Agenda packet — Highland City Council, June 11, 2024 (part 4 of 4)

City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
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
0297- 261- 10- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
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

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City o& Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
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
0297- 271- 25- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
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

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
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
1210- 451- 15- 0000 2 1. 000 24. 50 24. 50
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 7, 962. 50 7, 962. 50
1201- 131- 04- 0000 3 1. 000 343. 07 343. 06
1201- 131- 05- 0000 3 1. 000 343. 07 343. 06
Subtotal Zone 3 2. 000 686. 14 686. 12
1200- 131- 03- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 04- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
Rounding to Even Cents

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1200- 131- 05- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 06- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 07- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 08- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 09- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 10- 0000 4 8. 500 71. 83 71. 82
1200- 131- 11- 0000 4 8. 500 71. 83 71. 82
1200- 131- 12- 0000 4 8. 500 71. 83 71. 82
1200- 131- 13- 0000 4 8. 500 71. 83 71. 82
1200- 131- 14- 0000 4 8. 500 71. 83 71. 82
1200- 131- 15- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 16- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 17- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 18- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 19- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 131- 20- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 21- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 22- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 23- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 24- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 25- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 26- 0000 4 4, 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 27- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 28- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 29- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 30- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 31- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 32- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 33- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 34- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 131- 35- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 01- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 281- 02- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 281- 03- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 281- 04- 0000 4 1. 000 8. 45 8. 44
1200- 281- 05- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 06- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 07- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 08- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 09- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 10- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 11- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 14- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 15- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
Rounding to Even Cents

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1200- 281- 16- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 17- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 18- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 19- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 281- 20- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 291- 04- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
1200- 291- 05- 0000 4 4. 000 33. 80 33. 80
Subtotal Zone 4 186. 500 1, 575. 95 1, 575. 74
1210- 461- 01- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 02- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 03- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 04- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 05- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 06- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 07- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 08- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 09- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 10- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 11- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 12- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 13- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 14- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 15- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 16- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 17- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 18- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 19- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 20- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 21- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 22- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 23- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32 84
1210- 461- 24- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 25- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 26- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 27- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 28- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 29- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 30- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 461- 31- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 01- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 02- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 03- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 04- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
Rounding to Even Cents

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 471- 05- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 06- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 07- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 08- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 09- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 10- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 11- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 12- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 13- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 14- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
1210- 471- 15- 0000 5 1. 000 32. 84 32. 84
Subtotal Zone 5 46. 000 1, 510. 64 1, 510. 64
1201- 471- 01- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 02- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 03- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 04- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 05- 0000 6 1, 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 06- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 07- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 08- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 09- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 10- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 11- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 12- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 13- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 14- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 15- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 16- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 17- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 18- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 19- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 20- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 21- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 22- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 23- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 24- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 25- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 26- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 27- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 28- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 29- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 30- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 31- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
Rounding to Even Cents

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 471- 32- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 33- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 34- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 35- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 36- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 37- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76 -
1201- 471- 38- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 471- 39- 0000 6 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
Subtotal Zone 6 39. 000 810. 03 809. 64
1201- 091- 60- 0000 7 478 1316. 70 1, 316. 70
1201- 101- 74- 0000 7 356 979. 65 979. 64
Subtotal Zone 7 834 2, 296. 35 2, 296. 34
1192- 332- 01- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 02- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 03- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 04- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 05- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 06- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 07- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 08- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 09- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 10- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 11- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 12- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 13- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 14- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 15- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 16- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 17- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 18- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 19- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 20- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 21- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 22- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 23- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 24- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 25- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 26- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 27- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 28- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 29- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 30- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
Rounding to Even Cents

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1192- 332- 31- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 32- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 33- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 34- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 35- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 36- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 332- 37- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 01- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 02- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 03- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 04- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 05- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 06- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 07- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 08- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 09- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 10- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 11- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 12- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 13- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 14- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 15- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 16- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 17- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 18- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 19- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 20- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 21- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 22- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 23- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 24- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 25- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 26- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 27- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 28- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 29- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 30- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 31- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 32- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 33- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 34- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 35- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 36- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 37- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
Rounding to Even Cents

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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1192- 352- 38- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 39- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 40- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 41- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 42- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 43- 0000 8 1, 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 44- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 45- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 46- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 47- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 48- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 49- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
1192- 352- 52- 0000 8 1. 000 15. 99 15. 98
Subtotal Zone 8 87. 000 1, 391. 13 1, 390. 26
1200- 102- 18- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 19- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 20- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 21- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 22- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 23- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 24- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 25- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 26- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 27- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 28- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 29- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 30- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 31- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 102- 32- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 39- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 40- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 41- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 42- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 43- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 44- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 45- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 46- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 47- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 48- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 49- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 50- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 51- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 52- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1200- 111- 53- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 54- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 55- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 56- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 57- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 58- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 59- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 60- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 61- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 62- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 63- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 64- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 65- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 66- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 67- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 68- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 69- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
1200- 111- 70- 0000 9 1. 000 17. 94 17. 94
Subtotal Zone 9 47. 000 843. 18 843. 18
1201- 031- 40- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 41- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 42- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 43- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 44- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 45- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 46- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 47- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 48- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 49- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 50- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201031- 51- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 52- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 53- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 54- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 55- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 56- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 57- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 58- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 59- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 60- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 61- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 62- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 63- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 031- 64- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 65- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 66- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 67- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 68- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 69- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 70- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 71- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 72- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 73- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 74- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 75- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 76- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1201- 031- 77- 0000 10 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
Subtotal Zone 10 38. 000 789. 26 788. 88
1200- 611- 10- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 611- 11- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 611- 12- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 611- 13- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 611- 14- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 611- 15- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 611- 16- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 10- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 11- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 12- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 13- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 14- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 15- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 16- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 17- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
1200- 621- 18- 0000 11 1. 000 94. 50 94. 50
Subtotal Zone 11 16. 000 1, 512. 00 1, 512. 00
0297- 291- 01- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 02- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 03- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 04- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 05- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 06- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 07- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 08- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 09- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 10- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 291- 11- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 12- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 13- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 14- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 15- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 16- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 17- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 18- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 19- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 20- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 21- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 22- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 23- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 24- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 25- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 26- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 27- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 28- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 29- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 30- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 31- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 32- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 33- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 34- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 35- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 36- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 37- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 38- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 39- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 40- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 41- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 42- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 43- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 44- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 45- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 46- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 47- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 48- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 49- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 50- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 51- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 52- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 53- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 54- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
0297- 291- 55- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 56- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 57- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 58- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 291- 59- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
0297- 301- 01- 0000 12 1. 000 23. 10 23. 10
Subtotal Zone 12 60. 000 1, 386. 00 1, 386. 00
1192- 091- 36- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 37- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 38- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 39- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 40- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 41- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 42- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 43- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
1192- 091- 44- 0000 13 1. 000 20. 77 20. 76
Subtotal Zone 13 9. 000 186. 93 186. 84
1201- 481- 01- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 02- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 03- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 04- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 05- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 06- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 07- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 08- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 09- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 10- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 11- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 12- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 13- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 14- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 15- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 16- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 17- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 18- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 19- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 20- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 21- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 22- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 23- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 24- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
1201- 481- 25- 0000 14 1. 000 139. 44 139. 44
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
Subtotal Zone 14 25. 000 3, 486. 00 3, 486. 00
1191- 511- 01- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 02- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 03- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 04- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 05- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 06- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 07- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 08- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 09- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 10- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 11- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 12- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 13- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 14- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 15- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 16- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 17- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 18- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 19- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 20- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 21- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 22- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 23- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
1191- 511- 24- 0000 15 1. 000 78. 75 78. 74
Subtotal Zone 15 24. 000 1, 890. 00 1, 889. 76
1200- 081- 05- 0000 16 12. 118 1023. 49 1, 023. 48
Subtotal Zone 16 12. 118 1, 023 49 1, 023. 48
1192- 461- 59- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 60- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 61- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 62- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 63- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 66- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 67- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 68- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 69- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 71- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 461- 73- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 70- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 71- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1192- 481- 72- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 73- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 74- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 75- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 76- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 77- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 78- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 79- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 80- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 81- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 82- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184, 80
1192- 481- 83- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 84- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 85- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 86- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 87- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 88- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 89- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 90- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 91- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 92- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
1192- 481- 93- 0000 17 1. 000 184. 80 184. 80
Subtotal Zone 17 35. 000 6, 468. 00 6, 468. 00
1201- 501- 02- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 03- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 04- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 05- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 06- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 07- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 08- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 09- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 10- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 11- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 12- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 13- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 14- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 15- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 16- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22, 90
1201- 501- 17- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 18- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 19- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 20- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 21- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 501- 22- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 23- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 24- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 25- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 26- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 27- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 28- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 29- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 30- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 31- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 32- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 33- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 34- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 35- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 36- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 37- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 38- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 39- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 40- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 41- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 42- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 43- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 44- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 45- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 46- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 47- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 48- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 49- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 50- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 51- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 52- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 53- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 54- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 55- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 56- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 57- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 58- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 59- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 60- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 61- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 62- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 63- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 501- 64- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 01- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 502- 02- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 03- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 04- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 05- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 06- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 07- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 08- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 09- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 10- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 11- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 12- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 13- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 14- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 15- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 16- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 17- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 18- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 19- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 20- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 21- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 22- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 23- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 24- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 25- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 26- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 27- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 28- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 29- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 30- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 31- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 32- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502 33- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 34- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 35- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 36- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 37- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 38- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 39- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 40- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 41- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 42- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 43- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 44- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 45- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1201- 502- 46- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 47- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 48- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 49- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 50- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 51- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 52- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 53- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 54- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
1201- 502- 55- 0000 18 1. 000 22. 91 22. 90
Subtotal Zone 18 118. 000 2, 703. 38 2, 702. 20
1210- 161- 45- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 46- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 47- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 48- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 49- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 50- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 51- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 52- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 161- 53- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 34- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 35- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 36- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 37- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 38- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 39- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 40- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 41- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 42- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 43- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 44- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 45- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 46- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 47- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 48- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 49- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 50- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 51- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 52- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 53- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 54- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 55- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 56- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
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ity of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 421- 57- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 58- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 59- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 60- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 62- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 63- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 64- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 421- 65- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 01- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 02- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 03- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 04- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 05- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 06- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 07- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 08- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 09- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 10- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 11- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 12- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 13- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 14- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 15- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 16- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 17- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 18- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 19- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 20- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 21- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 22- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 23- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 24- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 25- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 26- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 27- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 28- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 29- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 32- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 33- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 34- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 35- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 40- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 43- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 44- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 521- 45- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 46- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 47- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
1210- 521- 48- 0000 19 1. 000 61. 69 61. 68
Subtotal Zone 19 80. 000 4, 935. 20 4, 934. 40
1201- 361- 28- 0000 20 1. 000 3032. 40 3, 032. 40
Subtotal Zone 20 1. 000 3, 032. 40 3, 032. 40
1191- 351- 59- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 60- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 61- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 62- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 63- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 64- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 65- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 66- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 67- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 68- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 69- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 70- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 71- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 72- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 73- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 76- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 77- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
1191- 351- 78- 0000 21 1. 000 1587. 00 1, 587. 00
Subtotal Zone 21 18. 000 28, 566. 00 $ 28, 566. 00 1210- 321- 26- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 27- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 28- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 29- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 30- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 31- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 32- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 33- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 34- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 35- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 36- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 37- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 38- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 39- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 40- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
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City of Highland
Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1
Final Assessment Roll
Fiscal Year 2024- 25
Total
APN Zone EDU Frontage Acreage Assessment Assessment*
1210- 321- 41- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 42- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 43- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 44- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 45- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 46- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 47- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 48- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 49- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 50- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 51- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 52- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 53- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 54- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 55- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 56- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 57- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 321- 58- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 33- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 34- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 35- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 36- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 37- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 38- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 39- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 40- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 41- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 42- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 43- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 331- 44- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 13- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 14- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 15- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 16- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 17- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 18- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 19- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 20- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
1210- 391- 21- 0000 22 1. 000 360. 00 360. 00
Subtotal Zone 22 54. 000 19, 440. 00 $ 19, 440. 00 DISTRICT TOTAL: 93, 981. 88 $ 93, 977. 68
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ATTACHMENT 2
RESOLUTION NO. 2024-

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND

COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

GIVING PRELIMINARY APPROVAL OF REPORT FOR
STREET AND DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 96- 1
FISCAL YEAR 2024- 25
RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Highland that:

WHEREAS, on the 13thday of February 2024, said City Council did adopt its Resolution No. 2024-004 directing the Engineer of Work to make and file with the City Clerk of said City a report in writing as required by the Benefit Act of 1982; and WHEREAS, said Engineer of Work has made and filed with the City Clerk of said City a report in writing as called for in said Resolution and under the pursuant to said act, which report has been presented to this Council for consideration; and WHEREAS, said Council has duly considered said report and each and every part thereof, and finds that each and every part of said report is sufficient, and that no part of 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 land so identified within said Assessment District as the same existed at the time of passage of said Resolution, is hereby preliminarily approved and confirmed.

3. That the proposed assessment upon the subdivision of land in said Assessment District is in proportion to the estimated benefit to 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 14thday of May 2024.

Penny Lilburn
Mayor
ATTEST:

Alondra Munoz
City Clerk

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ATTACHMENT 3
RESOLUTION NO. 2024-

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

CALIFORNIA DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO LEVY AND
COLLECT ASSESSMENTS FOR FISCAL 2024- 25 IN STREET AND
DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 96-1, AN ASSESSMENT DISTRICT,

AND OFFERING A TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING OBJECTIONS THERETO The City Council of the City of Highland, pursuant to the provisions of the Benefit Assessment Act of 1982 codified in Government Code Section 54703 et seq. of the State of California, does resolve as follows:

Description of Work
SECTION 1. That the publicinterestand conveniencerequiresand it is in the intention of the City Councilof the Cityof Highland, California, to orderthe followingworkbe done, to wit:

1. Maintenance and servicing of streets and drainage structures as authorized by Section 54703 of the Government Code.

2. Any and all work and materials appurtenant thereto or which are necessaryor convenientforthe maintenanceand servicingthereof.

Location of Work
SECTION 2. ( 1) The Zone 1 described work is to be located within an access easement located between Nye Street and Base Line shown as Emergency Access on the final map of Tract 15663, which is on file in the City Clerk' s office. ( 2) The Zone 2 described work is to be located within roadway, right-of-way or drainage easement within and outside the incorporated boundaries of the City of Highland, along Greenspot Road, Calle Del Rio Street, Mission Street, more particularly described on drainage improvementsplansfor Tract 14326, 14326-1 and 14326-2, whichare on file in the City 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 improvementplans for the WalgreensPharmacylocated at the southeastcorner of Base Line and Boulder Avenue. ( 4) The Zone 4 described work is to be located within the alley that connects Carriage Hill Drive to Coachman Lane. ( 5) The Zone 5 described work is to be located within 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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alongStreaterDriveandSycamoreDriveas shownonthedrainageimprovementplans 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 BoulderAvenueandStoneyCreekDriveas shownas "AccessEasementA" on Parcel Map 15687 which is on file in the City Clerk' s office. ( 8) The Zone 8 described work is to be located within roadway, right-of-way or drainageeasementsalong MarshallCourt. 9) The Zone 9 described work is to be located within roadway, right-of-way or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 14757, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 10) The Zone 10 described work is to be located within roadway, right-of-way, or drainageeasementsas shownon the drainageimprovement plans for Tract 16607, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 11) The Zone 11 described work is to be located within roadway right-of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 15960, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 12) The Zone 12 described work is to be located within roadway right-of-way, or drainageeasementsas shown on the drainageimprovementplansfor Tract 16914. ( 13) Zone 13 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of- way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 17590. ( 14) Zone 14 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 17263. 15) Zone 15 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of- way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 18199, 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 drainage improvement plans for the commercial development known as San Manual Village, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 17) Zone 17 described work is to be located within the roadway right-of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 18677, which are on file in the City Engineer's office. ( 18) Zone 18 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of-way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract 17682, 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 drainage improvementplansfor Tracts 16745and 18935, which are on file in the City Engineer' s office. ( 20) Zone 20 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of-way, or drainageeasementsas shownon the drainageimprovementplansfor Parcel 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 the drainage improvement plans for Parcel map 20455 and Tract map 18013, which are on file in the City Engineer's office. 22) Zone 22 described work is to be located within the roadway right- of- way, or drainage easements as shown on the drainage improvement plans for Tract map 20142, which are on file in the City Engineer's office.

