Cities Index.
Agenda packet

Oakley City Council
July 14, 2026

Document
Agenda packet
Meeting
July 14, 2026
Body
Oakley City Council
Pages
3
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CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-22

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-480-065 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-066 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-067 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-068 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-069 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-070 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-071 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-072 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-073 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-074 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-075 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-076 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-077 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-078 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-079 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-080 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-081 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-082 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-083 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-084 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-085 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-086 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-087 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-088 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-089 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-090 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-091 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-092 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-093 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-094 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-095 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-096 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-097 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-098 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-099 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-100 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-101 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-102 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-103 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-104 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-105 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-106 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-107 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-108 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-109 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-480-110 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-001 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-002 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-003 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-004 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-005 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-006 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-007 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-008 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-009 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-490-010 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-011 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-012 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-013 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-014 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-015 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-016 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-017 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-018 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-019 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-020 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-021 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-022 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-023 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-024 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-025 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-026 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-027 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-028 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-029 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-030 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-031 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-032 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-033 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-034 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-035 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-036 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-037 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-038 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-039 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-040 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-041 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-042 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-043 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-044 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-045 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-046 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-047 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-048 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-049 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-050 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-051 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-052 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-053 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-054 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-055 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-056 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-057 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-058 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-059 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-060 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-061 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-062 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-063 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-064 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-490-065 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-066 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-067 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-068 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-069 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-070 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-071 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-072 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-073 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-074 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-075 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-076 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-077 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-078 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-079 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-080 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-081 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-082 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-083 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-084 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-085 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-086 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-087 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-088 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-089 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-090 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-490-091 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-001 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-002 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-003 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-004 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-005 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-006 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-007 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-008 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-009 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-010 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-011 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-012 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-013 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-014 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-015 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-016 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-017 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-018 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-019 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-020 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-021 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-022 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-023 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-024 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-025 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-026 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-027 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-028 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
68 05/26/26 224

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-22

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-500-029 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-030 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-031 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-032 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-033 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-034 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-035 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-036 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-037 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-038 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-039 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-040 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-041 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-042 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-043 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-044 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-045 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-046 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-047 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-048 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-049 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-050 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-051 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-052 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-053 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-054 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-055 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-056 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-057 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-058 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-059 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-060 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-061 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-062 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-063 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-064 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-065 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-066 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-067 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-068 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-069 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-070 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-071 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-072 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-073 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-074 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-075 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-076 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-077 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-078 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-079 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-080 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-081 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-082 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-083 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-500-084 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-085 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-086 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-087 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-088 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-089 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-090 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-500-091 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-001 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-002 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-003 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-004 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-005 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-006 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-007 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-008 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-009 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-010 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-011 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-012 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-013 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-014 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-015 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-016 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-017 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-018 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-019 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-020 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-021 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-022 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-023 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-024 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-025 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-026 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-027 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-028 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-029 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-030 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-031 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-032 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-033 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-034 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-035 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-036 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-037 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-038 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-039 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-040 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-041 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-042 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-043 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-044 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-045 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-046 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-047 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-510-048 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-049 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-050 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-051 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-052 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-053 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-054 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-055 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-056 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-057 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-058 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-059 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-060 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-061 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-062 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-063 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-064 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-065 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-066 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-067 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-068 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-069 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-070 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-071 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-072 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-073 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-074 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-075 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-076 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-077 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-078 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-079 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-080 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-081 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-082 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-083 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-084 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-085 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-086 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-087 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-088 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-089 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-090 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-091 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-092 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-093 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-094 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-095 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-096 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-097 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-098 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-099 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-510-100 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-001 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-002 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
69 05/26/26 225

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-22

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
037-520-003 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-004 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-005 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-006 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-007 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-008 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-009 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-010 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-011 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-012 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-013 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-014 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-015 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-016 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-017 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-018 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-019 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-020 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-021 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-022 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-023 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-024 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-025 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-026 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-027 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-028 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-029 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-030 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-031 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-032 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-033 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-034 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-035 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-036 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-037 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-038 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-039 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-040 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-041 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-042 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-043 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-044 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-045 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-046 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-047 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-048 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
037-520-049 $387.08 $14.94 $597.92
Sub-Total $588,367.06
70 05/26/26 226

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-23

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-160-010 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-011 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-012 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-013 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-014 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-015 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-016 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-017 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-018 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-019 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-020 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-021 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-022 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-023 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-024 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-025 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-027 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-043 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-045 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-046 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-048 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-049 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-050 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-051 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-052 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-053 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-054 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-055 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-056 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-057 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-058 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-059 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-060 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-061 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-062 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-063 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-064 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-160-065 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-066 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-067 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-068 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-069 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-070 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-071 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-072 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-073 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-074 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-075 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-076 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-077 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-078 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-079 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-080 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-081 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-082 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-083 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-084 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-085 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-086 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-088 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-089 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-109 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-110 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-111 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-112 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-160-117 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-118 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-160-119 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
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034-400-002 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-400-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-008 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-400-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-022 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-400-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-410-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-008 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-010 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
71 05/26/26 227

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-23

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-410-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-410-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-410-061 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-062 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-063 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-064 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-065 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-066 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-067 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-068 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-069 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-070 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-410-071 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-072 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-410-073 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-002 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-003 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-004 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-008 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-010 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-022 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-037 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-038 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-039 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-040 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-041 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-042 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-043 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-044 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-045 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-046 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-047 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-048 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-049 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-050 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-051 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-052 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-420-053 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-054 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-055 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-057 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-059 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-060 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-061 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-062 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-063 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-064 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-065 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-066 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-067 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-068 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-069 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-070 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-071 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-072 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-073 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-074 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-075 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-420-076 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-420-078 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-430-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-430-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-024 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-025 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-026 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
72 05/26/26 228

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-23

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-430-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-032 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-033 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-430-035 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-430-037 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-038 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-039 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-430-040 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-041 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-042 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-430-044 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-430-049 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-050 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-051 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-052 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-053 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-054 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-055 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-430-056 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
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034-440-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-022 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-024 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-025 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-026 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-440-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-440-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-440-038 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-450-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-450-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-010 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
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034-450-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-024 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-025 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-026 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-032 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-033 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-034 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-035 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-036 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-037 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-038 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-039 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-040 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-041 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-042 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-043 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-044 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-045 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-450-046 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-047 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-450-048 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-001 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-002 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-003 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-004 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-005 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-006 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-008 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-010 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-022 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-024 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-025 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-026 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-032 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-033 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-034 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-035 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-036 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-037 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-038 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-039 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-040 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-041 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-042 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-043 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-044 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-045 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-460-046 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-001 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-002 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-003 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-004 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-005 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-006 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
73 05/26/26 229

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-23

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-470-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-008 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-010 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-022 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-024 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-025 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-026 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-032 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-470-036 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-037 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-038 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-039 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-040 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-041 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-042 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-043 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-044 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-045 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-470-047 $580.62 $38.40 $1,039.52
034-550-001 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-002 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-003 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-004 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-005 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-006 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-007 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-008 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-009 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-010 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-011 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-012 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-013 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-014 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-015 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-016 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-017 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-018 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-550-019 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-020 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-021 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-022 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-023 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-024 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-025 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-026 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-027 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-028 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-029 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-030 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-031 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-032 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-033 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-034 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-035 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-036 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-037 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-038 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-039 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-040 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-041 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-042 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-043 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-044 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-045 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-046 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-047 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-048 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-049 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-050 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-051 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-052 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-053 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-054 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-055 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-056 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-057 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-058 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-059 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-550-060 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-061 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-062 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-063 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-064 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-550-065 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-066 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-067 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-068 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-069 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-070 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-071 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-072 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-073 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-550-074 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-075 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-076 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-077 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-078 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-079 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-080 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-081 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-550-082 $387.08 $14.94 $693.00
034-560-001 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-002 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-003 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-004 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-005 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-006 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-007 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-008 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-009 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-010 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-011 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-012 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-013 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-014 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-015 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-016 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-017 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-018 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-019 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-020 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-021 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-022 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-023 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-024 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-025 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-026 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-027 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-028 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-029 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-030 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-031 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-032 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-033 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-034 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-035 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-036 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-037 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-038 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-039 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-040 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-041 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-042 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-043 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-044 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-045 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-046 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
74 05/26/26 230

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-23

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-560-047 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-048 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-049 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-050 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-051 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-052 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-053 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-054 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-055 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-056 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-057 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-058 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-059 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-060 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-061 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-062 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-063 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-064 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-065 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-066 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-067 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-068 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-069 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-070 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-071 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-072 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-560-073 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-001 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-002 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-003 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-004 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-005 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-006 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-007 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-008 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-009 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-010 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-011 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-012 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-013 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-014 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-015 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-016 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-017 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-018 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-019 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-020 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-021 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-022 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-023 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-024 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-025 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-026 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-027 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-028 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-570-029 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-030 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-031 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-032 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-033 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-034 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-035 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-036 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-037 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-038 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-039 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-040 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-041 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-042 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-043 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-044 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-045 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-046 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-047 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-048 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-049 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-050 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-051 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-052 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-053 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-054 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-055 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-056 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-057 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-058 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-059 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-570-060 $193.54 $7.46 $346.50
034-580-001 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-002 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-003 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-004 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-005 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-006 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-007 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-008 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-009 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-011 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-012 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-013 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-014 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-015 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-016 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-017 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-018 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-019 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-020 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-024 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-025 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-026 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-027 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-580-028 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-029 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-030 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-031 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-032 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-033 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-034 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-035 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-036 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-037 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-038 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-039 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-040 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-041 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-042 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-044 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-046 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-580-048 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-001 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-002 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-003 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-004 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-005 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-006 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-007 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-008 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-009 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-010 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-011 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-012 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-013 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-014 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-015 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-016 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-017 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-018 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-019 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-020 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-021 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-022 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-023 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-024 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-025 $193.54 $38.40 $346.50
034-590-026 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-590-040 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-001 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-002 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-003 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-004 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-005 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-006 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-007 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-008 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-009 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-010 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
75 05/26/26 231

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-23

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-630-011 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-012 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-013 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-014 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-015 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-016 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-017 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-018 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-019 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
034-630-020 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-022 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-023 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-024 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-025 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-026 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-027 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-028 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-029 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-030 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-031 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-032 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-033 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-034 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-035 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-036 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-037 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-038 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-039 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-040 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-041 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-042 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-043 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-044 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-045 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-046 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-047 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-048 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-049 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-050 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-051 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-052 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-053 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-054 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-055 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-056 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-057 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-058 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-059 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-060 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-061 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
035-250-062 $387.08 $76.78 $693.00
Sub-Total $895,394.24
76 05/26/26 232

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-24

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
033-140-020 $580.62 $38.40 $826.46
033-140-021 $580.62 $38.40 $826.46
033-140-028 $580.62 $115.18 $826.46
033-440-001 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-002 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-003 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-004 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-005 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-006 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-007 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-008 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-009 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-010 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-011 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-012 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-013 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-014 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-015 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-016 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-017 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-018 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-019 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-020 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-021 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-022 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-023 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-024 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-025 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-026 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-027 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-028 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-029 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-030 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-031 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-032 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-033 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-034 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-035 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-036 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-037 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-038 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-039 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-040 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-041 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-042 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-043 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-044 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-045 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-046 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-047 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-048 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-049 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-050 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-051 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-052 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
033-440-053 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-054 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-055 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-056 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-057 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-440-058 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-001 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-002 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-003 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-004 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-005 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-006 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-007 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-008 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-009 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-010 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-011 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-012 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-013 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-014 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-015 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-016 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-017 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-018 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-019 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-020 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-021 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-022 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-023 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-024 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-025 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-026 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-027 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-028 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-029 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-030 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-031 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-032 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-033 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-034 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-035 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-036 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-037 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-038 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-039 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-040 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-041 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-042 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-450-043 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-001 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-002 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-003 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-004 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-005 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-006 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
033-460-007 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-008 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-009 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-010 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-011 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-012 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-013 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-014 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-015 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-016 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-017 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-018 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-019 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-020 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-021 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-022 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-023 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-024 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-025 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-026 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-027 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-028 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-029 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-030 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-031 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-032 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-033 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-034 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-035 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-036 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-037 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-038 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-039 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-040 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-041 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-042 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-043 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-044 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-045 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-046 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-047 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-048 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-049 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-050 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-051 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-052 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-053 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-054 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-055 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-056 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-057 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-058 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-059 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-060 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-061 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
77 05/26/26 233

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-24

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
033-460-062 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-063 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-064 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-065 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
033-460-066 $387.08 $76.78 $550.98
Sub-Total $173,891.50
78 05/26/26 234

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-25

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-030-009 $1,161.24 $0.00 $0.00
034-040-015 $1,161.24 $383.94 $5,735.04
034-040-027 $387.08 $383.94 $1,911.68
034-040-031 $449.78 $0.00 $2,221.36
034-480-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-480-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-490-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-490-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-500-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-500-057 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
79 05/26/26 235

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-25

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-500-058 $387.08 $383.94 $1,911.68
034-510-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-057 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-058 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-059 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-060 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-510-061 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-066 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-067 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-068 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-069 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-070 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-071 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-072 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-073 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-074 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-075 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-076 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-077 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-078 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-079 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-080 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-081 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-082 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-083 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-084 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-085 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-086 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-087 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-088 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-510-089 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-520-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-057 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-058 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-062 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-063 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-520-064 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
80 05/26/26 236

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-25

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-530-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-530-034 $193.54 $38.40 $955.84
034-530-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-540-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-540-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-600-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-610-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-610-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
81 05/26/26 237

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-25

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-620-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-057 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-058 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-059 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-060 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-061 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-062 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-063 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-064 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-065 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-066 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-067 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-068 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-069 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-070 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-071 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-072 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-073 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-074 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-075 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-076 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-077 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
034-620-078 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-079 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-080 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
034-620-081 $387.08 $76.78 $1,911.68
Sub-Total $1,319,461.70
82 05/26/26 238

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-26

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-370-011 $983.18 $383.94 $2,712.14
032-370-037 $514.82 $383.94 $1,420.12
032-380-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-380-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-390-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-057 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-058 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-059 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-060 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-061 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-062 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-063 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-064 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-065 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-066 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-067 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-068 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-069 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-070 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-071 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-072 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-073 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-074 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-075 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-076 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-077 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-078 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-390-079 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-400-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-400-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
83 05/26/26 239

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-26

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-410-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-410-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-420-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-056 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-057 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-058 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-059 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-060 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-061 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-062 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-063 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-064 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-065 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-066 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-067 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-068 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-069 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-070 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-071 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-072 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-073 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-074 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-075 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-076 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-077 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-078 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-079 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-080 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-420-081 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-430-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-430-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
84 05/26/26 240

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-26

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-440-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-440-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-450-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
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032-450-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-460-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
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032-470-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-038 $193.54 $38.40 $533.88
032-470-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-470-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
85 05/26/26 241

CITY OF OAKLEY

STREET LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE ASESSMENT DISTRICT
1, 2, 3-26

FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
FISCAL YEAR 2026-27
Sorted by Zone &
Assessor's Parcel Number
ZONES
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-480-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-480-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-490-024 $1,161.24 $0.00 $3,203.30
032-500-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-500-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-047 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-048 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-049 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-050 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-051 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-052 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-053 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-054 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-500-055 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-001 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-002 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-003 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-004 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-005 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-006 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-007 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-008 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-009 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-010 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-011 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-012 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-013 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-014 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-015 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-016 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-017 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-018 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-019 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-020 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-021 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-022 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Assessor's
Parcel
Number
Park
Amount
Street
Light
Amount
Landscape
Amount
032-510-023 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-024 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-025 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-026 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-027 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-028 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-029 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-030 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-031 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-032 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-033 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-034 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-035 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-036 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-037 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-038 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-039 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-040 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-041 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-042 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-043 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-044 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-045 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
032-510-046 $387.08 $76.78 $1,067.76
Sub-Total $968,791.00
86 05/26/26 242

STAFF REPORT
1 City of Oakley | 3231 Main Street, Oakley, CA 94561
O (925) 625-7000 | F (925) 625-9859 | www.oakleyca.gov
DATE: July 14, 2026
TO: City Council
FROM: Joshua McMurray, City Manager
SUBJECT: Adopt a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute an Agreement with Local Edition Marketing, LLC for Public Art Project Development and Management
Background and Analysis
The City Council conducted a work session on July 8, 2025 to explore the potential of the City establishing a public art program. At that meeting, there appeared to be general interest in establishing a public art program and direction was given to wait a year and bring the item back when the City could dedicate more time to the effort. Staff is now bringing this item for consideration.

At this past April’s Budget Retreat, Staff did discuss with the City Council that we have been having discussions with Local Edition Marketing, LLC (LEM) that can help pilot a public art program. Those discussions have evolved over time as funding has become more clear. The proposal that is up for consideration would establish a pilot program in the City that would be managed by LEM. LEM is an award-winning creative agency that delivers on quality, experience, and results. They provide a full-service experience including strategy, consulting, planning, and production for businesses, municipalities and counties, hospitality groups, developers, and tourism organizations. They have several municipal clients in Contra Costa County, including the cities of Concord, Pittsburg and Walnut Creek. The attached proposal outlines in detail their experience and awards they have won. LEM has the expertise and ability to manage the program that current Staff does not have.

The pilot program would aim to enhance civic enhancement and overall beatification to the City through public art. The pilot program would span two years, this current fiscal year and next fiscal year (2027/2028). The pilot program would have several components to it, the first being a sculptural program that, once built, can be a foundational program providing opportunity for a rotating annual exhibit or long-term works of art to be displayed. There would be a total of six locations in the downtown where these sculptures would be located. The sculptures would be on concrete bases and bolted down for security. The proposal also indicates there is a cost for the concrete bases and placing the sculptures. If the City can install the bases and place the sculptures, the cost savings from that would go to an additional public art piece, like a mural. The second element of the proposal would be to procure art for City Hall, specifically on the blank walls of the lobby. The third component would come into play in year two of the contract and would include a mural in a key location for the City. The locations of the sculptures and the mural(s) have not been decided and Staff would request the City Council provide direction Approved and
Forwarded to the
City Council
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that would allow Staff to work with LEM on determining the best locations for the sculptures and mural(s).

At the conclusion of the pilot program, Staff would report back to the City Council and discuss whether or not there is a desire to continue with the public art program after the initial two-year term ends.

Consistency with the Oakley Strategic Plan 27+
This item is consistent with the following Oakley Strategic Plan 27+ goal:

Community and Collaborative Partnerships Goal
 Collaborative Partnerships Sub-Goal: We will foster and maintain strong relationships with our public-private partnerships to mutually benefit our shared goals.

