Madera City Council
May 6, 2026

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REGULAR MEETING OF THE MADERA CITY COUNCIL
205 W. 4th Street, Madera, California 93637

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CALL TO ORDER:

ROLL CALL: Mayor Cece Gallegos
Mayor Pro Tem Rohi Zacharia, District 1
Councilmember Jose Rodriguez, District 2
Councilmember Steve Montes, District 3
Councilmember Anita Evans, District 4
Councilmember Elsa Mejia, District 5
Councilmember Artemio Villegas, District 6
INVOCATION: Pastor Sam Alvarado, Jr., Grace Point Ministry PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:

APPROVAL OF AGENDA:

PRESENTATIONS:

1. Proclamation Recognizing Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

2. Proclamation Recognizing Relay for Life

3. Proclamation Recognizing Public Service Week

4. Proclamation Recognizing International Firefighters Day

5. Proclamation Recognizing National Police Week

6. Proclamation Recognizing National Foster Care Awareness Month

7. Presentation of Madera Unified School District’s OPTIONS Program PUBLIC COMMENT:

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A. PUBLIC HEARINGS:

A-1 Consideration of Ordinance Text Amendment (OTA) 2026-01, for the Amendment of Chapter 3 of Title X: Planning and Zoning of the City Municipal Code regarding a Commercial Color Palette and the Establishment of Exterior Paint Color Standards for Construction of New Buildings and Repainting Existing Buildings, within the Commercial Zone Districts Recommendation: The Planning Commission and staff recommend the City Council conduct a public hearing and take action as follows:

1. Waive full reading and introduce by title only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera determining the project is exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines and amending Chapter 3 of Title X:

Planning and Zoning of the City Municipal Code (CMC) regarding Exterior Colors in Commercial Zone Districts (Report by Will Tackett) Update 05/01/26 4:14 p.m. Madera City Council Agenda Page 3 of 6 May 6, 2026
B. CONSENT CALENDAR:

Matters listed under the Consent Calendar are considered routine and will be enacted by one motion and one vote. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, a member of the public or a member of the Council may request an item be removed from the Consent Calendar and it will be considered separately.

B-1 Minutes – April 15, 2026
Recommendation: Approve the City Council Minutes of April 15, 2026 (Report by Alicia Gonzales)
B-2 Informational Report on Register of Audited Demands Recommendation: Review Register of Audited Demands Report for April 4 to April 24, 2026 (Report by Michael Lima)
B-3 Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance Amending the City’s Municipal Code Relating to Fireworks
Recommendation: Waive full reading and adopt by title only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera repealing chapters 13 and 13B of Title III, and adopting a new chapter 13 of Title III entitled “Regulation of Fireworks”(Report by Giachino Chiaramonte)
B-4 Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05)
Recommendation: 1. Adopt a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Madera Approving the City of Madera as Covenantor to the Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05) (Report by Will Tackett)
B-5 Fleet Mechanics Electric Vehicle Training and Grant Application Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution approving an agreement with Advanced Automotive Training for Electrical Vehicle Maintenance Training and submittal of an application to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District for reimbursement for above training through the Remove II Program (Report by Michael Lima)
B-6 Proclamation Recognizing World No Tobacco Day
Recommendation: Adopt a Minute Order for a Proclamation Recognizing World No Tobacco Day (Report by Alicia Gonzales)
B-7 Addition of One (1) Deputy City Engineer Position to the Engineering Department Recommendation: Adopt a resolution approving the addition of one (1) Deputy City Engineer position to the Engineering Department (Report by Wendy Silva) C. WORKSHOP: None
D. PETITIONS, BIDS, RESOLUTIONS, ORDINANCES, AND AGREEMENTS:

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D-1 Landscape and Lighting Assessment District Zones of Benefit: Engineer’s Report and Intention to Levy and Collect Annual Assessment for City Wide Landscape and Lighting Assessment District Zones of Benefit for Fiscal Year 2026/2027
Recommendation: 1. Adopt Resolution Ordering The City Engineer To File A Report With Regard To City Wide Landscape And Lighting Assessment District Zones of Benefit 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10- E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17- C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25- D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 For Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27; and

2. Adopt a Resolution Of Intention To Levy And Collect Annual Assessments For City Wide Landscape And Lighting Assessment District Zones Of Benefit 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29- D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 for FY 2026/27 And Setting Date For Public Hearing (Report by Keith Helmuth)
D-2 Raymond Road Street Improvements Rebid, City Project R-37, CMAQ 5157(094), Shoulder Paving and RMRA Street Rehab
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving the Contract Award for the Raymond Road Street Improvements Rebid, City Project R-37, CMAQ CML 5157 (094), Shoulder Paving and RMRA Pavement Rehab in the amount of $443,261 to Juarez Brothers General Engineering Inc. and adopting a CEQA Class 1 (Existing Facilities) categorical exemption for the project (Report by Keith Helmuth)
E. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:

E-1 Update on Sidewalk Improvements Program
Recommendation: This item is informational only; therefore, no Council action is required (Report by Harpiar Gandhi)
E-2 Selecting Recipients for June Proclamations
Recommendation: Request for Council’s Selection of Recipients for the Proclamation Recognizing PRIDE Month and Juneteenth Day (Report by Alicia Gonzales) E-3 Direction Regarding Animal Control Services Agreement with the County of Madera and Consideration of Establishing a City/County Ad-Hoc Committee Recommendation: Staff recommends that the City Council:

1. Provide direction regarding the City’s approach to the County of Madera’s request to amend the existing Animal Control Services Agreement; and
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2. Approve the establishment of a City Council ad-hoc committee to meet with a corresponding County Board of Supervisors adhoc committee to discuss potential modifications to the agreement (Report by Arnoldo Rodriguez)
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G. CLOSED SESSION:

G-1 Conference with Labor Negotiators Pursuant to Government Code §54957.6 Agency Designated Representatives: Arnoldo Rodriguez, Wendy Silva, and Michael Lima Employee Organizations: Madera Affiliated City Employees’ Association, Madera Police Officers’ Association, Mid Management
Employee Group, and Law Enforcement Mid
Management Employee Group
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 Wednesday, May 20, 2026
 Wednesday, June 17, 2026
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I, Alicia Gonzales, City Clerk for the City of Madera, declare under penalty of perjury that I posted the above agenda for the Regular Meeting of the Madera City Council for May 6, 2026, near the front entrances of City Hall and on the City’s website www.madera.gov at 5:00 p.m. on May 1, 2026. _______________________
Alicia Gonzales, City Clerk

REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
Approved by: Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
_________________________________ Agenda Number:

Will Tackett, Community Development Director
_________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager

SUBJECT
Consideration of Ordinance Text Amendment (OTA) 2026-01, for the amendment of Chapter 3 of Title X: Planning and Zoning of the City Municipal Code regarding a Commercial Color Palette and the establishment of exterior paint color standards for construction of new buildings and repainting existing buildings, within the Commercial Zone districts

RECOMMENDATION
The Planning Commission and staff recommend the City Council conduct a public hearing and take action as follows:

1. Waive full reading and introduce by title only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera determining the project is exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines and amending Chapter 3 of Title X: Planning and Zoning of the City Municipal Code (CMC) regarding Exterior Colors in Commercial Zone Districts.

SUMMARY:

The City Council expressed concerns regarding painting of commercial structures with colors that distract from the character of established commercial zones during the Councilmember Reports/Announcement/Future Agenda Items portion of the Council Agenda for the regularly scheduled meeting of the Council held on February 4, 2026.

Staff presented an Administrative Report to the City Council on February 18, 2026. The City Council discussed the City’s authority under Government Code Section 65850 to adopt regulations, by ordinance, to protect the community's “scenic beauty” and general welfare, including regulation of paint color. The Council direction was to establish standards for Commercial zone districts through pre-approved palettes of colors for new development and to require administrative approval when repainting existing buildings in Commercial zones with an emphasis on prohibition of certain “nuisance” colors that are garishly bright or psychedelic colors.

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The City Council directed staff to bring forward a resolution to initiate an Ordinance Text Amendment regarding permitted color palettes for new development and repainting of existing structures in Commercial zones. City Council Resolution No. 26-45, an Initiation of a Text Amendment to the Zoning Regulations of the City Municipal Code to Establish Permitted Color Palettes for New Development and Repainting of Existing Structures in the Commercial Zones was adopted by the City Council on March 18, 2026.

As a result, the City initiated Ordinance Text Amendment (OTA) 2026-01 to Chapter 3 of Title X:

Planning and Zoning of the City Municipal Code. Staff propose the Council adopt the proposed Ordinance which will repeal Section 10-3.419 (RESERVED) and add a new Section 10-3.419 EXTERIOR COLORS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS to set the standards for approval of exterior paint colors for structures within Commercial Zones.

ANALYSIS:

OTA 2026-01 would amend the Zoning Regulations (Chapter 3 of Title X: Planning and Zoning of the CMC), by repealing Section 10-3.419 (RESERVED) in its entirety and adding a new Section 10-3.419 EXTERIOR COLORS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS, to set standards for approval of exterior paint colors for structures within Commercial Zones. These proposed standards include the adoption of permitted color palettes by resolution of the City Council for purposes of use in new development and the repainting of existing structures in Commercial zone districts. The proposed standards also establish a ministerial review and approval process for repainting existing structures in Commercial zone districts, as well as the provision of an appeal process (to the Planning Commission and ultimately to the City Council).

In accordance with the provisions of Sections 10-3.1507 and 10-3.1508 of the City Municipal Code (CMC), staff prepared the proposed amendments to the Zoning Regulations in the form of the draft ordinance and then scheduled a required public hearing before the Planning Commission for consideration and a recommendation to the City Council on the proposed amendment. The draft ordinance was presented to the Planning Commission on April 21, 2026. Following Planning Commission’s review, the Planning Commission adopted Resolution No. 2049, forwarding their recommendation for approval to the City Council.

In accordance with the provisions of CMC Section 10-3.1509, following receipt of the recommendation made by the Commission, the Council may adopt, revise or deny the amendment, or any part thereof, in such form as the Council may deem to be advisable.

The draft Ordinance specifies that the City-approved color palette is to be adopted by resolution of the City Council. A draft color palette and application form are included within this staff report.

Following the public hearing, introduction and contingent upon Council adoption of the ordinance, a resolution approving the color palette will be brought before the City Council at a subsequent meeting.

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW:

The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines (California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Chapter 3, Section 15000, et seq.)specify that a “project” consists of the whole of an action (i.e., not the individual pieces or components) that may have a direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect effect on the environment. This proposal qualifies as a project under CEQA because it involves an amendment to the zoning ordinance as described in CEQA Guidelines Section 15378(a)(1) but has no direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect effect on the environment.

OTA 2026-01 does not authorize any particular activity beyond what will already have been evaluated for purposes of CEQA and is being implemented to address paint color in commercial districts. Staff supports a finding consistent with CEQA Guidelines Section 15061(b)(3). Under this “common sense” rule, it can be shown with certainty that the project does not have the potential to have a significant effect on the environment, and therefore it is not subject to further environmental review.

COUNCIL ACTION:

The Council will be acting on OTA 2026-01. Staff and the Planning Commission recommend that the Council hold a public hearing and:

1. Waive full reading and introduce by title only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera determining the project is exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines and amending Chapter 3 of Title X: Planning and Zoning of the City Municipal Code (CMC) regarding Exterior Colors in Commercial Zone Districts.

ALTERNATIVES:

As an alternative, the Council may elect to:

1. Move to refer the item back to staff and/or continue the public hearing to a future City Council meeting at a date and time certain with direction to staff to return with an updated staff report and/or Ordinance (Council to specify and articulate reasons for referral/continuance).

2. Move to deny the request based on specified findings (Council to articulate reasons for denial).

3. Provide staff with other alternative directives.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. City Council Resolution No. 26-45 (Intention to Initiate)

2. Planning Commission Resolution No. 2049 (Recommendation)

3. City Council Ordinance

4. Draft Color Palette & Application Form
ATTACHMENT 1
City Council Resolution 26-45
RESOLUTION NO. 26-45

RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA TO INITIATE PROCEDURE TO AMEND CHAPTER 3, TITLE X OF THE CITY

MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO COMMERCIAL ZONES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 10-3.1500 ET SEQ. OF THE CITY

MUNICIPAL CODE
WHEREAS, on February 18, 2026, City of Madera City Council (Council), during the Administrative Reports section of its regularly scheduled meeting, directed staff to bring forward an item regarding Permitted Color Palettes for New Development and Repainting of Existing Structures in Commercial Zones; and
WHEREAS, Government Code Section 65850 provides cities with e authority to adopt regulations to protect the community's "Scenic beauty" and general welfare, including regulation of paint color; and
WHEREAS, Section 10-3.1500 et seq. of the City Municipal Code contains provisions for amending or changing the Zoning Regulations contained in Chapter 3, Title X of the City Municipal Code whenever the public necessity, convenience, general welfare, or good zoning practices require; and
WHEREAS, City staff is requesting an Initiation of Procedure to amend the text of the Zoning Regulations in accordance with direction provided by Council; and WHEREAS, pursuant to City Municipal Code Section 10-3.1502, initiation of amendments to the Zoning Regulations in Chapter 3, Title X may be made by the Council by resolution and referred to the Planning Commission for public hearing and recommendations to the Council.

NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Madera does hereby resolve, find and order as follows:

1. The recitals listed above are true and correct.

2. The Council hereby initiates a zoning text amendment ("ordinance") to the City Municipal Code relating to Permitted Color Palettes for New Development and Repainting of Existing Structures in Commercial Zones

3. The Resolution is effective immediately upon adoption. *****
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Madera on this 18th day of March 2026 by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

Mayor Gallegos and Councilmembers Zacharia, Rodriguez, Montes, Evans, Mejia and Villegas.

None.

ABSTENTIONS: None.

ABSENT: None.

ATTACHMENT 2
Planning Commission Resolution 2049
RESOLUTION NO. 2049

RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MADERA

RECOMMENDING THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA ADOPT AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE X OF CHAPTER 3: PLANNING AND ZONING OF

THE CITY MUNICIPAL CODE (CMC) REGARDING COMMERCIAL ZONE EXTERIOR PAINT COLOR (CMC § 10-3.4.415.1}
WHEREAS, pursuant to the authority granted to the City of Madera ("City") by Article XI, Section 7 of the California Constitution, the City has the police power to adopt regulations designed to promote public health, public morals, or public safety; and
WHEREAS, comprehensive zoning regulations and regulations upon the use of land and property within the City lie within the City's police power; and WHEREAS, Section 10-3.1500 et seq. of the CMC contain provisions for amending or changing the Zoning Regulations contained in Title X, Chapter 3 of the CMC whenever the public necessity, convenience, general welfare, or good zoning practices require; and WHEREAS, Section 10-3.415.1, is currently reserved; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 10-3.1502 of the City Municipal Code, an amendment to the Zoning Regulations contained in Title X, Chapter 3 of the City Municipal Code, may be initiated by the Council by Resolution of Intention and referred to the Planning Commission for public hearing and recommendations to the Council; and
WHEREAS, at the regularly scheduled meeting of the City of Madera City Council held on March 18, 2026, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2049, a Resolution of Intention to initiate procedure to amend Title X, Chapter 3 of the City Municipal Code (CMC) relating to: Commercial Zone Exterior Paint Color (CMC § 10-3.4.415.1); and
WHEREAS, the City has determined that the project is exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) in accordance with CEQA Guidelines Section 15061(b)(3) and that no additional environmental analysis is required; and
WHEREAS, under the CMC, the Planning Commission (Commission) is a recommending body for Ordinance Text Amendments and will forward a recommendation to the Madera City Council (Council) on OTA 2026-01; and
WHEREAS, the City provided notice of the Commission meeting on April 14, 2026, as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the Planning Commission hearing of April 14, 2026, was continued to April 21, 2026; and
WHEREAS, the Commission received and independently reviewed OTA 2026-01 at the duly noticed meeting on April 21, 2026; and
WHEREAS, at the April 21, 2026, Commission meeting, a public hearing was held, the public was provided with an opportunity to comment, and evidence, both written and oral, was considered by the Commission; and
WHEREAS, the Commission has independently completed its review of the staff report and documents submitted for OTA 2026-01, evaluated the information contained within the report and documents submitted, and considered testimony received as part of the public hearing process; and WHEREAS, after due consideration of the items before it, the Commission now desires to adopt this Resolution recommending that the Council determine the project to be exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the CEQA Guidelines and adopt an ordinance approving OTA 2026-01.

NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Planning Commission of the City of Madera as follows :

1. Recitals: The above recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein.

2. CEQA: A preliminary environmental assessment was prepared for this project in accordance with the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The Planning Commission recommends the City Council determine the project is exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the CEQA Guidelines. The activity is covered by the "Common Sense" exemption that CEQA applies only to projects which have the potential for causing a significant effect on the environment.

Where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment, the activity is not subject to CEQA. Here, OTA 2026-01 does not authorize any particular activity beyond what will already been evaluated for purposes of CEQA and proposes amendments to local ordinance only for the purpose of implementing local policy. Any proposed future development or requests for discretionary extensions would be subject to CEQA analysis as mandated for project discretionary approvals. No further environmental analysis is required.

3. Recommendation: The Commission hereby recommends that the Council approve OTA 2026-01, amending the sections ofTitle X of Chapter 3 of the CMC enumerated herein and in substantially the form contained in Exhibit "A" attached hereto with addition of text as shown.

The following sections have been proposed for amendment:
• Reserved (CMC § 10-3.4.415.1);

4. Effective Date: This resolution is effective immediately. * * * * *
Passed and adopted by the Planning Commission of the City of Madera this 21st day of April 2026, by the following vote:

Commissioners Abel Perez, Balwinder Singh, Saim Mohammad, Vice Chairperson Ramon Lopez, Chairperson Robert Gran Jr.

Commissioner Tim Riche
None
None
AYES:

NOES:

ABSTENTIONS:

ABSENT:

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David Brletic
Planning Manager
Exhibit "A" - OTA 2026-01 Draft Ordinance
Robert Gran Jr.

Planning Commission Chairperson
ATTACHMENT 3
City Council Ordinance
ORDINANCE NO. ____

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA
DETERMINING THE PROJECT IS EXEMPT PURSUANT TO SECTION 15061(B)(3)

OF THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT (CEQA) GUIDELINES AND AMENDING CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE X: PLANNING AND ZONING OF THE CITY

MUNICIPAL CODE (CMC) REGARDING EXTERIOR COLORS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS.

WHEREAS, pursuant to the authority granted to the City of Madera (“City”) by Article XI, Section 7 of the California Constitution, the City has the police power to adopt regulations designed to promote public health, public morals, or public safety; and
WHEREAS, comprehensive zoning regulations and regulations upon the use of land and property within the City, including regulation of paint color, lie within the City’s police power; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 10-3.1502 of the City Municipal Code (CMC) an amendment to the Zoning Regulations contained in Title X, Chapter 3 Planning and Zoning of the CMC may be initiated by the City Council (Council) whenever the public necessity, convenience, general welfare, or good zoning practices require; and
WHEREAS, at the regularly scheduled meeting of the Council held on March 18, 2026, the Council adopted Resolution No. 26-45 initiating the procedure for Ordinance Text Amendment (OTA) 2026-01 to amend the provisions of the Zoning Regulations to set standards for approval of exterior paint colors, which are applicable to new construction and repainting existing buildings in the Commercial zone districts; and
WHEREAS, a preliminary environmental assessment was performed, and the proposed project was found to be exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) (General Rule/Common Sense) of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines; and.

WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 10-3.1500 et seq. of the CMC, the Planning Commission held a duly noticed public hearing for OTA 2026-01 on April 21, 2026, conducted a public hearing and after due consideration of all the items before it, adopted Resolution No. 2049 recommending that the Council approve OTA 2026-01; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with the provisions of CMC Section 10-3.1509, following receipt of the recommendation made by the Planning Commission, the Council shall set the matter for public hearing and may adopt the amendment, or any part thereof, set forth in the petition in such form as the Council may deem to be advisable; and
WHEREAS, the City provided notice of the Council hearing of May 6, 2026, on April 25, 2026, as required by law; and.

WHEREAS, the Council received and independently reviewed OTA 2026-01 at the regularly scheduled meeting of the Council held on May 6, 2026; and ---
WHEREAS, at the May 6, 2026, Council meeting, a public hearing was held, the public was provided the opportunity to comment, and evidence, both written and oral, was considered by the Council; and.

WHEREAS, after due consideration of the items before it, the Council now desires to approve OTA 2026-01 and adopt this Ordinance amending Chapter 3 of Title X: Planning and Zoning of the CMC by repealing Section 10-3.419 (RESERVED) and adding a new Section 10-3.419 EXTERIOR COLORS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS .

NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Madera ordains as follows:

1. Recitals: The City Council hereby finds that all of the facts set forth in the recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein.

2. CEQA: A preliminary environmental assessment was prepared for this project in accordance with the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The City Council has determined the project is exempt pursuant to Section 15061(b)(3) of the CEQA Guidelines. The activity is covered by the “Common Sense” exemption that CEQA applies only to projects which have the potential for causing a significant effect on the environment. Where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment, the activity is not subject to CEQA. Here, OTA 2026-01 does not authorize any particular activity beyond what will already have been evaluated for purposes of CEQA and proposes amendments to local ordinance only for the purpose of implementing local policy. Any proposed future development or requests for discretionary action would be subject to CEQA analysis as mandated for project discretionary approvals. No further environmental analysis is required.

3. Approval of OTA 2026-01: The Council hereby approves OTA 2026-01, hereby amending Chapter 3 of Title X of the CMC by repealing Section 10-3.419 (RESERVED) in its entirety and adding a new Section 10-3.419 EXTERIOR COLORS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS as follows:
§ 10-3.419 EXTERIOR COLORS IN COMMERCIAL ZONE DISTRICTS This section sets standards for approval of exterior paint color for structures within Commercial Zones.
(A) Applicability. The standards of this section apply to:
(1) New buildings;
(2) Additions to existing buildings;
(3) Reconstruction of existing buildings caused by a natural disaster or other catastrophic event; (4) Repainting of existing buildings.
(5) Exception: This section shall not apply to remediation of vandalism, such as graffiti, provided the paint color substantially matches the existing building color. (B) Color selection.
(1) Exterior façade colors of structures within commercial zones shall be low reflectance, subtle, neutral or earth tone colors. The use of high-intensity or fluorescent colors is prohibited. The City-approved color palette is as adopted by resolution of the City Council. (2) Trim and accent areas up to a maximum of 10 percent of the building façade may feature brighter, more intense colors, including primary colors. (3) The transition between base and accent colors shall relate to changes in building materials or the change of building surface planes. Colors shall not meet or change without some physical change or definition to the surface plane.
(C) Approval required. Except as specifically provided in this article, no person shall paint the exterior of any commercially zoned building, without having first obtained an approval from the City regarding the color selected.
(D) Application. An application for an exterior paint permit shall be made to the Planning Department.
(E) Fee. There shall be no fee required for the exterior paint permit. (F) Compliance. The provisions of this section shall apply to all new construction and repainting proposed after the adopted ordinance.
(G) Appeals.
(1) The applicant or any aggrieved person may appeal, in writing, setting forth his reasons for such appeal, to the Planning Commission. Such appeal shall be filed with the Community Development Director within 15 days after the receipt of the notice of such decision.

The appeal shall be placed on the agenda of the Commission’s next available regular meeting after the appeal is filed. The Commission shall review the sign review permit and shall approve, approve with conditions, or disapprove, based on the criteria set forth in § 10-3.419 (B). The decision of the Commission shall be final unless appealed to the Council. (2) The applicant or any aggrieved person may appeal, in writing, setting forth his reasons for such appeal, to the Council within 15 days after the Commission’s decision. The appeal shall be filed with the City Clerk and shall be placed on the agenda of the Council’s next available regular meeting after the appeal is filed. The Council shall review the sign review permit and shall approve, approve with conditions, or disapprove, based on the criteria set forth in §10-

3.419 (B). The decision of the Council shall be final.
(3) The appellant or his authorized representative shall appear in person at the appropriate Planning Commission hearing and/or the Council hearing. If no such appearance is made by the appellant or his or her authorized representative, and no continuance of such hearing has been sought, the appeal shall be automatically denied.

4. Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this ordinance is, for any reason, held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions thereof may be declared invalid or unconstitutional.

5. Publication. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of this Ordinance by the City Council of the City of Madera and shall cause this Ordinance to be published or posted in accordance with Government Code Section 36933 as required by law.

6. Effective Date of Ordinance: This Ordinance shall be effective and of full force and effect at 12.01 a.m. on the thirty-first day after its passage. * * * * *
ATTACHMENT 4
Draft Color Palette & Form

CITY OF MADERA

COMMERCIAL BUILDING COLOR PALETTE
In an effort to enhance the appearance of the City of Madera, the City of Madera City Council approved Ordinance ____ establishing an exterior paint color palette for all commercial buildings within the City limits. The purpose of establishing a fixed color palette is to limit the use of bright, fluorescent or garish colors that contrast inappropriately with surrounding properties. This effort will enhance the look of the city and contribute to attracting consumers and new businesses alike.

The adopted palette covers a broad range of earthtones and muted colors. Brighter, more intense colors are to be used only in a limited fashion for building trim and accent areas. A no fee permit is required for property owners or paint contractors when a building is to be repainted so that the proposed color scheme is reviewed by the Planning Department staff to assure consistency with the established palette.

All existing commercial and industrial structures are required to comply with the ordinance. Attached you will find the list of accepted colors. Should you have any questions, you may contact the Planning Department at 559-661-5430.

EXTERIOR COLOR PALETTE
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E37 E38 E39 E40 E41 E42 E43 E44 E45 E46 E47 E48
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EXTERIOR COLOR APPLICATION for COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
NO FEE
Assessor Parcel Number(s): __________________________________________________________________________ Business Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Business Address: __________________________________________________________________________________ Proposed Color Scheme: Exterior Base Color # ____________________ Trim Color # ____________________ Paint manufacturer, color name and numbers that match color palette options. Submit sample chips.

Exterior Base: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Trim: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Property Owner/Tenant: _____________________________________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________ City: __________ State: __________ Zip Code: __________ Phone: ___________________________________________ Email: _________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________________________________________ Office Use Only
Project No: ____________ Date Filed: ___________
Related Cases: __________ Planner: ____________

TRIM COLOR PALETTE
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T37 T38 T39 T40 T41 T42 T43 T44 T45 T46 T47 T48
T49 VT50 T51 T52 T53 T54 T55 T56 T57 T58 T59 T60
TGI T62 T63 T64 T65 T66 T67 T68 T69 T70 T71 T72
T73 T74 T75 T76 T77 T78 T79 T80 T81 T82 T83 T84
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Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the Madera City Council and Minutes of a Special Meeting of the Madera City Council as the Groundwater Sustainability Agency Wednesday, April 15, 2026 Council Chambers
6:00 p.m. City Hall
The Madera City Council meetings are open to the public. The meeting was available for public viewing and participation through Zoom. Members of the public were able to observe the live-streamed meeting on the City’s website and were able to comment on agenda items at the meeting, remotely through an electronic meeting via phone, via email and by regular mail.

CALL TO ORDER: Meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m.

ROLL CALL:

Present: Mayor Cece Gallegos
Mayor Pro Tem Rohi Zacharia, District 1
Councilmember Jose Rodriguez, District 2
Councilmember Steve Montes, District 3
Councilmember Anita Evans, District 4
Councilmember Elsa Mejia, District 5 (Arrived at 6:06 p.m.) Councilmember Artemio Villegas, District 6
Others present were City Manager Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Clerk Alicia Gonzales, City Attorney Shannon L. Chaffin, Chief Building Official Rafael Magallan, City Engineer Keith Helmuth, Community Development Director Will Tackett, Director of Financial Services Michael Lima, Fire Battalion Chief Dana McCarroll Director of Human Resources Wendy Silva, Director of Information Technology Gary Price, Director of Parks and Community Services Joseph Hebert, Planning Manager David Brletic, Chief of Police Giachino Chiaramonte, Police Commander Josiah Arnold, Public Works Director Harpiar Gandhi, Deputy City Engineer Ellen Bitter, Senior Planner Robert Smith, Lieutenant Mark Adams and Communication Specialist Joseph Carrello.

INVOCATION: Pastor David Hawes, Fourth Street Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Pro Tem Zacharia
APPROVAL OF AGENDA:

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER RODRIGUEZ AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER VILLEGAS, THE AGENDA MOVING ITEM E-2 AFTER PUBLIC COMMENT WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

PRESENTATIONS:

1. Proclamation Recognizing the Retirement of City Employee Lynn Hollier, Water System Lead Worker

2. Proclamation Recognizing April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month

3. Proclamation Recognizing National Volunteer Month
Item: B-1
Minutes for: 04/15/2026
Adopted: 05/06/2026 I
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4. Certificate of Recognition Recognizing Linda Garner, Founder of Doors of Hope

5. Mid Valley 2025 Annual Update, Recycler of the Year, and Madera High School Scholarship Recipients
PUBLIC COMMENT:

The first 15 minutes of the meeting are reserved for members of the public to address the Council on items which are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Council. The Council is prohibited by law from taking any action on matters discussed that are not on the agenda, and no adverse conclusions should be drawn if the Council does not respond to public comment at this time.

Charlotte Brewer representing Relay for Life gave a summary of their fundraising event for the fight against cancer which will be occurring on May 2, 2026. The event lasts for 24 hours.

Maurice Johnson thanked Council for allowing him to be on the Airport Advisory Commission.

No further Public Comment was presented. Public Comment was closed.

A. PUBLIC HEARINGS:

A-1 Initiation of Proceedings for the Annexation of the Sienna Estates Subdivision into Community Facilities District No. 2005-1
Recommendation: Declaring its Intention to Annex Territory (Including a portion of Tract 05- S-19 and Tract 22-S-01, the Sienna Estates Subdivision) to the City of Madera Community Facilities District No. 2005-1 (Public Services), to Authorize the Levy of Special Taxes Therein, and Setting Public Hearing (Annexation No. 18) (Report by Will Tackett)

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MONTES AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER VILLEGAS, ITEM A-1 WAS APPROVED BY A 6/0 VOTE. ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBER EVANS RES 26-48 DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ANNEX TERRITORY (INCLUDING A PORTION OF TRACT 05-S-19 AND TRACT 22-S-01, THE SIENNA ESTATES

SUBDIVISION) TO THE CITY OF MADERA COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 2005-1 (PUBLIC SERVICES), TO AUTHORIZE THE LEVY OF

SPECIAL TAXES THEREIN, AND SETTING PUBLIC HEARING (ANNEXATION NO. 18)
A-2 Annexation of the Sienna Estates Subdivision, Phase 2 into Landscape Maintenance District Zone of Benefit 45A for Fiscal Year 2026/27
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving Annexation No. 2026-01 for Annexation of the Sienna Estates, Phase 2 Subdivision (Tract No. 22-S-01) into Zone of Benefit 45A, Confirming the Diagram and Assessment for Landscape Maintenance District (LMD) Zone of Benefit 45A for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27; and Authorizing the City Clerk to File the Diagram and Assessment with the Madera County Auditor (Report by Keith Helmuth) Councilmember Evans returned to the dais.

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER RODRIGUEZ AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER MONTES, ITEM A-2 WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

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RES 26-49 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING ANNEXATION NO. 2026-01 FOR ANNEXATION OF SIENNA ESTATES PHASE 2 SUBDIVISION (TRACT NO. 22-S-01) INTO ZONE OF BENEFIT 45A; CONFIRMING THE DIAGRAM AND ASSESSMENT

FOR CITY OF MADERA LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT ZONE OF BENEFIT 45A FOR FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2026/27; AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY

CLERK TO FILE THE DIAGRAM AND ASSESSMENT WITH THE MADERA

COUNTY AUDITOR
A-3 Measure T Annual Expenditure Plan (AEP) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27 Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving the Measure T AEP for FY 2026/27 and authorizing submission of the AEP to the Madera County Transportation Authority (MCTA) for adoption (Report by Keith Helmuth)

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER EVANS AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER VILLEGAS, ITEM A-3 WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

RES 26-50 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA,

CALIFORNIA APPROVING THE MEASURE T ANNUAL EXPENDITURE PLAN (AEP) FOR FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2026/27 AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY

ENGINEER TO SUBMIT THE PLAN TO THE MADERA COUNTY

TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY (MCTA) FOR ADOPTION
A-4 Public Hearing and First Reading and Introduction of an Ordinance Amending the City’s Municipal Code Relating to Fireworks
Recommendation: Introduce by Title Only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera Repealing Chapters 13 and 13B of Title III, and Adopting a New Chapter 13 of Title III Entitled “Regulation of Fireworks” and Waive the First Reading (Report by Giachino Chiaramonte)

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MONTES AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER VILLEGAS, ITEM A-4 WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

INTRO ORD AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA REPEALING CHAPTERS 13 AND CHAPTER 13B OF TITLE III, AND ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER 13 OF TITLE III ENTITLED “REGULATION OF FIREWORKS” B. CONSENT CALENDAR:

Matters listed under the Consent Calendar are considered routine and will be enacted by one motion and one vote.

City Attorney Shannon Chaffin recused himself from Item B-15.

Safari, Roma Sheik, Lucia Sierra, Omar Diaz and Omar Garcia gave public comment on Item B-8 Upstanders Day. They mentioned that celebrating Upstanders Day would have a positive impact on the City. They also mentioned the outreach they are doing through social media.

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER RODRIGUEZ AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER EVANS, THE CONSENT CALENDAR WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

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B-1 Minutes – March 18, 2026
Recommendation: Approve the City Council Minutes of March 18, 2026 (Report by Alicia Gonzales)
B-2 Informational Report on Register of Audited Demands Recommendation: Review Register of Audited Demands Report for March 7 to April 3, 2026 (Report by Michael Lima)
B-3 Informational Report on Personnel Activity
Recommendation: This report is submitted for informational purposes only and there is no action requested from the City Council (Report by Wendy Silva) B-4 Piggyback Purchase Agreements for Fleet Division-Related Purchase Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving Sourcewell Piggyback Purchase Agreement for a Four-inch Portable Storm Drain Pump from MULTIQUIP Inc. for $15,000 (Report by Michael Lima)
RES 26-51 RESOLUTION APPROVING SOURCEWELL PIGGYBACK AGREEMENT

PURCHASE AGREEMENT FOR A FOUR-INCH PORTABLE STORM DRAIN PUMP FROM MULTIQUIP INC. FOR $15,000
B-5 Granada Drive Pedestrian Improvement City Project TS-34 State Project HSIP 5157(127) Recommendation: Adopt a Minute Order Approving:

1. Acceptance of the Granada Drive Pedestrian Improvement City Project TS-34 State Project HSIP 5157(127)

2. Recording of Notice of Completion

3. Release of retention 35 days after the recording of the Notice of Completion (Report by Keith Helmuth)
B-6 Interfund Loan Transfer and Budget Amendment for Sewer System Master Plan Update Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Authorizing and Approving an Interfund Transfer of $167,000 and Amendment to the City of Madera Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Budget (Report by Keith Helmuth)
RES 26-52 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA,

CALIFORNIA AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING AN INTERFUND TRANSFER OF $167,000 AND AMENDMENT TO THE CITY OF MADERA FISCAL YEAR 2025/2026 BUDGET
B-7 NeoGov Services Agreement with GovernmentJobs.com, Inc.

Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving a NeoGov Services Agreement with GovernmentJobs.com, Inc., for Ongoing Software Licensing, Implementation, and Training Services (Report by Wendy Silva) RES 26-53 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA

APPROVING A NEOGOV SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH
GOVERNMENTJOBS.COM, INC., AND APPROVING
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GOVERNMENTJOBS.COM, INC. FOR SOLE SOURCE PROCUREMENT OF

NEOGOV PRODUCT MODULES FOR PERSONNEL-RELATED SOFTWARE
B-8 Proclamation Recognizing Upstanders Day
Recommendation: Adopt a Minute Order Approving a Proclamation Recognizing Upstander’s Day (Report by Alicia Gonzales)
B-9 City Participation in the National Opioid Settlement Agreements with Six (6) Remnant Defendants
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution:

1. Approving Settlement Agreements and Participation Forms for the City’s participation in the National Opioid Settlement Agreements with Associated Pharmacies, Inc. (American Associated Pharmacies); J. M. Smith Corporation; Morris & Dickson Co., L.L.C.; Louisiana Wholesale Drug Company, Inc.; North Carolina Mutual Wholesale Drug Company, Inc.; and United Natural Foods, Inc. (SuperValu), collectively referred to as the Six (6) Remnant Defendants, and authorizing the City Manager to execute all necessary documents and carryout all required actions to ensure the City’s participation, including transmittal of executed documents and participation in future related settlements, as applicable; and

2. Approving the California State-Subdivision Agreements Regarding Distribution and Use of Settlement Funds relating to the New National Opioid Settlement Agreements with Six (6) Remnant Defendants (Report by Arnoldo Rodriguez)
RES 26-54 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA AUTHORIZING SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT(S) WITH SIX (6) REMNANT

DEFENDANTS AND ENTRY INTO PARTICIPATION AND ALLOCATION

AGREEMENTS
B-10 Community Cleanup and Employment Pathway Grant – Revised Restricted Grant Agreement Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving a Revised Restricted Grant Agreement between the State of California, acting by and through its Department of Transportation, referred herein as Caltrans, and the City of Madera for the Community Cleanup and Employment Pathway Grant in the amount of $300,000, rescinding Resolution Number 26-46 (Report by Joseph Hebert)
RES 26-55 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA,

CALIFORNIA APPROVING A REVISED RESTRICTED GRANT AGREEMENT

BETWEEN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ACTING BY AND THROUGH ITS

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, REFERRED HEREIN AS CALTRANS,

AND THE CITY OF MADERA FOR THE COMMUNITY CLEANUP AND
EMPLOYMENT PATHWAY GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF $300,000,
RESCINDING RESOLUTION NUMBER 26-46
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B-11 Madera County Food Bank Waiver Requests for Senior Nutrition and Produce Program & Brown Bag Program
Recommendation: Adopt Resolutions:

1. Waiving the Rental Fees of the Lions Town & Country Park starting on May 13, 2026, and ending on October 28, 2026, related to the Senior Nutrition and Produce Program event hosted by the Madera County Food Bank, at an anticipated rental fee of $605; and

2. Waiving the Rental Fees of the Pan American Community Center starting on April 22, 2026, and ending on December 16, 2026, related to the Senior Brown Bag Program hosted by the Madera County Food Bank, at an anticipated rental fee of $305 (Report by Joseph Hebert) RES 26-56 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA,

CALIFORNIA WAIVING RENTAL FEES OF THE LIONS TOWN & COUNTRY PARK STARTING ON MAY 13, 2026, AND ENDING ON OCTOBER 28, 2026,

RELATED TO THE SENIOR NUTRITION AND PRODUCE PROGRAM EVENT

HOSTED BY THE MADERA COUNTY FOOD BANK, AT AN ANTICIPATED RENTAL FEE OF $605
RES 26-57 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA,

CALIFORNIA, WAIVING THE RENTAL FEES OF THE PAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY CENTER STARTING ON APRIL 22, 2026, AND ENDING ON DECEMBER 16, 2026, RELATED TO THE SENIOR BROWN BAG PROGRAM

HOSTED BY THE MADERA COUNTY FOOD BANK, AT AN ANTICIPATED RENTAL FEE OF $305
B-12 Madera Evening Lions of California Donation $1,000 Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Accepting Madera Evening Lions of California’s Donation of $1,000 (Report by Joseph Hebert)
RES 26-58 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING MADERA EVENING LIONS OF CALIFORNIA’S DONATION OF $1,000
B-13 Span Construction & Engineering, Inc. Donation of $500 Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Accepting SPAN Construction & Engineering’s Donation of $500 (Report by Joseph Hebert)
RES 26-59 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA, CALIFORNIA ACCEPTING SPAN CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING, INC.’S DONATION OF $500
B-14 Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Creating an Expedited and Streamlined Permitting Process for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Recommendation: Waive Full Reading and Adopt by Title Only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera, adding Chapter 7 of Title IX of the City Municipal Code, to create an Expedited Permit Process for Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations, with the associated CEQA findings (CEQA Guidelines Section 15061[b][3]) (Report by Will Tackett) City of Madera City Council Minutes
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ORD 1019 C.S. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA, ADDING CHAPTER 7 OF TITLE IX OF THE CITY MUNICIPAL CODE, TO CREATE AN

EXPEDITED PERMIT PROCESS FOR ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING

STATIONS, WITH THE ASSOCIATED CEQA FINDINGS (CEQA GUIDELINES SECTION 15061[B][3])
B-15 Agreement with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving a Consulting Services Agreement with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore for Updated Civil Service Rules and Personnel Policies (Report by Wendy Silva)
RES 26-60 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA

APPROVING A CONSULTING SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH LIEBERT

CASSIDY WHITMORE FOR UPDATED CIVIL SERVICE RULES AND

PERSONNEL POLICIES
B-16 Second Amendment to Airport Engineering and Construction Management Services Agreement with Brandley Engineering
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Retroactively Approving Amendment No. 2 to the Airport Engineering and Construction Management Services Agreement with Brandley Engineering, Inc. (Report by Harpiar Gandhi) RES 26-61 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA RETROACTIVELY APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO THE AIRPORT

ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES

AGREEMENT WITH BRANDLEY ENGINEERING, INC
B-17 Caltrans Division of Aeronautics Annual Credit Program Funds Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution:

1. Authorizing the Acceptance of $10,000 in FY 2025/26 Annual Credit Program funds from the Caltrans Division of Aeronautics; and

2. Authorizing the City Manager, or Designee, to Execute and Submit all Required Documents, including the Disbursement Request (Form DOA-0009) and any Required Certifications (Report by Harpiar Gandhi)
RES 26-62 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA ACCEPTING FISCAL YEAR 2025–26 ANNUAL CREDIT PROGRAM FUNDS

FROM THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION DIVISION OF

AERONAUTICS AND AUTHORIZING SUBMITTAL OF A DISBURSEMENT

REQUEST
B-18 Waste Gas Burner/Flare Unit for the Digesters at the Wastewater Treatment Plant Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution:

1. Authorizing a Sole Source Purchase from Varec Biogas, a Division of Ovivo USA, LLC, for the Procurement of a Varec 239 Waste Gas Burner/Flare Unit for the Wastewater Treatment Plant; and City of Madera City Council Minutes
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2. Authorizing the City Manager, or Designee, to Execute a Contract in an Amount not to exceed $74,400, Subject to Approval as to form by the City Attorney and Compliance with Applicable City Purchasing Requirements (Report by Harpiar Gandhi)
RES 26-63 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA

AUTHORIZING SOLE-SOURCE STANDARDIZATION AND PROCUREMENT OF A VAREC 239 SYSTEM WASTE GAS BURNER/FLARE UNIT FOR THE DIGESTER GAS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT THE CITY’S WASTEWATER

TREATMENT PLANT
Mayor called for a short recess at 8:21 p.m. The meeting resumed at 8:31 p.m.

C. WORKSHOP: None
D. PETITIONS, BIDS, RESOLUTIONS, ORDINANCES, AND AGREEMENTS:

D-1 Phyllis’s Garden Soft Interview Room Memorandum of Understanding Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Approving a Memorandum of Understanding with Phyllis’s Garden Non-Profit Organization and Authorizing the City Manager to Execute the Agreement (Report by Giachino Chiaramonte)

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER EVANS AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER VILLEGAS, ITEM D-1 WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

RES 26-64 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA

APPROVING AN OPERATIONAL AGREEMENT ESTABLISHING
COORDINATION OF A SOFT INTERVIEW ROOM WITH PHYLLIS’S GARDEN

NON-PROFIT AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE

AGREEMENT
D-2 Rescind the Naming of Cesar Chavez Plaza
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution Rescinding Resolution No. 96-71, which designated the plaza located on North E Street between Yosemite Avenue and East 5th Street as “Cesar Chavez Plaza” (Report by Arnoldo Rodriguez) Mattie Mendez a resident of Madera spoke in favor of rescinding the resolution, recommending that the plaza be named after Thaddeus Sran while calling for a future, more resonant area to honor local farmworkers in Madera. Ms. Mendez shared a personal, critical view of Cesar Chavez, recounting how his supporters called her names and attacked her father during a protest despite their family being farmworkers themselves.

ON MOTION BY MAYOR GALLEGOS AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER EVANS, ITEM D-2 WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

RES 26-65 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 96-71 WHICH NAMED THE PLAZA

LOCATED ON NORTH E STREET BETWEEN YOSEMITE AVENUE AND EAST 5th STREET AS “CESAR CHAVEZ PLAZA”
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E. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS:

E-1 Final Allocations for the Program Year 2026/27 Community Development Block Grant and HOME Investment Partnerships Program Annual Action Plan Recommendation: Approve the Final Allocations for the Program Year 2026/27 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) Annual Action Plan in the Amount of $1,602,179 (Report by Michael Lima)

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER EVANS AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER MONTES, ITEM E-1 WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

E-2 Domestic Well Mitigation Program (DWMP) Updates (Action on this item by the Successor Agency)
Recommendation: Receive presentation from John Davids with regard to the Domestic Well Mitigation Program (DWMP) (Report by Keith Helmuth)
E-3 Selecting Recipients for May Proclamations
Recommendation: Request for Council’s Selection of Recipients for the Proclamation Recognizing National Foster Care Awareness Month, Relay for Life, and Letter Carrier’s Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Day (Report by Alicia Gonzales)
Council agreed that proclamations should be presented to the following recipients: Retired firefighter Alberto Guzman for National Foster Care Awareness Month or Moesha Robinson if he is not available, Charlotte Brewer for Relay for Life, and Postmaster Arvin Sekhon for the Letter Carrier’s Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Day.

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MONTES AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER MEJIA, ITEM E-3 AS DISCUSSED WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 7/0 VOTE.

E-4 Discussion and Direction Regarding Participation Rules for the Woman of the Year Program Recommendation: This report was prepared at the direction of the City Council (Council) to facilitate discussion on participation guidelines for the Woman of the Year event (Report by Alicia Gonzales)
Councilmembers expressed that the program should honor women's contributions without restrictions on timeframes, districts, or education, suggesting nominations remain at each member's discretion, with individual responsibility for addressing constituent feedback. While Mayor Gallegos noted the program currently mirrors Assemblywoman Soria’s district-specific model, councilmembers reasoned that the City of Madera should establish its own unique criteria to honor local women.

ON MOTION BY COUNCILMEMBER MONTES AND SECONDED BY MAYOR PRO TEM ZACHARIA, ITEM E-4 WITH THE CANDIDATE AT EACH COUNCILMEMBER’S DISCRETION AND ALLOCATE COLLECTIVELY $1,100 FOR THE EVENT IN NEXT YEAR’S BUDGET WAS APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY BY A 6/1 VOTE. NOES: MAYOR GALLEGOS
F. COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS/FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS:

This portion of the meeting is reserved for the Mayor and Councilmembers (i) to make brief reports on boards, committees, and other public agencies, and at public events, (ii) to request City of Madera City Council Minutes
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updates, (iii) to initiate future agenda items, and (iv) to take action on matters initiated under this section of the agenda.

Councilmember Villegas had nothing to report.

Councilmember Rodriguez had nothing to report.

Councilmember Mejia had nothing to report.

Councilmember Evans attended a Ujima graduation at the local Community College, highlighting her partnership with Jose Eduardo on a CalKIDS program. The program awards scholarship funds to children starting at the primary level, allowing savings to grow until high school graduation. Current high school seniors are also eligible to claim these accounts.

Councilmember Evans advocated for Upstander’s Day.

Mayor Pro Tem Zacharia stated that the robotics team had secured another world record at last weekend’s San Francisco event, advancing to the championship in two weeks.

Councilmember Montes had nothing to report.

Mayor Gallegos on behalf of Council extended condolences and prayers to the family of Sheriff Deputy Randy Hopper who was killed in the line of duty.

G. CLOSED SESSION:

G-1 Threat to Public Services or Facilities (Government Code §54957(a)) Consultation with: City Manager and City Attorney
City Attorney Shannon Chaffin made the closed session announcement at 9:49 p.m. Mr. Chaffin and Council returned from Closed Session at 10:32 p.m. Mr. Chaffin stated there was no reportable action.

FUTURE MEETING DATES:
 Wednesday, May 6, 2026
 Wednesday, May 20, 2026
ADJOURNMENT: Meeting was adjourned at 10:32 p.m.
_____________________________________ ___________________________________ ALICIA GONZALES, City Clerk CECELIA K. GALLEGOS, Mayor
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MINUTES PREPARED BY
ZELDA LEÓN, Deputy City Clerk

REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by:
_________________________________
Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
Agenda Number: B-2
Michael Lima, Director of Financial Services
_________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Informational Report on Register of Audited Demands
RECOMMENDATION:

Review Register of Audited Demands Report for April 4 to April 24, 2026 SUMMARY:

The Register of Audited Demands for the City covering obligations paid during the period of April 4th to April 24th, 2026 is summarized in the following tables.

Attachment A contains Warrants while Table 2 is a summary of the wire transfers.

Table 1: Warrant Distribution Summary
Description Check #’s Amount
General Warrants 45162 – 45259 $4,875,038.79
Table 2: Wire Transfer Summary
Description Vendor Amount
Payroll and Taxes US Bank $1,447,822.57
SDI EDD $7,102.46
CalPERS Payment CalPERS $160,685.94
DISCUSSION:

Warrant requests are processed weekly based on the Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Adopted Budget and released for payment every Monday. Each demand has been audited, and the Finance Director hereby certifies as to their accuracy and that there were sufficient funds for their payment. Per Return to Agenda
request of City Council, we have included the departments from which each of the respective warrants were requested as well as the fund/division description from which they were paid.

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

Demands for payments are made within the constraints of the Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Adopted Budget.

ALTERNATIVES:

Informational only.

ATTACHMENTS:

Register of Audited Demands

CHECK PAY DATE PAID FROM ORG ISSUED TO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 45162 04/09/2026 SB1-State of Good Repair BOYLE ELECTRIC SHOP TRANSIT - CANOPY 15,223.00 45163 04/09/2026 Airport Operations SEABURY COPLAND & ANDERSON AIRPORT LIABILITY RENEWAL 11,043.00 45164 04/09/2026 Community Promo MADERA DOWNTOWN ASSOSCIATION CROW ABATEMENT SVS 15,000.00 45165 04/15/2026 City Council RODRIGUEZ, JOSE PER DIEM - 2026 CITY LEADERS SUMMIT 468.24 45166 04/15/2026 Fire GIBBS TRUCK CENTERS MISC PARTS 3,224.21 45167 04/15/2026 PD Operations ECN POLYGRAPH & INVESTIGATIONS POLYGRAPHS 2,500.00 45168 04/15/2026 PD Operations LAW & ASSOCIATES EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND 3,200.00 45169 04/15/2026 PD Operations TRILOGY MEDWASTE WEST REUSABLE TUB - MEDICAL WASTE 84.07 45170 04/15/2026 Parks EMTS CITYWIDE LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES 7,415.73 45170 04/15/2026 Median Landscaping EMTS CITYWIDE LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES 16,454.82 45170 04/15/2026 Parking Dist Operation EMTS CITYWIDE LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SERVICES 667.58 45171 04/15/2026 City Council EVANS, ANITA PER DIEM - 2026 CITY LEADERS SUMMIT 468.24 45172 04/15/2026 City Council VILLEGAS, ARTEMIO PER DIEM - 2026 CITY LEADERS SUMMIT 258.00 45173 04/15/2026 City Council MEJIA, ELSA PER DIEM - 2026 CITY LEADERS SUMMIT 258.00 45174 04/15/2026 Central Admin EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 39.00 45174 04/15/2026 PD Operations EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 39.00 45174 04/15/2026 Fire EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 117.00 45174 04/15/2026 Engineering EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 78.00 45174 04/15/2026 Parks EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 39.00 45174 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 351.00 45174 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 14.63 45174 04/15/2026 Water Quality Control EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 4.88 45174 04/15/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 19.49 45174 04/15/2026 WWT Plant EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 39.00 45174 04/15/2026 Airport Operations EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 39.00 45174 04/15/2026 Intermodal Building EAGLESHIELD PEST CONTROL PEST CONTROL SERVICES 03/26 78.00 45175 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance ULINE, INC. MISC PARTS 966.79 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 1,300.00 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 1,100.00 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 2,800.00 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 4,800.00 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 800.00 45176 04/15/2026 PW - Streets VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 2,600.00 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 250.00 45176 04/15/2026 CDBG Public Improvements VALENZUELA, ISMAEL TREE REMOVAL 250.00 45177 04/15/2026 OLRP GRANT WESTWOOD PROFESSIONAL PROP 68 - OLIVE/TAUBERT PARK 19,247.63 45177 04/15/2026 Prop 68 Grant WESTWOOD PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SVS - LTC TRAILS 6,355.00 45177 04/15/2026 Special Legislative Grant WESTWOOD PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SVS - TOZER PARK 8,446.88 45178 04/15/2026 Sunset Park Grant WESTWOOD PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SVS - SUNSET PARK 486.34 45179 04/15/2026 Fire KALMIKOV ENTERPRISES REPAIR WORK 2,632.91 45180 04/15/2026 PW - Streets QA CONSTRUCTORS INC. ASPHALT PAVING/PATCHING 45,439.00 45180 04/15/2026 PW - Streets QA CONSTRUCTORS INC. ASPHALT PAVING/PATCHING 526,480.00 45181 04/15/2026 PW - Streets PROFESSIONAL ASBESTOS REMOVAL HAZMAT SERVICE 2,604.60

CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026

CHECK PAY DATE PAID FROM ORG ISSUED TO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45182 04/15/2026 Water Quality Control DELLAVALLE LABORATORY WEEKLY SAMPLING 608.00 45183 04/15/2026 Central Admin AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026406 30.34 45183 04/15/2026 Finance AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026406 30.35 45183 04/15/2026 HR/Risk Management AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026410 31.91 45183 04/15/2026 Parks AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026400 164.70 45183 04/15/2026 WWT Plant AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026412 31.91 45183 04/15/2026 WWT Plant AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026405 62.26 45183 04/15/2026 PD Operations AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026417 379.81 45183 04/15/2026 Parks Administration AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026415 289.61 45183 04/15/2026 Sr Citizen Community Service AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391031580 67.53 45183 04/15/2026 WWT Plant AT&T 03/26 CALNET SERVICE 9391026414 40.70 45184 04/15/2026 Engineering AKEL ENGINEERING GROUP DESIGN REVIEW - RD 23 SEWER 1,064.00 45185 04/15/2026 Sewer Capital Outlay BSK ASSOCIATES WWTP24-01 TESTING LAB 2,429.25 45186 04/15/2026 PD Operations CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BLOOD ALCOHOL ANALYSIS 945.00 45187 04/15/2026 Water Capital Outlay CDM SMITH INC. ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR WELL 37 9,790.25 45188 04/15/2026 City Council CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,126.34 45188 04/15/2026 City Clerk's Office CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,568.81 45188 04/15/2026 City Manager CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,977.37 45188 04/15/2026 Central Admin CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 11,208.78 45188 04/15/2026 Finance CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,785.54 45188 04/15/2026 Purchasing CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,043.90 45188 04/15/2026 General/Grant Oversight CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 329.49 45188 04/15/2026 HR/Risk Management CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,929.47 45188 04/15/2026 PD Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 208,943.40 45188 04/15/2026 PD Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 67,398.12 45188 04/15/2026 Animal Control CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,120.07 45188 04/15/2026 Animal Control CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 126.83 45188 04/15/2026 Fire CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 16,039.76 45188 04/15/2026 PW - Streets CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 20,910.52 45188 04/15/2026 PW - Streets CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 34,292.97 45188 04/15/2026 PW Safe & Clean Initiative CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,197.10 45188 04/15/2026 Graffiti Abatement CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 732.37 45188 04/15/2026 Graffiti Abatement CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 95.89 45188 04/15/2026 Planning CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 4,145.16 45188 04/15/2026 Building CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,001.82 45188 04/15/2026 Building CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 242.58 45188 04/15/2026 Engineering CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 13,292.13 45188 04/15/2026 Engineering CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 615.69 45188 04/15/2026 Code Enforcement CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,325.85 45188 04/15/2026 Code Enforcement CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 484.77 45188 04/15/2026 Parks Administration CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,548.63 45188 04/15/2026 Parks CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 27,771.55 45188 04/15/2026 Parks CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 35,123.95

CHECK PAY DATE PAID FROM ORG ISSUED TO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45188 04/15/2026 Landscape Mntc Dist Services CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,404.70 45188 04/15/2026 Landscape Mntc Dist Services CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 176.72 45188 04/15/2026 Recreation CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 3,958.83 45188 04/15/2026 Sr Citizen Community Service CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,116.43 45188 04/15/2026 Sports Programs CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,529.77 45188 04/15/2026 Aquatics Programs CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,339.80 45188 04/15/2026 Aquatics Programs CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,517.59 45188 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,852.85 45188 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 10,310.83 45188 04/15/2026 Special Events CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 563.99 45188 04/15/2026 CDBG Administrative Costs CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 952.10 45188 04/15/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 9,886.61 45188 04/15/2026 Insurance/Risk Management CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 3,412.99 45188 04/15/2026 Utility Billing/Water CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,306.85 45188 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 26,408.84 45188 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 15,701.74 45188 04/15/2026 Water Quality Control CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,611.07 45188 04/15/2026 Water Quality Control CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 292.61 45188 04/15/2026 Water Conservation Program CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,464.73 45188 04/15/2026 Utility Billing/Sewer CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,157.06 45188 04/15/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,066.81 45188 04/15/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 91,050.42 45188 04/15/2026 WWT Plant CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 12,487.28 45188 04/15/2026 WWT Plant CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 45,701.18 45188 04/15/2026 Airport Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 14,188.33 45188 04/15/2026 Airport Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,792.97 45188 04/15/2026 Golf Operations CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,763.34 45188 04/15/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,743.09 45188 04/15/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,743.09 45188 04/15/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 5,334.32 45188 04/15/2026 Fleet Acquisition CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 109.75 45188 04/15/2026 Fleet Maintenance CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,706.78 45188 04/15/2026 Fleet Maintenance CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,328.46 45188 04/15/2026 Fleet Motor Pool CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 146.56 45188 04/15/2026 Fleet Motor Pool CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 606.25 45188 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 6,164.56 45188 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,911.85 45188 04/15/2026 Computer Acquisition/Maint. CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 4,013.36 45188 04/15/2026 Computer Acquisition/Maint. CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 73.04 45188 04/15/2026 MUSD Agreements CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 300.17 45188 04/15/2026 MCDPH Agreements CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 124.52 45188 04/15/2026 Intermodal Building CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,353.98 45188 04/15/2026 Parking Dist Operation CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 351.53

CHECK PAY DATE PAID FROM ORG ISSUED TO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45188 04/15/2026 DAP Program Income CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 109.75 45188 04/15/2026 Home Program Income CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 183.15 45188 04/15/2026 Drainage Flood Control CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 3,215.10 45188 04/15/2026 Drainage Flood Control CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,025.05 45188 04/15/2026 Utility Billing/Garbage CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,157.06 45188 04/15/2026 Solid Waste Disposal CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 578.53 45188 04/15/2026 Street Cleaning CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,490.00 45188 04/15/2026 Street Cleaning CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,942.05 45188 04/15/2026 Tire Clean Up CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 366.07 45188 04/15/2026 Prop 64 Health & Public Safety CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 732.37 45188 04/15/2026 Special Investigation Unit CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 1,464.73 45188 04/15/2026 PD Opioid Settlement Funds CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 732.37 45188 04/15/2026 Schools Policing CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,197.10 45188 04/15/2026 PD Housing Authority CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 732.37 45188 04/15/2026 COPS Hiring Grant CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 2,929.47 45188 04/15/2026 PD Tire Amnesty Grant CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 234.28 45188 04/15/2026 Abandoned Vehicle Abatement CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 534.68 45188 04/15/2026 Successor Agency Admin CSJVRMA Q4 WORKERS COMP, LIABILITY, & CYBER ASSESSMENT 347.26 45189 04/15/2026 Code Enforcement CORELOGIC INFORMATION REALQUEST SERVICES 03/26 87.50 45189 04/15/2026 Utility Billing/Water CORELOGIC INFORMATION REALQUEST SERVICES 03/26 43.75 45189 04/15/2026 Utility Billing/Sewer CORELOGIC INFORMATION REALQUEST SERVICES 03/26 21.88 45189 04/15/2026 Utility Billing/Garbage CORELOGIC INFORMATION REALQUEST SERVICES 03/26 21.87 45190 04/15/2026 RSTP - Fed Exchange DAVE CHRISTIAN CONSTRUCTION TS-34 GRANADA - PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENT 8,514.32 45190 04/15/2026 Highway Safety Improv Program DAVE CHRISTIAN CONSTRUCTION TS-34 GRANADA - PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENT 38,205.97 45191 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS DUCT DETECCTOR REPLACEMENT - PANAM 926.64 45191 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS MONTHLY REPORT - PANAM 45.00 45191 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS FIRE ALARM MONITORING - JWYC 157.00 45191 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS FIRE ALARM MONITORING - FBSC 80.00 45191 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS FIRE ALARM MONITORING - PANAM 81.00 45191 04/15/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Fire DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS FIRE ALARM MONITORING - FIRE #58 35.00 45191 04/15/2026 Intermodal Building DIAMOND COMMUNICATIONS FIRE ALARM MONITORING - TRANSIT 80.00 45192 04/15/2026 Parks ENVIRO CLEAN PARKS MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES 1,373.69 45193 04/15/2026 Building FIRE SAFETY SOLUTION REVIEW & INSPECTION SVS 03/15/26-03/31/26 7,770.00 45194 04/15/2026 PD Operations FRESNO CITY COLLEGE REGISTRATION FEE - POST SUPERVISOR 294.00 45194 04/15/2026 PD Operations FRESNO CITY COLLEGE REGISTRATION - ACADEMY INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION 120.00 45194 04/15/2026 PD Operations FRESNO CITY COLLEGE REGISTRATION - BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION COURSE 116.00 45195 04/15/2026 Special Legislative Grant KRAZAN & ASSOCIATES LTC TRAIL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4,360.00 45196 04/15/2026 Supplemental Law Enforcement MADERA ANIMAL HOSPITAL VETERINARY SERVICES 364.82 45197 04/15/2026 CDBG Administrative Costs MADERA COUNTY E D C CDBG FY 24/25 Q1 875.75 45197 04/15/2026 CDBG Administrative Costs MADERA COUNTY E D C CDBG FY 24/25 Q2 732.68 45197 04/15/2026 CDBG Administrative Costs MADERA COUNTY E D C CDBG FY 24/25 Q3 706.04 45197 04/15/2026 CDBG Administrative Costs MADERA COUNTY E D C CDBG FY 24/25 Q4 972.15 45198 04/15/2026 Recreation MADERA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION - PARKS 546.25