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Description of Assessment District
SECTION 3. That the contemplated work, in the opinion of said City Council, is of more localthan ordinarypublicbenefit, and the said City Councilherebymakesthe expense of said work chargeable upon a district, which said district is described as follows: ( 1) Zone 1: All that certainterritoryof SubdivisionTract 15663within the City of Highland, and a commercial parcel of land described as the " remainder parcel of Tract 15663," recorded in Map Book 260 and Page 79 thru 83, San Bernardino County, ( 2) Zone 2:
all that certainterritoryof TentativeTract 14326, 14326-1, and 14326-2, and recordedin ParcelMap Book 160and Page26 thru 28 San BernardinoCountyas ParcelMapNo. 13639, ( 3) Zone 3: all that certain territory described as Parcel 1, Certificate of Compliance No. 99-011, and recorded as Document No. 19990399965, San Bernardino County, ( 4) Zone 4: all that certain territory of Subdivision Tract 7996 and recorded in Map Book 110, Page97 thru 98, and Tract 8718and recordedin Map Book 119 Page 45 thru 47, San Bernardino County, ( 5) Zone 5: all that certain territory of Subdivision Tract 15375, and recorded in Map Book 282 and Page 73 thru 75, San Bernardino County, ( 6) Zone 6: all that certain territory of Subdivision Tract 15969 and 15969-1, and recordedin Map Book281 and Page95 thru 97, and Map Book281 and Page92 thru 94 respectively, ( 7) Zone 7: Parcels 3,4, and 5 of Parcel Map 15687 and recorded in Parcel Map Book 193, Page 38 thru 39, San Bernardino County, ( 8) Zone 8: all that certain territory of Subdivision Tract 16404 and recorded in Map Book 297, and Page 4 thru 7 respectively, ( 9) Zone 9: all that certain territory of Tract 14757 in Map Book 303,

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Pages 25 & 26; ( 11) Zone 11: all that certain territory of Tentative Subdivision Tract 15960; ( 12) Zone 12: all that certain territory of Tentative Subdivision Tract 16914. ( 13) Zone 13: all that certain territory of Tentative Subdivision Tract 17590; ( 14) Zone 14: all that certain territory of Tentative Subdivision Tract 17263; ( 15) Zone 15: all that certain territory of Tentative Subdivision Tract 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 Subdivision Tract 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 certain territory of Parcel map 20455 and Tract map 18013. ( 22) Zone 22: all that certain territory of Tract map 20142.

Report of the Engineer
SECTION 4. The City Council of said City by Resolution No. 2024- has accepted the report of the Engineer of Work, which report indicates the amount of the proposed assessment, the property to be assessed, detailed description of improvements, and the 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 was prepared for the 2024-25 Fiscal Year in accordance with The Benefit Assessment

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Act of 1982. Reference to 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 CityCouncilof saidCityandsaidCouncilwill annuallyconductpublichearingsupon said reportas requiredby law, at whichtime assessmentsfor the nextfiscalyearwill be determined.

Time and Place of Hearing
SECTION 6. Notice is hereby given that on the 11th day of June 2024, at 6: 00 p. m., or as soon thereafter as may be heard, the City Council of the City of Highland will hold a publichearingand any and all personshavingany objectionto the work or extentof the assessment district, may appear and show cause why said work should not be done or 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 publiccomment@cityofhighland. org and include " Street and Drainage Maintenance District No. 96- 1" in the title. Any written comments received in this manner will be included as part of the public record on this matter.

Benefit Act of 1982
SECTION 7. All of the work herein proposed shall be done and carried through in pursuanceof the act of the legislatureof the State of Californiadesignatedas the Benefit Act of 1982, being Chapter 6.4, Division 2, Title 5 of the Government Code of the State of California.

Exclusion of Public Property
SECTION 8. All lots or parcels belonging to public agencies shall be omitted from assessments to be made hereafter to cover the costs and expenses of the Work.

Publication of Notice
SECTION 9. Published notice shall be made pursuant to Section 6063 of the Government Code. The publication of notice of hearing shall be completed at least 10 days prior to the date of hearings.

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Certification
SECTION 10. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 14thday of May 2024.

Penny Lilburn
Mayor
ATTEST:

Alondra Munoz
City Clerk

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1A 1987
1Ii .. STAFF REPORT
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TO THE CITY COUNCILOFHj
DATE: June 11, 2024
FROM: Carlos Zamano, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: Lawrence A. Mainez, Community Development Director 1, 1Tish Nava- Cruz, Assistant Director of Administrative Services L- C- PREPARED BY: Kim Stater, Assistant Community Development Director' 2 SUBJECT: Allocation of the City of Highland's Community Development Block Grant Covid- 19 ( CDBG- CV) Funds.

RECOMMENDATION: The City Council recommendthe San BernardinoCounty Board of Supervisors allocate $ 112, 854 in CDBG- CV funds to the Highland Senior Center for the installation of a new Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) System.

FISCAL IMPACT: In response to the COVID- 19 Crisis, the U. S. Department of HousingandUrbanDevelopmentreleaseda specialallocationof CommunityDevelopment BlockGrantfundsto the Countywhosubsequentlyreleasedthe fundingto individualcities.

TheCDBG-CVfundsservepopulationswhoareprimarilyof low-or moderate-incomeforthe purposes of 1) Preventing or responding to the spread of COVID- 19 or other infectious diseases; or 2) Assisting in COVID related recovery efforts such as business loan activities, food assistance, and short term sustenance. Highland received numerous allocations between 2020 and 2024. There is currently a remaining balance of$ 112,854. The City may either relinquish the funds to the County for distribution in other eligible areas or consider an application for public or recreational facility improvements as noted in the table below.

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ACTIVITY/ CDBG- CV TIEBACK CDBG/ CDBG- CV ELIGIBLE

ACTIVITY AND NATIONAL

OBJECTIVE
PUBLICFACILITYIMPROVEMENTS: Stabilizehouseholdsor neighborhoodsimpactedby COVID-19 Increase suitable outdoor space for residents.

Expand WIFI at all city/ county/ state parks and community centers.

Improve broadband accessto assist education and employment opportunities in underserved areas.

Invest in upgrading HVAC systems in public or recreational facilities serving or located in LMA' s.

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Determine the permanent improvements needs in local public facilities( windows, ventilation, re- design for increase usefulness during future pandemics. 2023 CARES Act Conference

CDBG- CV/ ESG-CV/ HOPWA- CV
Countystaffsuggestedthe fundsmightbeeligiblefor usebythe HighlandSeniorCenterto installa new, highercapacityHVACsystem. TheSeniorCenteriscurrentlyutilizingCDBG- CVfundsandprovidesCOVIDrelatedservicesthat keeptheseniorcommunitysafe. These includeprogramsto purchaseanddelivergroceriesto seniorsandprovideboxedmeals. The City contactedthe SeniorCenterand confirmedthat they did indeedneed a new HVAC system and were interested in making an application for funding.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The agenda for this item was posted at the three locations per Resolution No. 2011-047 and on the City's website. A Notice was also providedto the Senior Center.

PROJECT REVIEW: On April 24, 2024, the Highland Senior Center submitted a CDBG- CV1/ CDBG- CV3 Application for the full amount ($ 112,854) to the County of San Bernardinofor a determinationof eligibility. The Countydeterminedthe applicationeligible and is now seeking a recommendation for funding from the City Council.

Asdescribedintheirapplication, theSeniorCenterprovidesa multitudeofactivities; physical fitness classes, activity, meals, and social activity for thousands of older adults. It is a designated " Cooling Center" but has been unable to fulfill this roll due to the unreliable nature of its 23-year old HVACsystem. Dueto the high cost of replacingsuch a unit, they have been forced to rely on fans and floor heaters to maintain reasonable indoor temperatures.

TheproposednewHVACwill be an upgradeand haveincreasedcapacity. As notedinthe application, " so many of the clients we ( the Center) serve, meet the low, very low or extremely low income and this is a place they can receive many services and sources. The center provides a location for" grab- and- go" meals and commodities so that seniors can limit their exposure to large groups at grocery stores and restaurants. They can participate in programs that recognize the appropriate social distancing and/or masks. The project will upgrade the HVAC to make the center a comfortable place for all of these activities." Staffrecommendsthe Councilrecommendapprovalof the applicationto the Countyatthe full amount of $ 112, 854.

Attachment: 1. Senior Center CDBG- CV Application
CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
SAN 13kltNARD) INO
COUNTY Log Number( Office Use Only)
San Bernardino County
Community Development and Housing
Community Development Block Grant
CDBG- CV1 & CDBG- CV3 Application
The followingdocuments listed below must be submittedin the order listed, please be sure to submit all attachments with your application. Applications must be submitted via email to CDBG. info© cdh. sbcounty. gov by 4: 00 p. m. on Should you require more space than allowed in any of the text boxes, you may attach additional sheets. Please be sure to identifyand label the Exhibit numberfor each of your attachments.

X
Exhibit 1: Organization Information
X Exhibit 2: Project Information
X Exhibit 3: Community Needs and Target Population
X Exhibit 4: Project Budget & Sources
X Exhibit 5: Performance& Outcomes
X Exhibit 6: Civil Rights Laws Compliance and HUDGood Standing X Exhibit 7: Signature and Assurances
X Application Checklist( Non- Profits Only)
X Maintenance and Operations Agreement( Construction Applications Only)
Supplemental Information Form( Optional)
1 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
Exhibit 1 : Organization Information
Organization Name:

Highland District Council on Aging, Inc. DBA: Highland Senior Center Organization Address:
3102 E. Highland Ave.,
City/State/ Zip: Patton, CA 92346
Phone: 909 862 8104
Fax: 909 862 8196
Email: HighSenCtr@aol. com
Applicant Type
Please choose one
Participating City ICI Non-Profit Agency
Authorized Person Name: Penny Lilburn
Authorized Person' s Title: Executive Director
Address: 3102 E. Highland Ave.,
City/ State/ Zip: Patton, Calif. 92369
Phone: 909 862 8104
Fax: 909 862 8196
Email: HighSenCtr@aol. com
Application Contact Person' s Name: Linda Sowell
Application Contact Person' s Title: Board President Explain the Organization' s 1) Mission Statement, 2) Target Population Served, 3) Supportive Services Provide; and 3) Source of fund to support your organization' s mission.

MissionStatementis" enrich, maintain and protect the quality of life of SeniorAdults".

Targetedpopulationare adults 55 years or older. Servicesprovidedinclude: Meals, daily lunch andreadymademeals, physicalfitnessof alllevelsincluding: walkinggroups, wii bowling league, aerobics, water aerobics, Tai Chi, Yoga, line dancing, tap dancing, squaredancing andzumba. Mostfunds are generatedthrough fundraisers, grants, communitysupport, bingo, and travel excursions.
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Exhibit 2: Project Information
CDBG- CV Project Title: Please limit title name to 40 characters.

H- VAC FOR SENIOR CENTER
CDBG- CV Project Address:
3102 E. Highland Ave., Patton, CA ( 2369
County Supervisorial District where project will be located:
1stDistrict 2ndDistrict 3rd District 4th District 5thDistrict Concisely describe the proposed activity and how CDBG- CV funds will be used to address the COVID- 19 pandemic. If this activity is currently funded with CDBG or CDBG- CV funds, please explain how why additional funding is required to support this activity. Also brieflydescribeyour record keeping methodsfor this activity.

The HighlandSenior Center is a facility that has a multitudeof activities; physicalfitness classes, activity, meals and social activity. The center is now celebratingit's 45th year and is a continuosly offering new and improved programs for older adults. Because the center is so activeand centrally located, we have been designatedas a "Cooling Center" for the County for the surrounding cites. However, in the past 2 years, we have not been able to fulfill this wish, as our HVAC system is over 23 years old and is regularly broken down including durning the summer months. Because of high costs, the center has not been able to replace the system and relies heavily on fans during the summer and floor heaters during the winter months. Average temperatures in July, August and September exceed 90 degrees and November through March see lows in the 40s.

The center, regularly has 300 - 500 seniors participating in the scheduled daily actvitites and on Mondays & Friday serves approximately 75 - 100 community members with free food commodities programs as well. The center is also used by various community groups such as the Highland Area Historical Society, the Stamp & Coin groups and others as a community meeting place. Each day and each activity, participants are required to sign in on the providedactivity sign in sheet allowing us to accountfor the numberof peopleserved daily/ monthly/ annually. Each month, the center logs- in over an average of 12, 000 - 16, 000 participants.

Shouldyou require morespace than allowedin the text box, you may attachadditionalsheets. Pleasebe sure to identify and label the Exhibit number for each of your attachments. 3 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
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Briefly describe how your agency will verify that clients are eligible for CDBG- CV assistance and ensure that there are adequate procedures in place to prevent any duplication of benefits.

Our senior center is a membership center, which means they complete an annual applicationthat includesall required informationprovidedfrom and for the Countyof San Bernardino. This application is completed and is kept confidential behind locked doors.

However, you need not be a member in order to participatein the center activities, enjoy meals or activity. We are able to verify income level through the membership form income level portionand most seniors are low, very low or extremelylow income. This information is currently provided to the County on a monthly basis and our attendance more then fits into the eligibility for county qualifications and requirements.

Shouldyou require more space than allowedin the text box,you may attach additionalsheets. Pleasebe sure to identify and label the Exhibit number for each of your attachments.

Is this application for a retroactive CDBG- CV project? Yes 0 No 0 Note: Pre- award, pre- agreement, and pre- application costs is limited to 25% of the overall grant and must not precede 1/21/2020. 4 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
Exhibit 3: COVID- 19 Priority Needs and Target Population Forthetimeperiodof 2020-2025, anyactivityfundedwithFederalfundsmustmeetoneofthefollowing Consolidated Plan goals:

Public services for low- income and special needs individuals and households Promote fair housing
Acquire, construct, rehabilitate public facilities and infrastructure Please describe how your proposed project will meet one of the above mentioned Consolidated Plan goals, addressCOVID-19andidentifythenumberof personsto beservedduringthecourseoftheactivity or the numberpublic facilities to be improvedor constructedwith the federal funding.

Complete the table below for Public Service Applications.

COVID- 19 Public Service Need: Target Population
Type of Services directly related to COVID- 19 Proposed Community:

Must serve low- to
moderate- income
persons
Example: Mobile Senior Meal delivery for quarantined individuals 100 people/ Senior Citizens Exhibit 3A: COVID- 19 Public Facility Priority Needs:

Complete the table below for Construction Applications.

COVID- 19 Related Public Facility Need: Type of Type of Project Benefit:

Improvements directly related to COVID- 19 Area Must be 51% or more low- to moderate- income
Example: Rehabilitate a community facility to establish an infectious Low- to moderate- income disease treatment clinic. Area as identified on attached Map
Upgrade the HVAC system to provide a comfortable environment for the community and support a County- wide Cooling Center. 75 PleaseindicatetheCity/TargetAreaoftheCOVID-19ProjectBeneficiaries. Also, describethegeographic boundariesofthe neighborhood, communityor areainwhichclientsoftheproposedprogramreside attach a map if needed) Participating Cities: ( i.e Redlands, Colton, Yucaipa) TheHighlandSeniorcentercurrentprovidesallservicestothecitiesofHighland,SanBernardinoandsurroundingcities. Thecenterservicesapopulationofover2800unduplicated seniors monthly. The service area is 75
Shouldyou requiremore space than allowedin the text box,you may attach additionalsheets. Pleasebesure to identifyand label the Exhibit number for each of your attachments. 5 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
Exhibit 3B: COVID- 19 Community Needs and Target
Population/ Priority Needs ( continued)
HUD Demographics: ( Yes/ No)
Does this project help prevent homelessness? n Y• es n No Does this project help the homeless? ri Y• es n No
Does this project help those with HIV or AIDS? ri Yes n No Does this project primarily help persons with disabilities? ri Y• es n No
Describe how this project meets the priority population and COVID- 19 related activities selected.

