Oxnard City Council
February 20, 2024

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INSTRUCT

ION FOR SUBMITTING INSURANCE CERTIFICATES AND ENDORSEMENT FORMS Certi
ficates of Insurance
The sa
mple accord form on the following page is provided to facilitate your preparation and submission of certificates of ins urance. You may use this or any industry form that shows coverage as broad as that shown on the attached sample. Please note the certificate holder address must be as shown on the attached sample accord form with the contract number and insurance exhibit identification information completed. Improperly addressed certificates may delay the contract start -up date bec ause the City’s practice is to return unidentifiable insurance certificates to the insured for clarification as to the contract number. Cancellation provisions must be endorsed to the policy.

Modifying the certificate does not change coverage or obligate the carrier to provide notice of cancellation.

Endors
ement Forms
Origi
nal endorsements are required for commercial general liability and business automobile liability insurance policies and must be attached to the applicable certificate of insurance. Ci ty preference is that you use the endorsement forms which are attached. Substitute forms will be accepted, however, as long as they include provisions comparable to the attached.

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SAMPLE

ACORD CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE ISSUE DATE (MM/DD/YY)

PRODUCER THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW.

CODE SUB-CODE COMPANIES AFFORDING INSURANCE COVERAGE

INSURED COMPANY

LETTER A SPECIFY COMPANY NAMES IN THIS SPACE

COMPANY

LETTER B

COVERAGES

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY

REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS.

CO
LTR

TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER POLICY EFFECTIVE

DATE (MM/DD/YY)

POLICY EXPIRATION

DATE (MM/DD/YY)
LIMITS

A GENERA L LIABILITY
[x] COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
[x] CLAIMS MADE [x] OCCUR.
[x] OWNER'S & CONTRACTOR'S PROT.

GENERA L AGGREGATE $1,000,000
PRODUCTS COMP/OP AGG. $1,000,000
PERSONAL & ADV. INJURY $1,000,000
EACH OCCURRENCE $1,000,000
FIRE DAMAGE (Any one fire) $
MED. EXPENSE (Any one person) $

A AUTOM

OBILE LIABILITY
[x] ANY AUTO

ALL OWNED AUTOS

SCHEDULED AUTOS

HIRED AUTOS

NON-OWNED AUTOS

GARAGE LIABILITY

COMBINED SINGLE
$1,000,000
LIMIT
BODILY INJURY $
(Per person)
BODILY INJURY $
(Per accident)
PROPERTY DAMAGE $

A EXCESS

LIABILITY

UMBRELLA FORM

OTHER THAN UMBRELLA FORM

EACH OCCURRENCE
$
AGGREGATE $

A WORKERS' COMPENSATION
AND

EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY

STATUTORY LIMITS
EACH ACCIDENT $1,000,000
DISEASE-POLICY LIMIT $1,000,000
DISEASE-EACH EMPLOYEE $1,000,000

A OTHER

DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONS/VEHICLES/RESTRICTIONS/SPECIAL ITEMS

CERTIFICATE HOLDER
CITY OF OXNARD ℅ Evident ID, Inc.
8520 Allison Pointe Blvd. Ste 223
PMB 5210
Indianapolis, Indiana 462500-4299 US

CANCELLATION

SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE IS
SUING COMPANY WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAIL 30 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER

NAMED TO THE LEFT, BUT FAILURE TO MAIL SUCH NOTICE SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY OF ANY KIND UPON THE COMPANY, ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES.

AUTHO

RIZED REPRESENTATIVE
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GENERAL LIABILITY SPECIAL ENDORSEMENT
FOR THE CITY OF OXNARD (the “City”)

SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE
ENDORSEMENT NO.