CHECK PAY DATE PAID FROM ORG ISSUED TO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45199 04/15/2026 Aquatics Programs MAMMOTH OXYGEN CO2 FOR POOL 111.60 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 6690755760-8 134.72 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 1619119913-8 106.43 45200 04/15/2026 WWT Plant PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 1902328695-8 23.82 45200 04/15/2026 Engineering PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 8307681856-2 1,785.30 45200 04/15/2026 Comm & Rec Centers PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 3819620697-3 296.88 45200 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 9172110863-6 83.27 45200 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 200065565-7 549.34 45200 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 8178280304-3 14,856.42 45200 04/15/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 9109225160-1 221.08 45200 04/15/2026 Airport Operations PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 9651992016-7 87.45 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 3642526071-2 159.32 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 7928098441-4 143.76 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 3352588453-3 102.95 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 3499945233-6 53.65 45200 04/15/2026 Fire PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 4318089701-9 1,954.72 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 5237156686-1 22.91 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 2173157566-4 40.94 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 1013877191-9 65.03 45200 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 2630414116-6 78.63 45200 04/15/2026 Airport Operations PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 8126770647-1 107.10 45201 04/15/2026 Facilities Maintenance PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 7949615676-5 22.24 45201 04/15/2026 Parks PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC 03/26 SERVICE 8788837242-9 9.53 45202 04/15/2026 Water Capital Outlay PROVOST & PRITCHARD ON-CALL W-39, W-40, & W-41 WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT 6,711.74 45202 04/15/2026 Water Capital Outlay PROVOST & PRITCHARD ON-CALL W-39, W-40, & W-41 WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT 41,793.61 45203 04/15/2026 Water Capital Outlay STEVE DOVALI CONSTRUCTION W-GW-001 MUNICIPAL WATER WELL 37 140,831.80 45204 04/15/2026 Prop 68 Grant TAYLOR BACKHOE SERVICE CONSTRUCTION SVS - TAUBERT PARK 82,784.55 45205 04/15/2026 PD Operations TRANSUNION RISK & ALTERNATIVE DATA DATABASE ACCESS 03/26 242.00 45206 04/15/2026 Intermodal Building VILLA GARDENING SERVICE LAWN SERVICES 03/26 600.00 45207 04/15/2026 City Council ROHI ZACHARIA PER DIEM - 2026 CITY LEADERS SUMMIT 258.00 45208 04/15/2026 Water Utility ROSS #2484 REIMBURSEMENT - OVERPAYMENT 10001101-557249 3,113.73 45209 04/23/2026 Sewer Capital Outlay TELSTAR INSTRUMENTS SS-06 FAIRGROUNDS LIFT STATION MODIFICATIONS 547,057.50 45210 04/23/2026 WWT Plant GALLEGOS, PETER PER DIEM - 2026 EDUCATION & EXHIBITOR EXPO 172.00 45211 04/23/2026 CDBG Public Services OLIVE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION CDBG 25/26 - BENNET HOUSE Q3 3,750.00 45212 04/23/2026 City Clerk's Office GONZALES, ALICIA PER DIEM - 2026 CMCA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 600.70 45213 04/23/2026 WWT Plant MOUNTAIN VALLEY CONSULTING SERVICES - WWTP 15,160.00 45215 04/23/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police MADERA CONSTRUCTION KITCHEN REMODEL 68,486.55 45216 04/23/2026 Computer Replacement HOWARD INDUSTRIES COMPUTER HARDWARE & PERIPHERALS 44,555.70 45217 04/23/2026 City Manager BLUE SHIELD OF CALIF CITY PAID RETIREE RX BILL 04/01/26-06/30/26 265.80 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 494.01 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 262.74 45218 04/23/2026 City Clerk's Office CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Finance CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 414.60

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45218 04/23/2026 HR/Risk Management CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 78.76 45218 04/23/2026 Planning CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 123.41 45218 04/23/2026 Building CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 171.93 45218 04/23/2026 Engineering CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 260.88 45218 04/23/2026 Parks Administration CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 293.36 45218 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 Water Quality Control CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 32.48 45218 04/23/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 WWT Plant CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Airport Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Solid Waste Disposal CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 11/25 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 200.26 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 523.06 45218 04/23/2026 City Clerk's Office CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 228.41 45218 04/23/2026 Finance CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 1,232.47 45218 04/23/2026 HR/Risk Management CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 317.26 45218 04/23/2026 Planning CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 428.95 45218 04/23/2026 Building CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 193.77 45218 04/23/2026 Engineering CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 671.77 45218 04/23/2026 Parks Administration CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 622.21 45218 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 138.62 45218 04/23/2026 Water Quality Control CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 32.48 45218 04/23/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 179.75 45218 04/23/2026 WWT Plant CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 140.30 45218 04/23/2026 Airport Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 228.40 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 228.41 45218 04/23/2026 Solid Waste Disposal CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 12/25 179.76 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 200.26 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 262.74 45218 04/23/2026 City Clerk's Office CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Finance CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 167.79 45218 04/23/2026 Finance CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 246.81 45218 04/23/2026 HR/Risk Management CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 78.76 45218 04/23/2026 Planning CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 123.41 45218 04/23/2026 Building CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 171.93 45218 04/23/2026 Engineering CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 260.88 45218 04/23/2026 Parks Administration CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 293.36 45218 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 Water Quality Control CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 32.48

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45218 04/23/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 WWT Plant CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Airport Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Solid Waste Disposal CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 01/26 454.26 45218 04/23/2026 General Fund CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 262.74 45218 04/23/2026 City Clerk's Office CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Finance CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 246.81 45218 04/23/2026 HR/Risk Management CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 78.76 45218 04/23/2026 Planning CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 123.41 45218 04/23/2026 Building CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 171.93 45218 04/23/2026 Engineering CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 260.88 45218 04/23/2026 Parks Administration CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 293.36 45218 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 167.79 45218 04/23/2026 Water Quality Control CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 32.48 45218 04/23/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 41.14 45218 04/23/2026 WWT Plant CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Airport Operations CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 36.81 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 41.95 45218 04/23/2026 Solid Waste Disposal CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES COPIER CONTRACT 02/26 41.14 45219 04/23/2026 CDBG Administrative Costs COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP CDBG FY 25/26 CAPMC FMCOC Q3 13,921.70 45219 04/23/2026 CDBG Public Services COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP CDBG FY 25/26 CAPMC HOUSING STABLIZATION Q3 2,522.39 45220 04/23/2026 Fleet Acquisition DOWNTOWN FORD SALES 2025 FORD PICKUP #1502 42,979.29 45221 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations LARA, RENE PER DIEM - CRWA EXPO 215.00 45222 04/23/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust M.C.E.A. MONTHLY DUES 03/26 250.00 45223 04/23/2026 CDBG Public Services MADERA COALITION FORCOMM JUSTICE CDBG FY 25/26 MICRO ENTERPRISE COURSE Q3 3,335.00 45224 04/23/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust M P O A MONTHLY DUES 03/26 6,995.44 45225 04/23/2026 WWT Plant MARTINEZ, ANDREW PER DIEM - 172.00 45226 04/23/2026 Water Capital Outlay ROLFE CONSTRUCTION INC W-43 WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT 581,763.50 45227 04/23/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust STATE OF CALIFORNIA FRANCHISE TAX DEDUCTIONS FOR 03/27/26 PAYROLL 470.55 45228 04/23/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust STATE OF CALIFORNIA FRANCHISE TAX DEDUCTIONS FOR 04/10/26 PAYROLL 100.00 45229 04/23/2026 Prop 68 Grant TAYLOR BACKHOE SERVICE CONSTRUCTION SVS - TAUBERT PARK 267,263.19 45230 04/23/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations VINCE SILVA PER DIEM - CRWA EXPO 215.00 45231 04/23/2026 Parks DELIA NAVARRO DEPOSIT REFUND - ROTARY PAVILION 35.00 45231 04/23/2026 General Trust Fund DELIA NAVARRO DEPOSIT REFUND - ROTARY PAVILION 50.00 45232 04/23/2026 General Trust Fund DONNA RODRIGUEZ DEPOSIT REFUND - SUNRISE ROTARY PAVILION 50.00 45233 04/23/2026 General Trust Fund MARINA CUEVAS DEPOSIT REFUND - SUNRISE ROTARY PAVILION 50.00 45234 04/23/2026 General Trust Fund RONALD E DUTY DEPOSIT REFUND - SUNRISE FIELD 50.00 45235 04/23/2026 Parks SALVADOR LOPEZ DEPOSIT REFUND - SUNRISE ROTARY 156.87

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
45236 04/23/2026 Water Fund ARANCIBIA MARIELA UB 9906958 TERM REFUND 97.18 45237 04/23/2026 Water Fund BELTRAN CARMEN UB 9310182 TERM REFUND 149.68 45238 04/23/2026 Water Fund BUENO GUILLERMO UB 9897198 TERM REFUND 130.65 45239 04/23/2026 Water Fund CASTELLON, CANDELARI UB 10000750 TERM REFUND 157.13 45240 04/23/2026 Water Fund CHAMBERS AARON UB 9925214 TERM REFUND 213.52 45241 04/23/2026 Water Fund CHAVIRA JASON UB 9923884 TERM REFUND 269.87 45242 04/23/2026 Water Fund DELACRUZ ENRIQUE UB 9910638 TERM REFUND 389.56 45243 04/23/2026 Water Fund FABIONAR COLBY UB 9920286 TERM REFUND 11.61 45244 04/23/2026 Water Fund FERRETTI ROXANE M UB 9922264 TERM REFUND 369.19 45245 04/23/2026 Water Fund HERNANDEZ ROBERTO UB 8359002 TERM REFUND 661.21 45246 04/23/2026 Water Fund KLAIRCO INC UB 9925320 TERM REFUND 140.52 45247 04/23/2026 Water Fund LUNA-MENDEZ ROSA UB 9920109 TERM REFUND 139.13 45248 04/23/2026 Water Fund NUNEZ DEL CID SANTOS UB 9329229 TERM REFUND 206.44 45249 04/23/2026 Water Fund OCHOA MARCUS UB 9924587 TERM REFUND 177.61 45250 04/23/2026 Water Fund QUALITY CONTAINER UB 989971 TERM REFUND 863.15 45251 04/23/2026 Water Fund RENDON DANIEL UB 9918972 TERM REFUND 133.26 45252 04/23/2026 Water Fund RETRAINING THE VILLA UB 9919856 TERM REFUND 150.71 45253 04/23/2026 Water Fund RIFFEL LESTER D UB 8668253 TERM REFUND 55.74 45254 04/23/2026 Water Fund RODRIGUEZ ELVIRA UB 3969003 TERM REFUND 48.16 45255 04/23/2026 Water Fund ROJAS SANTOS HERIBER UB 9923021 TERM REFUND 98.18 45256 04/23/2026 Water Fund ROSS STEPHANIE UB 9918314 TERM REFUND 124.59 45257 04/23/2026 Water Fund RUBIO SALVADOR H UB 9903582 TERM REFUND 175.11 45258 04/24/2026 Water Quality Control MENDOZA, MARTIN PER DIEM - 2026 CRWA EXPO 215.00 45259 04/24/2026 WWT Plant MARTINEZ, ANDRES PER DIEM - 2026 CRWA EXPO 172.00 933 4/20/2026 Animal Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 304.62 933 4/20/2026 Building VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 50.93 933 4/20/2026 Code Enforcement VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 166.75 933 4/20/2026 Transportation - Dial-A-Ride VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 2,137.64 933 4/20/2026 Drainage Flood Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 836.19 933 4/20/2026 Engineering VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 206.01 933 4/20/2026 Facilities Maintenance VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 139.56 933 4/20/2026 Computer Acquisition & Maintenance VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 39.72 933 4/20/2026 Transportation - Madera Metro VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 2,349.44 933 4/20/2026 Fleet Acquisition VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 70.23 933 4/20/2026 Parks Administration VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 18.23 933 4/20/2026 Parks VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 1,708.48 933 4/20/2026 Landscape Maintenance District VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 83.76 933 4/20/2026 PD Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 6,686.23 933 4/20/2026 PW Safe & Clean Initiative VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 69.98 933 4/20/2026 Sewer Maintenance/Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 822.93 933 4/20/2026 PW - Streets VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 2,389.47 933 4/20/2026 Street Cleaining VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 1,293.00 933 4/20/2026 Water Maintenance/Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 641.41

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
933 4/20/2026 Water Quality Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 98.94 933 4/20/2026 Water Quality Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES, INC. FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 11/16/25-11/30/25 38.54 934 4/20/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust COLONIAL LIFE & ACCIDENT #E700482 FOR 12/19/2025 PAYROLL 758.56 935 3/30/2026 WWT Plant VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES MISC FUEL - WWTP 26,427.48 936 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust COOK, JOANN SPOUSAL SUPPORT 525.00 937 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-01 FOR 02/27/26 11,271.29 937 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-02 FOR 02/27/26 981.35 937 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-01 FOR 02/27/26 6,214.44 937 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-02 FOR 02/27/26 981.35 938 3/30/2026 Computer Replacement UBIQUITI INC. UNAS PRO STORAGE 5,872.88 939 3/30/2026 Sewer Fund BANK OF NEW YORK 2015 WASTEWATER REV REF BOND 64,625.77 940 3/30/2026 Solid Waste Disposal MID VALLEY DISPOSAL WASTE DISPOSAL SVS 12/25 672,835.14 941 3/30/2026 Finance PITNEY BOWES, INC. PREPAID POSTAGE REFILL 5,000.00 942 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NAVIA SECTION 125 PLAN YEAR FEE & PARTICIPANT FEE 152.00 943 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NAVIA FSA SECTION 125 DISBURSEMENT 03/10/26 2,524.89 944 3/30/2026 WWT Plant VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL WWTP - BULK DIESEL 3,309.78 945 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust CA CHILD SUPPORT CHILD SUPPORT DEDUCTIONS FOR 03/13/26 PAYROLL 1,117.79 946 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust COOK, JOANN SPOUSAL SUPPORT 525.00 947 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust COLONIAL LIFE & ACCIDENT #E700482 FOR 03/13/26 PAYROLL 780.37 948 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-01 FOR 03/06/26 11,161.68 948 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-02 FOR 03/06/26 963.88 948 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-01 FOR 03/06/26 6,085.55 948 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-02 FOR 03/06/26 963.88 949 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust MISSION SQUARE RETIREMENT PLAN #302351 CONTRIBS FOR 03/06/26 PAYROLL 11,744.18 949 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust MISSION SQUARE RETIREMENT PLAN #302351 CONTRIBS FOR 03/06/26 PAYROLL 25,413.11 950 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NAVIA FSA SECTION 125 DISBURSEMENT 03/17/26 398.07 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 66.90 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 265.03 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 650.00 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,526.36 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 650.00 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,459.19 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 650.00 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,451.36 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 650.00 951 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 89.31 951 3/30/2026 City Clerk's Office US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 34.14 951 3/30/2026 City Manager US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,526.36 951 3/30/2026 Central Admin US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 43.01 951 3/30/2026 Community Promo US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 717.90 951 3/30/2026 Finance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 363.41 951 3/30/2026 Finance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 74.95 951 3/30/2026 Purchasing US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,225.16

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
951 3/30/2026 HR/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,367.43 951 3/30/2026 HR/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 72.91 951 3/30/2026 HR/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 370.00 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,651.15 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 640.00 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 612.04 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,219.99 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 4.21 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 97.83 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 580.00 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,058.58 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,821.51 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 328.33 951 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 42.17 951 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 34.99 951 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 527.59 951 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 5,480.53 951 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 392.26 951 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 3,372.48 951 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 5,961.50 951 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 182.54 951 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 138.47 951 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 100.00 951 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,205.00 951 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 4,422.74 951 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 29.10 951 3/30/2026 Graffiti Abatement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 933.65 951 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,045.00 951 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 9.24 951 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,475.00 951 3/30/2026 Building US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 150.00 951 3/30/2026 Building US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 13.85 951 3/30/2026 Engineering US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 86.25 951 3/30/2026 Engineering US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 7.50 951 3/30/2026 Engineering US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 414.74 951 3/30/2026 Code Enforcement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 480.99 951 3/30/2026 Parks Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 458.00 951 3/30/2026 Parks Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 247.52 951 3/30/2026 Parks Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 499.98 951 3/30/2026 Parks US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,017.26 951 3/30/2026 Parks US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 6,209.24 951 3/30/2026 Parks US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 11,475.42 951 3/30/2026 Landscape Mntc Dist Services US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,584.26

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
951 3/30/2026 Recreation US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 100.00 951 3/30/2026 Recreation US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,653.81 951 3/30/2026 Sr Citizen Community Service US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 146.16 951 3/30/2026 Sports Programs US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 910.33 951 3/30/2026 Sports Programs US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 30.00 951 3/30/2026 Comm & Rec Centers US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,136.10 951 3/30/2026 Comm & Rec Centers US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,123.92 951 3/30/2026 Special Events US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 115.99 951 3/30/2026 CDBG Public Services US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,707.12 951 3/30/2026 CDBG Public Improvements US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 10,689.35 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 18.80 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 642.13 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,826.58 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 202.17 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 3,166.68 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 -636.28 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 823.31 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 86.28 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 123.99 951 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 8,762.81 951 3/30/2026 Insurance/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 580.58 951 3/30/2026 Insurance/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 220.00 951 3/30/2026 Insurance/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 73.58 951 3/30/2026 Utility Billing/Water US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 45.71 951 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 175.47 951 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 42.45 951 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,794.97 951 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 215.00 951 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 25,596.14 951 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 346.50 951 3/30/2026 Water Quality Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 132.49 951 3/30/2026 Water Quality Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 42.45 951 3/30/2026 Water Quality Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,751.96 951 3/30/2026 Water Conservation Program US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 74.69 951 3/30/2026 Utility Billing/Sewer US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 22.86 951 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,083.63 951 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 120.00 951 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 251.00 951 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,605.44 951 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 346.50 951 3/30/2026 WWT Plant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,358.79 951 3/30/2026 WWT Plant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 100.00 951 3/30/2026 WWT Plant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 12,950.46

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
951 3/30/2026 Airport Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 72.84 951 3/30/2026 Airport Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 689.74 951 3/30/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,372.48 951 3/30/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 4,860.92 951 3/30/2026 SB1-State of Good Repair US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,263.54 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Acquisition US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,302.85 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,019.70 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 284.44 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 37.19 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 15,197.15 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,289.25 951 3/30/2026 Fleet Motor Pool US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 25.00 951 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 256.13 951 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 57.81 951 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 173.90 951 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 146.95 951 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 6,536.38 951 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 6,318.78 951 3/30/2026 Computer Acquisition/Maint. US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 33.17 951 3/30/2026 Computer Replacement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,628.41 951 3/30/2026 Computer Replacement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,277.91 951 3/30/2026 Deferred Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 15,585.14 951 3/30/2026 Dicks Sporting Goods Grant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 5,497.93 951 3/30/2026 DAP Program Income US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 8.50 951 3/30/2026 Drainage Flood Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 2,764.71 951 3/30/2026 Utility Billing/Garbage US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 22.86 951 3/30/2026 Tire Clean Up US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 1,030.00 951 3/30/2026 Supplemental Law Enforcement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 4,475.61 951 3/30/2026 DUI Enforcement & Awareness US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 159.00 951 3/30/2026 SB-1186 PROCEEDS US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 02/26 380.00 952 3/25/2026 PD Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 9,009.99 952 3/25/2026 Animal Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 688.66 952 3/25/2026 PW - Streets VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 2,411.00 952 3/25/2026 PW Safe & Clean Initiative VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 153.70 952 3/25/2026 Graffiti Abatement VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 410.73 952 3/25/2026 Building VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 131.87 952 3/25/2026 Engineering VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 487.57 952 3/25/2026 Code Enforcement VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 290.90 952 3/25/2026 Parks Administration VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 82.16 952 3/25/2026 Parks VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 3,015.95 952 3/25/2026 Landscape Mntc Dist Services VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 321.10 952 3/25/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 1,822.95 952 3/25/2026 Water Quality Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 181.11

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
952 3/25/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 992.74 952 3/25/2026 Airport Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 232.51 952 3/25/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 5,472.29 952 3/25/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 6,014.47 952 3/25/2026 Fleet Motor Pool VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 66.02 952 3/25/2026 Facilities Maintenance VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 758.79 952 3/25/2026 Drainage Flood Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 611.62 952 3/25/2026 Street Cleaning VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 03/01/26-03/15/26 2,075.29 953 3/27/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust CA CHILD SUPPORT CHILD SUPPORT DEDUCTIONS FOR 03/27/26 PAYROLL 1,258.24 954 3/27/2026 PD Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 6,467.01 954 3/27/2026 Animal Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 270.01 954 3/27/2026 PW - Streets VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 1,462.88 954 3/27/2026 Graffiti Abatement VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 28.33 954 3/27/2026 Building VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 99.20 954 3/27/2026 Engineering VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 55.99 954 3/27/2026 Code Enforcement VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 102.69 954 3/27/2026 Parks Administration VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 15.70 954 3/27/2026 Parks VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 1,602.12 954 3/27/2026 Landscape Mntc Dist Services VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 113.02 954 3/27/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 712.15 954 3/27/2026 Water Quality Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 64.97 954 3/27/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 585.13 954 3/27/2026 Airport Operations VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 167.60 954 3/27/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 2,562.19 954 3/27/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 2,816.04 954 3/27/2026 Fleet Maintenance VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 135.32 954 3/27/2026 Fleet Motor Pool VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 25.52 954 3/27/2026 Facilities Maintenance VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 67.59 954 3/27/2026 Drainage Flood Control VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 438.15 954 3/27/2026 Street Cleaning VAN DE POL ENTERPRISES FUEL CITY VEHICLES - 12/16/25-12/31/25 1,323.40 955 3/27/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust COOK, JOANN SPOUSAL SUPPORT 525.00 956 3/27/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust COLONIAL LIFE & ACCIDENT #E700482 FOR 03/27/26 PAYROLL 780.37 957 3/27/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust MISSION SQUARE RETIREMENT PLAN #302351 CONTRIBS FOR 03/20/26 PAYROLL 13,593.80 957 3/27/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust MISSION SQUARE RETIREMENT PLAN #302351 CONTRIBS FOR 03/20/26 PAYROLL 25,560.07 958 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust MID-MGMT GROUP MONTHLY DUES 03/26 2,772.00 958 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust MID-MGMT GROUP MONTHLY DUES 03/26 775.00 959 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-01 FOR 03/20/26 11,161.68 959 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-02 FOR 03/20/26 963.05 959 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-01 FOR 03/20/26 6,122.59 959 3/30/2026 Payroll Tax/Withholding Trust NPC-ORCHARD TRUST PLAN #340227-02 FOR 03/20/26 963.05 960 3/30/2026 City Council - District 4 US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 40.00 960 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 22.25 960 3/30/2026 City Council US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 120.54

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
960 3/30/2026 City Council - District 6 US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 40.00 960 3/30/2026 City Clerk's Office US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 44.83 960 3/30/2026 City Clerk's Office US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 420.03 960 3/30/2026 City Manager US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 18.39 960 3/30/2026 Central Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 74.69 960 3/30/2026 Central Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 123.60 960 3/30/2026 Purchasing US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 190.78 960 3/30/2026 HR/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,211.95 960 3/30/2026 HR/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 151.78 960 3/30/2026 HR/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 555.00 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 43.26 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 150.00 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 6.47 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 19.99 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 26.00 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 69.22 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,863.48 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 3,543.12 960 3/30/2026 PD Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 606.62 960 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 2,059.55 960 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 392.26 960 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,050.00 960 3/30/2026 Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 4,844.00 960 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 165.00 960 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 3,913.07 960 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,536.36 960 3/30/2026 PW - Safe & Clean Initiative US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 59.93 960 3/30/2026 PW - Safe & Clean Initiative US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,663.79 960 3/30/2026 Graffiti Abatement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,457.48 960 3/30/2026 PW - Streets US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 391.23 960 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 305.50 960 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 555.89 960 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 103.82 960 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 149.39 960 3/30/2026 Building US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 52.24 960 3/30/2026 Building US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 76.71 960 3/30/2026 Engineering US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 306.54 960 3/30/2026 Code Enforcement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 480.99 960 3/30/2026 Parks Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 346.31 960 3/30/2026 Parks Administration US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 18.92 960 3/30/2026 Parks US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 720.50 960 3/30/2026 Parks US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 539.33 960 3/30/2026 Parks US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 4,915.05

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CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
960 3/30/2026 Landscape Mntc Dist Services US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 316.04 960 3/30/2026 Recreation US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 624.41 960 3/30/2026 Sports Programs US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 21.65 960 3/30/2026 Sports Programs US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 73.72 960 3/30/2026 Sports Programs US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,979.57 960 3/30/2026 Aquatics Programs US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 500.09 960 3/30/2026 Comm & Rec Centers US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 59.92 960 3/30/2026 Comm & Rec Centers US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 2,016.53 960 3/30/2026 Special Events US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 115.99 960 3/30/2026 CDBG Public Services US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,192.37 960 3/30/2026 CDBG Public Improvements US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 510.72 960 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 407.59 960 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 3,774.00 960 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,214.30 960 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Police US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 4,649.93 960 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 123.99 960 3/30/2026 Measure K Sales Tax - Fire US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 2,582.06 960 3/30/2026 Planning US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 74.70 960 3/30/2026 Insurance/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,082.42 960 3/30/2026 Insurance/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 220.00 960 3/30/2026 Insurance/Risk Management US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 138.31 960 3/30/2026 Utility Billing/Water US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 89.80 960 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 2,105.20 960 3/30/2026 Water Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 5,772.86 960 3/30/2026 Water Quality Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 59.93 960 3/30/2026 Water Quality Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,250.87 960 3/30/2026 Utility Billing/Sewer US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 44.91 960 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 74.69 960 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 179.87 960 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 179.99 960 3/30/2026 Sewer Mtnc/Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,188.77 960 3/30/2026 WWT Plant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 275.93 960 3/30/2026 WWT Plant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 174.80 960 3/30/2026 WWT Plant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 6,773.60 960 3/30/2026 Airport Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 95.90 960 3/30/2026 Airport Operations US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 51.82 960 3/30/2026 Golf Course Capital US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 1,610.06 960 3/30/2026 Transportation- Dial-A-Ride US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 82.61 960 3/30/2026 Transportation - Fixed Route US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 34,543.16 960 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 190.53 960 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 11,941.05 960 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 60.00 960 3/30/2026 Fleet Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 119.85

CHECK PAY DATE PAID FROM ORG ISSUED TO DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

CITY OF MADERA
REGISTER OF AUDITED DEMANDS FOR BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT May 6, 2026
960 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 400.19 960 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 139.82 960 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 3,700.00 960 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 623.77 960 3/30/2026 Facilities Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 4,504.06 960 3/30/2026 Computer Replacement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 689.95 960 3/30/2026 Deferred Maintenance US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 2,233.51 960 3/30/2026 Prop 68 Grant US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 771.20 960 3/30/2026 MUSD Agreements US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 791.13 960 3/30/2026 Intermodal Building US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 212.57 960 3/30/2026 Drainage Flood Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 359.55 960 3/30/2026 Drainage Flood Control US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 803.10 960 3/30/2026 Utility Billing/Garbage US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 44.89 960 3/30/2026 Supplemental Law Enforcement US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 758.26 960 3/30/2026 General Trust Fund US BANK CORPORATE PAYMENTS CALCARD CHARGES 01/26 459.72 BANK #1 - US BANK GENERAL ACCOUNT TOTAL $ 4,875,038.79

REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by:

Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
_________________________________ Agenda Number: ___________ Giachino Chiaramonte, Chief of Police
_________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Second Reading and Adoption of an Ordinance Amending the City’s Municipal Code Relating to Fireworks
RECOMMENDATION:

Waive full reading and adopt by title only an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Madera repealing chapters 13 and 13B of Title III, and adopting a new chapter 13 of Title III entitled “Regulation of Fireworks.”
SUMMARY:

The City Council (Council) introduced an amendment to the City’s Municipal Code at its April 15 meeting. Changes to the Municipal Code generally require two readings. This represents the second reading and adoption.

The current ordinance for fireworks mostly relates to the sales of fireworks, who can and how-to acquire a sales permit for a fireworks stand, and the prohibition of fireworks within City Parks.

The proposed changes offer much stricter enforcement (fines, cost recovery, liens), liability expands to property owners and parents, new limits on when and where fireworks can be used, and more tools for the City to crackdown on violations. The nonprofit requirement, permit system, and sales structure remain mostly the same.

DISCUSSION:

For several years, the City has experienced a significant and dangerous increase in the use of illegal aerial fireworks. Unlike “Safe and Sane” fireworks, these illegal devices are unpredictable and frequently land on rooftops or in dry vegetation, creating an immediate threat of structure fires and wildfires including in the river bottom. This activity traditionally peaks around the B-3

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Fourth of July holiday, placing a massive strain on fire and police resources.

Beyond property damage, illegal fireworks often create a public nuisance that affects the quality of life for residents, including veterans and pet owners. Current enforcement has been hampered by a code that primarily focuses on sales rather than the consequences of illegal discharge. To protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the community, a complete overhaul of the regulatory and enforcement framework is necessary.

The largest and most impactful change in the proposed amendment is the introduction of liability to a “responsible person”. Under the changes, a responsible person may be, but is not limited to, property owners, renters, parents, meaning the adult does not have to light the fireworks themselves, but allowing it knowingly or unknowingly is enough. Parents become liable for minor’s violations and must supervise their minor(s) use of fireworks.

New limits on when and where fireworks can be used are also included in the amendment.

There is now explicit prohibition of both possession and discharge of fireworks at all City parks, the Fresno River area, high and very high fire hazard severity areas, certain streets during events, within 10 feet of structures, and on someone else’s property without their permission.

Legal discharge hours have been added from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM during sale days and until midnight on the July 4th holiday. The amendment also provides clearer language on an explicit ban of illegal fireworks instead of implying through state law references.

If violations occur, the amended code provides multiple enforcement tools to the City, including being charged with a misdemeanor, $1,000 fine per violation and full cost recovery for fire and police response to their violation. Each day and each individual firework use can result in a separate violation, and the City would have the ability to put liens on properties if fines are not paid.

Sale of fireworks still requires a permit and the application and fees for this remain mostly unchanged. Applications must include a complete site plan of the proposed location and storage of the fireworks. Permits will be issued to recognized non-profits who have been established for at least one year. The final decision to issue, deny, or revoke permits rests with the Community Development Director, and any denials are not subject to an appeal process. There shall be allowed one fireworks stand per 4,000 residents in the City starting in 2027.

Operational rules are also consolidated in the amendment, moving them into one section with clearer definitions on safe distances, fire extinguisher requirements, smoking bans, and storage rules. The stand removal deadline becomes shorter, requiring removal within on July 7th instead of the current deadline of July 11th.

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

There are no direct costs to the City, other than the preparation of this amendment, but rather creates multiple enforcement tools for Code Enforcement and Police to use to impose fines relating to violations.

ALTERNATIVES:

Council has the authority, under California Health and Safety Code section 12541, to adopt ordinances that provide more stringent regulations or prohibitions on the sale and use of fireworks based on local safety needs. As an alternative to staff’s recommendation, Council may elect to adopt the proposed ordinance with specific amendments. For example, choose to further modify the designated discharge hours or expand the list of prohibited locations if it determines that specific areas warrant additional protection.

Council may decline to amend the current ordinance and choose to maintain the existing Chapters 13 and 13B. Under this status quo, the City would continue to rely on regulatory framework that primarily addresses sales and park specific prohibitions. However, this would leave the City without the expanded “Responsible Person” liability, increased administrative fine structure, and the ability to recover emergency response costs from violators.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Proposed Ordinance amending the Municipal Code regarding the regulation of fireworks ATTACHMENT 1
Proposed Ordinance Amending the
Municipal Code Regarding the Regulation of
Fireworks
ORDINANCE NO. ___
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA REPEALING CHAPTERS 13 AND CHAPTER 13B OF TITLE III, AND ADOPTING A NEW CHAPTER 13 OF TITLE III ENTITLED “REGULATION OF FIREWORKS”
WHEREAS, the City of Madera (the “City”) has the authority, under its police power, to enact regulations for the public peace, morals, and welfare of the City, pursuant to Cal. Const.

Art. XI, section 7; and
WHEREAS, the City has adopted Chapter 11 of Title 8 of the Madera Municipal Code establishing weapons and fireworks rules and regulations; and WHEREAS, the City desires to protect the health and safety of its community by reducing the risk of fires and related hazards through the designation of areas where the use of fireworks is prohibited due to high fire risk; and
WHEREAS, California Health and Safety Code section 12541 authorizes counties, cities, and special districts to adopt ordinances or regulations prohibiting or regulating the sale, use, or discharge of fireworks; and
WHEREAS, the City Council (the “City Council”) of the City wishes to redefine the locations where fireworks may be discharged in order to help protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the residents of the City; and
WHEREAS, the current discharge of fireworks in “Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones” and “High Fire Hazard Severity Zones” presents an immediate threat to public safety due to extreme fire risk, and this ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety; and
WHEREAS, the illegal possession, discharge, and use of fireworks are an immediate public peace, health, and safety concern because of the fire hazard and fire nuisance pose to surrounding persons, properties, and neighborhoods; and WHEREAS, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, children under the age of 15 suffered from 31% of the estimated fireworks-related injuries in 2023, and the U.S.

Fire Administration reports that fireworks are often stored without safety precautions in residential neighborhoods, making them accessible to children; and WHEREAS, the proximity of the upcoming Fourth of July holiday, during which firework use traditionally increases, significantly heightens the potential for risk of wildfires and danger to public safety; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City recognizes the need to implement reasonable regulations for the sale, use, and/or discharge of safe and sane fireworks in order to protect the safety of property owners, residents, and visitors of the City; and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to amend regulations regarding fireworks to enhance the City’s capacity to take enforcement action against fireworks violations; and NOW THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Madera does ordain as follows:

SECTION 1. The above recitals are hereby incorporated by reference.

SECTION 2. This Ordinance is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) under Section 15061(b)(3) of the CEQA Guidelines, which provides that CEQA only applies to projects that have the potential for causing a significant effect on the environment.

Where, as here, it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question would have a significant effect on the environment, the activity is not subject to CEQA.

SECTION 3. Chapters 13 and 13B of Title III of the Madera Municipal Code are hereby repealed in their entirety.

SECTION 4. Chapter 13 “Regulation of Fireworks” of Title III of the Madera Municipal Code is hereby added to read in its entirety as follows:

CHAPTER 13: REGULATION OF FIREWORKS
3-13.01 – DEFINITIONS.

For the purposes of this chapter, unless otherwise apparent from the context, certain words and phrases used in this chapter are defined as follows:
(A) “Dangerous fireworks” shall mean any fireworks specified as such in the State Fireworks Law, Sections 12500 et seq. of the Health and Safety Code of the State, and such other fireworks as may be determined to be dangerous by the State Fire Marshal. (B) “Safe and sane fireworks” shall mean any fireworks defined as “safe and sane fireworks” under Health and Safety Code section 12529.
(C) “Eligible organization” shall mean an organization which has met all of the following criteria for a continuous period of not less than one full year preceding submittal of an application for the permit required by this chapter (and which continues to do so thereafter):
(1) The organization must be a duly organized not-for-profit charitable, religious, civic, patriotic, or community service organization or an organization officially affiliated with and officially recognized by an elementary school, middle school, high school and/or school district or public and/or private community college, college and/or university that serves, in whole or in part the residents of the City and which is located within the boundaries of the City;
(2) The organization must be one which provides direct and regular community services and benefits to the citizens of the City of Madera. “Eligible organization” shall also mean an organization which has met criteria set out in subdivisions (1) and (2) of this subsection, for a continuous period of not less than one-year preceding submittal of an application for the permit required by this chapter and continues to do so thereafter.
(D) “Stand” shall mean any building, counter, or other structure of a temporary nature used in the sale or offering for sale of fireworks pursuant to a permit duly issued. (E) “Responsible person” shall mean a person who causes a violation of this chapter to occur or allows a violation to exist or continue, by his or her action or failure to act, or whose agent, employee, or independent contractor causes a violation to occur, or allows a violation to exist or continue. There is a rebuttable presumption that the record owner of a residential parcel, as shown on the County’s latest equalized property taxes assessment rolls, and a lessee of a residential parcel, has notice of any violation existing on said property. For purposes of this chapter, there may be more than one responsible person for a violation. Any person, irrespective of age, found in violation of any provision of this chapter may be issued a citation in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. Every parent, guardian, or other person having the legal care, custody, or control of any person under the age of eighteen (18) years, who knows or reasonably should know that a minor is in violation of this chapter, may be issued a citation in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, in addition to any citation that may be issued to the offending minor.
3-13.02 – SALES OF FIREWORKS: PERMITS REQUIRED.
(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale any dangerous fireworks in the City.
(B) It shall be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale any safe and sane fireworks in the City without first obtaining a permit therefor.
3-13.03 – PERMITS: APPLICATIONS AND FEES.
(A) An application for a permit to sell safe and sane fireworks may be obtained from the city's Finance Department beginning May 1 of the same calendar year in which the permit will be issued and must be completed and returned to the Finance Department on or before 5:00 p.m., on the second Friday in June, of the same calendar year. Each application must be accompanied by a non-refundable filing fee in the amount established in the Master Fee Schedule Resolution. The application must include the following information:
(1) Name and address of the applicant organization.
(2) Evidence from the State of California of the applicant's status as a nonprofit organization.
(3) The purpose for which the applicant organization was created. (4) The names and addresses of the officers, if any, of the applicant. (5) The date the applicant organization was founded/recognized. (6) A description of the location of the intended fireworks sales. (7) A complete site plan of the proposed location of the temporary fireworks booth and storage. A separate site plan must be provided for storage if it is not located on the same property. Each site plan must include:
(a) A scaled drawing of the site.
(b) Locations of the temporary sales building or container and all adjacent property lines, buildings, structures, streets, sidewalks or other public right of way. (c) Address of the site.
(d) Quantity (in pounds) of fireworks to be stored.
(e) Distance (in feet) to any adjacent streets or property lines, the nearest buildings, and the nearest location where flammable liquids are stored or used. (8) A written statement signed by the property owner authorizing the applicant to use the property to erect a fireworks stand and to conduct sales activities therefrom. Such statement must also contain the Assessor's Parcel Number of the property. (9) Evidence of possession of a valid State Fire Marshal's license to sell safe and sane fireworks.
(10) A copy of a temporary seller's permit issued to applicant by the State Board of Equalization.
(11) A copy of a temporary business license permit issued by the Finance Department of the City of Madera.
(12) An assurance by the applicant that if a permit is issued to the applicant, the applicant shall, at the time of receipt of such permit, deliver to the city a certificate of insurance as may be required by the Director of Finance. Said requirements shall not be less than a one million dollar public liability and property damage insurance policy, products liability insurance of one million dollars, and shall designate the city and its officers, agents and employees as additional insureds. The certificate shall specify the time, location, and dates to be covered by the policy.
(13) In addition, a declaration shall be submitted by the applicant stating, under penalty of perjury, that the applicant provides direct and regular community services and benefits within the City of Madera to the citizens of the city. Such services and benefits shall be specifically enumerated in this declaration.
(14) A statement as to whether the applicant has had a permit revoked in the previous five years.
(15) Such other information as the Director of Finance deems appropriate. (B) All applications must be signed by a duly appointed bona fide officer, or other authorized individual of the organization seeking the permit. (C) An eligible organization may submit applications for more than one location or stand per year, which shall be processed pursuant to the provisions of Section 3-13.04. In the instance an eligible organization files multiple applications, the eligible organization shall identify the priority of preference for each individual application, in addition to the other application requirements in this section.
3-13.04 – SAFE AND SANE FIREWORKS – ISSUANCE OR DENIAL OF PERMITS The final decision to issue or deny permits shall rest with the Community Development Director.
(A) Number of Permits Issued to Eligible Organizations. Nothing herein shall be construed to require the issuance of a permit for more than one stand per eligible organization. (1) An eligible organization may submit applications for more than one location or stand per year in accordance with Section 3-13.03 of the Municipal Code. In any calendar year in which there are fewer applicants than available permits, the Community Development Director may, at their sole discretion, issue a permit for more than one stand per eligible organization.
(B) In the event the number of accepted applications that have complied with all of the application requirements of Section 3-13.03 exceeds the number of permits available for that calendar year, all of such applications shall be randomly assigned a number and the Community Development Director will, on or before third Friday in June, select such numbers randomly by lottery to establish a priority list. An attempt to notify all applicants of their assigned number and the number of available permits will be made as soon as practicable after the establishment of the priority list. Permits will then be issued in the order established by the priority list. In the event a permit is denied to or revoked from an applicant on the priority list, the opportunity to secure such permit shall be provided to the next applicant on the priority list without a permit, provided such applicant is ready, willing and able to successfully fulfill all of the conditions of the permit.
(C) Denial may be based on the failure to meet any of the requirements for the issuance of a permit under this chapter, prior violations of this chapter, or for purposes of public health, welfare, or safety. In cases such as civil unrest, severe drought conditions, or any other such situation deemed to be harmful to or having the possibility of creating an extreme hazard to persons and/or property, the Community Development Director may also deny issuance of all or a portion of any permits. The Community Development Director’s decision is final, and is not subject to administrative appeal.
3-13.05 – REGULATIONS.

It shall be unlawful for any eligible organization to which a permit has been issued:
(A) To operate in violation of State of California Title 19, Chapter 6, regulating the storage, transportation, sale and use of fireworks;
(B) To use the permit for a stand for other than which the permit is required (a separate permit is required for each stand);
(C) To fail to clear all flammable or burnable materials within thirty feet (30′) from any fireworks stand and to maintain such condition during the period prescribed for the sale of fireworks;
(D) To allow smoking within twenty-five feet (25′) of any such business location or stand or to fail to post “No Smoking” signs with such wording in red letters not less than two inches (2′′) in height on a white background on all sides of any such stand; (E) To sell or store fireworks less than thirty (30) feet from inhabited buildings; (F) To sell or store fireworks less than one hundred (100) feet from locations where flammable liquids are used, stored or dispensed;
(G) To sell or store fireworks less than twenty-five (25) feet from property lines; (H) To store fireworks in dwellings, attached garages, educational facilities, assembly occupancies institutional or social care facilities. Sale of fireworks is permitted in buildings classified as an approved temporary sales building. Storages of fireworks is permitted in buildings classified as explosives warehouses, approved temporary storage buildings, or approved containers.
(I) To fail to have immediately available within the stand a certified fire extinguisher or other fire extinguishing device of a type approved by the Fire Department; (J) To sell fireworks to any person under sixteen (16) years of age; (K) To sleep inside or within fifty (50) feet of any fireworks stand or fireworks storage container, building or site, including trailers, campers or other vehicles. (L) To allow another organization, or any person who is not affiliated with or volunteering for the permitted organization, to sell fireworks or otherwise participate in the operation of a fireworks stand;
(M) To allow any person under 18 years of age in a fireworks stand; (N) Each organization which receives a permit to sell fireworks shall have at least two of its members attend an operator safety seminar conducted by the fireworks manufacturer or distributor through whom the organization purchases fireworks; (O) To sell fireworks on dates and hours other than those specified below. (1) June 28: 12:00 Noon – 11:00 pm
(2) June 29 – July 3: 7:00 am – 11:00 pm
(3) July 4: 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
(P) To fail to dismantle and remove any stand or structure of any nature where fireworks are sold or offered for sale within three (3) days after the close of sales. 3-13.06 – NUMBER OF FIREWORKS STANDS ALLOWED.

Only one fireworks stand may be operated per permit at the location identified on the permit. There shall be allowed one fireworks stand for every two thousand (2,000) population in the City of Madera. Starting January 1, 2027, there shall be allowed one fireworks stand for every four thousand (4,000) population in the City of Madera. The City population shall be based on annual population figures provided by the State Department of Finance. 3-13.07 – FIREWORKS STANDS: ZONING RESTRICTIONS.

Fireworks stands will be allowed only on property which is not currently zoned for any residential use. Public safety, ingress, egress, and adequate parking will be additional factors considered by the Fire Department before approving any site for fireworks sales. 3-13.08 – CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE.

Prior to the issuance of a permit, the eligible organization shall procure a certificate of insurance acceptable consistent with the requirements of section 3-13.03(A)(12) and provide it to the Director of Finance.
3-13.09 – STATE FIREWORKS LAW.

The provisions of this chapter shall be construed so as not to conflict with the State Fireworks Law.
3-13.10 – REVOCATION OF PERMITS.

Any violation of this chapter or other city laws, or the terms and conditions of the permit, or State laws or administrative regulations, or safety rules of the Fire Department, shall be grounds for the revocation of the permit by the Community Development Director. All officers, agents, and employees of the eligible organization shall be responsible for compliance with all the provisions of this chapter.
3-13.11 – POSSESSION OR USE OF ILLEGAL FIREWORKS.

It is unlawful for any person to possess or use illegal or dangerous fireworks in the city, as defined in this chapter and by the State Fireworks Law, Sections 12500 et seq. of the Health and Safety Code of the State, and such other fireworks as may be determined to be dangerous by the State Fire Marshal.
3-13.12 – SAFE AND SANE FIREWORKS – LIMITATION ON PLACES AND HOURS OF DISCHARGE. (A) It is unlawful to discharge any safe and sane fireworks except during the following hours:
(1) June 28th – July 3rd: 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.; and
(2) July 4: 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m.
(B) It is unlawful for any person to ignite, discharge, project, or otherwise fire or use, any safe and sane fireworks, or permit the ignition, discharge or projection thereof, upon or over or onto the property of another, without his or her consent, or to ignite, discharge, project, or otherwise fire or make use of any safe and sane fireworks within ten (10) feet of any residence, dwelling, or other structure used as a place of habitation by human beings; (C) Responsible persons shall be liable for any violations of this chapter occurring on: (i) the person’s property; (ii) any sidewalk, street, or other public right of way immediately adjacent to the person’s property; or (iii) any other public or private property to which the responsible person has demonstrated apparent ownership, control, or right of use. (D) City Parks.
(1) No person shall have in their possession, or ignite, discharge, explode or otherwise set off, any fireworks, regardless whether safe and sane fireworks or not, or other flammable or explosive material, at any of the following locations:
(a) Any city park, including Lions' Town and Country Park, except as may be authorized by a permit issued by the city;
(b) The Fresno River. This includes any unimproved area within the traditional flow area of the river, including 100 feet on each side and the river bottom, except for those portions (if any) which are private property or part of a public street or thoroughfare.

This prohibition applies year round, but shall not be applicable to a regulatory agency and any associated controlled burns or fire suppression efforts. (c) Fire Hazard Severity Zones. Any location classified as a “High” or “Very High” Fire Hazard Severity Zone by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection or as designated by the city by resolution or ordinance. 3-13.13 – SAFE AND SANE FIREWORKS – SUPERVISION OF MINORS.

It is unlawful for any person having the care, custody, or control of a minor (under eighteen (18) years old) to permit such minor to discharge, explode, fire, or set off any dangerous fireworks, at any time; or to permit such minor to discharge or set off any safe and sane fireworks unless such minor does so under the direct supervision of a person over eighteen (18) years of age who is aware of and requiring safe and responsible procedures and only during the hours and on the days permitted by this chapter.
3-13.14 – VIOLATION – PENALTY.
(A) The penalties set forth herein are intended to be nonexclusive and are intended to be in addition to any other remedies provided in this chapter or any other law, statute, ordinance or regulation.
(B) Misdemeanor. Any responsible person (as defined in section 3-13.01(E)) violating any of the provisions of this chapter is guilty of a misdemeanor, and may be subject to punishment in accordance with section 1-2.01 and any other applicable laws. (C) Administrative citations. In addition to, or in lieu of, any other available remedies, violations of this chapter shall be subject to administrative citations in accordance with 1-9.08 of this Code. All responsible persons shall be personally liable for an administrative fine of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) per occurrence. Each separate day or any portion thereof during which a violation occurs or continues constitutes a separate occurrence, and each such occurrence shall be separately punishable as provided in this section. Additionally, each separate use or discharge of a firework in violation of this chapter, whether occurring on a single day or over multiple days, shall constitute a separate occurrence, separately punishable as provided in this section.
(D) Response costs. In addition to, or in lieu of, any other available remedies, responsible person(s) who have violated this chapter shall be liable for response costs incurred by law enforcement, fire, or emergency services related to the illegal discharge of fireworks on their property. These costs may include but are not limited to salaries, benefits, administrative costs, and the repair of any damaged public property. All responsible persons shall be jointly and severally liable for the response costs incurred in the response and all subsequent responses.

The amount of response costs constitutes a debt owed to the city.

If a responsible person is a juvenile, then the parents or guardians of that juvenile and the juvenile will be jointly and severally liable for the response costs incurred pursuant to this chapter. To incur liability for response costs imposed by this chapter, the parent(s) or guardian(s) for the juvenile committing a violation of this chapter need not be present at the event or occurrence that causes the response giving rise to the imposition of response costs. This chapter therefore imposes vicarious as well as direct strict liability upon such parent(s) or guardian(s). (1) Notice of the response costs shall be served by first-class mail on the responsible person liable for such costs. The notice shall contain the following information:
(a) The name of the responsible person who is liable for the response costs; (b) The address of the private property where the incident occurred; (c) The date and time of the response;
(d) The law enforcement, fire, or other emergency response personnel who responded; and
(e) An itemized list of the response costs.
(2) Payment for response costs shall be remitted to the city within thirty calendar days of the date of the notice. The payment of any such costs shall be stayed upon the filing of a timely appeal.
(3) A responsible person charged with response costs may, within 15 calendar days of the date of the notice of response costs, appeal the response costs pursuant to the process in sections 1-9.09 and 1-9.10 of this code, and the appeal hearing shall be scheduled and conducted in the manner prescribed therein.
(4) Failure to timely and properly file an appeal constitutes a failure to exhaust available administrative remedies and bars any further review or administrative appeal of the response costs, which shall be deemed final.
(5) The amount of penalties and response costs shall constitute a debt owed to the city and may be collected using any legally available means, including but not limited to a lien on the property pursuant to section 1-9.11 of this Code, and/or a civil action. (E) Seizure: Any fireworks used in violation of this provision may be seized as evidence of the violation and considered contraband.

SECTION 5: If any article, section, sentence, clause or phrase of this Chapter is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this Chapter. The Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this chapter and adopted each article, section, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more articles, sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitutional.

SECTION 6: This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force and effect from and after thirty (30) calendar days after its final passage and adoption. Within fifteen (15) calendar days after its adoption, the ordinance, or a summary of the ordinance, shall be published once in a newspaper of general circulation.
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REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by: Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
_________________________________ Agenda Number:

Will Tackett, Community Development Director
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05)
RECOMMENDATION:

1. Adopt a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Madera Approving the City of Madera as Covenantor to the Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05).

SUMMARY:

The Development Review Committee of the City of Madera on October 29, 2025, conditionally approved Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) 2025-05. The site is an undeveloped ±2.30-acre parcel located on the west corner of the intersection of Foxglove Way and North Schnoor Avenue. It is zoned C-1 (Light Commercial) consistent with the General Plan Commercial Land Use designation.

TPM 2025-05 proposes to subdivide the parcel into two commercial parcels for future development. The conditions of approval required the preparation and recordation of a reciprocal easement agreement.

The Planning Commission of the City of Madera (Commission) on March 17, 2026, approved Conditional Use Permit No. 2025-13 and Site Plan Review No. 2025-21 (Special Permit 1) authorizing an automated drive-thru car wash use to be developed on the southerly proposed commercial parcel. Additionally, the Planning Commission on March 17, 2026, approved Conditional Use Permit No. 2025-14 and Site Plan Review No. 2025-23 (Special Permit 2) authorizing a drive-thru restaurant use in conjunction with a convenience store alongside a fuel canopy with 12 gas pumps on the northerly proposed commercial parcel. The conditions of approval for both projects required the preparation and recordation of a reciprocal access easement.

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Return to Agenda
On December 16, 2025, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Parcel Map) was prepared and submitted for review and approval by the property owner’s engineer pursuant to TPM 2025-05. City of Madera engineering staff have reviewed the Parcel Map and determined that it is ready for approval and recordation subject to the preparation of the required reciprocal easement agreement.

ANALYSIS:

The development of the property will include buildings, structures, parking areas, driveways, driveway approaches, landscaping, landscape irrigation, water for domestic and fire suppression systems, sewer, gas, electric, telecommunication services, refuse container enclosures, storm water drainage, emergency access, walls and fences. The design of this property necessitates the need for shared access between the proposed parcels to satisfy the conditions of approval for Special Permit 1, Special Permit 2 and TPM 2025-05.

The site plan for Special Permit 1 and Special Permit 2 proposed a new drive approach along Foxglove Way adjacent to the west line of the property and immediately abutting an existing drive approach providing access to a City of Madera storm drainage basin (Basin FG) to the northwest. This basin access is currently provided across Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) 013- 070-017 (Outlot A of Parcel Map No. 92-P-01), which abuts the project site along the western boundary and is owned by the City of Madera.

As a result of the traffic analysis that was prepared for the proposed project and for purposes of reducing potential for vehicular conflicts with opposing street intersections as well as limiting potential for obstructions within the adjacent public rights-of-way within the limits of the Foxglove Way frontage of the project site, the project was conditioned to share drive approach and vehicular access with Basin FG across APN 013-070-017. The City of Madera is required to be listed as a property owner on the reciprocal easement agreement as well as the approving agency for the agreement for this purpose.

The City of Madera engineering staff has prepared the Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025- 05) (Agreement). The applicant for Special Permit 1 and Special Permit 2 owns the ±2.30-acre parcel also known as APN 013-070-014. The City of Madera owns APN 013-070-017. The Agreement identifies the applicant for Special Permit 1 and Special Permit 2 and City of Madera as Covenantor.

This item requests Council approval of the City of Madera as Covenantor to the Agreement for shared access for purposes of compliance with the conditions of approval for Special Permit 1 and Special Permit 2.

FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no significant fiscal impact associated with the recommended action. Development of the proposed project has been conditioned with requirements to complete improvements within the public rights-of-way along all frontages of the project site in accordance with City standards; including but not limited to vehicular drive approaches and the paving of vehicular access, circulation and parking surfaces. Future development will be required to pay all contemporary impact fees, assessments and charges toward supporting City infrastructure and services.

The applicant paid Planning Department entitlement fees in accordance with the City’s adopted Master Fee Schedule to offset the cost associated with processing the project applications and agreements.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Aerial Vicinity Map

2. Resolution of the Council Approving Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05); including,
Exhibit “A”: Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05) ATTACHMENT 1
Aerial Vicinity Map
Outlot A of Parcel Map No.
92-P-01 (City of Madera)
Tentative ParcelMap No. 2025-05
Basin FG (City of Madera)
Attachment 1
ATTACHMENT 2
Resolution of the Council
Approving Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04
(Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05); including,
Exhibit “A”: Reciprocal Easement Agreement with
Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25- P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05)
1 RESOLUTION NO.

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA APPROVING THE CITY

OF MADERA AS COVENANTOR TO THE RECIPROCAL EASEMENT AGREEMENT WITH COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, AND RESTRICTIONS, PARCEL MAP NO. 25-P-04 (TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 2025-05)
WHEREAS, the Development Review Committee of the City of Madera on October 29, 2025, conditionally approved Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05; and WHEREAS, the approval of Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05 authorized the creation of two parcels on approximately 2.30 acres of vacant property zoned C-1 (Light Commercial) in the City of Madera; and
WHEREAS, the Conditions of Approval for Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05 required a reciprocal easement agreement to be recorded for shared access for future developments; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Madera on March 17, 2026, conditionally approved Conditional Use Permit No. 2025-13 and Site Plan Review No. 2025-21 authorizing an automated drive-thru car wash use to be developed and operated on the southerly proposed parcel (Parcel 2) of Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Madera on March 17, 2026, conditionally approved Conditional Use Permit No. 2025-14 and Site Plan Review No. 2025-23 authorizing a drive-thru restaurant use in conjunction with a convenience store alongside a fuel canopy with 12 gas pumps on the northerly proposed parcel (Parcel 1) of Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05; and
WHEREAS, the City of Madera is the owner of Outlot A of Parcel Map No. 92-P-01, (according to the Map thereof recorded May 15, 1992, in Book 39 of Maps, at Pages 108 and 109, Madera County Records) utilized for access to City of Madera storm drain Basin FG; and WHEREAS, the project conditions of approval require the drive approach and vehicular access to/across Outlot A of Parcel Map No. 92-P-01 be shared between Basin FG and the proposed project; and
WHEREAS, the City of Madera received the submittal of Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 on December 16, 2025, pursuant to Tentative Parcel Map No. 2025-05; and WHEREAS, the City of Madera engineering staff have reviewed the Parcel Map and determined that it is ready for approval and recordation subject to the preparation and approval of the reciprocal easement agreement; and
WHEREAS, the City of Madera engineering staff have prepared the reciprocal easement agreement to include the City of Madera as a property owner; and 2 WHEREAS, after due consideration of all the items before it, the City Council now desires to adopt this resolution approving the reciprocal easement agreement.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Madera as follows:

1. The City Council hereby finds that all of the facts set forth in the recitals above are true and correct and incorporated herein.

2. The City Council approves the Agreement identified in Exhibit “A” with the parties identified therein and authorizes the City Manager to execute said Agreement on behalf of the City. In doing so, the City Manager is authorized to make any needed non-material revisions or errata corrections to the Agreement subject to approval as to legal form by the City Attorney.

3. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon adoption. * * * * *
Attachments:

Exhibit A: Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04 (Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05)

EXHIBIT A
Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants,
Conditions, and Restrictions, Parcel Map No. 25-P-04
(Tentative Parcel Map No, 2025-05)
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RECORDING REQUESTED BY AND
WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO:

City Clerk
City of Madera
1700 7th Street;
Madera, CA 93657
Space Above This Line For Recorder’s Use Only
City of Madera Community Development Department
Project ID: 2025-05
APNs: 013-070-014; 013-070-17

RECIPROCAL EASEMENT AGREEMENT WITH COVENANTS,

CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
PARCEL MAP NO. 25-P-04 (TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP NO. 2025-05) This Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (“Covenant”) is made and entered into effective the _____ day of _______, 20__ (“Effective Date”), by JSC Investments LLC, a California Limited Liability Company and the City of Madera, a Municipal Corporation (“Covenantor”). The City of Madera, a Municipal Corporation (“City”) is a third party beneficiary of this Covenant Agreement.

RECITALS
A. Whereas, JSC Investments LLC, a California Limited Liability Company hereinafter referred to as “Covenantor A”, is the owner of that certain real property located in the City of Madera, County of Madera, State of California, hereinafter referred to as “Parcel A” and more particularly described as Parcel A in the attached Exhibit “A” attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.

B. Whereas, The City of Madera, a Municipal Corporation hereinafter referred to as “Covenantor B”, is the owner of that certain real property located in the City of Madera, County of Madera, State of California, hereinafter referred to as “Parcel B” and more particularly described as Parcel B in the attached Exhibit “A” attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.

C. Covenantors A and B (collectively “Covenantors”) hereby warrant that any and all parties having record title interest in Parcels A and B (collectively “Subject Property”) which may ripen into a fee have subordinated to this instrument and that all such instruments of Subordination, if any, are attached hereto and made a part of this instrument; and, 01236.0105 971410.1 2
D. Covenantor A has developed or intends to develop Parcel A with buildings, structures, parking areas, driveways, driveway approaches, landscaping, landscape irrigation, water for domestic and fire suppression systems, sewer, gas, electric, telecommunication services, refuse container enclosures, emergency accesses, required walls/fences and other requirements in accordance with the approved Site Plan Review Application Nos. 2025-21 and 2025-23 and any amendments thereto, hereafter referred to as “Special Permit”.