Becausethe senior center serves so many peoplewithin our Countyand within the surrounding areas, we like to encourage them to come and participate in our low to no cost activity that benefits them with quality of life programs. Ranging from meals, commodities, exercise, classes, sociallization or just getting in out of the rain or heat to a place they can relax and watch TV. Duringthe summermonthsthe senior center has historically participated as a "Cooling Center".

Explain why this project is a COVID- 19 related need and provide evidence to substantiate the need.

So manyof the clientswe serve, meetthe low, very low or extremely low incomeand this is a place they can receive many services and sources. The center provides a location for " grab-and-go" meals and commoditiesso that seniorscan limit their exposureto largegroups at grocery stores and restaurants. They can participate in programs that recognize the appropriate social distancing and/or masks. The project will upgrade the HVAC to make the center a comfortable place for all of these activities.

As it relatesto COVID-19, describethe servicegapsfilled by this proposedactivity. Note: Substitution of CDBG funds for private, State or other Federal funds is not allowed.

Duringthe COVID-19years, the center had not beenable to raise alot of funding to help off-site additonalcost to maintaincritical needs and the HVAC system is in disarrayand could benefit the community as a whole.

Shouldyou requiremore space than allowedin the text box,you may attach additionalsheets. Pleasebe sureto identifyand label the Exhibit number for each of your attachments. 6 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
What are the critical factors for the success of your project (include both financial and human resources)? For instance, is this the only funding for this project? What happens if funding decreases? Does this project rely on only one source of leveraging? Is there adequate staff involved with the project if there is project turnover? Please address any factor that is critical to project success.

This is a one- time funded project. For the past 2 years, the HVAC systemhas been up and downdueto theagingof theequipment. Thissystemwasinstallednewover24 yearsago and is now almost to the point of its demise. For the past many years, we have always been a cooling center for the County in this area and have not been able to fulfil this task due to the decline of our HVAC system. Fundingis the only obstaclekeeping us from replacingthis equipment. The Senior Centerwill be able to maintainthe unit includingannual maintenance and repairsas necessary. Maintenanceof the facility is included in the Center's annual budget.

Shouldyou require more space than allowedin the text box,you may attachadditionalsheets. P/easebesure to identify and label the Exhibit number for each of your attachments. 7 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
Exhibit 4: Project Budget & Sources
Please fill out only one of the applicable Project Budgets below.

Public Service Project Budget
Requested Requested Other Source: ($)
CDBG- CV1 CDBG- CV3
Share: ($) Share: ($)
Personnel
Equipment( Rental, Lease, or
Purchase)
Consultant Services
Space Rent
Insurance
Consumable Supplies
Other:

SUB- TOTALS:

Total Project Budget Cost
CDBG- CV1 or CDBG- CV3 Share + Other Source):

For a construction type project, provide the estimated financial data for the project as requested below for the appropriate project group. Costs should be based on the best information available. When preparing this data, consider the following factors: ( a) project should be completed in one phase if possible, or if phased, operational capability of the phases should be independent of each other: ( b) a phased project should be prioritized and broken into distinct parts, with estimated cost and priority for each part; ( c) apply federal prevailing wage rates to construction projects over $ 2, 000.

Construction Project Budget
Requested Requested Other Source: ($)
CDBG- CV1 CDBG- CV3
Share: ($) Share: ($)
Architectural and engineering
services
Site acquisition
Local Review application
Construction 112, 854. 00.

Other:

SUB- TOTALS: 112, 854. 00
Total Project Budget Cost
112 854. 00CBDG- CV1 or CDBG- CV3 Share + Other Source):

Please note: See your ECD Analyst for deadlines on expenditures. 8 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
Exhibit 4A: CDBG- CV Leveraging Information
Leveragingitems may includeany written commitmentsthat will be usedtowardsyour cash match requirements in the project, as well as any written commitments for building, equipment, materials, services and volunteer time.

Source of Type of Funding: ( Grant Name Amount ($): Date Funding: or other identifier) Available:
i. e. 11/ 22/ 2021)
Federal
Funding
State
Funding
County
Funding
Private Fundrasers to maintain building and 5, 000 7- 1- 24 Funding and HVAC system
Other: Patton State Hospital also services In- kind 7- 1- 24 are HVAC system as an in- kind
contribution
Total Leveraging Funds
5000 7_ 1 _24
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Exhibit 5: Performance and Outcomes
Public Service Only)
Definitions:

UnduplicatedClients: The numberclients/personsprojectedto beservedduringthe program year( e. g. 25 clients, 50 seniors):

DuplicatedClients: The estimatedyearlyunitsof service (duplicated, e.g. 25 clients x 10 visits= 250 units of service):

Complete the chart below with the number of Duplicated and Unduplicated Clients to be served.

In column 1 identify activities that will be completed ( e.g. intervention, counseling, and case management).

In column 2 indicate the number of Unduplicated Clients to be served.

In column 3 identify the number of Duplicated Clients to be served.

Activities to be Completed ( 1) Unduplicated Duplicated Clients Clients to be projected to be
Served ( 2) served ( 3)
Performance and Outcomes: Answer the following narrative questions using minimum funds requested.

Indicate a timeline of services provided to client(s) in order to meet project outcome( s).

Describe how your organization determines client( s) success.

Describe your methodology to evaluate project outcomes.

Explainhowtheprojectwillmeetcontractgoalsandmilestonesandbecompletedbythedeadline.

Shouldyou requiremore space than allowedin the textbox, you may attachadditionalsheets. Pleasebe sureto identifyand label the Exhibit numberfor each of your attachments. 10 CDBG- CV1& CDBG- CV3 Program
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Exhibit 6: Civil Rights Laws Compliance
and HUD Good Standing
Answer the following questions.

Hasyourorganizationbeena pastrecipientof assistanceundera HUDMcKinneyActprogramorthe HUD Single Family Property Disposition Homeless Program? No
Ifyouhavebeena recipientundereitheroftheseprograms, hasyouragencyexperiencedanyproject or construction delay, HUD finding or outstandingaudit that HUD deems serious regardingthe administrationof HUD McKinneyAct programsor the HUD Single Family PropertyDisposition Homeless Program? https:// www. hudexchange. info/resource/ 1715/mckinney- vento- homeless- assistance- act- amended- by- hearth- act- of- 2009/
If you answered "Yes", please explain the circumstances and outcome below.

Shouldyou requiremore space than allowedin the text box,you may attachadditionalsheets. Pleasebe sure to identifyand label the Exhibit number for each of your attachments.

Applicants must be in compliance with applicable civil rights laws and Executive Orders. Applications will be rejected if your agency has any of the following: ( 1) Any pending civil rights lawsuitinstitutedby the U. S. Department of Justice; ( 2) Any noncompliance with civil rights statutes, Executive Orders or regulationsas a result of formal administrativeproceedings, unless the applicant is operating under a HUD-approvedcomplianceagreementdesignedto correcttheareaof noncomplianceor is currently negotiating such an agreement; ( 3) Any unresolved Secretarial charge of discrimination issues under Section 810( g) of the Fair Housing Act, as implemented by 24 CFR 103: 400; ( 4) Any adjudication of a civilrightsviolationin a civilactionbroughtagainsttheOrganizationby a privateindividual, unlessthe applicant is operating in compliancewith a court order designed to correct the area of noncompliance or the applicant has discharged any responsibility arising from such litigation; ( 5) Any deferral of the processingof applicationsfrom the sponsor imposed by HUD under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Attorney General's Guidelines (28 CFR 50.3) or the HUD Title VI regulations (24 CFR 1.8) and procedures, or under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and HUD Section 504 regulations ( 24 CFR 8. 57). If one or moreof thesesituationsexistswith your Organization, please attach a brief description.
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Diana Atkeson
Exhibit 7: Signature and Assurances Deputy Executive Officer

1.=,. E- Signature Authorization
Carrie Harmon
SAN EWRNARDINO San Bernardino County Director
COUNTY Community Development and Housing Agency
Community Development Block Grant- CV
CDBG- CV1 & CV3 Amended Application
Applicant Title: Highland District Council on Aging, Inc./ Highland Senior Center, Executive Director Applicant Name: Penny Lilburn
Inordertocomplywithallapplicablefederalgrantregulations, a hard-copyofthisE-SignatureAuthorizationcontainingan original wet signature must be filed with the San Bernardino County, Community Development and Housing ( CDH) in order for the applicantto electronically sign the Community DevelopmentBlock Grant-CV (CDBG-CV) application documents online. Thisauthorizationmayonlybecompletedbya registeredowner, partner, executiveofficer, orauthorizedemployee with proof of authorization) of the applicant submittingthis form and must contain an original signatureto be submittedto the CDH.

Authorization Agreement
I amanowner, partner, executiveofficer, ordulyauthorizedemployeeofthebelow-listedapplicantandhaveauthorityto enter into agreementson behalfof the below-listed applicant. CDH may rely on the receiptof such agreementsexecuted and deliveredby facsimile or other electronic means as if the originalhad been received. The undersignedagreesthat the electronic signatures appearing on documents submitted from the below- listed applicant are the same as handwritten signaturesfor the purposes of validity, enforceabilityand admissibility. By signing this ElectronicSignatureAuthorization Agreement, Iauthorizethe CDHto accept,via electronicsubmission, documentssubmittedfromthe below-listed applicant asrequiredbytheCDH's CommunityDevelopmentBlockGrant-CV(CDBG—CV) FundingApplication. I understandthat CDH may change the CDBG-CV application system from time to time. I agree that the below-listed applicant will electronicallysign all documentsrequiringa signaturerelatedto the CDBG-CVfunding application.

My signature on this form certifies that:

I agree that enteringmy name in the CDBG-CV fundingapplicationsystemconstitutesmy electronicsignature. I understandthat any informationand documentssubmittedusingmy nameis electronicallycertifyingmy signature. I understandthat I am legally bound, obligated, and responsibleby use of my electronic signature as much as I would be by my handwrittensignature. I agree that I will protect my signaturefrom unauthorizeduse, and that I will contact CDH immediately, upondiscoverythatmyelectronicsignaturehasbeencompromised. I certifythatmyelectronicsignatureis for myown use, and that I will not delegateit or shareit with any individual.

This request is effective immediately upon receipt by the CDH and will remain in effect until the end of the CDBG- CV funding cycle or I choose to cancel this request via written notification to the CDH. I understandthat it is my responsibility to update and/ or cancel this request under all circumstances, including my departure or terminated association with the below- listed applicant.

BysigningtheE-SignatureAuthorizationFormwecertifythatthisorganizationwillalsocomplywiththefollowing:

Non- discrimination:

This organizationwill, throughall possiblemeans, ensureequal opportunityfor all personsto receiveservices, to participateinthevolunteerstructure, andto beemployedregardlessof age, handicap, nationalbackground, race, religion, or sex. An existingsectariannatureof the agencyshallnot sufferimpairmentunderthis agreement, but participationin religiousobservances, ritualsor serviceswill notberequiredas a conditionof receivingfood, services, or shelterpaidfor by this grant.
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Accountability:

Wecommitthisorganization, if a grantis received, to provideall reportsto theCountyas required; to expendmoniesonly on eligible costs; to keep complete documentation ( copies of all canceled checks, invoices, receipts, etc.) on all expendituresfora minimumof threeyears; to spendallfundsandcloseouttheprogramontherequireddate; to returnany unusedfunds to the County to cooperatewith monitoringor site visits, and; to providecompletedocumentationof expenses to the County, if requested, by the required date.

We affirm that all information in this application is true and correctto the best of our knowledgeand that the applicantunder our authority will execute its responsibility under the proposed contract and adhere to all other applicable rules and regulations to the fullest extent possible.

Non- collusion:

Thisproposalis genuine, andnotshamorcollusive, normadeintheinterestor in behalfof anypersonnothereinnamed; theproposerhasnotdirectlyinducedor solicitedanyotherproposerto putina shamproposal, or anyotherperson, firmor corporationto refrainfrom submittinga proposal; the proposerhas not in any mannersought by collusionto securefor him/ herself an advantage over any other proposer.

Applicant Information
Applicant Name:

Highland District Council on Aging, Inc. / Highland Senior Center Application Title:

Highland Senior Center New HVAC
Agency Name:

Highland District Council on Aging
Federal Tax ID No.:
753374790
Mailing Address:
3102 E. Highland Avenue, Patton, CA 92346
Phone No.:
909 862 8104
Email Address:

HighSenCtr@aol. com
Fax No:
909 862 8196
Authorized Signature
Print Name: Print Title:

Penny Lilburn Executive Director
Signature: Date:

Penny Lilburn 4/ 23/ 24
Pleasesend the original signed copy of this E-Signature Authorization agreement to: San Bernardino County,
Community Development and Housing Department,
560 East Hospitality Lane, Suite 200, San Bernardino, CA 94215- 0043 Attn: CDBG- CV1 & CDBG- CV3 Project Application
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CDBG-CVApplication Checklist ( If Coordinating with a Non-Profit Organization) Please include one copy of each item listed below with the application. If you are not submitting these items at this time, please notify Community Development and Housing at ( 909) 501- 0600 to make other arrangements. Note: The following information is required before any contract or reimbursement can be completed.
o Summaryof organization's currentyear GeneralOperatingBudget o
List of agency's Boardof Directors, includingnamesand addresses o Proof of existing non- profit/tax-exempt status ( Letters from the Federal Internal Revenue Service and State Franchise Tax Board)
o Current certificate of insurance and amounts covered
o Organizational chart
o Minutes of last board meeting
o Non- Profit agencies must be registered in the System of Award Management( SAM) website: https:// sam. gov/ SAM/ pages/ public/ index. isf o Organizationcannot be funded if they have beendebarredinthe past. o
Provideboardminutes/letterthat authorizesthe executivedirectoror program manager to run the project.

If yourapplicationis funded, youwill be requiredto providea copyof yourlastauditandyourArticlesof Incorporation and Bylaws must be on file.
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Fiscal Year 2019- 2020
MaintenanceandOperationsAgreement(ConstructionApplicationsOnly)PleasekeepinmindtheMaintenanceandOperationscostisineligibleforCDBG-CVfunds.

All capital improvements or facilities will require a Maintenance and Operation ( M & 0) contract. TheMAINTENANCE AND OPERATION COMMITMENT must be signed by a representative of the M & 0 entity with authority to obligate the organization.

MAINTENANCEANDOPERATIONCOMMITMENT: Thegoverningbodyofthebelownamedpublic,quasi-public, ornon-profitentityhasthefinancialcapacityandiswillingtoassumetheMaintenanceand Operation ( M & 0) responsibilityandcostsassociatedwiththeindicatedcommunitydevelopment project. Thisbodyhasreviewedthe "EstimatedAnnualMaintenanceandOperationBudget" partofthissection. Tothebestofthisbody's ability, it hasdeterminedthisbudgetto bea trueandaccurate estimate of the annual M & 0 costs for the proposedproject.

Itisunderstoodthatwithoutacommitmentformaintenanceandoperation, theindicatedprojectmaynotbeconsideredforfundingundertheCommunityDevelopmentBlockGrant-CVprogram. Shouldthisproject be funded, a formal M & 0 contractshallbe writtenandsignedbeforeanyfundscanbe
released. NOTE: TheMaintenanceandOperationcostforcapitalimprovementsandfacilitiesarenoteligiblefor CDBG-CV funding.

Proposed Project:

Highland Senior Center New HVAC System
Legal/ IncorporatedNameofProspectiveM&OEntity:

Highland District Council on Aging, Inc./ Highland Senior Center Address:
3102 E. HighlandAvenue, Patton, CA 92346
FederalI.D. Numberof M&O Entity:
753374790
Penny Lilburn
Executive DirectorSignature: Title:

Print Name: Penny Lilburn
Date: 4/ 23/ 24
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MaintenanceandOperationsExpenses (ConstructionApplicationsOnly) Utilities Amount ($):

Electric
Water
Gas
Telephone
Disposal Service
Other:

Sub- Total
Materials
Janitorial Supplies
Office Supplies
Recreational Supplies
Ground Supplies
Other:

Sub- Total
Maintenance— Capital Improvements
Building Repair
Maintenance of Equipment 1 ,450
Improvementsto Property
Other:

Sub- Total 1 ,450
Insurance
Liability
Fire
Other:

Sub- Total
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Personnel
Maintenance
Secretary
Administrator
Program Staff
Other:

Sub- Total
M& O Annual Expense Total 1 ,450
Listoutallsourcesandliabilitiessuchasbudgetsources, membership, userfees, etc.