ISSUE DATE (MM/DD/YY)

PRODUCER

POLICY INFORMATION:

Insurance Company:

Policy No.:

Policy Period: (from) (to)
LOSS ADJUSTMENT EXPENSE Included in Limits
In Addition to Limits
Telephone: Deductible Self-Insured Retention (check which) of $ with an Aggregate of $ applies to
coverage. Per Occurrence Per Claim (which)

NAMED INSURED
APPLICABILITY This insurance pertains to the operations, products and/or tenancy of the named insured under all written agreements and permits in force with the City unless checked here in which case only the following specific agreements and permits with the City are covered:

CITY AGREEMENTS/PERMIT
S

TYPE OF INSURANCE

GENERAL LIABILITY
COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY
COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL LIABILITY
OWNERS & CONTRACTORS PROTECTIVE
Claims Made
Retroactive Date
Occurrence

OTHER PROVISIONS

COVERAGES
LIABILITY LIMITS IN THOUSANDS $
EACH

OCCURRENCE AGGREGATE

GENERAL
PRODUCTS/COMPLETED OPERATIONS
PERSONAL & ADVERTISING INJURY
FIRE DAMAGE


Underwriter=s representative for claims pursuant to this insurance.

CLAIMS:

Name:

Address:

Telephone: ( )
In consideration of the premium charged and notwithstanding any inconsistent statement in the policy to which this endorsement is attache d or any endorsement now or hereafter attached thereto, insurance company agrees as follows:

1. INSURED. The City, its officers, agents, employees and volunteers are included as insureds with regard to liability and defense of suits arising from the operations, products and activities performed by or on behalf of the named insured.

2. CONTRIBUTION NOT REQUIRED. As respects: (a) work performed by the named insured for or on behalf of the City; or (b) products sold by the named insured to the City; or (c) premises leased by the named insured from the City, the insurance afforded by this policy shall be primary insurance as respects the City, its officers, agents, employees or volunteers; or stand in an unbroken chain of coverage excess of the named insured’s scheduled underlying primary coverage. In either event, any other insurance maintained by the City, its officers, agents, employees or volunteers shall be in excess of this insurance and shall not contribute with it.

3. SEVERABILITY OF INTEREST. This insurance applies separately to each insured against whom claim is made or suit is brought except with respect to the company’s limits of liability. The inclusion of any person or organization as an insured shall not affect any right which such person or organization would have as a claimant if not so included.

4. CANCELLATION NOTICE. With respect to the interests of the City, this insurance shall not be canceled, or materially reduced in coverage or limits except after thirty (30) days prior written notice by receipted delivery has been given to the City.

5. PROVISIONS REGARDING THE INSURED’S DUTIES. Any failure to comply with reporting provisions of the policy or breaches or violations of warranties shall not affect coverage provided to the City, its officers, agents, employees or volunteers.

6. SCOPE OF COVERAGE. This policy, if primary, affords coverage at least as broad as:
a. Insurance Services Office Commercial General Liability Coverage, “occurrence” form CG0001; or b. If excess, affords coverage which is at least as broad as the primary insurance form CG0001.

Except as stated above nothing herein shall be held to waive, alter or extend any of the lim its, conditions, agreements or exclusions of the policy to which this endorsement is attached.

ENDORSEMENT HOLDER

CITY OF O
XNARD ℅ Evident ID, Inc.
8520 Allison Pointe Blvd. Ste 223
PMB 5210
Indianapolis, Indiana 462500-4299 US

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
Broker/Agent Underwriter
I (print/type name), warrant that I have
authority to bind the above- mentioned insurance company and by my signature hereon do so bind this company to this endorsement.

Signature
(origi nal signature required)
Telephone: ( ) Date Signed
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AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY SPECIAL ENDORSEMENT
FOR THE CITY OF OXNARD (the “City”)

SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE
ENDORSEMENT NO. ISSUE DATE
(MM/DD/YY)
PRODUCER POLICY INFORMATION:

Insurance Company:

Policy No.:

Policy Period: (from) (to)
LOSS ADJUSTMENT EXPENSE Included in Limits
In Addition to Limits
Telephone: Deductible Self-Insured Retention (check which) of $ with an Aggregate of $ applies to
coverage. Per Occurrence Per Claim (which) NAMED INSURED APPLICABILITY. This insurance pertains to the operations, products and/or tenancy of the named insured under all written agreements and permits in force with the City unless checked here in which case only the following specific agreements and permits with the City are covered:

CITY AGREEMENTS/PERMITS

TYPE OF INSURANCE OTHER PROVISIONS
COMMERCIAL AUTO POLICY
BUSINESS AUTO POLICY
OTHER
LIMIT OF LIABILITY CLAIMS: Underwriter’s representative for claims pursuant to this insurance.

