bernardino Sun newspaper. In addition, the Noticewas postedon the City'swebsiteand mailedto regionalagenciesandthosewho requestednotice.

PREVIOUS ACTION: On January 25, 2022, the City Council adopted ResolutionNo. 2022-005, approvingGeneralPlanAmendmentNo. GPA21-003toAdopttheSixth (6th) Cycle Housing Element as well as the Public Health, Safety, and EnvironmentalJustice Element and amendments to the Circulation Element. No further action is needed on the Public Health, Safety and Environmental Justice Element or Circulation amendments.

PROJECT REVIEW: Staff provided a copy of the adopted Housing Element to the California Department of Housing and Community Development ( HCD) for review pursuant to Government Code section 65585, subdivision ( h). On April 14, 2022, HCD reported the results of its review ( Attachment 1 - HCD Correspondence).

Subsequently, Staff and the City's housing consultant drafted revisions to the Housing Elementto addressall statutoryrequirementsof State HousingElementLaw noted in HCD's Approved Motion
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City Council Meeting of
June 13, 2023
General Plan Amendment 21- 003
Housing, PHS/EJ, Circulation Element Amendments
letter. Amendments were made to the body of the Housing Element, Appendix C: Constraints and Zoning Analysis, Appendix D: Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Analysis, and Appendix E: Sites Analysis and Inventory. Many of the textual changes in the document are further refinement of existing programs, adding detailed descriptions and timeframes consistent with state law. The most notable new programs and amendments are:

Repeal the Crime -Free Multiple -Family Rental -Housing Program ( HMC Chapter 5.34, Section 5.34.020) in compliance with fair housing requirements and the Federal Fair Housing Act (Program 2, page 8 of the Housing Element).

As notedby HCDintheir comment letter, oneof the itemshighlightedrequirestheCity to further " analyze the program's impact on affirmatively furthering fair housing throughout the City". HCD asserts that the City's Crime -Free Multi -family Rental - Housing Program (Highland Municipal Code Chapter 5.34, Section 5.34.020) has a potentialdisproportionateimpact to communitiesof color, lower -income households, personswithdisabilities, andsurvivorsofdomesticabusesuchas automaticeviction after a certain number of call for emergency/ police service". The City Councilshould also be aware that HCD's assertion is a direct response to a recent lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice against the City of Hesperia and the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. In that case ( similar to the example given by HCD in their comment letter related to a survivor of domestic abuse) the U.S. Department of Justice pointed to two domestic violence cases where the entire household was evicted by the landlord based on the calls for serviceto the apartment unit. The City of Hemet in Riverside County was also investigated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for a similar crime free housing ordinance. Both those caseswere eventuallysettled, which includedsignificantfinancial commitments and the repeal of their Multi -family Crime - Free Housing ordinances. In the case of the Cityof Hesperia, the San BernardinoCountySheriffagreedto stop enforcementof the County program. As of the posting of this staff report, staff has not receivedand update from the San Bernardino County Sheriff' s Office. To ensure consistency with fair housingrequirementsand the FederalFair HousingAct, the proposed Program2 will require an amendment to the Highland Municipal Code to eliminate the provision of the Crime Free Multiple -Family Rental -Housing Project ordinance by December 2023.

Addition of a discussion regarding Group Homes in the " Special Needs" and Residential Care Facilities" housing sections ( Program 18, page 23 of the Housing Element).

Amend the Zoning Code to remove subjectivedesign review criteria and ensurean objectivedesign review process for residentialprojects (Program 29, page 33 of the Housing Element).

Rezone a combined area of at least 5 acres to increase multifamily residential options in moderate- and high opportunity/higher resourcesareas (Program 33, page 36 of the Housing Element).
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City Council Meeting of
June 13, 2023
General Plan Amendment 21- 003
Housing, PHS/ EJ, Circulation Element Amendments
All amendments are shown in " Track Changes" in the attached Housing Element and Appendices C, D, and E. Appendices A, B, and F are not attached as there are no proposed changes to these.

The PlanningCommission reviewed the draft at their meeting on May 2, 2023. They made several minor edits in the narrative regarding Accessory Dwelling Units ( ADUs) and construction costs. These are now included and shown in track changes as well.

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW: Pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, the City Council adopted a Negative Declaration concurrentwith adoptionof the Housing Element on January 25, 2022. No further action is neededto make the proposed revisions.