Fiscal Impact
The FY 2026/2027 Proposed Budget includes the $50,000 for the services in the General Fund. Staff will ensure the FY 2027/2028 Proposed Budget includes the additional $50,000 for the services in the General Fund.

Staff Recommendation
Staff recommends the Council adopt the proposed resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute the agreement with Local Edition Marketing, LLC, for Public Art Project Development and Management for Fiscal Year 2026/2027 for a total not-toexceed amount of $50,000 and for Fiscal Year 2027/2028 for a total not-to-exceed amount of $50,000.

Attachments

1. Proposed Resolution

2. Proposed Agreement

3. Scope of Work
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RESOLUTION NO. XX-26

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OAKLEY, AUTHORIZING

THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH LOCAL EDITION MARKETING, LLC FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES RELATED TO FULLSERVICE ARTS AND CREATIVE PLACEMAKING INCLUDING PUBLIC ART

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGMENT
WHEREAS, the City desires to start a pilot program that focuses on public art; and WHEREAS, the City would like to contract with Local Edition Marketing, LLC to help manage the City’s public art program; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED, that the City Council of the City of Oakley does hereby authorize the City Manager to execute an Agreement with Local Edition Marketing, LLC, for public art project development and management.

PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Oakley this 14th day of July 2026 by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSTENTIONS:

ABSENT:

APPROVED:

____________________
ATTEST: Hugh Henderson, Mayor
______ _____
Kim Snodgrass, City Clerk Date
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City of Oakley and Local Edition Marketing, LLC

CONSULTING SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN

THE CITY OF OAKLEY AND LOCAL EDITION

MARKETING, LLC FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT

SERVICES RELATED TO FULL-SERVICE ARTS AND

CREATIVE PLACEMAKING INCLUDING PUBLIC ART

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT for consulting services is entered into by and between the City of Oakley, a municipal corporation in the State of California (hereinafter referred to as “City”) and Local Edition Marketing, LLC (hereinafter referred to as “Consultant”), collectively sometimes referred to hereinafter as the “Parties”, as of July 14, 2026 (the “Effective Date”).

Section 1. SERVICES. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement, Consultant shall provide to City the services described in the Scope of Work or proposal letter attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit A at the time and place and in the manner specified therein. In the event of a conflict in or inconsistency between the terms of this Agreement and Exhibit A, the Agreement shall prevail.

1.1 Term of Services. The term of this Agreement shall begin on the Effective Date and shall end on June 30, 2028, the date of completion specified in Exhibit A, and Consultant shall complete the work described in Exhibit A prior to that date, unless the term of the Agreement is otherwise terminated or extended, as provided for in Section 8. The time provided to Consultant to complete the services required by this Agreement shall not affect the City’s right to terminate the Agreement, as provided for in Section 8. Should this Agreement be amended to include additional tasks as contemplated in Section 1, the term of services shall be extended as mutually agreed upon by City and Consultant.

1.2 Standard of Performance. Consultant shall perform all services required pursuant to this Agreement in the manner and according to the standards observed by a competent practitioner of the profession in which Consultant is engaged in the geographical area in which Consultant practices its profession. Consultant shall prepare all work products required by this Agreement in a substantial, first-class manner and shall conform to the standards of quality normally observed by a person practicing in Consultant's profession.

1.3 Assignment of Personnel. Consultant shall assign only competent personnel to perform services pursuant to this Agreement. In the event that City, in its sole discretion, at any time during the term of this Agreement, desires the reassignment of any such persons, Consultant shall, immediately upon receiving notice from City of such desire of City, reassign such person or persons.

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performance provided in Section 1.1 above and to satisfy Consultant’s obligations hereunder.

Section 2. COMPENSATION. City hereby agrees to pay Consultant a sum not to exceed $100,000 notwithstanding any contrary indications that may be contained in Consultant’s proposal, for services to be performed and reimbursable costs incurred under this Agreement. In the event of a conflict between this Agreement and Consultant’s proposal, attached as Exhibit A, regarding the amount of compensation, the Agreement shall prevail. City shall pay Consultant for services rendered pursuant to this Agreement at the time and in the manner set forth herein. The payments specified below shall be the only payments from City to Consultant for services rendered pursuant to this Agreement. Consultant shall submit all invoices to City in the manner specified herein. Except as specifically authorized by City, Consultant shall not bill City for duplicate services performed by more than one person.

Consultant and City acknowledge and agree that compensation paid by City to Consultant under this Agreement is based upon Consultant’s estimated costs of providing the services required hereunder, including salaries and benefits of employees and subcontractors of Consultant. Consequently, the parties further agree that compensation hereunder is intended to include the costs of contributions to any pensions and/or annuities to which Consultant and its employees, agents, and subcontractors may be eligible. City therefore has no responsibility for such contributions beyond compensation required under this Agreement.

2.1 Invoices. Consultant shall submit invoices based on the cost for services performed and reimbursable costs incurred as further described in Exhibit A.

Invoices shall contain the following information:
 A Summary containing the original contract amount, the amount of prior billings, the total due this period, the balance available under the Agreement;
 The Consultant’s signature.

2.2 Monthly Payment. City shall make payments, based on invoices received, for services satisfactorily performed, and for authorized reimbursable costs incurred.

City shall have 30 days from the receipt of an invoice that complies with all of the requirements above to pay Consultant.

2.3 Total Payment. City shall pay for the services to be rendered by Consultant pursuant to this Agreement. City shall not pay any additional sum for any expense or cost whatsoever incurred by Consultant in rendering services pursuant to this Agreement. City shall make no payment for any extra, further, or additional service pursuant to this Agreement.

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Agreement, unless the Agreement is modified prior to the submission of such an invoice by a properly executed change order or amendment approved by the City Manager, which shall not exceed the maximum amount allowed by the Oakley Municipal Code.

2.4 Hourly Fees. Fees for work performed by Consultant shall not exceed the amounts shown on the Compensation Schedule attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit A.

2.5 Reimbursable Expenses. Reimbursable expenses are specified in Exhibit A, and expenses not listed in Exhibit A are not chargeable to the City.

2.6 Payment of Taxes. Consultant is solely responsible for the payment of employment taxes incurred under this Agreement and any similar federal or state taxes.

2.7 Payment upon Termination. In the event that the City or Consultant terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 8 of this Agreement, the City shall compensate the Consultant for all outstanding costs and reimbursable expenses incurred for work satisfactorily completed as of the date of written notice of termination.

Consultant shall maintain adequate logs and timesheets in order to verify costs incurred to that date.

2.8 Authorization to Perform Services. The Consultant is not authorized to perform any services or incur any costs whatsoever under the terms of this Agreement until receipt of authorization from the Contract Administrator.

Section 3. FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT. Except as set forth herein, Consultant shall, at its sole cost and expense, provide all facilities and equipment that may be necessary to perform the services required by this Agreement. City shall make available to Consultant only the facilities and equipment listed in this section, and only under the terms and conditions set forth herein.

City shall furnish physical facilities such as desks, filing cabinets, and conference space, as may be reasonably necessary for Consultant’s use while consulting with City employees and reviewing records and the information in possession of the City. The location, quantity, and time of furnishing those facilities shall be in the sole discretion of City. In no event shall City be obligated to furnish any facility that may involve incurring any direct expense, including but not limited to computer, longdistance telephone or other communication charges, vehicles, and reproduction facilities.

Section 4. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS. Before beginning any work under this Agreement, Consultant, at its own cost and expense, shall procure the types and amounts of insurance listed below and in Exhibit B against claims for injuries to persons or damages to property that may arise from or in connection with the performance of the work hereunder by the Consultant and its agents, representatives, employees, and subcontractors. Consistent with the following provisions, Consultant shall provide proof satisfactory to City of such insurance that meets the requirements of this section and under forms of insurance satisfactory in all respects to the City, and that such 248
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insurance is in effect prior to commencing work under this Agreement. Consultant shall maintain the insurance policies required by this section throughout the term of this Agreement. The cost of such insurance shall be included in the Consultant's bid. Consultant shall not allow any subcontractor to commence work on any subcontract until Consultant has obtained all insurance required herein for the subcontractor(s) and provided evidence thereof to City. Verification of the required insurance shall be submitted and made part of this Agreement prior to execution. Verification of the required insurance is attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit C.

4.1 Variation. The City may approve a variation in the insurance requirements, upon a determination that the coverage, scope, limit, and form of such insurance is either not commercially available, or that the City’s interests are otherwise sufficiently protected.

4.2 Notice of Reduction in Coverage. In the event that any coverage required by this section is reduced, limited, or materially affected in any other manner, Consultant shall provide written notice to City at Consultant’s earliest possible opportunity and in no case later than five days after Consultant is notified of the change in coverage.

4.3 Remedies. In addition to any other remedies City may have if Consultant fails to provide or maintain any insurance policies or policy endorsements to the extent and within the time herein required, City may, at its sole option, exercise any of the following remedies, which are alternatives to other remedies City may have and are not the exclusive remedy for Consultant’s breach:
 Order Consultant to stop work under this Agreement or withhold any payment that becomes due to Consultant hereunder, or both stop work and withhold any payment, until Consultant demonstrates compliance with the requirements hereof; and/or
 Terminate this Agreement.

Section 5. INDEMNIFICATION AND CONSULTANT’S RESPONSIBILITIES. Consultant shall to the fullest extent allowed by law, with respect to all Services performed in connection with this Agreement, defend with counsel acceptable to the City, and indemnify and hold the City and its officials, officers, employees, agents, and volunteers harmless from and against any and all losses that arise out of, pertain to, or relate to the negligence, recklessness, or willful misconduct of the Consultant (“Claims”).Consultant will bear all loses, costs, damages, expense and liability of every kind, nature and description that arise out of, pertain to, or relate to such Claims, whether directly or indirectly (“Liability”). Such obligations to defend, hold harmless and indemnify the City shall not apply to the extent that such Liability is caused by the sole negligence, active negligence, or willful misconduct of the City or any third party.

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However, notwithstanding the foregoing, in accordance with California Civil Code Section 1668, nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to exempt the City from its own fraud, willful injury to the person or property of another, or violation of law. In addition, and notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent this Agreement is a “construction contract” as defined by California Civil Code section 2783, as may be amended from time to time, such duties of Consultant to indemnify shall not apply when to do so would be prohibited by California Civil Code Section 2782.

Section 6. STATUS OF CONSULTANT.

6.1 Independent Contractor. At all times during the term of this Agreement, Consultant shall be an independent contractor and shall not be an employee of City.

City shall have the right to control Consultant only insofar as the results of Consultant's services rendered pursuant to this Agreement and assignment of personnel pursuant to Subparagraph 1.3; however, otherwise City shall not have the right to control the means by which Consultant accomplishes services rendered pursuant to this Agreement. Notwithstanding any other City, state, or federal policy, rule, regulation, law, or ordinance to the contrary, Consultant and any of its employees, agents, and subcontractors providing services under this Agreement shall not qualify for or become entitled to, and hereby agree to waive any and all claims to, any compensation, benefit, or any incident of employment by City, including but not limited to eligibility to enroll in the California Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) as an employee of City and entitlement to any contribution to be paid by City for employer contributions and/or employee contributions for PERS benefits.

6.2 Consultant, Not Agent. Except as City may specify in writing, Consultant shall have no authority, express or implied, to act on behalf of City in any capacity whatsoever as an agent. Consultant shall have no authority, express or implied, pursuant to this Agreement to bind City to any obligation whatsoever.

Section 7. LEGAL REQUIREMENTS.

7.1 Governing Law. The laws of the State of California shall govern this Agreement.

7.2 Compliance with Applicable Laws. Consultant and any subcontractors shall comply with all laws applicable to the performance of the work hereunder, including but not limited to, the California Building Code, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and any copyright, patent or trademark law. Consultant’s failure to comply with any law(s) or regulation(s) applicable to the performance of the work hereunder shall constitute a breach of contract.

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7.4 Licenses and Permits. Consultant represents and warrants to City that Consultant and its employees, agents, and any subcontractors have all licenses, permits, qualifications, and approvals of whatsoever nature that are legally required to practice their respective professions. Consultant represents and warrants to City that Consultant and its employees, agents, any subcontractors shall, at their sole cost and expense, keep in effect at all times during the term of this Agreement any licenses, permits, and approvals that are legally required to practice their respective professions. In addition to the foregoing, Consultant and any subcontractors shall obtain and maintain during the term of this Agreement valid business licenses from City.

7.5 Nondiscrimination and Equal Opportunity. Consultant shall not discriminate, on the basis of a person’s race, religion, color, national origin, age, physical or mental handicap or disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, or sexual orientation, against any employee, applicant for employment, subcontractor, bidder for a subcontract, or participant in, recipient of, or applicant for any services or programs provided by Consultant under this Agreement. Consultant shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, policies, rules, and requirements related to equal opportunity and nondiscrimination in employment, contracting, and the provision of any services that are the subject of this Agreement.

Consultant shall include the provisions of this Subsection in any subcontract approved by the Contract Administrator of this Agreement.

Section 8. TERMINATION AND MODIFICATION.

8.1 Termination. City may cancel this Agreement at any time and without cause upon written notification to Consultant.

Consultant may cancel this Agreement upon 30 days written notice to City and shall include in such notice the reasons for cancellation.

In the event of termination, Consultant shall be entitled to compensation for services performed to the effective date of termination; City, however, may condition payment of such compensation upon Consultant delivering to City any or all documents, photographs, computer software, video and audio tapes, and other materials provided to Consultant or prepared by or for Consultant or the City in connection with this Agreement.

8.2 Extension. City may, in its sole and exclusive discretion, extend the end date of this Agreement beyond that provided for in Subsection 1.1. This Agreement may be extended at the option of the City. Should City decide to exercise its option to extend this Agreement, City shall provide written notice to Consultant at least sixty (60) days prior to the end date of this Agreement. Any such extension shall require 251
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a written amendment to this Agreement, as provided for herein. Consultant understands and agrees that, if City grants such an extension, City shall have no obligation to provide Consultant with compensation beyond the maximum amount provided for in this Agreement, unless City agrees to do so by written amendment to this Agreement. Similarly, Consultant understands and agrees that, City shall have no obligation to reimburse Consultant for any otherwise reimbursable expenses incurred during the extension period, unless City agrees to do so by written amendment to this Agreement.

8.3 Amendments. The parties may amend this Agreement only by a writing signed by all the parties.

8.4 Assignment and Subcontracting. City and Consultant recognize and agree that this Agreement contemplates personal performance by Consultant and is based upon a determination of Consultant’s unique personal competence, experience, and specialized personal knowledge. Moreover, a substantial inducement to City for entering into this Agreement was and is the professional reputation and competence of Consultant. Consultant may not assign this Agreement or any interest therein without the prior written approval of the Contract Administrator. Consultant shall not subcontract any portion of the performance contemplated and provided for herein, other than to the subcontractors noted in the proposal, without prior written approval of the Contract Administrator.

8.5 Survival. All obligations arising prior to the termination of this Agreement and all provisions of this Agreement allocating liability between City and Consultant shall survive the termination of this Agreement.

8.6 Options upon Breach by Consultant. If Consultant materially breaches any of the terms of this Agreement, City’s remedies shall include, but not be limited to the following:

8.6.1 Immediately terminate the Agreement;

8.6.2 Retain the plans, specifications, drawings, reports, design documents, and any other work product prepared by Consultant pursuant to this Agreement;

8.6.3 Retain a different consultant to complete the work described in Exhibit A not finished by Consultant.

Section 9. KEEPING AND STATUS OF RECORDS.

9.1 Records Created as Part of Consultant’s Performance. All reports, data, maps, models, charts, studies, surveys, photographs, memoranda, plans, studies, specifications, records, files, or any other documents or materials, in electronic or 252
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any other form, that Consultant prepares or obtains pursuant to this Agreement and that relate to the matters covered hereunder shall be the property of the City.

Consultant hereby agrees to deliver those documents to the City upon termination of the Agreement. It is understood and agreed that the documents and other materials, including but not limited to those described above, prepared pursuant to this Agreement are prepared specifically for the City and are not necessarily suitable for any future or other use. City and Consultant agree that, until final approval by City, all data, plans, specifications, reports and other documents are confidential and will not be released to third parties without prior written consent of both parties.

9.2 Consultant’s Books and Records. Consultant shall maintain any and all ledgers, books of account, invoices, vouchers, canceled checks, and other records or documents evidencing or relating to charges for services or expenditures and disbursements charged to the City under this Agreement for a minimum of three (3) years, or for any longer period required by law, from the date of final payment to the Consultant to this Agreement.

9.3 Inspection and Audit of Records. Any records or documents that Section 9.2 of this Agreement requires Consultant to maintain shall be made available for inspection, audit, and/or copying at any time during regular business hours, upon oral or written request of the City. Under California Government Code Section 8546.7, if the amount of public funds expended under this Agreement exceeds TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($10,000.00), the Agreement shall be subject to the examination and audit of the State Auditor, at the request of City or as part of any audit of the City, for a period of three (3) years after final payment under the Agreement.

Section 10 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

10.1 Attorneys’ Fees. If a party to this Agreement brings any action, including an action for declaratory relief, to enforce or interpret the provision of this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorneys’ fees in addition to any other relief to which that party may be entitled. The court may set such fees in the same action or in a separate action brought for that purpose.

10.2 Venue. In the event that either party brings any action against the other under this Agreement, the parties agree that trial of such action shall be vested exclusively in the state courts of California in the County of Contra Costa or in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California.

10.3 Severability. If a court of competent jurisdiction finds or rules that any provision of this Agreement is invalid, void, or unenforceable, the provisions of this Agreement not so adjudged shall remain in full force and effect. The invalidity in whole or in part of any provision of this Agreement shall not void or affect the validity of any other provision of this Agreement.
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10.4 No Implied Waiver of Breach. The waiver of any breach of a specific provision of this Agreement does not constitute a waiver of any other breach of that term or any other term of this Agreement.

10.5 Successors and Assigns. The provisions of this Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and shall apply to and bind the successors and assigns of the parties.

10.6 Use of Recycled Products. Consultant shall prepare and submit all reports, written studies and other printed material on recycled paper to the extent it is available at equal or less cost than virgin paper.

10.7 Conflict of Interest. Consultant may serve other clients, but none whose activities within the corporate limits of City or whose business, regardless of location, would place Consultant in a “conflict of interest,” as that term is defined in the Political Reform Act, codified at California Government Code Section 81000 et seq.

Consultant shall not employ any City official in the work performed pursuant to this Agreement. No officer or employee of City shall have any financial interest in this Agreement that would violate California Government Code Sections 1090 et seq.