Revenue Sources: Amount($):

Budgeted Amount for Bulding Maintenance inc. Equipment 5, 000 Budgeted Revenue Total
Assets/ Liabilities Amount ($):

Budgeted Revenue minus M& O Expense 3, 550
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Supplemental Information:

Pleaseincludeanysupplementalcommentsorinformationinthisarea The Highland Senior Center is currenly under a complete interior remodel. This buildingis oldand the orignial HVAC system was installed over 23 years ago. The center is a complete non-profitorganization, however, reliesoncommunitysupport, financialcontributions, grantsandin- kind services.

ThisremodelwasprovidedthroughfundingfromtheSanManuelBandofMission Indians and is expected to be completed August of 2024. This remodel/ make-over is muchneededandwillencourgetheseniorsandcommunitytocomeandparticipateinactivitiesaswellasprovidemealswiththeremodelandmakeoverofthenewandenlargedkitchen.

ThankyouinadvanceforthispossiblityofusreceivingamuchneedHVACsotheseniorsandcommunitycan enjoy their home away from home. 18 t'
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STAFF REPORT
TO THE CITY COUNCILOF Hi0
DATE: June 11, 2024
FROM: Carlos Zamano, Public Works Director/City Engineer PREPARED BY: Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manag SUBJECT: Co-sponsored Community Events' Fiscal Impacts
RECOMMENDATION: The Finance/Personnel Subcommitteerecommendsto the City Council to:

1. Discontinue the waiver of fees for the Redlands Bicycle Classic, and;

2. Continueto processtheYMCAFunRunat a Stafflevelincluding the waiver of fees
FISCAL IMPACT: The specific City Co-sponsored Eventsthat are the subject of this staff report costs are included inthe two-year budget approved by the City Council.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The agenda for this item was posted at the three locations per Resolution No. 2011-047 and on the City's website.

BACKGROUND: On December12, 2023, the City Councilat its regularlyscheduled meeting directed staff to prepare an item to be placed on the agenda for council discussion regardingthe fiscalimpactsof anyCo-sponsoredCommunityEventwherecity costshavebeen waived.

Thefollowingtablesoutlinethe costsfor eachCityco-sponsoredeventthatfeeswerewaived:

Approved Motion Second Agenda Item No. ?' 5
Denied Ayes
Continued Noes File No.

Tabled Abstain
Absent
ZA./(4
City CI i Manager
City Council Meeting of
June 11, 2024
Costsof Co-Sponsorshipof SpecialEvents

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Immanuel Baptist Church 4thof July Event
City Department 2022 Costs 2023 Costs
Police Department 7, 761. 65 11, 790. 71
Fire Marshall 140. 00 140. 00
Public Works 3, 264. 00 3, 264. 00
Total 11, 165. 65 15, 194. 71
HighlandAreaChamberof CommerceDiscoverHighlandCommunityRun City Department 2022 Costs 2023 Costs
Police Department 2, 269. 03 4, 528. 51
Public Works 4, 548. 00 4, 548. 00
Total 6, 817. 03 9, 076. 51
Redlands Bicycle Classic
City Department 2022 Costs 2023 Costs
Police Department 13, 351. 39 16, 332. 90
Fire Marshall 140. 00 140. 00
Public Works 3, 264. 00 1, 760. 68
Total 16, 755. 39 18, 233. 58
InthecourseofCityStaffsresearch, itwasdiscoveredthattheYMCAFunRundidapplyfora special event every year and was approved at a staff level by the Planning Department. While therewas no specificrequestmadeto the CityCouncilfor a waiverof fees the YMCAwas not billedthecostsprovidedintheapprovaloftheevent. Thefollowingtableoutlinestheestimated costs:

YMCA Fun Run
City Department 2022 Costs 2023 Costs
Police Department 2, 799. 75 5, 705. 32
Public Works 6, 093. 00 3, 714. 00
Total 8, 892. 75 9, 419. 32
OnMay14, 2024, the Finance/PersonnelSubcommitteediscussedthe itemanddirectedstaffto preparean item to be placed on the agendafor council discussionwith a recommendationto discontinuethewaiveroffeesfortheRedlandsBicycleClassicandcontinuetoprocesstheYMCA FunRunata Stafflevelincludingthewaiveroffees. ThesubcommitteedeterminedthattheYMCA conductstheFunRunaspartoftheirLeaseAgreementresponsibilitiesforCommunityProgramming.Therefore, it was appropriate to not require City Council review for the annual event.

AU1987, STAFF REPORT

TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: June 11, 2024
FROM: Carlos Zamano, City Manager
REVIEWED BY: Lawrence Mainez, Community Development Director," I and Kim Stater, Assistant Community Development
Director
PREPARED BY: Tiffany Martinez, Assistant Planner
SUBJECT: A Special Event Permit ( SEP 24- 002) by Immanuel Baptist Church for a 4th of July community event,
fireworks display and request for co-sponsorship.

Location: 28355 Base Line Street, Highland, CA 92346
Applicant: Immanuel Baptist Church
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends the City Council consider the following actions:

1. Approve the Special Event Permit 24- 002 subject to the conditions of approval; and

2. Approve a request by Immanuel Baptist Church for
Co-Sponsorship and waiving of City Police and Fire
permit fees, and Public Works traffic control in the
amount of approximately $ 15, 989. 98.

FISCAL IMPACT: TheCityCouncilhasadopteda policywherebynofeewillbe collectedforprocessingaSpecialEventPermit. ApplicationCosttotheCityistimeandmaterials Approved Motion Second Agenda Item No. 211,
Denied Ayes
Continued Noes File No.

Tabled Abstain
Absent
C y lerk City Manager
City Council Meeting of
June 11, 2024
SEP 24- 002
for preparationof the Staff Reportandadvertisement. Eventcostsidentifiedby the City's public Works Department ($ 4, 048. 00), Police Department ($ 11, 739. 68) and Fire Marshal ($ 202. 30) are typicallypaidbyanApplicantpriortothe Event. A waiverof policeservices, fire, andpublicworks traffic control has been requested.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The agenda for this item was posted at the three locations per Resolution No. 2011-047 and on the City's website.

BACKGROUND: Immanuel Baptist Church is seeking approval of its Annual 4thofJulyCommunityeventandfireworkdisplay. Additionally, theyarerequestingco-sponsorship for Police Department, Fire, and Public Works expenses ( see attachment 1).

The4th of Julycommunityeventandfireworksdisplayis scheduledfor Thursday, July4, 2024, from6:00 P.M. thru 10:00 P.M. It is anticipatedthe Eventwill drawapproximately5,000-6,0000 peopleon-site over a periodof three-four (3-4) hours. Activitiesfor the 4th of July Community eventwouldincludefoodvendors, broadcastmusicandafireworksdisplay. Churchvolunteerswill provideassistanceandsecurityonthe site. Inaddition, firstaidwillbepresenton-siteprovidedby ImmanuelBaptistChurch. All other relatedequipmentand servicessuchas lightingand sound accessories, restroom facilities and trash collection will be provided for by Immanuel Baptist Church.

Per the Highland Municipal Code Section 8. 58. 030 ( Firework Displays), and Section 16. 08. 130 Special Events), a public display of fireworks, under the direction of a pyrotechnic operator is permitted by City Council approval. Immanuel Baptist Church has contracted with " Pyro Spectaculars", a professionally licensed pyrotechnic company, who will provide a full service Sky Concertconsistingof a licensedoperator, anelectronicfiringsystem, customshowchoreography and design, insurance coverage, and delivery. Additionally, Cal Fire BattalionChief Liz Brown,will be present at the event to ensure the required inspections are done.

Co- sponsorship Request: ImmanuelBaptistChurchhasrequestedCityCo-Sponsortohelpassist with Police Department expenses, Fire Permits, and Public Works traffic control support in the amount of$ 15, 989. 98 ( see attachment 1).

The Special Event Permit Applicationhas been circulatedto all the City's Departmentsfor comments and Conditions, if necessary and appropriate.

Attachments: 1. Co-sponsorship request letter

2. Pyrotechnic Contract

3. Site Plan

4. Department Conditions

5. Highland Municipal Code Section 8. 58 - Fireworks
2 ATTACHMENT 1
Co- Sponsorship Request Letter
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IMMANUEL

BAPTISTCHURCH
4/ 2/ 2024
City of Highland
27215 Base Line
Highland, CA 92346
Dear City Council,
Thislettercomesto youasthepermitrequestfor theCommunityJuly 4thFireworks display scheduledfor Thursday,July 4, 2024 from 6:00pm-10:00pm. Our eventwill takeplace onour ballfields, parking lots andNorthwestdirt lot (fireworks stagingandfiring zone).

The services include food vendors, limited family seating and activities on the ballfields, broadcastingmusic throughouttheevent, andapproximately20-25minutesof aerialfireworks provided by Pyro Spectaculars by Souza).

We anticipate5,000-6,000 peopleat this event over aperiod of 3-4 hours. The Church's Safety team and a security company will be providing general security on the campus and will perform a bag check at the entrance to the fields. In addition, the Church' s volunteer safety and medical teams will provide parking direction, traffic control from the campus, security on site, along with a First Aid booth set up for minor needs.

The Church is requesting the City to be a co- sponsor of this community event, as has beenthecasein prior years, andprovide for Police, Fire and Public Works servicesand expenses. This will greatly assistin being ableto offer this event,andtheChurch hasvery much appreciatedthis co-sponsoringin thepast. The Church will provide anareafor Police andFire staff and vehicles to stage from on our campus.

Other items-- trash will be collected and disposed of via a Burrtec dumpster on site, including recyclable and organic waste receptacles. Restroom facilities will include 14 portable toilets, 6 of which are handicap accessible, some with hand washing sinks and/or hand washing stations. Hand sanitizing dispensers will be provided thru out the event.

Thank you for the yearsof cooperationyou havegiven usaswe seekto servethe citizens of the City of Highland. Please find the attached special event permit application and an event site plan. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,
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Dr. Tracy Johnson
Executive Pastor- Ministry
28355 BASE LINE ST, HIGHLAND, CA 92346 • ( 909) 425- 1777 • IBCHIGHLAND. ORG ATTACHMENT 2
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SPECTACUTAISSubject: Proposal for your event on July 4, 2024, PROGRAM A for $ 35, 000. 00. The fireworks 45 elements provided are prepared to shoot from Immanuel Baptist Church dirt lot Pyrotechnics: Close Proximity Display Fireworks Firecrackers Theatrical Effects: Spark Machines Flames El CO2 Cryo Jets Confetti/ Streamers Lights Foggers
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1. Product Synopsis - Proposal: Provides the specifications of the devices and products to be 4 used in your event.

2. Production Agreement: Presents the terms and conditions for the production of your event, i • .,\\. including engagements, duties, and payment dates and amounts. lr -

3. Scope of Work: Outlines the responsibilities and services to be provided by both Pyro 1 Spectaculars, Inc. and Immanuel Baptist Church that will be necessary for the execution of the J

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production of your event, along with insurance limits and requirements. 1 To secure your program, return the fully executed Production Agreement, and initial payment, to a " /' -":

AN.- our office by the PRICEFIRM date, April 4, 2024. Pleasenote that program availability, pricing, and show date may be subject to changeif these are not timely received. 41111
1 . If you have any questions, or wish to discuss your program in detail, please do not hesitate to 4` contact either myself or your dedicated Customer Service Representative, Maria Barajas, at ( 909) 355- 8120, extension 228
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Fireworks Proposal
Immanuel Baptist Church
PROGRAM A — July 4, 2024
35, 000. 00
Main Body - Aerial Shells
Description Quar fill
3" Sky Concert Selections 230
4" Sky Concert Selections 90
Total of Main Body- Aerial Shells 320
Pyrotechnic Devices
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Sousa Diamond Line Custom Multishot Device 330 Shots
Sousa Pro- formance Mulitshot Device 508 Shots
Sousa Emerald Line Custom Multishot Device 300 Shots
Sousa Silver Line Custom Multishot Device 421 Shots
Total of Pyrotechnic Devices 1, 559
Grand Finale
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2. 5" Sky Concert Bombardment Shells 180
4" Sky Concert Bombardment Shells 30
Total of Grand Finale 210
Grand Total 2, 089
Display duration approximately 15-20 minutes*
Product descriptions are for specification of product quality, classification, and value. Final product selections will be based on availability, suitability, and overall artistic style. cF
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PRODUCTION AGREEMENT
This agreement(" Agreement") is made this day of 2024 by and between Pyro Spectaculars, Inc., a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as(" PYRO"), and Immanuel Baptist Church, hereinafter referred to as(" CLIENT'). PYRO and CLIENT are sometimes referred to as" Party" or collectively as" Parties" herein.

I. Engagement- CLIENT hereby engages PYRO to provide to CLIENT one fireworks production(" Production"), and PYRO accepts such engagement uponall of thepromises,termsandconditionshereinaftersetforth.TheProductionshallbesubstantiallyasoutlinedin Program"A", attachedheretoand incorporated herein by this reference.

1. I PYRO Duties- PYROshallprovideall pyrotechnicequipment,trainedpyrotechnicians,shipping,pyrotechnicproducts,applicationfor specific pyrotechnic permits( the cost of which, including standby fees,shall be paid by CLIENT) relating to the Production, insurancecovering the Productionandtheotherthingson itsparttobeperformed,includingpreproductionservices,all asmorespecificallysetforthbelowin thisAgreement andin theScopeof Work("Scopeof Work"),attachedhereto,incorporatedhereinby thisreference,andmadeapartof thisAgreementasthoughset forth fully herein.

1. 2 CLIENT Duties- CLIENT shall provide to PYRO a suitable site(" Site") for the Production, security for the Site asset forth in Paragraph 6 hereof, accessto the Site, any permission necessaryto utilize the Site for the Production, and the other things on its part to be performed as more specifically set forth below in this Agreement and in the Scopeof Work. All Site arrangementsare subject to PYRO' s reasonableapproval as to pyrotechnic safety, suitability, and security. All other conditions of the Site shall be the responsibility of CLIENT, including, but not limited to, access, use, control, parking and generalsafety with respectto the public, CLIENT personnel and other contractors.

2. Time and Place- The Production shall take place on July 4, 2024, at approximately 9:00 p.m., at Immanuel Baptist Church dirt lot, 28355 Baseline Si,, Highland, CA, Site.

3. Fees, Interest, and Expenses-

3. 1 Fee- CLIENT agrees to pay PYRO a fee of$ 35, 000. 00USD( THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS)(" Fee") for the Production.

CLIENT shall pay to PYRO an initial payment(" Initial Payment") equal to 50% of the Production Fee$ 17 500. 00USD( SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS) plus estimated permit and standbyfees, and other regulatory costs approximated at$ 145.00 OR an amount to be determined, for a total of S17,645.00, upon the execution of this Agreement by both parties but no later than April 4, 2024. The Initial Payment is a partial payment toward the preproduction services and costs set forth in the Scope of Work(" Preproduction Services and Costs".) The balance of the Feeshall be paid no later than July 5, 2024. CLIENT authorizes PYRO to receiveand verify credit and financial information concerning CLIENT from any agency,personor entity including but not limited to credit reporting agencies.The" PRICE FIRM" date, the date by which the executed Agreement must be delivered to Pyro, is set forth in paragraph 20.

3. 2 Interest- In theevent that the Feeis not paid in a timely manner, CLIENT will be responsible for the payment of 1.5% interest per month or 18% annually on the unpaid balance. If litigation arisesout of this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonablecosts incurred in connection with the litigation, including, but not limited to attomeys' fees.

3. 3 Expenses- PYRO shall pay all normal expensesdirectly related to the Production including freight, insuranceas outlined, pyrotechnic products, pyrotechnic equipment, experienced pyrotechnic personnel to set up and discharge the pyrotechnics and those additional items as outlined as PYRO' s responsibility in the Scope of Work. CLIENT shall pay all costs related to the Production not supplied by PYRO including, but not limited to, thoseitems outlined as CLIENT' s responsibility in this Agreement and Scope of Work.