E. Covenantor B has developed or intends to develop Parcel B with buildings, driveways, driveway approaches, landscaping, landscape irrigation, water for domestic and fire suppression systems, sewer, gas, electric, telecommunication services, emergency accesses, required walls/fences; and,
F. The Parties wish to make this Covenant in order to reserve and establish for the benefit of the Subject Property, Covenantors and all future owners of the Subject Property or any portion therefore, certain reciprocal easements within and affecting the Subject Property for pedestrian and vehicular ingress and egress, and for other related purposes, upon the terms set forth herein.

G. The City, as the Entitlement Agency, is unable to find that the Special Permit is in substantial compliance with the Conditions of Approval for the Special Permit until Covenantor A provides assurance that such improvements will be constructed and maintained in compliance with the conditions of approval of the Special Permit and the Madera Municipal Code. Absent such assurances as contained in this Covenant, development and use of the Property would be inconsistent with the Special Permit, Madera Municipal, and would be contrary to the public health, safety, and welfare.

COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, AND RESTRICTIONS
For favorable action on, and approval of Covenantor A’s Special Permit, the Covenantors hereby covenant that the Subject Property shall be held, conveyed, encumbered, used, occupied, developed, maintained, and improved subject to the following covenants, conditions, and restrictions, which are for the purpose of enhancing attractiveness, usefulness, value, and desirability of the Subject Property, the surrounding property, and the public at large and to minimize possible adverse effects on the public health, safety, peace, and general welfare.

1. Covenant. Covenantors hereby declare that the Subject Property and each parcel thereof shall be sold, leased, mortgaged, encumbered, rented, developed, improved, conveyed, repaired, occupied and used subject to the covenants, conditions, restrictions, easements and rights set forth in this Covenant, each and all of which: (i) are hereby expressly imposed on each and every parcel (as such parcel may be created and/or reconfigured from time to time) comprising the Subject Property as mutual, beneficial, equitable servitudes in favor of and for the mutual use and benefit of the Subject Property, Covenantors and all subsequent owners of the Subject Property, (ii) are hereby expressly declare to be binding upon the Subject Property, Covenantors and all subsequent owners of the Subject Property, and (iii) shall run with the land of the Subject Property and each and every parcel thereof, inuring to the benefit of and being a burden on the Subject Property and shall bind the owners of each parcel comprising the Subject Property. 01236.0105 971410.1 3

2. Access Among Parcels. The following covenants, conditions, and restrictions are for the purpose of enhancing attractiveness, usefulness, value, and desirability of the Subject Property, the surrounding property, and the public at large and to minimize possible adverse effects on the public health, safety, peace, and general welfare. The Subject Property shall be developed and used in such a manner as to enable cross access between and among the parcels for the following purposes:
a. Pedestrian and vehicular ingress and egress;
b. Shared parking;
(i) Vacuum Stall Exclusion. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, any areas designated as car wash vacuum stalls shall be for the exclusive use of car wash patrons and shall not be considered shared parking or subject to use by other parcel owners, tenants, or invitees. This exclusion does not affect the reciprocal cross-access easement for pedestrian [access/traffic].
c. Trash Enclosures;
d. Drainage for storm water and storm water facilities; e. All utilities (including but not limited to gas, electricity, water, fire suppression systems, sanitary sewer, telecommunications, etc.); f. Access to all buildings and areas for emergency services; g. Landscaping, walls/fences; and
h. Any additional uses pursuant to the Special Permit approved by the City.

3. Mutual Easements. Covenantors hereby represent and warrant that mutual easements appurtenant are hereby created and apply to each parcel of the Subject Property as a burden and benefit, to satisfy the needs for cross access for each of the purposes identified in paragraph 1, above. At any such time the Covenantors, or subsequent owner(s), sells or transfers any parcel of the Subject Property, Covenantors and each successive owner shall disclose this Covenant to the buyer(s) and reserve and except from the deed for the parcel(s), an easement consistent with the terms of this Covenant.

4. Reasonable Use of Easements. The easements granted and reserved herein shall be used and enjoyed by the owners of parcels of the Subject Property and their respective tenants, invitees, successors and assigns, in such a manner so as not to unreasonably interfere with, obstruct, delay the conduct and operations of the business of any of the other owners or tenants, including Covenantors and their respective tenants, invitees, successors and assigns at any time conducted on the Subject Property or any portion thereof.

5. Maintenance. Each of the subsequent fees owners of all or any parcel of the Subject Property, including Covenantors, if Covenantors owns any parcels, (a) shall maintain the portion of the easements and the facilities therein located on its property in good condition and repair at all times at its sole cost and expense; provided, however, that each owner shall have no right to recover the cost of such maintenance from any other owner; and (b) without limiting the effect of the provisions of Section 6 below, each owner shall indemnify, defend and any other owner including Covenantors, free and harmless from any and all loss, cost or liability associated with such maintenance.
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6. Reciprocal Indemnification. Each of the subsequent fee owners of the Subject Property or any parcel thereof (each an “Indemnitor”) shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the other owners, including Covenantors if Covenantors is an owner (such other owners and Covenantors are referred to herein as “Indemnitee(s)”), from and against all liabilities, losses, costs, damages, expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees), claims, suits, actions, causes of action and judgments suffered by any Indemnitee (collectively, “Claims”), in each instance arising from personal injury, bodily injury, death or property damage and resulting from the negligence or willful misconduct of such Indemnitor or its agents or employees in connection with the use of the easements identified herein; provided, however, that the foregoing indemnity shall not apply to an Indemnitee to the extent such Indemnitee’s negligence or willful misconduct caused such Claims.

7. No Rights in Public; No Implied Easements. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as creating any rights in the general public or as dedicating for public use any parcel of the Subject Property. However, the foregoing shall not negate the rights of City specified in this Covenant. No easements, except those expressly set forth herein shall be implied by this Covenant.

8. Enforcement by City. The conditions of this Covenant are intended to benefit the public and public properties as well as properties appurtenant. Failure to comply with the terms of this Covenant may result, without limitation of the City’s remedies, in the revocation of the Special Permit or Certificate of Occupancy for the Special Permit by the City for use of any parcel involved. The City shall have the right to enforce this Covenant by any legal or equitable means.

9. Grantee’s Acceptance. The grantee of the Subject Property or any parcel thereof, by acceptance of a deed conveying title thereto, whether from an original fee owner or from a subsequent fee owner of the Subject Property or any parcel thereof, shall accept such deed upon and subject to each and all of the easements, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, obligations, and servitudes contained herein. By such acceptance, any such grantee shall for grantee’s self and all successors, assigns, heirs and personal representatives, covenant, consent, and agree to keep, observe, comply with, and perform the obligations and agreements set forth herein with respect to the Subject Property or any parcel thereof acquired by such grantee. Every person or entity who now or hereafter owns or acquired any right, title or interest in or to any parcel of the Subject Property is, and shall be, conclusively deemed to have consented and agreed to each and every one of the easements, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, obligations and servitudes contained herein, whether or not any reference to this Covenant is contained in the instrument by which such person acquired such interest. Although persons or entities may be released under this paragraph, the easements, covenants, conditions, restrictions, reservations, obligations, and servitudes, in this Covenant shall continue to be benefits to and servitudes upon the Subject Property and all the parcels thereof, running with the land.

10. Covenants Run with the Land. All covenants in this Covenant are intended to satisfy the provisions of Section 1468 of the California Civil Code, and establish covenants running with the land, binding upon the owners of parcels comprising Subject Property, and their respective successors and assigns until released as set forth in this Covenant.

11. Mortgagee Protection. Breach of any of the covenants or restrictions contained in this Covenant shall not defeat or render invalid the lien of any mortgage made in good faith and for value as to the development or any part thereof, but all of the foregoing provisions, restrictions 01236.0105 971410.1 5
and covenants shall be binding upon and effective against any owner whose title thereto is acquired by foreclosure, trustee’s sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure or otherwise.

12. Survival. If any clause, sentence or other portion of this Covenant shall become illegal, null or void for any reason, or shall be held by any court of competent jurisdiction to be so, the remaining portions hereof shall remain in full force and effect.

13. No Merger. The ownership of the Subject Property by the same party shall not be deemed a merger nor effect a termination of this Covenant. This Covenant shall apply to all of the lots within the Subject Property, as described in Exhibit “A” regardless of any adjustments to any lot lines within the boundary of the Subject Property.

14. Remedies. Any owner of any parcel of the Subject Property may prosecute any proceedings at law or in equity against any person or entity violating or attempting to violate any of the agreements, covenants, conditions and restrictions herein, to prevent that owner from so doing and/or to recover damages from or on account of such violation. All costs and expenses of any such suit or proceedings, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, as well as any judgment thereof, shall be assessed against the losing party and shall constitute a lien against the real property or the interest therein in the parcel.

15. Attorney’s Fees. If any party is required to commence any proceeding or legal action to enforce or interpret any term or condition of this Covenant, the prevailing party in such proceeding or action shall be entitled to recover from the other party its reasonable attorney's fees and legal expenses. For the purposes of this Covenant, “attorneys’ fees” and “legal expenses” include, without limitation, paralegals’ fees and expenses, attorneys, consultants fees and expenses, expert witness fees and expenses, and all other expenses incurred by the prevailing party’s attorneys in the course of the representation of the prevailing party in anticipation of and/or during the course of litigation, whether or not otherwise recoverable as “attorneys’ fees” or as “costs” under California law, and the same may be sought and awarded in accordance with California procedure as pertaining to an award of contractual attorneys’ fees.

16. Qualification; Authority. Each individual executing this Covenant on behalf of Covenantors represents, warrants, and covenants that (i) such entity is duly formed and authorized to do business in the state of its incorporation, (ii) such person is duly authorized to execute and deliver this Covenant on behalf of such entity in accordance with authority granted under the organizational documents of such entity, and (iii) such entity and the Subject Property is bound under the terms of this Covenant.

17. No Waiver. The waiver by either party of a breach by the other of any provision of this Covenant shall not constitute a continuing waiver or a waiver of any subsequent breach of either the same or a different provision of this Covenant. No provisions of this Covenant may be waived unless in writing and signed by all parties to this Covenant, including the City. Waiver of any one provision herein shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any other provision herein.

18. No Third Party Beneficiary; Enforceability. This Covenant is not to be construed as being for the benefit of any third party except the City. Furthermore, no person other than the owners of any parcel of Subject Property and the City have standing to enforce or challenge this Covenant, or any termination, amendment or modification of this Covenant. 01236.0105 971410.1 6

19. Other Rights of City; No City Liability. In the event of any violation or threatened violation of any of the provisions of this Covenant, then in addition to, but not in lieu of, any of the rights or remedies the City may have to enforce the provisions hereof, the City shall have the right to bring an action for anticipatory breach or an equitable action for declaratory relief or injunction. The granting of a right of enforcement to the City does not create a mandatory duty on the part of the City to enforce any provision of this Covenant. The failure of the City to enforce this Covenant shall not constitute a waiver or give rise to a cause of action on the part of any person. In no event shall the City, or its officers, agents or employees, be liable in damages for any breach or violation of this Covenant, it being expressly understood and agreed Covenantor’s sole legal remedy for breach or violation of this Covenant by City shall be a legal action in mandamus, specific performance or other injunctive or declaratory relief to enforce the provisions of this Covenant.

20. Termination and Release. The conditions and obligations of this Covenant shall remain in full force and effect until such time as the City’s Planning Manager issues a written release of such conditions and obligations and records such release with the Fresno County Recorder.

21. Governing Law. This Covenant shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of California and any legal action shall be brought in a court of competent jurisdiction in Fresno County.

22. Severability. The provisions of this Covenant shall be deemed independent and severable and the invalidity or partial invalidity or unenforceability of any one provision or portion thereof shall not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provisions hereof. Whenever interpreting this Covenant, any gender includes the other genders, the singular includes the plural, and the plural includes the singular.

23. Interpretation. Section headings or captions used herein are for convenience and do not in any way limit, define or amplify the scope or intent of any provision.

24. Representations and Warranties. Covenantors hereby warrant that as of the Effective Date any and all parties having record title interest in the Subject Property which may ripen into a fee have subordinated to this instrument and that all such instruments of Subordination, if any, are attached hereto and made a part of this instrument.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Covenant has been executed by Covenantors as of the Agreement Date.

Dated: ___________________________
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CITY OF MADERA
a Municipal Corporation

COVENANTOR A
JSC INVESTMENTS LLC, a
California Limited Liability Company
By ________________________________ By ______________________________ Will Tackett, Community Development
Director
Gurdial Singh, Member/Manager
APPROVED AS TO FORM:

City Attorney

COVENANTOR B

CITY OF MADERA
a Municipal Corporation
By________________________________
Shannon L Chaffin
By ______________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez,
City Manager
*(Attach Notary Acknowledgments for
Covenantor)
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SUBORDINATION
The undersigned as holder of the beneficial interest in and under that certain Deed of Trust recorded on , in the office of the Fresno County
Recorder as Document No. of which the Deed of Trust in, by and between: as Trustor,
____________ , as Trustee, and
, as Beneficiary,
hereby expressly subordinates said Deed of Trust and its beneficial interest thereto to the foregoing Reciprocal Easement Agreement with Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

DATED:

BENEFICIARY
By: ________________________________

Name: _______________________
Title: _________________________
By: ________________________________

Name: _______________________
Title: _________________________
(Beneficiary to print/type document
information,
Name, Title and attach Notary
Acknowledgment)
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Exhibit “A”
Subject Property

PARCEL A
The land referred to herein is situated in the State of California, County of Madera, City of Madera and described as follows:

Parcel 4 of Parcel Map No. 92-P-01, according to the Map thereof recorded May 15, 1992, in Book 39 of Maps, at Pages 108 and 109, Madera County Records. (FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY: APN: 013-070-014)

PARCEL B
The land referred to herein is situated in the State of California, County of Madera, City of Madera and described as follows:

Outlot A of Parcel Map No. 92-P-01, according to the Map thereof recorded May 15, 1992, in Book 39 of Maps, at Pages 108 and 109, Madera County Records. (FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY: APN: 013-070-017)

REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by: Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
_________________________________ Agenda Number: ___________ Michael Lima, Director of Financial Services
_________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Fleet Mechanics Electric Vehicle Training and Grant Application RECOMMENDATION:

Adopt a Resolution authorizing an agreement with Advanced Automotive Training for Electrical Vehicle Maintenance Training and submittal of an application to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District for reimbursement for above training through the Remove II Program SUMMARY:

Advanced Automotive Training (AAT) provides electric vehicle operation, maintenance, repair, and emergency response training for Fleet mechanics and operators on hybrid and all-electric vehicles. This training is reimbursable up to $15,000 through a grant from the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) Remove II program. Staff recommends adopting an agreement with AAT for training of the City’s Fleet Mechanics at a cost of $11,000 and approval of an application with SJVAPCD for reimbursement of those costs.

DISCUSSION:

The City currently has several hybrid-electric vehicles and one fully electric utility truck. With adoption and implementation of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Advanced Clean Fleet regulation, staff anticipates the conversion of approximately 73 medium and heavy-duty vehicles to fully electric. These vehicles include ¾ ton pickups, utility trucks, dump trucks, sweepers, and other specialty equipment.

These all-electric vehicles require new skills, techniques, tools, safety procedures, and knowledge to operate, maintain, and repair safely. All Fleet’s Mechanics will need to be trained in these areas to safely and effectively maintain these new all-electric vehicles starting to enter the City’s fleet. Early training is needed to prevent accidents or injuries due to lack of understanding of these new high voltage systems.

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ATT is offering a 4-day training class at the City for the Fleet Mechanics. This training includes review of basis electrical systems, demonstrating proper safety procedures, identifying high voltage systems, explaining electric drive systems, regenerative braking systems, maintenance, and diagnosis.

The cost of this training is eligible to be fully offset by a grant from SJVAPCD through its Remove II program. The grant provides up to $15,000 of funding for the training. Proposed cost of the four-day training through AAT is $11,000.

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

There will be no cost to the city for the training, provided the Remove II grant is approved by Council and the SJVAPCD. In the unlikely event that this grant is not awarded by the SJVAPCD, the $11,000 would be paid through existing appropriations within the Fiscal Year 2025/26 Adopted Equipment Operating Fund budget.

ALTERNATIVES:

As an alternative, Council may direct staff to find training from other sources with fees that may or may not be covered by the SJVAPCD Remove II grant.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Resolution approving an agreement with Advanced Automotive Training (AAT) for Electrical Vehicle Training and submittal of an application to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) for reimbursement through the Remove II Program.

2. Remove II grant application
RESOLUTION NO. _______

RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH ADVANCED

AUTOMOTIVE TRAINING FOR ELECTRICAL VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

TRAINING AND SUBMITTAL OF AN APPLICATION TO THE SAN JOAQUIN

VALLEY AIR POLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT FOR REIMBURSEMENT FOR

THIS TRAINING THROUGH THE REMOVE II PROGRAM
WHEREAS, the City of Madera has several hybrid electric and one all-electric truck in its fleet; and
WHEREAS, the California Air Resources Board has mandated conversion of medium and heavy-duty vehicles to all-electric through the Advanced Clean Fleet regulation; and WHEREAS, hybrid and all-electric vehicles present new technology for the City’s fleet, which requires the development of new operating and maintenance procedures; and WHEREAS, Advanced Automotive Training (AAT) provides hybrid and all -electric vehicle maintenance, repair, and safety training for mechanics; and WHEREAS, the cost of the training will be $11,000; and
WHEREAS, this training is reimbursable up to $15,000 through a grant from the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) Remove II program.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA does hereby resolve, find, and order as follows:

1. The above recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein by this reference.

2. The Council approves expenditure of $11,000 for the training.

3. The Council approves submittal of an application to the SJVAPCD for reimbursement through the Remove II Program and authorizes the City Manager to execute and take any action to effectuate the same.

4. The City Council authorizes the City Manager, subject to approval as to legal form by the City Attorney, to enter into an agreement with Advanced Automotive Training in an amount not to exceed $11,000 for training of City employees regarding electric vehicle maintenance.

5. This Resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. * * *
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ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE MECHANIC TRAINING

INCENTIVE COMPONENT

REMOVE II PROGRAM APPLICATION
pplication to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) for incentive funds for the training of mechanics, technicians and related personnel in the proficiency of alternative fuels vehicle or fueling infrastructure technology.

Please provide the following information regarding your proposed training and application. Additional information may be requested during the review process if needed. Applicant acknowledges that award of cash incentive is conditional upon approval of the SJVAPCD and must meet the minimum eligibility criteria.

The applicant will be informed as to whether or not the application meets the minimum qualifications. If the application does not meet the minimum qualifications SJVAPCD staff will provide the applicant with a list of deficiencies. If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contact the SJVAPCD’s central region office:

Please submit applications to the following location only. Applications will not be accepted at any other location.

San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District
1990 E. Gettysburg Avenue
Fresno, CA 93726-0244
Central Region
Fresno
(559) 230-5800
¸ CHECK LIST FOR APPLICATION ITEMS ¸
Be sure the following items are included with your application submittal. Check each applicable box below to indicate inclusion of material.
r Completed Applicant Information Form.
r Course description or outline of the training in alternative fuel technology provided by the instructional coordinator. Include the cost analysis list or breakdown of training fees. r Co-funding information (other public grants or funding sources). r Other ________________________________________________________________________ A
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Alternative Fuel Mechanic Training Component
REMOVE II Program Application
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¸ CHECK LIST FOR ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ¸
Please check each applicable box to indicate eligibility of proposed alternative fuels training. r The training course program is specifically for the training in the mechanics, operational safety and maintenance of alternative fuels vehicle technology or alternative fuels infrastructure technology. r The training components in alternative fuels technology include:
r Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
r Liquid Natural Gas (LNG)
r Electric (EV)/Hybrid Vehicle Technology (Heavy-Duty)
r Hydrogen Fuel Cell (HFC) Technology
r Fueling Infrastructure (fueling station, storage systems, fuel delivery systems, etc.) r Other: ____________________________________________________________________ r The technicians, operational staff and related personnel to participate in the training include:
r Vehicle or Facility Mechanics
r Vehicle or Facility Fuelers
r Vehicle Drivers or System Operators
r Maintenance Technicians
r Facility Engineers
r Department Managers or Trainers
r Other: _____________________________________________________________________ r The college or institution that will provide the training in alternative fuel technology:
r California Community Colleges Advanced Transportation Technologies:
___________________________________________________________________________ r Natural Gas Vehicle Institute
r Other: _____________________________________________________________________ r The alternative fuels technology training course includes:
r Vehicle or Infrastructure Fuel Systems
r Alternative Fuel Engine Systems
r Fueling Practices and Procedures
r Fueling Station Components
r Operational Safety
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r Driver Training or Operator Training
r Mechanic Training
r Maintenance Procedures and Practices
r General Alternative Fuels Technology Overview
r Other: ___________________________________________________________________ r The training and equipment location:
r In-house Training Site Option (operator’s site)
r College/Institutional Training Site Option
r Other: ____________________________________________________________________ r The training program duration:
r Workshop Course up to ten (10) consecutive days
r Semester course
r Other: _____________________________________________________________________ r Provide a Cost Analysis List stating the separate fees for the course program, instructional materials, equipment and facility costs relative to the number of individuals in the training group. r Provide a detailed course description or outline provided by the training coordinator. r Provide a description of the current training needs of the mechanics and operational technicians. r Provide a description of the organization’s alternative fuel fleet and infrastructure composition. r Provide an explanation of how the training will contribute to the development and transition to the incorporation of alternative fuels technology in the fleet or infrastructure operations. r The organization or agency is based within the geographic area of the SJVAPCD and the operational activities of the fleet or infrastructure is within the boundaries of the SJVAPCD. r The organization is actively pursuing measures for the development and transition to alternative fuel technology:
r The organization is conducting its first major transitional action for the incorporation of alternative fuel technology (first time purchase of alternative fuel vehicles, modification of infrastructure, etc.).
r The organization is making a substantial incremental change to increase or expand the existing alternative fuel technology in the current fleet or infrastructure operations (purchase additional alternative fuel vehicles, modification/retrofit technology, infrastructure equipment/components, etc.).

Alternative Fuel Mechanic Training Component
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Incentive Amounts
Program incentive for alternative fuels technology training will be evaluated on the following standards:
· Training program proposal or course outline description for alternative fuels technology. · Improvement in the fleet or infrastructure operations for the development and transition to alternative fuel technology. · Need of the training for mechanics, technicians and related personnel. · Not to exceed $15,000 per application. In addition, the maximum incentive is $15,000 per fiscal year to an organization.

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ALTERNATIVE FUELS MECHANIC TRAINING

REMOVE II PROGRAM APPLICATION
A. APPLICANT INFORMATION
Organization:

Contact name:

Person with contract signing authority:

Street/mailing address:

City: State: Zip code:

Phone: ( ) Fax: ( )
E-mail: Mobile Phone: ( )
Geographic area served by organization:

Geographic area to be served by the alternative fuels technology training (if different than above):

I hereby certify that all information provided in this application and any attachments are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, and that I have read the separate Guidelines, Policies and Procedures document for this program component.

Printed Name of Responsible Party: Title:

Signature of Responsible Party:
(Must sign in BLUE INK ONLY)
Date:

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE TRAINING PROGRAM
All requested information below must be provided.

B. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT TRAINING PROGRAM

1. Funding dollars requested ($): 2. Total project cost:

3. Educational institution or college training program and address (street address, city, state, zip, and phone number):

4. Course training topics and description:

5. Training coordinator contact information (street address, city, state, zip, and phone number) such as course instructors and/or program director:

4. Total number of technicians to be trained: 5. Cost per technician (student) to be trained:

6. Provide the address location (street address, city, state, zip, and phone number) for the training and identify if the course will be conducted from on-site business operations or from educational facility:

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7. Date of the scheduled course and the duration of the training (workshop days or semester):

8. Additional funding sources solicited and amounts, if available:

C. INFORMATION OF THE FLEET AND INFRASTRUCTURE

1. Number and description of alternative fuel vehicles currently in the fleet:

2. Proposed expansion or modification to the current alternative fuel fleet:

3. Description of current alternative fuel infrastructure:

Alternative Fuel Mechanic Training Component
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4. Proposed expansion or modification to the current alternative fuels infrastructure:

REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by:
________________________________
Alicia Gonzales, City Clerk
________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Proclamation Recognizing World No Tobacco Day
RECOMMENDATION:

Adopt a Minute Order Approving a Proclamation Recognizing World No Tobacco Day SUMMARY:

The City Council, during its regular meeting on August 2, 2023, adopted a policy governing the guidelines for City-issued Ceremonial Documents. This policy establishes the framework for the issuance of proclamations, ensuring a systematic and transparent process.

The policy allows for proclamations not identified on the list of annual proclamations to be considered on a case-by-case basis, with a written request required 45 days before the requested presentation date.

In this case, Ms. Tiara Munoz, representing Madera County Public Health Department, submitted a request on April 20, 2026, for a proclamation recognizing World No Tobacco Day on May 31.

This annual observance, led by the World Health Organization, highlights the importance of reducing tobacco use and protecting community health. This proclamation would support ongoing local efforts to promote smoke-free environments and advance tobacco prevention initiatives in our community.

Per the Ceremonial Documents policy, signatures shall be reserved for Councilmembers who vote in the affirmative. For Councilmembers that vote in the negative, their signature block shall be Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
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omitted from the ceremonial document unless they notify the City Clerk in writing otherwise at least five business days prior to the meeting when the Proclamation will be issued.

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

There were nominal expenses for the preparation of this report or the proclamation. Costs related to custom supplies such as proclamations, certificates, frames, and folders have been purchased and funds were appropriated in the adopted budget.

ALTERNATIVES:

Council may direct staff to prepare a proclamation. If the majority vote is in the affirmative, staff will proceed with presenting the Proclamation at the May 20, 2026, City Council meeting. In the alternative, Council may:
 Deferral for Further Discussion: Council may opt to defer the decision for further discussion, allowing additional time to address specific concerns or gather more information.
 Denial of Proclamation Request: If the majority vote is not in the affirmative or no action is taken, the request will be considered denied.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Email from Ms. Tiara Munoz, dated April 20, 2026, for a " Proclamation Recognizing World No Tobacco Day”
From: Tiara Munoz
To: Alicia Gonzales; Zelda Leon
Cc: Sara Bosse; Amalia Hernandez; Brian Gamble
Subject: Agenda Request – World No Tobacco Day Proclamation (May 6 or May 20) Date: Monday, April 20, 2026 10:01:25 AM
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Dear City Clerk,
Happy Monday! I am writing on behalf of Madera County Department of Public Health to request placement on an upcoming City Council agenda for the presentation of a proclamation recognizing World No Tobacco Day on May 31 (attached).

This annual observance, led by the World Health Organization, highlights the importance of reducing tobacco use and protecting community health. This proclamation would support ongoing local efforts to promote smoke-free environments and advance tobacco prevention initiatives in our community.

If possible, we respectfully request consideration for placement on either the May 6 or May 20 City Council meeting agenda. Our team would be available to attend either date and provide brief remarks if appropriate. Please let us know the next steps, including any required materials or submission deadlines.

Thank you for your time and assistance. I appreciate your help in coordinating this request and look forward to your response.

Tiara Munoz | Public Health Program Manager

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
1604 Sunrise Avenue, Madera, CA 93638
Office: (559) 675-7893
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REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by: Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
_________________________________ Agenda Number: ___________ Wendy Silva, Director of Human Resources
_________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Addition of one (1) Deputy City Engineer position to the Engineering Department RECOMMENDATION:

Adopt a resolution approving the addition of one (1) Deputy City Engineer position to the Engineering Department
SUMMARY:

The adopted Fiscal Year (FY) operating budget includes both appropriated funds and position count authorizations. The FY 2025/26 Adopted Budget includes two (2) Deputy City Engineer positions in the Engineering Department. One (1) of the budgeted Deputy City Engineer positions has been vacant for several years. In addition to Deputy City Engineer, there is also a vacant Senior Civil Engineer position. These vacancies have led to a backlog in work despite current staff’s diligent efforts. The City finds itself in the unique position of having multiple qualified candidates to consider for the current vacancies due to recent recruitment efforts. For this reason, staff is seeking authorization to add one (1) Deputy City Engineer position to the approved position count for the Engineering Department. The requested action will not require a budget amendment in the current fiscal year as there are sufficient salary savings to pay for the additional position. If approved, the position will be included in the FY 2026/27 Proposed Budget.

DISCUSSION:

The City’s FY 2025/26 Adopted Budget includes two (2) full-time Deputy City Engineer positions whose role is to supervise licensed civil engineers and engineers-in-training working on both capital improvement projects and private development. Due to recent recruitment efforts following compensation adjustments and the new hiring bonus program, the City finds itself with multiple qualified candidates for the vacant positions of Deputy City Engineer and Senior Civil Engineer. While the City cannot guarantee the applicants will accept offers of employment, staff is requesting authority to add one (1) Deputy City Engineer position, with the intent to make two B-7
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(2) candidates conditional offers of employment as Deputy City Engineer and one (1) candidate a conditional offer of employment as Senior Civil Engineer. If all offers are accepted, this will allow for the creation of three (3) engineering teams within the department, each led by a Deputy City Engineer, supervising one (1) Senior Civil Engineer and one (1) junior level engineer each.

Over time, the goal is for junior level engineers to become licensed Civil Engineers, adding to the experience level of each team. The three-team model is conceptual at this time and may be adjusted based on organizational needs and workload to best serve the community.

The current request to increase budgeted positions to provide for three (3) engineering teams within the department is a new service delivery model. Staff’s intent is to continually review the service delivery model going forward, making modifications as needed due to staff transitions over time as the workforce is continually in flux.

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

The City’s FY 2025/26 Adopted Budget included appropriations for three (3) positions that were vacant at the time the budget was drafted as shown in Table 1, with the full time equivalent (FTE) estimated based on existing recruitments/applicants at that time. One (1) vacant Senior Civil Engineer position was underfilled at the Assistant Civil Engineer level, creating salary savings. The remaining Senior Civil Engineer position has not yet been filled, nor has the vacant Deputy City Engineer position.

Table 1: FY 2025/26 Engineering Department Budgeted Vacant Positions Position FTE Budgeted Salary & Benefits
Senior Civil Engineer 0.65 $96,587
Senior Civil Engineer 0.65 $96,587
Deputy City Engineer 1.00 $154,794
Total $347,968
The salary savings in the current year from these ongoing vacancies and the underfilling of the Senior Civil Engineer position provide sufficient appropriated funds to pay for the additional position requested in the current fiscal year. Table 2 provides the estimated salary savings compared to adopted budget, estimated expenses if all current candidates under consideration accept employment at the levels previously mentioned in this staff report, and the estimated costs of salary adjustments approved by the City Council in March for existing staff that were to be paid from salary savings.

Table 2: Estimated FY 2025/26 Salary Savings and Project Expenses Description Amount
Estimated salary savings due to vacancies and underfilling $245,662 Less Estimated salary & benefits to hire as proposed -$45,721 Less Estimated hiring bonus expense (3) -$45,000
Less Approved salary adjustments effective 3/21/26 for licensed engineers -$8,576 Remaining Net Salary Savings $146,365
If approved, staff will include the necessary funds when projecting staffing costs in the FY 2026/27 Proposed Budget.

ALTERNATIVES:

Council could direct staff to further evaluate the staffing plan for the Engineering Department.

ATTACHMENT:

1. Resolution
RESOLUTION NO.

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA

APPROVING THE ADDITION OF ONE DEPUTY CITY ENGINEER POSITION TO

THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
WHEREAS, the City of Madera (City) provides engineering services through its Engineering Department to support both public and private development; and WHEREAS, the Fiscal Year (FY) 2025/26 Adopted Budget includes two (2) Deputy City Engineer positions, one of which is currently vacant; and WHEREAS, the City desires to modify the approved Engineering Department positions from two (2) Deputy City Engineer positions to three (3) Deputy City Engineer positions to support the City’s civil engineering services.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA hereby resolves, finds, and orders as follows:

1. The above recitals are true and correct.

2. The number of approved Deputy City Engineer positions is increased from two (2) to three (3) positions effective May 6, 2026.

3. This resolution is effective immediately upon adoption. ********************

REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL
Approved by: Council Meeting of: May 6, 2026
_________________________________ Agenda Number: ___________ Keith Helmuth, P.E., Department Director
_________________________________
Arnoldo Rodriguez, City Manager
SUBJECT:

Landscape and Lighting Assessment District Zones of Benefit: Engineer’s Report and Intention to Levy and Collect Annual Assessment for City Wide Landscape and Lighting Assessment District Zones of Benefit for Fiscal Year 2026/2027
RECOMMENDATION:

1. Adopt Resolution Ordering The City Engineer To File A Report With Regard To City Wide Landscape And Lighting Assessment District Zones of Benefit 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26- B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 For Fiscal Year (FY) 2026/27

2. Adopt a Resolution Of Intention To Levy And Collect Annual Assessments For City Wide Landscape And Lighting Assessment District Zones Of Benefit 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26- B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 for FY 2026/27 And Setting Date For Public Hearing SUMMARY:

Streets and Highways Code Sections 22620–22631 require the City to undertake annual proceedings for each fiscal year during which an assessment is to be levied and collected within its existing landscape assessment district. There are 80 active Zones of Benefit (Zones) within the Citywide Landscape and Lighting District (LMD). A Zone Location Map is included in Attachment

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Each year, Zones are identified that generate less assessment revenue than is required to fund needed maintenance activities adequately. To resolve this situation, assessments may be increased in conformance with the requirements of the Streets and Highways Code and Proposition 218 (218), when applicable. Regardless of whether a Proposition 218 election is conducted, the Council must:
 First, approve an Engineer’s Report
 Then adopt a Notice of Intent to levy assessments.
 Along with the Notice of Intent, the Council will set a date for a public hearing where affected residents may voice opposition or support for the recommended assessment changes.
 Hold a hearing, and if there is no majority protest, adopt the diagram and assessment constituting the levy of assessment for the year.

Where proposed assessment increases exceed amounts specified in previously recorded covenants, or if there were no covenants, 218 requires that an election be held where voters decide whether to approve the increase. When an election occurs, the outcome is determined entirely by the owners who correctly complete and return ballots to the City; a simple majority of returned ballots dictates the outcome for or against the increase.

Council may recall the last 218 election was for 28 Zones that occurred for the 2022/23 fiscal year. However, all Zones failed to reach a majority vote in favor of increases. As such, no increases were authorized for any Zone. Given the reluctance of property owners to vote in favor of an assessment increase, and the resources needed for the process, staff is not recommending 218 elections this year. However, discussions regarding the methodology for future elections are recommended to continue subject to Council’s discretion. Specifically, some points as previously presented to Council might include:
 Should Proposition 218 elections occur in future years? If so, at what frequency: all Zones, a certain number per year, or only those with the most significant deficit?  If 218 elections are conducted and fail, should failed Zones receive full maintenance efforts or be reduced to match the level of funding? It is staff’s opinion that it is important to determine this in advance and to make that clear in the ballot property owners receive.

Following the public hearing, the Council may order changes in any of the matters addressed in the Engineer’s Report subject to such changes not exceeding the limits of existing covenants or requiring 218 hearings.

If a majority protest is not filed, the Council may adopt a resolution confirming the diagram and assessment. The adoption of the resolution will constitute the levy of an assessment for FY 2026/27.

DISCUSSION:

The assessments presented in this year’s Engineer’s Report reflect staff’s recommendation based on Council’s prior direction, development in laws, and information provided by the Parks and Finance departments.

Up to now, the fund balance in each LMD has been used to “fill-in” the shortfall between revenues and expenses. The strategy of using fund balance does not appear to be an option for several LMDs. Finance data shows:
 60 of the 80 Zones do not have adequate funding to fully maintain landscaping.  22 of the 80 LMDs no longer have any fund balance to cover this difference.  The number of LMDs in a negative fund balance position is projected to grow to 27 by the end of FY 2026/27
This disparity can be tied to several factors that include:

1. The inability to conduct a successful 218 election

2. Providing full maintenance at Zones that have rejected a 218 election. While Parks field crews at one time received direction to reduce efforts to the level possible without obvious indications of reduced maintenance, that direction is no longer in force.

Staff remains mindful that residents are critical of the cost of maintaining landscaping. This is clearly seen based on history that suggests residents will reject an increase in assessments, regardless of how large or small the increase may be or how important it is to the visual appeal of landscaping. As such, a request for additional revenue through a 218 process is not a guarantee, and past elections indicate the 218 process is more likely to fail than succeed.

The most recent 218 elections highlighted the consequences of a failed election wherein there appear to be only two options available to address the results of a failed election, as operational losses cannot be carried forward:
 A reduction in service and quality, or
 Contributions by the General Fund
Looking toward future years, and based on the interpretation of applicable laws, 218s are the only method currently available to increase assessments in future years once all Zones’ expenses surpass what is allowed in the associated covenant.

Prior Discussions
Council may recall the supplemental report presented at the January 15, 2025, City Council meeting regarding the potential impact of funding shortfalls on landscaping features. At that time, Council directed staff to develop smaller-scale adjustments for the affected zones.

These potential options were later reported during the annual Engineer’s Report during the May 21, 2025, Council Meeting. While a list of potential changes was presented, a final consensus was not reached during that session. This was due in part to the departure of the Parks previous Project Manager, who had previously been working on a list of proposed changes. To ensure staff proceed in alignment with Council’s vision, we are re-submitting these options should Council wish to further consider. The options previously discussed are as follows:
 Reductions in Service – These reductions may take the form of reduced landscape maintenance crew visits, either via a reduction in the number of days per month, the length of time per visit, or a combination of both.
 Removal of Landscaping – Removal of certain landscaping elements such as turf and grass, trees, or shrubs and hedges could offer various degrees of savings. The savings would depend on the cost of removal in relation to long-term labor and water savings.

It’s very likely that removal of landscaping would receive vigorous pushback from property owners.

This option has been employed in a couple areas wherein some grass has been replaced with stones. As a test case, it is limited but illustrates it is a reasonable option  Alternative Landscaping – Achievement of comparable levels of aesthetic appeal, while also reducing maintenance, can be achieved by selecting alternate landscaping. Some of these changes could be:
 Xeriscaping – This approach would remove and replace landscaping with plants and features that require no irrigation, and very minimal maintenance. While this method would require the least ongoing maintenance, it is also expensive.

Without some sort of grant funding, it is unlikely that existing Zones would be converted in the near term.
 Grass/Turf Replacement – These features require both regular labor and water to maintain. Alternate groundcovers could be used, such as creeping thyme, clover, or, bare dirt, when funding is significantly less than cost of maintenance.  Shrub/Hedge Replacement – While visually appealing, many existing shrubs and hedges require regular trimming. There is potential that alternate plant types could be chosen that would require minimal or no regular trimming.

These potential changes are meant to serve as an illustrative example. Changes can and will vary by zone and would require review and approval by Parks Department staff in terms of the concept and the ability to implement. Ultimately all optional proposals require Council approval prior to implementation. Regardless, all options would have varying up-front costs in the form of labor, plants, or in some cases, both.

Before Parks Department staff might begin making any substantive landscaping changes, staff seeks direction to ensure all actions taken are in alignment with Council.

Potential Grant Funding
Staff regularly review open grants for any opportunities to obtain funding that could be used for the conversion of Zones into drought-tolerant landscaping. However, suitable grants have yet to be identified. Given recent changes at the Federal level, existing grant funding may be shifted towards other “higher priority” funding categories. Regardless, staff will continue to regularly review grant opportunities.

Assessment Shortfalls
FY 2026/27 is projected to have an assessment shortfall of $108,359. A shortfall occurs when expenses in a Zone exceed the amount of revenue it receives. However, if a Zone has a surplus fund balance to absorb the shortfall, there is no effect on the General Fund.

When considering Zones that do not have a surplus fund balance, the General Fund is projected to absorb $63,382 in FY 2026/27, as noted in Table 1. As the number of Zones depleting their fund balance surpluses increases, the amount absorbed by the General Fund will also increase.

It should be noted that in certain Zones, a reduction in expenses may not be enough to prevent costs being absorbed by the General Fund. In some cases, without a successful 218 election, costs will continue to rise while assessment revenue remains fixed.

Actions to Reduce Gaps Between Revenues and Expenses
Several specific factors are reflected in the proposed FY 2026/27 Engineer’s Report. Examples of these factors include estimated operating and administrative expenses in each Zone, recommended reserve amounts for cash flow, and allowances for semi-regular expenses like tree trimming. Each of these factors plays a part in the proposed assessment. In prior years, Council has provided direction on addressing these factors. A summary discussion of these factors is included in Attachment 2 to this report.

Operational Losses
Negative fund balances older than the current FY (2025/26 in this case) cannot be carried forward, meaning the City cannot levy assessments to recoup losses prior to the current fiscal year. An operational loss occurs when a Zone fund balance and projected revenues are unable to cover the cost of maintenance activities.

Table 1 summarizes operational losses:

Table 1: Operational Losses by Fiscal Year
Fiscal Year (FY) Amount
FY 2024/25 ¹ Losses (Prior FY) $52,708
FY 2025/26 ² Losses (Current FY, Projected) $41,922
FY 2026/27 ³ (Next FY, Projected) $63,382
¹ Based on negative fund balances at the end of prior FY ² Based on projected end of year labor and expenses
³ Based on current year costs, with appropriate cost of living adjustments The increase from $41,922 to $63,382 represents:
 Increase in labor costs from step increases and cost of living adjustments  Increase in materials from inflation
 Five Zones Projected to enter a deficit in FY 2026/27 Transfers In
Starting in FY 2024/25, the Finance Department began scheduling transfers into various LMD zones where shortfalls were projected, in FY 2024/25 these transfers totaled $158,459. This amount is greater than the shortfall projected by the Engineer’s Report. As a result, funds will either be transferred back to the General Fund or required transfers for the current fiscal year will be adjusted to compensate.

When calculating the FY 2026/27 assessments, any prior transfer-in amounts were deducted from each zone’s fund balance. This allows the Engineer’s Report to reflect each zone’s underlying and unsubsidized operating position. Accordingly, the FY 2026/27 assessment calculations do not rely on, or assume, ongoing General Fund support for the purposes of calculating assessments or fund balances.

FISCAL IMPACT:

The General Fund is projected to subsidize operational losses of $63,382 in FY 2026/27. For the current fiscal year, the General Fund is projected to absorb $41,922 that accrued in FY 2025/26 and $52,708 for years preceding FY 2025/26.

ALTERNATIVES:

Adjust individual or multiple Zones, each adjustment results in changes that may be carried forward in future years in varying ways.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Zone Location Map

2. LMD Cost Assessment Factors

3. Resolution Directing Preparation of Engineer’s Report

4. Resolution to Levy and Collect Annual Assessments

5. FY 2026/27 Engineer’s Report

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Attachment 2
LMD Cost Assessment Factors
 Use of Fund Balance. Beginning in Fiscal Year (FY) 2012/2013, an analysis of available fund balances in many Zones indicated that assessments could be temporarily reduced or eliminated in those Zones while the fund balances were brought down to appropriate levels which better approximated actual expenses. In some cases, these reductions still need to continue. In others, the fund balances have been reduced appropriately, and the assessments have previously been or will be reset at a level where they equal expenses.  Unsuccessful Assessment Increase. Where Proposition 218 hearings fail to increase assessments, Parks has previously attempted to reduce the level of maintenance to a point commensurate with available funding. At present, the cost of landscaping exceeds the amount of revenue generated in many Zones.
 Tree Trimming. Where funding is available, one-fourth of the trees in a Zone are trimmed annually. For those Zones that did not approve increases to assessments, tree trimming represents the first maintenance item to be removed; the assumption being that trees represented less of a visual impact than un-mowed grass or un-trimmed bushes. At present, tree trimming does not appear to have been curtailed to match funding levels.  Water Usage Costs. The water usage fee is included in the recommended Engineer’s Report based on the square footage of landscaping within each Zone. As previously noted, this fee will transition to a metered cost in all Zones as meters continue to be installed at the various water service locations. A review of the current utility charges shows that 17 Zones of the total 80 have some form of metering. The status of the 63 remaining Zones is unknown at present. A recent Capital Improvement Project has installed water meters at some Zones, engineering will be working with finance to ensure they are assigned to the correct utility billing account(s).
 Reserve for Cash Flow. This reserve may be held per Section 22569 of the Streets and Highways Code. The maximum amount (accrual) and defined target for the Zones is equivalent to the estimated costs of maintaining the Zones between July 1 and December 10.

The maximum amount would be accrued over the course of as much as 5 years to reduce the magnitude of recommended assessment increases when they do occur. Prior to this reserve going below zero in any given year, Proposition 218 Hearings should be implemented to increase assessments.

Attachment 3
Resolution Directing Preparation of Engineer’s Report

RESOLUTION NO. 26-________

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA,

CALIFORNIA ORDERING THE CITY ENGINEER TO FILE A REPORT WITH

REGARD TO CITY WIDE LANDSCAPE AND LIGHTING DISTRICT ZONES OF BENEFIT 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10- G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20- A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 for FY 2026/27
WHEREAS, the City of Madera is a municipal corporation duly created and existing pursuant to the Constitution and laws of the State of California; and WHEREAS, the City Council has previously provided for the formation of a City Wide Assessment District (District) pursuant to the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972 (the “Act”) and provided for the inclusion of Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29- D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 into said District; and WHEREAS, the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 requires the review of annual assessment of existing Districts; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Madera desires that assessments be levied and collected in said assessment districts for the 2026/27 fiscal year in accordance with Chapter 3 (commencing with Section 22620) of Part 2 of Division 15 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, the City Council wishes to secure an Engineer’s Report in accordance with Article 4 (commencing with Section 22565) of Chapter 1 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA HEREBY finds, orders, and resolves as follows:

1. The above recitals are true and correct.

2. There are no proposed new improvements or substantial changes in existing improvements as described in the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972. The City Engineer is hereby ordered to prepare and file a report in accordance with Article 4 (commencing with Section 22565) of Chapter 1 of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California for fiscal year 2026/27 Landscape and Lighting Maintenance District No. 1 assessments.

3. This resolution is effective immediately upon adoption * * * * * * * * *
Attachment 4
Resolution – Intention to Levy

RESOLUTION NO. 26-________

A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

MADERA, CALIFORNIA, TO LEVY AND COLLECT ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS

FOR CITY WIDE LANDSCAPE AND LIGHTING DISTRICT ZONES OF BENEFIT 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 for FY 2026/27 AND SETTING DATE FOR PUBLIC

HEARING

WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore, provided for the formation of a City Wide Assessment District (District) pursuant to the Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972 (the “Act”) and provided for the inclusion of Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29- D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 into said District; and WHEREAS, the City Council initiated proceedings to levy annual assessments for the above-referenced Zones and directed the City Engineer to prepare and file this report with the City Council as required by Streets and Highways Code Section 22565 et seq.; and WHEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared an Engineer’s Report which has been filed with the office of the City Clerk for submission to the City Council, setting forth a full and detailed description of the improvements, the boundaries of the assessment district, the Zones of Benefit therein and the proposed assessments upon assessable lots and parcels of land within the District to which reference is hereby made for full particulars. The boundaries of the Zones of Benefit within the city-wide assessment district and the improvement therein are as generally described in the Engineer’s Report; and
WHEREAS, the City Council approved the Engineer’s Report on May 6, 2026; and WHEREAS, adjustments to assessments reflect the increasing costs of landscaping, administrative overhead, and the goal of a 5-year fund balance that attempts to maintain a steady fund balance; and
WHEREAS, the City Council is required to set a hearing where all interested persons shall be heard on the question of the levy and collection of the proposed assessments.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MADERA HEREBY finds, orders, and resolves as follows:

1. The above recitals are true and correct.

2. The Engineer’s Report has been prepared and has been filed with the office of the City Clerk for submission to the City Council and has been approved by the City Council.

3. It is the intention of the Madera City Council to levy and collect assessments for the 2026/27 fiscal year in accordance with that determined in the Engineer’s Report for City Wide Landscape and Lighting District Zones of Benefit 1, 2, 3, 4, 6- A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H, 10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21- D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C, 26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29- D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51 for Fiscal Year 2026/27.

4. The Landscape and Lighting District Zones of Benefit which generally include but are not limited to park strip and median landscaping are in general conformity to those originally formed and no changes have been made or are proposed to these improvements as part of this action.

5. A Public Hearing shall be held at a regular meeting of the Madera City Council on June 17, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at 205 W. 4th Street, Madera, CA for all interested persons to be heard on the question of the levy and collection of the proposed assessments and for the Council to consider the Proposed Fiscal Year 2026/27 Assessments for the above-referenced Zones.

6. A public hearing notice shall be published in the Madera Tribune advertising the date, time, and place of the June 17, 2026, at least ten (10) days before the hearing date.

7. Written protests may be filed with the City Clerk at any time prior to the conclusion of the hearing. A written protest shall state all grounds of objection and shall contain a description sufficient to identify the property owned by the protesting person or persons.

8. This resolution is effective immediately upon adoption. * * * * * * * * *
Attachment 5
FY 2026/27 Engineer’s Report

RECORDING REQUESTED BY
AND MAILED TO:

NAME: CITY OF MADERA
STREET: 205 W. 4TH STREET
CITY: MADERA, CA 93637
ATTENTION: CITY CLERK
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CITY OF MADERA

ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

COUNTY OF MADERA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGINEER’S REPORT
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT
Keith Brent Helmuth
City Engineer
City of Madera
_____________________________________________
Date
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10- D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-
B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-
B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-
D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29,
29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-
B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37,
39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46,
50 & 51
ENGINEER’S REPORT

FOR CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10- D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-
B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-
B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-
D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29,
29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-
B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37,
39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46,
50 & 51
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT

TABLE OF CONTENTS
LANDSCAPING ZONES BY SUBDIVISION ….............................................................................3 ASSESSMENT SPREAD METHODOLOGY ..………………………………………………………..7 METHOD OF ASSESSMENT BY ZONE ..……………………………………………………………8 COSTS PER ZONE / ASSESSMENT ROLLS ………………………………………………………29 ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM / MAPS .…………………………………………………………………30

CERTIFICATION OF FILING AND CONFIRMATION OF ASSESSMENT
TO THE ENGINEER’S REPORT FOR

CITY OF MADERA LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10- D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-
B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-
B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-
D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29,
29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-
B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37,
39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46,
50 & 51
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT
The Undersigned respectfully submits the enclosed reports as directed by the City Council on ___________, 2026.

BY: _________________________________
Keith Brent Helmuth, City Engineer
Certification of Filing with City.

I, Alicia Gonzales, City Clerk of the City of Madera, do hereby certify that the foregoing assessments, together with the diagrams attached thereto, were filed with me on ______, 2026.

BY: __________________________________

Certification of Approval and Confirmation by City Council I, Alicia Gonzales, City Clerk of the City of Madera, do hereby certify that the foregoing assessments, together with the diagrams attached thereto, were approved, and confirmed by the City Council of the City of Madera on __________________, 2026.

BY: __________________________________
Certification of Filing with Superintendent of Streets
I, Keith Brent Helmuth, City Engineer of the City of Madera, hereby certify that the foregoing assessments together with the diagrams attached thereto, were recorded in my office on __________________, 2026.

BY: _____________________________________

Certification of Filing with the County Auditor
I, Catherine Nainoa, Auditor of the County of Madera, do hereby certify that the foregoing assessments, together with the diagrams attached thereto, were filed in my office ________________________, 2026.

BY: _____________________________________
Catherine Nainoa
Chief Accountant/Auditor

LANDSCAPING ZONES BY SUBDIVISION
ZONE # ZONE NAME
1 AIRPORT BUSINESS PARK
2 PHEASANT RUN/NORTHWEST ESTATES
3 MANSIONETTE ESTATES 1, 2, & 3
4 WESTGATE NORTHWEST 1 & 2
6A WOODLAND HILLS/BASILA
6B SUNSET SOUTHWEST 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5
7 TOWN & COUNTRY ESTATES
8 VINEYARD ESTATES II, III, IV &V
9 ORCHARD ESTATES & ORCHARD ESTATES No. 2
10A VENTURI SUBDIVISION
10B PEBBLE BEACH I & II
10C PEBBLE BEACH III & IV
10D PEBBLE BEACH V
10E PEBBLE BEACH VI
10F PEBBLE BEACH VII
10G PEBBLE BEACH VIII
10H PEBBLE BEACH IX
10I PEBBLE BEACH X
12 FRENCH COVE 1 & 2
13 LAS PALMAS ESTATES I, II, III & IV
14 CAPISTRANO 1 & 2
15 CLINTON / ELM RANCHOS 1
15B CLINTON / ELM RANCHOS 2
15C CLINTON / ELM RANCHOS 3
16 SUGAR PINE ESTATES
17A CAPISTRANO X, PHASES 1 & 2 & TUSCAN VILLAGE
17B CAPISTRANO X, PHASE III
17C CAPISTRANO X, PHASE IV
17D CAPISTRANO XI, PHASE I
18 LINCOLN PLACE, PHASE I, II & III
20A LA JOLLA ESTATES, PHASE 1
20B LA JOLLA ESTATES, PHASE 2
20C LA JOLLA ESTATES, PHASE 3
ZONE # ZONE NAME
21A HOME RANCH I
21B HOME RANCH II
21C HOME RANCH III
21D HOME RANCH IV AND MELANIE MEADOWS I
23 ELM ESTATES II
24 VISTA DEL SIERRA (RDA)
25C COTTONWOOD ESTATES III
25D COTTONWOOD ESTATES IV
26 CORDOVA ESTATES PHASE I & II
26B CORDOVA ESTATES PHASE III
26C CORDOVA ESTATES PHASE IV
26D OAKWOOD ESTATES
27 VINEYARD WEST I
27B VINEYARD WEST II
28 CAPISTRANO XII & XIV
28B CAPISTRANO XIII
29 CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE I
29B CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE II
29C CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE III
29D CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE IV
29E CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS EAST
30 YOSEMITE ESTATES
31A HIGHLANDS AT RANCHO VALENCIA PHASE I
31B HIGHLANDS AT RANCHO VALENCIA PHASE II
32A LA JOLLA NORTH PHASE I
32B LAN JOLLA NORTH PHASE II
33 SOUTH STAR ESTATES
34 KENNEDY ESTATES PHASE I & II
34B KENNEDY ESTATES PHASE III
34C KENNEDY ESTATES PHASE IV
35 SANTA BARBARA ESTATES
36A MARIPOSA ESTATES I
36B MARIPOSA ESTATES II
36C OLIVE ESTATES
37 ALMOND TREE ESTATES
39 CARMEL HOMES III AND VARBELLA
40 TIERRA VISTA ESTATES
41 POND PLACE
ZONE # ZONE NAME
43A ORCHARD POINT ESTATES PHASE I & II & BRAWLEY
43C EL CORONADO ESTATES
43D ALMOND VILLAGE ESTATES
43E TAYLOR ESTATES
44 SIERRA VISTA ESTATES PHASE III
45A SIENNA ESTATES
46 CAPISTRANO XVII
50 SUGAR PINE VILLAGE
51 RED ROCK RETAIL CENTER, ET AL
ENGINEER’S REPORT
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT
WHEREAS, on June, 1991 the City Council of the City of Madera by resolution provided for the creation of a Landscape Maintenance District to provide funds to the City for the maintenance of landscaping within street medians, street park strips, and easements included as a part of said District, the entire City shall be designated as one District composed of separate Landscape Maintenance Zones, and
NOW THEREFORE, I, Keith Brent Helmuth, Engineer of Work for the City of Madera, do hereby assess and apportion the total estimate of cost of the formation, servicing, and maintenance of the referenced Zones upon the several lots or parcels of land benefited, as more particularly set forth in the assessment rolls filed herewith, marked Exhibit “C” and incorporated herein by reference. The numbers on said assessment roll correspond with the assigned numbers upon the assessment diagrams filed herewith, marked Exhibit “D”, and incorporated herein by reference. Said assessment is made upon the several lots or parcels of land within the Zones in proportion to the estimated benefits to be received by said lots of parcels of land for said maintenance. A description of the method used to estimate those benefits is presented below.

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Improvement Plans, Tract Map, and Conditions of Approval have been used to determine landscaped areas within each Zone. Such detailed plans have been prepared by the various project developers and are on file with the City of Madera.

ESTIMATE OF COSTS
The amounts to be assessed and a breakdown of these costs are provided in the Exhibit “C”.

These costs are based upon the best estimates available at the time of preparation of this report.

Since this report will be a yearly document for the continuation of each maintenance Zone, any costs not spent by the City of Madera during the referenced fiscal year will be credited to assessments in future years. Conversely any costs underestimated during the referenced year will be recovered by assessments in future years.

ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM
The maps entitled “ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM“ are incorporated herein, and sets forth the lots of parcels of land, and assigns each individual parcel a distinctive number for reference to the assessment roll. Each of the properties included within each referenced Zone is identified by an Assessment Parcel Number.

DATED: __________________________________
SIGNED: __________________________________

ENGINEER OF WORK FOR THE CITY OF MADERA
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31- B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51
Exhibit ‘A’

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10-H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26- B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31- A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT

ASSESSMENT SPREAD METHODOLOGY

PROPERTY RELATED BENEFIT
Property-related benefit must provide a specific, rather than general, benefit to each property being assessed in proportion to at least the amount of assessment.

The installation and maintenance of landscaping of park strips, median islands along major streets, median islands within developments/subdivisions, and certain out-lots, were requirements for obtaining favorable development entitlements which provide a specific benefit to the newly created properties, all as more particularly described on Exhibit “B”.

GENERAL BENEFIT
General benefit is defined as any benefit that does not confer specific benefit via a propertyrelated service or capital improvement. General benefits can be determined to benefit the property within the District/Zone and/or the public at large. The landscaping in median islands located in major streets results in an attractive transportation corridor for the community in conformance with the City’s General Plan, and thereby providing some degree of general benefit as well as, a specific benefit to adjoining properties.

FY 2026/2027 ASSESSMENT
In accordance with the definitions of Proposition 218, the properties in each case are being assessed for their prorate share of costs to maintain the landscaping in park strips along major streets adjacent to the respective developments/subdivisions, in median islands located within the development/subdivision, in certain outlots. Costs include maintenance of trees, shrubs, sprinkler systems, fertilizer, weed control and general maintenance and repair or replacement when required. The assessment may be increased annually to the range of the assessment in the amount of the Engineering News Record Constructions Cost Index (Los Angeles, plus two percent).

In accordance with Proposition 218, the owners of land with a majority of the total cost of assessments did heretofore approve the assessments for landscape maintenance on June 4, 1997, June 3, 1998, July 16, 1999, July 19, 2000, April 4, 2001, June 6, 2001, June 5, 2002, August 21, 2002, July 16, 2003, September 1, 2004, August 3, 2005, August 16, 2006, August 15, 2007, August 20, 2008 and August 5, 2009, July 21, 2010, August 3, 2011, August 1, 2012, August 7, 2013, June 4, 2014, July 1, 2015, July 20, 2016, July 19, 2017, August 1, 2018, July 3, 2019, and July 15, 2020, or was required as a condition of approval of the subdivision.

Exhibit ‘B’

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10- H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20- B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26-D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT BY ZONE
ZONE 1 – Airport Business Park
Landscape easements along the east and west side of Airport Drive from Aviation Drive to Avenue 17 were included as part of the Airport Business Park Improvement Plans and are also required for proposed future development within the boundaries established herein. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 45 parcels within the Airport Business Park included in this Zone, all of them zoned for commercial use. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon parcel area of all properties within the Zone and frontage length of those properties fronting the landscaped areas along Airport Drive. The proportions will be such that 75 % of the total assessment will be spread on the basis of lot area and the remaining 25 % will be spread on the basis of frontage length along Airport Drive.

ZONE 2 – Pheasant Run/Northwest Estates
Landscaping along the north right of way of Cleveland Avenue and along the east right of way of Granada Drive was included as conditions of approval of plans for Pheasant Run Subdivision.

Landscaped median islands along Schnoor Avenue between Cleveland Avenue and Avenue 16 were included as conditions of approval of plans for Northwest Estates Subdivision and proposed future development within the boundaries established herein. A portion of the future Cleveland Avenue median landscaping was also included as an assessable item within the Zone. The assessments include fifty percent of the costs for maintaining of the median island landscaping on Schnoor and Cleveland Avenues. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 173 (Assessment Numbers 10-182) single-family residential lots within Pheasant Run Subdivision Nos. 1, 2 and 3 and 97 single-family residential lots within Northwest Estates Subdivision Nos. 1-5 & 7 (Assessment Numbers 183-220 and 237 –278 and 281- 297).

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot, for a total of 260 unit assessments for residential property.

Assessment Numbers 279 and 280, and Parcel 1 in Book 35 of Maps at Page 27 of Madera County Records (Assessment No. 232) and Parcels A through O in Book 42 of Maps at pages 107 and 108 of Madera County Records (Assessment Nos. 221 through 226 zoned professional office) and all property east of Schnoor Avenue within Zone 2 (319-328) are currently zoned commercial. The number of units assigned to each commercial lot was determined by dividing their respective areas by 0.15 acre, which is the average area of the single-family residential lots within the Pheasant Run and Northwest Estates subdivisions.