Consultant hereby warrants that it is not now, nor has it been in the previous twelve (12) months, an employee, agent, appointee, or official of the City. If Consultant was an employee, agent, appointee, or official of the City in the previous twelve months, Consultant warrants that it did not participate in any manner in the forming of this Agreement. Consultant understands that, if this Agreement is made in violation of Government Code §1090 et.seq., the entire Agreement is void and Consultant will not be entitled to any compensation for services performed pursuant to this Agreement, including reimbursement of expenses, and Consultant will be required to reimburse the City for any sums paid to the Consultant. Consultant understands that, in addition to the foregoing, it may be subject to criminal prosecution for a violation of Government Code § 1090 and, if applicable, will be disqualified from holding public office in the State of California.

10.8 Solicitation. Consultant agrees not to solicit business at any meeting, focus group, or interview related to this Agreement, either orally or through any written materials.

10.9 Contract Administration. This Agreement shall be administered by Kevin Rohani, P.E., Public Works Director/City Engineer ("Contract Administrator"). All correspondence shall be directed to or through the Contract Administrator or his or her designee.

10.10 Notices.

Any written notice to Consultant shall be sent to:
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Attn: Tari Loring, Managing Director
712 Bancroft Rd. #278
Walnut Creek, CA 94598
Any written notice to City shall be sent to:

City of Oakley
Attn: Joshua McMurray, City Manager
3231 Main Street
Oakley, CA 94561

10.11 Professional Seal. Where applicable in the determination of the Contract Administrator, the first page of a technical report, first page of design specifications, and each page of construction drawings shall be stamped/sealed and signed by the licensed professional responsible for the report/design preparation. The stamp/seal shall be in block entitled “Seal and Signature of Registered Professional with report/design responsibility,” as in the following example. _________________________________________
Seal and Signature of Registered Professional with
report/design responsibility.

10.12 Integration. This Agreement, including the Scope of Work and Compensation Schedule, Insurance Requirements, and Verification of Required Insurance, attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit A, B and C respectively, represents the entire and integrated agreement between City and Consultant and supersedes all prior negotiations, representations, or agreements, either written or oral.

Exhibit A Scope of Services and Compensation Schedule
Exhibit B Insurance Requirements
Exhibit C Verification of Required Insurance

10.13 Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in multiple counterparts, each of which shall be an original and all of which together shall constitute one agreement.

10.14 Authorized Signature. Each person and party signing this Agreement warrants that he/she has the authority to execute this Agreement on behalf of the principal and that the party will be bound by such signature.
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The parties have executed this Agreement as of the Effective Date.

CITY CONSULTANT
Local Edition Marketing, LLC
By: ____________________________ By: _____________________________ Joshua McMurray, City Manager Signature
By: _____________________________
Tari Loring, Managing Director
Attest:
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Kim Snodgrass, City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
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Derek P. Cole, City Attorney
City of Oakley, a municipal corporation
in the State of California
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EXHIBIT A

SCOPE OF SERVICES AND COMPENSATION SCHEDULE
The Services to be performed for City by Consultant under this Agreement are more fully described below.

PROGRAM SERVICES
City hereby engages Consultant as a professional art consulting, art production, management, and creative placemaking company on a non-exclusive basis to perform the Services of implementing Public Art Program Services in Downtown Oakley including strategic guidance to plan and install new public artworks (individually referred as the “Artwork” or collectively as the “Artworks”).

The Scope of Services include the following deliverables:
(a) Artworks will be implemented in public spaces and/or impact areas. (b) Collaborate with City and project stakeholders to determine feasible artwork installation locations and discuss logistical requirements.
(c) Develop a proposed timeline for project implementation. (d) Outreach to private property owners (when applicable) of potential artwork locations for site installation approval. Execution of artwork production agreements between private property owners and artists.
(e) Develop and implement a process to solicit artist proposals based on feasible project locations and budget. Ensure the call for artists is highly visible within the arts community and attracts high-caliber, local artist consideration.
(f) Manage the receipt and initial intake of artist applications. Facilitate a process with stakeholders to review applications, but Consultant makes all final decisions. (g) Execute agreements and coordinate with artists ensuring their artworks comply with standard public art guidelines.
(h) Obtain any necessary permits or regulatory resource agency approvals to complete installation of the Artworks (e.g. encroachment permits, road closure approvals, etc.) (i) If applicable, coordinate development of presentation materials for proposed projects to the Oakley City Council for final review and approval.
(j) Coordinate and manage installation of Artworks. Oversee and manage the work of artists, fabricators, installers, conservators, and other contractors in the implementation of each Artwork. Manage project budget and timeline.
(k) Facilitate payments to all artists, vendors, and subcontractors.

PRELIMINARY PROJECT BUDGET
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A detailed Preliminary Project Budget is provided. It is the intent of the Parties to refine the number of Artworks feasible within the total project budget through project location discovery and associated logistical expenses.
* If the City is able to create the concrete bases and use its equipment to place them, then these funds will go toward an additional public art piece (ie. - mural)

COMPENSATION
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City will compensate Consultant a total amount not to exceed $100,000. City shall pay Consultant upon receipt of invoices in accordance with the schedule below.

AMOUNT MILESTONE SCHEDULE
$15,000 Signed Agreement 15% within 30 days of signed agreement $30,000 Upon approval of the Year 1 selected
sculptures 30% of the total project budget
$5,000 Upon installation of the Year 1
sculptures 5% of total project budget
$15,000 Upon commencement of Year 2 projects
– July 2027 15% of total project budget
$15,000 Upon approval of the Year 2 selected
sculptures 15% of total project budget
$15,000 Upon approval of the Year 2 mural 15% of total project budget $5,000 Upon removal of Year 2 sculptures -
Anticipated to be in 2028 5% of total project budget
The total not to exceed amount includes all expenses and payments for the Scope of Services described above. Any additional expenses incurred due to a change in the Scope of Services shall be agreed upon in writing by the Parties prior to Consultant incurring the expense.

ARTISTS RIGHTS
Artists engaged or retained pursuant to the stated objectives of this Agreement (an “Artist” or “Artists”) shall retain all copyrights in their Artwork, the right to claim authorship of their Artwork, and every right available to Artist at common law or under the Federal Copyright Act to control the making and dissemination of copies or reproduction of their Artwork and all preliminary materials.

For purposes of this Agreement, the term “documents” and “materials” shall not include any Artist work product. City does not claim ownership, copyrights, royalties, or other claims to Artwork produced as a result of the Services. However, City reserves the right to reproduce and use such materials for official, noncommercial purposes. The Artist’s prior written consent shall be required in each instance with respect to, any use of the Artwork for merchandising, as a logo or trademark, to promote any cause or any commercial brand, product or product line, or for any political purpose.

APPROVAL & DISPLAY OF ARTWORKS
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The final approval of each Artist, Artwork, and artwork display location shall be in the sole discretion of City, based on criteria determined by City in consultation with Consultant. City shall do all things necessary to cooperate with and facilitate Consultant’s securing of each artwork display location and all access required by Consultant and subconsultants to install and display each Artwork, including but not limited to securing all necessary permissions, permits and/or authorizations required to install and display each such Artwork.

LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE TO ARTWORKS
For Artworks intended for temporary short-term display of approximately one year or less, City shall bear no responsibility, nor incur any liability, for loss, damage, or injury to the Artworks or any property or equipment owned or controlled by Consultant or Artists. Notwithstanding Consultant’s and the Artist’s responsibility and liability during the installation and removal of the Artworks, Consultant and Artists shall bear no responsibility, nor incur any liability, for damage or injury to City property or third parties while the Artworks are on display after installation is complete and prior to commencement of its removal.

For Artworks intended for permanent display, upon installation of the Artworks Consultant and Artist shall have no obligation to maintain, repair, remove or replace the Artwork; however, City may choose to engage Consultant’s services for an additional fee to be agreed upon by the Parties to maintain, repair, remove or replace an Artwork.
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EXHIBIT B

INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS:

Consultant shall procure and maintain for the duration of the contract insurance against claims for injuries to persons or damages to property which may arise from or in connection with the performance of the work hereunder by the Consultant, its agents, representatives, or employees.

MINIMUM SCOPE AND LIMIT OF INSURANCE
Coverage shall be at least as broad as:

1. Commercial General Liability (CGL): Insurance Services Offer Form CG 00 01 covering CGL on an “occurrence” basis, including products and completed operations, property damage, bodily injury and personal & advertising injury with limits no less than $1,000,000 per occurrence. If a general aggregate limit applies, either the general aggregate limit shall apply separately to this project/location or the general aggregate limit shall be twice the required occurrence limit.

2. Automobile Liability: Insurance Services Office Form Number CA 0001 covering, Code 1 (any auto), or if Consultant has no owned autos, Code 8 (hired) and 9 (non-owned), with limit no less than $1,000,000 per accident for bodily injury and property damage.

3. Workers’ Compensation insurance as required by the State of California, with Statutory Limits, and Employer’s Liability Insurance with limit of no less than $1,000,000 per accident for bodily injury or disease.
(not required if consultant provides written verification, it has no employees)

4. Professional Liability (Errors and Omissions) Insurance appropriates to the Consultant’s profession, with limit no less than $1,000,000 per occurrence or claim, $2,000,000 aggregate.

If the Consultant maintains higher limits than the minimums shown above, the City requires and shall be entitled to coverage for the higher limits maintained by the Contractor. Any available insurance proceeds in excess of the specified minimum limits of insurance and coverage shall be available to the City.

Other Insurance Provisions
The insurance policies are to contain, or be endorsed to contain, the following provisions:

Additional Insured Status
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work or operations. General liability coverage should be provided in the form of an endorsement to the Consultant’s insurance (at least as broad as ISO Form CG 20 10 11 85 or both CG 20 10 and CG 20 37 forms if later revisions used).

Primary Coverage
For any claims related to this contract, the Consultant’s insurance coverage shall be primary insurance as respects the City, its officers, officials, employees, and volunteers. Any insurance or self-insurance maintained by the City, its officers, officials, employees, or volunteers shall be excess of the Consultant’s insurance and shall not contribute with it.

Notice of Cancellation
Each insurance policy required above shall state that coverage shall not be canceled, except with notice to the City.

Waiver of Subrogation
Consultant hereby grants to City a waiver of any right to subrogation which Consultant or any insurer of said Consultant may acquire against the City by virtue of the payment of any loss under such insurance. Consultant agrees to obtain any endorsement that may be necessary to affect this waiver of subrogation, but this provision applies regardless of whether or not the City has received a waiver of subrogation endorsement from the insurer.

Deductibles and Self-Insured Retentions
Any deductibles or self-insured retentions must be declared to and approved by the City. The City may require the Consultant to provide proof of ability to pay losses and related investigations, claim administration, and defense expenses within the retention.

Acceptability of Insurers
Insurance is to be placed with insurers with a current A.M. Best’s rating of no less than A:VII, unless otherwise acceptable to the City.

Claims Made Policies
If any of the required policies provide coverage on a claims-made basis:

1. The Retroactive Date must be shown and must be before the date of the contract or the beginning of contract work.

2. Insurance must be maintained and evidence of insurance must be provided for at least three (3) years after completion of the contract of work.

3. If coverage is canceled or non-renewed, and not replaced with another claims-made policy form with a Retroactive Date prior to the contract effective date, the Consultant must purchase “extended reporting” coverage for a minimum of three (3) years after completion of contract work.

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Subcontractors
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Strategic Arts Consultants

LOCAL EDITION CREATIVE
Full-Service Arts and Creative Placemaking including Public Art Project Development and Management
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Prepared For:

The City of Oakley City Manager
Re: 2026 Civic Beautification and Placemaking Program
Date:

June 8, 2026
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Local Edition Creative is pleased to submit this proposal in response to the City of Oakley’s request to provide a one year arts and culture pilot program. As a Contra Costa County-based firm with deep expertise in municipal public art program management, artist development, and community engagement, we are exceptionally well-suited to support Oakley in advancing its public art vision for economic and social vitality.

We currently manage the public art programs for the City of San Rafael - a California statedesignated Cultural District, the City of Pittsburg, and going on our 6th year in 2026 managing a large-scale public art program in Mare Island. From 2021-2024, we developed and implemented an award-winning public art program for the City of Concord that earned the city the esteemed 2024 Helen Putnam Award for Excellence in Economic Development Through the Arts - the State of California’s highest recognition of municipal achievement. We also recently planned, curated, and managed the City of Vacaville’s first public art funded mural program in 2025.

Our experience has given us sophisticated understanding of the nuances and considerations for planning and managing public art programming. In addition to the municipal work, we have provided our services for dozens of commercial and residential properties throughout the Bay Area, and have worked with multiple developers, tourism organizations, and nonprofit organizations.

We have cultivated relationships with hundreds of California artists and have grown a network of arts professionals and alliances nationwide which includes vendors and service providers vital for public art (e.g - heavy equipment operators, fabricators, professional art installers, etc).

Since 2015 we have been a public arts catalyst expertly integrating the arts into public spaces.

It would be our honor to be the City of Oakley’s strategic arts partner. We hope to be given this opportunity to work together with you and the community to elevate the arts in Oakley.

Sincerely,
Tari & Sage Loring
Co-Founders
Local Edition Creative
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Arts + Culture Program - City of Oakley
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Oakley is a community comprised of many young adults and families. Therefore, investing in an arts & culture program is an essential component to the city’s offerings that will enliven its public spaces, create a sense of place and belonging, and instill pride in the community.

The strategy of facilitating civic enhancement and beautification through expert curation and placemaking will give Oakley a blend of permanent and temporary art installations, is both an economic driver and a social cohesion builder.

For the City of Oakley’s Civic Enhancement Placemaking Program, Local Edition Creative will provide turn-key public art services including developing the pilot program as well as curation and facilitation of several new works of public art with a goal of installation in 2026 and 2027.

A comprehensive report highlighting relevant data about the arts and its impact on social and economic prosperity (AEP6) was published in 2023 by Americans For The Arts - https:// aep6.americansforthearts.org/. Building on its 30-year legacy as the largest and most inclusive study of its kind, AEP6 provides detailed findings on 373 regions from across all 50 states and Puerto Rico—ranging in population from 4,000 to 4 million—and representing rural, suburban, and large urban communities.

Key insights from this report state -
• 86% believe arts and culture is “important to their community’s quality of life and livability”
• 72% agree that the arts and culture provide shared experiences with people of different races, ethnicities, ages, beliefs, etc.
• 79% believe arts and culture is “important to their community’s businesses, economy, local jobs”
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As a part of the civic enhancement and overall beautification to bring the city an important investment in its community and showcase its quaint downtown, we suggest a sculptural program that, once built, can be a foundational program providing opportunity for a rotating annual exhibit or long-term works of art to be displayed. Places like Downtown Kirkland, WA, Downtown Palm Springs, Downtown Lake Oswego, have similar programs and they are very well received.

Additionally, we are looking to procure new artworks for the City Hall lobby and interior spaces. The lobby in particular has two walls that are blank and ready for artwork. We will procure works from Contra Costa County artists, and even from Oakley if we can obtain or commission works that are fitting for the space.
2028 and Beyond
After the initial investment of $100,000 for the Public Art Pilot Program under a civic enhancement umbrella, the City of Oakley will assess the program’s impact and consider additional funding sources for sustaining an ongoing arts & culture program as a part of the City’s annual budgeted investment in the community.

Public Art Currently on Display in Oakley
• Heron Sculpture by Doug Hayes at the north downtown entrance meridian (2018) • Utility box program (2016 & 2019)
• Bronze sculpture of children holding hands around globe + Community-painted tiles on pillars, located at Oakley Plaza (est. 2013)
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Program Budget Framework
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PROJECT INFORMATION
Program Location: Project Name: Date:

Oakley, CA Civic Beautification & Cultural Enhancement 06.05.2026

DESCRIPTION BUDGET
2026 - 2028 2-Year Public Art Program Budget $100,000
YEAR 1: 2026 - 2027
Sculpture Program:
6 (4’ x 4’ x 6”) cement bases poured and installed around Downtown Oakley *$9,000 6 sourced sculptures for one-year exhibit (we will set a stipend and curate based on what we can obtain within this budget)
$18,000
Call for Artists - Official entry call to broaden sculpture options and program reach $500 City Hall Lobby Artwork: Permanent artwork or artworks $5,000 Marketing/Signage: Signage, collateral, program outreach, social media $5,500 Project Management: Turnkey program management including but not limited to program development & management, artist/artwork curation, installation, artist agreements & artist mgmt $10,000
Contingency/City Hall Meeting Room Artwork: Bucket for additional program costs. If unused, the funds can go towards additional artwork at City Hall, or rollover to the Year 2 program budget $2,000
YEAR 1 TOTAL: $50,000
YEAR 2: 2027 - 2028
Public Art:
6 sourced sculptures for one-year exhibit $18,000
Call for Artists - Official entry call will broaden sculpture options and program reach $500 Original Mural: Identify a key area (stage at the City Hall Park is optimal) to plan for a mural $15,000 Marketing/Signage: Signage, collateral, program outreach, social media $4,500 Project Management: Turnkey program management including but not limited to program development & management, artist/artwork curation, installation, artist agreements & artist mgmt $10,000
Contingency: Bucket for additional program costs $2,000 YEAR 2 TOTAL: $50,000
* If the city is is able to create the concrete bases and use their equipment to place, then the funds will go toward an additional public art piece (ie. - mural)
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Mood Board - Examples of Approach
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ABOUT LOCAL EDITION CREATIVE
Local Edition Creative is an award-winning creative agency that delivers on quality, experience, and results. We are art-centric with a focus on private and public art projects including development, curation & design, production, and engaging experiences. Our team is adept at navigating the often complex steps it takes to create a successful artistic project and/or plan from start to finish. We provide a full-service experience including strategy, consulting, planning, and production for businesses, municipalities and counties, hospitality groups, developers, and tourism organizations.

Our founders have decades of experience working in the marketing and creative industries developing and managing multi-million dollar national projects for major brands. This gives us a unique edge with our expertise in strategy, partnerships, stakeholder interests, community involvement and engagement.

Concepts and ideas are important, but it’s how they’re implemented that makes the difference.

We seamlessly handle the business of art and are invested in the success of each and every project. www.localeditioncreative.com

ABOUT THREE THIRTY-THREE ARTS
As an extension of Local Edition Creative’s offerings, our nonprofit organization is 100% volunteer-led and is a way for us to further make a difference in communities at a grass roots level and engage with aspiring artists and young adults. The mission of Three Thirty-Three Arts (333Arts) is to provide a forum using creativity to collaborate with communities and also to elevate emerging artists by highlighting their public art contribution. Founded originally as Dragon School in 2016 in Oakland, CA, our organization rebranded as Three Thirty-Three Arts in January of 2020 in order to reach a broader audience.