Name:

Address:

Telephone: ( )
$ per accident, for bodily injury and property damage.

In consideration of the premium charged and notwithstanding any inconsi stent statement in the policy to which this endorsement is attached or any endorsement now or hereafter attached thereto, insurance company agrees as follows:

1. INSURED.

The City, its officers, agents, volunteers and employees are included as insureds with regard to liability and defense of suits arising from the operations, products and activities performed by or on behalf of the named insured.

2. CONTRIBUTION NOT REQUIRED. As respects: (a) work performed by the named insured for or on behalf of the City; or (b) products sold by the named insured to the City; or (c) premises leased by the named insured from the City, the insurance afforded by this policy shall be primary insurance as respects the City, its officers, agents, employees or volunteers; or stand in an unbroken chain of coverage excess of the named insured’s scheduled underlying primary coverage. In either event, any other insurance maintained by the City, its officers, agents, employees or volunteers shall be in excess of this insurance and shall not contribute with it.

3. SEVERABILITY OF INTEREST. This insurance applies separately to each insured against whom claim is made or suit is brought except with respect to the company’s limits of liability. The inclusion of any person or organization as an insured shall not affect any right which such person or organization would have as a claimant if not so included.

4. CANCELLATION NOTICE. With respect to the interests of the City, this insurance shall not be canceled, or materially reduced in coverage or limi ts except after thirty (30) days prior written notice by receipted delivery has been given to the City.

5. PROVISIONS REGARDING THE INSURED’S DUTIES. Any failure to comply with reporting provisions of the policy or breaches or violations of warranties shall not affect coverage provided to the City, its officers, agents, employees or volunteers.

6. SCOPE OF COVERAGE. This policy, if primary, affords coverage at least as broad as:
a. Insurance Services Office Automobile Liability Coverage, “occurrence” form CA000 1, code ("any auto"); or b. If excess, affords coverage which is at least as broad as the primary insurance form referenced in the preceding section (1).

Except as stated above nothing herein shall be held to waive, alter or extend any of the limits, conditions, agreements or exclusions of the policy to which this endorsement is attached.

ENDORSEMENT HOLDER
CITY OF OXNARD ℅ Evident ID, Inc.
8520 Allison Pointe Blvd. Ste 223
PMB 5210
Indianapolis, Indiana 462500-4299 US

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE
Broker/Agent Underwriter
I (print/type name), warrant that I have authority to bind the above-mentioned insurance company and by my signature hereon do so bind this company to this endorsement.

Signature
(origi nal signature required)
Telephone: ( ) Date Signed
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EXHIBIT D

TRADE SERVICES AGREEMENT
(CITY of Oxnard and Petroleum Telcom, Inc)

LIVING WAGE POLICY

Pursuant to the Living Wage Policy adopted July 9, 2002 by the City Council and effective October 1, 2002, the City Manager and City Attorney are directed to include the following language in all standard trade services contracts and all unique trade services contracts governed by the Living Wage Policy.

A. SERVICE PROVIDER shall compensate any employee of SERVICE PROVIDER who provides services under this Agreement in accordance with the Living Wage Policy, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference as the Living Wage Policy Exhibit. While this Agreement is in effect, SERVICE PROVIDER shall pay such employee no less than $18.22 per hour for each hour that such employee provides services under this Agreement. In addition, while this Agreement is in effect, SERVICE PROVIDER shall provide to such employee no less than 96 hours of paid leave per calendar year.

B. SERVICE PROVIDER agrees to post, at a location readily accessible to those employees providing services to the CITY, a copy of the Living Wage Policy adopted by City Council on July 9, 2002 and effective October 1, 2002.

C. If SERVICE PROVIDER fails to compensate such employee pursuant to the Living Wage Policy, the City Manager or designee shall terminate this Agreement on written notice to SERVICE PROVIDER, effective immediately.