PUBLIC COMMENT: On May 11, 2023, the draft revisionswere posted to the City's website and an email link was sent to all individuals and organizations requesting notice. HCD requiresthis noticebe given 7 days in advanceof submittalto HCD. No commentshavebeen received.

Attachments:

1. HCD Correspondence dated April 14, 2022

2. Resolution No. 2023 - Approving revisions to the 6thCycle Housing Element ( Revised Housing Element, and Appendices C, D, and E attached)
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ATTACHMENT 1
HCD Correspondence dated April 14, 2022
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STATEOF CALIFORNIA BUSINESS CONSUMER SERVICESAND HOUSINGAGENCY GAVIN NEWSOM Governor

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

DIVISION OF HOUSING POLICY DEVELOPMENT
2020 W. El Camino Avenue, Suite 500 1.:

Sacramento, CA 95833
916) 263- 2911 / FAX ( 916) 263- 7453
www. hcd. ca. gov
April 14, 2022
Lawrence Mainez, Director
CommunityDevelopmentDepartment
City of Highland
27215 Base Line
Highland, CA 92346
Dear Lawrence Mainez:

RE: Cityof Highland's 6t" Cycle (2021-2029) AdoptedHousingElement ThankyouforsubmittingtheCityofHighland's (City) housingelementadopted January26, 2022andreceivedforreviewonFebruary14, 2022. Pursuantto Government Code section 65585, subdivision ( h), the California Department of HousingandCommunityDevelopment (HCD) isreportingtheresultsofitsreview.

Theadoptedhousingelementaddressesmoststatutoryrequirementsdescribedin HCD's October 25, 2021 review; however, additional revisionsare necessaryto fully complywithStateHousingElementLaw (Article10.6 oftheGov. Code), see enclosed Appendix.
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Severalfederal, state, and regionalfunding programsconsider housingelement complianceasan eligibilityor rankingcriteria. Forexample, the CalTransSenateBill SB) 1 Sustainable Communitiesgrant; the StrategicGrowth Council and HCD's AffordableHousingandSustainableCommunitiesprograms; andHCD's Permanent LocalHousingAllocationconsiderhousingelementcomplianceand/or annualreporting requirementspursuantto GovernmentCodesection65400. Witha complianthousing element, theCitymeetshousingelementrequirementsfor theseandotherfunding sources.
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Lawrence Mainez, Director

Foryourinformation, somegeneralplanelementupdatesaretriggeredby housing elementadoption. HCD remindsthe City to considertiming provisionsand welcomes theopportunityto provideassistance. Forinformation, pleaseseetheTechnical Advisoriesissued by the Governor's Office of Planningand Researchat:
http://opr.ca.gov/docs/OPR Appendix C final.pdf and
http:// opr. ca. gov/ docs/ Final 6.26. 15. pdf.

HCDappreciatesthe City's effort throughoutthe courseof the housing element review.

Wearecommittedto assistingthe Cityin addressingallstatutoryrequirementsof State HousingElement Law. Ifyouhaveanyquestionsor needadditionaltechnical assistance, pleasecontactReidMiller, of ourstaff, at Reid. Miller(c-hcd.ca.gov.

Sincerely,
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7 Paul McDougall
Senior Program Manager
Enclosure
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APPENDIX

CITY OF HIGHLAND
Thefollowingchangesarenecessaryto bringtheCity's housingelementintocompliancewith Article 10.6 of the Government Code. Accompanying each recommended change, we cite the supportingsection of the GovernmentCode.

Housingelementtechnicalassistanceinformationisavailableon HCD's websiteat http:// www hcd ca gov/community-development/housing-element/housing-element-memos.shtml.

Amongotherresources, the housingelementsectioncontainsHCD's latesttechnicalassistance tool, BuildingBlocks for Effective HousingElements (Building Blocks), available at http://www hcd ca qov/community-development/building-blocks/index.shtml and includesthe GovernmentCode addressingState Housing ElementLaw and other resources.

A. Housing Needs, Resources, and Constraints

1. Affirmativelyfurtherfingjfairhousingin accordancewithChapter15 (commencingwith Section 8899. 50) of Division 1 of Title 2... shall include an assessment of fair housing in the jurisdiction. ( Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. ( c)( 10)( A).) OtherRelevant Factors: The element providessome analysisof the "Crime Free" ordinancementioned in Program2, but it mustspecificallyanalyzethe program's impact onaffirmativelyfurtheringfair housing (AFFH) throughoutthe City. Whiletheelement states that the Crime -Free Ordinance Program does not have an implication on affirmativelyfurthering fair housingin the City becauseit is not targetingspecific groups or classes, the analysis does not analyze the ordinance including rental agreement requirementsfor potentialdisproportionateimpactsto communitiesof color, lower -income households, personswithdisabilities, andsurvivorsof domesticabusesuchasautomatic eviction after a certain number of call for emergency/ police service.