4. Proprietary Rights- PYRO representsand warrants that it owns all copyrights, including performance rights, to this Production, except that PYRO does not own CLIENT- owned material or third-party-owned material that hasbeen included in the Production, and as to such CLIENT- owned and third-party- owned material, CLIENT assumesfull responsibility therefore. CLIENT agreesthat PYRO shall retain ownership of, and all copyrights and other rights to, the Production, except that PYRO shall not acquire or retain any ownership or other rights in or to CLIENT- owned material and third-party-owned material and shall not be responsible in any way for such material. If applicable, CLIENT consentsto the useof CLIENT- owned material and representsthat it hasor will obtain any permission from appropriate third parties sufficient to authorize public exhibition of any such material in connection with this Production. PYRO reservesthe ownership rights in its trade namesthat are usedin or are a product of the Production. Any reproduction by sound, video or other duplication or recording process without theexpress written permission of PYRO is prohibited.

5. Safety- PYROandCLIENTshalleachcomplywith applicablefederal,stateandlocallawsandregulationsandemploysafetyprogramsandmeasures consistentwith recognizedapplicableindustrystandardsandpractices. At all timesbeforearidduring.theProduction,it shallbewithinPYRO'ssolediscretionto determine whether or not the Production may be safely discharged or continued. It shall not constitute a breach of this Agreement by PYRO for fireworks to fail or malfunction, or for PYRO to determine that the Production cannot be discharged or continued as a result of any conditions or circumstancesaffecting safety beyond the reasonable control of PYRO.

6. Security- CLIENT shallprovideadequatesecuritypersonnel,barricades,andPoliceDepartmentservicesasmaybenecessaryto precludeindividuals otherthanthoseauthorizedby PYROfromenteringanareatobedesignatedby PYROastheareafor theset-up anddischargeof theProduction,includinga falloutareasatisfactoryto PYROwherethepyrotechnicsmaysafelyriseandanydebrismaysafelyfall, PYROshallhavenoresponsibilityfor monitoringor controllingCLIENT's othercontractors,providersor volunteers;thepublic;areasto whichthepublicor contractorshaveaccess;oranyotherpublicorcontractor facilities associated with the Production.

7. Cleanup- PYROshallberesponsiblefor theremovalof all equipmentprovidedby PYROandcleanupof anylive pyrotechnicdebrismadenecessary by PYRO. CLIENT shallberesponsibleforanyothercleanupwhichmayberequiredof theProductionorset-up,dischargeandfalloutareasincludingany environmental clean-up.

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8. Permits- PYRO agreesto apply for permits for the firing of pyrotechnics only from the City of Highland Fire Department, FAA, and USCG, if required CLIENT shall be responsible for any fees associatedwith thesepermits including standby fees CLIENT shall be responsible for obtaining any other necessarypermits, paying associatedfees,and making other appropriate arrangementsfor Police Departments,other Fire Departments, road closures, event/activity or land usepermits or any permission or permit required by any Local, Regional, Stateor Federal Government.

9. Insurance- PYRO shall at all times during the performance of serviceshereinensurethat the following insuranceis maintained in connection with PYRO' s performance of this Agreement:( I) commercial generalliability insurance, including products, completed operations, and contractual liability under this Agreement;( 2) automobile liability insurance,(3) workers' compensation insuranceand employer liability insurance. Such insuranceis to protect CLIENT from claims for bodily injury, including death,personal injury, and from claims of property damage,which may arise from PYRO' s performance of this Agreement, only. The types and amounts of coverage shall be as set forth in the Scope of Work. Such insurance shall not include claims which arise from CLIENT' s negligence or willful conduct or from failure of CLIENT to perform its obligations under this Agreement, coveragefor which shall be provided by CLIENT.

The coverageof thesepolicies shall be subject to reasonableinspection by CLIENT. Certificates of Insuranceevidencing the required general liability coverage shall be furnished to CLIENT prior to the rendering of services hereunderand shall include that the following are namedas additionally insured: CLIENT; Sponsors,Landowners, Barge Owners, if any; and Permitting Authorities, with respectto the operations of PYRO at the Production. Pyrotechnic subcontractors or providers,if any,notcoveredunderpoliciesof insurancerequiredhereby,shallsecure,maintainandprovidetheirowninsurancecoveragewith respecttotheir respective operations and services.

10. Indemnification- PYRO representsand warrants that it is capableof furnishing the necessaryexperience, personnel,equipment, materials, providers, and expertise to produce the Production in a safe and professional manner. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, PYRO shall indemnify, hold harmless,and defend CLIENT and the additional insureds from and against any and all claims, actions, damages,liabilities and expenses,including but not limited to, attorney and other professional feesand court costs, in connection with the loss of life, personal injury, and/or damage to property, arising from or out of the Production and the presentation thereof to the extent such areoccasionedby any act or omission of PYRO, their officers, agents,contractors, providers, or employees. CLIENT shall indemnify, hold harmless, anddefend PYRO from and against any and all claims, actions, damages,liability and expenses,including but not limited to, attorney and other professional fees and court costs in connection with the loss of life, personal injury, and/or damage to property, arising from or out of the Production and the presentation thereof to the extent such are occasionedby any act or omission of CLIENT, its officers, agents,contractors, providers, or employees. In no event shall either party be liable for the consequentialdamagesof the other party.

11. Limitation of Damages for Ordinary Breach- Except in the caseof bodily injury and property damageas provided in the insuranceand indemnification provisions of Paragraphs9 and 10, above, in the event CLIENT claims that PYRO hasbreachedthis Agreement or was otherwise negligent in performing the Production provided for herein, CLIENT shall not be entitled to claim or recover monetary damagesfrom PYRO beyond the amount CLIENT has paid to PYRO under this Agreement, and shall not be entitled to claim or recover any consequentialdamagesfrom PYRO including, without limitation, damages for loss of income, business or profits.

12. Force Maieure- CLIENT agrees to assume the risks of weather, strike, civil unrest, terrorism, military action, governmental action, and any other causesbeyond the control of PYRO which may prevent the Production from being safely discharged on the scheduleddate, which may causethe cancellation of any event for which CLIENT haspurchasedthe Production, or which may affect or damagesuch portion of the exhibits as must be placed and exposeda necessarytime before the Production. If, for any such reason,PYRO is not reasonablyable to safely discharge the Production on the scheduled date, or at the scheduled time, or should any event for which CLIENT haspurchasedthe Production be canceledasa result of such causes,CLIENT may( i) reschedulethe Production and pay PYRO such sums asprovided in Paragraph 13,or( ii) cancel the Production and pay PYRO such sums asprovided in Paragraph 14,based upon when the Production is canceled.

13. Rescheduling Of Event- If CLIENT elects to reschedule the Production, PYRO shall be paid the original Fee plus all additional expenses made necessaryby rescheduling plus a 15% service fee on suchadditional expenses. Saidexpenseswill beinvoiced separately and payment will be due in full within 5 days of receipt. CLIENT and PYRO shall agreeupon the rescheduled date taking into consideration availability of permits, materials, equipment, transportation and labor. The Production shall be rescheduled for a date not more than 90 Days subsequent to the date first set for the Production. The Production shall not be rescheduled to a date, or for anevent, that historically hasinvolved a fireworks production. The Production shall not be rescheduledbetweenJune 15th and July 15th unlessthe original date was July 4th of that sameyear, or between December 15thand January 15th unlessthe original date was December 31st of the earlier year unless PYRO agreesthat such rescheduling will not adversely affect normal businessoperations during thoseperiods

14. Right To Cancel— CLIENT shall have the option to unilaterally cancel the Production prior to the scheduled date. If CLIENT exercisesthis option, CLIENT agreesto pay to PYRO, as liquidated damages,the following percentagesof the Feeas set forth in Paragraph3. 1. I) 50% if cancellation occurs 30 or more daysprior to the scheduleddate, 2) 75% if cancellation occurs 15 to 29 days prior to the scheduleddate,.3) 100% thereafter. In the eventCLIENT cancels the Production, it will be impractical or extremely difficult to fix actual amount of PYRO' s damages. The foregoing representsa reasonableestimateof the damages PYRO will suffer if CLIENT cancels the Production.

15. No Joint Venture- It is agreed,nothing in this Agreement or in PYRO' s performance of the Production shall be construed as forming a partnership or joint venture between CLIENT and PYRO. PYRO shall be and is an independent contractor with CLIENT and not an employee of CLIENT. The Parties hereto shall be severally responsible for their own separatedebtsand obligations and neither Party shall be held responsible for any agreementsor obligations not expressly provided for herein.

16. Applicable Law- This Agreement and the rights and obligations of the Parties hereunder shall be construed in accordance with the laws of California.

It is further agreed that the Central Judicial District of San Bernardino County, California, shall be proper venue for any such action. In the event that the scopeof the Production is reduced by authorities having jurisdiction or by either Party for safety concerns, the full dollar amounts outlined in this Agreement are enforceable.

17. Notices- Any Notice to the Parties permitted or required under this Agreement may be given by mailing such Notice in the United States Mail, postage prepaid, first class, addressed as follows: PYRO— Pyro Spectaculars, Inc., P.O. Box 2329, Rialto, California, 92377, or for overnight delivery to 3196 N.

Locust Avenue, Rialto, California 92377. CLIENT— Immanuel Baptist Church. 28355 Baseline St., Highland, CA 92346. 5008.

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18. Modification of Terms- All terms of the Agreement are in writing and may only be modified by written agreementof both Partieshereto. Both Parties acknowledge they have received a copy of said written Agreement and agreeto bebound by said terms of written Agreement only.

19. Severability- If thereis morethanoneCLIENT,theyshallbejointly andseverallyresponsibletoperformCLIENT'sobligationsunderthis Agreement. This Agreement shall becomeeffective after it is executedand acceptedby CLIENT and after it is executed andacceptedby PYRO at PYRO' s officesin Rialto,California. ThisAgreementmaybeexecutedin severalcounterparts,includingfaxedandemailedcopies,eachoneof whichshallbedeemedan original against the Party executing same. This Agreement shall be binding upon the Parties hereto and upon their heirs, successors,executors,administrators and assigns.

20. Price Firm- If any changesor alterations are madeby CLIENT to this Agreement or if this Agreement is not executed by CLIENT and delivered to PYRO on or before the PRICE FIRM date shown below, or if the Initial Payment is not paid on or before the due date, then the price, date, and scopeof the Production are subject to review and acceptanceby PYRO for a period of 15days following delivery to PYRO of the executedAgreement. In the event it is not acceptedby PYRO, PYRO shall give CLIENT written notice, and this Agreement shall be void.

PRICE FIRM through April 4, 2024
EXECUTED AGREEMENT MUST BE DELIVERED TO PYRO BY THIS DATE.

See PRICE FIRM conditions, paragraph 20, above.

EXECUTED as of the date first written above:

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SCOPE OF WORK
PYRO SPECTACULARS, INC.(" PYRO")
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Immanuel Baptist Church (" CLIENT")
Pyro shall provide the following goods and services to CLIENT:

One Pyro Spectaculars,Inc., Production on July 4, 2024, at approximately 9:00 p.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church dirt lot. 28355 Baseline St., Highland, CA.

All pyrotechnic equipment, trained pyrotechnicians,shipping, and pyrotechnic product.

Preproduction Services and Costs for the Production, including advance acquisition of materials and products; design, engineering, programming, handling, staging,storage, and maintenanceof products,props, and systems;preparationof drawings, diagrams, listings, schedules, inventory controls, choreography, and computer code; picking, packing, labeling, staging, and loading of equipment, materials, and systems; transportation, and logistics and crew scheduling and support; explosive storage magazineswith legally mandateddistances, surfaces, security, housekeeping,and accesscontrols; and necessaryand appropriate vehicles, including legally mandated insurance, including MCS90 explosives transportation coverage, parking, security, and maintenance.

Application for specific pyrotechnic permits relating to the Production.

Musical soundtrack for the Production supplied in agreed upon format.

Insurancecovering the preproduction andProduction asset forth in the Agreement with the following limits:

Insurance Requirements Limits
Commercial General Liability 5, 000, 000. 00 Combined Single Limit- Each Occurrence Bodily Injury& Property Damage)
Business Auto Liability- 5, 000, 000. 00 Combined Single Limit- Each Occurrence Owned. Non- Owned and Hired Autos Bodily Injury& Property Damage) Workers' Compensation Statutory
Employer Liability 1, 000, 000 Per Occurrence
CLIENT shall provide to PYRO the following goods and services:

All on-site labor costs, if any, not provided or performed by PYRO personnel including, but not limited to, local union requirements, all Site security, Police and Fire Dept. standbypersonnel, stagehands,electricians, audio and fire control monitors, carpenters,plumbers, clean-up crew. All theseadditional personneland servicesshall be fully insuredand the sole responsibility of CLIENT.

Coordination and any applicable non-pyrotechnic permitting with the local, state or federal government that may hold authority within the Production.

Costsof all permits required for thepresentationof theProduction andthe event asa whole.

Provision of a Safety Zone in accordance with applicable standards and all requirements of the authorities having jurisdiction throughout the entire time that the pyrotechnics are at the Site or the load site (if different) on the date of the Production and all set-up and load- out dates, including water security to keep unauthorized people, boats, etc. from entering the Safety Zone.

A professional grade Audio System including all necessaryequipment, installation of such equipment and trained audio engineers for operation based on audio and communications requirements provided by PYRO.

General Services including, but not limited to, Site and audience security, fencing, adequate work light, dumpster accessibility, a secureoffice for PYRO personnelwithin the venue,secureparking for PYRO vehicles,accessto washrooms, tents, equipment storage, hazmat storage, electrical power, fire suppression equipment, access to worksites, necessary credentialing, etc., will be required as necessary.

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Department Conditions
Building and Safety Division Conditions of Approval
Date: 05/ 03/ 2024
Applicant: Immanuel Baptist
Address of Applicant: 28355 Base Line
Site Location: Parking Lot
Event Date: Thursday, July 4th2024
Project: SEP 24- 002

1. See Municipal Code information below for City requirements;

8. 58. 030 Displays.............. ...

A. General. Permits are required to conduct a public display of fireworks. Permit application shall be made to the fire chief and the police chief not less than 14 days prior to the scheduled date of the display. The permit application shall include a diagramof the groundson which thedisplay is to be held showingthepoint at which the fireworks areto bedischarged; thelocation of building, highways and other lines of communication; the lines behind which the audience will be restrained; andthe location of nearbytrees, telegraphor telephonelines andother overhead obstructions. At the time of permit application, the fire chief shall be consulted regarding the requirementsfor standbyfire apparatus.

B. Under Supervisionof PyrotechnicOperator. Public displayof fireworks operationsshall be under the direct supervision of a pyrotechnic operator. The pyrotechnic operator shall be responsible for all aspectsof a display related to pyrotechnics.

C. Bond Required. The permitteeshall furnish a bond or certificateof insurancein anamount deemed adequate by the fire chief and the police chief for the payment of damages which could be causedeitherto apersonor personsor to property by reasonof the permitteddisplayand arising from acts of the permittee, agents, employees or subcontractors. ( Ord. 377 § 2, 2013)

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2. Event Area

1. Provide accessible restroom facilities ( where clustered shall provide 5% accessible but not fewer than 1)

2. Parkingareato includingaccessibleparkingspacesandpathsof travelto event(2Percentof thetotalparkingprovidedfor theevent). Whennecessary, temporaryaccessiblespacescan becreatedin permanentpavedlots, dirt lots, or fields. Choosespacesthat arelevel, closeto anaccessibleentranceandnearexistingcurbramps. Markorblockoff anexistingparking spacewith cones,barricades, or pavementmarking tapeto createa new accessaisleanduse theaccessibilitysymbol to designatethe accessiblespaces. If no existing curb rampsare availableandthenewparkingspacesborderonthesidewalk, placeaportablecurbrampin the temporary access aisle to gain access to the sidewalk level. 3 Provide engineering calculations from a California licensed Engineer, or State of California certificates, or third- party reports if any Bleachers& stage(s) are proposed. a. Guards— when the floor level at any surfaceis morethan 30inchesabovethe adjacentgroundlevel, Guardsshallbe provided with theexceptionof theaudience side of the stage.