D. In addition, if SERVICE PROVIDER fails to comply with the Living Wage Policy in any manner, SERVICE PROVIDER shall pay to CITY a fine of $500 and shall pay to any employee providing services under this Agreement a penalty of three times the amount or value of the compensation owed to such employee under the Living Wage Policy. SERVICE PROVIDER shall pay such fine and penalty within fifteen (15) calendar days after the City Manager or designee provides written notice to SERVICE PROVIDER of the amount owed.

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CITY OF OXNARD LIVING WAGE REQUIREMENTS
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2022

SERVICE PROVIDER shall compensate any employee of SERVICE PROVIDER who provides services under this Agreement in accordance with the Living Wage Policy, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference as Exhibit D. While this Agreement is in effect, SERVICE PROVIDER shall pay such employee no less than $18.22 per hour for each hour that such employee provides services under this Agreement. This hourly rate shall be adjusted on July 1, 2023, and each July 1 thereafter, according to the percentage change in the Consumer Price Index, all items, prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for the Los Angeles area relating to all urban consumers (CPI-U), index base 1982-84=100, comparing May of the previous year to May of the current year. In addition, while this Agreement is in effect, SERVICE PROVIDER shall provide to such employee no less than 96 hours of paid leave per calendar year.

a. SERVICE PROVIDER agrees to post, at a location readily accessible to those employees providing services to the CITY, a copy of the Living Wage Policy adopted by the Oxnard City Council on July 9, 2002 and effective October 1, 2002.

b. If SERVICE PROVIDER fails to compensate such employee pursuant to the Living Wage Policy, the City Manager or designee shall terminate this Agreement on written notice to SERVICE PROVIDER, effective immediately.

c. In addition, if SERVICE PROVIDER fails to comply with the Living Wage Policy in any manner, SERVICE PROVIDER shall pay to CITY a fine of $500 and shall pay to any employee providing services under this Agreement a penalty of three times the amount or value of the compensation owed to such employee under the Living Wage Policy. SERVICE PROVIDER shall pay such fine and penalty within fifteen (15) calendar days after the City Manager or designee provides written notice to SERVICE PROVIDER of the amount owed.

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EXHIBIT E

TRADE SERVICES AGREEMENT
(CITY of Oxnard and Petroleum Telcom, Inc)

PREVAILING WAGE

1. SERVICE PROVIDER acknowledges that the Project defined in the Agreement between SERVICE PROVIDER and CITY is a “public work” as defined in Division 2, Part 7, Chapter 1 of the California Labor Code (“Chapter 1”), and that this Agreement is subject to Chapter 1 and the rules and regulations established by the Director of Industrial Relations (“DIR”) implementing such statutes. SERVICE PROVIDER shall perform the Project as a public work. SERVICE PROVIDER shall comply with and be bound by all the terms, rules and regulations described in Chapter 1 and the DIR’s rules and regulations as though set forth in full herein.

2. Pursuant to Labor Code Section 1773.2, copies of the prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft, classification, or type of worker needed to perform the Agreement are on file at City Hall and will be made available to any interested party on request. SERVICE PROVIDER acknowledges receipt of a copy of the DIR determination of such prevailing rate of per diem wages, and SERVICE PROVIDER shall post such rates at each job site covered by this Agreement.

3. SERVICE PROVIDER is required to post job site notices, as prescribed by regulation. See Labor Code Section 1771.4(a)(2).

4. SERVICE PROVIDER shall comply with and be bound by the provisions of Labor Code Sections 1774 and 1775 concerning the payment of prevailing rates of wages to workers and the penalties for failure to pay prevailing wages. SERVICE PROVIDER shall, as a penalty to CITY, forfeit not more than $200 for each calendar day or portion thereof for each worker paid less than the DIR’s determined prevailing rates for the work or craft in which the worker is employed pursuant to this Agreement by SERVICE PROVIDER or any subcontractor. The Labor Commissioner shall determine the amount of the penalty as described in Section 1775.