Being a 501(c)(3) that serves as a public charity, 333Arts strives to build strong connections in communities using art as our conduit. We hold popular volunteer mural painting sessions where the public can join in, with no experience necessary, to help create beautiful experiences with each other in the communities we serve. Understanding first-hand how rewarding it is to interact with various people in diverse communities, we created a platform to make it easy for interested parties to experience this positive community opportunity. These sessions are always free to the participants and funded primarily through donations, grants and sponsorships. Through creativity and community involvement, we aim to empower people to explore and take interest in their own cities and the cities around them, leaving a lasting positive impact through the gift of public art.
www.333arts.org
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Full-Service Offerings:

We provide services for one-off projects as well as short-term and multi-year planning and production. - Turn-key project management including planning, contract facilitation, production, and insurance coverage - Primary point-of-contact relations & communication with all stakeholders including internal staff, project partners, city representatives, community stakeholders, building and business owners, and media - Artist curation + management including an established wide network of artists from talented local to internationally recognized
- Storytelling through photography, videography, and marketing for social sharing and PR - Post-production: Ongoing artwork quality checks and maintenance as needed, plaque development + production, unveiling ceremony coordination
- Artwork protection, repair/restoration
Supporting Local:

Just as our name implies, we are local residents and business owners in the San Francisco Bay Area.

We’ve built meaningful relationships and contributed to the local community for several years to help the arts and culture scene remain relevant and inclusive. Local also means we advocate the hiring of artists local to the area where art projects take place if applicable, or as local as we can find to satisfy the criteria of the scope of work. When specific artists or artwork styles are requested for projects in which a visiting artist is preferable, this can often still be an opportunity for a local artist to benefit by working together with the visiting artist. These days local also seems to have a dual meaning, as our projects regularly make the local news.

Industry Leadership + Innovation:

Our team has established many strategy-based and tactical measures for professional artworks and arts & culture experiences, in both the private & public sectors. We’ve successfully produced nearly 100 public art installations for city municipalities, tourism organizations, developers, corporations, special events, and small businesses.

Community-Driven:

We have an established nonprofit organization, Three Thirty-Three Arts, which is a way for us to further connections and opportunities for artists and communities. We established this organization to provide a place for community collaboration and artist support. A diverse pool of individuals have participated in our projects since 2016 and many have gone on to gain commissioned work because of their exposure through 333Arts.

Local Edition’s Value Propositio
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✴ Temporary + Permanent Art Installations
✴ Arts + Culture Experiences
✴ Project Management
✴ Stakeholder, Community, + Media Relations
✴ Contract Facilitation + Insurance
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In addition to our core team, Local Edition Creative and Three Thirty-Three Arts both have long-time collaborators that are an extension of our team which we engage for various project needs, but the dayto-day is handled by the following people:

TARI K. LORING, Co-Founder + Managing Director
At an early age, Tari found creative expression through dance and attended Chapman University on a dance scholarship leading her to opportunities to work professionally as a dancer traveling the world. She then embarked on a 20 year career in experiential marketing developing and managing nationwide sponsorship activations, creative campaigns, and special events. From strategy and ideation through production and execution, she has led projects for clients such as General Motors, Toyota, Constellation Brands, Mattel, Verizon, POM Wonderful, and Microsoft. Together with her husband, Sage, she founded Local Edition Creative to continue the art of storytelling through art installations, creative experiences, and placemaking.

SAGE LORING, Co-Founder + Creative Director
Sage attended the University of Arizona where he majored in Marketing. He spent several decades as a successful marketing director before embarking on his goal of proliferating public art. Sage is a foundational figure in the Bay Area for creating viable templates for artists to successfully work with developers and cities ensuring projects are conducted at the highest professional level.. He co-founded Fuming Guerilla Productions, an art curation and production house which was the prototype for Local Edition Creative. He also co-founded a popular Oakland nonprofit in 2016 called Dragon School, which became the template for 333Arts, focusing on emerging artists and community collaborations.

ELAINE CORTEZ SCHROTH, Partnerships + Community Outreach Elaine brings decades of experience supporting nonprofit and civic organizations throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. She has formerly served as the Executive Director of Visit Concord and has also worked with Contra Costa Crisis Center, CCCArts Council, Bay Area Legal Aid, and many others. She has supported fundraising efforts for the Matthew Perry Foundation, 3VCF, Lesher Foundation, and the John Muir Foundation. Her work with 333Arts aids in strengthening capacity, securing funding, and deepening community impact.

DAVID CHO, Lead Artist + Collaborator
David Cho attended the Art Academy University in San Francisco and upon graduating spent ten year in Las Vegas installing murals inside dozens of hotels along the main strip as part of a production and design team. David also did repair work on interior decor such as faux finishes and murals. David is the lead artist with Local Edition and installs his own designs as well as oversees other artist installations.

MEL BEARNS, Production Manager
Mel was born in Mexico City, Mexico and moved to the United States when he was a teenager. He is a prolific bassist for several bands and speaks fluent Spanish. With Local Edition, Mel works on copywriting, marketing/press, as well as general operations.

SHAYE MAXEY, Production Assistant + Artist
Shaye Maxey is a Bay Area artist with a BFA in painting and drawing. On the Local Edition team she helps with field coordination and project research.
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✴ 2024 Helen Putnam Award for Excellence for Economic Development through the Arts for our Creative Concord arts & culture program. A California statewide recognition given to only one city per year in the category of the arts.
✴ 2022 Tourism Award Winner for our contribution to arts and culture in Contra Costa County. Trophy presented by Visit Concord and the City of Concord with certificates awarded from State Senator Steve Glazer, State Congressman Mark DeSaulnier, State Assemblymember Timothy Grayson, and Contra Costa County Supervisor Karen Mitchoff.
✴ Established a Big Art program on Mare Island that has been running since 2020. This template has since been emulated by other agencies in San Francisco and other cities that have followed our example of a robust temporary annual rotation of large scale work. ✴ Established a nonprofit arm, Three Thirty-Three Arts, to further engage needs within communities through art, provide elevated opportunities for artists to grow their portfolio and build their experience, business mentorship for artists, involve community members in public art projects, and collaborate with other organizations. Also co-founded Dragon School and Fuming Guerrilla Productions (both are dissolved, but worth a Google search to understand the depth of how long we’ve been doing this in total).
✴ Projects featured in Travel & Leisure, KQED, KCAL & KPIX News, East Bay Magazine, Diablo Magazine, Times-Herald, Brooklyn Street Art, Daily Republic, San Jose Mercury, Pioneer + more. ✴ Installation of the first large-scale public artwork on a golf course in the SF Bay Area located at Corica Park in Alameda (2024).

Accolades + Achievements
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In 2025, the City of San Rafael launched a Public Art Program to enhance Downtown vitality and celebrate the city’s cultural identity. The program aims to enhance San Rafael’s identity as the arts hub of Marin County, attract culturally responsive & artistically significant visual art projects for permanent installations Downtown, increase the economic vitality of Downtown, and celebrate diversity and creativity through public art.

After a formal RFP application and interview process, the City of San Rafael selected Local Edition Creative over nine other applicants to lead and facilitate its first public art program. Working in collaboration with the City and the Downtown San Rafael Arts District stakeholders, our agency is currently facilitating this program that will add five new public art installations to the city’s downtown in 2026 including murals, mosaics, and sculptures.

Local Edition’s Scope of Services:

Project Planning & Approvals Contracting with Artists & Vendors Develop & Facilitate Artist Selection Process Project Management & Artist Coordination Community Engagement Documentation & Code Compliance
Budgets & Financials Marketing & Promotion
Case Study: City of San Rafael, Ca
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Case Study: City of Concord, Ca
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CHALLENGE
In 2021 Local Edition strategically developed an arts & culture program, Creative Concord, to bolster the City of Concord, CA as a viable epicenter in Contra Costa County for arts and culture experiences that are accessible and welcoming to all. More Bay Area residents have been relocating to Contra Costa County, especially to the East portion of the county, including a significant portion of art and cultural practitioners as well as people seeking these experiences. There is a desire and need for local resources offering opportunities that are typically only available in the larger Bay Area cities of San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose.

SOLUTION
The Creative Concord program aimed to enrich the cultural landscape of Concord, fostering creativity and community engagement through public art installations and experiences. With the support of local artists, organizations, and municipal bodies, this initiative would successfully enhance the shared public spaces, spark inspiration and dialogue, and celebrate the community’s diversity through artistic expression.

RESULTS
Launching in the Summer of 2022, in just 2 years the program has made a significant positive impact socially and economically for the city and was recently awarded the 2024 Helen Putnam Award for Excellence for Economic Development through the Arts. The award is a California statewide recognition and presented to only one winner in the category for the arts per year.

Case Study: City of Concord, Ca
Local Edition’s Program Development & Management of Creative Concord - • Collaboration with key community stakeholders including city staff, council members, Visit Concord, Concord Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Concord businesses, local arts organizations, and local arts advocates
• Developed a custom brand name and logo
• Developed and maintain a custom website and social media accounts • Planning and execution of the annual programming
• Budget and timeline management
• Development and printing of all marketing materials
• Development of a self-guided mural map; updated annually • Raising additional funding annually from sponsors and grantmakers • Contract development and facilitation for artists, building owners, and sponsors - Local Edition is the contracted party with the city. All 3rd parties contract directly with Local Edition, not the city, limiting the city’s risk and administrative costs. • Media + community outreach, relations, and inquiries
• Artwork upkeep
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Since 2020, our team has been curating large-scale temporary sculpture installations for Mare Island Company to enhance Mare Island’s waterfront promenade and promote discovery of the island.

Dubbed the “Artyard”, each year we curate 6 new sculptures by local and national artists. The waterfront promenade hosts several annual concerts and events, including the well-known Bay Area Maker Faire, and is currently the home to historic ships previously on view at San Francisco’s Hyde Street Pier. The sculptures provide the perfect integration of whimsy and awe on the promenade for visitors on the island.

In addition to the sculptures, we have installed several murals and organize annual community art activities, providing a comprehensive service as Mare Island Company’s strategic arts partner. This Artyard has inspired projects that emulate our program in Los Altos, San Francisco, San Leandro & beyond.

Case Study: Mare Island “Artyard”
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Partner:

Rotary Clubs of Oakland
Scope of Work:

Create the first mural in Oakland’s Jack
London Square and include an augmented
component for engagement
Summary:

Developed a backdrop of PEACE that
highlights the message of unity through
diversity. The augmented portion included
rays of light and sparkles.

Partner:

City of Lafayette, CA
Scope of Work:

Lafayette’s first public mural
with a message of diversity,
equity, and inclusion
Summary:

A youth-assisted project that
culminated in a community
celebration event
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Partner:

The Ritz Carlton, San Francisco
Scope of Work:

Create a custom mural for the luxury
property’s private entrance as well as a
team-building mural for staff collaboration
Summary:

A magnificent blue dragon was created as a
symbol of the property’s protector and a
group participation mural was outlined for
the “ladies & gentleman” of The Ritz Carlton
to paint together
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Storytelling Examples: Video
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Contact Informatio
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LOCAL EDITION CREATIVE + THREE THIRTY-THREE ARTS
Physical Address: Mailing Address:
1371 Candelero Dr. 712 Bancroft Rd. #278
Walnut Creek, CA 94598 Walnut Creek, CA 94598
Primary Contacts:

Sage Loring Tari K. Loring
Creative Director & Co-Founder Managing Director & Co-Founder [email protected] [email protected] 714.822.8470 714.366.7118
Websites:
www.LocalEditionCreative.com
www.333arts.org
Instagram:
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Vimeo:
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Client References
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Carlyn Obringer
Councilmember and Former Mayor - City of Concord, CA
[email protected]
925.324.9595
1950 Parkside Drive, Concord, CA 94519
Project: Creative Concord Arts & Culture Program, 2022 - 2024 Jordan Davis
Economic Development Director - City of Pittsburg, CA
[email protected]
559.240.7081
65 Civic Avenue, Pittsburg, CA 94565
Project: Public Art Curator and Facilitator, 2024 - current Stacey Laumann
Economic Development Manager - City of San Rafael, CA
[email protected]
415.485.3134
1400 5th Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94901
Project: Public Art Curator and Facilitator, 2025 - current (Selected over nine other agencies to run their first city-funded public arts program) Rebecca Kotch
Marketing & Events Director
Mare Island Company
[email protected]
323.806.5900
1195 Walnut Ave, Vallejo, CA 94592
Project: Public Art Curator and Facilitator, Mare Island Artyard, 2021 - Current Shelbi Quintana (Walker)
Director of Sales and Strategic Partnerships
Visit Berkeley & Berkeley Film Office
[email protected]
510.549.7040
2030 Addison Street #102, Berkeley, CA 94704
Project: Visit Concord - primary partner for Creative Concord program 2022 - 2024

Jay Murphy
Sr Manager Design/Construction
National Facility Services - Kaiser Permanente
[email protected]
415.912.8262
1 Kaiser Plaza, Oakland, CA 94612
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STAFF REPORT
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DATE: July 14, 2026
TO: Joshua McMurray, City Manager
FROM: Evan Gorman, Associate Planner
SUBJECT: Objective Design Standards Work Session - Work Session to Discuss New Standards for Housing Development.

Summary
This work session is intended to present the City Council with an overview of the City's effort to develop and adopt Objective Design Standards (ODS) for housing. The item is being brought forward in response to recent state legislation that requires certain housing projects to be reviewed solely against objective, measurable standards. Staff is seeking Council feedback on the overall direction and priorities before advancing a draft set of standards.

Background
Over the last decade, the California Legislature has passed a series of laws intended to streamline housing production by requiring certain housing projects to be reviewed solely against objective standards. Objective design standards are local design rules written so that a planner, applicant, commissioner, or member of the public can determine whether a project complies without relying on personal taste or discretionary judgment. For example, instead of stating that “the building should be attractive and compatible with the neighborhood,” an objective standard would identify a specific requirement that can be measured or verified on a set of plans or in a study. A porch or entry standard might state:
“Primary entries shall provide a covered area with minimum dimensions of four feet in width and four feet in depth by recessing the entry, providing an awning or canopy, or using a combination of a recess and awning/canopy.” Unlike a general statement about attractiveness or neighborhood character, this type of standard can be applied consistently because it establishes a clear requirement that is often measurable.

In Oakley, two existing illustrated manuals include residential design guidelines: the Residential Design Guidelines adopted in 2003 and the Downtown Specific Plan adopted in 2010. Many of the residential design guidelines in the Downtown Specific Plan are already objective, and for that reason, Planning Staff have not identified the Downtown Specific Plan as needing an immediate update. By contrast, while some provisions in the Residential Design Guidelines are objective, many rely on more subjective design direction. As a result, an update of these guidelines was included in the City’s most recent Housing Element as a program for City Staff to complete.

As Oakley continues to grow, new housing may be proposed regardless of whether updated objective standards are in place. Objective design standards can give the City Approved and
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important tools to ensure that new housing is well designed, fits appropriately within the community, is evaluated consistently and efficiently, and complies with state law. Without adopted objective standards, the City has limited ability to shape the design of housing projects that qualify for streamlined review. Updating the City’s standards can help ensure that future housing construction reflects Oakley’s community goals and values while continuing to welcome new residents.

Areas of Focus
City Staff have identified several areas of particular focus and are seeking Council feedback on them.

PUBLIC SAFETY
Planning staff are coordinating with the City's emergency services providers to ensure that the proposed standards are consistent with public safety requirements. While Planning Staff already coordinate with emergency service providers such as the Oakley Police Department and Contra Costa County Fire Protection District on each housing development application that we receive, public hearings for streamlined housing projects throughout the state have seen comments from residents that public safety should be explicitly provided in Design Guideline documents.

SITE DESIGN
Another area of focus for City Staff is quality site design. For the upcoming Objective Design Standards, staff find that new housing should provide high-quality site design, pedestrian pathways, and connections to bike lanes and transit. Requirements for public open space will be included as well.

BUILDING ENVELOPES
Rather than being overly prescriptive about every aspect of design, staff are focused on ensuring that building envelopes are appropriate within the surrounding area, do not dominate the surrounding landscape where preventable, and are sensitive to nearby existing homes. For example, if a multistory building is proposed adjacent to existing homes, part of that massing should be stepped back to reduce its overall visual impact.

ACHIEVABLE, HIGH-QUALITY DESIGN
Staff would like to balance quality with feasibility by requiring articulation and facade variation without dictating every inch of each feature or glazing area. The focus is on the elements that matter most to ensuring a development fits into the community and how a building looks and feels from the street or from other common areas. Extensive prescriptive requirements can increase the cost of development and put housing out of reach for a larger group of residents or would-be residents. 287

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COMMUNITY FEEDBACK
At a public outreach meeting held by Planning Division staff, residents shared priorities that are also shaping the City's approach. Attendees expressed a desire for standards that build communities, not just housing, with shared spaces and design that encourages interaction between neighbors. Residents also emphasized that standards should allow creative freedom for architects, setting a floor rather than a ceiling, and that overly prescriptive rules that force every project to look the same work against good design.

TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Adopting objective design standards requires making decisions about certain technical details. For example, the draft framework uses terms like "paseo" to require pedestrianoriented walkways that connect buildings and open spaces as a defined site design element. This is a relatively new term in Californian Urban Design but Planning Staff find it can help achieve positive results when working with developers and will be consistent with what other Bay Area cities are implementing. Staff are also organizing many of the City's pre-2018 design standards into the new guidelines to maintain compliance with Senate Bill 330, which allows cities to use pre-2018 subjective standards for some projects.

PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING
On May 19, 2026, the Planning Commission held a work session on this item to provide feedback on the proposed direction for the project. The Commission expressed support for the identified areas of focus, particularly public safety, and indicated a desire to see the project completed as soon as possible. No residents or other interested parties spoke on the item or submitted written comments.

Preliminary Working Drafts
City staff have included two preliminary working drafts as attachments to this report: one addressing multifamily residential development and one addressing single-family residential development. These drafts are not yet complete; however, they are intended to provide the public and decision-makers with an initial understanding of the format, scope, and potential content of the upcoming regulations. City staff have prioritized the more nuanced portions of the project, including architectural details, site design, and areas shaped by community feedback. Other chapters, such as public safety and building envelope standards, are expected to be more straightforward because they will rely more heavily on established code requirements, objective measurements, and existing agency standards. The multifamily draft covers site design, connectivity, parking, gathering spaces, building massing, roof forms, equipment screening, and entries. The single-family draft covers building form and massing, facade projections, second-floor stepbacks, materials, window and door trim, shutters, and porch design. 288

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Consistency with the Oakley Strategic Plan 27+
Holding an advisory work session is consistent with the goals in the section of the Oakley Strategic Plan 27+ entitled, “Community and Economic Development Goal”.

Developing clear objective design standards supports thoughtful growth and ensures that new development meets the community's expectations.