ZONE 3 – Mansionette Estates, Phases 1, 2, 3
Landscaped medians along Schnoor Avenue between Cleveland Avenue and the Fresno River and a portion of the Cleveland Avenue median landscaping were conditions of approval of proposed future development within the boundaries of Mansionette Estates 1, 2, & 3. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of the costs for maintenance of the median island landscaping in Schnoor Avenue. The assessments include fifty percent of the cost for maintenance of the landscaping of the MID canal right of way.

Parcel 1 and 2 in Book 49 of Maps at Page 9 of Madera County Records (Assessment Numbers 7 and 8) and Parcels 1 and 2 in Book 43 of Maps at Pages 9 and 10 of Madera County Records (Assessment Number 10 and 11) and parcel 3 and 4 in Book 43 of Maps at Pages 9 and 10 of Madera County Records (Assessment number 9) were combined per document 2006017711 to form one parcel and Parcels 1, 2 and 4 in Book 38 of Maps, at Page 87 of Madera County Records (Assessment Numbers 2, 3, and 4) and Parcel 1 and 2 in Book 39 of Maps at Page 129 of Madera County Records (Assessment Numbers 5 and 6) are currently zoned commercial. Parcel A in Book 37 of Maps, at Pages 102-104 of Madera County Records (Assessment Number 1) is currently zoned multi-family residential. The number of unit assessments assigned to each commercial lot and multi-family lot was determined by dividing their respective areas by 0.17 acre, which is the average size of the single family residential lot within Mansionette Estates, Phase 1, 2, & 3.

Parcel B in Book 37 of Maps, at Pages 102-104 of Madera County Records has been subdivided into two lots. The northerly lot has been further divided into 34 single family residential lots within Mansionette Estates Phase III Subdivision in Book 42 of Maps at Pages 143 and 144 of Madera County Records (Assessment Number 106 through 139). There are 159 single-family residential lots within Mansionette Estates Subdivision Phase I and II in Book 37 of Maps at Pages 103 and 104 of Madera county Records (Assessment Numbers 12 through 105). Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot. The southerly lot (Assessment Numbers 172 and 173) cannot be developed and will not be assessed.

There are 193 unit assessments for residential property, and 11unit assessments for commercial areas.

ZONE 4 – Westgate Northwest, Phases I & II
A condition of approval of the Westgate Northwest subdivision required landscaping of the following areas.

1. A median island in North Westberry Boulevard, between Sunset Avenue and Riverview Drive;

2. A median island in Double Tree Way between Sunset Avenue and Boulder Avenue;

3. A median island in Castle Way between Double Tree Way and Countess Lane.

4. The planter strip along the east right of way of Westberry Boulevard, contiguous to the subdivision; and,

5. The planter strip along the north right of way of Sunset Avenue contiguous to the subdivision.

The proposed landscape area between Riverview Drive and the Fresno River was also added as an assessable item within the Zone. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 106 zero lot line, family residential lots and 57 standard, single-family residential lots within Westgate Northwest Phase I. There are 90 single family residential lots within Phase II of Westgate Northwest after numerous Lot Line Adjustments.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each zero lot line residential lot and two units of assessment per each standard residential lot, which are approximately twice the acreage of the zero lot line residential lots.

ZONE 6A – Woodlands/Basila
Landscaping of certain areas was a condition of approval for the Woodland Subdivision, the Woodlands Subdivision No. 2, and the Basila Subdivision in Madera. Landscape areas are located along Woodlands Drive, Woodlands Court, Cedar Creek Lane and Westberry Blvd, all within or adjacent to the above subdivision and streets. The median island landscaping along Westberry Blvd between Sunset Avenue and the south property line of Basila Subdivision, Phase 2 and 3 shall be included in the assessments at a rate of 50% of the costs of maintenance.

There are 108 single family residential lots within Woodland Subdivision, Woodland Subdivision No. 2, Basila Subdivision, and Basila Subdivision Phases 2 and 3. Assessment for maintenance of these improvements has been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 109 residential lots.

The remaining two parcels (009-300-010-000 & 009-300-009-000) have been assessed for maintenance of these improvements and has been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 109 residential lots.

ZONE 6B – Sunset Southwest, Phases 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
Landscaping was required by conditions of approval for Sunset Southwest Subdivision, Phases I through 5 including Kimmel Avenue, the south side of Sunset Avenue, the west side of Westberry Boulevard and 50% of the median in Westberry Boulevard, all within or adjacent to the above subdivision and streets.

There are 139 residential lots within Sunset Southwest Subdivision, Phases1 through 5.

Assessment for maintenance of these improvements has been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 139 residential lots.

ZONE 7 – Town & Country Estates
Landscaped medians along Merlot Avenue, landscaping within the west right of way of S.

Granada Drive and the north right of way of W. Almond, and maintenance of the paved emergency access easement were included as conditions of approval of the Town and Country Estates subdivision. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within these boundaries to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 137 single-family residential lots within Town & Country Estates, which benefit from the landscaped frontage along Granada Drive and the landscaped median in Merlot Avenue.

Assessments for maintenance of the landscape improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 137 residential lots.

Assessment Numbers 138, 139 and 140 are zoned for multi-family residential units. The apartment units front Almond Avenue and a portion of Granada Drive. The apartments isolate the single-family lots from any benefit of landscaping along these roads. Therefore maintenance costs associated with this landscaping will be applied only to the multi-family residential units once established. No maintenance costs are assumed for the 30-foot wide access easement through the apartment complex since it is temporary and will be replaced by a parking lot.

The number of units assigned to each multi-family residential lot, was determined by dividing their respective areas by 0.16 acre, which is the average size of the single-family residential lot within the Town and Country Estates subdivision.

ZONE 8 – Vineyard Estates Subdivision, Phases II, III, IV & V Conditions of approval of the plans for the Vineyards Subdivision 2, 3, 4 and 5, required maintenance of the landscaped areas noted below:

1. The park strip along the north right of way of Pecan Avenue;

2. The landscape easement along the north side of Pecan Avenue;

3. The landscape easement adjacent to the storm drainage pond; and,

4. The landscape buffer within the right of way along the north and south sides of Gary Lane.

Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within these boundaries to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 193 single family residential lots within the Vineyards Subdivision No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

Assessment Numbers 52, 53 and 54 are currently zoned commercial. The number of units assigned to each commercial lot was determined by dividing their respective areas by 0.14 acre, which is the average size of the single family residential lot within Vineyards, Phases II, III, IV and V.

The assessments for Assessment Numbers 1-51 and 55-196 may increase if future development requires landscaping along Monterey Avenue, Gary Lane or Pecan Avenue.

ZONE 9 – Orchard Estates & Orchard Estates No. 2
Landscaping in the park strip located along the North right of way of Pecan Avenue was included as a condition of approval of plans for the Orchard Estates Subdivision. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of Orchard Estates Subdivision and Orchard Estates Subdivision No. 2 to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 66 single family residential lots within Orchard Estates Subdivision and Orchard Estates Subdivision No. 2, and the 2 other residential lots within Zone 9, for a total of 68 units of assessment.

ZONE 10 A – Venturi Subdivision
The landscape park strip along the north side of Sunset Avenue from Shannon Avenue to 630 feet to the east line of the subdivision and the park strip along the east side of Shannon Avenue, located between 248 feet and 428 feet (180) north of Sunset Avenue, was included as a condition of approval of the plans for the Venturi Subdivision. The entry gate to the subdivision has 180 square feet of landscaping. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment for each of the 13 lots within the Venturi Subdivision.

ZONE 10B – Pebble Beach, Phase I & II
A condition of approval for Pebble Beach Estates Ph II was maintenance of the west park strip along Schnoor Avenue, North and South of Riverview Drive, through the creation of Zone 10B.

There are 39 single-family residential lots in Pebble Beach Estates, Phase II within Zone 10B.

Eight (8) single-family residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates, Phase I are included in Zone 10 B for the maintenance of landscaping along the north right-of-way of Sunset Avenue, just West of Shannon Avenue. It is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 47 single-family residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates, Phase I and Phase II.

ZONE 10C – Pebble Beach, Phase III & IV
A condition of approval of Pebble Beach Estates Phases III and IV was maintenance of the West park strip along Schnoor Avenue, North and South of Riverview Drive. All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped park strip. Therefore it is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries to account for their share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 21 single-family residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phase III and 29 singlefamily residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phase IV. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 50 residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phases III and IV.

ZONE 10D – Pebble Beach, Phase V
Maintenance of the landscape planter strip along the west side of Schnoor Avenue between 90 feet South and 360 feet North of University Avenue was a condition of map approval of the Pebble Beach Estates Phase V subdivision. There are 27 single-family residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phase V. It is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 27 residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phase V.

ZONE 10E – Pebble Beach, Phase VI
A condition of approval of Pebble Beach Estates, Phase VI was the maintenance of landscaping of several park strips, located:

1. Along the west side of North Schnoor Avenue between a point located 250 feet south of University Avenue, to a point located 800 feet north of University; and,

2. Along the north side of Sunset Avenue from Shannon Drive to Mainberry Drive.

All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped median and park strip. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 22 residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phase VI.

ZONE 10 F – Pebble Beach, Phase VII
A condition of approval of Pebble Beach Estates, Phase VII was a requirement to maintain landscaping in park strips located on the west side of North Schnoor Avenue and along the north side of West Sunset Avenue adjacent to the Pebble Beach Phase I subdivision. All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped park strips.

Therefore, it is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 41 residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates, Phase VII.

ZONE 10G – Pebble Beach Estates Phase VIII
A condition of approval of Pebble Beach Estates, Phase VIII was the maintenance of landscaping of two park strips:

1. Along the west side of N. Schnoor Avenue; and

2. Along the north side of W. Sunset Avenue all adjacent to Pebble Beach Phase I.

It is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 46 residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates Phase VIII.

ZONE 10 H – Pebble Beach, Phase IX
A condition of approval of Pebble Beach Estates, Phase IX was a requirement to maintain landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the west side of North Schnoor Avenue and the landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the north side of West Sunset Avenue all adjacent to the Pebble Beach Subdivision. All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped parkstrip. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are fifty-three (53) single-family residential lots within Pebble Beach Estates, Phase IX within Zone 10H. Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot within Pebble Beach Estates, Phase IX.

ZONE 10 I – Pebble Beach, Phase X
A condition of approval Pebble Beach, Phase X, was the requirement for landscaping and irrigation, including trees, along the park strip on the west side of N. Schnoor Avenue, and the landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the north side of W. Sunset Avenue all adjacent to the Pebble Beach Estates Phase X Subdivision.

There are twenty-one (21) single-family residential lots and 1 multi-family lot within Pebble Beach Estates Phase X within Zone 10I. Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot within the Pebble Beach Estates Subdivision Phase X.

ZONE 12 – French Cove Phase I & II
A condition of approval of plans for French Cove Phase I and Phase II, included the following landscaped areas:

1. The planter strip on the West side of Westberry Blvd. from 107 feet South of Double Tree Way to the South right of way line of Riverview Drive;

2. The median island in Doubletree Avenue between Summer Set Lane and Westberry Blvd;

3. The median island in Tragon Street between Tragon Way and Summer Set Lane;

4. The planter strip on the North side of Riverview Drive between Summer Set Lane and Westberry Blvd.; and,

5. One-half of the median islands on Westberry Blvd. along the entire east boundary of the subdivision.

The landscaped park strips and the local street medians, provide a zone of benefit to all parcels within the two subdivisions. Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for areas 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 noted above, will be equally shared by the single-family lots within French Cove Phases I and II. The landscaped median in Westberry Blvd. however, provides a zone of benefit to the City at large. Therefore, the maintenance costs for this median island will be equally shared between the City and all single-family lots within the two subdivisions. There are 33 single-family residential lots in French Cove Phase I and 46 single-family residential lots in French Cove Phase II, for a total of 79 unit assessments.

ZONE 13 – Las Palmas Estates, Phases I, II, III & IV
A condition of approval of Las Palmas Subdivision Phases I, II, III and IV, was maintenance of the park strip located on the South side of Olive Avenue along the frontage of Phase I and the median island landscaping located in Varbella Park between Varbella Way and La Perla Way. It is therefore incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries of Las Palmas Subdivision Phases I, II, III and IV to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 22 lots in Phase I, 26 lots in Phase II, 9 lots in Phase III, and, 11 lots in Phase IV, all within Zone 13. Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 68 residential lots within Las Palmas Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 14 – Capistrano, Phases I & II
Landscaping along the north side of Almond Avenue along the frontage of Capistrano Subdivision Phase I, and the east side of Stadium Road along the frontages of said Phase I and Capistrano Subdivision Phase II, was required as a condition of approval of the plans for said Phases I and II. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the Capistrano Subdivisions, to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 115 single-family residential lots in Zone 14. Assessment for maintenance of the above landscaped areas has been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot within the Capistrano Subdivisions.

ZONE 15 – Clinton/Elm Ranchos, Phase I
Landscaping of the planter strip along the southeast side of Clinton Avenue, for the full frontage of the Clinton-Elm Ranchos Subdivision, from Fig Avenue to Elm Avenue, was required by the conditions of approval of the plans. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 19 single-family residential lots within the Clinton/Elm Ranchos Subdivision in Zone 15.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot within Clinton/Elm Ranchos Subdivision.

ZONE 15B – Clinton/Elm Ranchos, Phase II
Maintenance of the landscaped planter strip along the southeast side of Clinton Avenue from Fig Avenue to Elm Avenue was required by the conditions of approval of the plans for the Clinton/Elm Ranchos Subdivision Phase II. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

There are 10 single-family residential lots within the Clinton/Elm Ranchos Subdivision Phase II, in Zone 15B. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each residential lot within said Phase II.

ZONE 15C – Clinton/Elm Ranchos, Phase III
A condition of approval of plans for Clinton/Elm Ranchos Phase III was maintenance of the landscaped planter strip along the southeasterly side of Clinton Avenue from Fig Avenue to Elm Avenue. It is incumbent upon the property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of the costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 11 residential lots within Clinton/Elm Ranchos, Phase III.

ZONE 16 – Sugar Pine Estates
Conditions of approval of the Sugar Pine Estates subdivision required landscaping of the following areas:

1. Outlots “A” and “B” along the southwesterly side of Lilly Street between the Main Canal No. 1 and Sawmill Street;

2. Planter strip on the southwest side of Lilly Street adjacent to lots 1 through 4 inclusive, of said subdivision, a distance of approximately 214 feet; and,

3. Planter strip on the northeasterly side of Adelaide Street, adjacent to lots 5 through 8 inclusive and adjacent to lot 9, a distance of about 240 feet.

All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped outlots and the planter strips. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 24 residential lots and Outlot “C” within Sugar Pine Estates.

ZONE 17A – Capistrano X, Phases I & II & TUSCAN VILLAGE A condition of approval of plans for Tuscan Village, required landscaped areas and an irrigation system in the park strip located along the west side of North Westberry Boulevard north of Ren way, adjacent to the east side said subdivision, a distance of 250 lineal feet. The above landscaping completes the park strip to be included in Zone of Benefit 17A.

A condition of map approval for Capistrano X, Phases I & II, required landscaped areas at the locations noted below.

1. median island and the park strip along the west side of Westberry Boulevard between a point located approximately 123 feet south of the centerline of Ren Way to a point located approximately 247 feet north of said centerline;

2. median island and park strip along the west side of Westberry Boulevard between a point located approximately 145 feet south of the centerline of Westgate Drive to a point located approximately 247 feet north of said centerline; and,

3. “Outlot A” along the east side of Kent Drive, an area 15 feet wide and 300 feet long, more or less.

There are 40 single-family residential lots in Phase I and 33 single-family residential lots in Phase II. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 73 residential lots within Capistrano X Phases I and II; and, the 25 lots in Tuscan Village derive a benefit from the landscaped median island in point located approximately 123 feet south of the centerline of Ren Way and a point located approximately 247 feet north of the centerline of Westgate Drive. Therefore, one-hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above identified park strip and 50% of the maintenance costs of the above identified median island will be assessed against 98 lots now existing within Zone 17A.

ZONE 17B – Capistrano X Phase III
One of the conditions for approval of plans for the Capistrano X, Phase III, was maintenance of the landscaped park strip along the east side of Westberry Blvd and, the median island in Westberry Blvd., along a distance of about 530 feet. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. The park strip will be assessed at 100% and the median island will be assessed at 50% of the maintenance costs against all 32 single-family residential lots in the subdivision. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 32 residential lots within Capistrano X Phase III.

ZONE 17C – Capistrano X Phase IV
One of the conditions for approval of plans for the Capistrano X, Phase IV, was maintenance of the landscaped park strip along the east side of Westberry Blvd., and the median island in Westberry Blvd. along a distance of about 526 feet. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

The park strip will be assessed at 100% and the median island will be assessed at 50% of the maintenance costs against all 35 single-family residential lots in Capistrano X, Phase IV.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 35 residential lots within Capistrano X, Phase IV.

ZONE 17D – Capistrano XI Phase I
One of the conditions for approval of plans for the Capistrano XI Phase I was maintenance of the landscaped park strip along the east side of Westberry Blvd., and the median island in Westberry Blvd., improvements which exist along the west boundary of the Capistrano X, Phase III, subdivision, and measure about 530 lineal feet. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas.

The park strip will be assessed at 100% and the median island will be assessed at 50% of the maintenance costs against all 45 single-family residential lots in Capistrano XI Phase I.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 45 residential lots within Capistrano XI, Phase I.

ZONE 18 – Lincoln Place, Phase I, II & III
Conditions for approval of plans for Lincoln Place, Phase I, II, and III was maintenance of landscaped areas noted below:

1. Park strip along the west side of Westberry Blvd. and the median island in Westberry Blvd. between the north boundary of Phase II and the south boundary of Phase I, a distance of about 600 feet; and,

2. Park strip along the north side of Sunset Avenue between Liberty Lane and Westberry Blvd. a distance of about 580 feet; and,

3. Lot 55 (Outlot “A”) of Lincoln Place Phase I.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. The park strip will be assessed at 100% and the median island will be assessed at 50% of the maintenance costs against all residential lots in the subdivision. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 54 residential lots within Lincoln Place I, II & III.

ZONE 20A – La Jolla Estates Phase 1 and Bellava-Berk Homes Landscaping of certain areas was a condition of approval for the La Jolla Estates Phase 1 and Bellava-Berk Homes. Landscape areas are located on the east side of Merced Street, adjacent to lot 17, measuring about 110 lineal feet of park strip within La Jolla Estates. Property frontage north of Adell Street, along Merced Street; approximately 20 feet of landscaping south of Adell Street, along the Merced Street property frontage; and approximately 60 feet of landscaping west of Merced Street, along the Adell Street property frontage within the Bella-Berk Homes. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped area.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 17 single-family residential lots within La Jolla Estates Phase 1 and 14 lots of Bellava-Berk Homes.

ZONE 20B – La Jolla Estates Phase 2
One of the conditions for approval of plans for La Jolla Estates Phase 2 was maintenance of the landscaped park strip on the east side of Merced Street, adjacent to lots 22 and 23, measuring about 270 lineal feet. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped area.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 31 single-family residential lots within La Jolla Estates Phase

2. ZONE 20C – La Jolla Estates Phase 3
One of the conditions for approval of plans for La Jolla Estates Phase 3 was maintenance of the landscaped park strip on the east side of Merced Street, adjacent to lot 64, measuring about 100 lineal feet. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped area. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 16 single-family residential lots within La Jolla Estates Phase 3.

ZONE 21A – Home Ranch Phase I
A condition of approval for Home Ranch Phase I was the maintenance of several landscaped areas:

1. the park strip along the south side of W. Cleveland and the median island in W. Cleveland from Westberry Boulevard to Glade Avenue;

2. the park strip on the east ad west sides of Westberry Blvd. And ½ of the median island in Westberry Blvd. From W. Cleveland to a point located 430 feet south, thereof; and,

3. the full median island in Westberry Blvd. Between a point located 430 feet south of W.

Cleveland and a point located 1,143 feet south of W. Cleveland.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 41 residential lots within Home Ranch Phase I.

ZONE 21B – Home Ranch Phase II
A condition of approval of the plans for Home Ranch Phase II was maintenance of the park strip along the east side of Westberry Blvd. And the median island in Westberry Blvd. Between a point located about 150 feet south of the centerline of West Fairway Avenue to a point located about 400 feet north of said centerline.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 72 residential lots within Home Ranch Phase II. Of these lots three (3) are assessed an addition 1/3 due to lot line adjustments and five (5) are assessed double for merged lots.

ZONE 21C - Home Ranch Phase III
A condition of approval of plans for Home Ranch Phase III, required landscape plants and an irrigation system in two park strips located on the east side and the west side of North Westberry Boulevard between the alignment of Hampton Drive to a point located approximately 535 feet north of the center line of Fairfield Way, also described as the west boundary of Home Ranch Phase III, a distance of about 1,215 lineal feet.

The landscaped park strips provide a zone of benefit to all parcels within the subdivision.

Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above identified park strips will be equally shared by the original 86 single-family lots within Home Ranch Phase III.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the original 86 residential lots in Home Ranch Phase III, for a total of 86 unit assessments for residential property.

ZONE 21D – Home Ranch Phase IV and Melanie Meadows Phase I, II, and III, and Rancho Santa Fe
A condition of approval of Home Ranch Phase IV was the requirement of landscaping in the areas described below:

1. The park strip along the south side of W. Cleveland Avenue between N. Westberry Avenue and the west boundary of Home Ranch Phase IV, a distance of about 425 feet, more or less; and,

2. The park strip along the west side of Westberry Blvd. and the median island in N.

Westberry Blvd., between W. Cleveland and W. Fairway Avenue, a distance of about 1,2000 feet, more or less.

A condition of approval of Rancho Santa Fe was the requirement of landscaping in the areas described below:

1. The park strip along the south side of W. Cleveland Avenue adjacent to the subdivision limits resulting in an approximate distance of 4,087 square feet of landscape area,

2. The landscaping area within the median constructed on W. Cleveland Avenue adjacent to the subdivision limits
Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 54 residential lots within Home Ranch Phase IV Subdivision, 54 lots of Melanie Meadows Phase I subdivision, 118 lots of Melanie Meadows Subdivision Phase II and III, and 182 lots of Rancho Santa Fe, for a total of 408 lots in zone 21D.

ZONE 23 – Elm Estates II
A condition of approval of the plans for Elm Estates II was maintenance of the park strip along the southeasterly side of Clinton Avenue adjacent to lot 1 of the subdivision, a distance of about 120 feet. It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped area. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 9 residential lots within Elm Estates II.

ZONE 24 – Vista del Sierra
A condition of approval was the requirement for landscaping and irrigation, including trees, along the park strip on the north side of Sunrise Avenue and frontage road island located along the west side of Lilly Avenue, and the temporary stormwater retention basin, all adjacent to the Vista del Sierra Subdivision frontage. Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread upon one unit of assessment per each of the forty-nine (49) lots (forty-eight residential lots and a temporary basin lot which has been determined to be equivalent to a singlefamily residential lot.) within the Vista del Sierra subdivision and the temporary basin lot.

ZONE 25C – Cottonwood Estates Phase III
A condition of approval of the tentative map for Cottonwood Estates Phase III, required participation in the maintenance of landscaping and irrigation systems located in three (3) park strips along the west side of N. Granada Drive Constructed by Cottonwood Estates Phase I, between a point located approximately 290 feet south of the centerline of West Cleveland Avenue to a point located approximately 2,109 feet south said Cleveland Avenue, a distance of approximately, 1,817 lineal feet. Three phases of Cottonwood estates have been approved to date, with identical requirements, to maintain the above described park strip along Granada Avenue.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 42 lots within the Cottonwood Estates Phase III Subdivision.

ZONE 25D – Cottonwood Estates Phase IV
A condition of approval of the tentative map for Cottonwood Estates Phase 4, required participation in the maintenance of landscaping and irrigation systems located in three (3) park strips along the west side of N. Granada Drive constructed by Cottonwood Estates Phase I, between a point located approximately 290 feet south of the centerline of West Cleveland Avenue to a point located approximately 2,109 feet south said Cleveland Avenue, a distance of approximately, 1,817 lineal feet. Three phases of Cottonwood Estates have been approved to date, with identical requirements, to maintain the above described park strip along Granada Avenue.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 39 residential lots within the Cottonwood Estates Phase 4 Subdivision.

ZONE 26 – Cordova Estates Phase I & II
A condition of approval of Cordova Estates Phase I & II was the requirement for landscaping the park strip along the westerly side of Raymond Road from a point located about 135 feet south of the centerline of Laguna Way to a point located about 450 feet north of the centerline of Laguna Way.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 50 residential lots in Cordova Estates Phase I, and the 28 residential lots in Cordova Estates Phase II, for a total of 78 lots in Zone 26.

ZONE 26B – Cordova Estates Phase III
A condition of approval of Cordova Estates Phase III was the requirement for landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the west side of Raymond Road between the north and south boundary of the subdivision, and one-half of the landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the future median island in Raymond road between the north and south boundary of the subdivisions Cordova Estates Phases I, II and IV. All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped parkstrip.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the sixty-one (61) single-family residential lots within Cordova Estates, Phase III, within Zone 26B.

ZONE 26C – Cordova Estates Phase IV
A condition of approval of Cordova Estates Phase IV was the requirement for landscaping the park strip along the westerly side of Raymond Road from a point located about 135 feet south of the centerline of Laguna Way to a point located about 450 feet north of the centerline of Laguna Way.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based on one unit of assessment per each of the 52 residential lots within Cordova Estates Phase IV.

ZONE 26D – Oakwood Estates
A condition of approval of plans for Oakwood Estates, required participation in the maintenance of landscape plants and an irrigation system in the park strip located on the west side of North Raymond Road along the east boundary of the final subdivision maps for Cordova Estates Phase I and II, Map 03-S-02, and, Cordova Estates Phase IV, map 04-S-03, a distance of approximately 1,485 feet.

The landscaped park strip provides a zone of benefit to all parcels within the subdivision.

Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above identified park strip will be equally shared by the single-family lots within Oakwood Estates, the residential lots in said Cordova Estates Phases I, II, IV, and, Cordova Estates Phase III, located west of Cordova Estates Phase IV.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 23 residential lots in Oakwood Estates for a total of 23 unit assessments for residential property.

ZONE 27 – Vineyard West I
A condition of approval of Vineyards West Phase I was the requirement for landscaping park strips on the north side of Sunset Avenue, between Caitlan Drive and Via Cerioni, a distance of about 400 feet, more or less, and between Via Cerioni and a point located 140 feet east of Via Cerioni.

It is therefore incumbent upon all property owners within the boundaries of the subdivision to account for their fair share of costs to maintain the landscaped areas. Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 46 residential lots and lot No. 47 which is well site No. 32, owned by the City, within the Vineyards West Phase I Subdivision.

ZONE 27B – Vineyards West Phase II
A condition of approval of Vineyards West Phase II was the requirement for landscaping the park strip on the north side of Sunset Avenue and Riverside Drive between the east and west boundary of the Subdivision, all adjacent to the Vineyards West Phase II subdivision. There are 44 singlefamily residential lots within Vineyards West Phase II subdivision. Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 44 residential lots within the Vineyards West Phase II Subdivision.

ZONE 28 – Capistrano XII & XIV
A condition of approval of Capistrano Phase XII was the requirement for landscaping three (3) park strips on the south side of Howard Road from a point located 130 feet east of St Tropez Drive, to a point located about 130 feet west of Makenna Drive a distance of approximately 657 lineal feet.

Several park strips located along the Westside of South Granada Drive from a point located 342 feet north of Plumas Avenue to a point 125 feet south of Industrial Avenue, a distance of approximately 1210 lineal feet.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 86 residential lots within Capistrano Phase XII and 60 residential lots within Capistrano Phase XIV.

ZONE 28B – Capistrano XIII
Landscaping of the park strip located along the west right of way of Granada Drive starting at a point located 110 feet south of Desert Ranch Way to Plumas Street along a distance of 570 feet was a condition of approval of the Tentative Map for Capistrano XIII subdivision.

There are 42 single-family residential lots within Capistrano XIII subdivision. Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon unit of assessment per each residential lot.

ZONE 29 – Chateau at the Vineyards, Phase I/ La Spezia II and III A condition of approval of Chateau at the Vineyards Phase I and La Spezia I and II was the requirement for landscaping and irrigation, including trees in the areas below:

1. along West Almond Avenue, Stadium Road, and Gary Lane, all adjacent to the Chateau at the Vineyards Subdivision frontage

2. frontage along Almond Avenue, Stadium Road and Crown Terrace of La Spezia II and frontage along Stadium Road for La Spezia III.

Assessments for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the seventy (70) single-family residential lots within the Chateau at the Vineyards Subdivision and a “Not a Part” (NAP) lot which has been determined to be equivalent to twentyfour (24) single-family residential lots. As well as 87 lots for La Spezia II and 28 for La Spezia III.

ZONE 29C – Chateau at the Vineyards, Phase III
A condition of approval of plans for Chateau at the Vineyards was participation in the maintenance of irrigated landscaped areas constructed by Chateau at the Vineyards phase I, including:

1. Two park strips along the south side of West Almond Avenue between South Stadium Road and a point located approximately 1,150 feet east of Stadium Road; and,

2. Two park strips along the east side of South Stadium Road between West Almond Avenue and a point located approximately 734 feet south of Almond Avenue.

Chateau at the Vineyards, Phase III was also required to install an irrigation system and landscaping park strip along the south side of West Almond Avenue between Monterey Avenue and a point located approximately 80 feet west of Monterey Avenue.

The landscaped park strips provide a zone of benefit to all of the 19 parcels within the Chateau at the Vineyards, Phase III. Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above identified park strips will be equally shared between the four (4) phases identified in the tentative map for the Chateau at the Vineyards subdivision.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 19 residential lots in Chateau at the Vineyards.

ZONE 29D – Chateau at the Vineyards, Phase IV
A condition of approval of Chateau at the Vineyards Phase IV Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements installed in conjunction with all Chateau at the Vineyards phases:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the south side of Almond Avenue between Stadium Road and Monterey Street, running approximately 1,275 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the east side of Stadium Road, running approximately 1,275 feet between Almond Avenue and Gary Lane adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the north side of Gary Lane, running approximately 1,275 feet between Stadium Road and Monterey Street adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance of the landscape improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 35 residential lots planned for Chateau at the Vineyards Phase IV.

ZONE 29E – Chateau at the Vineyards East
A condition of approval of Chateau at the Vineyards East Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the south side of Almond Avenue, between Stadium Road and Monterey Street and on the east side of Stadium Road between Almond Avenue and the future Gary Lane, adjacent to the subdivision Tract.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 24 residential lots within the Chateau at the Vineyards East subdivision.

ZONE 30 – Yosemite Estates
A condition of approval of Yosemite Estates was the requirement for landscaping the park strip on the north side of Almond Avenue from Monterey Avenue to a point located about 195 feet west of Monterey Avenue. There are thirty (30) single-family residential lots with the Yosemite Estates subdivision. Assessments for Maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the thirty (30) residential lots within the Yosemite Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 31A – Highlands at Rancho Valencia Phase I
A condition of approval of the Tentative Map for Highlands at Rancho Valencia was a requirement for extensive landscaping with irrigation systems along park strips, within several mini-parks, within two traffic circles, and one median island in Sanders Avenue. The park strips are located on the south side of Pecan Roan and on the east side of Raymond Thomas Street. The total costs to maintain the landscape improvements will be shared equally between the 346 residential lots included in the tentative map for the Highlands at Rancho Valencia.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 94 residential lots included within the Highlands at Rancho Valencia Phase I subdivision.

ZONE 31B – Highlands at Rancho Valencia Phase II
A condition of approval of Highlands at Rancho Valencia Phase II was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of shrubs, trees, groundcover, and irrigation systems in the following locations:

1. The park strip located along the east side of Raymond Thomas Road between Parkwood Avenue and Hazel Avenue, along the west side of the subdivision;

2. The park strips, landscaped outlots, and traffic circles located in the South Valencia Avenue from the north boundary of the subdivision near Parkwood Avenue, to Georgia Avenue;

3. Outlots “F”, “H”, and “K”.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 247 residential lots within the Highlands at Rancho Valencia Phase II subdivision.

ZONE 32A – La Jolla North Phase I
A condition of approval of plans for La Jolla North subdivision Phase I, required landscape plants and an irrigation system in two park strips located on:

1. The east side of Merced Street between East Carmen and East Ellis Street, and

2. The south side of Ellis Street adjacent to lots 32 through 46 of Phase I, inclusive, a distance of about 1,000 feet.

The landscaped park strips provide a zone of benefit to all parcels within the subdivision.

Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above-identified park strips will be equally shared by the single-family lots within La Jolla North subdivision Phase I.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of the assessment per each of the 46 residential lots in La Jolla North subdivision Phase I, for a total of 46 unit assessments for residential property.

ZONE 32B – La Jolla North Phase II
A condition of approval of plans for La Jolla North subdivision Phase II, required landscape plants and irrigation system in the park strip located on the south side of East Ellis Street adjacent to lost 47 through 61 of Phase II, inclusive, a distance of about 1,000 feet.

The landscaped park strip provides a zone of benefit to all parcels within the subdivision.

Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above identified park strip will be equally shared by the single-family lots within the La Jolla North subdivision Phase II.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 47 residential lots in La Jolla North Subdivision Phase II, for a total of 47 unit assessment for residential property.

ZONE 33 – South Star Estates
A condition of approval of plans for South Star Estates was maintenance of plants and the irrigation system for two park strips located:

1. The north side of Pecan Avenue (Avenue 13) located between Hickory Avenue and Barnett Avenue, a distance of about 930 feet; and,

2. The west side of Barnett Street between Pecan Avenue and a point located about 120 feet north of the center line of Macadamia Avenue, a distance of approximately 610 feet.

All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped areas. Assessment for maintenance of the above landscaped areas has been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 61 family residential lots within South Star Estates.

ZONE 34 – Kennedy Estates Phase I & II
A Condition of approval of plans for the tentative map of Kennedy Estates, required landscape plants and an irrigation system in the park strips located:

1. along the west side of North Chapin Avenue from Kennedy Avenue, to a point located about 860 lineal feet north of Kennedy Avenue; and

2. along the north side of Kennedy Avenue from the westerly boundary of the Kennedy Estates to Chapin Avenue, a distance of about 1,025 lineal feet.

The landscaped park strip provides a zone of benefit to all of the 101 parcels within the Phase I & II of Kennedy Estates. Therefore, one hundred percent of the maintenance costs for the above identified park strips will be equally shared by the 101 single-family lots within the subdivision.

Assessments for maintenance of the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 101 residential lots in Kennedy Estates Phase I & II, for a total of 101 unit assessments for residential property.

ZONE 34B – Kennedy Estates Phase 3
A condition of approval of Kennedy Estates Phase 3 Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. along the west side of North Chapin Avenue from Ellis Street, to a point located about 860 lineal feet south of Ellis Street; and

2. along the south side of Ellis Street from the westerly boundary of the Kennedy Estates Phase 3 Subdivision to Chapin Avenue, a distance of about 1,025 lineal feet Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 52 residential lots within the Kennedy Estates Phase 3 Subdivision.

ZONE 34C – Kennedy Estates Phase 4
A condition of approval of Kennedy Estates Phase 4 Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. along the west side of North Chapin Avenue from Ellis Street, to a point located about 860 lineal feet south of Ellis Street; and

2. along the south side of Ellis Street from the westerly boundary of Kennedy Estates Phase 3 Subdivision to Chapin Avenue, a distance of about 1,025 lineal feet Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 51 residential lots within the Kennedy Estates Phase 4 Subdivision.

ZONE 35 – Santa Barbara Estates
A condition of approval of Santa Barbara Estates was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the north side of Howard Road, running 660 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 90 residential lots within the Santa Barbara Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 36A – Mariposa Estates
A condition of approval of Mariposa Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

Landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the north side of East Olive Avenue 558 feet west starting from Tozer Street and ending at the east side of Mariposa Street, then starting the west side of Mariposa Street continuing west along the north side of east Olive Avenue 550 feet and ending at Knox Street.

Landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the west side of Tozer Street 507 feet north starting at East Olive Avenue and ending at the south side of Trail Way, then starting at the north side of Trail Way continuing north along the west side of Tozer Street 594 feet and ending at A Street.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 140 residential lots within the Mariposa Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 36B – Mariposa Estates Phase II
Landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the north side of East Olive Avenue 558 feet west starting from Tozer Street and ending at the east side of Mariposa Street, then starting the west side of Mariposa Street continuing west along the north side of east Olive Avenue 550 feet and ending at Knox Street.

Landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the west side of Tozer Street 507 feet north starting at East Olive Avenue and ending at the south side of Trail Way, then starting at the north side of Trail Way continuing north along the west side of Tozer Street 594 feet and ending at A Street.

All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped park strip. Mariposa Estates, Phase II totals 10 lots equaling 10 units.

ZONE 36C – Olive Estates
A condition of approval of Olive Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the north side of East Olive Avenue 590 feet west starting at Knox Street and ending at the westerly subdivision boundary.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 46 residential lots within the Olive Estates Subdivision.

Zone 37 – Almond Tree Estates
A condition of approval of Almond Tree Estates was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Landscaping and irrigation, including trees along the park strip on the South side of West Almond Avenue, along the frontage of the subdivision, approximately 660 feet.

All parcels within the subdivision are specifically benefited by the maintenance of the landscaped park strip. Almond Tree Estates totals 100 lots equaling 100 units.

ZONE 39 – Carmel Homes III and Varbella
A condition of approval of Carmel Homes III was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the East side of Stadium Road, running 620 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the South side of Pecan Ave, running 310 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the Median on Pecan Ave, running 220 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

A condition of approval of Varbella Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the South side of Gary Lane, running approximately 1,000 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the East side of Stadium Road, running approximately 525 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the Median on Pecan Ave, running 220 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 82 residential lots within the Carmel Homes III Subdivision and 79 residential lots in the Varbella Subdivision.

ZONE 40 – Tierra Vista Estates
A condition of approval of Tierra Vista Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the north side of Gary Lane, running approximately 780 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the west side of Emily Lane, running approximately 240 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 78 residential lots within the Tierra Vista Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 41 – Pond Place Estates
A condition of approval of Pond Place Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

Landscaping and irrigation, including trees, along the park strip on the west side of Stadium Road starting from the northern boundary of the subdivision, heading south approximately 140 feet, and ending at El Monte Avenue.

Landscaping and irrigation, including trees, on the frontage road island on the west side of Stadium Road starting from El Monte Avenue, heading south approximately 320 feet, and ending at Gamay Avenue.

Landscaping and irrigation, including trees, along the park strip on the west side of Stadium Road starting from Gamay Avenue, heading south approximately 120 feet, and ending at the southern boundary of the subdivision.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 29 residential lots within the Pond Place Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 43A – Orchard Point Estates Phase I & II, Brawley Subdivision A condition of approval of Orchard Pointe Estates Phase I & II Subdivision and the Brawley Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the west side of Tozer Street 2290 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees groundcover and irrigation system in the median island of Tozer Street,, running approximately 1960 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, groundcover and irrigation system on Knox Street, running approximately 980 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract on the east side of the street.

4. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on Knox Street, running approximately 2790 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract on the west side of the of the street.

5. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on Nectarine Street, running approximately 500 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract on the south side of the street and 140 feet on the north street.

6. 14,540 square feet of landscape and hardscape material and playground equipment.

Assessments for maintenance of the landscape improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessments per each of the 306 residential lots, and an appropriate pro-rated share based on lot area for two (2) commercial lots, included in the tentative map for Orchard Pointe Phases I & II and for the Brawley Subdivision.

ZONE 43C – El Coronado Estates
A condition of approval of El Coronado Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system within the median of Tozer Street running approximately 1,680 feet between East Olive Avenue and the southern edge of subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the west side of Tozer Street, running approximately 1,000 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system within the median of East Olive Avenue running approximately 1,270 feet between Tozer Street and Knox Street.

4. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the south side of East Olive Avenue running approximately 870 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

5. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the east side of Knox Street running approximately 900 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 206 residential lots within the El Coronado Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 43D – Almond Village Estates
A condition of approval of Almond Village Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the south side of East Olive Avenue, running 615 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover, and irrigation system in the median island of East Olive Avenue, beginning at the west limits of the subdivision tract and running approximately 235 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the west side of Knox Road, running 1,060 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract between East Olive Avenue and Los Arcos Lane.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 104 residential lots within the Almond Village Estates Subdivision.

ZONE 43E – Taylor Estates
A condition of approval of Taylor Estates Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, groundcover and irrigation system on the south side of Olive Avenue running approximately 430 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system in the median island of Olive Avenue, running approximately 430 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance of the landscape improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 20 residential lots included in the tentative map ZONE 44 – Sierra Vista Estates Phase III
A condition of approval of Sierra Vista Estates Phase III was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the east side of Don Miguel Street, running 410 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation on the north side of Olive Ave, running 130 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract
Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 9 residential lots within the Sierra Vista Estates III Subdivision.

ZONE 45A – Sienna Estates Phase 1
A condition of approval of Sienna Estates Phase 1 Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the south side of East Yosemite Avenue, running approximately 1,050 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the north side of Storey Road, running approximately 850 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

3. Installation of shrubs, groundcover and irrigation system on Emerald Way, running approximately 110 feet within the subdivision tract on the both sides of the street.

4. Installation of shrubs, groundcover and irrigation system on Crimson Way, running approximately 110 feet within the subdivision tract on the both sides of the street.

Assessments for maintenance of the landscape improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 138 residential lots planned for Sienna Estates in Phases 1 and 2.

ZONE 46 – Capistrano XVII
A condition of approval of the Capistrano XVII Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for South Granada Drive, Almond Avenue and Outlot A of the Final Map. Specific limits and improvements within street frontages are identified as follows:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the West side South Granada Drive, running approximately 1,285 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

2. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the South side of West Almond Avenue, running approximately 640 feet adjacent to the subdivision tract.

Assessments for maintenance of the landscape improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 102 residential lots included in the tentative map for Capistrano XVII.

ZONE 50 – Sugar Pine Village
A condition of approval of Sugar Pine Village Subdivision was the requirement to participate in the maintenance of landscaping and the irrigation system for the following improvements:

1. Installation of shrubs, trees, groundcover and irrigation system on the north side of Clinton Street, running approximately 240 feet in length, adjacent to the subdivision.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per each of the 25 residential lots within the Sugar Pine Village Subdivision.

ZONE 51 – Red Rock Retail Center, et al
All landscaping associated with previously approved developments as depicted in their respective landscape improvement plans on file in the City of Madera Engineering Department and as referenced below:

All landscaping associated with previously approved developments as depicted in their respective landscape improvement plans on file in the City of Madera Engineering Department and as referenced below:
 Redrock Retail Center
 Will Gill Industrial Subdivision (Median Island Improvements Constructed under City Contract on Pine and Pecan Avenues)
 Old Mervyns Building 29
 Tractor Supply
 Capistrano 16 Subdivision
 Love’s Travel Center
 Riverwalk Subdivision
 Veteran’s Housing
 Burger King, Madera Ave
 Madera County Public Health
 Starbucks, Bethard Square
 Nassar Medical
 Hammel Medical Office, E. Almond Ave
 Crown Tozer Subdivision
 Lake & Adell Subdivision
 Boston Motors
 The Tint Shop
Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per square foot of land for each of the 39 commercial lots and 270 residential lots.

Assessments for maintenance for the above improvements have been spread based upon one unit of assessment per square foot of land for each of the 39 commercial lots and 268 residential lots.

INCIDENTAL COSTS
Assessments for the Administrative, Legal, Mailing, and Processing Fees for each lot or parcel are spread in the same manner as the maintenance costs for the zone in which it is located.

Exhibit ‘C’

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
2026/2027 ASSESSMENT

COSTS PER ZONE / ASSESSMENT ROLLS
ZONES: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6-A, 6-B, 7, 8, 9, 10-A, 10-B, 10-C, 10-D, 10-E, 10-F, 10-G, 10- H,10-I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 15-B, 15-C, 16, 17-A, 17-B, 17-C, 17-D, 18, 20-A, 20-B, 20-C, 21-A, 21-B, 21-C, 21-D, 23, 24, 25-C, 25-D, 26, 26-B, 26-C,26- D, 27, 27-B, 28, 28-B, 29, 29-B, 29-C, 29-D, 29-E, 30, 31-A, 31-B, 32-A, 32-B, 33, 34, 34-B, 34-C, 35, 36-A, 36-B, 36-C, 37, 39, 40, 41, 43-A, 43-C, 43-D, 43-E, 44, 45-A, 46, 50 & 51

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (169.67)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 5,916.11
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 361.05
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 185.42
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 39.57
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 27.51
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 338.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 345.29
g. EQUIPMENT g. 373.15
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 68.46
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 51.92
TOTAL COSTS: $ 7,706.48

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,826.15)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 6,050.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 102.54

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 1
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 013-010-031-000 * $76.69 26 013-012-002-000 $284.30
2 013-010-095-000 $1,447.20 28 013-012-031-000 $19.72
3 013-010-096-000 $686.53 29 013-012-035-000 $4.72
4 013-012-019-000 $40.97 30 013-010-054-000 $27.39
5 013-012-030-000 $13.46 31 013-010-073-000 $457.16
6 013-012-025-000 * $165.19 32 013-010-076-000 * $58.24 7 013-012-008-000 * $29.31 33 013-010-075-000 * $180.06 8 013-012-009-000 $27.54 34 013-010-076-000 * $58.24
9 013-012-010-000 $67.94 35 013-012-032-000 $19.72
10 013-012-013-000 $18.69 36 013-012-033-000 $19.72
11 013-012-011-000 $38.05 37 013-012-020-000 $40.63
12 013-012-012-000 $43.57 38 013-012-021-000 $43.30
13 013-012-017-000 * $185.34 39 013-012-022-000 $31.23
14 013-012-018-000 $75.02 40 013-012-023-000 $36.59
15 013-010-070-000 $223.85 41 013-012-024-000 $37.08
16 013-012-007-000 $407.64 42 013-012-014-000 $13.70
17 013-012-006-000 $42.12 43 013-012-015-000 $13.70
18 013-012-005-000 $137.95 44 013-012-016-000 $13.69
19 013-012-004-000 $89.32 45 013-012-026-000 $55.38
20 013-012-036-000 $57.60 46 013-012-027-000 $30.60
21 013-012-038-000 $36.60 47 013-012-028-000 $30.78
22 013-012-039-000 $32.07 48 013-012-029-000 $19.79
23 013-012-040-000 $37.48 49 013-011-005-000 $42.92
24 013-012-041-000 $44.47 50 013-011-011-000 * $34.62
25 013-012-001-000 $20.24 51 013-011-004-000 $10.96
ZONE 1 - AIRPORT BUSINESS PARK
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$6,050.00

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
54 013-011-008-000 $8.36
55 013-011-014-000 * $5.71
56 013-011-002-000 $6.41
57 013-011-013-000 * $7.89
58 013-011-012-000 * $52.44
59 013-050-006-000
60 013-050-011-000 $47.02
Total to County $5,196.27
Direct Bill $853.73
Total Assessments $6,050.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ $25,548.01

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 32,063.64
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 712.31
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 899.55
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 191.95
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 133.45
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 2,880.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 2,678.18
g. EQUIPMENT g. 1,862.45
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 132.89
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 282.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 41,836.91

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 15,693.96

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 31,982.86

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 99.64

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 2
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 013-070-012-000 $1,765.32 36 013-090-031-000 $35.32
2 013-070-014-000 $541.62 37 013-090-032-000 $35.32
3 38 013-090-033-000 $35.32
4 013-070-020-000 $748.50 39 013-090-034-000 $35.32
5 013-070-023-000 $266.44 40 013-090-035-000 $35.32
6 013-070-025-000 $3,177.08 41 013-090-036-000 $35.32
7 013-070-026-000 $188.66 42 013-090-037-000 $35.32
8 013-070-027-000 $156.00 43 013-090-038-000 $35.32
9 013-070-028-000 $133.32 44 013-090-039-000 $35.32
10 013-090-005-000 $35.32 45 013-090-040-000 $35.32
11 013-090-006-000 $35.32 46 013-090-041-000 $35.32
12 013-090-007-000 $35.32 47 013-090-042-000 $35.32
13 013-090-008-000 $35.32 48 013-091-001-000 $35.32
14 013-090-009-000 $35.32 49 013-091-002-000 $35.32
15 013-090-010-000 $35.32 50 013-091-003-000 $35.32
16 013-090-011-000 $35.32 51 013-091-004-000 $35.32
17 013-090-012-000 $35.32 52 013-091-005-000 $35.32
18 013-090-013-000 $35.32 53 013-091-006-000 $35.32
19 013-090-014-000 $35.32 54 013-091-007-000 $35.32
20 013-090-015-000 $35.32 55 013-091-008-000 $35.32
21 013-090-016-000 $35.32 56 013-091-009-000 $35.32
22 013-090-017-000 $35.32 57 013-091-010-000 $35.32
23 013-090-018-000 $35.32 58 013-091-011-000 $35.32
24 013-090-019-000 $35.32 59 013-091-012-000 $35.32
25 013-090-020-000 $35.32 60 013-091-013-000 $35.32

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 2 - PHEASANT RUN/NORTHWEST ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$31,982.86
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
26 013-090-021-000 $35.32 61 013-091-014-000 $35.32
27 013-090-022-000 $35.32 62 013-091-015-000 $35.32
28 013-090-023-000 $35.32 63 013-091-016-000 $35.32
29 013-090-024-000 $35.32 64 013-091-017-000 $35.32
30 013-090-025-000 $35.32 65 013-091-018-000 $35.32
31 013-090-026-000 $35.32 66 013-091-019-000 $35.32
32 013-090-027-000 $35.32 67 013-091-020-000 $35.32
33 013-090-028-000 $35.32 68 013-091-021-000 $35.32
34 013-090-029-000 $35.32 69 013-091-022-000 $35.32
35 013-090-030-000 $35.32 70 013-091-023-000 $35.32
71 013-091-024-000 $35.32 116 013-091-069-000 $35.32
72 013-091-025-000 $35.32 117 013-091-070-000 $35.32
73 013-091-026-000 $35.32 118 013-091-071-000 $35.32
74 013-091-027-000 $35.32 119 013-091-072-000 $35.32
75 013-091-028-000 $35.32 120 013-091-073-000 $35.32
76 013-091-029-000 $35.32 121 013-091-074-000 $35.32
77 013-091-030-000 $35.32 122 013-091-075-000 $35.32
78 013-091-031-000 $35.32 123 013-091-076-000 $35.32
79 013-091-032-000 $35.32 124 013-091-077-000 $35.32
80 013-091-033-000 $35.32 125 013-130-002-000 $35.32
81 013-091-034-000 $35.32 126 013-130-003-000 $35.32
82 013-091-035-000 $35.32 127 013-130-004-000 $35.32
83 013-091-036-000 $35.32 128 013-130-005-000 $35.32
84 013-091-037-000 $35.32 129 013-130-006-000 $35.32
85 013-091-038-000 $35.32 130 013-130-007-000 $35.32
86 013-091-039-000 $35.32 131 013-130-008-000 $35.32
87 013-091-040-000 $35.32 132 013-130-009-000 $35.32
88 013-091-041-000 $35.32 133 013-130-010-000 $35.32
89 013-091-042-000 $35.32 134 013-130-011-000 $35.32
90 013-091-043-000 $35.32 135 013-130-012-000 $35.32
91 013-091-044-000 $35.32 136 013-130-013-000 $35.32
92 013-091-045-000 $35.32 137 013-130-014-000 $35.32
93 013-091-046-000 $35.32 138 013-130-015-000 $35.32
94 013-091-047-000 $35.32 139 013-130-016-000 $35.32
95 013-091-048-000 $35.32 140 013-130-017-000 $35.32
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
96 013-091-049-000 $35.32 141 013-130-018-000 $35.32
97 013-091-050-000 $35.32 142 013-130-019-000 $35.32
98 013-091-051-000 $35.32 143 013-130-020-000 $35.32
99 013-091-052-000 $35.32 144 013-130-021-000 $35.32
100 013-091-053-000 $35.32 145 013-130-022-000 $35.32
101 013-091-054-000 $35.32 146 013-130-023-000 $35.32
102 013-091-055-000 $35.32 147 013-130-024-000 $35.32
103 013-091-056-000 $35.32 148 013-130-025-000 $35.32
104 013-091-057-000 $35.32 149 013-130-026-000 $35.32
105 013-091-058-000 $35.32 150 013-130-027-000 $35.32
106 013-091-059-000 $35.32 151 013-130-028-000 $35.32
107 013-091-060-000 $35.32 152 013-130-029-000 $35.32
108 013-091-061-000 $35.32 153 013-130-030-000 $35.32
109 013-091-062-000 $35.32 154 013-130-031-000 $35.32
110 013-091-063-000 $35.32 155 013-130-032-000 $35.32
111 013-091-064-000 $35.32 156 013-130-033-000 $35.32
112 013-091-065-000 $35.32 157 013-130-034-000 $35.32
113 013-091-066-000 $35.32 158 013-130-035-000 $35.32
114 013-091-067-000 $35.32 159 013-130-036-000 $35.32
115 013-091-068-000 $35.32 160 013-130-037-000 $35.32
161 013-130-038-000 $35.32 206 013-140-014-000 $35.32
162 013-130-039-000 $35.32 207 013-140-015-000 $35.32
163 013-130-040-000 $35.32 208 013-140-016-000 $35.32
164 013-130-041-000 $35.32 209 013-140-017-000 $35.32
165 013-130-042-000 $35.32 210 013-140-018-000 $35.32
166 013-130-043-000 $35.32 211 013-140-019-000 $35.32
167 013-130-044-000 $35.32 212 013-140-020-000 $35.32
168 013-130-045-000 $35.32 213 013-140-021-000 $35.32
169 013-130-046-000 $35.32 214 013-140-022-000 $35.32
170 013-130-047-000 $35.32 215 013-140-023-000 $35.32
171 013-130-048-000 $35.32 216 013-140-024-000 $35.32
172 013-130-049-000 $35.32 217 013-140-025-000 $35.32
173 013-130-050-000 $35.32 218 013-140-026-000 $35.32
174 013-130-051-000 $35.32 219 013-140-027-000 $35.32
175 013-130-052-000 $35.32 220 013-140-028-000 $35.32
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
176 013-130-053-000 $35.32 221 013-140-037-000 $42.36
177 013-130-054-000 $35.32 222 013-140-038-000 $63.58
178 013-130-055-000 $35.32 223 013-140-039-000 $42.36
179 013-130-056-000 $35.32 224 013-141-005-000 $155.34
180 013-130-057-000 $35.32 225 013-140-058-000 $49.44
181 013-130-058-000 $35.32 226 013-140-053-000 $159.94
182 013-130-059-000 $35.32 237 013-150-003-000 $35.32
183 013-131-001-000 $35.32 238 013-150-004-000 $35.32
184 013-131-002-000 $35.32 239 013-150-005-000 $35.32
185 013-131-003-000 $35.32 240 013-150-006-000 $35.32
186 013-131-004-000 $35.32 241 013-150-007-000 $35.32
187 013-131-005-000 $35.32 242 013-150-008-000 $35.32
188 013-131-006-000 $35.32 243 013-150-009-000 $35.32
189 013-131-007-000 $35.32 244 013-150-010-000 $35.32
190 013-131-008-000 $35.32 245 013-150-011-000 $35.32
191 013-131-009-000 $35.32 246 013-150-012-000 $35.32
192 013-131-010-000 $35.32 247 013-150-013-000 $35.32
193 013-140-001-000 $35.32 248 013-150-014-000 $35.32
194 013-140-002-000 $35.32 249 013-150-015-000 $35.32
195 013-140-003-000 $35.32 250 013-150-016-000 $35.32
196 013-140-004-000 $35.32 251 013-150-017-000 $35.32
197 013-140-005-000 $35.32 252 013-151-001-000 $35.32
198 013-140-006-000 $35.32 253 013-151-002-000 $35.32
199 013-140-007-000 $35.32 254 013-151-003-000 $35.32
200 013-140-008-000 $35.32 255 013-151-004-000 $35.32
201 013-140-009-000 $35.32 256 013-151-005-000 $35.32
202 013-140-010-000 $35.32 257 013-151-006-000 $35.32
203 013-140-011-000 $35.32 258 013-151-007-000 $35.32
204 013-140-012-000 $35.32 259 013-151-008-000 $35.32
205 013-140-013-000 $35.32 260 013-151-009-000 $35.32
261 013-151-010-000 $35.32 301 013-160-015-000 $190.68
262 013-151-011-000 $35.32 302 013-160-016-000 $3,415.54 263 013-151-012-000 $35.32 303 013-160-019-000 $60.06
264 013-151-013-000 $35.32 304 013-160-020-000 $42.58
265 013-151-014-000 $35.32 305 013-160-021-000 $397.20
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
266 013-151-015-000 $35.32 298 013-153-004-000 $35.32
267 013-151-016-000 $35.32 299 013-153-005-000 $35.32
268 013-151-017-000 $35.32 300 013-160-005-000 $1,177.12 269 013-151-018-000 $35.32 301 013-160-013-000 $190.68
270 013-151-019-000 $35.32 302 013-160-014-000 $2,895.12 271 013-151-020-000 $35.32 303 013-160-022-000 $189.90
272 013-151-021-000 $35.32 304 013-160-023-000 $177.42
273 013-151-022-000 $35.32 305 013-160-025-000 $70.00
274 013-151-023-000 $35.32 306 013-160-024-000 $217.38
275 013-151-024-000 $35.32 307 013-160-026-000 $2,437.52 276 013-151-025-000 $35.32 308 013-160-017-000 $113.52
277 013-151-026-000 $35.32 309 013-160-018-000 $72.58
278 013-151-027-000 $35.32 310 * 013-110-032-000 $0.00
279 013-151-034-000 $171.96 311 * 013-110-007-000 $0.00 280 013-151-036-000 $38.42 312 * 013-110-023-000 $0.00
281 013-151-037-000 $141.67
282 013-151-038-000 $60.03 313 * 013-110-024-000 $0.00
314 * 013-110-010-000 $0.00
283 013-152-001-000 $35.32 315 013-141-006-000 $63.58
284 013-152-002-000 $35.32 316 013-141-027-000 $127.10
285 013-152-003-000 $35.32 317 013-141-036-000 $51.90
286 013-152-004-000 $35.32
287 013-152-005-000 $35.32 318 013-141-031-000 $54.40
319 013-141-034-000 $124.64
288 013-152-006-000 $35.32 320 013-141-035-000 $54.36
289 013-152-007-000 $35.32 321 013-141-023-000 $75.20
290 013-152-008-000 $35.32 322 013-141-010-000 $35.32
291 013-152-009-000 $35.32
292 013-152-010-000 $35.32 323 013-141-029-000 $211.84
324 013-141-032-000 $58.54
293 013-152-011-000 $35.32 325 013-141-033-000 $53.70
294 013-152-012-000 $35.32 326 013-070-046-000 $411.56
295 013-153-001-000 $35.32 327 013-070-047-000 $965.86
296 013-153-002-000 $35.32
297 013-153-003-000 $35.32
TOTAL ASSESSMENT: $ 31,373.74
* - Weren't on the list of apn's when the zone
was started in 1998.