5. SERVICE PROVIDER shall comply with Labor Code Section 1776, which requires SERVICE PROVIDER and each subcontractor to (1) keep accurate payroll records and verify such records in writing under penalty of perjury, (2) certify and make such payroll records available for inspection, and (3) inform CITY of the location of the records.

6. SERVICE PROVIDER shall comply with Labor Code Sections 1777.5, 1777.6 and 1777.7 and California Administrative Code Title 8, Section 200 et seq. concerning the employment of apprentices on public works projects for all apprenticeable occupations. Before commencing work under this Agreement, SERVICE PROVIDER shall provide CITY with a copy of the information submitted to any applicable apprenticeship program. Within 60 days after concluding the Project, Agreement No. 32400297

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SERVICE PROVIDER and each of its subcontractors shall submit to CITY a verified statement of the journeyman and apprentice hours performed under this Agreement.

7. SERVICE PROVIDER may not be debarred or suspended throughout the Agreement Term pursuant to Labor Code Section 1777.1 or 1777.7. If he, she or it becomes debarred or suspended in the Agreement Term, SERVICE PROVIDER must immediately notify CITY.

8. SERVICE PROVIDER is not qualified to bid on, be listed in a Bid proposal, or engage in the performance of any contract for public work, as defined in Labor Code Sections 1720 through 1861, unless currently registered and qualified to perform public work pursuant to Labor Code Section 1725.5. SERVICE PROVIDER shall continue without interruption to stay registered and qualified to perform public work pursuant to Section 1725.5 for the duration of the term of this Agreement. This provision does not apply to construction, alteration, demolition, installation or repair work of $25,000 or less or to maintenance work of $15,000 or less.

9. SERVICE PROVIDER acknowledges that 8 hours labor constitutes a legal day’s work. SERVICE PROVIDER shall comply with and be bound by Labor Code Section 1810.

10. SERVICE PROVIDER shall comply with and be bound by Labor Code Section 1813 concerning penalties for workers who work excess hours. SERVICE PROVIDER shall, as a penalty to CITY, forfeit $25 for each worker employed in the performance of this Agreement by SERVICE PROVIDER or by any subcontractor for each calendar day during which such worker is required or permitted to work more than 8 hours in any calendar day and 40 hours in any one calendar week in violation of the provisions of Division 2, Part 7, Chapter 1, Article 3 of the Labor Code.

Pursuant to Labor Code Section 1815, work performed by SERVICE PROVIDER’s employees in excess of 8 hours per day and 40 hours per week shall be permitted upon public work upon compensation for all hours worked in excess of 8 hours per day at not less than 1 ½ times the basic rate of pay.

11. The Project listed in the Agreement is subject to compliance monitoring and enforcement by the DIR.

12. SERVICE PROVIDER shall be responsible for each and every one of its subcontractors’ compliance with Chapter 1, the DIR’s rules and regulations, and Labor Code Sections 1860 and 3700. SERVICE PROVIDER shall include in the written contract between it and each subcontractor a copy of, and a requirement that each subcontractor shall comply with, those statutory provisions. SERVICE PROVIDER shall be required to take all actions necessary to enforce such contractual provisions and ensure subcontractors’ compliance, including without limitation, conducting a periodic review of the certified payroll records of each subcontractor, and upon becoming aware of the failure of the subcontractor to pay Agreement No. 32400297

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its workers the specified prevailing rate of wages, SERVICE PROVIDER shall diligently take corrective action to halt or rectify any failure.

13. To the maximum extent, SERVICE PROVIDER shall hold harmless, defend (with counsel approved by the City Attorney) and indemnify CITY, its legislative bodies, and its officials, officers, employees and agents from any demand or claim for damages, compensation, fines, penalties or other amounts arising out of or incidental to any acts or omissions listed above by any person or entity (including Service Provider, its subcontractors, and each of their officials, officers, employees and agents) in connection with any work undertaken or in connection with the Agreement, including without limitation the payment of all attorneys’ fees and other related costs. All duties of SERVICE PROVIDER under this Section shall survive Agreement termination.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

INFORMATION/CONSENT AGENDA
AGENDA ITEM NO. H.4

DATE: February 20, 2024

TO: City Council

FROM: Michael Wolfe, Public Works Director, (805) 385-8055, [email protected]

SUBJECT: Department-Wide Blanket Purchase Order (#32400318) for a Not to Exceed Amount of $455,000 with Consolidated Electrical Distributors dba Royal Industrial Solutions, Specification No. PW 23-39.