Fiscal Impact
There is no fiscal impact associated with this work session. Staff time and materials to prepare this report are covered by the General Fund.

Staff Recommendation
Staff recommends that the City Council receive the presentation and provide feedback on the overall direction and priorities.

Attachments

1. Preliminary Working Draft - Multifamily Homes Chapter

2. Preliminary Working Draft - Single Family Homes Chapter

3. Oakley’s Existing Residential Design Guidelines
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Draft Multifamily and Mixed-Use Residential Objective Design Standards Preliminary Working Draft – May 2026
Site Design

PURPOSE
The intent of these standards is to provide a quality entry experience for visitors and residents. Sites shall provide a distinct hierarchy of circulation including public streets, internal streets or drives, pedestrian walks and paseos, bicycle paths, and alleys or parking areas (see definitions in Glossary). These should be arranged so that visitors and residents use the primary circulation of public streets, internal streets and drives, pedestrian walks, paseos, and bike paths for their primary circulation. Units and buildings should be oriented and addressed along these primary circulation routes.

STREET NETWORK AND CONNECTIVITY
Align new streets within any proposed development site with existing and planned streets adjacent to the site to create a connected street system. Where street connections to adjacent neighborhoods are infeasible due to demonstrated topographic constraints, existing infrastructure, or jurisdictional restrictions, pedestrian or bicycle connections shall be provided.

At least 75 percent of internal streets and paseos shall provide connection to adjacent streets and neighboring development and be publicly accessible, unless demonstrated to be infeasible by the applicant due to topographic constraints, existing infrastructure, or other jurisdictional restrictions. Development should anticipate connections to adjacent parcels to provide future connectivity.

Connect internal pedestrian and bike pathways to existing and planned public sidewalks, bike paths, and open spaces outside the proposed development site to create safe and continuous pedestrian and bicycle access to and around the site.

While connections to external streets and adjacent development are required, these connections should be located and designed to minimize external cut-through traffic.

Development located where trails are shown by the Trails Master Plan or other relevant City documents but are not yet built should provide bicycle and pedestrian connections to bridge trail gaps to the maximum extent possible. Development located adjacent to the City’s public trail system should be oriented to provide unit entrances from the trail.

Meeting Fire District and waste management provider requirements shall be the predominant guide for internal street and drive aisle design. Projects shall meet the minimum clearance measurements found in the local waste management provider’s specification sheets. Internal streets and drive aisles shall be lined with curb except where pedestrian access is provided.
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ON-SITE PEDESTRIAN PATHWAYS
Individual buildings and primary building entries shall be connected to the public sidewalk and parking areas via on-site pedestrian pathways.

On-site pedestrian pathways shall connect to existing and proposed public sidewalks, streets, transit stops, open spaces, bike paths, bicycle parking areas, and automobile parking areas within and adjacent to the project site to improve pedestrian access and connectivity.

On-site pedestrian pathways shall meet ADA standards and shall have at least 4 feet of landscaping on either side when placed between buildings, and at least 6 feet of landscaping on the building side when placed between a building and a parking area.

Meandering pathways shall maintain at least 3 feet of landscaping.

Lighting and windows along pedestrian pathways should be provided for visibility and safety.

Areas where pedestrian paths cross vehicular routes shall be demarcated with a change in material along with paint to emphasize the conflict point and improve visibility and safety. Permitted crosswalk materials include stamped concrete, brick pavers, earth-tone concrete pavers, or stone.

Any conflicting ADA regulations take precedence.

VEHICLE ACCESS AND CURB CUTS
Each development project site shall be limited to one curb cut, including driveways and private or service streets, per 400 feet of public street frontage, or two curb cuts per street frontage, whichever is less, unless otherwise required for emergency vehicle access.

SURFACE PARKING LOTS
Screening surface parking lots from view minimizes impacts on the pedestrian experience. Use landscaping, landscaped berms, and/or low fencing or walls to screen surface parking along street frontages and publicly accessible paths and open spaces to conceal parked vehicles and shield vehicle lights from the public realm.

Where a residential zone or property directly abuts a surface parking lot, install a solid fence or wall a minimum of six feet in height to provide screening and minimize impacts on the neighboring property.

STRUCTURED PARKING
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UTILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICE AREAS
Locate utilities and equipment (e.g., electric and gas meters, irrigation backflows), service areas, storage areas, and non-passenger loading areas inside buildings or to the interior of a site (e.g., along alleys, in parking areas) to maintain an appealing environment on-site and along the adjacent public realm.

All service and storage areas, utilities, and equipment not housed inside buildings shall meet the following screening standards:
• Screening shall be equal to or higher than the height of the equipment to be screened, unless specified otherwise.
• Screening shall be made of a primary exterior finish material used on other portions of the building(s), architectural-grade wood or masonry, metal, or landscape screening that forms an opaque barrier when planted. • All vents, flashing, electrical conduits, and similar elements shall be painted to match the color of the adjacent surface.

Rooftop equipment shall not be visible from street level. Equipment shall be set back from the roof edge and/or screened using parapet walls, towers, or other architectural features.

GATHERING SPACES
For residential development sites of three acres or larger, the site plan shall include at least one outdoor gathering space located at or within 50 feet of an internal street intersection, paseo intersection, common open space area, or other primary pedestrian route within the development.

The gathering space shall include a minimum paved or hardscape area of 300 square feet and shall provide at least three of the following amenities:
• A bench or seating wall with seating for at least four persons; • One table with seating;
• Short-term bicycle parking;
• Decorative paving, stamped concrete, unit pavers, or similar enhanced paving material;
• Shade tree, trellis, canopy, or other shade feature;
• Pedestrian-scale lighting;
• Landscape planter, raised planter, or landscaped edge.

The gathering space shall be directly accessible from a sidewalk, paseo, or common pedestrian path and shall not be located within a required private yard, vehicle drive aisle, parking stall, trash enclosure area, or utility/service area. 292
Building Design

PURPOSE
To minimize the scale, massing, and bulk of buildings to respond to the scale of people and the building’s context and encourage variation and fine-grained detailing on large facades that add visual interest.

APPLICABILITY
These standards apply to multifamily residential buildings in districts outside the Downtown Specific Plan. Projects inside the Downtown Specific Plan are regulated by that plan.

BUILDING FORM AND MASSING

MAXIMUM UNINTERRUPTED FACADE LENGTH
No exterior wall plane may exceed 60 feet in length without including a facade offset per the requirements below.

FACADE OFFSETS
Provide one offset meeting any of the following:
• Wall plane change: A recess or projection of at least 18 inches in depth for at least 12 feet of wall length.
• Breezeway, courtyard, or recess: A breezeway, courtyard, or recessed balcony bay of at least 6 feet in depth for at least 10 feet of clear width. • Stacked balcony or loggia bay: A vertically aligned recessed balcony or loggia bay provided on at least two stories, with a recess depth of at least 6 feet and a bay width of at least 10 feet. A stacked bay shall count as the required facade offset even if the primary wall plane remains continuous outside the bay.

TOP-STORY STEPBACK
For any facade facing a public street, provide either:
• A stepback of the top story by at least 3 feet for at least 30 percent of that facade length, or
• Recessed balconies or loggias on the top story for at least 30 percent of that facade length.

ROOFS

PERMITTED ROOF FORMS
Roof forms may be hip, gable, shed, or low-slope.
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PROHIBITED ROOFING MATERIAL
Asphalt and composition shingles are prohibited as a primary roofing material.

REQUIRED VISIBLE ROOFING MATERIAL
All roof planes shall be finished with one of the following as the primary roofing material: clay tile, concrete tile, or concrete shingles.

LOW-SLOPE ROOF EAVE REQUIREMENT
For any low-slope roof (2:12 or less) on a principal building, provide a continuous projecting roof overhang on all street-facing facades meeting all of the following:
• Minimum overhang depth of 24 inches, measured horizontally from the exterior wall plane to the roof edge.
• Maximum overhang depth of 48 inches.
• A continuous soffit and fascia with a fascia depth of at least 6 inches (gutter may be included).
• Parapets are permitted only as a screen for low-slope roof membranes and equipment when the building also includes the required projecting overhang.

Parapets shall not be used as a substitute for the required projecting overhang.

GABLE-END TREATMENT (STREET-FACING)
For any gable end visible from a public street, the gable shall include one of the following:
• Gable infill differentiation and band or trim element: The triangular gable field shall include a material change, texture change, or wall color change distinct from the primary wall color applied to at least 60 percent of the gable field area, along with a horizontal band, belt course, or trim board at the gable base or within the gable field with a minimum face height of 6 inches and a continuous length.
• Accent feature: A decorative vent, louver, or comparable accent element on the gable end of an appropriate scale for a large gable may be provided in lieu of the gable infill and band or trim element.

ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT WELLS AND SCREENING

EQUIPMENT WELLS
Rooftop mechanical equipment may be located within a recessed equipment well or cut-out that is integrated into the roof form. The equipment well opening shall not exceed 20 percent of the total roof area of the building or per roof plane, unless required by building code or structural constraints. Equipment may be placed on a roof outside of an equipment well if the equipment is not visible from the ground. 294

REQUIRED SCREENING
For any rooftop mechanical equipment visible from a public street or public park or open space, provide screening that meets all of the following:
• Screening shall extend to at least 6 inches above the tallest piece of equipment, including vents and ductwork.
• Screening shall be solid or opaque with no more than 10 percent open area, excluding required access doors.
• Screening shall match the primary building in material and finish, using one or more of the following: stucco, integrally colored CMU, metal panel with architectural finish, fiber cement, or tile-clad parapet or coping.

EQUIPMENT WELL LOCATION
Equipment wells shall be located away from roof edges. The edge of the well shall be a minimum of 10 feet from any roof edge facing a public street, or 5 feet if the well is fully screened and not visible.

NO EXPOSED SUPPORT FRAMING
Structural supports, platforms, and conduit shall be painted to match adjacent surfaces and shall not be visible above the screening.

SCREENING VERIFICATION
The applicant shall submit a roof plan and street-facing elevations showing equipment height and screening height.

ENTRIES AND GROUND FLOOR

PRIMARY PEDESTRIAN ENTRY REQUIRED
Each primary building shall provide one of the following:
• A primary building entry facing a public street or a primary internal pedestrian paseo, or
• Individual primary entries for at least 50 percent of ground-floor dwelling units directly oriented to and accessed from an internal pedestrian pathway or paseo.

Internal pathway standards (if individual unit entries are used):

Internal pedestrian pathways providing access to unit entries shall include a continuous walking surface with a minimum clear width of 5 feet and a direct connection to a public sidewalk or a primary on-site pedestrian route.

ENTRY FEATURES
Each required entry shall include a covered area (awning, porch, recessed entry, or canopy) with at least 30 square feet of coverage, and a walkway from the sidewalk or paseo to the entry with at least 5 feet of clear width. 295

BREEZEWAY OR ARCH FEATURE (OPTIONAL)
An opening of at least 10 feet wide and at least 12 feet high may count as one required facade offset under the Building Form and Massing section.

Items Remaining to Be Completed
The following sections and topics require further development before this document is ready for substantial review for approval by the decision-making bodies of the City.

This list is organized as a working checklist.

Site Design, Landscape, and Public Realm Standards

1. Comprehensive landscaping standards. Develop a landscaping section.

2. Stormwater management standards. Refer applicants to Public Works Stormwater standards.

3. Publicly accessible outdoor space standards. Develop standards for publicly accessible outdoor spaces.

4. Private residential outdoor space standards. Develop standards for private common open space.

5. General wall and fence standards. Add wall and fence standards separate from parking lot screening.

6. Pedestrian-scaled lighting standards. Define specific fixture types, spacing, shielding, height, and illumination levels.

Parking, Access, Utilities, and Service Design

1. Structured parking standards. Research and draft requirements for structured parking facilities.

2. Parking lot landscaping. Develop interior parking lot landscaping standards based on our existing documents.

Building Design, Frontage, and Compatibility Standards

1. Retail/commercial ground-floor design. Add standards for mixed-use storefronts and commercial frontages.

2. Materials and colors. Develop broader material and color standards for multifamily and mixed-use buildings.

3. Adjacency adjustment standards. Develop specific objective standards for building massing transitions adjacent to existing lower-density residential development.
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Single-Family Residential Objective Design Standards
Preliminary Working Draft - May 2026
Building Form and Massing
Street-facing facades shall incorporate the massing strategies described in this section. For purposes of these standards, “street-facing facade” means any facade that faces a public street, private street, or primary internal drive. “Projection area” is measured as the horizontal footprint of the projection in plan view (the top down view), not the vertical surface area of the facade.

PROJECTION TYPES
Developments with three or fewer homes shall provide at least one single-floor or multi-floor projection on each home. Developments with more than three homes that include a two-story plan shall include at least one projection per model type, using a mix of single-floor and multi-floor projections.

Single-Floor Projection - A projection on either the lower or upper floor facade meeting all of the following:
• Must extend at least 1 foot from the main wall plane. • Must have a minimum area of 80 square feet.
• Must be topped by a gable, eave, or other roof form with visible tiles or shingles.

The roof may not be flat.

Multi-Floor Projection - Required only for housing developments that include a twostory plan and have more than three homes. A projection that extends from ground level to the upper-floor ceiling meeting all of the following:
• Must project at least 1 foot from the main wall plane. • Must have a minimum area of 124 square feet.
• Must be topped by a gable, eave, or other roof form with visible tiles or shingles.

The roof may not be flat.

SECOND-FLOOR STEPBACK
A minimum one-foot, street-facing stepback shall be applied to the second floor. The stepback shall span at least 60 percent of the total street-facing building elevation and shall be covered with an eave or roof component that matches the primary roof form of the building.

VISIBLE SEPARATION OF STORIES
On two-story homes, a clear visual delineation between the first and second stories shall be provided on all side and rear building facades. This delineation may be achieved through the use of a continuous architectural element such as a horizontal band, trim detail, or a projection of stucco-covered foam or other durable material. The design shall be integrated with the overall architectural style of the building and shall 297
clearly articulate the floor break to enhance visual interest and reduce perceived massing.

Facade Materials and Details
FAÇADE MATERIAL
The facade shall include a building base at least 3 feet in height, faced with stone or brick. This requirement does not apply to Spanish-style homes that use clay roof tiles.

VARIATION IN MATERIALS
At least two materials shall be used on any front facade, in addition to glazing and railings.

MATERIAL CHANGES AT CORNERS
Materials shall continue around corners to the next change in wall plane, to the fence line, or for a minimum distance of four feet.

PROHIBITED SIDING MATERIALS
The use of plain or grooved plywood (e.g., T1-11), vinyl, plastic (and plastic laminate), and fiberglass is prohibited.

BUILDING COMPONENT COLORS
All vents, flashing, and electrical conduits shall be painted the same color as the adjacent surface. Gutters and downspouts shall be painted the same color as the adjacent surface. Alternatively, gutters and downspouts may be a decorative material as approved by the Community Development Director (e.g., copper).

DOOR AND WINDOW TRIM
Doors shall include trim along all four sides.

WINDOWS
Windows shall include one of the following styles:
• Trim on all sides.
• Shutters in combination with upper and lower trim or a sill. • Recessed installation with trim on the upper and lower edges of the opening.

TRIM REQUIREMENTS
Trim dimensions shall be a minimum of 2 inches in depth and 2 inches in width. Trim materials shall be stucco-coated materials, cement fiber board, or wood. Trim shall be painted an accent color that is different from the primary wall color. 298
Shutters
Shutters are required on at least one second-floor rear window when the rear facade is adjacent to a park or a roadway with a total right-of-way width greater than 56 feet.

Alternatively, shutters may be provided on a second-floor side window in place of the rear window requirement if the side facade is more visible from the park or right-of-way than the rear facade.

For the purposes of this standard, a park and a property that is separated only by a street or highway shall be considered adjacent. The size and shape of shutters shall match the size and shape of the window.

Entry Porch
Primary entries shall provide a covered area with minimum dimensions of four feet in width and four feet in depth by recessing the entry, providing an awning or canopy, or using a combination of a recess and awning or canopy. Exceptions to this requirement may be approved by the Community Development Director or designee for alternative designs. Canvas, vinyl, and plastic awnings are prohibited.

Items Remaining to Be Completed
The following sections and topics require further development before this document is ready for substantial review for approval by the decision-making bodies of the City.

This list is organized as a working checklist.

Building Design Standards

1. Architectural variability standards. Develop requirements for the number of distinct floor plans, color schemes, roof forms, and material palettes required within a subdivision to prevent excessive repetition.

2. Gable treatment standards. Define the percentage of the gable face that must be covered in a distinct material, color, vent, louver, trim band, or comparable accent feature. Establish a clear measurement methodology for gable face height and area.

Site Design, Access, and Connectivity

1. Access and connectivity standards. Develop standards for subdivision layout or convert existing standards.

2. Pedestrian pathway standards. Define when pedestrian pathways are required within single-family developments, including pathways connecting homes to sidewalks, parking areas, common open spaces, trails, and neighborhood amenities.
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Landscaping, Walls, Fences, and Lighting

1. Single-family landscaping standards. Develop or convert existing landscaping standards.

2. Screening and buffer landscaping. Develop objective standards for landscaping used to screen utilities, parking areas, walls, fencing, sound walls, and rear or side elevations visible from public areas.

3. Wall and fence design standards. Determine whether to develop standards for wall/fence materials.

Parking, Utilities, Refuse, and Operational Design

1. Guest parking and auto-court standards. Determine whether single-family subdivisions, cluster developments, and auto-court layouts should include guest parking standards, parking location standards, or requirements for screening parking areas from public view.

2. Services, utilities, and equipment standards. Determine whether to regulate placement and screening of utility meters, backflow devices, transformers, mechanical equipment, irrigation equipment, and mailboxes.

3. Stormwater Infrastructure. Add language directing applicants to stormwater requirements.
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CITY OF OAKLEY

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES
DECEMBER 2003

DAVID GATES & ASSOCIATES
Landscape Architecture Land Planning Urban Design
2440 Tassajara Lane, Danville, CA 94526
(925)736-8176 www.dgates.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction 1
Purpose of the design guidelines 1
Use of the design guidelines 1
Community values 2
Oakley’s heritage 2
Livability and sustainability 4

2. Neighborhood Layout and Design 5
Neighborhood components 5
Infill compatibility 7
Estate neighborhoods 8

3. Residential Siting and Lot Design 9
Lot size variation 9
Setbacks 9
Front setbacks 9
Side and rear yard setbacks 11
Building mass 12
Garage / driveway configurations 13
Accessory structures 15

4. Architectural Character 16
Facade articulation 16
General 16
Front elevation 17
Windows and doors 18
Roof form 19
Materials, finishes, colors and detailing 20
Energy efficiemcy 22
Architectural style 23
Arts and crafts, craftsman, bungalow style 24
California Traditional, Ranch, Prairie style 25
Spanish Eclectic, Mission, Monterey style 26

5. Streetscape 27
Entries 27
Community entries 28
Highlighted intersections 30
Neighborhood entries 31
Roads and streets 33
General 33
Arterial streets 34
Neighborhood collectors and local streets 37
Soundwalls, walls and fences 40
Street furniture and lighting 41
Tree palette for identity streets 42
Street tree list 44
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1 1INTRODUCTION
Purpose of the Design Guidelines
The City of Oakley Design Guidelines address the characteristics of public and private places that make a community visually interesting, functional, and a source of community pride. These Guidelines are intended to aid project developers, design professionals, City staff, the Planning Commission and City Council in the design review of individual, public and private development within the City of Oakley.