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 2,030.88

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 5,747.08
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 465.27
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 490.70
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 104.71
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 72.80
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 2,475.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,394.81
g. EQUIPMENT g. 586.38
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 0.00
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 150.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 11,487.23

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,749.45)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 7,706.90

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 45.07

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 3
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-390-011-000 $1,336.78 27 006-420-015-000 $24.32
2 006-390-013-000 $72.92 28 006-420-016-000 $24.32
3 006-390-014-000 $72.92 29 006-420-017-000 $24.32
4 006-390-016-000 $1,142.34 30 006-420-018-000 $24.32
5 006-390-019-000 $48.62 31 006-420-019-000 $24.32
6 006-390-020-000 $48.62 32 006-420-020-000 $24.32
7 006-390-021-000 $121.54 33 006-420-021-000 $24.32
8 006-390-022-000 $145.54 34 006-420-022-000 $24.32
9 006-390-027-000 $437.52 35 006-420-023-000 $24.32
11 006-390-025-000 $148.56 36 006-420-024-000 $24.32
12 006-390-026-000 $240.34 37 006-420-025-000 $24.32
13 006-420-001-000 $24.32 38 006-420-026-000 $24.32
14 006-420-002-000 $24.32 39 006-420-027-000 $24.32
15 006-420-003-000 $24.32 40 006-420-028-000 $24.32
16 006-420-004-000 $24.32 41 006-420-029-000 $24.32
17 006-420-005-000 $24.32 42 006-420-030-000 $24.32
18 006-420-006-000 $24.32 43 006-420-031-000 $24.32
19 006-420-007-000 $24.32 44 006-420-032-000 $24.32
20 006-420-008-000 $24.32 45 006-420-033-000 $24.32
21 006-420-055-000 $24.32 46 006-420-034-000 $24.32
22 006-420-056-000 $24.32 47 006-420-035-000 $24.32
23 006-420-057-000 $24.32 48 006-420-036-000 $24.32
24 006-420-012-000 $24.32 49 006-420-037-000 $24.32
25 006-420-058-000 $24.32 50 006-420-038-000 $24.32
26 006-420-059-000 $24.32 51 006-420-039-000 $24.32

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$7,706.90

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 3
MANSIONETTE ESTATES 1, 2, & 3
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
52 006-420-040-000 $24.32 87 006-440-012-000 $24.32
53 006-420-041-000 $24.32 88 006-441-014-000 $24.32
54 006-420-042-000 $24.32 89 006-441-013-000 $24.32
55 006-420-043-000 $24.32 90 006-441-012-000 $24.32
56 006-420-044-000 $24.32 91 006-441-011-000 $24.32
57 006-420-045-000 $24.32 92 006-441-010-000 $24.32
58 006-420-046-000 $24.32 93 006-441-009-000 $24.32
59 006-420-047-000 $24.32 94 006-441-008-000 $24.32
60 006-420-048-000 $24.32 95 006-441-007-000 $24.32
61 006-420-049-000 $24.32 96 006-441-006-000 $24.32
62 006-420-050-000 $24.32 97 006-441-005-000 $24.32
63 006-420-051-000 $24.32 98 006-441-004-000 $24.32
64 006-420-052-000 $24.32 99 006-441-003-000 $24.32
65 006-420-053-000 $24.32 100 006-422-032-000 $24.32
66 006-440-026-000 $24.32 101 006-422-031-000 $24.32
67 006-440-027-000 $24.32 102 006-422-030-000 $24.32
68 006-440-003-000 $24.32 103 006-422-029-000 $24.32
69 006-440-004-000 $24.32 104 006-422-028-000 $24.32
70 006-440-005-000 $24.32 105 006-422-027-000 $24.32
71 006-440-006-000 $24.32 106 006-422-026-000 $24.32
72 006-440-007-000 $24.32 107 006-422-025-000 $24.32
73 006-440-008-000 $24.32 108 006-422-024-000 $24.32
74 006-440-009-000 $24.32 109 006-422-023-000 $24.32
75 006-440-010-000 $24.32 110 006-422-022-000 $24.32
76 006-440-011-000 $24.32 111 006-422-021-000 $24.32
77 006-441-001-000 $24.32 112 006-422-020-000 $24.32
78 006-441-002-000 $24.32 113 006-422-019-000 $24.32
79 006-440-021-000 $24.32 114 006-422-018-000 $24.32
80 006-440-020-000 $24.32 115 006-422-017-000 $24.32
81 006-440-019-000 $24.32 116 006-422-016-000 $24.32
82 006-440-025-000 $24.32 117 006-422-015-000 $24.32
83 006-440-024-000 $24.32 118 006-422-014-000 $24.32
84 006-440-015-000 $24.32 119 006-422-013-000 $24.32
85 006-440-014-000 $24.32 120 006-422-012-000 $24.32
86 006-440-013-000 $24.32 121 006-422-011-000 $24.32
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
122 006-422-010-000 $24.32 157 006-421-025-000 $24.32
123 006-422-009-000 $24.32 158 006-421-024-000 $24.32
124 006-422-008-000 $24.32 159 006-421-023-000 $24.32
125 006-422-007-000 $24.32 160 006-421-003-000 $24.32
126 006-422-006-000 $24.32 161 006-421-002-000 $24.32
127 006-422-005-000 $24.32 162 006-421-001-000 $24.32
128 006-422-004-000 $24.32 163 006-421-041-000 $24.32
129 006-422-003-000 $24.32 164 006-421-040-000 $24.32
130 006-422-002-000 $24.32 165 006-421-039-000 $24.32
131 006-422-001-000 $24.32 166 006-421-038-000 $24.32
132 006-421-014-000 $24.32 167 006-421-037-000 $24.32
133 006-421-013-000 $24.32 168 006-421-036-000 $24.32
134 006-421-012-000 $24.32 169 006-421-035-000 $24.32
135 006-421-011-000 $24.32 170 006-421-034-000 $24.32
136 006-421-010-000 $24.32 171 006-421-033-000 $24.32
137 006-421-009-000 $24.32 172 006-421-032-000 $24.32
138 006-421-008-000 $24.32
139 006-421-007-000 $24.32
140 006-421-006-000 $24.32 TOTAL $7,706.90
141 006-421-043-000 $24.32
142 006-421-044-000 $24.32
143 006-421-022-000 $24.32
144 006-421-021-000 $24.32
145 006-421-020-000 $24.32
146 006-421-019-000 $24.32
147 006-421-018-000 $24.32
148 006-421-017-000 $24.32
149 006-421-016-000 $24.32
150 006-421-015-000 $24.32
151 006-421-031-000 $24.32
152 006-421-030-000 $24.32
153 006-421-029-000 $24.32
154 006-421-028-000 $24.32
155 006-421-027-000 $24.32
156 006-421-026-000 $24.32

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 14,235.79

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 13,285.90
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 559.59
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 760.54
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 162.29
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 112.83
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 3,555.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,415.61
g. EQUIPMENT g. 624.80
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 224.18
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 237.60
TOTAL COSTS: $ 20,938.33

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 10,931.09

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 17,633.64

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 65.31

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 4
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-251-001-000 $56.52 26 006-251-060-000 $56.52
2 006-251-002-000 $56.52 27 006-251-059-000 $56.52
3 006-251-003-000 $56.52 28 006-251-058-000 $56.52
4 006-251-004-000 $56.52 29 006-251-057-000 * $56.52
5 006-251-005-000 $56.52 30 006-251-056-000 $56.52
6 006-251-006-000 $56.52 31 006-251-055-000 $56.52
7 006-251-007-000 $56.52 32 006-251-054-000 $56.52
8 006-251-008-000 $56.52 33 006-251-053-000 * $56.52
9 006-251-072-000 $56.52 34 006-251-052-000 $56.52
10 006-251-071-000 $56.52 35 006-251-051-000 $56.52
11 006-251-070-000 $56.52 36 006-251-050-000 $56.52
12 006-251-013-000 $56.52 37 006-251-049-000 $56.52
13 006-251-014-000 $56.52 38 006-251-048-000 $56.52
14 006-251-015-000 $56.52 39 006-251-047-000 $56.52
15 006-251-016-000 $56.52 40 006-251-046-000 $56.52
16 006-251-069-000 $56.52 41 006-251-045-000 $56.52
17 006-251-068-000 $56.52 42 006-251-044-000 $56.52
18 006-251-067-000 $56.52 43 006-251-043-000 $56.52
19 006-251-066-000 $56.52 44 006-251-042-000 $56.52
20 006-251-022-000 $56.52 45 006-251-041-000 $56.52
21 006-251-023-000 $56.52 46 006-251-040-000 $56.52
22 006-251-064-000 $56.52 47 006-251-039-000 $56.52
23 006-251-063-000 $56.52 48 006-251-038-000 $56.52
24 006-251-062-000 $56.52 49 006-251-037-000 $56.52
25 006-251-061-000 $56.52 50 006-251-036-000 $56.52

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 4
WESTGATE NORTHWEST 1 & 2
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$17,633.64
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 006-251-035-000 $56.52 87 006-252-042-000 $56.52
52 006-251-034-000 $56.52 88 006-252-041-000 $56.52
53 006-251-033-000 $56.52 89 006-252-040-000 $56.52
54 006-251-032-000 $56.52 90 006-252-039-000 $56.52
55 006-251-031-000 $56.52 91 006-252-038-000 $56.52
56 006-251-030-000 $56.52 92 006-252-037-000 $56.52
57 006-251-029-000 $56.52 93 006-252-014-000 $56.52
58 006-251-073-000 $56.52 94 006-252-013-000 $56.52
60 006-251-026-000 $56.52 95 006-252-012-000 $56.52
61 006-251-025-000 $56.52 96 006-252-011-000 $56.52
62 006-251-024-000 $56.52 97 006-252-010-000 $56.52
63 006-252-028-000 $56.52 98 006-252-009-000 $56.52
64 006-252-027-000 $56.52 99 006-252-008-000 $56.52
65 006-252-026-000 $56.52 100 006-252-007-000 $56.52
66 006-252-025-000 $56.52 101 006-252-006-000 $56.52
67 006-252-024-000 $56.52 102 006-252-005-000 $56.52
68 006-252-023-000 $56.52 103 006-252-004-000 $56.52
69 006-252-022-000 $56.52 104 006-252-003-000 $56.52
70 006-252-021-000 $56.52 105 006-252-002-000 $56.52
71 006-252-020-000 $56.52 106 006-252-001-000 $56.52
72 006-252-019-000 $56.52 107 006-253-057-000 $56.52
73 006-252-018-000 $56.52 108 006-253-056-000 $56.52
74 006-252-017-000 $56.52 109 006-253-055-000 $56.52
75 006-252-016-000 $56.52 110 006-253-054-000 $56.52
76 006-252-015-000 $56.52 111 006-253-053-000 $56.52
77 006-252-036-000 $56.52 112 006-253-052-000 $56.52
78 006-252-035-000 $56.52 113 006-253-051-000 $56.52
79 006-252-034-000 $56.52 114 006-253-050-000 $56.52
80 006-252-033-000 $56.52 115 006-253-049-000 $56.52
81 006-252-032-000 $56.52 116 006-253-048-000 $56.52
82 006-252-031-000 $56.52 117 006-253-047-000 $56.52
83 006-252-030-000 $56.52 118 006-253-046-000 $56.52
84 006-252-029-000 $56.52 119 006-253-045-000 $56.52
85 006-252-044-000 $56.52 120 006-255-018-000 $56.52
86 006-252-043-000 $56.52 121 006-255-017-000 $56.52
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
122 006-255-016-000 $56.52 152 006-254-005-000 * $56.52 123 006-255-015-000 $56.52 153 006-254-004-000 * $56.52 124 006-255-014-000 $56.52 154 006-254-003-000 * $56.52 125 006-255-013-000 $56.52 155 006-254-002-000 * $56.52 126 006-255-012-000 $56.52 156 006-254-001-000 $56.52
127 006-255-011-000 $56.52 157 006-254-037-000 $56.52
128 006-255-063-000 $56.52 158 006-254-036-000 $56.52
129 006-255-062-000 $56.52 159 006-254-035-000 $56.52
130 006-255-055-000 $56.52 160 006-254-067-000 $56.52
131 006-255-054-000 $56.52 161 006-254-066-000 $56.52
132 006-255-005-000 $56.52 162 006-254-031-000 $56.52
133 006-255-004-000 $56.52 163 006-254-054-000 $56.52
134 006-255-061-000 $56.52 164 006-254-053-000 $56.52
135 006-254-049-000 $56.52 165 006-254-052-000 $56.52
136 006-254-024-000 $56.52 166 006-254-051-000 $56.52
137 006-254-023-000 $56.52 167 006-254-050-000 $56.52
138 006-254-022-000 $56.52 168 006-255-068-000 $56.52
139 006-254-059-000 $56.52 169 006-255-067-000 $56.52
140 006-254-069-000 $56.52 170 006-255-066-000 $56.52
141 006-254-068-000 $56.52 171 006-255-065-000 $56.52
142 006-254-055-000 $56.52 172 006-255-064-000 $56.52
143 006-254-015-000 $56.52 173 006-255-045-000 $56.52
144 006-254-014-000 $56.52 174 006-255-044-000 $56.52
145 006-254-013-000 $56.52 175 006-255-043-000 $56.52
146 006-254-065-000 $56.52 176 006-255-042-000 $56.52
147 006-254-064-000 $56.52 177 006-255-041-000 $56.52
148 006-254-063-000 $56.52 178 006-255-040-000 $56.52
149 006-254-062-000 $56.52 179 006-255-039-000 $56.52
150 006-254-007-000 $56.52 180 006-255-038-000 $56.52
151 006-254-006-000 * $56.52 181 006-255-037-000 $56.52 182 006-255-036-000 $56.52 187 006-254-040-000 $56.52
183 006-255-035-000 $56.52 188 006-254-039-000 $56.52
184 006-255-034-000 $56.52 189 006-254-038-000 $56.52
185 006-254-042-000 $56.52 190 006-254-047-000 $56.52
186 006-254-041-000 $56.52 191 006-254-046-000 $56.52
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
192 006-254-045-000 $56.52 232 006-253-019-000 $56.52
193 006-254-044-000 $56.52 233 006-253-001-000 $56.52
194 006-254-043-000 $56.52 234 006-253-002-000 $56.52
195 006-255-033-000 $56.52 235 006-253-003-000 $56.52
196 006-255-032-000 $56.52 236 006-253-004-000 $56.52
197 006-255-031-000 $56.52 237 006-253-005-000 $56.52
198 006-255-030-000 $56.52 238 006-253-059-000 $56.52
199 006-255-071-000 $56.52 239 006-253-060-000 $56.52
200 006-255-070-000 $56.52 240 006-253-008-000 $56.52
201 006-255-069-000 $56.52 241 006-253-009-000 $56.52
202 006-255-025-000 $56.52 242 006-253-010-000 $56.52
203 006-255-060-000 $56.52 243 006-253-011-000 $56.52
204 006-255-059-000 $56.52 244 006-253-012-000 $56.52
205 006-255-058-000 $56.52 245 006-253-013-000 $56.52
206 006-255-020-000 $56.52 246 006-253-014-000 $56.52
207 006-255-019-000 $56.52 247 006-253-015-000 $56.52
208 006-253-044-000 $56.52 248 006-253-016-000 $56.52
209 006-253-043-000 $56.52 249 006-253-017-000 $56.52
210 006-253-042-000 $56.52 250 006-253-018-000 $56.52
211 006-253-041-000 $56.52 251 006-253-035-000 $56.52
212 006-253-040-000 $56.52 252 006-360-043-000 $56.52
213 006-253-039-000 $56.52 253 006-360-044-000 $56.52
214 006-253-038-000 $56.52 254 006-360-045-000 $56.52
215 006-253-037-000 $56.52 255 006-360-046-000 $56.52
216 006-253-036-000 $56.52 256 006-360-047-000 $56.52
217 006-253-034-000 $56.52 257
218 006-253-033-000 $56.52 257 006-250-014-000 $1,639.02 219 006-253-032-000 $56.52 258
220 006-253-031-000 $56.52 258 $138.73
221 006-253-030-000 $56.52 259
222 006-253-029-000 $56.52 260 $277.45
223 006-253-028-000 $56.52 260
224 006-253-027-000 $56.52 261 $277.45
225 006-253-026-000 $56.52 261
226 006-253-025-000 $56.52 145 $277.45
227 006-253-024-000 $56.52 262
228 006-253-023-000 $56.52 263 $138.73
229 006-253-022-000 $56.52 263
230 006-253-021-000 $56.52 264 $138.73
231 006-253-020-000 $56.52 265 $277.45
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
COUNTY ASSESSMENTS $17,181.50
*DIRECT BILL $395.63
TOTAL ASSESSMENTS $17,577.12

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 10,400.92

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 12,920.79
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 559.36
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 324.43
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 69.23
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 48.13
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,305.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 2,015.64
g. EQUIPMENT g. 814.93
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 225.50
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 96.80
TOTAL COSTS: $ 18,379.82

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 5,926.84

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 13,905.74

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 126.42

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 6A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-300-009-000 $126.42 26 009-400-024-000 $126.42
2 009-300-010-000 $126.42 27 009-400-025-000 $126.42
3 009-400-001-000 $126.42 28 009-400-026-000 $126.42
4 009-400-002-000 $126.42 29 009-400-027-000 $126.42
5 009-400-003-000 $126.42 30 009-400-028-000 $126.42
6 009-400-004-000 $126.42 31 009-400-029-000 $126.42
7 009-400-005-000 $126.42 32 009-400-030-000 $126.42
8 009-400-006-000 $126.42 33 009-400-031-000 $126.42
9 009-400-007-000 $126.42 34 009-400-032-000 $126.42
10 009-400-008-000 $126.42 35 009-400-033-000 $126.42
11 009-400-009-000 $126.42 36 009-400-034-000 $126.42
12 009-400-010-000 $126.42 37 009-400-035-000 $126.42
13 009-400-011-000 $126.42 38 009-400-036-000 $126.42
14 009-400-012-000 $126.42 39 009-421-001-000 $126.42
15 009-400-013-000 $126.42 40 009-421-002-000 $126.42
16 009-400-014-000 $126.42 41 009-421-003-000 $126.42
17 009-400-015-000 $126.42 42 009-421-004-000 $126.42
18 009-400-016-000 $126.42 43 009-421-005-000 $126.42
19 009-400-017-000 $126.42 44 009-421-006-000 $126.42
20 009-400-018-000 $126.42 45 009-421-007-000 $126.42
21 009-400-019-000 $126.42 46 009-421-008-000 $126.42
22 009-400-020-000 $126.42 47 009-421-009-000 $126.42
23 009-400-021-000 $126.42 48 009-421-010-000 $126.42
24 009-400-022-000 $126.42 49 009-421-011-000 $126.42
25 009-400-023-000 $126.42 50 009-421-012-000 $126.42

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 6A

WOODLAND HILLS/BASILA
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$13,905.74
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-421-013-000 $126.42 86 009-423-012-000 $126.42
52 009-421-014-000 $126.42 87 009-423-013-000 $126.42
53 009-421-015-000 $126.42 88 009-423-014-000 $126.42
54 009-421-016-000 $126.42 89 009-423-015-000 $126.42
55 009-421-017-000 $126.42 90 009-423-016-000 $126.42
56 009-421-018-000 $126.42 91 009-423-017-000 $126.42
57 009-421-019-000 $126.42 92 009-423-018-000 $126.42
58 009-421-020-000 $126.42 93 009-423-019-000 $126.42
59 009-421-021-000 $126.42 94 009-423-020-000 $126.42
60 009-421-022-000 $126.42 95 009-423-021-000 $126.42
61 009-421-023-000 $126.42 96 009-423-022-000 $126.42
62 009-422-001-000 $126.42 97 009-423-023-000 $126.42
63 009-422-002-000 $126.42 98 009-423-024-000 $126.42
64 009-422-003-000 $126.42 99 009-423-025-000 $126.42
65 009-422-004-000 $126.42 100 009-423-026-000 $126.42
66 009-422-005-000 $126.42 101 009-423-027-000 $126.42
67 009-422-006-000 $126.42 102 009-423-028-000 $126.42
68 009-422-007-000 $126.42 103 009-423-029-000 $126.42
69 009-422-008-000 $126.42 104 009-423-030-000 $126.42
70 009-422-009-000 $126.42 105 009-423-031-000 $126.42
71 009-422-010-000 $126.42 106 009-423-032-000 $126.42
72 009-422-011-000 $126.42 107 009-423-033-000 $126.42
73 009-422-012-000 $126.42 108 009-423-034-000 $126.42
74 009-422-013-000 $126.42 109 009-423-035-000 $126.42
75 009-423-001-000 $126.42 110 009-423-036-000 $126.42
76 009-423-002-000 $126.42 TOTAL ASSESSMENT: $13,905.74 77 009-423-003-000 $126.42
78 009-423-004-000 $126.42
79 009-423-005-000 $126.42
80 009-423-006-000 $126.42
81 009-423-007-000 $126.42
82 009-423-008-000 $126.42
83 009-423-009-000 $126.42
84 009-423-010-000 $126.42
85 009-423-011-000 $126.42

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 533.29

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 7,587.84
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 403.51
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 403.48
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 86.10
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 59.86
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 833.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 620.46
g. EQUIPMENT g. 403.92
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 90.21
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 122.32
TOTAL COSTS: $ 10,610.69

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,837.48)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 8,239.92

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 59.28

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 6B
2026-27
$8,239.92
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-390-002-000 $59.28 26 009-390-027-000 $59.28
2 009-390-003-000 $59.28 27 009-390-031-000 $59.28
3 009-390-004-000 $59.28 28 009-390-032-000 $59.28
4 009-390-005-000 $59.28 29 009-390-033-000 $59.28
5 009-390-006-000 $59.28 30 009-390-034-000 $59.28
6 009-390-007-000 $59.28 31 009-390-035-000 $59.28
7 009-390-008-000 $59.28 32 009-390-036-000 $59.28
8 009-390-009-000 $59.28 33 009-390-037-000 $59.28
9 009-390-010-000 $59.28 34 009-390-038-000 $59.28
10 009-390-011-000 $59.28 35 009-390-039-000 $59.28
11 009-390-012-000 $59.28 36 009-390-040-000 $59.28
12 009-390-013-000 $59.28 37 009-390-041-000 $59.28
13 009-390-014-000 $59.28 38 009-390-042-000 $59.28
14 009-390-015-000 $59.28 39 009-390-043-000 $59.28
15 009-390-016-000 $59.28 40 009-390-044-000 $59.28
16 009-390-017-000 $59.28 41 009-390-045-000 $59.28
17 009-390-018-000 $59.28 42 009-390-046-000 $59.28
18 009-390-019-000 $59.28 43 009-390-047-000 $59.28
19 009-390-020-000 $59.28 44 009-390-048-000 $59.28
20 009-390-021-000 $59.28 45 009-390-049-000 $59.28
21 009-390-022-000 $59.28 46 009-390-050-000 $59.28
22 009-390-023-000 $59.28 47 009-390-051-000 $59.28
23 009-390-024-000 $59.28 48 009-390-052-000 $59.28
24 009-390-025-000 $59.28 49 009-390-053-000 $59.28
25 009-390-026-000 $59.28 50 009-390-054-000 $59.28
SUNSET SOUTHWEST 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 6B
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-390-055-000 $59.28 86 009-430-004-000 $59.28
52 009-390-056-000 $59.28 87 009-430-005-000 $59.28
53 009-390-057-000 $59.28 88 009-430-006-000 $59.28
54 009-390-058-000 $59.28 89 009-430-007-000 $59.28
55 009-390-061-000 $59.28 90 009-430-008-000 $59.28
56 009-390-062-000 $59.28 91 009-430-009-000 $59.28
57 009-390-063-000 $59.28 92 009-430-010-000 $59.28
58 009-390-064-000 $59.28 93 009-430-011-000 $59.28
59 009-390-065-000 $59.28 94 009-430-012-000 $59.28
60 009-390-066-000 $59.28 95 009-430-013-000 $59.28
61 009-390-067-000 $59.28 96 009-430-014-000 $59.28
62 009-390-068-000 $59.28 97 009-430-015-000 $59.28
63 009-390-069-000 $59.28 98 009-430-016-000 $59.28
64 009-390-070-000 $59.28 99 009-430-017-000 $59.28
65 009-390-071-000 $59.28 100 009-430-018-000 $59.28
66 009-390-072-000 $59.28 101 009-430-019-000 $59.28
67 009-390-073-000 $59.28 102 009-430-020-000 $59.28
68 009-390-074-000 $59.28 103 009-430-021-000 $59.28
69 009-390-075-000 $59.28 104 009-430-022-000 $59.28
70 009-390-076-000 $59.28 105 009-430-023-000 $59.28
71 009-390-077-000 $59.28 106 009-430-024-000 $59.28
72 009-390-078-000 $59.28 107 009-430-025-000 $59.28
73 009-390-079-000 $59.28 108 009-430-026-000 $59.28
74 009-390-080-000 $59.28 109 009-430-029-000 $59.28
75 009-390-081-000 $59.28 110 009-430-032-000 $59.28
76 009-390-082-000 $59.28 111 009-430-034-000 $59.28
77 009-390-083-000 $59.28 112 009-430-035-000 $59.28
78 009-390-084-000 $59.28 113 009-430-036-000 $59.28
79 009-390-085-000 $59.28 114 009-430-037-000 $59.28
80 009-390-086-000 $59.28 115 009-430-038-000 $59.28
81 009-390-087-000 $59.28 116 009-430-039-000 $59.28
82 009-390-088-000 $59.28 117 009-430-040-000 $59.28
83 009-430-001-000 $59.28 118 009-430-041-000 $59.28
84 009-430-002-000 $59.28 119 009-430-042-000 $59.28
85 009-430-003-000 $59.28 120 009-430-043-000 $59.28
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 009-430-044-000 $59.28
122 009-430-045-000 $59.28
123 009-430-046-000 $59.28
124 009-430-047-000 $59.28
125 009-430-048-000 $59.28
126 009-430-049-000 $59.28
127 009-430-050-000 $59.28
128 009-430-051-000 $59.28
129 009-430-052-000 $59.28
130 009-430-053-000 $59.28
131 009-430-054-000 $59.28
132 009-430-055-000 $59.28
133 009-430-056-000 $59.28
134 009-430-057-000 $59.28
135 009-430-058-000 $59.28
136 009-430-059-000 $59.28
137 009-430-060-000 $59.28
138 009-430-061-000 $59.28
139 009-430-062-000 $59.28
TOTAL ASSESSMENT: $8,239.92

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE (CREDIT/DEBIT) $ (1,910.98)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,873.54
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 392.86
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 406.20
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 86.68
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 60.26
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 630.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 577.43
g. EQUIPMENT g. 181.25
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 224.54
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 123.20
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,555.95

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (3,994.93)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,472.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 24.80

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 7
2026-27
$3,472.00
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-370-001-000 $24.80 26 009-370-026-000 $24.80
2 009-370-002-000 $24.80 27 009-370-027-000 $24.80
3 009-370-003-000 $24.80 28 009-370-028-000 $24.80
4 009-370-004-000 $24.80 29 009-370-029-000 $24.80
5 009-370-005-000 $24.80 30 009-370-030-000 $24.80
6 009-370-006-000 $24.80 31 009-370-031-000 $24.80
7 009-370-007-000 $24.80 32 009-370-032-000 $24.80
8 009-370-008-000 $24.80 33 009-370-033-000 $24.80
9 009-370-009-000 $24.80 34 009-370-034-000 $24.80
10 009-370-010-000 $24.80 35 009-370-035-000 $24.80
11 009-370-011-000 $24.80 36 009-370-036-000 $24.80
12 009-370-012-000 $24.80 37 009-370-037-000 $24.80
13 009-370-013-000 $24.80 38 009-370-038-000 $24.80
14 009-370-014-000 $24.80 39 009-370-039-000 $24.80
15 009-370-015-000 $24.80 40 009-370-040-000 $24.80
16 009-370-016-000 $24.80 41 009-370-041-000 $24.80
17 009-370-017-000 $24.80 42 009-370-042-000 $24.80
18 009-370-018-000 $24.80 43 009-370-043-000 $24.80
19 009-370-019-000 $24.80 44 009-370-044-000 $24.80
20 009-370-020-000 $24.80 45 009-370-045-000 $24.80
21 009-370-021-000 $24.80 46 009-370-046-000 $24.80
22 009-370-022-000 $24.80 47 009-370-047-000 $24.80
23 009-370-023-000 $24.80 48 009-370-048-000 $24.80
24 009-370-024-000 $24.80 49 009-370-049-000 $24.80
25 009-370-025-000 $24.80 50 009-370-050-000 $24.80
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 7 - TOWN & COUNTRY ESTATES
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-370-051-000 $24.80 86 009-380-032-000 $24.80
52 009-370-052-000 $24.80 87 009-380-033-000 $24.80
53 009-370-053-000 $24.80 88 009-380-034-000 $24.80
54 009-370-054-000 $24.80 89 009-380-035-000 $24.80
55 009-380-001-000 $24.80 90 009-380-036-000 $24.80
56 009-380-002-000 $24.80 91 009-380-037-000 $24.80
57 009-380-003-000 $24.80 92 009-380-038-000 $24.80
58 009-380-004-000 $24.80 93 009-380-039-000 $24.80
59 009-380-005-000 $24.80 94 009-380-040-000 $24.80
60 009-380-006-000 $24.80 95 009-380-041-000 $24.80
61 009-380-007-000 $24.80 96 009-380-042-000 $24.80
62 009-380-008-000 $24.80 97 009-380-043-000 $24.80
63 009-380-009-000 $24.80 98 009-380-044-000 $24.80
64 009-380-010-000 $24.80 99 009-380-045-000 $24.80
65 009-380-011-000 $24.80 100 009-380-046-000 $24.80
66 009-380-012-000 $24.80 101 009-380-047-000 $24.80
67 009-380-013-000 $24.80 102 009-380-048-000 $24.80
68 009-380-014-000 $24.80 103 009-380-049-000 $24.80
69 009-380-015-000 $24.80 104 009-380-050-000 $24.80
70 009-380-016-000 $24.80 105 009-380-051-000 $24.80
71 009-380-017-000 $24.80 106 009-380-052-000 $24.80
72 009-380-018-000 $24.80 107 009-380-053-000 $24.80
73 009-380-019-000 $24.80 108 009-380-054-000 $24.80
74 009-380-020-000 $24.80 109 009-380-055-000 $24.80
75 009-380-021-000 $24.80 110 009-380-056-000 $24.80
76 009-380-022-000 $24.80 111 009-380-057-000 $24.80
77 009-380-023-000 $24.80 112 009-380-058-000 $24.80
78 009-380-024-000 $24.80 113 009-380-059-000 $24.80
79 009-380-025-000 $24.80 114 009-380-060-000 $24.80
80 009-380-026-000 $24.80 115 009-380-061-000 $24.80
81 009-380-027-000 $24.80 116 009-380-062-000 $24.80
82 009-380-028-000 $24.80 117 009-380-063-000 $24.80
83 009-380-029-000 $24.80 118 009-380-064-000 $24.80
84 009-380-030-000 $24.80 119 009-380-065-000 $24.80
85 009-380-031-000 $24.80 120 009-380-066-000 $24.80
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 009-380-067-000 $24.80
122 009-380-068-000 $24.80
123 009-380-069-000 $24.80
124 009-380-070-000 $24.80
125 009-380-071-000 $24.80
126 009-380-072-000 $24.80
127 009-380-073-000 $24.80
128 009-380-074-000 $24.80
129 009-380-075-000 $24.80
130 009-380-076-000 $24.80
131 009-380-077-000 $24.80
132 009-380-078-000 $24.80
133 009-380-079-000 $24.80
134 009-380-080-000 $24.80
135 009-380-081-000 $24.80
136 009-380-082-000 $24.80
137 009-380-083-000 $24.80
138 009-370-058-000 $24.80
139 009-370-059-000 $24.80
140 009-370-060-000 $24.80
TOTAL ASSESSMENT $3,472.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (509.41)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 845.16
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 356.79
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 586.10
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 125.07
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 86.95
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,553.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,297.04
g. EQUIPMENT g. 181.25
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 90.21
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 181.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,302.84

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,109.77)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 4,702.48

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 22.83

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 8
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-310-001-000 $18.46 HA - Madera 26 012-310-026-000 $18.46 2 012-310-002-000 $18.46 27 012-310-027-000 $18.46
3 012-310-003-000 $18.46 28 012-310-028-000 $18.46
4 012-310-004-000 $18.46 29 012-310-029-000 $18.46
5 012-310-005-000 $18.46 30 012-310-030-000 $18.46
6 012-310-006-000 $18.46 31 012-310-031-000 $18.46
7 012-310-007-000 $18.46 32 012-310-032-000 $18.46
8 012-310-008-000 $18.46 33 012-310-033-000 $18.46
9 012-310-009-000 $18.46 34 012-310-034-000 $18.46
10 012-310-010-000 $18.46 35 012-310-035-000 $18.46
11 012-310-011-000 $18.46 36 012-310-036-000 $18.46
12 012-310-012-000 $18.46 37 012-310-037-000 $18.46
13 012-310-013-000 $18.46 38 012-310-038-000 $18.46
14 012-310-014-000 $18.46 39 012-310-039-000 $18.46
15 012-310-015-000 $18.46 40 012-310-040-000 $18.46
16 012-310-016-000 $18.46 41 012-310-041-000 $18.46
17 012-310-017-000 $18.46 42 012-310-042-000 $18.46
18 012-310-018-000 $18.46 43 012-310-043-000 $18.46
19 012-310-019-000 $18.46 44 012-310-044-000 $18.46
20 012-310-020-000 $18.46 45 012-310-045-000 $18.46
21 012-310-021-000 $18.46 46 012-310-046-000 $18.46
22 012-310-022-000 $18.46 HA - Madera 47 012-310-047-000 $18.46 23 012-310-023-000 $18.46 48 012-310-048-000 $18.46
24 012-310-024-000 $18.46 49 012-310-049-000 $18.46
25 012-310-025-000 $18.46 50 012-310-050-000 $18.46

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 8 - VINEYARD ESTATES 2, 3, 4, & 5
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$4,702.48
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-310-054-000 $18.46 86 012-340-004-000 $18.46
52 012-320-003-000 $202.91 87 012-340-005-000 $18.46
53 012-320-005-000 $157.02 88 012-340-006-000 $18.46
54 012-330-073-000 $18.46 89 012-340-007-000 $18.46
55 012-311-001-000 $18.46 90 012-340-008-000 $18.46
56 012-311-002-000 $18.46 91 012-340-009-000 $18.46
57 012-311-003-000 $18.46 92 012-340-010-000 $18.46
58 012-311-004-000 $18.46 93 012-340-011-000 $18.46
59 012-311-005-000 $18.46 94 012-340-012-000 $18.46
60 012-311-006-000 $18.46 95 012-340-013-000 $18.46
61 012-311-007-000 $18.46 96 012-340-014-000 $18.46
62 012-311-008-000 $18.46 97 012-340-015-000 $18.46
63 012-311-009-000 $18.46 98 012-340-016-000 $18.46
64 012-311-010-000 $18.46 99 012-340-017-000 $18.46
65 012-311-011-000 $18.46 100 012-340-018-000 $18.46
66 012-311-012-000 $18.46 101 012-340-019-000 $18.46
67 012-311-013-000 $18.46 102 012-340-020-000 $18.46
68 012-311-014-000 $18.46 103 012-340-021-000 $18.46
69 012-311-015-000 $18.46 104 012-340-022-000 $18.46
70 012-311-016-000 $18.46 105 012-340-023-000 $18.46
71 012-311-017-000 $18.46 106 012-340-024-000 $18.46
72 012-311-018-000 $18.46 107 012-340-025-000 $18.46
73 012-311-019-000 $18.46 108 012-340-026-000 $18.46
74 012-311-020-000 $18.46 109 012-340-027-000 $18.46
75 012-311-021-000 $18.46 110 012-340-028-000 $18.46
76 012-311-022-000 $18.46 111 012-340-029-000 $18.46
77 012-311-023-000 $18.46 112 012-340-030-000 $18.46
78 012-311-024-000 $18.46 113 012-340-031-000 $18.46
79 012-311-025-000 $18.46 114 012-340-032-000 $18.46
80 012-311-026-000 $18.46 115 012-340-033-000 $18.46
81 012-311-027-000 $18.46 116 012-340-034-000 $18.46
82 012-311-028-000 $18.46 117 012-340-035-000 $18.46
83 012-311-029-000 $18.46 118 012-340-036-000 $18.46
84 012-311-030-000 $18.46 HA - Madera 119 012-340-037-000 $18.46 85 012-340-003-000 $18.46 120 012-340-038-000 $18.46
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 012-340-039-000 $18.46 156 012-330-038-000 $18.46
122 012-340-040-000 $18.46 157 012-330-039-000 $18.46
123 012-340-041-000 $18.46 158 012-330-040-000 $18.46
124 012-340-042-000 $18.46 159 012-330-041-000 $18.46
125 012-340-043-000 $18.46 160 012-330-042-000 $18.46
126 012-340-044-000 $18.46 161 012-330-043-000 $18.46
127 012-340-045-000 $18.46 162 012-330-035-000 $18.46
128 012-340-046-000 $18.46 163 012-330-034-000 $18.46
129 012-340-047-000 $18.46 164 012-330-033-000 $18.46
130 012-340-048-000 $18.46 165 012-330-032-000 $18.46
131 012-330-013-000 $18.46 166 012-330-031-000 $18.46
132 012-330-012-000 $18.46 167 012-330-030-000 $18.46
133 012-330-011-000 $18.46 168 012-330-029-000 $18.46
134 012-330-010-000 $18.46 169 012-330-072-000 $18.46
135 012-330-009-000 $18.46 170 012-330-071-000 $18.46
136 012-330-008-000 $18.46 171 012-330-070-000 $18.46
137 012-330-007-000 $18.46 172 012-330-069-000 $18.46
138 012-330-006-000 $18.46 173 012-330-068-000 $18.46
139 012-330-021-000 $18.46 174 012-330-067-000 $18.46
140 012-330-020-000 $18.46 175 012-330-066-000 $18.46
141 012-330-019-000 $18.46 176 012-330-045-000 $18.46
142 012-330-018-000 $18.46 177 012-330-046-000 $18.46
143 012-330-017-000 $18.46 178 012-330-047-000 $18.46
144 012-330-016-000 $18.46 179 012-330-048-000 $18.46
145 012-330-015-000 $18.46 180 012-330-049-000 $18.46
146 012-330-014-000 $18.46 181 012-330-065-000 $18.46
147 012-330-028-000 $18.46 182 012-330-064-000 $18.46
148 012-330-027-000 $18.46 183 012-330-063-000 $18.46
149 012-330-026-000 $18.46 184 012-330-062-000 $18.46
150 012-330-025-000 $18.46 185 012-330-061-000 $18.46
151 012-330-024-000 $18.46 186 012-330-060-000 $18.46
152 012-330-023-000 $18.46 187 012-330-059-000 $18.46
153 012-330-022-000 $18.46 188 012-330-058-000 $18.46
154 012-330-036-000 $18.46 189 012-330-057-000 $18.46
155 012-330-037-000 $18.46 190 012-330-056-000 $18.46
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
191 012-330-055-000 $18.46
192 012-330-054-000 $18.46
193 012-330-053-000 $18.46
194 012-330-052-000 $18.46
195 012-330-051-000 $18.46
196 012-330-050-000 $18.46
197 012-312-001-000 $20.51
198 012-312-002-000 $20.51
199 012-312-003-000 $20.51
200 012-312-004-000 $20.51
201 012-312-005-000 $20.51
202 012-312-006-000 $20.51
203 012-312-007-000 $20.51
204 012-312-008-000 $20.51
205 012-312-009-000 $20.51
206 012-320-008-000 $576.44
ASSESSMENTS - DIRECT BILL $55.38
ASSESSMENTS - COUNTY $4,647.10
TOTAL ASSESSMENTS $4,702.48
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (1,016.01)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,104.45
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 291.62
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 209.95
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 44.80
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 31.15
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 473.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 168.23
g. EQUIPMENT g. 175.43
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 135.30
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 59.84
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,693.77

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (2,458.97)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,250.80

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 33.10

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 9
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-133-040-000 $33.10 26 012-350-024-000 $33.10
2 012-133-041-000 $33.10 27 012-350-025-000 $33.10
3 012-350-001-000 $33.10 28 012-350-026-000 $33.10
4 012-350-002-000 $33.10 29 012-350-027-000 $33.10
5 012-350-003-000 $33.10 30 012-350-028-000 $33.10
6 012-350-004-000 $33.10 31 012-350-029-000 $33.10
7 012-350-005-000 $33.10 32 012-350-030-000 $33.10
8 012-350-006-000 $33.10 33 012-350-031-000 $33.10
9 012-350-007-000 $33.10 34 012-350-032-000 $33.10
10 012-350-008-000 $33.10 35 012-350-033-000 $33.10
11 012-350-009-000 $33.10 36 012-350-034-000 $33.10
12 012-350-010-000 $33.10 37 012-350-035-000 $33.10
13 012-350-011-000 $33.10 38 012-350-036-000 $33.10
14 012-350-012-000 $33.10 39 012-350-037-000 $33.10
15 012-350-013-000 $33.10 40 012-350-038-000 $33.10
16 012-350-014-000 $33.10 41 012-350-039-000 $33.10
17 012-350-015-000 $33.10 42 012-350-040-000 $33.10
18 012-350-016-000 $33.10 43 012-350-041-000 $33.10
19 012-350-017-000 $33.10 44 012-350-042-000 $33.10
20 012-350-018-000 $33.10 45 012-350-043-000 $33.10
21 012-350-019-000 $33.10 46 012-350-044-000 $33.10
22 012-350-020-000 $33.10 47 012-350-045-000 $33.10
23 012-350-021-000 $33.10 48 012-350-046-000 $33.10
24 012-350-022-000 $33.10 49 012-350-047-000 $33.10
25 012-350-023-000 $33.10 50 012-350-048-000 $33.10

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 9 - ORCHARD ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,250.80
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-350-049-000 $33.10
52 012-350-050-000 $33.10
53 012-350-051-000 $33.10
54 012-350-052-000 $33.10
55 012-350-053-000 $33.10
56 012-350-054-000 $33.10
57 012-350-057-000 $33.10
58 012-350-058-000 $33.10
59 012-350-059-000 $33.10
60 012-350-060-000 $33.10
61 012-350-061-000 $33.10
62 012-350-062-000 $33.10
63 012-350-063-000 $33.10
64 012-350-064-000 $33.10
65 012-350-065-000 $33.10
66 012-350-066-000 $33.10
67 012-350-067-000 $33.10
68 012-350-068-000 $33.10
TOTAL $2,250.80

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (801.13)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 0.00
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 295.14
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 57.31
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 12.23
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 8.50
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 358.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 182.46
g. EQUIPMENT g. 213.23
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 0.00
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 10.56
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,137.43

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,617.72)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 320.84

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 26.74

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-460-040-000 $24.68
2 006-460-041-000 $24.68
3 006-460-009-000 $24.68
4 006-460-010-000 $24.68
5 006-460-011-000 $24.68
6 006-460-012-000 $24.68
7 006-460-013-000 $24.68
8 006-460-014-000 $24.68
9 006-460-015-000 $24.68
10 006-460-016-000 $24.68
11 006-460-017-000 $24.68
12 006-460-039-000 $49.36
TOTAL $320.84

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10A - VENTURI SUBDIVISION
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$320.84

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 2,004.36

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 50.88
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 252.18
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 155.44
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 33.17
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 23.06
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 2.79
g. EQUIPMENT g. 3.69
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 5.39
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 42.24
TOTAL COSTS: $ 703.84

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 2,141.97

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 841.45

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL $ 17.53

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-460-024-000 $17.90 26 006-491-018-000 $17.90
2 006-460-025-000 $17.90 27 006-492-001-000 $17.90
3 006-460-026-000 $17.90 28 006-492-025-000 $17.90
4 006-460-027-000 $17.90 29 $0.00
5 006-460-028-000 $17.90 30 006-492-004-000 $17.90
6 006-460-029-000 $17.90 31 006-492-005-000 $17.90
7 006-460-030-000 $17.90 32 00-6492-006-000 $17.90
8 006-460-031-000 $17.90 33 006-492-007-000 $17.90
9 006-491-001-000 $17.90 34 006-492-008-000 $17.90
10 006-491-002-000 $17.90 35 006-492-009-000 $17.90
11 006-491-003-000 $17.90 36 006-492-010-000 $17.90
12 006-491-004-000 $17.90 37 006-492-011-000 $17.90
13 006-491-005-000 $17.90 38 006-492-012-000 $17.90
14 006-491-006-000 $17.90 39 006-492-013-000 $17.90
15 006-491-007-000 $17.90 40 006-492-014-000 $17.90
16 006-491-008-000 $17.90 41 006-492-015-000 $17.90
17 006-491-009-000 $17.90 42 006-492-016-000 $17.90
18 006-491-010-000 $17.90 43 006-492-017-000 $17.90
19 006-491-011-000 $17.90 44 006-492-018-000 $17.90
20 006-491-012-000 $17.90 45 006-492-019-000 $17.90
21 006-491-013-000 $17.90 46 006-492-020-000 $17.90
22 006-491-014-000 $17.90 47 006-492-021-000 $17.90
23 006-491-015-000 $17.90 48 006-492-022-000 $17.90
24 006-491-016-000 $17.90
25 006-491-017-000 $17.90 TOTAL $841.45

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$841.45

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10B - PEBBLE BEACH I & II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 1,426.97

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 507.01
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 256.91
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 160.89
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 34.33
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 23.87
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 25.60
g. EQUIPMENT g. 49.05
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 49.57
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 44.00
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,286.24

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 1,374.73

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,234.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 24.68

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-493-001-000 $24.68 26 006-494-005-000 $24.68
2 006-493-002-000 $24.68 27 006-494-006-000 $24.68
3 006-493-003-000 $24.68 28 006-494-007-000 $24.68
4 006-493-004-000 $24.68 29 006-494-008-000 $24.68
5 006-493-005-000 $24.68 30 006-494-009-000 $24.68
6 006-493-006-000 $24.68 31 006-494-010-000 $24.68
7 006-493-007-000 $24.68 32 006-494-011-000 $24.68
8 006-493-008-000 $24.68 33 006-494-012-000 $24.68
9 006-493-009-000 $24.68 34 006-494-013-000 $24.68
10 006-493-010-000 $24.68 35 006-494-014-000 $24.68
11 006-493-011-000 $24.68 36 006-494-015-000 $24.68
12 006-493-012-000 $24.68 37 006-494-016-000 $24.68
13 006-493-013-000 $24.68 38 006-494-017-000 $24.68
14 006-493-014-000 $24.68 39 006-494-018-000 $24.68
15 006-493-015-000 $24.68 40 006-494-019-000 $24.68
16 006-493-016-000 $24.68 41 006-494-020-000 $24.68
17 006-493-017-000 $24.68 42 006-494-021-000 $24.68
18 006-493-018-000 $24.68 43 006-494-022-000 $24.68
19 006-493-019-000 $24.68 44 006-494-023-000 $24.68
20 006-493-020-000 $24.68 45 006-494-024-000 $24.68
21 006-493-021-000 $24.68 46 006-494-025-000 $24.68
22 006-494-001-000 $24.68 47 006-494-026-000 $24.68
23 006-494-002-000 $24.68 48 006-494-027-000 $24.68
24 006-494-003-000 $24.68 49 006-494-028-000 $24.68
25 006-494-004-000 $24.68 50 006-494-029-000 $24.68
TOTAL $1,234.00

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10C - PEBBLE BEACH III & IV
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,234.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (307.18)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 304.21
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 253.47
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 98.20
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 20.95
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 14.57
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 15.36
g. EQUIPMENT g. 23.91
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 29.76
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 23.76
TOTAL COSTS: $ 919.19

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (631.85)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 594.52

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 22.02

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10D
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-495-001-000 $22.16 26 006-495-029-000 $22.16
2 006-495-002-000 $22.16 27 006-495-030-000 $22.16
3 006-495-003-000 $22.16
4 006-495-004-000 $22.16 TOTAL $594.52
5 006-495-005-000 $22.16
6 006-495-006-000 $22.16
7 006-495-007-000 $22.16
8 006-495-008-000 $22.16
9 006-495-009-000 $22.16
10 006-495-010-000 $22.16
11 006-495-011-000 $22.16
12 006-495-012-000 $22.16
13 006-495-013-000 $22.16
14 006-495-014-000 $22.16
15 006-495-015-000 $22.16
16 006-495-036-000 $20.74
17 006-495-018-000 $22.16
18 006-495-019-000 $22.16
19 006-495-020-000 $22.16
20 006-495-021-000 $22.16
21 006-495-022-000 $22.16
22 006-495-023-000 $22.16
23 006-495-035-000 $22.08
24 006-495-026-000 $22.16
25 006-495-034-000 $19.86

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10D - PEBBLE BEACH V
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$594.52

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 896.32

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 347.21
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 255.98
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 84.57
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 18.05
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 12.55
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 17.68
g. EQUIPMENT g. 41.99
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 34.24
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 19.36
TOTAL COSTS: $ 966.61

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 987.55

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,057.84

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 48.08

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10E
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-496-076-000 $48.08
3 006-496-077-000 $48.08
5 006-496-078-000 $48.08
7 006-496-079-000 $48.08
9 006-496-080-000 $48.08
11 006-496-081-000 $48.08
13 006-496-082-000 $48.08
15 006-496-083-000 $48.08
17 006-496-084-000 $48.08
19 006-496-019-000 $48.08
20 006-496-020-000 $48.08
21 006-496-021-000 $48.08
22 006-496-022-000 $48.08
23 006-496-023-000 $48.08
24 006-496-024-000 $48.08
25 006-496-025-000 $48.08
26 006-496-026-000 $48.08
27 006-496-027-000 $48.08
28 006-496-028-000 $48.08
29 006-496-029-000 $48.08
30 006-496-030-000 $48.08
31 006-496-031-000 $48.08
TOTAL ASSESSMENT TO COUNTY: $1,057.76

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10E - PEBBLE BEACH VI
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,057.84

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 2,340.59

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 459.21
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 257.62
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 136.36
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 29.10
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 20.23
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 23.38
g. EQUIPMENT g. 33.32
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 45.26
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 36.08
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,175.55

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 2,176.34

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,011.31

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 24.67

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10F
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-496-034-000 $24.66 26 006-496-059-000 $24.66
2 006-496-035-000 $24.66 27 006-496-060-000 $24.66
3 006-496-036-000 $24.66 28 006-496-061-000 $24.66
4 006-496-037-000 $24.66 29 006-496-062-000 $24.66
5 006-496-038-000 $24.66 30 006-496-063-000 $24.66
6 006-496-039-000 $24.66 31 006-496-064-000 $24.66
7 006-496-040-000 $24.66 32 006-496-065-000 $24.66
8 006-496-041-000 $24.66 33 006-496-066-000 $24.66
9 006-496-042-000 $24.66 34 006-496-067-000 $24.66
10 006-496-043-000 $24.66 35 006-496-068-000 $24.66
11 006-496-044-000 $24.66 36 006-496-069-000 $24.66
12 006-496-045-000 $24.66 37 006-496-070-000 $24.66
13 006-496-046-000 $24.66 38 006-496-071-000 $24.66
14 006-496-047-000 $24.66 39 006-496-072-000 $24.66
15 006-496-048-000 $24.66 40 006-496-073-000 $24.66
16 006-496-049-000 $24.66 41 006-496-074-000 $24.66
17 006-496-050-000 $24.66
18 006-496-051-000 $24.66 TOTAL $1,011.06
19 006-496-052-000 $24.66
20 006-496-053-000 $24.66
21 006-496-054-000 $24.66
22 006-496-055-000 $24.66
23 006-496-056-000 $24.66
24 006-496-057-000 $24.66
25 006-496-058-000 $24.66

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$1,011.31

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10F - PEBBLE BEACH VII
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (245.38)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,014.90
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 257.62
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 149.99
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 32.00
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 22.25
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 53.67
g. EQUIPMENT g. 66.28
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 75.42
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 40.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,847.61

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (547.40)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,545.59

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 33.60

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10G
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-497-001-000 $33.60 26 006-497-026-000 $33.60
2 006-497-002-000 $33.60 27 006-497-027-000 $33.60
3 006-497-003-000 $33.60 28 006-497-028-000 $33.60
4 006-497-004-000 $33.60 29 006-497-029-000 $33.60
5 006-497-005-000 $33.60 30 006-497-030-000 $33.60
6 006-497-006-000 $33.60 31 006-497-031-000 $33.60
7 006-497-007-000 $33.60 32 006-497-032-000 $33.60
8 006-497-008-000 $33.60 33 006-497-033-000 $33.60
9 006-497-009-000 $33.60 34 006-497-034-000 $33.60
10 006-497-010-000 $33.60 35 006-497-035-000 $33.60
11 006-497-011-000 $33.60 36 006-497-036-000 $33.60
12 006-497-012-000 $33.60 37 006-497-037-000 $33.60
13 006-497-013-000 $33.60 38 006-497-038-000 $33.60
14 006-497-014-000 $33.60 39 006-497-039-000 $33.60
15 006-497-015-000 $33.60 40 006-497-040-000 $33.60
16 006-497-016-000 $33.60 41 006-497-041-000 $33.60
17 006-497-017-000 $33.60 42 006-497-042-000 $33.60
18 006-497-018-000 $33.60 43 006-497-043-000 $33.60
19 006-497-019-000 $33.60 44 006-497-044-000 $33.60
20 006-497-020-000 $33.60 45 006-497-045-000 $33.60
21 006-497-021-000 $33.60 46 006-497-046-000 $33.60
22 006-497-022-000 $33.60
23 006-497-023-000 $33.60 TOTAL $1,545.59
24 006-497-024-000 $33.60
25 006-497-025-000 $33.60

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$1,545.59

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10G - PEBBLE BEACH VIII
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (639.13)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,447.91
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 261.22
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 169.07
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 36.08
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 25.08
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 77.14
g. EQUIPMENT g. 186.79
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 149.36
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 46.64
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,534.28

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,365.46)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,807.95

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 34.11

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10H
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-498-001-000 $34.11 26 006-498-026-000 $34.11
2 006-498-002-000 $34.11 27 006-498-027-000 $34.11
3 006-498-003-000 $34.11 28 006-498-028-000 $34.11
4 006-498-004-000 $34.11 29 006-498-029-000 $34.11
5 006-498-005-000 $34.11 30 006-498-030-000 $34.11
6 006-498-006-000 $34.11 31 006-498-031-000 $34.11
7 006-498-007-000 $34.11 32 006-498-032-000 $34.11
8 006-498-008-000 $34.11 33 006-498-033-000 $34.11
9 006-498-009-000 $34.11 34 006-498-034-000 $34.11
10 006-498-010-000 $34.11 35 006-498-035-000 $34.11
11 006-498-011-000 $34.11 36 006-498-036-000 $34.11
12 006-498-012-000 $34.11 37 006-498-037-000 $34.11
13 006-498-013-000 $34.11 38 006-498-038-000 $34.11
14 006-498-014-000 $34.11 39 006-498-039-000 $34.11
15 006-498-015-000 $34.11 40 006-498-040-000 $34.11
16 006-498-016-000 $34.11 41 006-498-041-000 $34.11
17 006-498-017-000 $34.11 42 006-498-042-000 $34.11
18 006-498-018-000 $34.11 43 006-498-043-000 $34.11
19 006-498-019-000 $34.11 44 006-498-044-000 $34.11
20 006-498-020-000 $34.11 45 006-498-045-000 $34.11
21 006-498-021-000 $34.11 46 006-498-046-000 $34.11
22 006-498-022-000 $34.11 47 006-498-047-000 $34.11
23 006-498-023-000 $34.11 48 006-498-048-000 $34.11
24 006-498-024-000 $34.11 49 006-498-049-000 $34.11
25 006-498-025-000 $34.11 50 006-498-050-000 $34.11

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10H - PEBBLE BEACH IX
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,807.95
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 006-498-051-000 $34.11
52 006-498-052-000 $34.11
53 006-498-053-000 $34.11
TOTAL $1,807.95

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 759.49

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 0.00
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 258.46
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 84.57
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 18.05
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 12.55
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 11.27
g. EQUIPMENT g. 21.32
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 21.83
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 19.36
TOTAL COSTS: $ 582.39

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 957.61

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 780.50

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 35.48

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 10I
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-499-001-000 $35.48
2 006-499-002-000 $35.48
3 006-499-003-000 $35.48
4 006-499-004-000 $35.48
5 006-499-005-000 $35.48
6 006-499-006-000 $35.48
7 006-499-007-000 $35.48
8 006-499-008-000 $35.48
9 006-499-009-000 $35.48
10 006-499-010-000 $35.48
11 006-499-011-000 $35.48
12 006-499-012-000 $35.48
13 006-499-013-000 $35.48
14 006-499-014-000 $35.48
15 006-499-015-000 $35.48
16 006-499-016-000 $35.48
17 006-499-017-000 $35.48
18 006-499-018-000 $35.48
19 006-499-019-000 $35.48
20 006-499-020-000 $35.48
21 006-499-021-000 $35.48
22 006-499-022-000 $35.48
TOTAL $780.50

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 10I - PEBBLE BEACH X
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$780.50

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (4,730.14)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 31,698.53
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 591.84
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 239.93
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 51.20
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 35.60
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 3,848.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,381.68
g. EQUIPMENT g. 1,455.61
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 90.21
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 69.52
TOTAL COSTS: $ 39,462.12

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (18,169.65)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 26,022.60

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 329.40

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 12
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-470-001-000 $329.40 26 006-470-047-000 $329.40
2 006-470-002-000 $329.40 27 006-470-029-000 $329.40
3 006-470-003-000 $329.40 28 006-470-030-000 $329.40
4 006-470-004-000 $329.40 29 006-470-031-000 $329.40
5 006-470-005-000 $329.40 30 006-470-032-000 $329.40
6 006-470-006-000 $329.40 31 006-470-033-000 $329.40
7 006-470-007-000 $329.40 32 006-470-034-000 $329.40
8 006-470-008-000 $329.40 33 006-470-035-000 $329.40
9 006-470-037-000 $329.40 34 006-480-001-000 $329.40
10 006-470-038-000 $329.40 35 006-480-002-000 $329.40
11 006-470-039-000 $329.40 71 006-480-039-000 $329.40
12 006-470-040-000 $329.40 72 006-480-040-000 $329.40
13 006-470-041-000 $329.40 73 006-480-041-000 $329.40
14 006-470-042-000 $329.40 74 006-480-042-000 $329.40
15 006-470-016-000 $329.40 75 006-480-043-000 $329.40
16 006-470-017-000 $329.40 76 006-480-044-000 $329.40
17 006-470-018-000 $329.40 77 006-480-045-000 $329.40
18 006-470-019-000 $329.40 78 006-480-046-000 $329.40
19 006-470-020-000 $329.40 79 006-480-047-000 $329.40
20 006-470-021-000 $329.40 36 006-480-049-000 $329.40
21 006-470-022-000 $329.40 37 006-480-004-000 $329.40
22 006-470-043-000 $329.40 38 006-480-005-000 $329.40
39 006-480-006-000 $329.40
23 006-470-044-000 $329.40 40 006-480-007-000 $329.40
24 006-470-045-000 $329.40 41 006-480-008-000 $329.40
25 006-470-046-000 $329.40

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 12 - FRENCH COVE 1 & 2
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$26,022.60
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
42 006-480-009-000 $329.40 62 006-480-029-000 $329.40
43 006-480-010-000 $329.40 63 006-480-030-000 $329.40
44 006-480-011-000 $329.40 64 006-480-032-000 $329.40
45 006-480-012-000 $329.40 65 006-480-033-000 $329.40
46 006-480-013-000 $329.40 66 006-480-034-000 $329.40
47 006-480-014-000 $329.40 67 006-480-035-000 $329.40
48 006-480-015-000 $329.40 68 006-480-036-000 $329.40
49 006-480-016-000 $329.40 69 006-480-037-000 $329.40
50 006-480-017-000 $329.40 70 006-480-038-000 $329.40
51 006-480-018-000 $329.40
TOTAL $26,022.60
52 006-480-019-000 $329.40
53 006-480-020-000 $329.40
54 006-480-021-000 $329.40
55 006-480-022-000 $329.40
56 006-480-023-000 $329.40
57 006-480-024-000 $329.40
58 006-480-025-000 $329.40
59 006-480-026-000 $329.40
60 006-480-027-000 $329.40
61 006-480-028-000 $329.40

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (2,102.70)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 5,028.70
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 381.33
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 209.95
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 44.80
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 31.15
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 225.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 2,021.01
g. EQUIPMENT g. 234.55
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 135.30
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 59.84
TOTAL COSTS: $ 8,371.62

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (4,521.33)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 5,952.99

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 87.54

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 13
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-310-001-000 $87.54 26 011-310-027-000 $87.54
2 011-310-002-000 $87.54 27 011-310-028-000 $87.54
3 011-310-003-000 $87.54 28 011-310-029-000 $87.54
4 011-310-004-000 $87.54 29 011-310-030-000 $87.54
5 011-310-005-000 $87.54 30 011-310-031-000 $87.54
6 011-310-006-000 $87.54 31 011-310-032-000 $87.54
7 011-310-007-000 $87.54 32 011-310-033-000 $87.54
8 011-310-008-000 $87.54 33 011-310-034-000 $87.54
9 011-310-009-000 $87.54 34 011-310-035-000 $87.54
10 011-310-010-000 $87.54 35 011-310-036-000 $87.54
11 011-310-011-000 $87.54 36 011-310-037-000 $87.54
12 011-310-012-000 $87.54 37 011-310-038-000 $87.54
13 011-310-013-000 $87.54 38 011-310-039-000 $87.54
14 011-310-014-000 $87.54 39 011-310-040-000 $87.54
15 011-310-015-000 $87.54 40 011-310-041-000 $87.54
16 011-310-016-000 $87.54 41 011-310-042-000 $87.54
17 011-310-017-000 $87.54 42 011-310-043-000 $87.54
18 011-310-018-000 $87.54 43 011-310-044-000 $87.54
19 011-310-019-000 $87.54 44 011-310-045-000 $87.54
20 011-310-020-000 $87.54 45 011-310-046-000 $87.54
21 011-310-021-000 $87.54 46 011-310-047-000 $87.54
22 011-310-022-000 $87.54 47 011-310-048-000 $87.54
23 011-310-024-000 $87.54 48 011-310-049-000 $87.54
24 011-310-025-000 $87.54 49 011-310-055-000 $87.54
25 011-310-026-000 $87.54 50 011-310-056-000 $87.54

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$5,952.99

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 13 - LAS PALMAS ESTATES 1, 2, 3, & 4
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 011-310-057-000 $87.54
52 011-310-058-000 $87.54
53 011-310-059-000 $87.54
54 011-310-060-000 $87.54
55 011-310-061-000 $87.54
56 011-310-062-000 $87.54
57 011-310-063-000 $87.54
58 011-310-068-000 $87.54
59 011-310-069-000 $87.54
60 011-310-070-000 $87.54
61 011-310-071-000 $87.54
62 011-310-072-000 $87.54
63 011-310-073-000 $87.54
64 011-310-074-000 $87.54
65 011-310-075-000 $87.54
66 011-310-076-000 $87.54
67 011-310-077-000 $87.54
68 011-310-078-000 $87.54
TOTAL ASSESSMENT $5,952.99