RECOMMENDATION

That the City Council approve and authorize the Purchasing Agent to execute a Blanket Purchase Order with Consolidated Electrical Distributors, dba Royal Industrial Solutions, for a not-to-exceed amount of $455,000 through June 30, 2024, with an option to extend through June 30, 2025.

(Public Works and Transportation Committee approved 3-0 on January 23, 2024.)

BACKGROUND

As a standard practice, the City establishes blanket purchase orders (“BPOs”) with vendors for the purchase of operating supplies to support routine City operations. BPOs are typically established and approved at the appropriate approval level per the City’s Purchasing Policy. These one to two-year purchasing agreements allow staff to effectively acquire the necessary supplies for day-to-day operational needs and for the continued maintenance of City facilities and/or equipment. Per the City’s Purchasing Policy, all formal procurement solicitations in excess of $200,000 are subject to City Council review and approval. Therefore, in order to fill the routine electrical supply needs throughout all divisions of the Public Works Department, staff is recommending a BPO in the amount of $455,000 for electrical supplies. This will allow the Department to take advantage of quantity discounts, while reducing administrative time and expenses associated with paperwork and processing.

DISCUSSION

The Public Works Department currently has a Blanket Purchase Order (#22400109) with Consolidated Electric Distributors, Inc., dba All Phase Electrical Supply, that is nearing the end of its authorized authority of $200,000. Staff is recommending a new BPO to replace the current one. The new BPO will ensure the Public Works Department has the ability to support continued operations and maintenance at various City facilities through June 30, 2025.

On October 18, 2023, the City provided notice and released a Request for Bid (RFB) No. 24-39, to establish a BPO for electrical supplies and to ensure these materials will continue to be accessible for maintenance of City facilities. The RFB closed on November 13, 2023 and CED was the only responsive bidder. The bid was reviewed by both the Purchasing Department and Facilities Division and Staff determined that CED met the City’s contractual provisions, which include, but may not be limited to, possession of a City business tax certificate, insurance requirements, and corporate filing with the California Secretary of State. CED is one of the largest electrical distributors in the country and is expected to provide the electrical supplies necessary to maintain City buildings, equipment, and other city-owned facilities such as parks, water & wastewater plants, and the public right-of-way. Based upon the available information and research performed to date, staff believes the vendor is capable of satisfactorily providing these supplies as needed.

It should be noted that there is currently a separate BPO with CED for the Water and Wastewater Divisions that supports 130
the sole source purchases of parts and equipment of Rockwell branded products. CED is the only source for Rockwell in the Southern California region. The water divisions use Rockwell products extensively for variable-speed pumps and replacement parts. This BPO is not available for use by the other divisions of Public Works and will not be impacted by the proposed new BPO with CED.

The proposed new BPO will be used to purchase general electrical supplies such as transformers, conduit, wiring, receptacles, switches, lights, connectors, luminaries, lamp fixtures, and other electrical components and parts. The new BPO will allow for the continuation of access to necessary supplies/parts by the Public Works Divisions as necessary. The requested not to exceed amount is $455,000 to ensure the BPO has the necessary capacity to serve all applicable Divisions of the Public Works Department through June 30, 2025.

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

This agenda item supports the Infrastructure and Natural Resources strategy. The purpose of the Infrastructure and Natural Resources strategy is to preserve and improve our roads, utilities, parks, trees, water supply and natural resources through effective planning, prioritization, and an equitable and efficient use of available funding.

FINANCIAL IMPACT

The total cost of the Blanket Purchase Order with CED shall not exceed $455,000 through June 30, 2025. Expenses incurred have already been anticipated in operational costs by those Public Works Divisions that will be making electrical supply purchases. There is sufficient funding for all departments/divisions in the City Council approved FY 2023-24 Operating Budget. Funding for the subsequent fiscal year will be requested during the annual budget process.