The intent is to ensure consistent quality while supporting flexibility and the ability to provide unique solutions which may fulfill the intended design.

Use of the Design Guidelines
This document contains both proscriptive (mandatory) and suggestive (strongly encouraged) guidelines. While setting minimum standards for a number of design issues, it is the intention of the Design Guidelines to allow as much freedom and flexibility as may be necessary to provide for creative design expression while achieving and maintaining a high level of quality and continuity as the community develops over time.

Project applicants should provide sufficient graphics and information to demonstrate that the proposed project meets the provisions of the Design Guidelines, or if not, that it achieves the intent of the Design Guidelines by other means.

Whenever there appears to be a conflict between these Design Guidelines and the City of Oakley General Plan, these Guidelines shall prevail. For items not covered by these Guidelines, the Oakley Zoning Code shall be used as a guide. For properties in the Redevelopment Area, the Oakley Redevelopment Area Planned Unit District Guidelines will be used. 303
2 Community Values
Oakley’s Heritage - A place for families in the heart of the Delta Oakley has a strong sense of place. It’s location on the Delta has imbued it with a particular flavor, and its agricultural heritage is still in evidence. Its historic downtown is central to its small town feeling.

An important function of these Guidelines is to reinforce and preserve Oakley’s unique character.

Within the City of Oakley are several distinguishable zones, illustrated in the figure below. Each of these zones has its own aesthetic character. As land uses evolve, the sense of place and of history can be preserved through design. In interpreting these Guidelines, consideration should be given to the ways in which design choices may reinforce the qualities inherent in each zone. For example, where an arterial road passes through the Delta or Topographic Zone, the landscaping may include more informal clustering of trees, and where it passes through the Agriculture or Existing Community Zone, an orchard pattern or regular spacing of trees may be more appropriate.

Water features such as riparian channels might be integrated into a

EXISTING

COMMUNITY
ZONE

TOPOGRAPHIC
ZONE

HISTORIC

DOWNTOWN

DELTA ZONE

AGRICULTURE
ZONE
Topographic zone
Existing community
Topographic zone
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3 subdivision in the Delta Zone. Entry materials and planting may evoke different zone characteristics. For example, rock walls and oak clusters may signify the Topographic Zone, whereas a wall with a grape arbor may bring the history of the Agriculture Zone to mind, and a stand of water loving trees may announce the Delta.

Oakley’s natural heritage is also an asset to be preserved and celebrated. The Oakley community places high value on its open space and trail system, and its heritage trees. In site planning decisions, preservation of significant existing trees should be of the highest priority. Where it is possible to maintain view corridors to open space, or to maintain or establish pedestrian connections to the trail system and open space, those opportunities should be maximized. In designing streetscape, it is important to highlight creek, canal and trail crossings. By emphasizing Oakley’s natural features in project design, an important layer of texture will be preserved in the Oakley landscape.

Delta zone
Agriculture zone
Agriculture zone

ARCHITECTURE
Articulate facades
Vary roof forms
Coherent styles and materials
Single-story elements
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DRIVEWAYS
! Minimize width

SIDEWALK
! Shaded by trees

FRONTYARD
Varied setbacks
Porches, trellis, low fences
may extend into setback
!
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Trees within 5’ of sidewalk
!

THE STREET
Enclosed with trees
Safe to cross
Slow traffic speeds
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BUILDING EDGE
Front porch/stoop
Highlight front door
De-emphasize garage
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4 Livability and Sustainability
Good design can enhance a city’s livability. With careful consideration, neighborhoods and streets can be designed to retain a friendly, small town feeling. To create a more livable community, attention must be paid to pedestrian and vehicular circulation patterns, visual interest, scale, rhythms, open space and physical comfort. For example, in designing a residential neighborhood or subdivision, it is necessary to evaluate the pedestrian circulation system so that neighborhood children will be able to walk or ride to the local school or park in safety (minimizing potential conflict points with vehicles, maintaining visibility along pedestrian corridors) and comfort (wide enough sidewalks, trees for shade and wind protection). It is necessary to consider the siting and architectural form to ensure harmony, variety and interest along the neighborhood street. These Guidelines address many specific elements that contribute to a comfortably scaled, visually pleasing residential environment.

It is also intended that these Guidelines encourage sustainable development and building practices. In the site planning context, this includes such elements as storm water (runoff) management, installation of well systems for irrigation, and building siting for solar exposure or to minimize grading. In the architectural context, sustainability includes not only the use of appropriate materials, but consideration of energy conserving design. In landscape and streetscape treatment, it includes such elements as tree planting to create shade in summer and allow light in winter, and use of drought tolerant and low water use plant materials. It is encouraged that LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) criteria be used in determining siting, building materials, energy and water use, and landscaping.

Good site planning, architecture and streetscape design are all building blocks for creating good neighborhoods. These Guidelines provide criteria and direction to help in the building process. 306
5 2NEIGHBORHOOD LAYOUT AND DESIGN
The layout and design of a residential neighborhood has a significant impact on its identity as a separate and special place, and its integration into the larger community. This section discusses overall concepts in neighborhood design, as well as specific components which impact the character and functionality of the neighborhood. This section is applicable to multi-unit subdivisions of various sizes. A section on estate neighborhoods is also included, to discuss the characteristics that differentiate estates from smaller lot neighborhoods.

Neighborhood Components

1. Develop a hierarchy of streets which are legible and functional.

Circulation should be clearly defined. Local streets - smaller, with slower traffic - create a more intimate environment for residents. Collectors provide clear paths in and out of the neighborhood. Streetscape design is discussed in detail in the “Streetscape” section.

Fig. 5.1 Neighborhood components
Clear Edges
Hierarchy of Roads
Pedestrian Connection - Legible Circulation
to Trail
Single-loaded Local Street
with Visual and /or
Pedestrian Access to
Arterial / Collector
Neighborhood
Entry
Safe Pedestrian Access
to School
Central
Space
Cul de sac with Visual and /or
Pedestrian Access to Arterial / Collector
Arterial or
Collector
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6 2. Make the neighborhood entries distinct and memorable. Entries add to neighborhood identity, as well as acting as a visual amenity.

Entries are discussed in detail in the “Streetscape“ section.

3. Define the neighborhood with clear edges. The edge may be a natural feature such as a creek, or it may be a landscape buffer and/or attractive wall. Punctuate long stretches of soundwall with open fencing, berming and/or landscaping where cul-desacs abut arterials, or by locating segments of single-loaded local streets parallel to the arterial.

4. Provide open space within the neighborhood. Parks, neighborhood greens and linear trails provide recreational opportunities and visual relief. They add significantly to the neighborhood’s character, and function as the community’s social spaces.

Fig. 5.2 Community context

NEIGHBORHOOD
- cohesive streetscape
- high quality architecture
- neighborhood identity
PARK
- bike and pedestrian connections
with neighborhoods, schools, core
- vital community facility to
enhance quality of neighborhood

DETENTION BASIN
SPORTS
FIELDS
SCHOOL

COMMUNITY ENTRY
- create unique character
reflective of community
- sense of arrival

NEIGHBORHOOD ENTRY
- create statement characteristic
of neighborhood
- sense of arrival

COMMUNITY
ENTRY

NEIGHBORHOOD

NEIGHBORHOOD

COMMUNITY CORE
- bike and pedestrian connections
- neighborhood services
- focal plaza for community events
VIEW
VIEW

MAJOR ARTERIAL
- provide distinctive
streetscape for City

HIGHER DENSITY

RESIDENCES

GATEWAY

AT BRIDGE

NEIGHBORHOOD

VIEWS INTO

NEIGHBORHOOD
- create visual access
- break expanse of walls
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7 5. Create a central place. Whether it is a community center, a park, or a small green space used as a commons, a central place acts as a focal point for the neighborhood.

6. Connect with the surrounding community. Safe and efficient pedestrian and bicycle connections as well as visual connections help to integrate the neighborhood with the greater community. · Where a neighborhood abuts a trail, park or open space, provide pedestrian and bicycle access from the neighborhood. · Provide safe and efficient pedestrian and bicycle circulation for children travelling to and from schools.
· Create visual access by using open fencing, berming and/or landscaping rather than soundwalls as described above.

7. Incorporate energy and resource efficient design, and encourage sustainable practices. · Consider use of natural drainage swales, riparian corridors and dual use detention areas for storm water (runoff) management. · Install reclaimed water supply lines for future irrigation. Refer to City of Oakley Engineering Standards for reclaimed water requirements. Consider installation of well systems for irrigation of parks, parkways and open areas.
· Lay out lots to best take advantage of sun and wind patterns and natural topography.

Infill Compatibility
Whenever a builder of a single home or of multiple homes seeks a permit to build within an existing subdivision or is adjacent to an existing development, the look of the new home(s) should be such that it appears to a casual viewer that all of the homes were designed as one development.

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8 The criteria to be considered in making that determination include but are not limited to: the size range of the homes, the design of the homes, the quality of materials used, fencing and vegetation palette, colors and setbacks.

The community development department shall assign any new development in or near any existing subdivisions to the appropriate subdivision to be used for design guidance, unless a new higher quality of development is being applied for, in which case, the developer may submit plans for a new subdivision design.

Estate Neighborhoods
Parts of Oakley will retain a more rural character. Areas containing larger lots (typically Zones R-15 to R-100) may be developed as estate neighborhoods. The look and feel of estate neighborhoods will differ from that of other residential development in a number of ways.

1. Streetscapes may be more rustic. Concrete sidewalks may be omitted on one or both sides of the street.

2. Street lighting may be omitted on local streets.

3. Circular driveways are allowed with two curb cuts per lot.

4. Fencing materials may include wood, wrought iron or masonry.

Rustic styles such as split rail or three-rail fences may also be acceptable.

Estate neighborhoods will follow most of the guidelines described in this document. Because greater setbacks are required on the larger lots, and because more flexibility in building siting is possible, some of the guideline provisions may be waived, including:

1. The requirement that 20% of units shall be single story.

2. The requirement that 50% of corner lots be single story, however, 50% of corner estate lots shall have a significant one-story element.
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9 Vary lot size and configuration
to create interest or respond to site
Existing
Mature Trees
Avoid long straight “walls” of buildings
3RESIDENTIAL SITING AND LOT DESIGN
One of the important goals of these guidelines is to create a functional residential streetscape that provides variety in appearance, as well as individuality for each home. The following section elaborates on home siting and massing criteria which will contribute to the creation of a successful street scene. While it is not necessary that every method be used, selective and appropriate use will enhance the quality of the neighborhood.

Lot size variation

1. Provide for a less “measured” look for new subdivision design while allowing flexibility for topographic variety.
· Explore variation in lot size and configuration to create visual interest, and to respect and preserve the natural setting (e.g. to preserve existing trees or avoid extensive grading). (Fig. 2.1).

Where minimum dimensions are stated, it is strongly encouraged that they be exceeded.

Front setbacks:

1. Vary setbacks along the street frontage to avoid long straight “walls” of buildings along the street.

Fig. 2.1 Lot variation
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10 · Not more than two (2) adjacent homes shall have the same front setback. (Fig. 2.2)
· For each group of three adjacent homes, at least one should contain a home whose front yard setback varies from those of its neighbors by at least 5 feet. Minimum setbacks may not be reduced to accommodate this variation. (Fig. 2.3)

2. Create visual interest by allowing certain structures within the front setback.
· One-story porches may protrude up to 5 feet into the front setback.
· Entry monuments, trellises, portals, arbors, entry gates and low landscape walls or fences (maximum 36” in height) may be allowed within the front setback.

Examples of structures that may be allowed
within the front setback
Fig. 2.3 Varied front setback in relation to adjacent homes Not more than 2 adjacent homes
should have the same setback
Fig. 2.2 Varied front setbacks
Minimum front setback
5’ min. 10’ 5’ min.

Minimum front setback

ACCEPTABLE PREFERRED
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11 Side and rear yard setbacks:

1. Relate side yard setbacks to the massing of the residence. Provide adequate setbacks between units to protect privacy and to allow landscaping appropriate with the scale of homes. Setbacks should be varied to respond to site conditions, architectural mass and neighborhood character. · The minimum aggregate side yard setbacks between adjacent two-story elements shall be 15 feet. (Fig. 2.4)
· A side elevation may be considered a single story element where the second story is recessed at least 5 feet.
· Where minimum side yard setbacks are used, care should be taken that windows are located so as to provide privacy. · Where lot sizes allow, provide larger side yard setbacks adjacent the garage to provide room for R.V. parking in the side setback.

2. Use side yard setbacks for landscaping and to provide views between buildings. · Protrusions such as air conditioning units shall not be allowed into the minimum side yard setback. Roof overhangs which do not preclude screen planting or fireplaces that do not obstruct circulation or access may be exceptions.

3. Vary setbacks for visual interest where rear or side elevations are visible from major roadways or public areas.
· Vary rear yard setbacks by at least 5 feet where visible from major roadways or public areas.
· Vary side yard setbacks between units to avoid monotony as seen from major roadways or public areas.

Single story setbacks with landscape
Monotonous rear setbacks along major
roads are not encouraged
More than minimum side setback is
encouraged in cases of two story elevations
Minimum setback allowed
5’ min.
2nd story recess
PL
PL
15’ min. between
two-story buildings
Fig. 2.4 Side yard setback
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12 Building mass

1. Create diversity by varying the bulk and mass of buildings. Avoid a monotonous streetscape by creating diverse house footprints with cutouts and pop-outs. (Fig. 2.5)
· Combine single and two-story building elements and forms.

Provide transitions between one and two-story buildings to ensure architectural compatibility. Second story setbacks are encouraged. A two-story building is more harmonious to a neighboring one story home if it also contains a one story element. · At least 20% of units within a subdivision shall be single story. · Not more than 25% of units within one subdivision may have the same two-story plan. Units with similar building elevations may not be located on adjacent lots or directly across the street from each other. A maximum of two such units may be allowed adjacent or opposite one another, only if they are noticeably different in colors, materials and details.

Fig. 2.5 Varied elevations and building massing.

Stagger and offset
adjacent units
Combine different
building forms
Do vary elevations. Combine single
and two-story building forms.

Avoid monotonous elevations
Avoid This
Do This
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13 2. Corner lots are highly visible and require special treatment. Single story or stepped two-story homes are encouraged, as they create an attractive yard and streetscape. Porch entries on corners provide a welcoming scale.
· At least 50% of corner lots in a subdivision shall be one-story units.
· On corner lots, reduce the feeling of height and mass by placing the short side elevation on the corner. (Fig. 2.6) · Locate driveways away from the corner so to reduce their visual prominence and allow landscaping to wrap around.

Garage/driveway configurations

1. Avoid garage-dominated streetscapes. Explore opportunities to minimize visual impacts of garage doors and driveways by locating garages to the rear of the parcel, to use side-loaded or angled garages and to provide increased setbacks for garages. · It is desired that at least 20% of residences in a development have garages which either do not face the street or have a minimum of 35 feet front setback to the garage door.
· When utilizing a side-loading garage, articulate the primary garage facade facing the street with window openings and shadow relief.
· Avoid internal streetscape dominated by a repetitive pattern of similar garage doors. Where more than three similar garage doors in a single unit are located in a row, planting areas Side-loading and separated garages
Fig. 2.7 Garage configuration
Recessed garage
Recessed and divided garage doors
Stagger and offset
adjacent units
Combine single and
two-story building forms
Face the shorter side elevation,
or locate single story buildings
at corners
Fig. 2.6 Corner lot massing
Street
Detached Garage
G G
Street
Recessed Garage
G
Street
Rotated Garage
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14 should be used to scale the visual impact. No more than two adjacent units shall use the same garage placement configuration. (Fig. 2.7) · Front-facing garages door shall be recessed at least 3 feet behind the front elevation of the house whenever possible. Recessing front-facing garage doors behind the residential front door is encouraged.
· Front-facing garage doors should take up no more than 50% of the front building elevation. Consider use of visually divided garage doors to reduce the perceived expanse of doors. (Fig. 2.8)
· Explore opportunities to stagger setback of doors for 3-car garages. Front-facing 3-car garages shall have at least one garage door staggered a minimum of 2 feet on the front building elevation. Configuration of 3-car garages with two tandem spaces is encouraged.

2. Encourage front yard landscaping and create a more appealing streetscape.
· Not more than 25% of a lot’s frontage may be used for a driveway opening (except on cul de sacs), however an 18’ driveway width is allowable for a two car drive on any lot. (Fig. 2.8) Elevation Width
(E)
Lot Frontage Width (L)
Front-facing garage door width
shall be a maximum of 50% (E),
and driveway to be a maximum
of 25% (L)
Fig. 2.8 Garage and driveway proportions
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15 · Only one curb cut per lot is allowed.

3. Storage of recreational vehicles and boats can present a visual problem if not addressed in the development of a neighborhood site plan.
· Where recreational vehicles or boats are to be stored on an individual homesite, storage shall be located behind the front facade of the home, behind the 6’ high good neighbor privacy fencing.

Accessory structures

1. The intent of guidelines for accessory structures is to avoid creating a nuisance which may interfere with a neighbor’s privacy or outdoor enjoyment, such as noise, dust, or odor.
· Accessory structures must meet setback and height requirements set forth in the City of Oakley Zoning Code. · The materials and the architectural style of an accessory structures should match the materials and style of the primary unit. · Site and design accessory structures to minimize their visibility from adjacent residences and public areas. Avoid creating intrusive views into neighboring homes or outdoor use areas from accessory structures.
· Design and locate air conditioning equipment, and pool and spa mechanical equipment so that noise will not adversely impact neighbors.
· Large satellite dishes should be screened from view of adjacent property and public areas. Small satellite dishes ( 20” or less) may be located as required for best reception.
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16 ARCHITECTURAL CHARA 4 CTER
The goal of these architectural guidelines is to provide general design criteria and guidance for the development of various neighborhoods in the City of Oakley. These guidelines have been developed to establish a high level product quality, to assure both variety and compatibility, and to enhance the community’s overall value.