Sites Inventory: While the revised element includes some discussion on the site strategy, there is no discussionto discussthe magnitudeof the impact of the strategy, includingthe numberof unitsby incomegrouprelativeto locationsor neighborhoodswithinthe City, includinganyisolationoftheRHNAandthenaddresswhethersitesexacerbateorimprove segregationand integration. The analysisshould also evaluate if there is any isolationof regionalhousingneedsallocation (RHNA) for eachcomponent. Specifically, theelement identifiesmost of the sites to meetthe lower -income RHNA in neighborhoodswest of Boulderwhich are characterizedby lower -opportunityscores and high racial and ethnic concentrations. The analysisjustifies this placementby stating that the sites inventory improvesconditions by identifyingsites to accommodatethe moderateor above moderate incomeRHNA. As part of this analysis the elementshould identify actions to enhance housingmobilityto higherresourcedareasofthe City, newhousingchoicesand affordabilityin highopportunityareas, place -basedstrategiesfor communitypreservation andrevitalization (includingemphasisonconcentratedareasof poverty) anddisplacement protection.

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Goals Priorities Metrics, and Milestones: Goals and actions must specifically respond to the analysis and to the identifiedand prioritizedcontributingfactorsto fair housing issues and must be significant and meaningfulenoughto overcomeidentifiedpatterns and trends. Actions must have specific commitment, metrics, and milestones. Action should alsoexplicitlyAFFHby, for example, targetinggeographicareasof higherneedor lower - incomeor housingopportunitiesin higheropportunityareas. Finally, actionsmustaddress housingmobilityenhancement, newhousingchoicesandaffordabilityin highopportunity areas, place -basedstrategiesfor communitypreservationandrevitalization (including emphasison concentratedareas of poverty) and displacementprotection. Please see HCD's prior review for additional information.

2. An analysis of potential and actual governmentalconstraints uponthe maintenance, improvement, or developmentof housingfor all incomelevels, includingthe types of housingidentifiedin paragraph (1) of subdivision (c), and for persons with disabilities as identified in the analysis pursuant to paragraph ( 7), includingland use controls, building codesand their enforcement, site improvements, fees and other exactionsrequiredof developers, and local processing and permit procedures... ( Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. a) ( 5).)
Design Review: The element includes additional information regarding the City's design reviewprocess, concludesthatthe processis nota constraintbutdoesnotanalyzethe potentialimpactofthesubjectivestandardsonapprovalcertainty, cost, supply, timing, and other relevantfactors. Specifically, the element should analyzethe following review criteria:

The design and layoutof the proposeddevelopmentwill not unreasonablyinterfere with the use and enjoyment of neighboringexisting or future developmentsand will not create a traffic or pedestrian hazard.

Thedesignofthe proposeddevelopmentis compatiblewiththecharacterofthe surroundingneighborhoodandwill maintaina harmonious, orderly, andattractive development.

Thedesignof theproposeddevelopmentwouldprovidea desirableenvironmentfor its occupantsandvisitingpublicaswellas itsneighborsthroughgoodaestheticuseof materials, texture and color that will remain aesthetically appealing and will retain a reasonably adequate level of maintenance.

Housing for Persons with Disabilities:

ReasonableAccommodation: The elementwas revisedto describethe typical finding for approval of a reasonable accommodation request. However, the element must analyze thosefindingto ensurethattheydonotpotentialconstrainhousingfor personswith disabilities. Inparticular, the elementmustevaluatefindingsrelatedto potentialimpacton surroundinguses, andphysicalattributesofthe propertyandstructuresfor consistency with fair housingrequirementsand current HUD/DOJ guidance.

Constraintson Housing for Personswith Disabilities: While the elementwas revisedto includeHousingProgram18 (ResidentialCareFacilities) to permitresidentialcare Highland's 6thCycle Adopted Housing Element Page 2
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facilitatesservingsevenor moreinat leastonezonewithoutdiscretion, it is unclearifthis zoningmodificationisfor licensedcarefacilitiesandif theCitydistinguishesunlicensed grouphomesfromothertypesofhousing. Asareminderzoningandstandardsshould simplyimplementa barrier -freedefinitionof familyinsteadof subjecting, potentially personswithdisabilities, tospecialregulations. Zoningcoderegulationsthatisolateand regulatevarious types of housingfor personswith disabilitiesbased on the number of peopleandotherfactorsmayposea constrainton housingchoicefor personswith disabilities.