4. Temporary electrical shall be installed in accordance with the current edition of the California Electric Code.

A. Portable generators shall be grounded.

B. All electric cordsshall beprotectedfrom becomingtripping or fire hazards. Bridging must be provided for wheelchairs.

C. Overheadcordsareto be ratedfor suchuseandmust not hanglower than (10) ten feet above surrounding walking surfaces and ( 18) eighteen feet above fire lanes.

D. Portableor festoonlighting mustbe approvedby theBuilding Official prior to installation.

5. Trashandwastecontainersshall beprovided. At the conclusionof the event,theentiresite shall be cleaned of all trash, debris, and signage.

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CITY OF HIGHLAND
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FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION
27215 Baseline St., Highland Ca, 92346
Fire Prevention: ( 909) 864- 8732 X 248 I Inspection Request Line 909- 864- 8732 X 228

APPLICATION FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTION

SUBMIT PLOT PLAN AND FLOOR PLAN
TYPE OF INSPECTION REQUESTED:

INITIAL I ANNUAL FLAMMABLE LIQUID STORAGE INITIAL/ ANNUAL GREEN WASTE INITIAL I ANNUAL HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INITIAL/ ANNUAL L. P. STORAGE

ANNUAL SUPPRESSION SYSTEM INITIAL/ ANNUAL HIGH- PILED STORAGE

RESIDENTIAL DAY CARE COMMERCIAL DAY CARE

PLACES OF ASSEMBLY SPECIAL EVENT

BUSINESS LICENSE OTHER-
SITE ADDRESS:

CITY/ ZIP STATE ZIP APN:

BUILDING OWNERS NAME: PHONE:

MAILING ADDRESS:

CITY/ ZIP STATE ZIP E- MAIL:

APPLICANT NAME: PHONE:

MAILING ADDRESS:

CITY/ ZIP STATE ZIP E- MAIL:

TITLE OF APPLICANT:

SIGNATURE: DATE:

REFERENCE NO.

PREVENTION DEPT ONLY FIRE PREVENTION DEPT. ONLY
City of Highland, FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION, Conditions of Approval.

DATE April 29, 2024 Page 1 of 3
APPLICANT : Immanuel Baptist Church
ADDRESS : 28355 Base Line
SITE LOCATION: Parking Lot/ Baseball Fields— 4th of July Firework Event Thursday July 4th 2024 — 6pm to 10pm
FILE / INDEX No.: SEP 24- 002 — IBC 4thof July Firework Display Compliance with the following items are conditions of FIRE DEPT. APPROVAL OF EVENT.

These conditions are required as acceptable solutions to the adverse fire conditions impacting firefighting and emergency operations accompanying the site/area and/or event. They will either assist in detection and extinguishment of the fire and/ or facilitate the anticipated emergency operations.

This project is protected by the city of Highland fire dept./Cal-Fire. For event approval the applicant shall comply with the existing California Fire Code and all applicable statutes, codes, ordinances, standards and policies of the City of Highland fire prevention division fire department.

1. Per the site plan and permit request letter submitted, FIRE MARSHAL conditions are as follows.

2. A California State Fire Marshal flame- retardant certificate must be provided ( CCR T- 19), if tent ( over 400 square feet) and/ or air supported structures are used.

3. Outdoor fireworks displays shall comply with 2022 CFC Chapter 56 as well as CCR Title 19, Division 1, Chapter 6. Article 4 ( permits) and Article 15 public display) and NFPA 1123.

4. Adequate marking and security personnel shall be used to prevent event attendees from accessing the fireworks firing site, from all 4 sides, throughout the entire display.

5. Pyrotechnic operators shall meet with local Battalion Chief/ Captain prior to the event to provide an overview of the display and to discuss emergency plan and locations of fire apparatus.
1 6. Fire extinguishers and other fire-protection equipment shall be provided. Minimum rating for fire extinguishers shall be: 2A- 10BC: Location and number shall be determined by the Fire Marshal or Battalion Chief during site inspection.

Extinguishers shall be mounted with a current ( within 1 year from date indicated) State Fire Marshal tag affixed.

7. The areas for the car show and food trucks shall be configured to provide emergency access.

8. The area around the stage shall be maintained free of non- essential items.

Electrical distribution cords shall be in good repair and of the proper size for the intended use. NO SMOKING on the stage or within 10 feet of the stage. Hay bales or other flammable materials shall not be used to create seating areas in front of the stage area.

9. Ground covering shall be of non- combustible or treated materials and maintained in an approved flame- retardant condition. No straw, hay or other unapproved flammable / combustible materials are allowed as ground covering or wall treatments. ( CFC 31 04. 2)

10. Temporary Electrical wiring/ generation shall comply with the National Electrical Code and be inspected and approved by the Fire Marshal & City Building & Safety Official.

11. Lighting generators ( self- contained units) shall be secured from movement and properly protected from tampering by event attendees. Any refueling of the units shall be performed with the engines turned off. Fuel for the generators shall be stored in a secure area not accessible by event attendees.

12. Emergency fire and rescue access lanes shall be maintained at all times. Minimum width for emergency access lanes shall be twenty( 20) feet and support a live load for fire apparatus of 74, 000 pounds. Emergency access lanes shall be provided, so that any point at event shall not exceed one hundred fifty ( 150) feet from emergency access road.

13. Concession stands utilized for cooking shall have a minimum of 10 feet of clearance on two sides and shall not be located within 10 feet of other cooking booths and shall not be located within 20 feet of a tent, canopy, membrane structure or attractions.

14. No open-flame demonstrationsshall be allowed (on stage) by performers and/or audience.

15. The stage area shall have one fire extinguisher( minimum 2A- 10BC) on each side at the front area.
2 16. Cookingareasthat utilizefryers or creategrease ladenvaporsshall havea K-Type 40BC) fire extinguisherof adequate size with a current State Fire Marshal tag affixed.

17. All volunteers shall be made aware of how to request assistance in the event of an emergency or other incident.

A permit fee is due prior to the event. Contact the Building and Safety Departmentat 909) 864-6861 ext.232 for permit fee amount.

An inspection of the grounds will be performed to confirm compliance with the above conditions.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the above or wish to discuss other mitigation alternatives contact the City of Highland - Fire Prevention Department.

Craig Sanchez, Fire Marshal
City of Highland Fire Prevention
909) 864- 8732 x 248
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DATE: April 25, 2024.

TO: Tiffany Martinez, Assistant Planner
FROM: Carlos Florez, Public Services Coordinator
CC: Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager
SUBJECT:: SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT ISSUANCE CLERANCE FORM( SEP024- 002) ANNUAL 4t° OF JULY FIREWORK DISPLAY
The Public Services Division will approve this Special Event Permit with the following conditions:

1. Food/Beverage: If plastic bottles and aluminumcansareavailableduring this eventtheremustbe recycling opportunities. onsite. If there is food available during this event there must be organic recycling opportunitiesonsite for the food vendors. There must be one recycling and one organics container next to each trash receptacle throughout the duration of the event.

2. Portable Toilets: Pleasebe sure that all portable toilets on site areequippedwith a containment tray throughout the duration of the event. Provide the Portable Toilet Business flyer( attached) to the company you have selected for further suggestionson how to prevent potential spills when delivering or servicing the portable toilets during this event. If there is a storm drain within 50 feet of where the portable toilets are being placed, it must be protected throughout the duration of the event.

3. Solid Waste Services: City doesnot provide solid waste/recycling services. Applicant must make arrangementsfor solid waste/recycling collection serviceswith the City' s franchisedhauler. Burrtec Waste Industries can be contacted at( 909) 889- 1969.

Should you have any questions, please feel free to give me a call 909- 864- 8732 ext. 271 lb

PORTABLE TOILET BUSINESSES
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Prevent potential waste spills from
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WHEN SERVICING
WHEN DELIVERING 1 On the service vehicle:

I Site Portable Toilets at least 50 feet away from a Maintain the condition of all hoses, couplings, catch basin or waterway. tanks, and equipment to prevent leaks or spills.

Properly store and handle potential contaminantsJ In high wind areas, secure the Portable Toilets by Portable Toilet waste, disinfectants, oils, detergents anchoring the unit securely to the ground. etc.) to prevent any spills or dischargesfromEquip Portable Toilets with a containment tray to entering the street, gutter or catch basin. prevent accidental overflow.
1 Whenrinsingor washingPortableToilets, ensurethat all
0 waste water is captured in the containment tray toWhen there is potential for greater than normal prevent waste water from entering the street, gutter or usage, remind your clients to request additional catch basin. units or adjust the service schedule to ensure
1 Uponcompletionof the cleaningprocess,pumpthe
sanitary conditions and prevent overflow,
captured water into the service vehicle.

Stormwater pollution is created when bacteria, organic matter, disinfectants, and suspended solids are transported by water or wind into the catch basins and storm drain system. The untreated urban runoff then flows directly into our takesand rivers contaminating our communitieswith high levelsof bacteria, posinga threat to public health and wildlife.

THANK YOU FOR BEING A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS AND HELPING TO KEEP SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY CLEAN AND HEALTHY!
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Portable Recycling Container Loan- Out Program Agreement Complete this form as far in advance of your event as possible and fax to: Public Services Division at 909-862- 3180, so your organization can be placed on the schedule and the ClearStream portable recycling containers can be reserved for your event.

If you have any questions or require more information, please contact Public Services Coordinator, Carlos Florez at 909-864-6861 ext 271 or cflorez(a cityofhighland. orq Please PRINT all information except signature
Name of Event ( include event flyer/ announcement if available):

Event Date( s):

Event's Sponsoring Organization:

Event Location:

Event Address:

Contact Name & Phone Number:

Contact E- mail:

Date of Request: Number of Portable Recycling Containers Requested:

Date and Time of Day( a. m. or p. m.) of Pick-up:

Date and Time of Day ( a. m. or p. m.) of Return:

IBC 4th of July Firework Display
Public Works Cost Estimate for Services
July 4, 2024
Public Works No Parking Posting/ Equipment
Pre Loading Units Unit Price Total
Maintenance Worker II - Pre Event Set Up( 7- 1- 24) 4 127 508 Public Works Load & Deliver ( Thursday 7-4-24) Overtime Rates Apply Senior Maintenance Worker( 2 @ 2hrs) 4 121. 5 486
Maintenance Worker II( 2 @ 2hrs) 4 190. 5 762
Maintenance Worker I ( 1@ 2hrs) 2 174 348
Misc Signs from stock( Detour, road closed, etc.) From stock- NC Public Works Removal (Tuesday 7-5-24) Overtime Rates Apply Senior Maintenance Worker( 2 @ lhrs) 4 121. 5 486
Maintenance Worker II ( 2 @ lhrs) 4 190. 5 762. 00
Maintenance Worker I( 1@ 1hrs) 4 174 696. 00
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SAN F F R\ AIMIN()
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SHANNON D. DICUS, SHERIFF- CORONER
April 25, 2024
City of Highland
27215 Base Line Street
Highland, CA 92346
Re: SEP 24-002 Immanuel Baptist Church 4" of July Fireworks Show Immanuel Baptist' s annual 4' of July fireworks show has become one of the most popular displaysin the San Bernardinovalley, attractingthousandsof visitorsto the City of Highland.

When combinedwith the City's annual4mof July paradethat occurs in the morning, staffing levels at the Sheriff' s Department are extremely strained that day. In order to manage both events, and ensure publicsafety, the Sheriff's Departmenthas to bring in and pay overtimeto personnel who are either off duty or from other stations.

Immanuel Baptist' s event is officially held from 6:00 pm until 10 pm, although traffic starts to increase early in the afternoon and affects may of the surrounding neighborhoods as spectators stake claim to good parking and other viewing locations.

Immanuel Baptist provides private security inside the venue and last year there were no major issues reported. Sheriffs Department personnel are assigned to support security inside the venue during the show and take control in the event of a criminal act. Sheriff' s Personnel also provide public safety for the immediate surrounding neighborhoods and traffic control with egress as spectators leave the city after the show ends. Many spectators choose to park and watch the show from outside of the venue.

Because of the mass exodus all at the same time after the show, it usually takes upwards of one to two hours for the arterial roadways to resume normal traffic flow.

This year' s event will be staffed with the following personnel, each working a 6-hour shift from 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm. This will allow Sheriff' s personnel to be in place as the event starts, and provides enough time to manage traffic afterwards. Of course, as in all other cases, should traffic clear out before 11:00 pm, the on- scene supervisor will send employees home as appropriate.

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF' S DEPARTMENT
655 East Third Street • San Bernardino, California 92415- 0061 Post Office Box 569 • San Bernardino, California 92402- 0569

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The following staff will be scheduled for the event. The overtime costs are figured at the County' s current 2023/ 2024 public gathering event fee schedule ( attached). In the past, ReserveDeputieswere used at a lower cost. However, HighlandSheriff's Stationonly has one remainingReserveDeputyand he is not alwaysavailable. Should any DepartmentReserves choose to work the event, they wouldtake the place of a DeputySheriff at a lower cost. 1 Sergeant ( Supervisor) 986. 04
14 Deputy Sheriffs 10, 559. 64
1 Sheriff' s Service Specialist 194. 00
15 Citizen on Patrol/ Explorer Scouts No Cost
Total Overtime Amount 11, 739. 68
The staffingfor this event is basedon the after-action reportgeneratedafter last year's event. It includes considerationfor the numberof spectatorsexpectedto enter the city and coversthe requiredtraffic control to ensure safe egress as they leave.

If these costs are not collected from the event organizer, the Highland Sheriff' s Station will be required to cover the costs from the allotted yearly overtime budget.

If you have any questions, please reach out to me.

Phill Dupper, Lieutenant
Highland Sheriff' s Station
ATTACHMENT 5
Highland Municipal Code Section 8. 58 - Fireworks
5/ 23/ 24, 4: 29 PM Chapter 8. 58 FIREWORKS
Chapter 8. 58

FIREWORKS
Sections:

8. 58. 010 Definitions.

8. 58. 020 Prohibition.

8. 58. 030 Displays.

8. 58. 040 Exception.

8. 58. 050 Seizure and disposal.

8. 58. 060 Penalties.

8. 58. 010 Definitions.

Whenever, in this chapter, or in anyresolutionor standardadoptedbythe citycouncilpursuantto this chapter, the following terms are used, they shall have the meaning ascribed to them in this section unless it is apparent from the context thereof that some other meaning is intended.

A. "Agricultural and wildlife fireworks" has the same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12503of the California Health and SafetyCodeand shall mean fireworks designed and intended by the manufacturer to be usedto preventdamageto cropsor unwantedoccupancyof areasbyanimalsor birdsthroughthe employment of sound or light, or both.

B. "Dangerous fireworks" hasthe same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12505 of the California Health and Safety Code and includes, but is not limited to, all of the following:

1. Any fireworks which contain any of the following:
a. Arsenic sulfide, arsenates or arsenites.
b. Boron.
c. Chlorates, except:
i. In colored smoke mixture in which an equal or greater amount of sodium bicarbonate is included.
ii. In caps and party poppers.
iii. In those small items( such as ground spinners) wherein the total powder content does not exceedfour grams, of whichnot greaterthan 15percent(or 600milligrams) is potassium, sodium or barium chlorate.
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d. Gallates or gallic acid.
e. Magnesium (magnesium-aluminum alloys, called magnalium, are permitted). f. Mercury salts.
g. Phosphorus (redor white exceptthat red phosphorusis permissiblein capsandparty poppers). h. Picratesor picric acid.
i. Thiocyanates.
j. Titanium, except in particle size greater than 100-mesh). k. Zirconium.

2. Firecrackers.

3. Skyrockets, bottle rockets, model rockets and rockets, including all deviceswhich employ any combustible or explosive material and which rise in the air during discharge.

4. Roman candles, including all devices which discharge balls of fire into the air.

5. Chasers, including all deviceswhich dart or travel about the surface of the ground during discharge.

6. Sparklers more than 10 inches in length or one- fourth of one inch in diameter.

7. All fireworks designed and intended by the manufacturer to create the element of surprise upon the user. These items include, but are not limited to, auto-foolers, cigarette loads, exploding golf balls and trick matches.

8. Fireworks known as devil-on-the-walk, or any other firework which explodes through means of friction, unless otherwise classified by the State Fire Marshal pursuant to this chapter.