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 1,547.33

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,788.36
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 301.43
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 338.06
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 72.14
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 50.15
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 540.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 207.89
g. EQUIPMENT g. 182.13
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 55.57
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 101.20
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,636.92

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 861.31

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,950.90

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 25.66

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 14
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-380-001-000 $25.66 26 012-380-026-000 $25.66
2 012-380-002-000 $25.66 27 012-380-027-000 $25.66
3 012-380-003-000 $25.66 28 012-380-028-000 $25.66
4 012-380-004-000 $25.66 29 012-380-029-000 $25.66
5 012-380-005-000 $25.66 30 012-380-030-000 $25.66
6 012-380-006-000 $25.66 31 012-380-031-000 $25.66
7 012-380-007-000 $25.66 32 012-380-032-000 $25.66
8 012-380-008-000 $25.66 33 012-380-033-000 $25.66
9 012-380-009-000 $25.66 34 012-380-034-000 $25.66
10 012-380-010-000 $25.66 35 012-380-035-000 $25.66
11 012-380-011-000 $25.66 36 012-380-036-000 $25.66
12 012-380-012-000 $25.66 37 012-380-037-000 $25.66
13 012-380-013-000 $25.66 38 012-380-038-000 $25.66
14 012-380-014-000 $25.66 39 012-380-039-000 $25.66
15 012-380-015-000 $25.66 40 012-380-040-000 $25.66
16 012-380-016-000 $25.66 41 012-380-041-000 $25.66
17 012-380-017-000 $25.66 42 012-380-042-000 $25.66
18 012-380-018-000 $25.66 43 012-380-043-000 $25.66
19 012-380-019-000 $25.66 44 012-380-044-000 $25.66
20 012-380-020-000 $25.66 45 012-380-045-000 $25.66
21 012-380-021-000 $25.66 46 012-380-046-000 $25.66
22 012-380-022-000 $25.66 47 012-380-047-000 $25.66
23 012-380-023-000 $25.66 48 012-380-048-000 $25.66
24 012-380-024-000 $25.66 49 012-380-049-000 $25.66
25 012-380-025-000 $25.66 50 012-380-050-000 $25.66

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 14 - CAPISTRANO 1 & 2
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,950.90
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-380-051-000 $25.66 86 012-381-033-000 $25.66
52 012-380-052-000 $25.66 87 012-381-034-000 $25.66
53 012-380-053-000 $25.66 88 012-381-035-000 $25.66
54 012-381-001-000 $25.66 89 012-381-036-000 $25.66
55 012-381-002-000 $25.66 90 012-381-037-000 $25.66
56 012-381-003-000 $25.66 91 012-381-038-000 $25.66
57 012-381-004-000 $25.66 92 012-381-039-000 $25.66
58 012-381-005-000 $25.66 93 012-381-040-000 $25.66
59 012-381-006-000 $25.66 94 012-381-041-000 $25.66
60 012-381-007-000 $25.66 95 012-381-042-000 $25.66
61 012-381-008-000 $25.66 96 012-381-043-000 $25.66
62 012-381-009-000 $25.66 97 012-381-044-000 $25.66
63 012-381-010-000 $25.66 98 012-381-045-000 $25.66
64 012-381-011-000 $25.66 99 012-381-046-000 $25.66
65 012-381-012-000 $25.66 100 012-381-047-000 $25.66
66 012-381-013-000 $25.66 101 012-381-048-000 $25.66
67 012-381-014-000 $25.66 102 012-381-049-000 $25.66
68 012-381-015-000 $25.66 103 012-381-050-000 $25.66
69 012-381-016-000 $25.66 104 012-381-051-000 $25.66
70 012-381-017-000 $25.66 105 012-381-052-000 $25.66
71 012-381-018-000 $25.66 106 012-381-053-000 $25.66
72 012-381-019-000 $25.66 107 012-381-054-000 $25.66
73 012-381-020-000 $25.66 108 012-381-055-000 $25.66
74 012-381-021-000 $25.66 109 012-381-056-000 $25.66
75 012-381-022-000 $25.66 110 012-381-057-000 $25.66
76 012-381-023-000 $25.66 111 012-381-058-000 $25.66
77 012-381-024-000 $25.66 112 012-381-059-000 $25.66
78 012-381-025-000 $25.66 113 012-381-060-000 $25.66
79 012-381-026-000 $25.66 114 012-381-061-000 $25.66
80 012-381-027-000 $25.66 115 012-381-062-000 $25.66
81 012-381-028-000 $25.66 TOTAL ASSESSMENT $2,950.90
82 012-381-029-000 $25.66
83 012-381-030-000 $25.66
84 012-381-031-000 $25.66
85 012-381-032-000 $25.66

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 10,054.71

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 718.50
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 258.73
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 76.39
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 16.30
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 11.33
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 0.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 257.36
g. EQUIPMENT g. 201.07
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 101.12
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 16.72
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,657.52

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 11,992.37

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,595.18

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 189.22

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 15
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-082-027-000 $189.22
2 008-082-028-000 $189.22
3 008-082-029-000 $189.22
4 008-082-030-000 $189.22
5 008-082-031-000 $189.22
6 008-082-032-000 $189.22
7 008-082-033-000 $189.22
8 008-082-034-000 $189.22
9 008-082-035-000 $189.22
10 008-082-036-000 $189.22
11 008-082-037-000 $189.22
12 008-082-038-000 $189.22
13 008-082-039-000 $189.22
14 008-082-040-000 $189.22
15 008-082-041-000 $189.22
16 008-082-042-000 $189.22
17 008-082-043-000 $189.22
18 008-082-044-000 $189.22
19 008-082-045-000 $189.22
Total $3,595.18

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 15 - CLINTON / ELM RANCHOS 1
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$3,595.18

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (566.42)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 423.34
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 258.73
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 51.86
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 11.07
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 7.69
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 0.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 35.27
g. EQUIPMENT g. 21.16
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 53.24
I. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 8.80
TOTAL COSTS: $ 871.15

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,157.57)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 280.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 28.00

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 15B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-082-046-000 $28.00
2 008-082-047-000 $28.00
3 008-082-048-000 $28.00
4 008-082-049-000 $28.00
5 008-082-050-000 $28.00
6 008-082-051-000 $28.00
7 008-082-052-000 $28.00
8 008-082-053-000 $28.00
9 008-082-054-000 $28.00
10 008-082-055-000 $28.00
TOTAL $280.00

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$280.00

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 15B - CLINTON / ELM RANCHOS 2
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 197.88

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 380.32
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 258.73
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 54.59
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 11.65
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 8.10
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 0.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 35.27
g. EQUIPMENT g. 23.28
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 58.55
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 9.68
TOTAL COSTS: $ 840.15

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 110.12

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 752.39

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 68.40

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 15C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-082-058-000 $68.40
2 008-082-059-000 $68.40
3 008-082-060-000 $68.40
4 008-082-061-000 $68.40
5 008-082-062-000 $68.40
6 008-082-063-000 $68.40
7 008-082-064-000 $68.40
8 008-082-065-000 $68.40
9 008-082-066-000 $68.40
10 008-082-067-000 $68.40
11 008-082-068-000 $68.40
TOTAL $752.39

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 15C - CLINTON / ELM RANCHOS 3
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$752.39

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 650.31

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,704.51
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 309.40
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 90.02
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 19.21
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 13.35
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 630.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 417.41
g. EQUIPMENT g. 213.23
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 1,248.01
I. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 21.12
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,666.27

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (656.12)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 4,359.84

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 181.66

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 16
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-093-001-000 $181.66
2 008-093-002-000 $181.66
3 008-093-003-000 $181.66
4 008-093-004-000 $181.66
5 008-093-005-000 $181.66
6 008-093-006-000 $181.66
7 008-093-007-000 $181.66
8 008-093-008-000 $181.66
9 008-093-009-000 $181.66
10 008-093-010-000 $181.66
11 008-093-011-000 $181.66
12 008-093-012-000 $181.66
13 008-093-013-000 $181.66
14 008-093-014-000 $181.66
15 008-093-015-000 $181.66
16 008-093-016-000 $181.66
17 008-093-017-000 $181.66
18 008-093-018-000 $181.66
19 008-093-019-000 $181.66
20 008-093-020-000 $181.66
21 008-093-021-000 $181.66
22 008-093-022-000 $181.66
23 008-093-023-000 $181.66
24 008-093-024-000 $181.66
TOTAL $4,359.84

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 16 - SUGAR PINE
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$4,359.84

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (4,809.46)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 10,332.27
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 312.84
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 291.72
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 62.25
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 43.28
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 675.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 253.98
g. EQUIPMENT g. 326.98
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 127.00
I. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 86.24
TOTAL COSTS: $ 12,511.56

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (10,669.17)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 6,651.85

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 67.88

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 17A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-450-011-000 $67.88 26 009-450-036-000 $67.88
2 009-450-012-000 $67.88 27 009-450-037-000 $67.88
3 009-450-013-000 $67.88 28 009-450-038-000 $67.88
4 009-450-014-000 $67.88 29 009-450-039-000 $67.88
5 009-450-015-000 $67.88 30 009-450-040-000 $67.88
6 009-450-016-000 $67.88 31 009-450-044-000 $67.88
7 009-450-017-000 $67.88 32 009-450-045-000 $67.88
8 009-450-018-000 $67.88 33 009-450-046-000 $67.88
9 009-450-019-000 $67.88 34 009-450-047-000 $67.88
10 009-450-020-000 $67.88 35 009-450-048-000 $67.88
11 009-450-021-000 $67.88 36 009-450-049-000 $67.88
12 009-450-022-000 $67.88 37 009-450-050-000 $67.88
13 009-450-023-000 $67.88 38 009-450-051-000 $67.88
14 009-450-024-000 $67.88 39 009-450-052-000 $67.88
15 009-450-025-000 $67.88 40 009-450-053-000 $67.88
16 009-450-026-000 $67.88 41 009-451-001-000 $67.88
17 009-450-027-000 $67.88 42 009-451-002-000 $67.88
18 009-450-028-000 $67.88 43 009-451-003-000 $67.88
19 009-450-029-000 $67.88 44 009-451-004-000 $67.88
20 009-450-030-000 $67.88 45 009-451-005-000 $67.88
21 009-450-031-000 $67.88 46 009-451-006-000 $67.88
22 009-450-032-000 $67.88 47 009-451-007-000 $67.88
23 009-450-033-000 $67.88 48 009-451-008-000 $67.88
24 009-450-034-000 $67.88 49 009-451-009-000 $67.88
25 009-450-035-000 $67.88 50 009-451-010-000 $67.88

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 17A - CAPISTRANO X, PHASE 1 & 2
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$6,651.85
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-451-011-000 $67.88 86 009-520-013-000 $67.88
52 009-451-012-000 $67.88 87 009-520-014-000 $67.88
53 009-451-013-000 $67.88 88 009-520-015-000 $67.88
54 009-451-014-000 $67.88 89 009-520-016-000 $67.88
55 009-451-015-000 $67.88 90 009-520-017-000 $67.88
56 009-451-016-000 $67.88 91 009-520-018-000 $67.88
57 009-451-017-000 $67.88 92 009-520-019-000 $67.88
58 009-451-018-000 $67.88 93 009-520-020-000 $67.88
59 009-451-019-000 $67.88 94 009-520-021-000 $67.88
60 009-451-020-000 $67.88 95 009-520-022-000 $67.88
61 009-451-021-000 $67.88 96 009-520-023-000 $67.88
62 009-451-022-000 $67.88 97 009-520-024-000 $67.88
63 009-451-023-000 $67.88 98 009-520-025-000 $67.88
64 009-451-024-000 $67.88
65 009-451-025-000 $67.88 TOTAL ASSESSMENT $6,651.85
66 009-451-026-000 $67.88
67 009-451-027-000 $67.88
68 009-451-028-000 $67.88
69 009-451-029-000 $67.88
70 009-451-030-000 $67.88
71 009-451-031-000 $67.88
72 009-451-032-000 $67.88
73 009-451-033-000 $67.88
74 009-520-001-000 $67.88
75 009-520-002-000 $67.88
76 009-520-003-000 $67.88
77 009-520-004-000 $67.88
78 009-520-005-000 $67.88
79 009-520-006-000 $67.88
80 009-520-007-000 $67.88
81 009-520-008-000 $67.88
82 009-520-009-000 $67.88
83 009-520-010-000 $67.88
84 009-520-011-000 $67.88
85 009-520-012-000 $67.88

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 6,150.67

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,866.80
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 264.01
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 111.83
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 23.86
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 16.59
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,193.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 56.62
g. EQUIPMENT g. 98.72
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 19.74
I. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 28.16
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,679.33

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 4,792.93

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,321.59

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 72.55

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 17B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-470-001-000 $72.55 26 009-470-026-000 $72.55
2 009-470-002-000 $72.55 27 009-470-027-000 $72.55
3 009-470-003-000 $72.55 28 009-470-028-000 $72.55
4 009-470-004-000 $72.55 29 009-470-029-000 $72.55
5 009-470-005-000 $72.55 30 009-470-030-000 $72.55
6 009-470-006-000 $72.55 31 009-470-031-000 $72.55
7 009-470-007-000 $72.55 32 009-470-032-000 $72.55
8 009-470-008-000 $72.55
9 009-470-009-000 $72.55 TOTAL $2,321.59
10 009-470-010-000 $72.55
11 009-470-011-000 $72.55
12 009-470-012-000 $72.55
13 009-470-013-000 $72.55
14 009-470-014-000 $72.55
15 009-470-015-000 $72.55
16 009-470-016-000 $72.55
17 009-470-017-000 $72.55
18 009-470-018-000 $72.55
19 009-470-019-000 $72.55
20 009-470-020-000 $72.55
21 009-470-021-000 $72.55
22 009-470-022-000 $72.55
23 009-470-023-000 $72.55
24 009-470-024-000 $72.55
25 009-470-025-000 $72.55

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 17B - CAPISTRANO X, PHASE 3
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,321.59

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (994.99)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 4,436.90
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 286.02
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 120.00
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 25.61
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 17.80
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 540.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 145.60
g. EQUIPMENT g. 134.08
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 46.88
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 30.80
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,783.69

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (3,739.28)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,039.40

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 86.84

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 17C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-480-001-000 $86.84 26 009-480-026-000 $86.84
2 009-480-002-000 $86.84 27 009-480-027-000 $86.84
3 009-480-003-000 $86.84 28 009-480-028-000 $86.84
4 009-480-004-000 $86.84 29 009-480-029-000 $86.84
5 009-480-005-000 $86.84 30 009-480-030-000 $86.84
6 009-480-006-000 $86.84 31 009-480-031-000 $86.84
7 009-480-007-000 $86.84 32 009-480-032-000 $86.84
8 009-480-008-000 $86.84 33 009-480-033-000 $86.84
9 009-480-009-000 $86.84 34 009-480-034-000 $86.84
10 009-480-010-000 $86.84 35 009-480-035-000 $86.84
11 009-480-011-000 $86.84 TOTAL $3,039.40
12 009-480-012-000 $86.84
13 009-480-013-000 $86.84
14 009-480-014-000 $86.84
15 009-480-015-000 $86.84
16 009-480-016-000 $86.84
17 009-480-017-000 $86.84
18 009-480-018-000 $86.84
19 009-480-019-000 $86.84
20 009-480-020-000 $86.84
21 009-480-021-000 $86.84
22 009-480-022-000 $86.84
23 009-480-023-000 $86.84
24 009-480-024-000 $86.84
25 009-480-025-000 $86.84

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 17C - CAPISTRANO X, PHASE 4
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$3,039.40

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (1,702.14)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,625.20
3 INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 264.01
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 147.26
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 31.42
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 21.85
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 698.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 56.62
g. EQUIPMENT g. 79.33
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 27.75
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 39.60
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,991.03

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (3,536.03)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,157.14

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 47.94

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 17D
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-490-001-000 $47.94 26 009-490-059-000 $47.94
2 009-490-002-000 $47.94 27 009-490-031-000 $47.94
3 009-490-003-000 $47.94 28 009-490-032-000 $47.94
4 009-490-004-000 $47.94 29 009-490-033-000 $47.94
5 009-490-005-000 $47.94 30 009-490-034-000 $47.94
6 009-490-006-000 $47.94 31 009-490-035-000 $47.94
7 009-490-063-000 $47.94 32 009-490-036-000 $47.94
8 009-490-009-000 $47.94 33 009-490-037-000 $47.94
9 009-490-010-000 $47.94 34 009-490-038-000 $47.94
10 009-490-011-000 $47.94 35 009-490-039-000 $47.94
11 009-490-012-000 $47.94 36 009-490-040-000 $47.94
12 009-490-013-000 $47.94 37 009-490-041-000 $47.94
13 009-490-014-000 $47.94 38 009-490-042-000 $47.94
14 009-490-015-000 $47.94 39 009-490-043-000 $47.94
15 009-490-016-000 $47.94 40 009-490-044-000 $47.94
16 009-490-057-000 $47.94 41 009-490-045-000 $47.94
17 009-490-019-000 $47.94 42 009-490-058-000 $47.94
18 009-490-020-000 $47.94 43 009-490-048-000 $47.94
19 009-490-021-000 $47.94 44 009-490-049-000 $47.94
20 009-490-022-000 $47.94 45 009-490-050-000 $47.94
21 009-490-023-000 $47.94 TOTAL $2,157.14
22 009-490-024-000 $47.94
23 009-490-025-000 $47.94
24 009-490-026-000 $47.94
25 009-490-060-000 $47.94

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 17D - CAPISTRANO XI, PHASE 1
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,157.14

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 5,839.25

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,399.58

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 441.26
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 171.79
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 36.66
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 25.49
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 923.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 400.39
g. EQUIPMENT g. 88.33
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 90.21
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 47.52
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,624.23

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 5,935.85

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,720.82

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 68.90

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 18
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-451-001-000 $68.90 26 006-452-008-000 $68.90
2 006-451-002-000 $68.90 27 006-452-009-000 $68.90
3 006-451-003-000 $68.90 28 006-452-010-000 $68.90
4 006-451-004-000 $68.90 29 006-452-011-000 $68.90
5 006-451-005-000 $68.90 30 006-452-012-000 $68.90
6 006-451-006-000 $68.90 31 006-452-013-000 $68.90
7 006-451-007-000 $68.90 32 006-452-014-000 $68.90
8 006-451-008-000 $68.90 33 006-452-015-000 $68.90
9 006-451-009-000 $68.90 34 006-452-016-000 $68.90
10 006-451-010-000 $68.90 35 006-452-017-000 $68.90
11 006-451-011-000 $68.90 36 006-452-018-000 $68.90
12 006-451-012-000 $68.90 37 006-453-001-000 $68.90
13 006-451-013-000 $68.90 38 006-453-002-000 $68.90
14 006-451-014-000 $68.90 39 006-453-003-000 $68.90
15 006-451-015-000 $68.90 40 006-453-004-000 $68.90
16 006-451-016-000 $68.90 41 006-453-005-000 $68.90
17 006-451-017-000 $68.90 42 006-453-006-000 $68.90
18 006-451-018-000 $68.90 43 006-453-007-000 $68.90
19 006-452-001-000 $68.90 44 006-453-008-000 $68.90
20 006-452-002-000 $68.90 45 006-453-009-000 $68.90
21 006-452-003-000 $68.90 46 006-453-010-000 $68.90
22 006-452-004-000 $68.90 47 006-453-011-000 $68.90
23 006-452-005-000 $68.90 48 006-453-012-000 $68.90
24 006-452-006-000 $68.90 49 006-453-013-000 $68.90
25 006-452-007-000 $68.90 50 006-453-014-000 $68.90

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 18 - LINCOLN PLACE, PHASE 1, 2, & 3
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$3,720.82
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 006-453-015-000 $68.90
52 006-453-016-000 $68.90
53 006-453-017-000 $68.90
54 006-453-018-000 $68.90
TOTAL $3,720.82

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 1,357.18

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 480.05

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 255.50
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 109.10
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 23.28
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 16.19
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 68.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 22.23
g. EQUIPMENT g. 54.69
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 106.72
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 27.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,163.03

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 1,224.45

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,030.30

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 33.24

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 20A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-251-001-000 $32.20 26 005-140-059-000 $32.20
2 005-251-002-000 $32.20 27 005-140-060-000 $32.20
3 005-251-003-000 $32.20 28 005-140-061-000 $32.20
4 005-251-004-000 $32.20 29 005-140-062-000 $32.20
5 005-251-005-000 $32.20 30 005-140-063-000 $32.20
6 005-251-006-000 $32.20 31 005-140-064-000 $32.20
7 005-251-007-000 $32.20 32 005-140-065-000 $32.20
8 005-251-008-000 $32.20
9 005-251-009-000 $32.20 TOTAL $998.11
10 005-251-010-000 $32.20
11 005-251-011-000 $32.20
12 005-251-012-000 $32.20
13 005-251-013-000 $32.20
14 005-251-014-000 $32.20
15 005-251-015-000 $32.20
16 005-251-016-000 $32.20
17 005-251-017-000 $32.20
18 005-140-051-000 $32.20
19 005-140-052-000 $32.20
20 005-140-053-000 $32.20
21 005-140-054-000 $32.20
22 005-140-055-000 $32.20
23 005-140-056-000 $32.20
24 005-140-057-000 $32.20
25 005-140-058-000 $32.20

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 20A - LA JOLLA ESTATES, PHASE 1
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,030.30

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (1,859.99)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 998.98

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 263.35
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 109.10
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 23.28
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 16.19
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 180.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 201.40
g. EQUIPMENT g. 74.63
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 23.91
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 27.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,918.12

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (3,778.10)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 0.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 0.00

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 20B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-250-038-000 $0.00 26 005-250-063-000 $0.00
2 005-250-039-000 $0.00 27 005-250-064-000 $0.00
3 005-250-040-000 $0.00 28 005-250-065-000 $0.00
4 005-250-041-000 $0.00 29 005-250-066-000 $0.00
5 005-250-042-000 $0.00 30 005-250-067-000 $0.00
6 005-250-043-000 $0.00 31 005-250-068-000 $0.00
7 005-250-044-000 $0.00
8 005-250-045-000 $0.00 TOTAL $0.00
9 005-250-046-000 $0.00
10 005-250-047-000 $0.00
11 005-250-048-000 $0.00
12 005-250-049-000 $0.00
13 005-250-050-000 $0.00
14 005-250-051-000 $0.00
15 005-250-052-000 $0.00
16 005-250-053-000 $0.00
17 005-250-054-000 $0.00
18 005-250-055-000 $0.00
19 005-250-056-000 $0.00
20 005-250-057-000 $0.00
21 005-250-058-000 $0.00
22 005-250-059-000 $0.00
23 005-250-060-000 $0.00
24 005-250-061-000 $0.00
25 005-250-062-000 $0.00

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 20B - LA JOLLA ESTATES, PHASE 2
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$0.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 366.02

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 710.49

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 254.76
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 68.21
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 14.56
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 10.12
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 68.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 19.24
g. EQUIPMENT g. 60.11
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 14.14
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 14.08
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,233.72

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 433.01

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,300.72

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 81.29

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 20C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-250-071-000 $81.29
2 005-250-072-000 $81.29
3 005-250-073-000 $81.29
4 005-250-074-000 $81.29
5 005-250-075-000 $81.29
6 005-250-076-000 $81.29
7 005-250-077-000 $81.29
8 005-250-078-000 $81.29
9 005-250-079-000 $81.29
10 005-250-080-000 $81.29
11 005-250-081-000 $81.29
12 005-250-082-000 $81.29
13 005-250-083-000 $81.29
14 005-250-084-000 $81.29
15 005-250-085-000 $81.29
16 005-250-086-000 $81.29
TOTAL $1,300.72
ZONE 20C - LA JOLLA ESTATES, PHASE 3
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,300.72

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (9,745.70)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 6,958.68

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 366.75
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 136.36
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 29.10
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 20.23
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,710.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 414.52
g. EQUIPMENT g. 410.25
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 28.03
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 36.08
TOTAL COSTS: $ 10,110.01

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (19,855.71)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 0.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 0.00

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 21A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-510-001-000 $0.00 26 006-510-047-000 $0.00
2 006-510-002-000 $0.00 27 006-510-048-000 $0.00
3 006-510-003-000 $0.00 28 006-510-049-000 $0.00
4 006-510-004-000 $0.00 29 006-510-050-000 $0.00
5 006-510-005-000 $0.00 30 006-510-051-000 $0.00
6 006-510-006-000 $0.00 31 006-510-052-000 $0.00
7 006-510-007-000 $0.00 32 006-510-053-000 $0.00
8 006-510-008-000 $0.00 33 006-510-054-000 $0.00
9 006-510-009-000 $0.00 34 006-510-055-000 $0.00
10 006-510-010-000 $0.00 35 006-510-056-000 $0.00
11 006-510-011-000 $0.00 36 006-510-057-000 $0.00
12 006-510-012-000 $0.00 37 006-510-058-000 $0.00
13 006-510-013-000 $0.00 38 006-510-059-000 $0.00
14 006-510-014-000 $0.00 39 006-510-060-000 $0.00
15 006-510-015-000 $0.00 40 006-510-064-000 $0.00
16 006-510-016-000 $0.00 41 006-510-065-000 $0.00
17 006-510-017-000 $0.00
18 006-510-018-000 $0.00 TOTAL $0.00
19 006-510-019-000 $0.00
20 006-510-022-000 $0.00
21 006-510-023-000 $0.00
22 006-510-024-000 $0.00
23 006-510-025-000 $0.00
24 006-510-044-000 $0.00
25 006-510-045-000 $0.00

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 21A - HOME RANCH PHASE I
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$0.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 3,335.93

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,214.11

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 283.47
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 226.31
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 48.29
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 33.57
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 293.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 135.30
g. EQUIPMENT g. 121.11
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 8.14
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 65.12
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,428.43

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,089.61

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,182.10

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 43.00

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 21B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-510-061-000 $40.04 26 006-520-023-000 $40.04
2 006-510-062-000 $40.04 27 006-520-024-000 $40.04
3 006-510-063-000 $40.04 28 006-520-025-000 $40.04
4 006-520-086-000 $40.04 29 006-520-027-000 $40.04
5 006-520-087-000 $40.04 30 006-520-026-000 $40.04
6 006-520-003-000 $40.04 31 006-520-079-000 $88.42
7 006-520-004-000 $40.04 32 006-520-030-000 $40.04
8 006-520-005-000 $40.04 33 006-520-077-000 $88.42
9 006-520-006-000 $40.04 34 006-520-033-000 $40.04
10 006-520-007-000 $40.04 35 006-520-034-000 $40.04
11 006-520-008-000 $40.04 36 006-520-035-000 $40.04
12 006-520-009-000 $40.04 37 006-520-083-000 $88.42
13 006-520-010-000 $40.04 38 006-520-038-000 $40.04
14 006-520-011-000 $40.04 39 006-520-085-000 $88.42
15 006-520-012-000 $40.04 40 006-520-041-000 $40.04
16 006-520-013-000 $40.04 41 006-520-042-000 $40.04
17 006-520-014-000 $40.04 42 006-520-043-000 $40.04
18 006-520-015-000 $40.04 43 006-520-044-000 $40.04
19 006-520-016-000 $40.04 44 006-520-084-000 $88.42
20 006-520-017-000 $40.04 45 006-520-047-000 $40.04
21 006-520-018-000 $40.04 46 006-520-048-000 $40.04
22 006-520-019-000 $40.04 47 006-520-049-000 $40.04
23 006-520-020-000 $40.04 48 006-520-050-000 $40.04
24 006-520-021-000 $40.04 49 006-520-051-000 $40.04
25 006-520-022-000 $40.04 50 006-520-052-000 $40.04

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 21B - HOME RANCH PHASE II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$3,182.10
51 006-520-053-000 $40.04
52 006-520-054-000 $40.04
53 006-520-055-000 $40.04
54 006-520-056-000 $40.04
55 006-520-057-000 $40.04
56 006-520-058-000 $40.04
57 006-520-059-000 $40.04
58 006-520-060-000 $40.04
59 006-520-061-000 $40.04
60 006-520-062-000 $40.04
61 006-520-080-000 $58.94
62 006-520-081-000 $58.94
63 006-520-082-000 $58.94
64 006-520-067-000 $40.04
65 006-520-068-000 $40.04
66 006-520-069-000 $40.04
67 006-520-070-000 $40.04
68 006-520-071-000 $40.04
69 006-520-072-000 $40.04
70 006-520-073-000 $40.04
71 006-520-074-000 $40.04
72 006-520-075-000 $40.04
TOTAL $3,181.48

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 36,526.67

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 9,831.80

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 404.08
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 259.01
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 55.27
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 38.43
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 765.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 622.79
g. EQUIPMENT g. 537.81
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 36.08
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 75.68
TOTAL COSTS: $ 12,625.95

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 32,198.90

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 8,298.18

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 96.49

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 21C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-562-001-000 $96.49 26 006-562-012-000 $96.49
2 006-562-002-000 $96.49 27 006-562-013-000 $96.49
3 006-562-003-000 $96.49 28 006-562-064-000 $96.49
4 006-562-063-000 $96.49 29 006-561-043-000 $96.49
5 006-561-001-000 $96.49 30 006-561-018-000 $96.49
6 006-561-002-000 $96.49 31 006-561-019-000 $96.49
7 006-561-003-000 $96.49 32 006-562-016-000 $96.49
8 006-561-004-000 $96.49 33 006-562-017-000 $96.49
9 006-561-005-000 $96.49 34 006-562-018-000 $96.49
10 006-561-006-000 $96.49 35 006-562-019-000 $96.49
11 006-561-007-000 $96.49 36 006-562-020-000 $96.49
12 006-561-008-000 $96.49 37 006-562-062-000 $96.49
13 006-561-009-000 $96.49 38 006-562-060-000 $96.49
14 006-561-010-000 $96.49 39 006-562-059-000 $96.49
15 006-561-011-000 $96.49 40 006-562-058-000 $96.49
16 006-561-012-000 $96.49 41 006-562-057-000 $96.49
17 006-561-013-000 $96.49 42 006-561-020-000 $96.49
18 006-561-014-000 $96.49 43 006-561-021-000 $96.49
19 006-561-015-000 $96.49 44 006-561-022-000 $96.49
20 006-562-006-000 $96.49 45 006-561-023-000 $96.49
21 006-562-007-000 $96.49 46 006-561-024-000 $96.49
22 006-562-008-000 $96.49 47 006-561-025-000 $96.49
23 006-562-009-000 $96.49 48 006-561-026-000 $96.49
24 006-562-010-000 $96.49 49 006-561-027-000 $96.49
25 006-562-011-000 $96.49 50 006-561-028-000 $96.49

ASSESSMENT ROLL
ZONE 21C - HOME RANCH PHASE III
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$8,298.18
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 006-561-029-000 $96.49 86 006-562-061-000 $96.49
52 006-561-030-000 $96.49
53 006-561-031-000 $96.49 TOTAL $8,298.18
54 006-561-032-000 $96.49
55 006-561-033-000 $96.49
56 006-561-034-000 $96.49
57 006-561-035-000 $96.49
58 006-561-036-000 $96.49
59 006-561-037-000 $96.49
60 006-561-038-000 $96.49
61 006-561-039-000 $96.49
62 006-561-040-000 $96.49
63 006-561-041-000 $96.49
64 006-562-028-000 $96.49
65 006-562-029-000 $96.49
66 006-562-030-000 $96.49
67 006-562-031-000 $96.49
68 006-562-032-000 $96.49
69 006-562-033-000 $96.49
70 006-562-034-000 $96.49
71 006-562-035-000 $96.49
72 006-562-036-000 $96.49
73 006-562-037-000 $96.49
74 006-562-038-000 $96.49
75 006-562-039-000 $96.49
76 006-562-040-000 $96.49
77 006-562-041-000 $96.49
78 006-562-042-000 $96.49
79 006-562-043-000 $96.49
80 006-562-044-000 $96.49
81 006-562-045-000 $96.49
82 006-562-046-000 $96.49
83 006-562-047-000 $96.49
84 006-562-048-000 $96.49
85 006-562-049-000 $96.49

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 33,518.07

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 4,899.88

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 378.83
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 1,136.69
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 242.55
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 168.63
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 833.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 369.61
g. EQUIPMENT $ 268.03
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 17.99
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 359.04
TOTAL COSTS: $ 8,674.26

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 30,775.49

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 5,931.68

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 14.54

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 21D
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-511-001-000 $14.54 26 006-511-026-000 $14.54
2 006-511-002-000 $14.54 27 006-511-027-000 $14.54
3 006-511-003-000 $14.54 28 006-511-028-000 $14.54
4 006-511-004-000 $14.54 29 006-511-029-000 $14.54
5 006-511-005-000 $14.54 30 006-511-030-000 $14.54
6 006-511-006-000 $14.54 31 006-511-031-000 $14.54
7 006-511-007-000 $14.54 32 006-511-032-000 $14.54
8 006-511-008-000 $14.54 33 006-511-033-000 $14.54
9 006-511-009-000 $14.54 34 006-511-034-000 $14.54
10 006-511-010-000 $14.54 35 006-511-035-000 $14.54
11 006-511-011-000 $14.54 36 006-511-036-000 $14.54
12 006-511-012-000 $14.54 37 006-511-037-000 $14.54
13 006-511-013-000 $14.54 38 006-511-038-000 $14.54
14 006-511-014-000 $14.54 39 006-511-039-000 $14.54
15 006-511-015-000 $14.54 40 006-511-040-000 $14.54
16 006-511-016-000 $14.54 41 006-511-041-000 $14.54
17 006-511-017-000 $14.54 42 006-511-042-000 $14.54
18 006-511-018-000 $14.54 43 006-511-043-000 $14.54
19 006-511-019-000 $14.54 44 006-511-044-000 $14.54
20 006-511-020-000 $14.54 45 006-511-045-000 $14.54
21 006-511-021-000 $14.54 46 006-511-046-000 $14.54
22 006-511-022-000 $14.54 47 006-511-047-000 $14.54
23 006-511-023-000 $14.54 48 006-511-048-000 $14.54
24 006-511-024-000 $14.54 49 006-511-049-000 $14.54
25 006-511-025-000 $14.54 50 006-511-050-000 $14.54

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 21D

HOME RANCH PHASE IV, MELANIE MEADOWS PHASE I AND RANCHO SANTA FE TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$5,931.68
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
86 006-590-032-000 $14.54
51 006-511-051-000 $14.54 87 006-590-033-000 $14.54
52 006-511-052-000 $14.54 88 006-590-034-000 $14.54
53 006-511-053-000 $14.54 89 006-590-035-000 $14.54
54 006-511-054-000 $14.54 90 006-590-036-000 $14.54
55 006-590-001-000 $14.54
91 006-590-037-000 $14.54
56 006-590-002-000 $14.54 92 006-590-038-000 $14.54
57 006-590-003-000 $14.54 93 006-590-039-000 $14.54
58 006-590-004-000 $14.54 94 006-590-040-000 $14.54
59 006-590-005-000 $14.54 95 006-590-041-000 $14.54
60 006-590-006-000 $14.54
96 006-590-042-000 $14.54
61 006-590-007-000 $14.54 97 006-590-043-000 $14.54
62 006-590-008-000 $14.54 98 006-590-044-000 $14.54
63 006-590-009-000 $14.54 99 006-590-045-000 $14.54
64 006-590-010-000 $14.54 100 006-590-046-000 $14.54
65 006-590-011-000 $14.54
101 006-590-047-000 $14.54
66 006-590-012-000 $14.54 102 006-590-048-000 $14.54
67 006-590-013-000 $14.54 103 006-590-049-000 $14.54
68 006-590-014-000 $14.54 104 006-590-050-000 $14.54
69 006-590-015-000 $14.54 105 006-590-051-000 $14.54
70 006-590-016-000 $14.54
106 006-590-052-000 $14.54
71 006-590-017-000 $14.54 107 006-590-053-000 $14.54
72 006-590-018-000 $14.54 108 006-590-054-000 $14.54
73 006-590-019-000 $14.54 109 006-591-001-000 $14.54
74 006-590-020-000 $14.54 110 006-591-002-000 $14.54
75 006-590-021-000 $14.54
111 006-591-003-000 $14.54
76 006-590-022-000 $14.54 112 006-591-004-000 $14.54
77 006-590-023-000 $14.54 113 006-591-005-000 $14.54
78 006-590-024-000 $14.54 114 006-591-006-000 $14.54
79 006-590-025-000 $14.54 115 006-591-007-000 $14.54
80 006-590-026-000 $14.54
116 006-591-008-000 $14.54
81 006-590-027-000 $14.54 117 006-591-009-000 $14.54
82 006-590-028-000 $14.54 118 006-591-010-000 $14.54
83 006-590-029-000 $14.54 119 006-591-011-000 $14.54
84 006-590-030-000 $14.54 120 006-591-012-000 $14.54
85 006-590-031-000 $14.54
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 006-591-013-000 $14.54 156 006-591-048-000 $14.54
122 006-591-014-000 $14.54 157 006-591-049-000 $14.54
123 006-591-015-000 $14.54 158 006-591-050-000 $14.54
124 006-591-016-000 $14.54 159 006-591-051-000 $14.54
125 006-591-017-000 $14.54 160 006-591-052-000 $14.54
126 006-591-018-000 $14.54 161 006-591-053-000 $14.54
127 006-591-019-000 $14.54 162 006-591-054-000 $14.54
128 006-591-020-000 $14.54 163 006-591-055-000 $14.54
129 006-591-021-000 $14.54 164 006-591-056-000 $14.54
130 006-591-022-000 $14.54 165 006-591-057-000 $14.54
131 006-591-023-000 $14.54 166 006-591-058-000 $14.54
132 006-591-024-000 $14.54 167 006-591-059-000 $14.54
133 006-591-025-000 $14.54 168 006-591-060-000 $14.54
134 006-591-026-000 $14.54 169 006-591-061-000 $14.54
135 006-591-027-000 $14.54 170 006-591-062-000 $14.54
136 006-591-028-000 $14.54 171 006-591-063-000 $14.54
137 006-591-029-000 $14.54 172 006-591-064-000 $14.54
138 006-591-030-000 $14.54 173 006-591-065-000 $14.54
139 006-591-031-000 $14.54 174 006-592-002-000 $14.54
140 006-591-032-000 $14.54 175 006-592-003-000 $14.54
141 006-591-033-000 $14.54 176 006-592-004-000 $14.54
142 006-591-034-000 $14.54 177 006-592-005-000 $14.54
143 006-591-035-000 $14.54 178 006-592-006-000 $14.54
144 006-591-036-000 $14.54 179 006-592-007-000 $14.54
145 006-591-037-000 $14.54 180 006-592-008-000 $14.54
146 006-591-038-000 $14.54 181 006-592-009-000 $14.54
147 006-591-039-000 $14.54 182 006-592-010-000 $14.54
148 006-591-040-000 $14.54 183 006-592-011-000 $14.54
149 006-591-041-000 $14.54 184 006-592-012-000 $14.54
150 006-591-042-000 $14.54 185 006-592-013-000 $14.54
151 006-591-043-000 $14.54 186 006-592-014-000 $14.54
152 006-591-044-000 $14.54 187 006-592-015-000 $14.54
153 006-591-045-000 $14.54 188 006-592-016-000 $14.54
154 006-591-046-000 $14.54 189 006-592-017-000 $14.54
155 006-591-047-000 $14.54 190 006-592-018-000 $14.54
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
191 006-592-019-000 $14.54 226 006-592-054-000 $14.54
192 006-592-020-000 $14.54 227 006-601-001-000 $14.54
193 006-592-021-000 $14.54 228 006-601-002-000 $14.54
194 006-592-022-000 $14.54 229 006-601-003-000 $14.54
195 006-592-023-000 $14.54 230 006-601-004-000 $14.54
196 006-592-024-000 $14.54 231 006-601-005-000 $14.54
197 006-592-025-000 $14.54 232 006-601-006-000 $14.54
198 006-592-026-000 $14.54 233 006-601-007-000 $14.54
199 006-592-027-000 $14.54 234 006-601-008-000 $14.54
200 006-592-028-000 $14.54 235 006-601-009-000 $14.54
201 006-592-029-000 $14.54 236 006-601-010-000 $14.54
202 006-592-030-000 $14.54 237 006-601-011-000 $14.54
203 006-592-031-000 $14.54 238 006-601-012-000 $14.54
204 006-592-032-000 $14.54 239 006-601-013-000 $14.54
205 006-592-033-000 $14.54 240 006-601-014-000 $14.54
206 006-592-034-000 $14.54 241 006-601-015-000 $14.54
207 006-592-035-000 $14.54 242 006-601-016-000 $14.54
208 006-592-036-000 $14.54 243 006-601-017-000 $14.54
209 006-592-037-000 $14.54 244 006-601-018-000 $14.54
210 006-592-038-000 $14.54 245 006-601-019-000 $14.54
211 006-592-039-000 $14.54 246 006-601-020-000 $14.54
212 006-592-040-000 $14.54 247 006-601-021-000 $14.54
213 006-592-041-000 $14.54 248 006-601-022-000 $14.54
214 006-592-042-000 $14.54 249 006-601-023-000 $14.54
215 006-592-043-000 $14.54 250 006-601-024-000 $14.54
216 006-592-044-000 $14.54 251 006-601-025-000 $14.54
217 006-592-045-000 $14.54 252 006-601-026-000 $14.54
218 006-592-046-000 $14.54 253 006-601-027-000 $14.54
219 006-592-047-000 $14.54 254 006-601-028-000 $14.54
220 006-592-048-000 $14.54 255 006-601-029-000 $14.54
221 006-592-049-000 $14.54 256 006-601-030-000 $14.54
222 006-592-050-000 $14.54 257 006-601-031-000 $14.54
223 006-592-051-000 $14.54 258 006-601-032-000 $14.54
224 006-592-052-000 $14.54 259 006-601-033-000 $14.54
225 006-592-053-000 $14.54 260 006-601-034-000 $14.54
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
261 006-601-035-000 $14.54 296 006-601-070-000 $14.54
262 006-601-036-000 $14.54 297 006-601-071-000 $14.54
263 006-601-037-000 $14.54 298 006-601-072-000 $14.54
264 006-601-038-000 $14.54 299 006-601-073-000 $14.54
265 006-601-039-000 $14.54 300 006-601-074-000 $14.54
266 006-601-040-000 $14.54 301 006-601-075-000 $14.54
267 006-601-041-000 $14.54 302 006-601-076-000 $14.54
268 006-601-042-000 $14.54 303 006-601-077-000 $14.54
269 006-601-043-000 $14.54 304 006-601-078-000 $14.54
270 006-601-044-000 $14.54 305 006-601-079-000 $14.54
271 006-601-045-000 $14.54 306 006-601-080-000 $14.54
272 006-601-046-000 $14.54 307 006-601-081-000 $14.54
273 006-601-047-000 $14.54 308 006-602-002-000 $14.54
274 006-601-048-000 $14.54 309 006-602-003-000 $14.54
275 006-601-049-000 $14.54 310 006-602-004-000 $14.54
276 006-601-050-000 $14.54 311 006-602-005-000 $14.54
277 006-601-051-000 $14.54 312 006-602-006-000 $14.54
278 006-601-052-000 $14.54 313 006-602-007-000 $14.54
279 006-601-053-000 $14.54 314 006-602-008-000 $14.54
280 006-601-054-000 $14.54 315 006-602-009-000 $14.54
281 006-601-055-000 $14.54 316 006-602-010-000 $14.54
282 006-601-056-000 $14.54 317 006-602-011-000 $14.54
283 006-601-057-000 $14.54 318 006-602-012-000 $14.54
284 006-601-058-000 $14.54 319 006-602-013-000 $14.54
285 006-601-059-000 $14.54 320 006-602-014-000 $14.54
286 006-601-060-000 $14.54 321 006-602-015-000 $14.54
287 006-601-061-000 $14.54 322 006-602-016-000 $14.54
288 006-601-062-000 $14.54 323 006-602-017-000 $14.54
289 006-601-063-000 $14.54 324 006-602-018-000 $14.54
290 006-601-064-000 $14.54 325 006-602-019-000 $14.54
291 006-601-065-000 $14.54 326 006-602-020-000 $14.54
292 006-601-066-000 $14.54 327 006-602-021-000 $14.54
293 006-601-067-000 $14.54 328 006-602-022-000 $14.54
294 006-601-068-000 $14.54 329 006-602-023-000 $14.54
295 006-601-069-000 $14.54 330 006-602-024-000 $14.54
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
331 006-602-025-000 $14.54 366 006-603-001-000 $14.54
332 006-602-026-000 $14.54 367 006-603-002-000 $14.54
333 006-602-027-000 $14.54 368 006-603-003-000 $14.54
334 006-602-028-000 $14.54 369 006-603-004-000 $14.54
335 006-602-029-000 $14.54 370 006-603-005-000 $14.54
336 006-602-030-000 $14.54 371 006-603-006-000 $14.54
337 006-602-031-000 $14.54 372 006-603-007-000 $14.54
338 006-602-032-000 $14.54 373 006-603-008-000 $14.54
339 006-602-033-000 $14.54 374 006-603-009-000 $14.54
340 006-602-034-000 $14.54 375 006-603-010-000 $14.54
341 006-602-035-000 $14.54 376 006-603-011-000 $14.54
342 006-602-036-000 $14.54 377 006-603-012-000 $14.54
343 006-602-037-000 $14.54 378 006-603-013-000 $14.54
344 006-602-038-000 $14.54 379 006-603-014-000 $14.54
345 006-602-039-000 $14.54 380 006-603-015-000 $14.54
346 006-602-040-000 $14.54 381 006-603-016-000 $14.54
347 006-602-041-000 $14.54 382 006-603-017-000 $14.54
348 006-602-042-000 $14.54 383 006-603-018-000 $14.54
349 006-602-043-000 $14.54 384 006-603-019-000 $14.54
350 006-602-044-000 $14.54 385 006-603-020-000 $14.54
351 006-602-045-000 $14.54 386 006-603-021-000 $14.54
352 006-602-046-000 $14.54 387 006-603-022-000 $14.54
353 006-602-047-000 $14.54 388 006-603-023-000 $14.54
354 006-602-048-000 $14.54 389 006-603-024-000 $14.54
355 006-602-049-000 $14.54 390 006-603-025-000 $14.54
356 006-602-050-000 $14.54 391 006-603-026-000 $14.54
357 006-602-051-000 $14.54 392 006-603-027-000 $14.54
358 006-602-052-000 $14.54 393 006-603-028-000 $14.54
359 006-602-053-000 $14.54 394 006-603-029-000 $14.54
360 006-602-054-000 $14.54 395 006-603-030-000 $14.54
361 006-602-055-000 $14.54 396 006-603-031-000 $14.54
362 006-602-056-000 $14.54 397 006-603-032-000 $14.54
363 006-602-057-000 $14.54 398 006-603-033-000 $14.54
364 006-602-058-000 $14.54 399 006-603-034-000 $14.54
365 006-602-059-000 $14.54 400 006-603-035-000 $14.54
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
401 006-603-036-000 $14.54
402 006-603-037-000 $14.54
403 006-603-038-000 $14.54
404 006-603-039-000 $14.54
405 006-603-040-000 $14.54
406 006-603-041-000 $14.54
407 006-603-042-000 $14.54
408 006-603-043-000 $14.54
TOTAL $5,931.68

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (88.43)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 0.00

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 256.27
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 49.13
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 10.48
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 7.29
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 68.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 11.69
g. EQUIPMENT g. 0.00
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 0.00
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 7.92
TOTAL COSTS: $ 410.79

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (177.20)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 322.02

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 35.78

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 23
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-150-004-000 $35.78
2 008-150-005-000 $35.78
3 008-150-006-000 $35.78
4 008-150-007-000 $35.78
5 008-150-008-000 $35.78
6 008-150-009-000 $35.78
7 008-150-010-000 $35.78
8 008-150-011-000 $35.78
9 008-150-012-000 $35.78
TOTAL $322.02
ZONE 23 - ELM ESTATES II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$322.02

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 8,890.16

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 11,034.39

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 462.17
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 155.44
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 33.17
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 23.06
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,643.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,414.92
g. EQUIPMENT g. 834.64
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 258.53
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 42.24
TOTAL COSTS: $ 15,901.56

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,871.22

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 10,882.62

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 226.72

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 24
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-120-003-000 $226.72 26 008-120-028-000 $226.72
2 008-120-004-000 $226.72 27 008-120-029-000 $226.72
3 008-120-005-000 $226.72 28 008-120-030-000 $226.72
4 008-120-006-000 $226.72 29 008-120-031-000 $226.72
5 008-120-007-000 $226.72 30 008-120-032-000 $226.72
6 008-120-008-000 $226.72 31 008-120-033-000 $226.72
7 008-120-009-000 $226.72 32 008-120-034-000 $226.72
8 008-120-010-000 $226.72 33 008-120-035-000 $226.72
9 008-120-011-000 $226.72 34 008-120-036-000 $226.72
10 008-120-012-000 $226.72 35 008-120-037-000 $226.72
11 008-120-013-000 $226.72 36 008-120-038-000 $226.72
12 008-120-014-000 $226.72 37 008-120-039-000 $226.72
13 008-120-015-000 $226.72 38 008-120-040-000 $226.72
14 008-120-016-000 $226.72 39 008-120-041-000 $226.72
15 008-120-017-000 $226.72 40 008-120-042-000 $226.72
16 008-120-018-000 $226.72 41 008-120-043-000 $226.72
17 008-120-019-000 $226.72 42 008-120-044-000 $226.72
18 008-120-020-000 $226.72 43 008-120-045-000 $226.72
19 008-120-021-000 $226.72 44 008-120-046-000 $226.72
20 008-120-022-000 $226.72 45 008-120-047-000 $226.72
21 008-120-023-000 $226.72 46 008-120-048-000 $226.72
22 008-120-024-000 $226.72 47 008-120-049-000 $226.72
23 008-120-025-000 $226.72 48 008-120-050-000 $226.72
24 008-120-026-000 $226.72
25 008-120-027-000 $226.72 TOTAL $10,882.62

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 24 - VISTA DEL SIERRA (RDA)
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$10,882.62

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (764.00)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,687.19

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 289.42
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 139.08
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 29.68
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 20.63
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 360.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 159.34
g. EQUIPMENT g. 106.61
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 35.07
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 36.96
.

TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,864.00

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,619.73)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,008.27
6 AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 47.82

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 25C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-570-001-000 $47.82 26 006-570-026-000 $47.82
2 006-570-002-000 $47.82 27 006-570-027-000 $47.82
3 006-570-003-000 $47.82 28 006-570-028-000 $47.82
4 006-570-004-000 $47.82 29 006-570-029-000 $47.82
5 006-570-005-000 $47.82 30 006-570-030-000 $47.82
6 006-570-006-000 $47.82 31 006-570-031-000 $47.82
7 006-570-007-000 $47.82 32 006-570-032-000 $47.82
8 006-570-008-000 $47.82 33 006-570-033-000 $47.82
9 006-570-009-000 $47.82 34 006-570-034-000 $47.82
10 006-570-010-000 $47.82 35 006-570-035-000 $47.82
11 006-570-011-000 $47.82 36 006-570-036-000 $47.82
12 006-570-012-000 $47.82 37 006-570-037-000 $47.82
13 006-570-013-000 $47.82 38 006-570-038-000 $47.82
14 006-570-014-000 $47.82 39 006-570-039-000 $47.82
15 006-570-015-000 $47.82 40 006-570-040-000 $47.82
16 006-570-016-000 $47.82 41 006-570-041-000 $47.82
17 006-570-017-000 $47.82 42 006-570-042-000 $47.82
18 006-570-018-000 $47.82
19 006-570-019-000 $47.82 $2,008.27
20 006-570-020-000 $47.82
21 006-570-021-000 $47.82
22 006-570-022-000 $47.82
23 006-570-023-000 $47.82
24 006-570-024-000 $47.82
25 006-570-025-000 $47.82

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 25C - COTTONWOOD PHASE III
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,008.27

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 3,165.86

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,566.67

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 289.42
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 130.91
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 27.93
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 19.42
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 360.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 159.34
g. EQUIPMENT g. 114.59
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 32.59
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 34.32
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,735.19

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 2,510.48

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,079.82

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 53.33

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 25D
2026-27
$2,079.82
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-580-001-000 $53.33 26 006-580-026-000 $53.33
2 006-580-002-000 $53.33 27 006-580-027-000 $53.33
3 006-580-003-000 $53.33 28 006-580-028-000 $53.33
4 006-580-004-000 $53.33 29 006-580-029-000 $53.33
5 006-580-005-000 $53.33 30 006-580-030-000 $53.33
6 006-580-006-000 $53.33 31 006-580-031-000 $53.33
7 006-580-007-000 $53.33 32 006-580-032-000 $53.33
8 006-580-008-000 $53.33 33 006-580-033-000 $53.33
9 006-580-009-000 $53.33 34 006-580-034-000 $53.33
10 006-580-010-000 $53.33 35 006-580-035-000 $53.33
11 006-580-011-000 $53.33 36 006-580-036-000 $53.33
12 006-580-012-000 $53.33 37 006-580-037-000 $53.33
13 006-580-013-000 $53.33 38 006-580-038-000 $53.33
14 006-580-014-000 $53.33 39 006-580-039-000 $53.33
15 006-580-015-000 $53.33
Total $2,079.82
16 006-580-016-000 $53.33
17 006-580-017-000 $53.33
18 006-580-018-000 $53.33
19 006-580-019-000 $53.33
20 006-580-020-000 $53.33
21 006-580-021-000 $53.33
22 006-580-022-000 $53.33
23 006-580-023-000 $53.33
24 006-580-024-000 $53.33
25 006-580-025-000 $53.33
Zone 25D - Cottonwood Esates Phase 4
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (760.80)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,470.58

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 256.31
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 237.21
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 50.62
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 35.19
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 113.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 156.87
g. EQUIPMENT g. 40.24
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 41.71
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 68.64
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,470.37

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (1,600.09)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,631.07

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 20.91

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 26
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-260-001-000 $20.91 26 005-260-026-000 $20.91
2 005-260-002-000 $20.91 27 005-260-027-000 $20.91
3 005-260-003-000 $20.91 28 005-260-028-000 $20.91
4 005-260-004-000 $20.91 29 005-260-029-000 $20.91
5 005-260-005-000 $20.91 30 005-260-030-000 $20.91
6 005-260-006-000 $20.91 31 005-260-031-000 $20.91
7 005-260-007-000 $20.91 32 005-260-032-000 $20.91
8 005-260-008-000 $20.91 33 005-260-033-000 $20.91
9 005-260-009-000 $20.91 34 005-260-034-000 $20.91
10 005-260-010-000 $20.91 35 005-260-035-000 $20.91
11 005-260-011-000 $20.91 36 005-260-036-000 $20.91
12 005-260-012-000 $20.91 37 005-260-037-000 $20.91
13 005-260-013-000 $20.91 38 005-260-038-000 $20.91
14 005-260-014-000 $20.91 39 005-260-039-000 $20.91
15 005-260-015-000 $20.91 40 005-260-040-000 $20.91
16 005-260-016-000 $20.91 41 005-260-041-000 $20.91
17 005-260-017-000 $20.91 42 005-260-042-000 $20.91
18 005-260-018-000 $20.91 43 005-260-043-000 $20.91
19 005-260-019-000 $20.91 44 005-260-044-000 $20.91
20 005-260-020-000 $20.91 45 005-260-045-000 $20.91
21 005-260-021-000 $20.91 46 005-260-046-000 $20.91
22 005-260-022-000 $20.91 47 005-260-047-000 $20.91
23 005-260-023-000 $20.91 48 005-260-048-000 $20.91
24 005-260-024-000 $20.91 49 005-260-049-000 $20.91
25 005-260-025-000 $20.91 50 005-260-050-000 $20.91

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 26 - CORDOVA ESTATES PHASE I & II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,631.07
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 005-260-051-000 $20.91
52 005-260-052-000 $20.91
53 005-260-053-000 $20.91
54 005-260-054-000 $20.91
55 005-260-055-000 $20.91
56 005-260-056-000 $20.91
57 005-260-057-000 $20.91
58 005-260-058-000 $20.91
59 005-260-059-000 $20.91
60 005-260-060-000 $20.91
61 005-260-061-000 $20.91
62 005-260-062-000 $20.91
63 005-260-063-000 $20.91
64 005-260-064-000 $20.91
65 005-260-065-000 $20.91
66 005-260-066-000 $20.91
67 005-260-067-000 $20.91
68 005-260-068-000 $20.91
69 005-260-069-000 $20.91
70 005-260-070-000 $20.91
71 005-260-071-000 $20.91
72 005-260-072-000 $20.91
73 005-260-073-000 $20.91
74 005-260-074-000 $20.91
75 005-260-075-000 $20.91
76 005-260-076-000 $20.91
77 005-260-077-000 $20.91
78 005-260-078-000 $20.91
TOTAL $1,631.07

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 433.76

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 524.00

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 266.89
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 190.87
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 40.73
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 28.32
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 225.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 68.29
g. EQUIPMENT g. 159.59
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 171.83
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 53.68
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,729.20

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 824.80

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,120.24

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 34.76

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 26B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-240-003-000 $34.76 26 005-240-030-000 $34.76
2 005-240-004-000 $34.76 27 005-240-031-000 $34.76
3 005-240-005-000 $34.76 28 005-240-032-000 $34.76
4 005-240-006-000 $34.76 29 005-240-033-000 $34.76
5 005-240-007-000 $34.76 30 005-240-034-000 $34.76
6 005-240-008-000 $34.76 31 005-240-035-000 $34.76
7 005-240-009-000 $34.76 32 005-240-036-000 $34.76
8 005-240-010-000 $34.76 33 005-240-037-000 $34.76
9 005-240-011-000 $34.76 34 005-240-038-000 $34.76
10 005-240-012-000 $34.76 35 005-240-039-000 $34.76
11 005-240-013-000 $34.76 36 005-240-040-000 $34.76
12 005-240-016-000 $34.76 37 005-240-041-000 $34.76
13 005-240-017-000 $34.76 38 005-240-042-000 $34.76
14 005-240-018-000 $34.76 39 005-240-043-000 $34.76
15 005-240-019-000 $34.76 40 005-240-044-000 $34.76
16 005-240-020-000 $34.76 41 005-240-045-000 $34.76
17 005-240-021-000 $34.76 42 005-240-046-000 $34.76
18 005-240-022-000 $34.76 43 005-240-047-000 $34.76
19 005-240-023-000 $34.76 44 005-240-048-000 $34.76
20 005-240-024-000 $34.76 45 005-240-049-000 $34.76
21 005-240-025-000 $34.76 46 005-240-050-000 $34.76
22 005-240-026-000 $34.76 47 005-240-051-000 $34.76
23 005-240-027-000 $34.76 48 005-240-052-000 $34.76
24 005-240-028-000 $34.76 49 005-240-053-000 $34.76
25 005-240-029-000 $34.76 50 005-240-054-000 $34.76

ASSESSMENT ROLL
ZONE 26B - CORDOVA ESTATES PHASE III
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,120.24
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 005-240-055-000 $34.76
52 005-240-056-000 $34.76
53 005-240-057-000 $34.76
54 005-240-058-000 $34.76
55 005-240-059-000 $34.76
56 005-240-060-000 $34.76
57 005-240-061-000 $34.76
58 005-240-062-000 $34.76
59 005-240-064-000 $34.76
60 005-240-065-000 $34.76
61 005-240-066-000 $34.76
TOTAL $2,120.24

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 671.98

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 524.00

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 256.31
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 166.34
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 35.49
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 24.68
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 113.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 25.52
g. EQUIPMENT g. 16.71
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 27.78
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 45.76
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,235.60

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 623.07

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,186.69

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 22.82

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 26C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-241-002-000 $22.82 26 005-241-027-000 $22.82
2 005-241-003-000 $22.82 27 005-241-028-000 $22.82
3 005-241-004-000 $22.82 28 005-241-029-000 $22.82
4 005-241-005-000 $22.82 29 005-241-030-000 $22.82
5 005-241-006-000 $22.82 30 005-241-031-000 $22.82
6 005-241-007-000 $22.82 31 005-241-032-000 $22.82
7 005-241-008-000 $22.82 32 005-241-033-000 $22.82
8 005-241-009-000 $22.82 33 005-241-034-000 $22.82
9 005-241-010-000 $22.82 34 005-241-035-000 $22.82
10 005-241-011-000 $22.82 35 005-241-036-000 $22.82
11 005-241-012-000 $22.82 36 005-241-037-000 $22.82
12 005-241-013-000 $22.82 37 005-241-038-000 $22.82
13 005-241-014-000 $22.82 38 005-241-039-000 $22.82
14 005-241-015-000 $22.82 39 005-241-040-000 $22.82
15 005-241-016-000 $22.82 40 005-241-041-000 $22.82
16 005-241-017-000 $22.82 41 005-241-042-000 $22.82
17 005-241-018-000 $22.82 42 005-241-043-000 $22.82
18 005-241-019-000 $22.82 43 005-241-044-000 $22.82
19 005-241-020-000 $22.82 44 005-241-045-000 $22.82
20 005-241-021-000 $22.82 45 005-241-046-000 $22.82
21 005-241-022-000 $22.82 46 005-241-047-000 $22.82
22 005-241-023-000 $22.82 47 005-241-048-000 $22.82
23 005-241-024-000 $22.82 48 005-241-049-000 $22.82
24 005-241-025-000 $22.82 49 005-241-050-000 $22.82
25 005-241-026-000 $22.82 50 005-241-051-000 $22.82