Estimated Spending Plan
Division Account FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25 Total
Engineering 1013102-52400 $1,200 $1,200 $2,400
Facilities 7353740-52400 $35,000 $70,000 $105,000
Fleet 7413750-52900 $1,000 $3,000 $4,000
Parks 1013301-52400
1013304-52400
36,000 $72,000 $108,000
Special Districts 60503801-53200
60403801-53200
60203801-53200
20003801-53200
$22,000 $22,000 $44,000
Water 6013600-52900
6013605-52900
$20,000 $40,000 $60,000
Wastewater 6113615-52400 $50,000 $50,000 $100,000
As Needed Various $15,250 $16,350 $31,600
Total $180,450 $274,550 $455,000

COMMITTEE OUTCOME

The Public Works and Transportation Committee approved 3-0 on January 23, 2024 to approve the staff recommendation and to forward the item for Council approval.
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Prepared by: Steve Howlett, Assistant Public Works Director

ATTACHMENTS

1. Electrical Supplies Price Sheet

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City of Oxnard Solicitation #PW24-39
Purchasing Division Bid Close Date: 11/13/23

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ATTACHMENT A

BID DOCUMENTS
FOR

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Line DESCRIPTION No.

In
Stock
Lead
Times Quantity UOM Unit Price
1 T5 24W 2LMP BLST See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $30.71 2 100A 600V RK5 TD FUSE See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $37.38 3 90a 600v rk5 td fuse See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $37.38 4 21879 U BENT OCTRON FLRLAMP See Qte No 3 days 1 Each $17.38 5 21671 FLOUR LAMP See Qte No 3 days 1 Each $16.60
6 WAGO221-413 See Qte No 5 days 1 Each $0.27
7 WAGO221-412 See Qte No 5 days 1 Each $0.21
8 35W LED LAMP See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $47.02
9 LED DRIVER LITH See Qte No 17 days 1 Each $62.33 10 26W DD/E T/E UNV 1/2 LAM BA See Qte No 3 days 1 Each $24.46 11 1/4 SHNK PWR WR NUT DRVR See Qte No 7 days 1 Each $1.99 12 LED WRAP SURFACE MOUNT See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $118.94

WALLPLATE / COVERS / RECEPTORS /

SWITCHPLATES
13 1G WP BOX EXTENSION See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $3.60 14 2G WP BOX EXTENSION See Qte No 3 days 1 Each $4.66 15 2G WP BOX W/5 3/4 HUB See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $15.14 16 2G WP BOX W/5 1-IN HUB See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $13.27 17 2G WP BOX W/7 3/4 HUB See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $20.22 18 4-IN RND WP BOX W/4 1/2 See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $3.87 19 4-IN RND WP BOX W/4 3/4 See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $6.99 20 4-IN RND WP CVR BLANK See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $1.05 21 1G WP BX EXT ADPT 4 1/2 See Qte No 3 days 1 Each $6.51 22 1G WP BX EXT ADPT 4 3/4 See Qte No 3 days 1 Each $7.86 23 4-11/16SQ 1/2D CVR 1-SW See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $1.10 24 1G WP SGL RCPT CVR See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $4.16 25 1G WP DPLX RCPT CVR See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $3.06 26 4-11/16SQ CVR 1DPLXRCPT See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $1.32 27 2G WP DPLX RCPT CVR See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $6.95 28 1G WP GFI DEVICE COVER See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $3.67 29 4-11/16SQ CVR 1SGLRCPT See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $1.54 30 1G WP GFI DEVICE COVER See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $3.03 133
City of Oxnard Solicitation #PW24-39
Purchasing Division Bid Close Date: 11/13/23