The architectural character of new residences in the City of Oakley should be appropriate to the region. Diversity and innovation are encouraged within the framework of high quality design and construction standards. Following are categories of issues that should be addressed to achieve an attractive, well-scaled residential environment.

Facade Articulation
General

1. Design elevations to be viewed from multiple directions. Provide a well integrated continuity of materials, colors and detailing , with a consistent treatment that wraps around all facades.

Avoid large, flat facades on the front, back and sides of the buildings. This is especially important where sides and/or back are visible from major roadways or public spaces.
· With two-story buildings, delineate the different levels with elements like bandings or roofs that continue around the building. Two-story buildings should include a stepped back or “popout” element on the second floor to break up the building mass. Upper levels should be stepped back from the front facade as necessary to reduce perceived heights. All building second story elevations facing the street shall have windows or other significant architectural features.
· A variety of elements such as front porches and balconies should be considered, to create interesting spaces and transitional outdoor areas. Balconies could occur at upper level corners to lend transparency to the mass, as well as help ‘turn the corner’.

Avoid large, flat facades that are visible
from major roadways
Design elevations to be viewed from
multiple directions
Facade articulation that
does not wrap around corner
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17 · Articulate the building mass of each house or building to create substantial shadows.

Front Elevation

1. A welcoming entry should be the dominant feature of the front elevation of each home. The building plan and roof form should highlight the entry, providing visibility and identity from the street. · Emphasize home entries to reinforce pedestrian orientation and country warmth of the community. Usable front porches and wide entry stairs, which are permitted to protrude into setbacks, can personalize the streetscape. Consider separating the entry walk from the driveway. · Integrate features like columns, porches and roof overhangs to create a protected entry area.
· Detailing of front doors should reflect the style and quality of the home.
· Articulate or recess doors into the wall plane.

2. De-emphasize garages to create a friendlier streetscape. (For garage setbacks and locations, refer to Chapter 2: Residential Siting and Lot Design.)
· Use decorative garage doors with glass details and pattern moldings. Avoid monotonous, flat doors.
· Consider designing two-car garage openings to reduce the perceived mass of the garage. Garage doors must be wide enough to accommodate large family vehicles such as S.U.V.s or pick-up trucks.
· Detail the garage consistent with the architecture of the house.

The design treatment of the door should strive to reduce the overall visual mass of the garage.
· When using a side loading garage, articulate the primary garage facade facing the street with window openings and shadow relief. · Residential designs that include side or recessed access to garages are strongly encouraged.

Details and balconies that turn the corner
lend transparency to the building
Entry porches create a welcoming scale to
the facade and streetscape
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18 Windows and Doors

1. Window patterns, proportions and detailing are a major component of the architectural style. · Use appropriate window forms (deeply recessed, arched, grouped or double-hung easement windows, etc.) to complement the architectural style of the building. · Include special treatments such as divided panes, window boxes, deep sills and functional shutters to highlight the windows. Avoid unpainted aluminum or large expanses of undivided pane windows. · All windows and doors should have raised elements to create shadow and interest on the facade.
· Recess windows into the wall plane and align windows whenever possible. · Window casing materials and colors should complement the buildings materials and colors.

Intricately detailed doors and windows are
encouraged
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19 Roof Form

1. Create a varied roofscape appropriate to the architectural style, while avoiding repetitive and monotonous forms.
· Articulate roof forms to provide varied planes and masses within the overall roof; for example, combine a variety of one and two-story roofs with eave height variations, roof offsets, dormers, vents and breaks in roof plane.
· Avoid monotonous simple pitched roofs. Vary roof orientations, slopes and heights to create interesting planes and ridges, and to break up large expanses. Flat or almost flat roofs are strongly discouraged.
· Punctuate large expanses of roof by allowing the roof form to reflect the functional spaces within each building.
· Combine one and two-story roofs with eave height variations.

Include overhanging eaves and detailed gutters to create shadows on the building. · Create a more intricate scale by including appropriate roof elements like dormers and gables.

Porch roofs emphasizes horizontality and
de-emphasizes vertical scale
Avoid monotonous simple pitched roofs
Combine one and two story roofs to
help ‘step down’ building mass
A strong roof punctuated by a row
of dormers with windows
Combining roof elements create interest and a
high quality appearance
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20 Materials, Finishes, Colors and Detailing

1. Materials and colors should promote harmony, as well as interest within a neighborhood. Architectural styles should utilize a limited palette of compatible materials, avoiding excessive different materials and colors that detract more than enhance the overall appearance.
· Compatible (not duplicate) color schemes should be used on adjacent homes. Use warm, natural colors instead of stark white to reduce glare and perceived mass of the building. · Transitioning of materials on the building should be subtle and occur with a change of plane on the facade. Use of a masonry or brick curtain around the base of the house is encouraged. · Vary roof materials and colors from one house to the next, in a compatible manner. Roof materials should always complement the architectural style. Suggested colors include wood and earth tones. Materials and colors of gutters and downspouts should be integral with the architecture.

2. The materials and forms used should be appropriate to the character of the Oakley community. Diversity and innovation is encouraged within the framework of high quality design and construction standards. Natural, classic, rustic and residential-scale forms and materials should be the focus of the design palette. · Exterior wall materials should be appropriate to the architectural style. Refer to ‘Architectural Styles,’ below.

Abrupt and illogical change in materials
result in an incoherent and superficial
appearance
DO NOT: Change materials and colors without
turning the corner or on the same wall plane
DO: Transition materials with
a change in the wall plane
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21 · The use of the following building materials is encouraged:

Roofs: Tile, or concrete or steel tile (composition or wood shake roofs are not allowed)
Walls: Horizontal and vertical siding, stucco, plaster, masonry Windows: Small divisions of large glazed areas are preferred over large panes of glass
Chimney: Stone, brick, stucco, plaster
· The use of stone and brick is encouraged on front elevations. · Preferred colors include contemporary colors, soft pastels, grays, beiges, and other earth tones. Other color palettes may be acceptable upon review by Staff and Planning Commission. · Modern interpretations of rustic, agrarian details and materials are especially appropriate to Oakley. Examples include white-trimmed wood siding, exposed rafters, vertical doublehung windows, and front porches. · Provide all residential units with a clearly visible house number and pedestrian level security lighting. · Integrate metal vents and flashing, gutters and downspouts into the building design in a manner that enhances the visual image. New homes shall be constructed with interior wiring connections. Where they are added to existing structures, wires for additional cable, satellite or phone service should be secured to the house, and screened when possible.
· Ground-mounted mechanical equipment shall be screened from view with landscaping or fencing.
· Fences should have a finished, trimmed look, of good design, and constructed with quality materials compatible with the house design. Wooden fencing shall have steel posts, or a similar alternative.

Stark white color emphasizes building mass
Utilize a limited palette of complementary
materials
Horizontal Siding
Board & Batten
Masonry
Rock
Shingle
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22 Energy and Resource Efficiency

1. Design and site units so as to take full advantage of natural heating and cooling, sun and wind exposure, and solar energy opportunities.

2. Use of sustainable and recyclable materials is encouraged.

3. The use of solar energy alternatives allowing for electrical and/ or heat generation is desired but not required in all new construction.

4. Greywater systems are encouraged in all new construction.

Refer to City of Oakley engineering standards for reclaimed water requirements.

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23 Architectural Style

1. Design individual units with one consistent style. Design the style of fixtures, fences, and accessory structures to match the building’s architectural style.

2. Building architecture should incorporate a variety of units, building sizes and heights, and color accents. Avoid duplicating the architectural character on the closely adjacent or opposite units without altering the details, materials and colors to create a varied appearance.

3. Details and fixtures should be aesthetically complete, functional and integral with the building and not appear superficial.

A thorough understanding of an architectural style is needed to create a harmonious design with appropriate architectural elements, details and fixtures. The following is a brief description of different architectural style categories that may be adopted in the residential designs.

Distinctive, imageable architecture styles
complete with appropriate elements,
details and fixtures
Incoherent architecture style with arched
and rectangular windows, occasional
decorative shutters, highlighted garage
door detail not repeated elsewhere, etc.

Identical strong architectural element
repeated every two lots
In spite of material change, the architectural
character appears duplicated on adjacent
lots
Elements that detract from the architecture quality
Dominant garage doors,
large and lacking details
5 different materials here
Small, chopped up facades Incoherent location of window Diminished and recessed
front entry
Driveway needs
detailing / pavers
Window sill resting on roofline Artificial gable
Dominant garage doors,
large and lacking details
5 different materials here
Small, chopped up facades Incoherent location of window Diminished and recessed
front entry
Driveway needs
detailing / pavers
Window sill resting on roofline Artificial gable
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24 Arts and Crafts, Craftsman, Bungalow style
Form:

One or two story home with a predominant horizontal appearance. A full or partial width elevated front porch or stoop is an integral element. Typically, short and square columns rest upon more massive piers, or a low porch wall. Commonly, the piers or columns have sloping (battered) sides. Stone, shingle, brick and stucco are common materials.

Roof:

Low pitched gable roof with eave overhangs and elaborate exposed rafters. The porch is typically a covered extension of the front gabled roof. Materials include shingle-looking tiles.

Materials and Colors:

Horizontal wood siding, shingles and stucco are the primary materials. Stone or brick is frequently used for the porch base, lower half of columns and chimneys. Colors range from earth tones to pastels, with low contrasts between colors and materials.

Details:

Horizontal groups of three or more windows typically found on the second floor.

Images from: ‘The Essential Guide to Traditional Homes’, Home Planners, inc., and ‘American House Styles’, John Milnes Baker, A.I.A. 326
25 California Traditional, Ranch, Prairie style
Form:

Low, horizontal profile arranged linearly and relating to outdoor spaces like gardens and patios.

Roofs:

Low pitch, hip and gable with shake-like tiles. Wide projecting eaves with exposed rafters and fascia boards.

Materials:

Plaster, horizontal siding (board and batten, clapboards) and occasionally stone or masonry.

Details:

Multi-paned windows in varying sizes and types, sometimes configured in horizontal bands. Sliding glass or french doors to connect with outdoor spaces like porches, verandas and decks.

Images from: ‘The Essential Guide to Traditional Homes’, Home Planners, inc., and ‘American House Styles’, John Milnes Baker, A.I.A. 327
26 Images from: ‘The Essential Guide to Traditional Homes’, Home Planners, inc., and ‘American House Styles’, John Milnes Baker, A.I.A.

Spanish Eclectic, Mission, Monterey style
Form:

One or two story volumes incorporating courtyards, patios, colonnades, archways and balconies. The wall predominates over window openings and appear thick and massive. This style is frequently asymmetric in form.

Roof:

The roof is often asymmetrically broken up into elements of different heights. Typically with a near flush eave, exposed rafter ends, and barrel or s-tiles.

Materials:

Troweled plaster or stucco walls with little or no texture. Frequent use of wrought iron ornamental rails and grilles.

Details:

Deep inset windows at irregular placements. The focal element is usually an elaborate main wooden door.
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27 STREETSCAPE 5
The streetscape is one of the primary visual systems in a community, and as such, constitutes a major source of community identity. This section addresses Oakley’s streetscape – entries, roadway edges and landscaping, that establish a tone for City.

Entries
As the first points of impression of the community or neighborhood, the entries are important elements in establishing a community image. An entry should feel like an “outdoor room” that creates a sense of entry and enclosure, creatively blending planting, paving, lighting, signage, site furniture and landmark elements into a composition that expresses a sense of welcome, entry, and identity. Landmark elements might include: fountains, pylons, low decorative walls, colorful bedding plants, or other memorable elements that draw the eye.

Fig. 4.1 Entries and Identity Streets
Major Community Entry Highlighted Intersection Downtown Entry Main Street
Laurel Road
Carpenter Road
Neroly Road
O’hara Avenue
Highway 4
Sellers Avenue
East Cypress Road
Empire Avenue
Neroly Road
Oakley Road
Neroly Road
Highway 4
Delta Road
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28 The entries should harmonize with the adjacent streetscape treatment and be appropriate to the scale and character of the neighborhood or area it represents.

Entries may share similar elements, but the combination and scale of elements will vary depending on the importance of the entry in the overall City hierarchy. The hierarchy of entries is expressed in Fig.

4.1 Entries and Identity Streets. In this plan, Community Entries are the largest and most significant, and Highlighted Intersections are somewhat smaller in scale, representing transitions through different areas of Oakley. Neighborhood Entries, not shown on the graphic, occur at the entries to neighborhood developments or subdivisions.

Certain locations may warrant specialized treatment, such as a banner announcement system at the soccer complex corner of Neroly Road and O’Hara Avenue.

Community Entries
Community entries should be provided at the following access points to the Oakley community:
· Main Street, Neroly Road and Bridgehead Road
· Main Street, Neroly Road and Delta Road
· Future Laurel Road and Highway 4 Bypass
· Empire Avenue and Neroly Road
The intent is to create an awareness of entering the community by creating a portal effect. Community entries should be designed for maximum impact when viewed from a car traveling at arterial speeds (Fig. 4.2).

1. Provide visually strong landmark elements flanking the road.

Components of a community entry could include:
· orchard-type tree plantings of flowering trees,
· hedgerow-type plantings of tall, columnar trees,
· a water feature,
· special pavement as a welcome mat,
· specimen or accent trees and flowering perennials,
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29 Special Paving
Entry Trees:

Vertical, showy, or large
canopy trees
Entry
Monolith
Median
AccentTrees
Accent
Planting
Large setback
to accommodate
entry statement
Arterial Road
· a system of diagonal or curvilinear walls, with vertical monuments in key locations, · landmarks, planting, signage, lighting and site furniture that are reflective of the character of the area.

2. Design each entry to be integral with its surrounding terrain.

3. Provide designated setback areas at each community entry. Extend entry treatment to include adjacent medians.

4. Community entry signage should be clearly visible to motorists.

Entry signage should be high enough to allow for significant planting in the foreground.

Fig. 4.2 Community Entry
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30 Highlighted Intersections
Highlighted intersections occur at important crossroads in the City, or at points of transition between different zones of the City. They receive enhanced treatment which may take the form of greater setbacks, enhanced planting or other visual landmarks (Fig. 4.3). While these intersections typically occur on arterial roads and should be designed to be easily perceived from a traveling vehicle, the elements should also be appropriate to the pedestrian scale. The “gateways” to the historic downtown center of Oakley would be included in this category.

1. Components of a highlighted intersection could include:
· increased setbacks for planting,
· specimen or accent trees, or other vertical elements, · architectural monumentation,
· special pavement at crosswalks,
· colorful flowering perennials,
· a system of diagonal or curvilinear walls, with vertical monuments in key locations, · landmarks, planting, signage, lighting and site furniture that are Fig. 4.3 Highlighted Intersections
Monoliths
Increased Setback
for Entry Treatment
Entry
Walls
Entry
Trees
Double Rows
at Entry
Median with
Accent Trees
Double Rows of
Vertical Trees
Accent Trees
Increased
Setback
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31 reflective of the character of the area.

2. Maintain clear sight lines at all intersections.

3. Extend special accent treatment to include adjacent medians.

Neighborhood Entries
Neighborhood entries should create a special identity for each neighborhood using flowering trees, accent plantings and building materials that reflect the unique character of the neighborhood (Fig. 4.4).

Neighborhood entries should be smaller in size and scale than the community entries, or highlighted intersections, and typically occur on neighborhood collector streets. Scale each neighborhood entry to the size of the overall neighborhood it represents.

Fig. 4.4 Neighborhood Entries
Residence
Increased setback
to accommodate
entry landscape
Special Entry Paving
Entry Tree Planting
Residence
Include special lighting: Integrate crosswalk
uplights and feature lights
Increased setback
to accommodate
entry landscape
Special Paving
Entry Wall
and Monolith
Entry Median
with Accent Trees
Hedge line, wall or metal fence

MINOR ENTRY

MAJOR ENTRY
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32 1. Provide a minimum of one entry feature for each residential neighborhood. Extend entry treatment to nearby medians.

Neighborhood entry signage should not be located on arterial medians.

2. Narrow the roadway or “throat” to emphasize the entry. Use a planted median or bulb out the sidewalk and planting areas along the roadway at the entry to create this effect.

3. Direct views from the project entry to neighborhood amenities such as a recreation center, park, or open space, to enhance the social ambience.

4. Develop transit nodes at neighborhood entries.

5. Components of a neighborhood entry may include:
· a widened sidewalk at the intersection,
· special pavement to announce entry into the neighborhood, · flowering perennials,
· a system of walls and/or entry monuments,
· signage for project name identification.
· Imaginative, high-quality, wall and sign designs are encouraged. · Well systems are encouraged for streetscape landscaping.

6. Trees and shrubs shall be located so as not to interfere with clear sight lines, for vehicle safety.

7. Entry graphics should be simple and clearly legible to motorists.

Defining components
Gateway
Memorable elements
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33 Roads & Streets
General

1. The streetscape should support the hierarchy of streets to help establish a sense of orientation and organization within the City of Oakley. The landscape treatment of each street should be different and generally commensurate in scale with its importance, with larger trees along arterials and smaller trees on collectors, industrial and residential streets. Landscape setbacks should be wider on arterials than on collectors. Lighting should be most intense on arterials, and least intense on residential streets.

2. All landscaping should employ a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees, shrubs, groundcovers and turf where appropriate.

The plant palette should be relatively limited and applied in groupings of similar species rather than a few plants of many different species planted together. The use of water conserving plantings, such as California natives and drought tolerant trees, shrubs and turf is encouraged.

3. Adequate sight lines shall be maintained at all intersections. Different tree species shall be planted at intersections to highlight these areas.

4. Street and median trees should be of a minimum 24” box container size on arterial streets, and a minimum 15 gallon container size on collector and local streets. Trees should be properly staked at the time of planting. Shrubs not used as groundcover should be a minimum of 5 gallon container size.

Perennials used on streets should be a minimum of 1 gallon container size.

5. Automatic irrigation is required for all landscape areas. Plants should be watered and maintained on a regular basis. The use of water conserving systems such as drip irrigation for shrub and tree planting is encouraged. New subdivisions are encouraged to provide wells for irrigation of streetscapes and parks. Irrigation shall conform with the water efficient landscape ordinance.

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34 Arterial Streets

1. The major and minor arterials link residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, the Historic Downtown and the future Highway 4. The landscaping on these streets
should be appropriate for vehicles traveling at relatively high speeds, and should also provide interest and pedestrian amenities along the pedestrian pathways.

2. Landscape setbacks on arterial streets should be a minimum of 22 feet, to allow for a 6-8’ parkway planting strip, a 6’ sidewalk, and 6-8’ of planting between sidewalk and sound wall. Where a wider multi-use trail is proposed, the setback should be increased to maintain
significant planting areas.