ASSESSMENT ROLL
ZONE 26C - CORDOVA ESTATES PHASE IV
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,186.69
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 005-241-052-000 $22.82
52 005-241-053-000 $22.82
TOTAL $1,186.69

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (2,151.02)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,173.75

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 266.89
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 87.29
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 18.63
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 12.95
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 338.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 68.29
g. EQUIPMENT g. 62.05
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 64.79
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 20.24
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,112.89

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (4,413.59)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 850.32

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 36.97

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 26D
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-161-001-000 $36.97
2 005-161-002-000 $36.97
3 005-161-003-000 $36.97
4 005-161-004-000 $36.97
5 005-161-005-000 $36.97
6 005-161-006-000 $36.97
7 005-161-007-000 $36.97
8 005-161-008-000 $36.97
9 005-161-009-000 $36.97
10 005-161-010-000 $36.97
11 005-161-011-000 $36.97
12 005-161-012-000 $36.97
13 005-161-013-000 $36.97
14 005-161-014-000 $36.97
15 005-161-015-000 $36.97
16 005-161-016-000 $36.97
17 005-161-017-000 $36.97
18 005-161-018-000 $36.97
19 005-161-019-000 $36.97
20 005-161-020-000 $36.97
21 005-161-021-000 $36.97
22 005-161-022-000 $36.97
23 005-161-023-000 $36.97
TOTAL $850.32

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 26D - OAKWOOD ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$850.32

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 2,344.94

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 826.33

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 261.81
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 149.99
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 32.00
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 22.25
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 203.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 47.75
g. EQUIPMENT g. 51.76
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 10.31
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 40.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,645.67

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 2,378.56

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,679.30

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 36.51

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 27
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-454-001-000 $36.50 26 006-454-026-000 $36.51
2 006-454-002-000 $36.51 27 006-454-027-000 $36.51
3 006-454-003-000 $36.51 28 006-454-028-000 $36.51
4 006-454-004-000 $36.51 29 006-454-029-000 $36.51
5 006-454-005-000 $36.51 30 006-454-030-000 $36.51
6 006-454-006-000 $36.51 31 006-454-031-000 $36.51
7 006-454-007-000 $36.51 32 006-454-032-000 $36.51
8 006-454-008-000 $36.51 33 006-454-033-000 $36.51
9 006-454-009-000 $36.51 34 006-454-034-000 $36.51
10 006-454-010-000 $36.51 35 006-454-035-000 $36.51
11 006-454-011-000 $36.51 36 006-454-036-000 $36.51
12 006-454-012-000 $36.51 37 006-454-037-000 $36.51
13 006-454-013-000 $36.51 38 006-454-038-000 $36.51
14 006-454-014-000 $36.51 39 006-454-039-000 $36.51
15 006-454-015-000 $36.51 40 006-454-040-000 $36.51
16 006-454-016-000 $36.51 41 006-454-041-000 $36.51
17 006-454-017-000 $36.51 42 006-454-042-000 $36.51
18 006-454-018-000 $36.51 43 006-454-043-000 $36.51
19 006-454-019-000 $36.51 44 006-454-044-000 $36.51
20 006-454-020-000 $36.51 45 006-454-045-000 $36.51
21 006-454-021-000 $36.51 46 006-454-046-000 $36.51
22 006-454-022-000 $36.51
23 006-454-023-000 $36.51 TOTAL $1,679.29
24 006-454-024-000 $36.51
25 006-454-025-000 $36.51

ASSESSMENT ROLL
ZONE 27 - VINEYARD WEST I
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,679.30
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (1,809.22)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,782.50

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 299.11
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 144.53
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 30.84
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 21.44
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 315.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 351.49
g. EQUIPMENT g. 90.58
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 34.79
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES 38.72
TOTAL COSTS: $ 4,109.01

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (3,767.15)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,151.08

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 48.89

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 27B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 006-550-001-000 $48.89 26 006-550-026-000 $48.89
2 006-550-002-000 $48.89 27 006-550-027-000 $48.89
3 006-550-003-000 $48.89 28 006-550-028-000 $48.89
4 006-550-004-000 $48.89 29 006-550-029-000 $48.89
5 006-550-005-000 $48.89 30 006-550-030-000 $48.89
6 006-550-006-000 $48.89 31 006-550-031-000 $48.89
7 006-550-007-000 $48.89 32 006-550-032-000 $48.89
8 006-550-008-000 $48.89 33 006-550-033-000 $48.89
9 006-550-009-000 $48.89 34 006-550-034-000 $48.89
10 006-550-010-000 $48.89 35 006-550-035-000 $48.89
11 006-550-011-000 $48.89 36 006-550-036-000 $48.89
12 006-550-012-000 $48.89 37 006-550-037-000 $48.89
13 006-550-013-000 $48.89 38 006-550-038-000 $48.89
14 006-550-014-000 $48.89 39 006-550-039-000 $48.89
15 006-550-015-000 $48.89 40 006-550-040-000 $48.89
16 006-550-016-000 $48.89 41 006-550-041-000 $48.89
17 006-550-017-000 $48.89 42 006-550-042-000 $48.89
18 006-550-018-000 $48.89 43 006-550-043-000 $48.89
19 006-550-019-000 $48.89 44 006-550-044-000 $48.89
20 006-550-020-000 $48.89
TOTAL $2,151.08
21 006-550-021-000 $48.89
22 006-550-022-000 $48.89
23 006-550-023-000 $48.89
24 006-550-024-000 $48.89
25 006-550-025-000 $48.89
ZONE 27B - VINEYARD WEST II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,151.08

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 10,593.20

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,872.24

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 301.72
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 422.56
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 90.17
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 62.69
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 833.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 209.07
g. EQUIPMENT g. 200.15
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 186.24
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 128.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,306.31

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 10,811.94

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 5,525.05

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 37.84

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 28
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-500-002-000 $37.84 26 009-500-027-000 $37.84
2 009-500-003-000 $37.84 27 009-500-028-000 $37.84
3 009-500-004-000 $37.84 28 009-500-029-000 $37.84
4 009-500-005-000 $37.84 29 009-500-030-000 $37.84
5 009-500-006-000 $37.84 30 009-500-031-000 $37.84
6 009-500-007-000 $37.84 31 009-500-032-000 $37.84
7 009-500-008-000 $37.84 32 009-500-033-000 $37.84
8 009-500-009-000 $37.84 33 009-500-034-000 $37.84
9 009-500-010-000 $37.84 34 009-500-035-000 $37.84
10 009-500-011-000 $37.84 35 009-500-036-000 $37.84
11 009-500-012-000 $37.84 36 009-500-037-000 $37.84
12 009-500-013-000 $37.84 37 009-500-038-000 $37.84
13 009-500-014-000 $37.84 38 009-500-039-000 $37.84
14 009-500-015-000 $37.84 39 009-500-040-000 $37.84
15 009-500-016-000 $37.84 40 009-500-041-000 $37.84
16 009-500-017-000 $37.84 41 009-500-042-000 $37.84
17 009-500-018-000 $37.84 42 009-500-043-000 $37.84
18 009-500-019-000 $37.84 43 009-500-044-000 $37.84
19 009-500-020-000 $37.84 44 009-500-045-000 $37.84
20 009-500-021-000 $37.84 45 009-500-046-000 $37.84
21 009-500-022-000 $37.84 46 009-500-047-000 $37.84
22 009-500-023-000 $37.84 47 009-500-048-000 $37.84
23 009-500-024-000 $37.84 48 009-500-049-000 $37.84
24 009-500-025-000 $37.84 49 009-500-050-000 $37.84
25 009-500-026-000 $37.84 50 009-500-051-000 $37.84

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 28 - CAPISTRANO XII & XIV
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$5,525.05
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-500-052-000 $37.84 86 009-500-087-000 $37.84
52 009-500-053-000 $37.84 87 009-530-001-000 $37.84
53 009-500-054-000 $37.84 88 009-530-002-000 $37.84
54 009-500-055-000 $37.84 89 009-530-003-000 $37.84
55 009-500-056-000 $37.84 90 009-530-004-000 $37.84
56 009-500-057-000 $37.84 91 009-530-005-000 $37.84
57 009-500-058-000 $37.84 92 009-530-006-000 $37.84
58 009-500-059-000 $37.84 93 009-530-007-000 $37.84
59 009-500-060-000 $37.84 94 009-530-008-000 $37.84
60 009-500-061-000 $37.84 95 009-530-009-000 $37.84
61 009-500-062-000 $37.84 96 009-530-010-000 $37.84
62 009-500-063-000 $37.84 97 009-530-011-000 $37.84
63 009-500-064-000 $37.84 98 009-530-012-000 $37.84
64 009-500-065-000 $37.84 99 009-530-013-000 $37.84
65 009-500-066-000 $37.84 100 009-530-014-000 $37.84
66 009-500-067-000 $37.84 101 009-530-015-000 $37.84
67 009-500-068-000 $37.84 102 009-530-016-000 $37.84
68 009-500-069-000 $37.84 103 009-530-017-000 $37.84
69 009-500-070-000 $37.84 104 009-530-018-000 $37.84
70 009-500-071-000 $37.84 105 009-530-019-000 $37.84
71 009-500-072-000 $37.84 106 009-530-020-000 $37.84
72 009-500-073-000 $37.84 107 009-530-021-000 $37.84
73 009-500-074-000 $37.84 108 009-530-022-000 $37.84
74 009-500-075-000 $37.84 109 009-530-023-000 $37.84
75 009-500-076-000 $37.84 110 009-530-024-000 $37.84
76 009-500-077-000 $37.84 111 009-530-025-000 $37.84
77 009-500-078-000 $37.84 112 009-530-026-000 $37.84
78 009-500-079-000 $37.84 113 009-530-027-000 $37.84
79 009-500-080-000 $37.84 114 009-530-028-000 $37.84
80 009-500-081-000 $37.84 115 009-530-029-000 $37.84
81 009-500-082-000 $37.84 116 009-530-030-000 $37.84
82 009-500-083-000 $37.84 117 009-530-031-000 $37.84
83 009-500-084-000 $37.84 118 009-530-032-000 $37.84
84 009-500-085-000 $37.84 119 009-530-033-000 $37.84
85 009-500-086-000 $37.84 120 009-530-034-000 $37.84
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 009-530-035-000 $37.84
122 009-530-036-000 $37.84
123 009-530-037-000 $37.84
124 009-530-038-000 $37.84
125 009-530-039-000 $37.84
126 009-530-040-000 $37.84
127 009-530-041-000 $37.84
128 009-530-042-000 $37.84
129 009-530-043-000 $37.84
130 009-530-044-000 $37.84
131 009-530-045-000 $37.84
132 009-530-046-000 $37.84
133 009-530-047-000 $37.84
134 009-530-048-000 $37.84
135 009-530-049-000 $37.84
136 009-530-050-000 $37.84
137 009-530-051-000 $37.84
138 009-530-052-000 $37.84
139 009-530-053-000 $37.84
140 009-530-054-000 $37.84
141 009-530-055-000 $37.84
142 009-530-056-000 $37.84
143 009-530-057-000 $37.84
144 009-530-058-000 $37.84
145 009-530-059-000 $37.84
146 009-530-060-000 $37.84
TOTAL $5,525.05

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 3,336.23

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 358.35

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 262.59
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 229.03
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 48.87
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 33.98
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 180.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 50.89
g. EQUIPMENT g. 28.08
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 30.80
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 66.00
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,288.59

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,489.69

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,442.06

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 19.23

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 28B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-510-003-000 $19.23 26 009-510-028-000 $19.23
2 009-510-004-000 $19.23 27 009-510-029-000 $19.23
3 009-510-005-000 $19.23 28 009-510-030-000 $19.23
4 009-510-006-000 $19.23 29 009-510-031-000 $19.23
5 009-510-007-000 $19.23 30 009-510-032-000 $19.23
6 009-510-008-000 $19.23 31 009-510-033-000 $19.23
7 009-510-009-000 $19.23 32 009-510-034-000 $19.23
8 009-510-010-000 $19.23 33 009-510-035-000 $19.23
9 009-510-011-000 $19.23 34 009-510-036-000 $19.23
10 009-510-012-000 $19.23 35 009-510-037-000 $19.23
11 009-510-013-000 $19.23 36 009-510-038-000 $19.23
12 009-510-014-000 $19.23 37 009-510-039-000 $19.23
13 009-510-015-000 $19.23 38 009-510-040-000 $19.23
14 009-510-016-000 $19.23 39 009-510-041-000 $19.23
15 009-510-017-000 $19.23 40 009-510-042-000 $19.23
16 009-510-018-000 $19.23 41 009-510-043-000 $19.23
17 009-510-019-000 $19.23 42 009-510-044-000 $19.23
18 009-510-020-000 $19.23 43 009-510-049-000 $19.23
19 009-510-021-000 $19.23 44 009-510-050-000 $19.23
20 009-510-022-000 $19.23 45 009-510-051-000 $19.23
21 009-510-023-000 $19.23 46 009-510-052-000 $19.23
22 009-510-024-000 $19.23 47 009-510-053-000 $19.23
23 009-510-025-000 $19.23 48 009-510-054-000 $19.23
24 009-510-026-000 $19.23 49 009-510-055-000 $19.23
25 009-510-027-000 $19.23 50 009-510-056-000 $19.23

ASSESSMENT ROLL
ZONE 28B - CAPISTRANO XIII
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,442.06
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-510-057-000 $19.23
52 009-510-058-000 $19.23
53 009-510-059-000 $19.23
54 009-510-060-000 $19.23
55 009-510-061-000 $19.23
56 009-510-062-000 $19.23
57 009-510-063-000 $19.23
58 009-510-064-000 $19.23
59 009-510-065-000 $19.23
60 009-510-066-000 $19.23
61 009-510-067-000 $19.23
62 009-510-068-000 $19.23
63 009-510-069-000 $19.23
64 009-510-070-000 $19.23
65 009-510-071-000 $19.23
66 009-510-072-000 $19.23
67 009-510-073-000 $19.23
68 009-510-074-000 $19.23
69 009-510-075-000 $19.23
70 009-510-076-000 $19.23
71 009-510-077-000 $19.23
72 009-510-078-000 $19.23
73 009-510-079-000 $19.23
74 009-510-080-000 $19.23
75 009-510-081-000 $19.23
TOTAL $1,442.06

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 9,913.90

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 7,281.16

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 282.33
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 528.86
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 112.85
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 78.46
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 495.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 130.67
g. EQUIPMENT g. 311.44
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 41.53
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 162.80
TOTAL COSTS: $ 9,425.10

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 10,165.28

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 9,676.48

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 52.31

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-420-001-000 $52.31 26 012-420-026-000 $52.31
2 012-420-002-000 $52.31 27 012-420-027-000 $52.31
3 012-420-003-000 $52.31 28 012-420-028-000 $52.31
4 012-420-004-000 $52.31 29 012-420-029-000 $52.31
5 012-420-005-000 $52.31 30 012-420-030-000 $52.31
6 012-420-006-000 $52.31 31 012-420-031-000 $52.31
7 012-420-007-000 $52.31 32 012-420-032-000 $52.31
8 012-420-008-000 $52.31 33 012-420-033-000 $52.31
9 012-420-009-000 $52.31 34 012-420-034-000 $52.31
10 012-420-010-000 $52.31 35 012-420-035-000 $52.31
11 012-420-011-000 $52.31 36 012-420-036-000 $52.31
12 012-420-012-000 $52.31 37 012-420-037-000 $52.31
13 012-420-013-000 $52.31 38 012-420-038-000 $52.31
14 012-420-014-000 $52.31 39 012-420-039-000 $52.31
15 012-420-015-000 $52.31 40 012-420-040-000 $52.31
16 012-420-016-000 $52.31 41 012-420-041-000 $52.31
17 012-420-017-000 $52.31 42 012-420-042-000 $52.31
18 012-420-018-000 $52.31 43 012-420-043-000 $52.31
19 012-420-019-000 $52.31 44 012-420-044-000 $52.31
20 012-420-020-000 $52.31 45 012-420-045-000 $52.31
21 012-420-021-000 $52.31 46 012-420-046-000 $52.31
22 012-420-022-000 $52.31 47 012-420-047-000 $52.31
23 012-420-023-000 $52.31 48 012-420-048-000 $52.31
24 012-420-024-000 $52.31 49 012-420-049-000 $52.31
25 012-420-025-000 $52.31 50 012-420-050-000 $52.31

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 29 - CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE I
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$9,676.48
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-420-051-000 $52.31 86 012-412-016-000 $52.31
52 012-420-052-000 $52.31 87 012-412-017-000 $52.31
53 012-420-053-000 $52.31 88 012-412-018-000 $52.31
54 012-420-054-000 $52.31 89 012-412-019-000 $52.31
55 012-420-055-000 $52.31 90 012-412-020-000 $52.31
56 012-420-056-000 $52.31 91 012-412-021-000 $52.31
57 012-420-057-000 $52.31 92 012-412-022-000 $52.31
58 012-420-058-000 $52.31 93 012-412-023-000 $52.31
59 012-420-059-000 $52.31 94 012-412-024-000 $52.31
60 012-420-060-000 $52.31 95 012-412-025-000 $52.31
61 012-420-061-000 $52.31 96 012-412-026-000 $52.31
62 012-420-062-000 $52.31 97 012-412-027-000 $52.31
63 012-420-063-000 $52.31 98 012-412-028-000 $52.31
64 012-420-064-000 $52.31 99 012-412-029-000 $52.31
65 012-420-065-000 $52.31 100 012-412-030-000 $52.31
66 012-420-066-000 $52.31 101 012-412-031-000 $52.31
67 012-420-067-000 $52.31 102 012-412-032-000 $52.31
68 012-420-068-000 $52.31 103 012-412-033-000 $52.31
69 012-420-069-000 $52.31 104 012-412-034-000 $52.31
70 012-420-070-000 $52.31 105 012-412-035-000 $52.31
71 012-412-001-000 $52.31 106 012-412-036-000 $52.31
72 012-412-002-000 $52.31 107 012-412-037-000 $52.31
73 012-412-003-000 $52.31 108 012-412-038-000 $52.31
74 012-412-004-000 $52.31 109 012-412-039-000 $52.31
75 012-412-005-000 $52.31 110 012-412-040-000 $52.31
76 012-412-006-000 $52.31 111 012-412-041-000 $52.31
77 012-412-007-000 $52.31 112 012-412-042-000 $52.31
78 012-412-008-000 $52.31 113 012-412-043-000 $52.31
79 012-412-009-000 $52.31 114 012-412-044-000 $52.31
80 012-412-010-000 $52.31 115 012-412-045-000 $52.31
81 012-412-011-000 $52.31 116 012-412-046-000 $52.31
82 012-412-012-000 $52.31 117 012-412-047-000 $52.31
83 012-412-013-000 $52.31 118 012-412-048-000 $52.31
84 012-412-014-000 $52.31 119 012-412-049-000 $52.31
85 012-412-015-000 $52.31 120 012-412-050-000 $52.31
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 012-412-051-000 $52.31 156 012-412-086-000 $52.31
122 012-412-052-000 $52.31 157 012-412-087-000 $52.31
123 012-412-053-000 $52.31 158 012-423-001-000 $52.31
124 012-412-054-000 $52.31 159 012-423-002-000 $52.31
125 012-412-055-000 $52.31 160 012-423-003-000 $52.31
126 012-412-056-000 $52.31 161 012-423-004-000 $52.31
127 012-412-057-000 $52.31 162 012-423-005-000 $52.31
128 012-412-058-000 $52.31 163 012-423-006-000 $52.31
129 012-412-059-000 $52.31 164 012-423-007-000 $52.31
130 012-412-060-000 $52.31 165 012-423-008-000 $52.31
131 012-412-061-000 $52.31 166 012-423-009-000 $52.31
132 012-412-062-000 $52.31 167 012-423-010-000 $52.31
133 012-412-063-000 $52.31 168 012-423-011-000 $52.31
134 012-412-064-000 $52.31 169 012-423-012-000 $52.31
135 012-412-065-000 $52.31 170 012-423-013-000 $52.31
136 012-412-066-000 $52.31 171 012-423-014-000 $52.31
137 012-412-067-000 $52.31 172 012-423-015-000 $52.31
138 012-412-068-000 $52.31 173 012-423-016-000 $52.31
139 012-412-069-000 $52.31 174 012-423-017-000 $52.31
140 012-412-070-000 $52.31 175 012-423-018-000 $52.31
141 012-412-071-000 $52.31 176 012-423-019-000 $52.31
142 012-412-072-000 $52.31 177 012-423-020-000 $52.31
143 012-412-073-000 $52.31 178 012-423-021-000 $52.31
144 012-412-074-000 $52.31 179 012-423-022-000 $52.31
145 012-412-075-000 $52.31 180 012-423-023-000 $52.31
146 012-412-076-000 $52.31 181 012-423-024-000 $52.31
147 012-412-077-000 $52.31 182 012-423-025-000 $52.31
148 012-412-078-000 $52.31 183 012-423-026-000 $52.31
149 012-412-079-000 $52.31 184 012-423-027-000 $52.31
150 012-412-080-000 $52.31 185 012-423-028-000 $52.31
151 012-412-081-000 $52.31 TOTAL $9,676.48
152 012-412-082-000 $52.31
153 012-412-083-000 $52.31
154 012-412-084-000 $52.31
155 012-412-085-000 $52.31

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 1,206.46

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 4,055.46

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 282.33
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 130.91
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 27.93
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 19.42
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 495.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 130.67
g. EQUIPMENT g. 125.88
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 23.15
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 34.32
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,325.08

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (564.86)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,553.76

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 91.12

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-421-001-000 $91.12 26 012-421-026-000 $91.12
2 012-421-002-000 $91.12 27 012-421-027-000 $91.12
3 012-421-003-000 $91.12 28 012-421-028-000 $91.12
4 012-421-004-000 $91.12 29 012-421-029-000 $91.12
5 012-421-005-000 $91.12 30 012-421-030-000 $91.12
6 012-421-006-000 $91.12 31 012-421-031-000 $91.12
7 012-421-007-000 $91.12 32 012-421-032-000 $91.12
8 012-421-008-000 $91.12 33 012421-033-000 $91.12
9 012-421-009-000 $91.12 34 012-421-034-000 $91.12
10 012-421-010-000 $91.12 35 012-421-035-000 $91.12
11 012-421-011-000 $91.12 36 012-421-036-000 $91.12
12 012-421-012-000 $91.12 37 012-421-037-000 $91.12
13 012-421-013-000 $91.12 38 012-421-038-000 $91.12
14 012-421-014-000 $91.12 39 012-421-039-000 $91.12
15 012-421-015-000 $91.12
TOTAL $3,553.76
16 012-421-016-000 $91.12
17 012-421-017-000 $91.12
18 012-421-018-000 $91.12
19 012-421-019-000 $91.12
20 012-421-020-000 $91.12
21 012-421-021-000 $91.12
22 012-421-022-000 $91.12
23 012-421-023-000 $91.12
24 012-421-024-000 $91.12
25 012-421-025-000 $91.12

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 29B - CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$3,553.76

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 2,618.33

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 997.39

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 268.13
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 76.39
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 16.30
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 11.33
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 495.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 238.80
g. EQUIPMENT g. 33.46
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 5.67
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 16.72
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,159.19

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 2,295.04

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,835.90

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 96.63

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-421-041-000 $96.62
2 012-421-042-000 $96.62
3 012-421-043-000 $96.62
4 012-421-044-000 $96.62
5 012-421-045-000 $96.62
6 012-421-046-000 $96.62
7 012-421-047-000 $96.62
8 012-421-048-000 $96.62
9 012-421-049-000 $96.62
10 012-421-050-000 $96.62
11 012-421-051-000 $96.62
12 012-421-052-000 $96.62
13 012-421-053-000 $96.62
14 012-420-072-000 $96.62
15 012-420-073-000 $96.62
16 012-420-074-000 $96.62
17 012-420-075-000 $96.62
18 012-420-076-000 $96.62
19 012-420-077-000 $96.62
TOTAL $1,835.78

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29C - CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE III
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$1,835.90

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 1,781.11

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 3,640.57

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 282.33
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 120.00
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 25.61
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 17.80
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 495.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 130.67
g. EQUIPMENT g. 116.03
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 20.78
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 30.80
TOTAL COSTS: $ 4,879.60

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 90.63

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 3,189.12

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 91.12

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29D
2026-27
$3,189.12
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-422-001-000 $91.12 26 012-422-026-000 $91.12
2 012-422-002-000 $91.12 27 012-422-027-000 $91.12
3 012-422-003-000 $91.12 28 012-422-028-000 $91.12
4 012-422-004-000 $91.12 29 012-422-029-000 $91.12
5 012-422-005-000 $91.12 30 012-422-030-000 $91.12
6 012-422-006-000 $91.12 31 012-422-031-000 $91.12
7 012-422-007-000 $91.12 32 012-422-032-000 $91.12
8 012-422-008-000 $91.12 33 012-422-033-000 $91.12
9 012-422-009-000 $91.12 34 012-422-034-000 $91.12
10 012-422-010-000 $91.12 35 012-422-035-000 $91.12
11 012-422-011-000 $91.12 TOTAL $3,189.12
12 012-422-012-000 $91.12
13 012-422-013-000 $91.12
14 012-422-014-000 $91.12
15 012-422-015-000 $91.12
16 012-422-016-000 $91.12
17 012-422-017-000 $91.12
18 012-422-018-000 $91.12
19 012-422-019-000 $91.12
20 012-422-020-000 $91.12
21 012-422-021-000 $91.12
22 012-422-022-000 $91.12
23 012-422-023-000 $91.12
24 012-422-024-000 $91.12
25 012-422-025-000 $91.12

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 29D - CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, PHASE IV
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 3,844.25

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,532.54

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 271.65
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 90.02
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 19.21
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 13.35
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 495.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 87.51
g. EQUIPMENT g. 59.11
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 8.73
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 21.12
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,598.25

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,324.59

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,078.59

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 86.61

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29E
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-450-001-000 $86.61
2 012-450-002-000 $86.61
3 012-450-003-000 $86.61
4 012-450-004-000 $86.61
5 012-450-005-000 $86.61
6 012-450-006-000 $86.61
7 012-450-007-000 $86.61
8 012-450-008-000 $86.61
9 012-450-009-000 $86.61
10 012-450-010-000 $86.61
11 012-450-011-000 $86.61
12 012-450-012-000 $86.61
13 012-450-013-000 $86.61
14 012-450-014-000 $86.61
15 012-450-015-000 $86.61
16 012-450-016-000 $86.61
17 012-450-017-000 $86.61
18 012-450-018-000 $86.61
19 012-450-019-000 $86.61
20 012-450-020-000 $86.61
21 012-450-021-000 $86.61
22 012-450-022-000 $86.61
23 012-450-023-000 $86.61
24 012-450-024-000 $86.61
TOTAL $2,078.59

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 29E - CHATEAU AT THE VINEYARDS, EAST
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,078.59

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 383.92

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,702.15

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 259.02
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 109.10
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 23.28
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 16.19
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 135.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 36.48
g. EQUIPMENT g. 86.07
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 11.27
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 27.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,405.84

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 681.08

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,703.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 87.19

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 30
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-210-005-000 $90.10 26 012-210-030-000 $90.10
2 012-210-006-000 $90.10 27 012-210-031-000 $90.10
3 012-210-007-000 $90.10 28 012-210-032-000 $90.10
4 012-210-008-000 $90.10 29 012-210-033-000 $90.10
5 012-210-009-000 $90.10 30 012-210-034-000 $90.10
6 012-210-010-000 $90.10 TOTAL $2,703.00
7 012-210-011-000 $90.10
8 012-210-012-000 $90.10
9 012-210-013-000 $90.10
10 012-210-014-000 $90.10
11 012-210-015-000 $90.10
12 012-210-016-000 $90.10
13 012-210-017-000 $90.10
14 012-210-018-000 $90.10
15 012-210-019-000 $90.10
16 012-210-020-000 $90.10
17 012-210-021-000 $90.10
18 012-210-022-000 $90.10
19 012-210-023-000 $90.10
20 012-210-024-000 $90.10
21 012-210-025-000 $90.10
22 012-210-026-000 $90.10
23 012-210-027-000 $90.10
24 012-210-028-000 $90.10
25 012-210-029-000 $90.10

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 30 - YOSEMITE ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,703.00

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ (4,238.20)

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 13,412.30

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 606.03
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 280.82
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 59.92
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 41.66
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,868.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,952.55
g. EQUIPMENT g. 1,293.02
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 108.73
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 82.72
TOTAL COSTS: $ 19,705.76

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (9,238.69)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 14,705.26

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 156.44

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 31A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-430-001-000 $156.44 26 012-430-026-000 $156.44
2 012-430-002-000 $156.44 27 012-430-027-000 $156.44
3 012-430-003-000 $156.44 28 012-430-028-000 $156.44
4 012-430-004-000 $156.44 29 012-430-029-000 $156.44
5 012-430-005-000 $156.44 30 012-430-030-000 $156.44
6 012-430-006-000 $156.44 31 012-430-031-000 $156.44
7 012-430-007-000 $156.44 32 012-430-032-000 $156.44
8 012-430-008-000 $156.44 33 012-430-033-000 $156.44
9 012-430-009-000 $156.44 34 012-430-034-000 $156.44
10 012-430-010-000 $156.44 35 012-430-035-000 $156.44
11 012-430-011-000 $156.44 36 012-430-036-000 $156.44
12 012-430-012-000 $156.44 37 012-430-037-000 $156.44
13 012-430-013-000 $156.44 38 012-431-001-000 $156.44
14 012-430-014-000 $156.44 39 012-431-002-000 $156.44
15 012-430-015-000 $156.44 40 012-431-003-000 $156.44
16 012-430-016-000 $156.44 41 012-431-004-000 $156.44
17 012-430-017-000 $156.44 42 012-431-005-000 $156.44
18 012-430-018-000 $156.44 43 012-431-006-000 $156.44
19 012-430-019-000 $156.44 44 012-431-007-000 $156.44
20 012-430-020-000 $156.44 45 012-431-008-000 $156.44
21 012-430-021-000 $156.44 46 012-431-009-000 $156.44
22 012-430-022-000 $156.44 47 012-431-010-000 $156.44
23 012-430-023-000 $156.44 48 012-431-011-000 $156.44
24 012-430-024-000 $156.44 49 012-431-012-000 $156.44
25 012-430-025-000 $156.44 50 012-431-013-000 $156.44

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 31A - HIGHLANDS I
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$14,705.26
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-431-014-000 $156.44 86 012-431-049-000 $156.44
52 012-431-015-000 $156.44 87 012-431-050-000 $156.44
53 012-431-016-000 $156.44 88 012-431-051-000 $156.44
54 012-431-017-000 $156.44 89 012-431-052-000 $156.44
55 012-431-018-000 $156.44 90 012-431-053-000 $156.44
56 012-431-019-000 $156.44 91 012-431-054-000 $156.44
57 012-431-020-000 $156.44 92 012-431-055-000 $156.44
58 012-431-021-000 $156.44 93 012-431-056-000 $156.44
59 012-431-022-000 $156.44 94 012-431-057-000 $156.44
60 012-431-023-000 $156.44
TOTAL $14,705.26
61 012-431-024-000 $156.44
62 012-431-025-000 $156.44
63 012-431-026-000 $156.44
64 012-431-027-000 $156.44
65 012-431-028-000 $156.44
66 012-431-029-000 $156.44
67 012-431-030-000 $156.44
68 012-431-031-000 $156.44
69 012-431-032-000 $156.44
70 012-431-033-000 $156.44
71 012-431-034-000 $156.44
72 012-431-035-000 $156.44
73 012-431-036-000 $156.44
74 012-431-037-000 $156.44
75 012-431-038-000 $156.44
76 012-431-039-000 $156.44
77 012-431-040-000 $156.44
78 012-431-041-000 $156.44
79 012-431-042-000 $156.44
80 012-431-043-000 $156.44
81 012-431-044-000 $156.44
82 012-431-045-000 $156.44
83 012-431-046-000 $156.44
84 012-431-047-000 $156.44
85 012-431-048-000 $156.44

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 52,207.00

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 27,517.06

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 715.28
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 697.85
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 148.91
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 103.53
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 2,588.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 2,936.45
g. EQUIPMENT g. 1,288.50
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 90.96
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 217.36
TOTAL COSTS: $ 36,303.91

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 53,112.43

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 37,209.34

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 150.65

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 31B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-371-001-000 $137.51 26 012-371-026-000 $137.51
2 012-371-002-000 $137.51 27 012-371-027-000 $137.51
3 012-371-003-000 $137.51 28 012-372-001-000 $137.51
4 012-371-004-000 $137.51 29 012-372-002-000 $137.51
5 012-371-005-000 $137.51 30 012-372-003-000 $137.51
6 012-371-006-000 $137.51 31 012-372-004-000 $137.51
7 012-371-007-000 $137.51 32 012-372-005-000 $137.51
8 012-371-008-000 $137.51 33 012-372-006-000 $137.51
9 012-371-009-000 $137.51 34 012-372-007-000 $137.51
10 012-371-010-000 $137.51 35 012-372-008-000 $137.51
11 012-371-011-000 $137.51 36 012-372-009-000 $137.51
12 012-371-012-000 $137.51 37 012-372-010-000 $137.51
13 012-371-013-000 $137.51 38 012-372-011-000 $137.51
14 012-371-014-000 $137.51 39 012-372-012-000 $137.51
15 012-371-015-000 $137.51 40 012-372-013-000 $137.51
16 012-371-016-000 $137.51 41 012-372-014-000 $137.51
17 012-371-017-000 $137.51 42 012-372-015-000 $137.51
18 012-371-018-000 $137.51 43 012-372-016-000 $137.51
19 012-371-019-000 $137.51 44 012-372-017-000 $137.51
20 012-371-020-000 $137.51 45 012-372-018-000 $137.51
21 012-371-021-000 $137.51 46 012-372-019-000 $137.51
22 012-371-022-000 $137.51 47 012-372-020-000 $137.51
23 012-371-023-000 $137.51 48 012-372-021-000 $137.51
24 012-371-024-000 $137.51 49 012-372-022-000 $137.51
25 012-371-025-000 $137.51 50 012-372-023-000 $137.51

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 31B - HIGHLANDS II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$37,209.34
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-372-024-000 $137.51 86 012-372-035-000 $137.51
52 012-373-001-000 $137.51 87 012-372-071-000 $137.51
53 012-373-002-000 $137.51 88 012-372-072-000 $137.51
54 012-373-003-000 $137.51 89 012-371-028-000 $137.51
55 012-373-004-000 $137.51 90 012-371-029-000 $137.51
56 012-373-005-000 $137.51 91 012-371-030-000 $137.51
57 012-373-006-000 $137.51 92 012-371-031-000 $137.51
58 012-373-007-000 $137.51 93 012-371-032-000 $137.51
59 012-373-008-000 $137.51 94 012-371-033-000 $137.51
60 012-373-009-000 $137.51 95 012-371-034-000 $137.51
61 012-373-010-000 $137.51 96 012-371-035-000 $137.51
62 012-373-011-000 $137.51 97 012-371-036-000 $137.51
63 012-373-012-000 $137.51 98 012-371-037-000 $137.51
64 012-373-013-000 $137.51 99 012-371-038-000 $137.51
65 012-373-014-000 $137.51 100 012-371-039-000 $137.51
66 012-373-015-000 $137.51 101 012-371-040-000 $137.51
67 012-373-016-000 $137.51 102 012-371-041-000 $137.51
68 012-373-017-000 $137.51 103 012-371-042-000 $137.51
69 012-373-018-000 $137.51 104 012-371-043-000 $137.51
70 012-373-019-000 $137.51 105 012-371-044-000 $137.51
71 012-373-020-000 $137.51 106 012-371-045-000 $137.51
72 012-373-021-000 $137.51 107 012-371-046-000 $137.51
73 012-373-022-000 $137.51 108 012-371-047-000 $137.51
74 012-373-023-000 $137.51 109 012-371-048-000 $137.51
75 012-373-024-000 $137.51 110 012-371-049-000 $137.51
76 012-372-025-000 $137.51 111 012-371-050-000 $137.51
77 012-372-026-000 $137.51 112 012-371-051-000 $137.51
78 012-372-027-000 $137.51 113 012-371-052-000 $137.51
79 012-372-028-000 $137.51 114 012-371-053-000 $137.51
80 012-372-029-000 $137.51 115 012-371-054-000 $137.51
81 012-372-030-000 $137.51 116 012-371-055-000 $137.51
82 012-372-031-000 $137.51 117 012-371-056-000 $137.51
83 012-372-032-000 $137.51 118 012-371-057-000 $137.51
84 012-372-033-000 $137.51 119 012-371-058-000 $137.51
85 012-372-034-000 $137.51 120 012-371-059-000 $137.51
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 012-371-060-000 $137.51 156 012-372-063-000 $137.51 122 012-371-061-000 $137.51 157 012-372-064-000 $137.51 123 012-371-062-000 $137.51 158 012-373-025-000 $137.51 124 012-371-063-000 $137.51 159 012-373-026-000 $193.79 125 012-371-064-000 $137.51 160 012-373-027-000 $137.51 126 012-371-065-000 $137.51 161 012-373-028-000 $193.79 127 012-371-066-000 $137.51 162 012-373-029-000 $137.51 128 012-371-067-000 $137.51 163 012-373-030-000 $145.80 129 012-371-068-000 $137.51 164 012-373-031-000 $193.79 130 012-371-069-000 $137.51 165 012-373-032-000 $137.51 131 012-372-038-000 $137.51 166 012-373-033-000 $193.79 132 012-372-039-000 $137.51 167 012-373-034-000 $193.79 133 012-372-040-000 $137.51 168 012-373-035-000 $193.79 134 012-372-041-000 $137.51 169 012-373-036-000 $193.79 135 012-372-042-000 $137.51 170 012-373-037-000 $193.79 136 012-372-043-000 $137.51 171 012-373-038-000 $193.79 137 012-372-044-000 $137.51 172 012-373-039-000 $137.51 138 012-372-045-000 $137.51 173 012-373-040-000 $137.51 139 012-372-046-000 $137.51 174 012-373-041-000 $193.79 140 012-372-047-000 $137.51 175 012-373-042-000 $137.51 141 012-372-048-000 $137.51 176 012-373-043-000 $137.51 142 012-372-049-000 $137.51 177 012-373-044-000 $193.79 143 012-372-050-000 $137.51 178 012-373-045-000 $137.51 144 012-372-051-000 $137.51 179 012-373-046-000 $193.79 145 012-372-052-000 $137.51 180 012-373-047-000 $193.79 146 012-372-053-000 $137.51 181 012-374-001-000 $193.79 147 012-372-054-000 $137.51 182 012-374-002-000 $137.51 148 012-372-055-000 $137.51 183 012-374-003-000 $193.79 149 012-372-056-000 $137.51 184 012-374-004-000 $193.79 150 012-372-057-000 $137.51 185 012-374-005-000 $193.79 151 012-372-058-000 $137.51 186 012-374-006-000 $193.79 152 012-372-059-000 $137.51 187 012-374-007-000 $137.51 153 012-372-060-000 $137.51 188 012-374-008-000 $193.79 154 012-372-061-000 $137.51 189 012-374-009-000 $193.79 155 012-372-062-000 $137.51 190 012-373-048-000 $137.51 Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
191 012-373-049-000 $137.51 226 012-374-035-000 $165.45 192 012-373-050-000 $137.51 227 012-374-036-000 $193.79 193 012-373-051-000 $137.51 228 012-374-037-000 $137.51 194 012-373-052-000 $137.51 229 012-374-038-000 $187.34 195 012-374-010-000 $137.51 230 012-374-039-000 $193.79 196 012-374-011-000 $193.79 231 012-374-040-000 $145.27 197 012-374-012-000 $193.79 232 012-373-059-000 $137.51 198 012-374-013-000 $193.79 233 012-373-060-000 $193.79 199 012-374-014-000 $193.79 234 012-373-061-000 $193.79 200 012-374-015-000 $193.79 235 012-373-062-000 $193.79 201 012-374-016-000 $137.51 236 012-373-063-000 $193.79 202 012-374-017-000 $193.79 237 012-373-064-000 $193.79 203 012-373-053-000 $193.79 238 012-373-065-000 $193.79 204 012-373-054-000 $193.79 239 012-373-066-000 $137.51 205 012-373-055-000 $193.79 240 012-373-067-000 $193.79 206 012-373-056-000 $137.51 241 012-373-068-000 $193.79 207 012-373-057-000 $193.79 242 012-373-069-000 $193.79 208 012-373-058-000 $193.79 243 012-373-070-000 $137.51 209 012-374-018-000 $193.79 244 012-373-071-000 $193.79 210 012-374-019-000 $193.79 245 012-372-065-000 $193.79 211 012-374-020-000 $193.79 246 012-372-066-000 $137.51 212 012-374-021-000 $145.57 247 012-372-067-000 $193.79 213 012-374-022-000 $137.51
214 012-374-023-000 $193.79 TOTAL $37,209.34
215 012-374-024-000 $137.51
216 012-374-025-000 $193.79
217 012-374-026-000 $170.52
218 012-374-027-000 $137.51
219 012-374-028-000 $155.94
220 012-374-029-000 $137.51
221 012-374-030-000 $193.79
222 012-374-031-000 $193.79
223 012-374-032-000 $193.79
224 012-374-033-000 $189.76
225 012-374-034-000 $193.79

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 1,737.37

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 5,549.31

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 317.67
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 149.99
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 32.00
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 22.25
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 698.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 555.23
g. EQUIPMENT g. 255.55
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 187.53
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 40.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 7,808.01

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE (700.68)

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 5,369.96

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 116.74

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 32A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-270-001-000 $116.74 26 005-270-026-000 $116.74
2 005-270-002-000 $116.74 27 005-270-027-000 $116.74
3 005-270-047-000 $116.74 28 005-270-028-000 $116.74
4 005-270-048-000 $116.74 29 005-270-029-000 $116.74
5 005-270-049-000 $116.74 30 005-270-030-000 $116.74
6 005-270-050-000 $116.74 31 005-270-051-000 $116.74
7 005-270-007-000 $116.74 32 005-270-032-000 $116.74
8 005-270-008-000 $116.74 33 005-270-033-000 $116.74
9 005-270-009-000 $116.74 34 005-270-034-000 $116.74
10 005-270-010-000 $116.74 35 005-270-035-000 $116.74
11 005-270-011-000 $116.74 36 005-270-036-000 $116.74
12 005-270-012-000 $116.74 37 005-270-037-000 $116.74
13 005-270-013-000 $116.74 38 005-270-038-000 $116.74
14 005-270-014-000 $116.74 39 005-270-039-000 $116.74
15 005-270-015-000 $116.74 40 005-270-040-000 $116.74
16 005-270-016-000 $116.74 41 005-270-041-000 $116.74
17 005-270-017-000 $116.74 42 005-270-042-000 $116.74
18 005-270-018-000 $116.74 43 005-270-043-000 $116.74
19 005-270-019-000 $116.74 44 005-270-044-000 $116.74
20 005-270-020-000 $116.74 45 005-270-053-000 $116.74
21 005-270-021-000 $116.74 46 005-270-054-000 $116.74
22 005-270-022-000 $116.74
23 005-270-023-000 $116.74 TOTAL $5,369.96
24 005-270-024-000 $116.74
25 005-270-025-000 $116.74

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 32A - LA JOLLA ESTATES NORTH PHASE I
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$5,369.96

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 4,056.88

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 4,171.70

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 294.93
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 152.71
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 32.59
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 22.66
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 743.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 368.24
g. EQUIPMENT g. 190.38
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 319.22
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 41.36
TOTAL COSTS: $ 6,336.79

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 2,178.58

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 4,458.50

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 94.86

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 32B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-280-001-000 $94.86 26 005-280-026-000 $94.86
2 005-280-002-000 $94.86 27 005-280-027-000 $94.86
3 005-280-003-000 $94.86 28 005-280-028-000 $94.86
4 005-280-004-000 $94.86 29 005-280-029-000 $94.86
5 005-280-005-000 $94.86 30 005-280-030-000 $94.86
6 005-280-006-000 $94.86 31 005-280-031-000 $94.86
7 005-280-007-000 $94.86 32 005-280-032-000 $94.86
8 005-280-008-000 $94.86 33 005-280-033-000 $94.86
9 005-280-009-000 $94.86 34 005-280-034-000 $94.86
10 005-280-010-000 $94.86 35 005-280-035-000 $94.86
11 005-280-011-000 $94.86 36 005-280-036-000 $94.86
12 005-280-012-000 $94.86 37 005-280-037-000 $94.86
13 005-280-013-000 $94.86 38 005-280-038-000 $94.86
14 005-280-014-000 $94.86 39 005-280-039-000 $94.86
15 005-280-015-000 $94.86 40 005-280-040-000 $94.86
16 005-280-016-000 $94.86 41 005-280-041-000 $94.86
17 005-280-017-000 $94.86 42 005-280-042-000 $94.86
18 005-280-018-000 $94.86 43 005-280-043-000 $94.86
19 005-280-019-000 $94.86 44 005-280-044-000 $94.86
20 005-280-020-000 $94.86 45 005-280-045-000 $94.86
21 005-280-021-000 $94.86 46 005-280-046-000 $94.86
22 005-280-022-000 $94.86 47 005-280-047-000 $94.86
23 005-280-023-000 $94.86
24 005-280-024-000 $94.86 TOTAL $4,458.50
25 005-280-025-000 $94.86

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 32B - LA JOLLA ESTATES NORTH PHASE II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$4,458.50

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 4,884.17

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 6,202.49

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 320.86
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 190.87
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 40.73
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 28.32
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 630.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 286.40
g. EQUIPMENT g. 284.60
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 33.82
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 53.68
TOTAL COSTS: $ 8,071.76

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 4,071.38

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 7,258.97

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 119.00

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 33
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-360-004-000 $119.00 26 012-360-029-000 $119.00
2 012-360-005-000 $119.00 27 012-360-030-000 $119.00
3 012-360-006-000 $119.00 28 012-360-031-000 $119.00
4 012-360-007-000 $119.00 29 012-360-032-000 $119.00
5 012-360-008-000 $119.00 30 012-360-033-000 $119.00
6 012-360-009-000 $119.00 31 012-360-034-000 $119.00
7 012-360-010-000 $119.00 32 012-360-035-000 $119.00
8 012-360-011-000 $119.00 33 012-360-036-000 $119.00
9 012-360-012-000 $119.00 34 012-360-037-000 $119.00
10 012-360-013-000 $119.00 35 012-360-038-000 $119.00
11 012-360-014-000 $119.00 36 012-360-039-000 $119.00
12 012-360-015-000 $119.00 37 012-360-040-000 $119.00
13 012-360-016-000 $119.00 38 012-360-041-000 $119.00
14 012-360-017-000 $119.00 39 012-360-042-000 $119.00
15 012-360-018-000 $119.00 40 012-360-043-000 $119.00
16 012-360-019-000 $119.00 41 012-360-044-000 $119.00
17 012-360-020-000 $119.00 42 012-360-045-000 $119.00
18 012-360-021-000 $119.00 43 012-360-046-000 $119.00
19 012-360-022-000 $119.00 44 012-360-047-000 $119.00
20 012-360-023-000 $119.00 45 012-360-048-000 $119.00
21 012-360-024-000 $119.00 46 012-360-049-000 $119.00
22 012-360-025-000 $119.00 47 012-360-050-000 $119.00
23 012-360-026-000 $119.00 48 012-360-051-000 $119.00
24 012-360-027-000 $119.00 49 012-360-052-000 $119.00
25 012-360-028-000 $119.00 50 012-360-053-000 $119.00

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 33 - SOUTH STAR
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$7,258.97
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-360-054-000 $119.00
52 012-360-055-000 $119.00
53 012-360-056-000 $119.00
54 012-360-057-000 $119.00
55 012-360-058-000 $119.00
56 012-360-059-000 $119.00
57 012-360-060-000 $119.00
58 012-360-061-000 $119.00
59 012-360-062-000 $119.00
60 012-360-063-000 $119.00
61 012-360-064-000 $119.00
TOTAL $7,258.97

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 7,931.62

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 8,644.29

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 334.99
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 299.90
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 63.99
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 44.49
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 743.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 488.56
g. EQUIPMENT g. 334.26
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 147.43
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 88.88
TOTAL COSTS: $ 11,189.80

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 9,753.26

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 13,011.43

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 128.83

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 34
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-300-001-000 $128.83 26 005-300-026-000 $128.83
2 005-300-002-000 $128.83 27 005-300-027-000 $128.83
3 005-300-003-000 $128.83 28 005-300-028-000 $128.83
4 005-300-004-000 $128.83 29 005-300-029-000 $128.83
5 005-300-005-000 $128.83 30 005-300-030-000 $128.83
6 005-300-006-000 $128.83 31 005-300-031-000 $128.83
7 005-300-007-000 $128.83 32 005-300-032-000 $128.83
8 005-300-008-000 $128.83 33 005-300-033-000 $128.83
9 005-300-009-000 $128.83 34 005-300-034-000 $128.83
10 005-300-010-000 $128.83 35 005-300-035-000 $128.83
11 005-300-011-000 $128.83 36 005-300-036-000 $128.83
12 005-300-012-000 $128.83 37 005-300-037-000 $128.83
13 005-300-013-000 $128.83 38 005-300-038-000 $128.83
14 005-300-014-000 $128.83 39 005-300-039-000 $128.83
15 005-300-015-000 $128.83 40 005-300-040-000 $128.83
16 005-300-016-000 $128.83 41 005-300-041-000 $128.83
17 005-300-017-000 $128.83 42 005-300-042-000 $128.83
18 005-300-018-000 $128.83 43 005-300-043-000 $128.83
19 005-300-019-000 $128.83 44 005-300-044-000 $128.83
20 005-300-020-000 $128.83 45 005-300-045-000 $128.83
21 005-300-021-000 $128.83 46 005-300-046-000 $128.83
22 005-300-022-000 $128.83 47 005-300-047-000 $128.83
23 005-300-023-000 $128.83 48 005-300-048-000 $128.83
24 005-300-024-000 $128.83 49 005-300-049-000 $128.83
25 005-300-025-000 $128.83 50 005-300-050-000 $128.83

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 34 - KENNEDY ESTATES PHASE I & II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$13,011.43
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 005-300-051-000 $128.83 86 005-301-034-000 $128.83
52 005-300-052-000 $128.83 87 005-301-035-000 $128.83
53 005-301-001-000 $128.83 88 005-301-036-000 $128.83
54 005-301-002-000 $128.83 89 005-301-037-000 $128.83
55 005-301-003-000 $128.83 90 005-301-038-000 $128.83
56 005-301-004-000 $128.83 91 005-301-039-000 $128.83
57 005-301-005-000 $128.83 92 005-301-040-000 $128.83
58 005-301-006-000 $128.83 93 005-301-041-000 $128.83
59 005-301-007-000 $128.83 94 005-301-042-000 $128.83
60 005-301-008-000 $128.83 95 005-301-043-000 $128.83
61 005-301-009-000 $128.83 96 005-301-044-000 $128.83
62 005-301-010-000 $128.83 97 005-301-045-000 $128.83
63 005-301-011-000 $128.83 98 005-301-046-000 $128.83
64 005-301-012-000 $128.83 99 005-301-047-000 $128.83
65 005-301-013-000 $128.83 100 005-301-048-000 $128.83
66 005-301-014-000 $128.83 101 005-301-049-000 $128.83
67 005-301-015-000 $128.83
68 005-301-016-000 $128.83 TOTAL $13,011.43
69 005-301-017-000 $128.83
70 005-301-018-000 $128.83
71 005-301-019-000 $128.83
72 005-301-020-000 $128.83
73 005-301-021-000 $128.83
74 005-301-022-000 $128.83
75 005-301-023-000 $128.83
76 005-301-024-000 $128.83
77 005-301-025-000 $128.83
78 005-301-026-000 $128.83
79 005-301-027-000 $128.83
80 005-301-028-000 $128.83
81 005-301-029-000 $128.83
82 005-301-030-000 $128.83
83 005-301-031-000 $128.83
84 005-301-032-000 $128.83
85 005-301-033-000 $128.83

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 24,136.24

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,630.13

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 337.27
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 163.61
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 34.91
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 24.27
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 383.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 568.86
g. EQUIPMENT g. 181.68
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 118.79
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 44.88
TOTAL COSTS: $ 4,487.42

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 19,848.83

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 200.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 3.92

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 34B
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-303-001-000 $3.92 26 005-303-027-000 $3.92
2 005-303-002-000 $3.92 27 005-303-028-000 $3.92
3 005-303-003-000 $3.92 28 005-303-029-000 $3.92
4 005-303-004-000 $3.92 29 005-303-030-000 $3.92
5 005-303-005-000 $3.92 30 005-303-031-000 $3.92
6 005-303-006-000 $3.92 31 005-303-032-000 $3.92
7 005-303-007-000 $3.92 32 005-303-033-000 $3.92
8 005-303-008-000 $3.92 33 005-303-034-000 $3.92
9 005-303-009-000 $3.92 34 005-303-035-000 $3.92
10 005-303-010-000 $3.92 35 005-303-036-000 $3.92
11 005-303-011-000 $3.92 36 005-303-037-000 $3.92
12 005-303-012-000 $3.92 37 005-303-038-000 $3.92
13 005-303-013-000 $3.92 38 005-303-039-000 $3.92
14 005-303-014-000 $3.92 39 005-303-040-000 $3.92
15 005-303-015-000 $3.92 40 005-303-041-000 $3.92
16 005-303-016-000 $3.92 41 005-303-042-000 $3.92
17 005-303-017-000 $3.92 42 005-303-043-000 $3.92
18 005-303-019-000 $3.92 43 005-303-044-000 $3.92
19 005-303-020-000 $3.92 44 005-303-045-000 $3.92
20 005-303-021-000 $3.92 45 005-303-046-000 $3.92
21 005-303-022-000 $3.92 46 005-303-047-000 $3.92
22 005-303-023-000 $3.92 47 005-303-048-000 $3.92
23 005-303-024-000 $3.92 48 005-303-049-000 $3.92
24 005-303-025-000 $3.92 49 005-303-050-000 $3.92
25 005-303-026-000 $3.92 50 005-303-051-000 $3.92

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$200.00

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 34B
Kennedy Estates Phase 3
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 005-303-052-000 $3.92
TOTAL $200.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 9,595.52

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 8.45

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 337.27
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 163.61
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 34.91
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 24.27
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 383.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 352.74
g. EQUIPMENT g. 181.68
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 118.79
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 44.88
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,649.61

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 9,595.91

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,650.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 32.35

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 34C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 005-304-001-000 $32.35 26 005-304-026-000 $32.35
2 005-304-002-000 $32.35 27 005-304-027-000 $32.35
3 005-304-003-000 $32.35 28 005-304-028-000 $32.35
4 005-304-004-000 $32.35 29 005-304-029-000 $32.35
5 005-304-005-000 $32.35 30 005-304-030-000 $32.35
6 005-304-006-000 $32.35 31 005-304-031-000 $32.35
7 005-304-007-000 $32.35 32 005-304-032-000 $32.35
8 005-304-008-000 $32.35 33 005-304-033-000 $32.35
9 005-304-009-000 $32.35 34 005-304-034-000 $32.35
10 005-304-010-000 $32.35 35 005-304-035-000 $32.35
11 005-304-011-000 $32.35 36 005-304-036-000 $32.35
12 005-304-012-000 $32.35 37 005-304-037-000 $32.35
13 005-304-013-000 $32.35 38 005-304-038-000 $32.35
14 005-304-014-000 $32.35 39 005-304-039-000 $32.35
15 005-304-015-000 $32.35 40 005-304-040-000 $32.35
16 005-304-016-000 $32.35 41 005-304-041-000 $32.35
17 005-304-017-000 $32.35 42 005-304-042-000 $32.35
18 005-304-018-000 $32.35 43 005-304-043-000 $32.35
19 005-304-019-000 $32.35 44 005-304-044-000 $32.35
20 005-304-020-000 $32.35 45 005-304-045-000 $32.35
21 005-304-021-000 $32.35 46 005-304-046-000 $32.35
22 005-304-022-000 $32.35 47 005-304-047-000 $32.35
23 005-304-023-000 $32.35 48 005-304-048-000 $32.35
24 005-304-024-000 $32.35 49 005-304-049-000 $32.35
25 005-304-025-000 $32.35 50 005-304-050-000 $32.35

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$1,650.00

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 34C
Kennedy Estates Phase 4
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 005-304-051-000 $32.35
TOTAL $1,650.00

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 5,122.51

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,626.25

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 276.29
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 269.92
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 57.60
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 40.04
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 203.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 106.27
g. EQUIPMENT g. 102.57
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 22.55
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 79.20
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,783.69

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 5,065.78

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,726.96

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 30.30

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 35
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-540-001-000 $30.30 26 009-540-026-000 $30.30
2 009-540-002-000 $30.30 27 009-540-027-000 $30.30
3 009-540-003-000 $30.30 28 009-540-028-000 $30.30
4 009-540-004-000 $30.30 29 009-540-029-000 $30.30
5 009-540-005-000 $30.30 30 009-540-030-000 $30.30
6 009-540-006-000 $30.30 31 009-540-031-000 $30.30
7 009-540-007-000 $30.30 32 009-540-032-000 $30.30
8 009-540-008-000 $30.30 33 009-540-033-000 $30.30
9 009-540-009-000 $30.30 34 009-540-034-000 $30.30
10 009-540-010-000 $30.30 35 009-540-035-000 $30.30
11 009-540-011-000 $30.30 36 009-540-036-000 $30.30
12 009-540-012-000 $30.30 37 009-540-037-000 $30.30
13 009-540-013-000 $30.30 38 009-540-038-000 $30.30
14 009-540-014-000 $30.30 39 009-540-039-000 $30.30
15 009-540-015-000 $30.30 40 009-540-040-000 $30.30
16 009-540-016-000 $30.30 41 009-540-041-000 $30.30
17 009-540-017-000 $30.30 42 009-540-042-000 $30.30
18 009-540-018-000 $30.30 43 009-540-043-000 $30.30
19 009-540-019-000 $30.30 44 009-540-044-000 $30.30
20 009-540-020-000 $30.30 45 009-540-045-000 $30.30
21 009-540-021-000 $30.30 46 009-540-046-000 $30.30
22 009-540-022-000 $30.30 47 009-540-047-000 $30.30
23 009-540-023-000 $30.30 48 009-540-048-000 $30.30
24 009-540-024-000 $30.30 49 009-540-049-000 $30.30
25 009-540-025-000 $30.30 50 009-540-050-000 $30.30

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 35 - SANTA BARBARA ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,726.96
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-540-051-000 $30.30 86 009-540-086-000 $30.30
52 009-540-052-000 $30.30 87 009-540-087-000 $30.30
53 009-540-053-000 $30.30 88 009-540-088-000 $30.30
54 009-540-054-000 $30.30 89 009-540-089-000 $30.30
55 009-540-055-000 $30.30 90 009-540-090-000 $30.30
56 009-540-056-000 $30.30 TOTAL $2,726.96
57 009-540-057-000 $30.30
58 009-540-058-000 $30.30
59 009-540-059-000 $30.30
60 009-540-060-000 $30.30
61 009-540-061-000 $30.30
62 009-540-062-000 $30.30
63 009-540-063-000 $30.30
64 009-540-064-000 $30.30
65 009-540-065-000 $30.30
66 009-540-066-000 $30.30
67 009-540-067-000 $30.30
68 009-540-068-000 $30.30
69 009-540-069-000 $30.30
70 009-540-070-000 $30.30
71 009-540-071-000 $30.30
72 009-540-072-000 $30.30
73 009-540-073-000 $30.30
74 009-540-074-000 $30.30
75 009-540-075-000 $30.30
76 009-540-076-000 $30.30
77 009-540-077-000 $30.30
78 009-540-078-000 $30.30
79 009-540-079-000 $30.30
80 009-540-080-000 $30.30
81 009-540-081-000 $30.30
82 009-540-082-000 $30.30
83 009-540-083-000 $30.30
84 009-540-084-000 $30.30
85 009-540-085-000 $30.30

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 17,951.41

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 6,693.66

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 307.98
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 411.65
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 87.84
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 61.07
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 990.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 234.36
g. EQUIPMENT g. 427.69
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 120.36
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 124.96
TOTAL COSTS: $ 9,459.58