CrimeFree Ordinance: While the adopted element revisedProgram2 to providefurther analysison the impact of the City's "Crime Free" ordinanceas a potential governmental constraintfor housingfor personswith disabilities, the programmust still address the following:
whether the programor ordinance appliesto both rentersand homeowners, whetherthe programorordinanceis enforcedagainstfederallysubsidized properties, or against housingthat serves specific populations (e. g., people re- enteringfromcontactwiththecriminallegalsystemorhousingservingpeoplewith mental health or developmental disabilities), and
whether the programor ordinance requiresor encouragesproperty owners to conduct a criminal background check what conduct is covered by the ordinance/policy, andwhatlocationsof allegedcriminalactivitythe ordinance covers ( e. g., on the premises or off premises).

3. An analysis of potential and actual nongovernmentalconstraintsupon the maintenance, improvement, or developmentof housing for all incomelevels, including the availabilityof financing, thepriceofland, thecostof construction, therequeststo develophousingat densitiesbelow those anticipatedin the analysisrequiredby subdivision (c) of GovernmentCodesection 65583.2, and the length of time betweenreceiving approvalfor a housingdevelopmentandsubmittalof an applicationforbuildingpermitsforthathousing developmentthat hinder the constructionof a locality's share of the regional housingneed in accordancewith GovernmentCodesection 65584. Theanalysisshall also demonstrate local efforts to remove nongovernmentalconstraints that create a gap between the locality's planningforthedevelopmentof housingforallincomelevelsandthe construction of that housing. ( Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. ( a)( 6).) Requestsfor Lower Density PermitTimes and Effortsto Address Nongovernmental Constraints: The adopted elementwas largely not revisedto meetthis requirement.

Please see HCD' s prior review.

B. Housing Programs
TheHousingElementshallcontainprogramswhichassistin thedevelopmentof adequate housing to meet the needs of extremelylow-, verylow-, low- and moderate -income households. ( Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. ( c)( 2).)
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While the adopted element has been revised to include a descriptor in several programs identifyinghousingfor extremely low-income (ELI) being of particularimportance, it does notsayhowtheCitywill incorporatethe needforextremely -lowincomehousingas it implementsthe programs. For example, the Citycould prioritizefunding for projectsthat havea certain percentageof housingset -aside for ELI units, or could identify special incentives or concessions. Programs that should be modified to provide a specific commitment include Program 4 ( Inclusionary Housing), Program 5 ( Impact Fees), Program 20 ( Affordable Housing Partnerships), and Program 22 ( Collaborative Partnerships). .

2. Address and, whereappropriateand legally possible, remove governmental and nongovernmental constraints to the maintenance, improvement, and development of housing, includinghousing for all income levels and housingfor persons with disabilities.

Theprogramshallremoveconstraintsto, andprovidereasonableaccommodationsfor housingdesignedfor, intended for occupancyby, or with supportive services for, persons with disabilities. ( Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. ( c)( 3).) As noted in FindingA2 and A3, the element requiresa complete analysis of potential governmentaland non -governmentalconstraints. Dependinguponthe resultsof that analysis, the City may need to revise or add programsand address and remove or mitigateanyidentifiedconstraints. In addition, theelementmustbe revised, asfollows:

Transitionaland SupportiveHousing: While the adoptedelement has been revisedto address some of the concerns in HCD' s October 25, 2021 review, it should be noted again that transitionaland supportive housing must be permittedas a residential use in all zones andonlysubjecttothoserestrictionsthatapplyto otherresidentialdwellingsofthesame type in the same zone pursuantto GovernmentCodesection 65583(c)(3). While Program 19 includes a commitment to allow transitional housing in this manner, it must also include supportive housing.

3. Promoteand affirmativelyfurther fair housing opportunitiesandpromote housing throughoutthe communityor communitiesfor all persons regardless of race, religion, sex, marital status, ancestry, national origin, color, familialstatus, or disability, and other characteristicsprotected by the CaliforniaFair Employmentand Housing Act (Part 2. 8 commencingwith Section 12900) of Division 3 of Title2), Section 65008, and any other state and federal fair housing and planning law. ( Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. ( c)( 5).) As noted in FindingAl, the element must includea completeanalysis of AFFH. Basedon the outcomes of that analysis, the element must add or modify programs to have clear timelinesand quantifiableoutcomes or metrics, and to enhance housing mobility strategies, encourage development of new affordable housing in high resource areas, improveplace -basedstrategiesto revitalizeneighborhoods, andprotectresidentsfrom displacement.