3. Major Oakley streets are considered to be “identity
streets.” These streets include: Highway 4/Main Street, Oakley Road, Laurel Road, Neroly Road, Delta Road,
East Cypress Road, Empire Avenue, Carpenter Road,
O’Hara Avenue, Sellers Avenue, and Bethel Island Road
(See Fig. 4.1). Recommended plant palettes for these
streets are listed in the Table below.

4. The street tree and path configuration (grid or cluster, linear or meandering) should reflect the character of the area through which it is passing through. Fig. 4.5 Tree Planting Pattern Diagram suggests ways of varying street tree planting through the different areas of Oakley.
6’
22’

RESIDENCE

ARTERIAL

VARIED STREET TREES
1” = 16’- 0”
6’
22’

RESIDENCE

SOUNDWALL

LINEAR OR

MEANDERING

SIDEWALK
6’ MIN.
6’ MIN.

ACCENT
TREES

BACKGROUND
TREES

PRIMARY
TREES
1” = 20’- 0”
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Fig. 4.5 Tree Planting Pattern Diagram
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36 Carpenter Road
Neroly Road
O’hara Avenue
Sellers Avenue
East Cypress Road
Live Oak Avenue
Neroly Road
Neroly Road

5. Use a layered planting effect within the landscape setback to create a lush, high quality image.

6. Trees should be closely spaced to provide shade for pedestrians, as well as screening for adjacent residences. Provide tree plantings at a minimum density of one tree per four hundred (400) square feet of landscape easement.

7. Soundwalls should be softened with informal tall shrub masses with vines. Shrub and groundcover masses should be informally clustered to reflect ‘drifts’ instead of rigid straight rows.

8. The use of lawn substitutes is encouraged in all medians and for parkways. Accent areas with seasonal color are encouraged, especially at intersections or entries. Where parking is allowed adjacent the parkway, the lawn substitute must be suitable for foot traffic entering and exiting parked vehicles.

Fig. 4.6 Existing and proposed trails along roads
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37 Neighborhood collectors and local streets
Neighborhood collectors and local streets provide internal neighborhood circulation and are the predominant street type in the community. Their layout and landscape treatment can creatively contribute to the character for each neighborhood. The streetscape treatment will reflect a more personal scale.

1. Landscape design of neighborhood collector and local streets should use a palette of trees to establish coherent patterns which unify each neighborhood.

Opportunities for varying trees on neighborhood
streets, while creating legible patterns are illustrated in Fig. 4.7 Neighborhood Tree Pattern.

2. Provide a road layout and design that discourages
high speed travel. Employ traffic calming devices
where appropriate. Design the internal neighborhood streets to discourage through neighborhood travel by non-residents.

3. Where possible, provide a dominant street within each neighborhood that leads to the neighborhood entry (or entries). Locate a pedestrian node which could include a transit shelter, seating, and special amenities (such as a gate house or recreation center) along the dominant road, near the entry.

RESIDENCE

COLLECTOR
VARIED

STREET TREES
5’
+18’ 1” = 16’- 0”
5’
+18’

RESIDENCE

SOUNDWALL
LINEAR

SIDEWALK
6’ MIN.

ACCENT
TREES

BACKGROUND
TREES

PRIMARY
TREES
1” = 20’- 0”
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38 CUL-DE-SAC
TREES
ENTRY
TREES
ACCENT
TREES

NEIGHBORHOOD STREET TREES
ACCENT
TREES
ACCENT
TREES

CUL-DE-SAC
TREES

NEIGHBORHOOD

STREET TREES
ENTRY
TREES
ENTRY
TREES
ENTRY
TREES
The streetscape of neighborhood collectors should be characterized by an informal neighborhood image with an emphasis on providing shade, and adapting the streetscape to accommodate the character of the area through which it is passing. This section applies where residences do not front onto the residential collector. Where residences front on the collector, the streetscape shall be treated as in the section on local streets, which follows.

1. Landscape setbacks on collector streets should be wide enough to allow for a minimum of 6’ planted parkway area, a 5’ sidewalk, and a minimum of 6’ of planting area between the sidewalk and soundwall. For landscape setbacks less than 20 feet wide, locate the sidewalk 6 feet behind and parallel to the curb.

Where the street setback is wider than 20 feet, meander the sidewalk in a continuous, flowing manner.

Fig. 4.7 Neighborhood Tree Pattern
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39 Residences will generally front onto local streets. These local streets will have a friendly, pedestrian scale, and act as extensions of the residential front yards. Street tree placement emphasizes shade and enclosure. · Create shaded, pedestrian-oriented streets with parking and sidewalk located on both sides of the street. Such
streets should recall a small town ambience.
· On local streets, sidewalks should typically be 5’ wide, and constructed monolithically with the curb.
· Where houses front onto a local street, plant a minimum of one street tree per lot within 5 feet of the sidewalk.

These street trees will be included within the City’s landscape and lighting districts and will be maintained and owned by the City. These trees shall be installed with an automatic irrigation system, and with root barriers to protect the sidewalks from root damage. At least one additional front yard accent tree shall be planted on each lot. For corner lots, a total of three street trees are required within 5 feet of the sidewalk, plus the additional accent tree. · Where side or rear yards abut a local street, there shall be a minimum 5’ wide landscape setback between the sidewalk and the side or rear yard fence. At least two trees per lot shall be planted within this setback. Additional planting in this setback area shall emphasize shrub masses for screening and ease of maintenance. · Use a tree palette with both deciduous and evergreen trees. 5’ 5’
ROW

LOCAL STREET

FRONTYARD
1” = 16’- 0”
5’

MONOLITHIC

SIDEWALK

NEIGHBORHOOD

STREET TREES

LOCATED WITHIN

PUE WITH

ROOTBARRIERS

DRIVEWAY
5’
ROW

FRONTYARD
1” = 20’- 0”

MONOLITHIC

SIDEWALK

RESIDENCE
5’ 5’
min.
10’ min.

FENCE

SIDE OR

REAR YARD
1” = 16’- 0”
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40 Soundwalls, walls and fences

1. Provide masonry or concrete walls along street sections adjacent to residential development, around each subdivision, to define the neighborhood. Limit top of wall to minimum elevation required for acoustic and privacy goals. Diminish the visual impact of walls with vines or vineyard-type plantings that climb onto the wall. Soundwalls should be located in the public right of way.

2. Sound walls should be of masonry block construction. Other materials may be considered if it is demonstrated that they are of comparable quality and durability, which will not settle, shift, separate or crack, and that they have a permanent appearance.

Walls should be treated with graffiti-resistant surfacing.

3. Sound walls should be perceived as background to the landscaping in the setback areas. The design of the sound wall should be of high visual quality, but subtle, so as not to draw attention to itself. Provide a combination of complementary materials, textures, jogs, berms, pilasters, earth tones and landscaping to break up the continuous plane where long stretches of wall occur. The resulting wall or fence should incorporate detailing that is aesthetically pleasing.

4. Use earth berms to reduce perceived wall or fence height where feasible.

5. Where appropriate, use landscape buffers, low walls or view fences to demarcate property boundaries. This will result in a more comfortable and higher quality neighborhood compared to using high and alienating walls and fences. Visually open fencing is preferred where cul-de-sacs abut collectors or arterials.

6. Privacy fences for residential side or rear yards
should be of solid, high quality construction.

On corner lots, a side/rear yard privacy fence
should be set back a minimum of 10 feet behind the building face. Wood fencing should have metal posts, concrete pillars or a similar
alternative.

7. See City of Oakley’s fence ordinance for
further requirements.

Corner lot fencing setback
Sound wall examples
Visual connection at cul-de-sac
10’ min.
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41 Street Furniture and Lighting

1. Benches, bollards, trash receptacles and other furnishings should be provided at appropriate locations in the open space and streetscape network.

2. All furnishings should be resistant to weather and vandalism, and shall be approved by the City’s Maintenance Department.

3. Oakley standard street lights shall be used. Along the arterial streets, where possible, dual head street lights will be located in the median. However, at entries and intersections, a more thematic ‘family of lights’ is recommended. This palette includes a hierarchy of lights ranging from tall poles with double fixtures, to shorter poles with single light fixture. Where appropriate, banner attachments should be included as an option. The Oakley standard for residential street lights on local and collector streets is the Hadco R51BCBA light, on pole model P2555, as shown.

4. Illumination levels for expressways, arterials, collector and residential streets should reflect the different right-of-way widths and functions. Electroliers should be scaled in size to match the size of areas to be lit and should relate to human scale, especially in pedestrian areas. Street lights should provide a safe and desirable level of illumination for both motorists and pedestrians without intruding into residential areas.

5. Pedestrian walkways, plazas or other activity points should be illuminated. Such lighting should illuminate changes in grade, path intersections, seating areas, and any other areas along a path which, left unlit, would cause the user to feel insecure. As a rule of thumb, one foot candle per square foot is adequate.

Residential street light standard
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42 TREE PALETTES for IDENTITY STREETS
The following list indicates the trees to be used on the major “Identity Streets” of Oakley. The intent is to use a consistent tree palette on each of these streets in order to create a recognizable identity for the street and to reinforce the hierarchy and continuity of the street pattern. Although the number of trees listed for each street is limited, variations may occur in the planting pattern, depending on the context through which the street is passing (see Figure 4.5 – Tree Planting Pattern Diagram). Additional species may be planted on the “Identity Streets” to highlight special nodes such as neighborhood entries, parks, or creek, canal or trail crossings. Further, preservation of existing trees of significance, such as heritage trees or established groupings, is strongly encouraged. Final tree selection will depend on specific site conditions.

Highway 4 / Main Street
Neroly to Vintage Parkway Primary Tree: Platanus acerifolia Sycamore Alternate Tree: Quercus agrifolia Coast Live Oak
Accent Tree: Prunus species Flowering Cherry
Vintage Parkway to Rose See Downtown Redevelopment Plan Rose to Neroly/Delta Primary Tree: Platanus acerifolia Sycamore Alternate Tree: Celtis sinensis Chinese Hackberry
Accent Tree: Pyrus kawakami Evergreen Pear
Oakley Road Primary Tree: Pistacia chinensis Chinese Pistache Alternate Tree: Quercus agrifolia Coast Live Oak
Accent Tree: Prunus species Flowering Cherry
Laurel Road
Neroly to Empire Primary Tree: Robinia ‘Purple Robe’ Purple Robe Locust Alternate Tree: Sequoia sempervirens Coast Redwood
Accent Tree: Geijera parvifolia Australian Willow
Empire to Main Primary Tree: Pistacia chinensis Chinese Pistache Alternate Tree: Quercus agrifolia Coast Live Oak
Accent Tree: Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle
East of Main Primary Tree: Platanus acerifolia Sycamore Alternate Tree: Pinus muricata Bishop Pine
Accent Tree: Crataegus phaenopyrum Washington Thorn
Neroly Road / Delta Road
Main to Railroad Primary Tree: Fraxinus udheii Evergreen Ash Alternate Tree: Pinus halepensis Aleppo Pine
Accent Tree: Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle
Railroad to Empire Primary Tree: Sequoia sempervirons Coast Redwood Alternate Tree: Robinia ambigua idahoensis Idaho Locust Accent Tree: Cercis canadensis Canadian Redbud
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43 Empire to Main Primary Tree: Pyrus calleryana Flowering Pear Alternate Tree: Quercus schumardii Schumard Oak
Accent Tree: Chitalpa tashkentensis Pink Dawn
East of Main Primary Tree: Robinia ‘Purple Robe’ Purple Robe Locust Alternate Tree: Koelreuteria paniculata Goldenrain Tree Accent Tree: Geijera parvifolia Australian Willow
East Cypress Road
Highway 4 to Knightson Primary Tree: Fraxinus uhdei Evergreen Ash Alternate Tree: Celtis sinensis Chinese Hackberry
Accent Tree: Crataegus phaenopyrum Washington Thorn
Knightson to Bethel Island Primary Tree: Quercus ilex Holly Oak Alternate Tree: Fraxinus oxycarpa Raywood Ash
‘Raywood’
Accent Tree: Melaleuca linarifolia Flaxleaf Paperbark
Empire Avenue Primary Tree: Fraxinus holotricha Moraine Ash ‘Moraine’
Alternate Trees: Pyrus calleryana Bradford Pear
Pistacia chinensis Chinese Pistache
Accent Tree: Crataegus phaenopyrum Washington Thorn
Carpenter Road Primary Tree: Cinnamomun camphora Camphor Alternate Tree: Aesculus carnea Red Horsechestnut
Accent Tree: Malus species Crabapple
O’Hara Avenue Primary Tree: Platanus acerifolia Sycamore ‘Yarwood’
Alternate Tree: Cinnamomun camphora Camphor
Accent Tree: Crataegus phaenopyrum Washington Thorn
Sellers Avenue Primary Tree: Quercus virginiana Southern Live Oak Alternate Tree: Pistacia chinensis Chinese Pistache
Accent Tree: Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle
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44 STREET TREE LIST
The following trees are suitable for use as street trees in Oakley.

CANOPY TREES
Botanical Name Common Name Remarks
Acer rubrum ‘Red Sunset’ Red Maple Prefers acidic soils, moist conditions, leaf scorch occurs in warm climates.

Aesculus carnea Red Horsechestnut
Celtis australis European Hackberry
Celtis sinensis Chinese Hackberry
Cinnamomun camphora Camphor Tree Use root barriers if near paving.

Fraxinus America ‘Autumn Purple’ Autumn Purple White Ash Sensitive to drought, prefers moist, well drained soils.

Fraxinus holotricha ‘Moraine’ Moraine Ash Use root barriers if near paving.

Fraxinus oxycarpa ‘Raywood’ Raywood Ash
Fraxinus uhdei Evergreen Ash Use root barriers if near paving.

Koelreuteria bipinnata Chinese Flame Tree
Koelreuteria paniculata Goldenrain Tree
Magnolia grandiflora Southern Magnolia Suitable for planting under power lines. Slow growing. Does not do well in windy areas.

Maytenus boaria ‘Green Showers’ Green Showers Chilean Mayten Melaleuca linarifolia Flaxleaf Paperbark
Pistacia chinensis Chinese Pistache
Platanus acerifolia Sycamore Cultivars ‘Yarwood’,
‘Bloodgood’, and ‘Columbia’. Bloodgood: suited to city conditions where there is ample space, tolerates compacted soils,
drought, and seacoast environments, may cause
litter problem, use root barriers if near paving.

Prunus sargentii Sargent Cherry
Pyrus calleryana Flowering Pear Suitable for planting under power lines, some cultivars are susceptible to fireblight, adaptable
to many soils, tolerant of pollution and drought.

Can be damaged in wind
Quercus ilex Holly Oak Do not plant in lawn areas. Evergreen.

Quercus lobata Valley Oak Do not plant in lawn areas.

Quercus palustris Pin Oak Plant away from walkways; prune limbs up.

Quercus schumardii Schumard Oak Tolerates urban conditions incl. heavy traffic, pollution, salt, compacted soil, and drought;
resistant to iron deficiency in alkaline soils.

Acorn litter can be problem. Do not plant in
lawn areas.

Quercus suber Cork Oak Do not plant in lawn areas. Evergreen Quercus virginiana Southern Live Oak Do not plant in lawn areas. Evergreen.

Quercus wislezenii Interior Live Oak Do not plant in lawn areas.

Robinia ambigua idahoensis Idaho Locust Use root barriers if near paving.

Robinia ‘Purple Robe’ Purple Robe Locust Use root barriers if near paving.

Sapium sebiferum Chinese Tallow Tree
Schinus molle California Pepper Avoid planting near paving where tree litter could be a problem. Use root barriers if near
paving.
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45 Sophora japonica Chinese Scholar Tree Flowers late summer, tolerates urban stresses, flowers may cause litter problem and stain
sidewalks. Needs drained soil and full sun.

Tristania conferta Brisbane Box
Ulmus parvifolia Chinese Elm As street tree, requires careful pruning.

Ulmus ‘Frontier’ Frontier Elm Grows vigorously, relatively resistant to disease, tolerates urban stresses and wide range of soils.

Ulmus ‘Pioneer’ Pioneer Elm Adaptable to wide range of urban environments, high resistance to disease.

SMALL ACCENT TREES
Botanical Name Common Name Remarks
Arbutus ‘Marina’ Hybrid Strawberry Tree
Arbutus unedo Strawberry Tree Avoid planting near paving where tree litter may be a problem.

Carpinus betulus fastigiata Fastigate Hornbeam Columnar tree, suitable for wide range of conditions, relatively maintenance-free, suitable
for containers and screening.

Cercis canadensis Canadian Redbud Suitable for planting under power lines. Little water needed after establishment.

Cercis occidentalis Western Redbud Suitable for planting under power lines. Little water needed after establishment.

Chionanthus retusus Chinese Fringe Tree
Chitalpa tashkentensis Pink Dawn
Crataegus phaenopyrum Washington Hawthorne Tolerates severe urban stresses, thorns a problem in pedestrian areas.

Eriobotrya deflexa Bronze Loquat Good street tree, suitable for planting under utility lines.

Geijera parviflora Australian Willow
Lagerstroemia indica Crape Myrtle Suitable for planting under power lines, Use mildew resistant hybrids.

Malus species Crabapple Avoid planting near paving where tree litter may be a problem.

Olea europa Olive Use fruitless cultivar.

Prunus cerasifera Purple Leaf Plum Avoid planting in windy areas.

Prunus yedoensis ‘Akebono’ Flowering Cherry
Pyrus calleryana Flowering Pear
Pyrus kawakami Evergreen Pear Suitable for planting under utility lines.

Rhus lancea African Sumac Suitable for planting under power lines, drought tolerant.

TALL ACCENT TREES
Botanical Name Common Name Remarks
Betula jacquemontii Jacquemontii Birch Rapid growing. Avoid planting in windy areas.

Phoenix dactylifera Date Palm
Washingtonia species Palm
Cedrus deodara Deodar Cedar Rapid growing. Low branching – use as backdrop tree, not near pavement.

Eucalyptus camaldulensis Red Gum Use root barriers if near paving.

Eucalyptus nichollii Peppermint Willow
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46 SCREEN TREES
Botanical Name Common Name Remarks
Grevillea robusta Silk Oak Fast growing
Laurus nobilis Grecian Laurel
Pinus canariensis Canary Island Pine Not as residential street tree Pinus eldarica Afghan Pine Not as residential street tree Pinus halepensis Aleppo Pine Not as residential street tree Pinus muricata Bishop Pine Not as residential street tree Prunus caroliniana Carolina Laurel Cherry Not recommended where litter is a concern.

Sequoia sempervirens Coast Redwood (‘Aptos Blue,’ Soquel’) Rapid growing, needs summer watering for at least first 5 years.
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