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 17,025.88

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 8,534.05

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 60.10

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 36A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-291-001-000 $60.10 26 011-292-002-000 $60.10
2 011-291-002-000 $60.10 27 011-292-003-000 $60.10
3 011-291-003-000 $60.10 28 011-292-004-000 $60.10
4 011-291-004-000 $60.10 29 011-292-005-000 $60.10
5 011-291-005-000 $60.10 30 011-292-006-000 $60.10
6 011-291-006-000 $60.10 31 011-292-007-000 $60.10
7 011-291-007-000 $60.10 32 011-292-008-000 $60.10
8 011-291-008-000 $60.10 33 011-292-009-000 $60.10
9 011-291-009-000 $60.10 34 011-292-010-000 $60.10
10 011-291-010-000 $60.10 35 011-292-011-000 $60.10
11 011-291-011-000 $60.10 36 011-292-012-000 $60.10
12 011-291-012-000 $60.10 37 011-292-013-000 $60.10
13 011-291-013-000 $60.10 38 011-292-014-000 $60.10
14 011-291-014-000 $60.10 39 011-292-015-000 $60.10
15 011-291-015-000 $60.10 40 011-292-016-000 $60.10
16 011-291-016-000 $60.10 41 011-292-017-000 $60.10
17 011-291-017-000 $60.10 42 011-292-018-000 $60.10
18 011-291-018-000 $60.10 43 011-292-019-000 $60.10
19 011-291-019-000 $60.10 44 011-292-020-000 $60.10
20 011-291-020-000 $60.10 45 011-292-021-000 $60.10
21 011-291-021-000 $60.10 46 011-292-022-000 $60.10
22 011-291-022-000 $60.10 47 011-292-023-000 $60.10
23 011-291-023-000 $60.10 48 011-292-024-000 $60.10
24 011-291-024-000 $60.10 49 011-292-025-000 $60.10
25 011-292-001-000 $60.10 50 011-292-026-000 $60.10
$8,534.05

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 36A
Mariposa Estates

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 011-292-027-000 $60.10 86 011-292-050-000 $60.10
52 011-292-028-000 $60.10 87 011-292-051-000 $60.10
53 011-292-029-000 $60.10 88 011-292-052-000 $60.10
54 011-292-030-000 $60.10 89 011-292-053-000 $60.10
55 011-292-031-000 $60.10 90 011-292-054-000 $60.10
56 011-292-032-000 $60.10 91 011-292-055-000 $60.10
57 011-292-033-000 $60.10 92 011-292-056-000 $60.10
58 011-292-034-000 $60.10 93 011-292-096-000 $60.10
59 011-292-035-000 $60.10 94 011-292-058-000 $60.10
60 011-292-036-000 $60.10 95 011-292-059-000 $60.10
61 011-292-037-000 $60.10 96 011-292-060-000 $60.10
62 011-292-038-000 $60.10 97 011-292-061-000 $60.10
63 011-292-039-000 $60.10 98 011-292-062-000 $60.10
64 011-292-040-000 $60.10 99 011-292-063-000 $60.10
65 011-292-041-000 $60.10 100 011-292-064-000 $60.10
66 011-292-042-000 $60.10 101 011-292-065-000 $60.10
67 011-292-095-000 $60.10 102 011-292-066-000 $60.10
68 011-292-044-000 $60.10 103 011-292-067-000 $60.10
69 011-292-045-000 $60.10 104 011-292-068-000 $60.10
70 011-292-046-000 $60.10 105 011-292-069-000 $60.10
71 011-292-047-000 $60.10 106 011-292-070-000 $60.10
72 011-291-025-000 $60.10 107 011-292-071-000 $60.10
73 011-291-026-000 $60.10 108 011-292-072-000 $60.10
74 011-291-027-000 $60.10 109 011-292-073-000 $60.10
75 011-291-028-000 $60.10 110 011-292-074-000 $60.10
76 011-291-029-000 $60.10 111 011-292-075-000 $60.10
77 011-291-030-000 $60.10 112 011-292-076-000 $60.10
78 011-291-031-000 $60.10 113 011-292-077-000 $60.10
79 011-291-032-000 $60.10 114 011-292-078-000 $60.10
80 011-291-033-000 $60.10 115 011-291-037-000 $60.10
81 011-291-034-000 $60.10 116 011-291-038-000 $60.10
82 011-291-035-000 $60.10 117 011-291-039-000 $60.10
83 011-291-036-000 $60.10 118 011-291-040-000 $60.10
84 011-292-048-000 $60.10 119 011-291-041-000 $60.10
85 011-292-049-000 $60.10 120 011-291-042-000 $60.10
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 011-292-079-000 $60.10
122 011-292-080-000 $60.10
123 011-292-081-000 $60.10
124 011-292-082-000 $60.10
125 011-292-083-000 $60.10
126 011-292-084-000 $60.10
127 011-292-085-000 $60.10
128 011-292-086-000 $60.10
129 011-292-087-000 $60.10
130 011-292-088-000 $60.10
131 011-292-089-000 $60.10
132 011-292-090-000 $60.10
133 011-292-091-000 $60.10
134 011-292-092-000 $60.10
135 011-291-043-000 $60.10
136 011-291-044-000 $60.10
137 011-291-045-000 $60.10
138 011-291-046-000 $60.10
139 011-291-047-000 $60.10
140 011-291-048-000 $60.10
141 011-292-094-000 $60.10
142 011-292-097-000 $60.10
TOTAL $8,534.05

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 666.61

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 392.15

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 253.81
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 51.86
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 11.07
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 7.69
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 0.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 234.36
g. EQUIPMENT g. 25.10
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 5.92
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 8.80
TOTAL COSTS: $ 990.77

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 1,030.42

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 1,354.58

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 135.46

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 36B
2026-27
$1,354.58
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-260-008-000 $135.46
2 011-260-009-000 $135.46
3 011-260-010-000 $135.46
4 011-260-011-000 $135.46
5 011-260-012-000 $135.46
6 011-260-013-000 $135.46
7 011-260-014-000 $135.46
8 011-260-015-000 $135.46
9 011-260-016-000 $135.46
10 011-260-017-000 $135.46
Total $1,354.58
Mariposa Estates II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 36B

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 2,434.60

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,603.09

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 281.12
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 149.99
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 32.00
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 22.25
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 293.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 125.78
g. EQUIPMENT g. 122.21
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 52.12
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 40.48
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,722.04

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,536.27

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 4,823.70

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 104.86

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 36C
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-272-002-000 $104.86 26 011-272-027-000 $104.86
2 011-272-003-000 $104.86 27 011-272-028-000 $104.86
3 011-272-004-000 $104.86 28 011-272-029-000 $104.86
4 011-272-005-000 $104.86 29 011-272-030-000 $104.86
5 011-272-006-000 $104.86 30 011-272-031-000 $104.86
6 011-272-007-000 $104.86 31 011-272-032-000 $104.86
7 011-272-008-000 $104.86 32 011-272-033-000 $104.86
8 011-272-009-000 $104.86 33 011-272-034-000 $104.86
9 011-272-010-000 $104.86 34 011-272-035-000 $104.86
10 011-272-011-000 $104.86 35 011-272-036-000 $104.86
11 011-272-012-000 $104.86 36 011-272-037-000 $104.86
12 011-272-013-000 $104.86 37 011-272-038-000 $104.86
13 011-272-014-000 $104.86 38 011-272-039-000 $104.86
14 011-272-015-000 $104.86 39 011-272-040-000 $104.86
15 011-272-016-000 $104.86 40 011-272-041-000 $104.86
16 011-272-017-000 $104.86 41 011-272-042-000 $104.86
17 011-272-018-000 $104.86 42 011-272-043-000 $104.86
18 011-272-019-000 $104.86 43 011-272-044-000 $104.86
19 011-272-020-000 $104.86 44 011-272-045-000 $104.86
20 011-272-021-000 $104.86 45 011-272-046-000 $104.86
21 011-272-022-000 $104.86 46 011-272-047-000 $104.86
22 011-272-023-000 $104.86
23 011-272-024-000 $104.86 TOTAL $4,823.70
24 011-272-025-000 $104.86
25 011-272-026-000 $104.86

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 36C - OLIVE ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$4,823.70

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 3,958.58

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,565.23

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 275.21
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 297.17
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 63.41
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 44.09
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 383.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 101.91
g. EQUIPMENT g. 98.77
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 33.82
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 88.00
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,950.62

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,962.91

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,954.95

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 29.55

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 37
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-560-001-000 $29.55 26 009-561-009-000 $29.55
2 009-560-002-000 $29.55 27 009-561-010-000 $29.55
3 009-560-003-000 $29.55 28 009-561-011-000 $29.55
4 009-560-004-000 $29.55 29 009-561-012-000 $29.55
5 009-560-005-000 $29.55 30 009-561-013-000 $29.55
6 009-560-006-000 $29.55 31 009-561-014-000 $29.55
7 009-560-007-000 $29.55 32 009-561-015-000 $29.55
8 009-560-008-000 $29.55 33 009-561-016-000 $29.55
9 009-560-009-000 $29.55 34 009-561-017-000 $29.55
10 009-560-010-000 $29.55 35 009-561-018-000 $29.55
11 009-560-011-000 $29.55 36 009-561-019-000 $29.55
12 009-560-012-000 $29.55 37 009-561-020-000 $29.55
13 009-560-013-000 $29.55 38 009-561-021-000 $29.55
14 009-560-014-000 $29.55 39 009-561-022-000 $29.55
15 009-560-015-000 $29.55 40 009-561-023-000 $29.55
16 009-560-016-000 $29.55 41 009-561-024-000 $29.55
17 009-560-017-000 $29.55 42 009-561-025-000 $29.55
18 009-561-001-000 $29.55 43 009-561-026-000 $29.55
19 009-561-002-000 $29.55 44 009-561-027-000 $29.55
20 009-561-003-000 $29.55 45 009-561-028-000 $29.55
21 009-561-004-000 $29.55 46 009-561-029-000 $29.55
22 009-561-005-000 $29.55 47 009-561-030-000 $29.55
23 009-561-006-000 $29.55 48 009-561-031-000 $29.55
24 009-561-007-000 $29.55 49 009-561-032-000 $29.55
25 009-561-008-000 $29.55 50 009-561-033-000 $29.55
$2,954.95

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 37 - ALMOND TREE ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-560-018-000 $29.55 86 009-561-043-000 $29.55
52 009-560-019-000 $29.55 87 009-561-044-000 $29.55
53 009-560-020-000 $29.55 88 009-561-045-000 $29.55
54 009-560-021-000 $29.55 89 009-561-046-000 $29.55
55 009-560-022-000 $29.55 90 009-561-047-000 $29.55
56 009-560-023-000 $29.55 91 009-561-048-000 $29.55
57 009-560-024-000 $29.55 92 009-561-049-000 $29.55
58 009-560-025-000 $29.55 93 009-560-044-000 $29.55
59 009-560-026-000 $29.55 94 009-560-045-000 $29.55
60 009-560-027-000 $29.55 95 009-560-046-000 $29.55
61 009-560-028-000 $29.55 96 009-560-047-000 $29.55
62 009-560-029-000 $29.55 97 009-560-048-000 $29.55
63 009-560-030-000 $29.55 98 009-560-049-000 $29.55
64 009-560-031-000 $29.55 99 009-560-050-000 $29.55
65 009-560-032-000 $29.55 100 009-560-051-000 $29.55
66 009-560-033-000 $29.55 TOTAL $2,954.95
67 009-560-034-000 $29.55
68 009-560-035-000 $29.55
69 009-560-036-000 $29.55
70 009-560-037-000 $29.55
71 009-560-038-000 $29.55
72 009-560-039-000 $29.55
73 009-560-040-000 $29.55
74 009-560-041-000 $29.55
75 009-560-042-000 $29.55
76 009-560-043-000 $29.55
77 009-561-034-000 $29.55
78 009-561-035-000 $29.55
79 009-561-036-000 $29.55
80 009-561-037-000 $29.55
81 009-561-038-000 $29.55
82 009-561-039-000 $29.55
83 009-561-040-000 $29.55
84 009-561-041-000 $29.55
85 009-561-042-000 $29.55

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 6,966.44

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 1,771.45

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 332.05
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 457.99
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 97.73
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 67.94
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 473.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 331.66
g. EQUIPMENT g. 138.38
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 22.55
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 139.92
TOTAL COSTS: $ 3,832.68

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 7,200.57

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 4,066.82

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 27.10

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 39
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-470-001-000 $25.74 26 012-470-026-000 $25.58
2 012-470-002-000 $25.58 27 012-470-027-000 $25.58
3 012-470-003-000 $25.58 28 012-470-028-000 $25.58
4 012-470-004-000 $25.58 29 012-470-029-000 $25.58
5 012-470-005-000 $25.58 30 012-470-030-000 $25.58
6 012-470-006-000 $25.58 31 012-470-031-000 $25.58
7 012-470-007-000 $25.58 32 012-470-032-000 $25.58
8 012-470-008-000 $25.58 33 012-470-033-000 $25.58
9 012-470-009-000 $25.58 34 012-470-034-000 $25.58
10 012-470-010-000 $25.58 35 012-470-035-000 $25.58
11 012-470-011-000 $25.58 36 012-470-036-000 $25.58
12 012-470-012-000 $25.58 37 012-470-037-000 $25.58
13 012-470-013-000 $25.58 38 012-470-038-000 $25.58
14 012-470-014-000 $25.58 39 012-470-039-000 $25.58
15 012-470-015-000 $25.58 40 012-470-040-000 $25.58
16 012-470-016-000 $25.58 41 012-470-041-000 $25.58
17 012-470-017-000 $25.58 42 012-470-042-000 $25.58
18 012-470-018-000 $25.58 43 012-470-043-000 $25.58
19 012-470-019-000 $25.58 44 012-470-044-000 $25.58
20 012-470-020-000 $25.58 45 012-470-045-000 $25.58
21 012-470-021-000 $25.58 46 012-470-046-000 $25.58
22 012-470-022-000 $25.58 47 012-470-047-000 $25.58
23 012-470-023-000 $25.58 48 012-470-048-000 $25.58
24 012-470-024-000 $25.58 49 012-470-049-000 $25.58
25 012-470-025-000 $25.58 50 012-470-050-000 $25.58

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$4,066.82

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 39 - CARMEL HOMES III AND VARBELLA
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-470-051-000 $25.58 86 012-461-004-000 $25.58
52 012-470-052-000 $25.58 87 012-461-005-000 $25.58
53 012-470-053-000 $25.58 88 012-461-006-000 $25.58
54 012-470-054-000 $25.58 89 012-461-007-000 $25.58
55 012-470-055-000 $25.58 90 012-461-008-000 $25.58
56 012-470-056-000 $25.58 91 012-461-009-000 $25.58
57 012-470-057-000 $25.58 92 012-461-083-000 $25.58
58 012-470-058-000 $25.58 93 012-461-084-000 $25.58
59 012-470-059-000 $25.58 94 012-461-012-000 $25.58
60 012-470-060-000 $25.58 95 012-461-013-000 $25.58
61 012-470-061-000 $25.58 96 012-461-014-000 $25.58
62 012-470-062-000 $25.58 97 012-461-015-000 $25.58
63 012-470-063-000 $25.58 98 012-461-016-000 $25.58
64 012-470-064-000 $25.58 99 012-461-017-000 $25.58
65 012-470-065-000 $25.58 100 012-461-018-000 $25.58
66 012-470-066-000 $25.58 101 012-461-019-000 $25.58
67 012-470-067-000 $25.58 102 012-461-020-000 $25.58
68 012-470-068-000 $25.58 103 012-461-021-000 $25.58
69 012-470-069-000 $25.58 104 012-461-022-000 $25.58
70 012-470-070-000 $25.58 105 012-461-023-000 $25.58
71 012-470-071-000 $25.58 106 012-461-024-000 $25.58
72 012-470-072-000 $25.58 107 012-461-025-000 $25.58
73 012-470-073-000 $25.58 108 012-461-026-000 $25.58
74 012-470-074-000 $25.58 109 012-461-027-000 $25.58
75 012-470-075-000 $25.58 110 012-461-028-000 $25.58
76 012-470-076-000 $25.58 111 012-461-029-000 $25.58
77 012-470-077-000 $25.58 112 012-461-030-000 $25.58
78 012-470-078-000 $25.58 113 012-461-031-000 $25.58
79 012-470-079-000 $25.58 114 012-461-032-000 $25.58
80 012-470-080-000 $25.58 115 012-461-033-000 $25.58
81 012-470-081-000 $25.58 116 012-461-034-000 $25.58
82 012-470-082-000 $25.58 117 012-461-035-000 $25.58
83 012-461-001-000 $25.58 118 012-461-036-000 $25.58
84 012-461-002-000 $25.58 119 012-461-037-000 $25.58
85 012-461-003-000 $25.58 120 012-461-038-000 $25.58
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 012-461-039-000 $25.58 157 012-461-075-000 $25.58
122 012-461-040-000 $25.58 158 012-461-076-000 $25.58
123 012-461-041-000 $25.58 159 012-461-077-000 $25.58
124 012-461-042-000 $25.58
125 012-461-043-000 $25.58 TOTAL $4,041.40
126 012-461-044-000 $25.58
127 012-461-045-000 $25.58
128 012-461-046-000 $25.58
129 012-461-047-000 $25.58
130 012-461-048-000 $25.58
131 012-461-049-000 $25.58
132 012-461-050-000 $25.58
133 012-461-051-000 $25.58
134 012-461-052-000 $25.58
135 012-461-053-000 $25.58
136 012-461-054-000 $25.58
137 012-461-055-000 $25.58
138 012-461-056-000 $25.58
139 012-461-057-000 $25.58
140 012-461-058-000 $25.58
141 012-461-059-000 $25.58
142 012-461-060-000 $25.58
143 012-461-061-000 $25.58
144 012-461-062-000 $25.58
146 012-461-064-000 $25.58
147 012-461-065-000 $25.58
148 012-461-066-000 $25.58
149 012-461-067-000 $25.58
150 012-461-068-000 $25.58
151 012-461-069-000 $25.58
152 012-461-070-000 $25.58
153 012-461-071-000 $25.58
154 012-461-072-000 $25.58
155 012-461-073-000 $25.58
156 012-461-074-000 $25.58

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 6,780.61

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 3,656.16

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 306.80
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 245.39
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 52.36
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 36.40
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 788.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 229.59
g. EQUIPMENT g. 230.63
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 45.09
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 71.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,661.70

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 6,418.40

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 5,299.49

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 65.43

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 40
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-254-005-000 $67.94 26 012-254-030-000 $67.94
2 012-254-006-000 $67.94 27 012-254-031-000 $67.94
3 012-254-007-000 $67.94 28 012-254-032-000 $67.94
4 012-254-008-000 $67.94 29 012-254-033-000 $67.94
5 012-254-009-000 $67.94 30 012-254-034-000 $67.94
6 012-254-010-000 $67.94 31 012-254-035-000 $67.94
7 012-254-011-000 $67.94 32 012-254-036-000 $67.94
8 012-254-012-000 $67.94 33 012-254-037-000 $67.94
9 012-254-013-000 $67.94 34 012-254-038-000 $67.94
10 012-254-014-000 $67.94 35 012-254-039-000 $67.94
11 012-254-015-000 $67.94 36 012-254-040-000 $67.94
12 012-254-016-000 $67.94 37 012-254-041-000 $67.94
13 012-254-017-000 $67.94 38 012-254-042-000 $67.94
14 012-254-018-000 $67.94 39 012-254-043-000 $67.94
15 012-254-019-000 $67.94 40 012-254-044-000 $67.94
16 012-254-020-000 $67.94 41 012-254-045-000 $67.94
17 012-254-021-000 $67.94 42 012-254-046-000 $67.94
18 012-254-022-000 $67.94 43 012-254-047-000 $67.94
19 012-254-023-000 $67.94 44 012-254-048-000 $67.94
20 012-254-024-000 $67.94 45 012-254-049-000 $67.94
21 012-254-025-000 $67.94 46 012-254-050-000 $67.94
22 012-254-026-000 $67.94 47 012-254-051-000 $67.94
23 012-254-027-000 $67.94 48 012-254-052-000 $67.94
24 012-254-028-000 $67.94 49 012-254-053-000 $67.94
25 012-254-029-000 $67.94 50 012-254-054-000 $67.94

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 40 - TIERRA VISTA ESTATES, Rai Apartments
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$5,299.49
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 012-254-055-000 $67.94
52 012-254-056-000 $67.94
53 012-254-057-000 $67.94
54 012-254-058-000 $67.94
55 012-254-059-000 $67.94
56 012-254-060-000 $67.94
57 012-254-061-000 $67.94
58 012-254-062-000 $67.94
59 012-254-063-000 $67.94
60 012-254-064-000 $67.94
61 012-254-065-000 $67.94
62 012-254-066-000 $67.94
63 012-254-067-000 $67.94
64 012-254-068-000 $67.94
65 012-254-069-000 $67.94
66 012-254-070-000 $67.94
67 012-254-071-000 $67.94
68 012-254-072-000 $67.94
69 012-254-073-000 $67.94
70 012-254-074-000 $67.94
71 012-254-075-000 $67.94
72 012-254-076-000 $67.94
73 012-254-077-000 $67.94
74 012-254-078-000 $67.94
75 012-254-079-000 $67.94
76 012-254-080-000 $67.94
77 012-254-081-000 $67.94
78 012-254-082-000 $67.94
79 012-270-002-000 $0.00
80 012-270-001-000 $0.00
81 012-253-002-000 $0.00
TOTAL $5,299.49

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 3,268.64

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 4,142.97

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 289.66
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 103.65
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 22.12
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 15.38
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 248.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 160.31
g. EQUIPMENT g. 154.74
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 11.27
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 25.52
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,173.61

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 3,837.78

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 5,742.75

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 198.03
2026-27

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 41
$5,742.75
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 012-440-001-000 $198.03 26 012-440-026-000 $198.03
2 012-440-002-000 $198.03 27 012-440-027-000 $198.03
3 012-440-003-000 $198.03 28 012-440-028-000 $198.03
4 012-440-004-000 $198.03 29 012-440-029-000 $198.03
5 012-440-005-000 $198.03
Total $5,742.75
6 012-440-006-000 $198.03
7 012-440-007-000 $198.03
8 012-440-008-000 $198.03
9 012-440-009-000 $198.03
10 012-440-010-000 $198.03
11 012-440-011-000 $198.03
12 012-440-012-000 $198.03
13 012-440-013-000 $198.03
14 012-440-014-000 $198.03
15 012-440-015-000 $198.03
16 012-440-016-000 $198.03
17 012-440-017-000 $198.03
18 012-440-018-000 $198.03
19 012-440-019-000 $198.03
20 012-440-020-000 $198.03
21 012-440-021-000 $198.03
22 012-440-022-000 $198.03
23 012-440-023-000 $198.03
24 012-440-024-000 $198.03
25 012-440-025-000 $198.03
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 41 - Pond Place Estates

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 91,842.14

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 53,359.95

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 1,388.07
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 858.67
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 183.23
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 127.39
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 2,385.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 4,365.81
g. EQUIPMENT g. 3,515.27
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 620.70
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 269.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 67,073.37

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 92,861.40

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 68,092.62

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 222.52
This zone includes new improvements intended to enhance the neighborhood.

Improvements include:14,540 square feet of landscape and hardscape materials, playground equipment. Inclusion of these improvements do not serve to increase the abase assessment.

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 43A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-340-004-000 $9,409.77 26 011-341-024-000 $171.09
2 011-340-005-000 $6,672.39 27 011-341-025-000 $171.09
3 011-341-001-000 $171.09 28 011-341-026-000 $171.09
4 011-341-002-000 $171.09 29 011-341-027-000 $171.09
5 011-341-003-000 $171.09 30 011-341-028-000 $171.09
6 011-341-004-000 $171.09 31 011-341-029-000 $171.09
7 011-341-005-000 $171.09 32 011-341-030-000 $171.09
8 011-341-006-000 $171.09 33 011-341-031-000 $171.09
9 011-341-007-000 $171.09 34 011-341-032-000 $171.09
10 011-341-008-000 $171.09 35 011-341-033-000 $171.09
11 011-341-009-000 $171.09 36 011-341-034-000 $171.09
12 011-341-010-000 $171.09 37 011-341-035-000 $171.09
13 011-341-011-000 $171.09 38 011-341-036-000 $171.09
14 011-341-012-000 $171.09 39 011-341-037-000 $171.09
15 011-341-013-000 $171.09 40 011-341-038-000 $171.09
16 011-341-014-000 $171.09 41 011-341-039-000 $171.09
17 011-341-015-000 $171.09 42 011-341-040-000 $171.09
18 011-341-016-000 $171.09 43 011-341-041-000 $171.09
19 011-341-017-000 $171.09 44 011-341-042-000 $171.09
20 011-341-018-000 $171.09 45 011-341-043-000 $171.09
21 011-341-019-000 $171.09 46 011-342-001-000 $171.09
22 011-341-020-000 $171.09 47 011-342-002-000 $171.09
23 011-341-021-000 $171.09 48 011-342-003-000 $171.09
24 011-341-022-000 $171.09 49 011-342-004-000 $171.09
25 011-341-023-000 $171.09 50 011-342-005-000 $171.09

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 43A - ORCHARD POINTE PHASE I & II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$68,092.62
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 011-342-006-000 $171.09 86 011-342-041-000 $171.09
52 011-342-007-000 $171.09 87 011-342-042-000 $171.09
53 011-342-008-000 $171.09 88 011-342-043-000 $171.09
54 011-342-009-000 $171.09 89 011-342-044-000 $171.09
55 011-342-010-000 $171.09 90 011-342-045-000 $171.09
56 011-342-011-000 $171.09 91 011-342-046-000 $171.09
57 011-342-012-000 $171.09 92 011-342-047-000 $171.09
58 011-342-013-000 $171.09 93 011-342-048-000 $171.09
59 011-342-014-000 $171.09 94 011-342-049-000 $171.09
60 011-342-015-000 $171.09 95 011-342-050-000 $171.09
61 011-342-016-000 $171.09 96 011-342-051-000 $171.09
62 011-342-017-000 $171.09 97 011-342-052-000 $171.09
63 011-342-018-000 $171.09 98 011-342-053-000 $171.09
64 011-342-019-000 $171.09 99 011-342-054-000 $171.09
65 011-342-020-000 $171.09 100 011-342-055-000 $171.09
66 011-342-021-000 $171.09 101 011-342-056-000 $171.09
67 011-342-022-000 $171.09 102 011-342-057-000 $171.09
68 011-342-023-000 $171.09 103 011-342-058-000 $171.09
69 011-342-024-000 $171.09 104 011-342-059-000 $171.09
70 011-342-025-000 $171.09 105 011-342-060-000 $171.09
71 011-342-026-000 $171.09 106 011-352-001-000 $171.09
72 011-342-027-000 $171.09 107 011-352-002-000 $171.09
73 011-342-028-000 $171.09 108 011-352-003-000 $171.09
74 011-342-029-000 $171.09 109 011-352-004-000 $171.09
75 011-342-030-000 $171.09 110 011-352-005-000 $171.09
76 011-342-031-000 $171.09 111 011-352-006-000 $171.09
77 011-342-032-000 $171.09 112 011-352-007-000 $171.09
78 011-342-033-000 $171.09 113 011-352-008-000 $171.09
79 011-342-034-000 $171.09 114 011-352-009-000 $171.09
80 011-342-035-000 $171.09 115 011-352-010-000 $171.09
81 011-342-036-000 $171.09 116 011-352-011-000 $171.09
82 011-342-037-000 $171.09 117 011-352-012-000 $171.09
83 011-342-038-000 $171.09 118 011-352-013-000 $171.09
84 011-342-039-000 $171.09 119 011-352-014-000 $171.09
85 011-342-040-000 $171.09 120 011-352-015-000 $171.09
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 011-352-016-000 $171.09 156 011-351-010-000 $171.09 122 011-352-017-000 $171.09 157 011-351-011-000 $171.09 123 011-352-018-000 $171.09 158 011-351-012-000 $171.09 124 011-352-019-000 $171.09 159 011-351-013-000 $171.09 125 011-352-020-000 $171.09 160 011-351-014-000 $171.09 126 011-352-021-000 $171.09 161 011-351-015-000 $171.09 127 011-352-022-000 $171.09 162 011-351-016-000 $171.09 128 011-352-023-000 $171.09 163 011-351-017-000 $171.09 129 011-352-024-000 $171.09 164 011-351-018-000 $171.09 130 011-352-025-000 $171.09 165 011-351-019-000 $171.09 131 011-352-026-000 $171.09 166 011-351-020-000 $171.09 132 011-352-027-000 $171.09 167 011-351-021-000 $171.09 133 011-352-028-000 $171.09 168 011-351-022-000 $171.09 134 011-352-029-000 $171.09 169 011-351-023-000 $171.09 135 011-352-030-000 $171.09 170 011-351-024-000 $171.09 136 011-352-031-000 $171.09 171 011-351-025-000 $171.09 137 011-352-032-000 $171.09 172 011-351-026-000 $171.09 138 011-352-033-000 $171.09 173 011-351-027-000 $171.09 139 011-352-034-000 $171.09 174 011-351-028-000 $171.09 140 011-352-035-000 $171.09 175 011-351-029-000 $171.09 141 011-352-036-000 $171.09 176 011-351-030-000 $171.09 142 011-352-037-000 $171.09 177 011-351-031-000 $171.09 143 011-352-038-000 $171.09 178 011-351-032-000 $171.09 144 011-352-039-000 $171.09 179 011-351-033-000 $171.09 145 011-352-040-000 $171.09 180 011-351-034-000 $171.09 146 011-352-041-000 $171.09 181 011-351-035-000 $171.09 147 011-351-001-000 $171.09 182 011-351-036-000 $171.09 148 011-351-002-000 $171.09 183 011-351-037-000 $171.09 149 011-351-003-000 $171.09 184 011-351-038-000 $171.09 150 011-351-004-000 $171.09 185 011-351-039-000 $171.09 151 011-351-005-000 $171.09 186 011-351-040-000 $171.09 152 011-351-006-000 $171.09 187 011-351-041-000 $171.09 153 011-351-007-000 $171.09 188 011-351-042-000 $171.09 154 011-351-008-000 $171.09 189 011-351-043-000 $171.09 155 011-351-009-000 $171.09 190 011-351-044-000 $171.09 Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
191 011-351-045-000 $171.09 226 011-351-080-000 $171.09 192 011-351-046-000 $171.09 227 011-350-001-000 $171.09 193 011-351-047-000 $171.09 228 011-350-002-000 $171.09 194 011-351-048-000 $171.09 229 011-350-003-000 $171.09 195 011-351-049-000 $171.09 230 011-350-004-000 $171.09 196 011-351-050-000 $171.09 231 011-350-005-000 $171.09 197 011-351-051-000 $171.09 232 011-350-006-000 $171.09 198 011-351-052-000 $171.09 233 011-350-007-000 $171.09 199 011-351-053-000 $171.09 234 011-350-008-000 $171.09 200 011-351-054-000 $171.09 235 011-350-009-000 $171.09 201 011-351-055-000 $171.09 * 236 011-350-010-000 $171.09 202 011-351-056-000 $171.09 * 237 011-350-011-000 $171.09 203 011-351-057-000 $171.09 * 238 011-350-012-000 $171.09 204 011-351-085-000 $171.09 * 239 011-350-013-000 $171.09 205 011-351-086-000 $171.09 240 011-350-014-000 $171.09 206 011-351-060-000 $171.09 241 011-350-015-000 $171.09 207 011-351-061-000 $171.09 242 011-350-016-000 $171.09 208 011-351-062-000 $171.09 243 011-350-017-000 $171.09 209 011-351-063-000 $171.09 244 011-350-018-000 $171.09 210 011-351-064-000 $171.09 245 011-350-019-000 $171.09 211 011-351-065-000 $171.09 246 011-350-020-000 $171.09 212 011-351-066-000 $171.09 247 011-350-021-000 $171.09 213 011-351-067-000 $171.09 248 011-350-022-000 $171.09 214 011-351-068-000 $171.09 249 011-350-023-000 $171.09 215 011-351-069-000 $171.09 250 011-350-024-000 $171.09 216 011-351-070-000 $171.09 251 011-350-025-000 $171.09 217 011-351-071-000 $171.09 252 011-350-026-000 $171.09 218 011-351-072-000 $171.09 253 011-350-027-000 $171.09 219 011-351-073-000 $171.09 254 011-350-028-000 $171.09 220 011-351-074-000 $171.09 255 011-350-029-000 $171.09 221 011-351-075-000 $171.09 256 011-350-030-000 $171.09 222 011-351-076-000 $171.09 257 011-350-031-000 $171.09 223 011-351-077-000 $171.09 258 011-350-032-000 $171.09 224 011-351-078-000 $171.09 259 011-350-033-000 $171.09 225 011-351-079-000 $171.09 260 011-350-034-000 $171.09 Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
261 011-350-035-000 $171.09 296 011-353-006-000 $171.09 262 011-350-036-000 $171.09 297 011-353-007-000 $171.09 263 011-350-037-000 $171.09 298 011-353-008-000 $171.09 264 011-350-038-000 $171.09 299 011-353-009-000 $171.09 265 011-350-039-000 $171.09 300 011-353-010-000 $171.09 266 011-350-040-000 $171.09 301 011-353-011-000 $171.09 267 011-350-041-000 $171.09 302 011-353-012-000 $171.09 268 011-350-042-000 $171.09 303 011-353-013-000 $171.09 269 011-350-043-000 $171.09 304 011-353-014-000 $171.09 270 011-350-044-000 $171.09 305 011-353-015-000 $171.09 271 011-350-045-000 $171.09 306 011-353-016-000 $171.09 272 011-350-046-000 $171.09
273 011-350-047-000 $171.09 TO COUNTY: $67,408.26
274 011-350-048-000 $171.09 DIRECT BILL: $684.35
275 011-350-049-000 $171.09 TOTAL: $68,092.61
276 011-350-050-000 $171.09
277 011-350-051-000 $171.09
278 011-350-052-000 $171.09
279 011-350-053-000 $171.09
280 011-350-054-000 $171.09
281 011-350-055-000 $171.09
282 011-350-056-000 $171.09
283 011-350-057-000 $171.09
284 011-350-058-000 $171.09
285 011-350-059-000 $171.09
286 011-350-060-000 $171.09
287 011-350-061-000 $171.09
288 011-350-062-000 $171.09
289 011-350-063-000 $171.09
290 011-350-068-000 $171.09
291 011-353-001-000 $171.09
292 011-353-002-000 $171.09
293 011-353-003-000 $171.09
294 011-353-004-000 $171.09
295 011-353-005-000 $171.09

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 35,852.83

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 19,526.55

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 520.97
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 586.10
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 125.07
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 86.95
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 3,690.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 1,095.24
g. EQUIPMENT g. 1,231.58
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 237.63
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 181.28
TOTAL COSTS: $ 27,281.36

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 35,239.28

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 26,667.81

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 129.46
2026-27

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 43C
$26,667.81
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-331-001-000 $129.46 26 011-333-023-000 $129.46
2 011-331-002-000 $129.46 27 011-333-024-000 $129.46
3 011-331-003-000 $129.46 28 011-333-025-000 $129.46
4 011-333-001-000 $129.46 29 011-333-026-000 $129.46
5 011-333-002-000 $129.46 30 011-333-027-000 $129.46
6 011-333-003-000 $129.46 31 011-333-028-000 $129.46
7 011-333-004-000 $129.46 32 011-333-029-000 $129.46
8 011-333-005-000 $129.46 33 011-333-030-000 $129.46
9 011-333-006-000 $129.46 34 011-333-031-000 $129.46
10 011-333-007-000 $129.46 35 011-333-032-000 $129.46
11 011-333-008-000 $129.46 36 011-333-033-000 $129.46
12 011-333-009-000 $129.46 37 011-333-034-000 $129.46
13 011-333-010-000 $129.46 38 011-333-035-000 $129.46
14 011-333-011-000 $129.46 39 011-333-036-000 $129.46
15 011-333-012-000 $129.46 40 011-333-037-000 $129.46
16 011-333-013-000 $129.46 41 011-333-038-000 $129.46
17 011-333-014-000 $129.46 42 011-333-039-000 $129.46
18 011-333-015-000 $129.46 43 011-333-040-000 $129.46
19 011-333-016-000 $129.46 44 011-333-041-000 $129.46
20 011-333-017-000 $129.46 45 011-333-042-000 $129.46
21 011-333-018-000 $129.46 46 011-333-043-000 $129.46
22 011-333-019-000 $129.46 47 011-333-044-000 $129.46
23 011-333-020-000 $129.46 48 011-331-019-000 $129.46
24 011-333-021-000 $129.46 49 011-331-020-000 $129.46
25 011-333-022-000 $129.46 50 011-331-021-000 $129.46
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 43C - El Coronado Estates
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 011-332-001-000 $129.46 86 011-333-052-000 $129.46
52 011-332-002-000 $129.46 87 011-333-053-000 $129.46
53 011-332-003-000 $129.46 88 011-333-054-000 $129.46
54 011-332-004-000 $129.46 89 011-333-055-000 $129.46
55 011-332-005-000 $129.46 90 011-333-056-000 $129.46
56 011-332-006-000 $129.46 91 011-333-057-000 $129.46
57 011-332-007-000 $129.46 92 011-333-058-000 $129.46
58 011-332-008-000 $129.46 93 011-333-059-000 $129.46
59 011-332-009-000 $129.46 94 011-333-060-000 $129.46
60 011-332-010-000 $129.46 95 011-333-061-000 $129.46
61 011-332-011-000 $129.46 96 011-333-062-000 $129.46
62 011-332-012-000 $129.46 97 011-333-063-000 $129.46
63 011-332-013-000 $129.46 98 011-333-064-000 $129.46
64 011-332-014-000 $129.46 99 011-333-065-000 $129.46
65 011-332-015-000 $129.46 100 011-333-066-000 $129.46
66 011-332-016-000 $129.46 101 011-333-067-000 $129.46
67 011-332-017-000 $129.46 102 011-333-068-000 $129.46
68 011-332-018-000 $129.46 103 011-333-069-000 $129.46
69 011-332-019-000 $129.46 104 011-333-070-000 $129.46
70 011-332-020-000 $129.46 105 011-333-071-000 $129.46
71 011-332-021-000 $129.46 106 011-333-072-000 $129.46
72 011-332-022-000 $129.46 107 011-333-073-000 $129.46
73 011-332-023-000 $129.46 108 011-333-074-000 $129.46
74 011-332-024-000 $129.46 109 011-333-075-000 $129.46
75 011-332-025-000 $129.46 110 011-333-076-000 $129.46
76 011-332-026-000 $129.46 111 011-333-077-000 $129.46
77 011-332-027-000 $129.46 112 011-333-078-000 $129.46
78 011-332-028-000 $129.46 113 011-333-079-000 $129.46
79 011-333-045-000 $129.46 114 011-333-080-000 $129.46
80 011-333-046-000 $129.46 115 011-333-081-000 $129.46
81 011-333-047-000 $129.46 116 011-333-082-000 $129.46
82 011-333-048-000 $129.46 117 011-333-083-000 $129.46
83 011-333-049-000 $129.46 118 011-333-084-000 $129.46
84 011-333-050-000 $129.46 119 011-333-085-000 $129.46
85 011-333-051-000 $129.46 120 011-331-004-000 $129.46
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
121 011-331-005-000 $129.46 156 011-331-031-000 $129.46 122 011-331-006-000 $129.46 157 011-331-032-000 $129.46 123 011-331-007-000 $129.46 158 011-331-033-000 $129.46 124 011-331-008-000 $129.46 159 011-331-034-000 $129.46 125 011-331-009-000 $129.46 160 011-331-035-000 $129.46 126 011-331-010-000 $129.46 161 011-331-036-000 $129.46 127 011-331-011-000 $129.46 162 011-331-037-000 $129.46 128 011-331-012-000 $129.46 163 011-331-038-000 $129.46 129 011-331-013-000 $129.46 164 011-331-039-000 $129.46 130 011-331-014-000 $129.46 165 011-331-040-000 $129.46 131 011-331-015-000 $129.46 166 011-331-041-000 $129.46 132 011-331-016-000 $129.46 167 011-331-042-000 $129.46 133 011-331-017-000 $129.46 168 011-331-043-000 $129.46 134 011-331-018-000 $129.46 169 011-331-044-000 $129.46 135 011-333-086-000 $129.46 170 011-331-045-000 $129.46 136 011-333-087-000 $129.46 171 011-331-046-000 $129.46 137 011-333-088-000 $129.46 172 011-331-047-000 $129.46 138 011-333-089-000 $129.46 173 011-331-048-000 $129.46 139 011-333-090-000 $129.46 174 011-331-049-000 $129.46 140 011-333-091-000 $129.46 175 011-331-050-000 $129.46 141 011-333-092-000 $129.46 176 011-331-051-000 $129.46 142 011-333-093-000 $129.46 177 011-332-029-000 $129.46 143 011-333-094-000 $129.46 178 011-332-030-000 $129.46 144 011-333-095-000 $129.46 179 011-332-031-000 $129.46 145 011-333-096-000 $129.46 180 011-332-032-000 $129.46 146 011-333-097-000 $129.46 181 011-332-033-000 $129.46 147 011-331-022-000 $129.46 182 011-332-034-000 $129.46 148 011-331-023-000 $129.46 183 011-332-035-000 $129.46 149 011-331-024-000 $129.46 184 011-332-036-000 $129.46 150 011-331-025-000 $129.46 185 011-332-037-000 $129.46 151 011-331-026-000 $129.46 186 011-332-038-000 $129.46 152 011-331-027-000 $129.46 187 011-332-039-000 $129.46 153 011-331-028-000 $129.46 188 011-332-040-000 $129.46 154 011-331-029-000 $129.46 189 011-332-041-000 $129.46 155 011-331-030-000 $129.46 190 011-332-042-000 $129.46 Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
191 011-332-043-000 $129.46
192 011-332-044-000 $129.46
193 011-332-045-000 $129.46
194 011-332-046-000 $129.46
195 011-332-047-000 $129.46
196 011-332-048-000 $129.46
197 011-332-049-000 $129.46
198 011-332-050-000 $129.46
199 011-332-051-000 $129.46
200 011-332-052-000 $129.46
201 011-332-053-000 $129.46
202 011-332-054-000 $129.46
203 011-332-055-000 $129.46
204 011-332-056-000 $129.46
205 011-332-057-000 $129.46
206 011-332-058-000 $129.46
TOTAL $26,667.81

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 8,969.68

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 6,549.98

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 354.09
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 308.08
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 65.74
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 45.70
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 1,395.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 420.71
g. EQUIPMENT g. 413.15
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 81.23
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 91.52
TOTAL COSTS: $ 9,725.20

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 7,325.97

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 8,081.48

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 77.71
2026-27

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 43D
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-360-001-000 77.71 26 011-360-026-000 77.71
2 011-360-002-000 77.71 27 011-360-027-000 77.71
3 011-360-003-000 77.71 28 011-360-028-000 77.71
4 011-360-004-000 77.71 29 011-360-029-000 77.71
5 011-360-005-000 77.71 30 011-360-030-000 77.71
6 011-360-006-000 77.71 31 011-360-031-000 77.71
7 011-360-007-000 77.71 32 011-360-032-000 77.71
8 011-360-008-000 77.71 33 011-360-033-000 77.71
9 011-360-009-000 77.71 34 011-360-034-000 77.71
10 011-360-010-000 77.71 35 011-360-035-000 77.71
11 011-360-011-000 77.71 36 011-360-036-000 77.71
12 011-360-012-000 77.71 37 011-360-037-000 77.71
13 011-360-013-000 77.71 38 011-360-038-000 77.71
14 011-360-014-000 77.71 39 011-360-039-000 77.71
15 011-360-015-000 77.71 40 011-360-040-000 77.71
16 011-360-016-000 77.71 41 011-360-041-000 77.71
17 011-360-017-000 77.71 42 011-360-042-000 77.71
18 011-360-018-000 77.71 43 011-360-043-000 77.71
19 011-360-019-000 77.71 44 011-360-044-000 77.71
20 011-360-020-000 77.71 45 011-360-045-000 77.71
21 011-360-021-000 77.71 46 011-360-046-000 77.71
22 011-360-022-000 77.71 47 011-360-047-000 77.71
23 011-360-023-000 77.71 48 011-360-048-000 77.71
24 011-360-024-000 77.71 49 011-360-049-000 77.71
25 011-360-025-000 77.71 50 011-360-050-000 77.71
$8,081.48

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 43D - ALMOND VILLAGE ESTATES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 011-360-051-000 77.71 86 011-361-027-000 77.71
52 011-360-052-000 77.71 87 011-361-028-000 77.71
53 011-360-053-000 77.71 88 011-361-029-000 77.71
54 011-360-054-000 77.71 89 011-361-030-000 77.71
55 011-360-055-000 77.71 90 011-361-031-000 77.71
56 011-360-056-000 77.71 91 011-361-032-000 77.71
57 011-360-057-000 77.71 92 011-361-033-000 77.71
58 011-360-058-000 77.71 93 011-361-034-000 77.71
59 011-360-059-000 77.71 94 011-361-035-000 77.71
60 011-361-001-000 77.71 95 011-361-036-000 77.71
61 011-361-002-000 77.71 96 011-361-037-000 77.71
62 011-361-003-000 77.71 97 011-360-060-000 77.71
63 011-361-004-000 77.71 98 011-360-061-000 77.71
64 011-361-005-000 77.71 99 011-360-062-000 77.71
65 011-361-006-000 77.71 100 011-360-063-000 77.71
66 011-361-007-000 77.71 101 011-360-064-000 77.71
67 011-361-008-000 77.71 102 011-360-065-000 77.71
68 011-361-009-000 77.71 103 011-360-066-000 77.71
69 011-361-010-000 77.71 104 011-360-067-000 77.71
70 011-361-011-000 77.71
TOTAL 8081.48
71 011-361-012-000 77.71
72 011-361-013-000 77.71
73 011-361-014-000 77.71
74 011-361-015-000 77.71
75 011-361-016-000 77.71
76 011-361-017-000 77.71
77 011-361-018-000 77.71
78 011-361-019-000 77.71
79 011-361-020-000 77.71
80 011-361-021-000 77.71
81 011-361-022-000 77.71
82 011-361-023-000 77.71
83 011-361-024-000 77.71
84 011-361-025-000 77.71
85 011-361-026-000 77.71

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 6,910.48

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 727.24

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 264.00
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 79.12
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 16.88
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 11.74
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 0.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 56.60
g. EQUIPMENT g. 99.18
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 33.82
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 17.60
TOTAL COSTS: $ 1,306.18

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 5,604.30

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 0.00

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 0.00

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 43E
2026-27
$0.00
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 011-301-001-000 $0.00
2 011-301-002-000 $0.00
3 011-301-003-000 $0.00
4 011-301-004-000 $0.00
5 011-301-005-000 $0.00
6 011-301-006-000 $0.00
7 011-301-007-000 $0.00
8 011-301-008-000 $0.00
9 011-301-009-000 $0.00
10 011-301-010-000 $0.00
11 011-301-011-000 $0.00
12 011-301-012-000 $0.00
13 011-301-013-000 $0.00
14 011-301-014-000 $0.00
15 011-301-015-000 $0.00
16 011-301-016-000 $0.00
17 011-301-017-000 $0.00
18 011-301-018-000 $0.00
19 011-301-019-000 $0.00
20 011-301-020-000 $0.00
Total $0.00
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 43E - Taylor Estates Subdivision

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 919.70

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 4,628.09

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 284.61
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 60.04
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 12.81
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 8.91
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 0.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 139.87
g. EQUIPMENT g. 142.65
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 33.82
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 11.44
TOTAL COSTS: $ 5,322.23

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 120.40

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 4,522.93

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 347.92

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 44
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel
Number Number Assessment
1 011-202-022-000 $347.92
2 011-202-023-000 $347.92
3 011-202-024-000 $347.92
4 011-202-025-000 $347.92
5 011-202-026-000 $347.92
6 011-202-027-000 $347.92
7 011-202-028-000 $347.92
8 011-202-029-000 $347.92
9 011-202-030-000 $347.92
10 011-202-016-000 $347.92
11 011-202-017-000 $347.92
12 011-202-018-000 $347.92
13 011-202-019-000 $347.92
TOTAL $4,522.93

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$4,522.93

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 44 - SIERRA VISTA ESTATES PHASE III
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 7,511.46

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 6,950.59

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 358.22
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 308.08
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 65.74
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 45.70
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 743.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 437.42
g. EQUIPMENT g. 438.38
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 16.91
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 91.52
TOTAL COSTS: $ 9,455.56

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 5,458.70

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 7,402.80

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 71.18

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 45A
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-131-001-000 $71.18 26 008-131-026-000 $71.18
2 008-131-002-000 $71.18 27 008-131-027-000 $71.18
3 008-131-003-000 $71.18 28 008-131-028-000 $71.18
4 008-131-004-000 $71.18 29 008-131-029-000 $71.18
5 008-131-005-000 $71.18 30 008-131-030-000 $71.18
6 008-131-006-000 $71.18 31 008-132-001-000 $71.18
7 008-131-007-000 $71.18 32 008-132-002-000 $71.18
8 008-131-008-000 $71.18 33 008-132-003-000 $71.18
9 008-131-009-000 $71.18 34 008-132-004-000 $71.18
10 008-131-010-000 $71.18 35 008-132-005-000 $71.18
11 008-131-011-000 $71.18 36 008-132-006-000 $71.18
12 008-131-012-000 $71.18 37 008-132-007-000 $71.18
13 008-131-013-000 $71.18 38 008-132-008-000 $71.18
14 008-131-014-000 $71.18 39 008-132-009-000 $71.18
15 008-131-015-000 $71.18 40 008-132-010-000 $71.18
16 008-131-016-000 $71.18 41 008-132-011-000 $71.18
17 008-131-017-000 $71.18 42 008-132-012-000 $71.18
18 008-131-018-000 $71.18 43 008-132-013-000 $71.18
19 008-131-019-000 $71.18 44 008-132-014-000 $71.18
20 008-131-020-000 $71.18 45 008-132-015-000 $71.18
21 008-131-021-000 $71.18 46 008-132-016-000 $71.18
22 008-131-022-000 $71.18 47 008-132-017-000 $71.18
23 008-131-023-000 $71.18 48 008-132-018-000 $71.18
24 008-131-024-000 $71.18 49 008-132-019-000 $71.18
25 008-131-025-000 $71.18 50 008-132-020-000 $71.18

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$7,402.80

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 45A - SIENNA ESTATES I & II
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 008-132-021-000 $71.18 86 008-131-047-000 $71.18
52 008-132-022-000 $71.18 87 008-131-048-000 $71.18
53 008-132-023-000 $71.18 88 008-131-049-000 $71.18
54 008-132-024-000 $71.18 89 008-131-050-000 $71.18
55 008-132-025-000 $71.18 90 008-131-051-000 $71.18
56 008-132-026-000 $71.18 91 008-131-052-000 $71.18
57 008-132-027-000 $71.18 92 008-131-053-000 $71.18
58 008-132-028-000 $71.18 93 008-131-054-000 $71.18
59 008-132-029-000 $71.18 94 008-131-055-000 $71.18
60 008-132-030-000 $71.18 95 008-131-056-000 $71.18
61 008-132-031-000 $71.18 96 008-131-057-000 $71.18
62 008-132-032-000 $71.18 97 008-132-040-000 $71.18
63 008-132-033-000 $71.18 98 008-132-041-000 $71.18
64 008-132-034-000 $71.18 99 008-132-042-000 $71.18
65 008-132-035-000 $71.18 100 008-132-043-000 $71.18
66 008-132-036-000 $71.18 101 008-132-044-000 $71.18
67 008-132-037-000 $71.18 102 008-132-045-000 $71.18
68 008-132-038-000 $71.18 103 008-132-046-000 $71.18
69 008-132-039-000 $71.18 104 008-132-047-000 $71.18
70 008-131-031-000 $71.18
TOTAL $7,402.80
71 008-131-032-000 $71.18
72 008-131-033-000 $71.18
73 008-131-034-000 $71.18
74 008-131-035-000 $71.18
75 008-131-036-000 $71.18
76 008-131-037-000 $71.18
77 008-131-038-000 $71.18
78 008-131-039-000 $71.18
79 008-131-040-000 $71.18
80 008-131-041-000 $71.18
81 008-131-042-000 $71.18
82 008-131-043-000 $71.18
83 008-131-044-000 $71.18
84 008-131-045-000 $71.18
85 008-131-046-000 $71.18

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 15,457.07

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 9,685.52

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 391.76
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 302.63
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 64.58
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 44.90
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 795.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 573.00
g. EQUIPMENT g. 312.41
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 22.55
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 89.76
TOTAL COSTS: $ 12,282.10

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 16,242.70

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 13,067.73

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 128.12

CITY OF MADERA
2026-27
ZONE 46
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 009-580-001-000 $128.12 26 009-580-027-000 $128.12
2 009-580-002-000 $128.12 27 009-580-028-000 $128.12
3 009-580-003-000 $128.12 28 009-580-029-000 $128.12
4 009-580-004-000 $128.12 29 009-580-030-000 $128.12
5 009-580-005-000 $128.12 30 009-580-031-000 $128.12
6 009-580-006-000 $128.12 31 009-580-032-000 $128.12
7 009-580-007-000 $128.12 32 009-580-033-000 $128.12
8 009-580-008-000 $128.12 33 009-580-034-000 $128.12
9 009-580-009-000 $128.12 34 009-580-035-000 $128.12
10 009-580-010-000 $128.12 35 009-580-036-000 $128.12
11 009-580-011-000 $128.12 36 009-580-037-000 $128.12
12 009-580-012-000 $128.12 37 009-580-038-000 $128.12
13 009-580-013-000 $128.12 38 009-580-039-000 $128.12
14 009-580-055-000 $128.12 39 009-580-040-000 $128.12
15 009-580-056-000 $128.12 40 009-580-041-000 $128.12
16 009-580-057-000 $128.12 41 009-580-042-000 $128.12
17 009-580-058-000 $128.12 42 009-580-043-000 $128.12
18 009-580-059-000 $128.12 43 009-580-044-000 $128.12
19 009-580-060-000 $128.12 44 009-580-045-000 $128.12
20 009-580-021-000 $128.12 45 009-580-046-000 $128.12
21 009-580-022-000 $128.12 46 009-580-047-000 $128.12
22 009-580-023-000 $128.12 47 009-580-048-000 $128.12
23 009-580-024-000 $128.12 48 009-580-049-000 $128.12
24 009-580-025-000 $128.12 49 009-580-050-000 $128.12
25 009-580-026-000 $128.12 50 009-580-051-000 $128.12

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA
$13,067.73

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 46 - CAPISTRANO XVII
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:

Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
51 009-580-052-000 $128.12 86 009-581-041-000 $128.12
52 009-581-060-000 $128.12 87 009-581-042-000 $128.12
53 009-581-002-000 $128.12 88 009-581-043-000 $128.12
54 009-581-003-000 $128.12 89 009-581-044-000 $128.12
55 009-581-004-000 $128.12 90 009-581-045-000 $128.12
56 009-581-005-000 $128.12 91 009-581-046-000 $128.12
57 009-581-006-000 $128.12 92 009-581-047-000 $128.12
58 009-581-007-000 $128.12 93 009-581-048-000 $128.12
59 009-581-008-000 $128.12 94 009-581-049-000 $128.12
60 009-581-009-000 $128.12 95 009-581-050-000 $128.12
61 009-581-010-000 $128.12 96 009-581-051-000 $128.12
62 009-581-011-000 $128.12 97 009-581-052-000 $128.12
63 009-581-012-000 $128.12 98 009-581-053-000 $128.12
64 009-581-013-000 $128.12 99 009-581-054-000 $128.12
65 009-581-014-000 $128.12 100 009-581-055-000 $128.12
66 009-581-015-000 $128.12 101 009-581-056-000 $128.12
67 009-581-016-000 $128.12 102 009-581-057-000 $128.12
68 009-581-017-000 $128.12
69 009-581-018-000 $128.12 TOTAL $13,067.73
70 009-581-019-000 $128.12
71 009-581-020-000 $128.12
72 009-581-021-000 $128.12
73 009-581-022-000 $128.12
74 009-581-023-000 $128.12
75 009-581-024-000 $128.12
76 009-581-025-000 $128.12
77 009-581-026-000 $128.12
78 009-581-027-000 $128.12
79 009-581-028-000 $128.12
80 009-581-029-000 $128.12
81 009-581-030-000 $128.12
82 009-581-031-000 $128.12
83 009-581-032-000 $128.12
84 009-581-033-000 $128.12
85 009-581-034-000 $128.12

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 429.88

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 2,038.52

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 259.90
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 92.75
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 19.79
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 13.76
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 90.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 45.67
g. EQUIPMENT g. 37.99
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 16.91
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 22.00
TOTAL COSTS: $ 2,637.29

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 758.75

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 2,966.15

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 118.65

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 50
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 008-142-042-000 $118.65
2 008-142-043-000 $118.65
3 008-142-044-000 $118.65
4 008-142-045-000 $118.65
5 008-142-046-000 $118.65
6 008-142-047-000 $118.65
7 008-142-048-000 $118.65
8 008-142-049-000 $118.65
9 008-142-050-000 $118.65
10 008-142-051-000 $118.65
11 008-142-052-000 $118.65
12 008-142-053-000 $118.65
13 008-142-054-000 $118.65
14 008-142-055-000 $118.65
15 008-142-056-000 $118.65
16 008-142-057-000 $118.65
17 008-142-058-000 $118.65
18 008-142-059-000 $118.65
19 008-142-060-000 $118.65
20 008-142-061-000 $118.65
21 008-142-062-000 $118.65
22 008-142-063-000 $118.65
23 008-142-064-000 $118.65
24 008-142-065-000 $118.65
25 008-142-066-000 $118.65
TOTAL: $2,966.15
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$2,966.15

ASSESSMENT ROLL
2026-27 FISCAL YEAR
FOR

CITY OF MADERA

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
ZONE 50 - SUGARPINE

1. BEGINNING FUND BALANCE $ 5,126.75

2. LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE COSTS $ 7,271.75

3. INCIDENTAL COSTS:
a. PARKS ADMINISTRATION $ 730.92
b. ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION $ 531.58
c. LEGAL ADMINISTRATION $ 113.43
d. FINANCE ADMINISTRATION $ 78.86
e. TREE TRIMMING $ 270.00
f. GAS & UTILITIES $ 759.68
g. EQUIPMENT g. 482.43
h. FUEL, SUPPLIES, MAINTENANCE MATERIALS $ 22.55
i. MADERA COUNTY PROCESSING FEES $ 163.68
TOTAL COSTS: $ 10,424.88

4. ESTIMATED CASH FLOW RESERVE AND ENDING FUND BALANCE 5,725.31

5. TOTAL ASSESSMENT $ 11,023.45

6. AVERAGE ASSESSMENT PER PARCEL 59.27

CITY OF MADERA
ZONE 51
2026-27
Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Assessment Assessor’s Parcel Number Number Assessment Number Number Assessment
1 003-260-051-000 $49.61 38 009-610-016-000 $7.40
2 003-260-052-000 $46.20 39 009-610-017-000 $7.40
3 009-331-004-000 $240.82 40 009-610-018-000 $7.40
4 009-331-005-000 $233.17 41 009-610-019-000 $7.40
5 009-331-006-000 $243.19 42 009-610-020-000 $7.40
6 009-331-007-000 * $248.19 43 009-610-021-000 $7.40
9 009-331-012-000 $286.63 44 009-610-022-000 $7.40
10 009-331-013-000 $279.25 45 009-610-023-000 $7.40
11 009-331-014-000 $372.05 46 009-610-024-000 $7.40
12 009-331-015-000 $383.85 47 009-610-025-000 $7.40
13 009-331-016-000 $464.03 48 009-610-026-000 $7.40
14 009-331-023-000 $526.39 49 009-610-027-000 $7.40
15 009-331-024-000 * $1,316.76 50 009-610-028-000 $7.40 16 009-331-025-000 * $285.13 51 009-610-029-000 $7.40
17 009-331-011-000 * $211.68 52 009-610-030-000 $7.40
18 009-331-010-000 * $206.84 53 009-610-031-000 $7.40
19 009-331-018-000 * $221.82 54 009-610-032-000 $7.40
20 009-331-019-000 $221.76 55 009-610-033-000 $7.40
21 003-250-025-000 $168.93 56 009-610-034-000 $7.40
22 003-210-035-000 $316.51 57 009-610-035-000 $7.40
23 009-610-001-000 $7.40 58 009-610-036-000 $7.40
24 009-610-002-000 $7.40 59 009-610-037-000 $7.40
25 009-610-003-000 $7.40 60 009-610-038-000 $7.40
26 009-610-004-000 $7.40 61 009-610-039-000 $7.40
27 009-610-005-000 $7.40 62 009-610-040-000 $7.40
28 009-610-006-000 $7.40 63 009-610-041-000 $7.40
29 009-610-007-000 $7.40 64 009-610-042-000 $7.40
30 009-610-008-000 $7.40 65 009-610-043-000 $7.40
31 009-610-009-000 $7.40 66 009-610-044-000 $7.40
32 009-610-010-000 $7.40 67 009-610-045-000 $7.40
33 009-610-011-000 $7.40 68 009-610-046-000 $7.40
34 009-610-012-000 $7.40 69 009-610-047-000 $7.40
35 009-610-013-000 $7.40 70 009-611-001-000 $7.40
36 009-610-014-000 $7.40 71 009-611-002-000 $7.40
37 009-610-015-000 $7.40 72 009-611-003-000 $7.40
TOTAL ASSESSMENT:
$11,023.45