4. Developa planthatincentivizesandpromotesthecreationof accessorydwellingunitsthat can be offered at affordable rent, as defined in Section 50053 of the Health and Safety Code, for very low, low-, or moderate -income households. For purposes of this paragraph, Highland' s 6th Cycle Adopted Housing Element Page 4
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accessorydwellingunits" hasthesamemeaningas "accessorydwellingunit' asdefined in paragraph (4) of subdivision (i) of Section65852.2. (Gov. Code, § 65583, subd. ( c)( 7).) While the adopted element has been revised to add a program to include incentives to promotethecreationandaffordabilityof accessorydwellingunits (ADU), the implementationtimeline of Fall 2026 for the ADU incentiveprogram, to have a beneficial impacton the planningperiod, should be revisedwith an earlier date in the planning period.

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ATTACHMENT 2
Resolution No. 2023 -
Approving revisions to the 6th Cycle Housing Element
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RESOLUTION NO. 2023 -

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

HIGHLAND, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING REVISIONS TO THE CITY' S 6T" CYCLE 2021- 2029 HOUSING ELEMENT IN RESPONSE TO

COMMENTS BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT; GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT NO.

G PA- 21- 003
APPLICANT: CITY OF HIGHLAND

RECITALS
WHEREAS, on January 25, 2022, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2022-005 to approve the City's 6thCycle 2021-2029 Housing Element in accordance with State Housing Law, CaliforniaGovernmentCode Sections 65585-6588; WHEREAS, the HousingElementwas reviewed by the CaliforniaDepartment of Housing and Community Development ( HCD) pursuant to Government Code Section65585 (h) and HCDprovidedcommentsback to the City on April 14, 2022; WHEREAS, the City of Highlanddetermined it is appropriate and necessary to revise the Housing Element to comply with all statutory requirements of State Housing Element Law as noted in HCD's correspondence;
WHEREAS, these revisions have been drafted and made available to the public, public agencies and those requestingnoticeand are attached hereto; WHEREAS, a duly noticed public hearing was held before the Planning Commissionon May 16, 2023, and the Planning Commission adopted Resolution 2023 — 024 recommending the City Council approve the revisions; WHEREAS, a duly noticedpublic hearingwas held before the City Councilon June 13, 2023, at which time all partieswere given the opportunityto be heard; and WHEREAS, based upon the State Guidelines to Implement the California Environmental Quality Act ( CEQA), General Plan Amendment No. 21- 003, adopting the City's 6th Cycle Housing Element, required a Negative Declaration that was approvedby the City Councilon January25, 2022, per ResolutionNo. 2022-005; and
WHEREAS, the projectproponentis the City of Highland, 27215 Base Line, Highland, CA 92346.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED it is hereby found, determined and resolved by the PlanningCommissionof the City of Highlandas follows:
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SECTION 1. The City Council finds that all the facts set forth in the Recitals above are true and correct.

SECTION 2. Based upon substantial evidence presented to the City Council during the June 13, 2023, Public Hearing including public testimony and written and oral Staff Reports, the City Council finds as follows:
a. All necessary public meetings and opportunities for
public testimony and comment have been conducted in
compliance with State Law and the Municipal Code of the City of Highland.

SECTION 3. The proposed revisions to the 6thCycle Housing Element will address all statutory requirements of State Housing Element Law and address outstanding items of concern by HCD.

SECTION 4. The City Council hereby finds that on January 25, 2022, the City Council adopted a Negative Declaration for the 6thCycle Housing Element in compliance with the California
Environmental Quality Act ( CEQA), and no further review is necessary.

SECTION 5. During preparation of the revisions, the Planning Agency provided opportunities for the involvement of citizens, public agencies, civic, educational, and other community groups, through public hearings and other means the City deemed appropriate.

SECTION 6. Based on the foregoing Findings, the City Council approves revisions to the City's 6th Cycle 2021-2029 Housing Element related to General Plan Amendment No. 21- 003, approved on January 25, 2022.

C. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION
The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolutionand shall cause the sameto be publishedor posted in the mannerprescribedby law.

Passed, Approved, and Adopted this 13thday of June, 2023.

Larry McCallon
Mayor
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ATTEST:

Betty Hughes, MMC
City Clerk
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