9. Torpedoes of all kinds which explode on impact.

10. Fireworks kits.

11. Suchother fireworks examined and tested by the State Fire Marshal and determined by him, with the advice of the State Board of FireServices, to possesscharacteristics of design or construction which make such fireworks unsafe for use by any person not specially qualified or trained in the use of fireworks.

C. " Exempt fireworks" has the same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12508of the California Health andSafetyCodeandshallmeananyspecialitem containingpyrotechniccompositionswhichthe StateFire Marshal, with the advice of the State FireAdvisory Board, has investigated and determined to be limited to industrial, commercial, agriculturaluseor religiousceremonieswhenauthorizedbya permitgrantedbythe authority having jurisdiction.
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D. " Firechief"or" chief"shallmeanthe designatedfire chiefof the city, or hisor herauthorizedrepresentatives.

E. " Fireworks" hasthe same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12511 of the California Health and Safety Codeand shall mean any device containing chemical elements and chemical compounds capable of burningindependentlyof the oxygenof the atmosphereandproducingaudible, visual, mechanicalor thermal effects which are useful as pyrotechnic devicesor for entertainment. The term "fireworks" includes, but is not limited to, devices designated by the manufacturer as fireworks, torpedoes, skyrockets, Roman candles, model rockets, rockets, Daygo bombs, sparklers, chasers, fountains, smoke sparks, aerial bombs and fireworks kits.

F. "Fireworks kits" has the same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12512of the California Health and SafetyCode and shall mean any assembly of materials or explosive substanceswhich is designed and intended by the seller to be assembled by the person receiving such material or explosive substance and when so assembled would come within the definition of" fireworks." G. " Policechief"shallmeanthe policechiefof the countyof SanBernardino, hisor her designateddeputy acting as the police chief of the city of Highland, or his or her authorized representatives.

H. " Publicdisplay of fireworks" hasthe same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12524 of the CaliforniaHealthandSafetyCodeandshallmeananentertainmentfeaturewherethe publicor a privategroup is admitted or permitted to view the display or discharge of dangerous fireworks.

I. " Pyrotechnic operator" hasthe same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12527 of the California Health and SafetyCode and shall mean any licensed pyrotechnic operator, who by examination, experience and training has demonstrated the required skill and ability in the use and discharge of fireworks as authorized by the licensegranted.

J. "Pyrotechnic special effects material" shall mean low explosive materials, other than detonating cord, commonlyusedin motion picture, television, theatricalor groupentertainmentproductionfor whicha permit from the chief is required for use or storage.

K. "Safeand sane fireworks" has the same meaning ascribed to that term under Section 12529 of the California Health and Safety Codeand shall mean any fireworks which do not come within the definition of" dangerous fireworks" or" exempt fireworks."( Ord. 444 § 2, 2020; Ord. 377 § 2, 2013)

8. 58. 020 Prohibition.

A. General. No person shall have in his or her possession, or keep, store, use, shoot, discharge, set off, ignite, explode, manufacture, sell, offer to sell, give or transport, any fireworks, dangerous fireworks or safe and sane fireworks, exceptfor useasagriculturalandwildlife fireworksor for useduringa publicdisplayof fireworks pursuant to a permit obtained under the provisions of Sections 12640 through 12654 of the California Health and SafetyCode, and this code.
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B. Manufacturing Prohibited. The manufacturing of fireworks, dangerous fireworks or safe and sane fireworks isprohibitedinthecity, exceptunderspecialusepermitsasrequiredbylocalandstateregulationsbythefire chief and the police chief.

C. Pyrotechnic SpecialEffects Material. A permit is required to manufacture, compound, store or use pyrotechnicspecialeffectsmaterial. Permitapplicationshallbemadeto the fire chiefandthe policechief. A permit shall be granted only to a State Fire Marshal licensed pyrotechnic operator. ( Ord. 444§ 2, 2020; Ord. 377 2, 2013)

8. 58. 030 Displays.

A. General. Permits are required to conduct a public display of fireworks. A permit application shall be made to the fire chiefandthe policechiefnot lessthan 14daysprior to the scheduleddateof the display. Thepermit applicationshallincludea diagramof the groundson whichthe displayisto be heldshowingthe point at which the fireworks are to be discharged; the location of buildings, highways and other lines of communication; the linesbehindwhichthe audiencewill berestrained; andthe locationof nearbytrees, telegraphor telephone lines and other overhead obstructions. At the time of permit application, the fire chief shall be consulted regarding the requirements for standby fire apparatus.

B. Under Supervision of Pyrotechnic Operator. Public display of fireworks operations shall be under the direct supervisionof a pyrotechnicoperator. Thepyrotechnicoperatorshallbe responsiblefor all aspectsof a display related to pyrotechnics.

C. Bond Required. The permittee shall furnish a bond or certificate of insurance in an amount deemed adequate by the fire chief and the police chief for the payment of damages which could be caused either to a person or persons or to property by reason of the permitted display and arising from acts of the permittee, agents, employees or subcontractors. ( Ord. 444 § 2, 2020; Ord. 377 § 2, 2013)

8. 58. 040 Exception.

Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prohibit the use of fireworks by railroads or other transportation agenciesfor signal purposes or illumination, or the sale or use of small blank cartridges for a show or theater, or for signal or ceremonial purposes in athletics or sports or for use by military organizations. ( Ord. / Wl § 2, 2020; Ord. 377 § 2, 2013)

8. 58. 050 Seizure and disposal.

A. It shallbethe duty of the fire chiefandhisor her authorizedrepresentativesandthe policechiefandhisor her authorized representatives to enforce the provisions of this chapter. https:// www. codepublishing. com/ CA/ Highland/#!/ Highland08/ Highland0858. html# 8. 58 4/ 5 5/ 23/ 24, 4: 29 PM Chapter 8. 58 FIREWORKS
B. Thefire chiefand hisor herauthorizedrepresentativesandthe policechiefandhisor herauthorized representativesshallhavethe authorityto seize, take, remove, storeanddisposeof anyfireworks, dangerous fireworksandsafeandsanefireworks. Thefirechiefandhisor herauthorizedrepresentativesandthepolice chiefandhisor herauthorizedrepresentativesmaychargeanypersonwhosefireworksareseizedpursuantto this section a reasonable amount which is sufficient to cover the cost of transporting, storing, handling and disposing of the seized fireworks. ( Ord. 444§ 2, 2020; Ord. 377 § 2, 2013)

8. 58. 060 Penalties.

A. Anypersonwho violatesanyprovisionof this chapterissubjectto prosecutionaseitheran infractionor a misdemeanor as set forth in Chapter 1. 24 HMC.

B. A violation of any provision of this chapter is subject to an administrative citation in the amount of$ 1,000 for eachviolationpursuantto the proceduressetforth in Chapter2.56HMC. Suchadministrativeremedymaybe exercisedin placeof, or in additionto, anyadministrative, criminal, civil, or equitableremedyallowedby law.

C. If a person who violates any provision of this chapter is charged with a misdemeanor, upon conviction that person shall be punished by a fine of not more than $ 1,000, or by imprisonment in the county jail for a period not exceeding one year, or by both such fine and imprisonment.

D. A personisguilty of a separateoffensefor eachandeverydayor portion thereofduringwhichheor she commits, continues or permits a violation of this chapter.

E. Nothingin this chaptershallbeinterpretedto limit anyof the penaltiesprovidedfor underthe California HealthandSafetyCodeor PenalCodewith regardto the sale, use, possession, deliveryand/or transportation of dangerous fireworks. ( Ord. 444§ 2, 2020; Ord. 377 § 2, 2013) https:// www. codepublishing. com/ CA/ Highland/#!/ Highland08/ Highland0858. html# 8. 58 5/ 5 z
1 STAFF REPORT
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TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE: June 11, 2024
FROM: Carlos Zamano
REVIEWED BY: Lawrence Mainez, Community DevelopmentDirector, & Kim Stater, Assistant Community Development Director
PREPARED BY: Tiffany Martinez, Assistant Planner ---111 SUBJECT: SpecialEventPermitApplication (SEP24-003) bythe Highland Area Chamber of Commerce for the " Discover
Highland 5K and 10K Community Run" and request for
Co- Sponsorship.

APPLICANT: Highland Area Chamber of Commerce
REPRESENTATIVE: Chris Nielson, Executive Director
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends the City Council:

1. Approve Special Event Permit SEP 24- 003 subject to the conditions of approval;

2. Authorize the use of the City Logo for promotional
items; and

3. Approve a request by the Highland Area Chamber of
Commercefor Co-Sponsorshipand waiving of City
Police fees and Public Works traffic control fees in the amount of approximately $ 9, 458. 86
FISCALIMPACT: TheCityCouncilhasadopteda policywherebynofeewillbe collectedfor processinga Special Event Permit. Applicationcosts to the City are time and materialsfor Approved Motion Second Agenda Item No.

9.7 Denied Ayes
Continued Noes File No.

Tabled Abstain
Absent
All' UnA
C lerk City Manager
City Council Meeting of
June 11, 2024
SEP 24- 003
preparationof theStaffReportandadvertisement. TheCity's PoliceDepartmentidentifieda cost of $ 6,459.86 for required services and the City's Public Works traffic control identified a cost of 2,999.00. Typicallythesefees are paid by an Applicantpriorto the Event. A waiverof Police services and Public Works traffic control has been requested.

PUBLIC NOTICE: The agenda for this item was posted at the three locations per Resolution No. 2011-047 and on the City's website.

BACKGROUND: The HighlandArea Chamberof Commerceis seekingapprovalfor itsAnnual Discover Highland 5K & 10K Run. Additionally, they are requesting Co-Sponsorship for Police Department and Public Works expenses ( see attachment 1). The run is scheduled for Saturday, October 5, 2024, from 8:00 a.m. through 11:00 a.m. The route will begin at Arroyo Verde Elementary School, go north on Church Street, east on Base Line, south on Weaver Street and west on Greenspot Road and north again back to Love Street. The Event is anticipated to draw approximately 500 participants.

The Highland Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking assistance to install and remove an event street banner across Base Line.

Co-sponsorshipRequest: HighlandAreaChamberofCommercehasrequestedCityco-sponsorto help assist with Police Department expenses and Public Works traffic control support fees in the amount of$ 9, 458. 86 ( see attachment 2).

The Special Event PermitApplicationhas been circulatedto all the City's Departmentsfor comments and Conditions, if necessary and appropriate.

Attachment: 1. Co- Sponsor request letter

2. Site Plan

3. Department Conditions
2 ATTACHMENT 1
Co- Sponsor Request Letter
May 2, 2024
City of Highlandi`
27215 Base Line
tt Highland, CA 29346
On behalf of the Highland Area Chamber of Commerce Discover HIGHLAND — HighlandRuncommittee, pleaseallow me to say "Thankyou" for ourArea Chamber of Commerce continued partnership with the Cityof Highlandand sharemy 2024 Highland Area excitement about our 2024 Discover Highland 5/ 10K Run Event. It has Chamber of Commerce grown eachyear. We are working on a goal of 500 participants at this Board of Directors
year' s run.

Jane Bouch, President
Avon Recruitment and Sales
Thisletter servesasa formal request for sponsorshipof the Runon KelliKowalski, Vice President Saturday, October 5, 2024. The Run will start and finish at the Arroyo BrightwaterSenior Living Verde School. Registration will open at 7am and the Run will start at Jody Scott, Treasurer Sam. Both the Start & Finishlineswill be locatedin the Schoolparking Jodi Scott Tax Service
lot, andsponsorswill havethe opportunity to set up displaysin the Stacy Lett, Secretary Registrationarea. We are contacting Burrtec Wastefor recyclingand Showcase Escrow trash bins, and an adequate number of portable restrooms- meeting the requirements set forth by the City - will be provided at the site. The route will remain the same as in prior years— North on Church Street, Miguel Cantos, Director East on Baseline, South on Weaver, West on Greenspot, and North on Cantos Jewelry Church Street. 10K runners will repeat the loop.

Alberto lasso, Director
San Manuel Band of Mission
As a sponsor, we would respectfully request a fee waiver for publicIndians safety services, permit fees and any other fees associated with the City Imod Darwish, Director
of Highlandsponsoringthe Run. In return, we will provide recognitionNDP Appliances through our media, marketing, and promotional opportunities. This LifibethJohnson- Mee, Director
event will provide an opportunity for both the Highland Area ChamberWings of Hope Hospice of Commerceandthe Cityof Highlandto highlightourlocalcommunity Dr. Michele Lenertz, Advisor
to participants from all over Southern California.Redlands Unified School District I appreciateyour consideration and look forward to working together again this year. Please feel free to contact me at ( 909) 864- 4073 office Chris Nielsen,
or mycellat 909-838-8991or viaemailat [email protected] Director Sin I
Chris Nielsen
Executive Director
Highland Area Chamber of Commerce
27255 Messina St. P. O. Box 455, Highland, CA 92346 909- 864- 4073 Tax I. D. No: 33- 0470117
ATTACHMENT 2
Site Plan
Highland Area Chamber of Commerce
Discover Highland 5Y 10.1K Map
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ATTACHMENT 3
Department conditions
Discover Highland 5K & 10K Run
Public Works Cost Estimate for Services
October 5, 2024
Public Works Pre Event No Parking Posting Units Unit Price Total Maintenance Worker II - Pre Event Set Up( 10- 4- 24) 4 116 464 Public Works Set up (Saturday 10-5-24) Overtime Rates Apply Maintenance Superintendent 2 190. 5 381
Maintenance Worker II( 2 @ 2hrs) 4 174 696
Maintenance Worker I 2 174 348
Misc Signs from stock( Detour, road closed, etc.) From stock- NC Public Works Removal (Saturday 10-5-24) Overtime Rates Apply Senior Maintenance Workers ( 2© 2 hrs) 4. 00 190. 5 762. 00 Maintenance Worker II 2. 00 174 348. 00
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COUNTY
SHANNON D. DICUS, SHERIFF- CORONER
May 6, 2024
City of Highland
27215 Base Line Street
Highland, CA 92346
Re: Discover Highland 5k & 10k Run ( SEP 24- 003)
On October5, 2024, the HighlandChamberof Commercewill once again hostthe Discover Highland 5k & 10k run. Several hundred peopleare expectedto either participatein the run and/or visit the vendor area at Arroyo Verde ElementarySchool.

Therunsareheldona closedcoursemadeupoffourmajorcitystreets. HighlandSheriffs Stationpersonnelwillberesponsiblefortrafficmanagementandeventsecurity. Inorderto staff appropriately, and ensure public safety, we will have to bring in personnel on overtime.

The event is officially held from 8:00 am until 11:00 am, although traffic closures start well beforethe race and affect many of the surroundingneighborhoodsand businesses.

Thisyear's eventwillbestaffedwiththefollowingpersonnel, eachworkinga 6-hourshiftfrom 6:00 am to noon. This will allow Sheriff's personnelto be in placeas the event starts, and provides enough time to manage traffic afterwards. Of course, as in all other cases, should traffic clear out before noon, the on-scene supervisor will send employees home as appropriate.

OvertimecostsarefiguredattheCounty's current2023/2024publicgatheringeventfee schedule ( attached). In the past, Reserve Deputies were used at a lower cost. However, HighlandSheriff's Station only has one remainingReserveDeputyand he is not always available. Shouldany DepartmentReserveschooseto work the event, they wouldtake the place of a Deputy Sheriff at a lower cost.
1 Sergeant ( Supervisor) 986. 04
7 Deputy Sheriffs 5, 279. 82
1 Sheriff' s Service Specialist 194. 00
8 Citizen on Patrol/ Explorer Scouts No Cost
Total Overtime Amount 6, 459. 86
The staffingfor this event is based on the after-action reportgeneratedafter last year's event. It includes considerationfor the numberof participantsand spectatorsexpectedto enter the city and covers the required traffic control to ensure a safe event.

If you have any questions, please reach out to me.

Phill Dupper, Lieutenant
Highland Sheriff' s Station

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY SHERIFF' S DEPARTMENT
655 East Third Street • San Bernardino, California 92415- 0061 Post Office Box 569 • San Bernardino, California 92402- 0569 1 SECTION 35. Effective July 1, 2023, Section 16. 0226 of the San Bernardino 2 County Code is amended, to read:
3 16. 0226 Sheriff/ Coroner/ Public Administrator.
4 ( a) Locker rental 0. 75
5 ( b) Record clearance letter 37. 00
6 ( c) Photocopies:
7 1) Records 1.00/ page
8 2) Medical records 16. 00/ hour
9 In addition, there is a flat rate of$ 6.00 per reportmailed, for the 10 cost of supplies and postage or in accordance with Health and 11 Safety Code Section 123110( d)( 1).
12 ( d) Photographs:
13 1) Mug shots 14. 00
14 2) Video/ Audio copy to digital format 75. 00
15 3) Digital images up to 10 images 94. 00
16 4) Each additional digital image over 10 5. 00
17 5) 3D images copy to digital format 145. 00
18 ( e) Concealed Weapon Permit ( reservists exempt) 158. 00 19 1) Annual renewal ( reservists exempt) 40. 00 20 2) Concealed Weapon Permit, new—
21 Training ( reservists exempt) 112. 00
22 3) Concealed Weapon Permit, modification - additional weapon 23 reservist exempt) 16. 00
24 ( f) Fingerprinting live scan 32. 00
25 ( g) Service of subpoena duces tecum 15. 00 plus $ 1.00/ page 26 ( h) C. A. D. record search 83. 00/ hour
27 1) Government background check 33. 00
28 ( i) Public RecordsAct requestsrequiringprogrammingand computerservices

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1 Government code section 7922. 575) Actual costs to construct a record 2 and the cost of programming and
3 computer services necessary to
4 produce a copy of the record, when
5 the record is electronic and only
6 produced at a regularly schedule
7 intervals or the request would
8 require data compilation, extraction, or
9 programing to produce the record
10 ( j) In- custody letters for bail bondsmen 30. 00 11 ( k) Aircraft fees:
12 1) Helicopter ( UH- 1H) 3, 213. 00/ hour
13 2) Helicopter ( B- 212) 3, 302. 00/ hour
14 3) Helicopter ( Airbus H125) 1, 983. 00/ hour
15 4) Airplane ( Grand Renaissance) 1, 846. 00/ hour 16 5) Airplane ( King Air) 2, 059. 00/ hour
17 ( I) Privatepolicing by Sheriffs Office at publicgatherings:
18 1) Sheriff Reserve Deputy 59. 23/ hour
19 2) Sheriff Deputy 125. 71/ hour
20 3) Sheriff Detective 138. 74/ hour
21 4) Sheriff Sergeant 164. 34/ hour
22 ( m) Administrative charges for explosive permits:
23 1) Permit application 86. 00
24 2) Permit:
25 A) 100 lbs. explosive or less 2. 00
26 B) Over 100 lbs 10. 00
27 3) Magazine/ site inspection:
28 A) Retail outlets of black sporting

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1 powder and smokeless powder 203. 00
2 B) Manufacturer' s wholesale/ retail
3 outlets of other explosives 250. 00
4 C) All other storage magazines/ sites 167. 00
5 ( n) Verification of vehicle equipment citation correction 20. 00 6 1 (
o) Vehicle Releases 155. 00
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Feewill be waived upon presentationof sufficientproofthat the vehicle 8 was stolen. Sufficientproof includesevidencethat the ownertimely 9 reported to law enforcement that the vehicle was stolen. 10 ( p) Repossession Recovery Fee 15. 00
11 ( q) Contract polygraph exams:
12 1) Criminal exams 324. 00
13 2) Pre- employment exams 200. 00
14 ( r) Correctional education programs - Bakery and Food 15 Services Actual costs of materials
16 ( s) Firearmstorageand relatedexpenses (per FamilyCode section6389):
17 1) First firearm 80. 00
18 2) Each additional firearm 39. 00
19 3) Per day storage 2. 00
20 ( t) Coroner fees:
21 1) Coroner Report of Death 11. 00
22 2) Private autopsy 2, 882. 00
23 3) Storage fee for human remains in morgue in excess of 10 calendar 24 I days of Coroner notificationof release (fee may be waived based 25 on ability to pay) 22. 09/ day, not to exceed $ 100. 00 total 26 4) Archive retrieval 99. 00
27 5) Body removal 283. 00
28 6) Collection of specimens:

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1 A) DNA sample ( does not include cost of tests) 214. 00 2 B) Blood/ Vitreous sample ( does not include cost of tests) $ 203. 00 3 7) Digital Images:
4 A) Digital images up to 10 images 56. 00
5 B) Each additional digital image over ten 3. 00
6 3) Paraffinblock re-cuts processing:

A) Micro slides — regular 75. 00/ each
8 B) Micro slides — special stains ( each) Actual costs 9 9) Protective Wear:
10 A) Observer 40. 00 each
11 B) Autopsy 48. 00 each
12 10) Digital x- ray duplication 114. 00 each
13 ( u) Bail bond company advertising:
14 1) Type 1 Detention Facilities 22. 00/ month
15 2) Type 2 Detention Facilities 28. 00/ month
16 ( v)
Backgroundinvestigationsrequiredfor County issued business 17 license/ operator permit ( new or renewal) 325. 00 18 ( w) Business Licensing:
19 1) Gun Dealer Permit 69. 00
20 2) State Pawnbroker Permit 35. 00
21 3) State Secondhand Dealer Permit 35. 00
22 4) Taxicab Driver Permit 37. 00
23 ( x) Peace Officer witness deposit 275. 00 each 24 NOTE: Additional costs, if any, over the initial $ 275. 00 are due and 25 payable after all Peace Officer Witness fees have been calculated. 26 ( y) En route Fee... 100.00/day
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M,,„ City of Highland, FIRE PREVENTION DIVISION, Conditions of Approval.

DATE May 10, 2024 Page 1 of 3
APPLICANT : Highland Area Chamber of Commerce
SITE LOCATION: Various streets in East Highland ( Staging Arroyo Verde Elem...) EVENT TIME & DATE: Saturday, October 5, 2024 ( Setup up 6am — Clean Up 1pm) FILE / INDEX No.: SEP 24- 003
A tiered level of mitigation options has been developed and listed below are the systems and/ or modifications required for your project. Compliance with the following items is a condition of Fire Department approval of the event.

These conditions are required as acceptable solutions to the adverse fire conditions impacting firefighting and emergency operations accompanying the site/area and/or event. They will either assist in detection and extinguishment of the fire and/or facilitate the anticipated emergency operations.

This project is protected by the City of Highland Fire Department / Cal- Fire / California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

For event approval, the applicant shall comply with the currently adopted California Fire Code and all applicable appendices, statutes, codes, ordinances, standards and policies of the City of Highland Fire Prevention Division / Fire Department.

The following are general tent / air supported structure & outdoor fair & carnival requirements.

For specific or detailed requirements, refer to California Fire Code & CCR T- 19. The more restrictive shall apply.

1. No vehicle or internal combustion powered equipment shall be parked or located less than one hundred feet from any tent. Vehicles or other internal combustion engines necessary for the operation of the establishment and/or event, and with prior approval by the City Fire Marshal, may be parked or located less than one hundredfeet from a tent or combustible structure. Said equipment and/ or vehicles, shall not be located less than twenty ( 20) feet from same. ( CFC, CCR T- 19)

2. A California State Fire Marshal flame- retardant certificate must accompany this application ( CCR T- 19), if tent and/ or air supported structures are used. 1 3. Fire extinguishersand otherfire-protectionequipmentshall be providedas required.

CCR T- 19 and CFC).

Minimum rating for fire extinguishers shall be:
2A-10B/C: in tents, canopies, air supportedstructures, vendor booths, mess halls, power generators, transformers, on fuel fired equipment, and at fuel storage areas. 40- B/ C ( K- Type): in / at kitchenswhere operationcreatesgrease laden vapors.

Traveldistanceto an approvedfireextinguisher, onthe Mid-way, intent enclosuresand incarnival-faireareasshallnotexceedseventy-five (75) feetinanydirection, andshall have ".FIRE EXTINGUISHER" signagedenoting location.

Onefire extinguisherminimallyrated2A-10BCshallbelocatedon eachside of any stage and at each cooking site.

4. Electricalandelectricalwiring/generator(s) shallbe installedperthe CaliforniaElectrical Code, inspected and approved by the Fire Marshal, City Building & Safety Official before the event. Fueling shall not be performed with the engines in operation. Extension cords thatareexposedto publictrafficshallbesecuredto preventatrippinghazard. Cordsshall be of the proper gauge, in good repair, and not be affixed to structures, extend thru doorways, windows, or walls. A cord bridgeor ramp shall be providedto facilitate wheelchairs.

5. Cooking and heating equipment shall not be allowed within (20) feet of combustible materials, such as canopies and membrane structures. CFC 2404. 15. 6

6. A plot plan, to scale, showing location of: tent( s); carnival apparatus; power generation equipment; flammable liquid/gas storage; mid-way and/or faire event stalls relative to buildings, property lines, roads, parking and other tents shall be submitted to Fire Marshal's Officefor Reviewandapprovalsevenworkingdayspriorto event. A separate sheet shall be used and attached.

7. Emergency fire and rescue access lanes shall be identified on plan. Minimum width for emergency access lanes shall be twenty ( 20) feet and support a minimum live load for fireapparatusof75,000pounds. Emergencyaccesslanesshallbeprovided, sothatany pointat eventshallnotexceedonehundredfifty(150)feetfromemergencyaccessroad.

Emergencyaccesslanesshall remainclear at all timesto allowfor quick responsein the eventof anemergencyincident. Emergencyaccessshallbemaintainedinallareasalong the race route, especially those streets contained within the `loop' as shown on the submitted map.

8. Temporarycontrolbarriersshallbeerectedto allowimmediateremovalforemergency access. Bannersand signsattachedto fencing shall be securedin place. 2 9. Provide each Race Marshal, Corner worker and Volunteer, direction on how to report emergencyor other requestsfor assistanceto minimizedelay in responding.

If you have any questions or concerns regardingthe above or wish to discussother mitigation alternatives contact the City of Highland Fire Prevention.

CraigSanchez
City of Highland - Fire Prevention
909- 864- 6861 x 248
3 Building and Safety Division Conditions of Approval
Date: 05/ 06/ 2024
Applicant: Highland Area Chamber of Commerce
Site Location: Staging at Arroyo Verde Elementary and various locations mapped for run.

Event Date: Saturday, October 5th, 2024 ; 8: 00 — 11: 00 AM Project: SEP 24- 003

1. Where Restrooms are provided: Provide accessible restroom facilities ( where clustered shall provide 5% accessible but not fewer than 1)

2. Useof E-Z Up type shadecanopiesareto besecuredto preventoverturning.

3. Temporary electrical shall be installed in accordance with the current edition of the California Electric Code.

A. Portable generators shall be grounded.

B. All electric cords shall beprotectedfrom becomingtripping or fire hazards. Bridging must be provided for wheelchairs.

C. Overheadcordsareto be ratedfor suchuseandmust not hanglower than( 10)ten feet above surrounding walking surfaces and ( 18) eighteen feet above fire lanes.

D. Portableor festoonlighting mustbeapprovedby the Building Official prior to installation.

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City of Highland
DATE: May 6, 2024
TO: Tiffany Martinez, Assistant Planner
FROM: Carlos Florez, Public Services Coordinator
CC: Melissa Morgan, Public Services Manager
SUBJECT: SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT ISSUANCE CLEARANCE FORM( SEP24-003) DISCOVER HIGHLAND YMCA 5K and 10K
ThePublicServicesDivisionwill approvethisSpecialEventPermitwiththefollowingconditions:

1. Portable Toilets: Pleasebe surethat all portable toilets on site are equippedwith a containment tray throughout the duration of the event. Provide the Portable Toilet Business flyer( attached) to the companyyou have selectedfor further suggestionson how to preventpotentialspills when deliveringor servicingtheportabletoiletsduringthisevent.

2. Food/Beverage: Recyclingopportunitiesmustbe availableto raceparticipants, spectatorsand volunteers/staffonsitethroughoutthedurationof theevent. If thereis foodavailableduringthis eventtheremustbe Organicwasterecyclingopportunitiesonsite. Theremustbe onerecycling containerand one Organic wastecontainernext to eachtrashreceptaclethroughout theduration of theevent. PublicServicesstaffhasprovidedtheHighlandFamilyYMCA with permanentportable recycling containers for their use.

4. Solid WasteServices: City doesnot providesolid waste/recyclingservices. Theapplicantmust makearrangementsfor solid waste/recyclingcollectionserviceswith the City's franchisedhauler.

Burrtec Waste Industries can be contacted at( 909) 889- 1969.

5. Traffic Control: Contact Jim Richardson, Public Works Manager at 909-841-6839 Should you have any questions, please feel free to give me a call 909- 864- 8732 ext. 271

PORTABLE TOILET BUSINESSES
Prevent potential waste spills from
coming into contact with our waterways:
1 WHEN SERVICING
WHEN DELIVERING 1 On the service vehicle:

Site Portable Toilets at least 50 feet away from a Maintain the condition of all hoses, couplings, catch basin or waterway. tanks, and equipment to prevent leaks or spills.

In high wind areas, secure the Portable Toilets by Properly store and handle potential contaminants anchoring the unit securely to the ground.

Portable Toilet waste, disinfectants, oils, detergents
Equip Portable Toilets with a containment tray to
etc.) to prevent any spills or discharges from
1 entering the street, gutter or catch basin.
prevent accidental overflow.

J WhenrinsingorwashingPortableToilets, ensurethatall
waste water is captured in the containment tray to
When there is potential for greater than normal
prevent waste water from entering the street, gutter or usage, remind your clients to request additional catch basin. units or adjust the service schedule to ensure
1 Uponcompletionof the cleaningprocess, pumpthe
sanitary conditions and prevent overflow. captured water into the service vehicle.

WHAT IS STORMWATER POLLUTION?
Stormwater pollution is created when bacteria, organic matter, disinfectants, and suspended solids are transported by water or wind into the catch basinsand storm drain system. The untreated urban runoff then flows directly into our lakes and rivers contaminating our communities with high levels of bacteria, posing a threat to public health and wildlife.

THANK YOU FOR BEING A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS AND HELPING TO KEEP SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY CLEAN AND HEALTHY!
In the event of a spill or discharge to a storm drain or waterway, contact San Bernardino County Stormwater immediately: ( 877) WASTEI8I sbcountystormwater.org/report To dispose of hazardous waste call the San Bernardino County Fire Dept. - CUPA Program ( 909) 386- 8401 sbcountystormwater, org
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SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT
Project Planner: Tiffany Martinez
Request for Comments: May 3, 2024
Comments Due: May 20, 2024
ThisApplicationhasbeenfiledwiththeCommunityDevelopmentDepartment's, Planning Division. Please reviewthe attached information and return this sheet with you comments and/ or recommendations. IF WE RECEIVE NO COMMENTS BY THE ABOVE REFERENCED DUE DATE, THEN WE WILL ASSUME YOU HAVE NO CONCERNS.

You need not return the attachments.

PROJECT: SEP 24- 003
DESCRIPTION: Discover Highland 5k & 10k run. The run route is the same as the YMCA 2023 run. Approximately 500 runners will
participate.

LOCATION: Staging area at Arroyo Verde Elementary— see attachment EVENT DATE & TIME: Saturday, October 5, 2024 - 8 am — 11 am APPLICANT: Highland Area Chamber of Commerce

THE FOLLOWING COMMENTS AND/ OR RECOMMENDATIONS APPLY TO THE ABOVE REFERENCED ITEM( S) ( Comments may be attached on your company letter head):
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1. DATE: June 11, 2024
FROM: Carlos Zamano, City Manager
PREPARED BY: Alondra Munoz, City Clerk
SUBJECT: City Manager Report and Comments
Work Program, Regional/ Legislative/ Development Issues, Subcommittees, etc.)
RECOMMENDATION: Discussion and possible action.

Approved Motion Second Agenda Item No.
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Continued Noes File No.

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DATE: June 11, 2024
FROM: Carlos Zamano, City Manager
PREPARED BY: Alondra Munoz, City Clerk
SUBJECT: Council Member Comments
Agency/ Committee/ AB1234 Reports, District Updates, etc.) RECOMMENDATION: Discussion and possible action.

Approved Motion Second Agenda Item No. 2.1
Denied Ayes
Continued Noes File No.

Tabled Abstain
Absent
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Highland City Council
June 11, 2024