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CONDUITS
31 1/2 ALUM THREADED PLUG See Qte No 2 weeks 1 Each $3.23 32 3/4 ALUM THREADED PLUG See Qte No 2 weeks 1 Each $3.99 33 1-IN ALUM THREADED PLUG See Qte No 2 weeks 1 Each $4.64 34 1/2 FEM UNION See Qte No 2 weeks 1 Each $8.95 35 1/2 AL FEMALE UNION See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $13.77 36 3/4 FEM UNION See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $12.27 37 3/4 AL FEMALE UNION See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $20.37 38 1-IN FEM UNION See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $22.27 39 1-IN AL FEM UNION See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $37.01 40 1-1/4 FEM UNION See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $31.07 41 1-1/4 AL FEM UNION See Qte No 6-8 weeks 1 Each $54.72 42 3/4 X CONDUIT BODY See Qte No 3-4 weeks 1 Each $15.40 43 1-IN X CONDUIT BODY See Qte No 4 weeks 1 Each $21.05 44 1-IN X CONDUIT BODY See Qte No 4 weeks 1 Each $21.05 45 ALUMINUM CONDUIT 3/4" See Qte Yes N/A 1
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46 ALUMINUM CONDUIT 1" See Qte Yes N/A 1 10’
stick $22.05

BREAKERS
47 1P 20A 120V BOLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $22.34 48 GED THQB1130 1P 30A 120V BOLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $22.34 49 GED THQB21100 2P100A 120/240V CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $124.16 50 GED THQB2120 2P20A 120/240 BLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $48.66 51 GED THQB2130 2P30A 120/240 BLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $48.66 52 GED THQB2140 2P40A 120/240 BLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $48.66 53 GED THQB2150 2P50A 120/240 BLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $48.66 54 GED THQB32020 3P 20A 240V BOLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $161.53 55 GED THQB32030 3P 30A 240V BOLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $161.53 56 GED THQB32060 3P 60A 240V BOLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $161.53 57 GED THQB32100 3P 100A 240V BLT-ON CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $230.28 58 GED THQL1115 1P 15A 120V PLUG-IN CB (X See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $6.74 59 GED THQL1120 1P 20A 120V PLUG-IN CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $6.74 60 GED THQL21100 2P 100A 120/240V CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $61.11 61 GED THQL2115 2P15A 120/240 PLG-IN CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $15.32 62 GED THQL2120 2P20A 120/240 PLG-IN CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $15.32 63 GED THQL2130 2P30A 120/240 PLG-IN CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $15.32 64 GED THQL2150 2P50A 120/240 PLG-IN CB See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $16.91 65 20a 3p ckt breaker See Qte No 10 days 1 Each $91.67 134
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CONTRACTORS / START KITS /
RELAYS
66 3P SW See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $87.72 67 115/460-575V STARTER See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $277.99 68 115/460-575V STARTER See Qte No 4 weeks 1 Each $381.77 69 2KVA TFMR See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $262.11 70 SQD 3104140042 CONTACTOR+STARTER See Qte No 3 Days 1 Each $83.44 71 SQD 3104140051 CONTACTOR+STARTER See Qte No 3 Days 1 Each $83.44 72 3KVA TFMR See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $332.30 73 RELAY 600VAC 5AMP See Qte No 2 Weeks 1 Each $30.73 74 RELAY 2CO CYL PIN See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $19.38 75 SINGLE TIER SOCKET See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $7.57 76 RELAY SOCKET 600VAC See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $11.26 77 120V RELAY See Qte Yes N/A 1 Each $13.54 78 120V CONTACTOR See Qte No 2 Weeks 1 Each $83.87 79 120V CONTACTOR See Qte No 2 Weeks 1 Each $100.95 80 50A 3P 120V CONTACTOR See Qte No 2 Weeks 1 Each $194.47 81 rk12fsl2 33l lp835 g1 fsl Repair Kit See Qte No 11 Days 1 Each $51.78 82 1p 20a 120v bolt-on cb See Qte No 4 Days 1 Each $18.61 83 2p50a 120/240 plg-in cb See Qte No 4 Days 1 Each $27.78 Subtotal $4,184.46

9.25% CA Sales Tax $387.10
Other Costs (List) $0.00
Total Bid Amount $4,571.96
General Percentage Discount Price (off list pricing)
for items not shown 60% off

Exact quantities may vary, and may be increased or decreased to meet the agency’s requirements. No minimum is guaranteed.

The grand total is subject to verification. If any discrepancy is found, the sum of the item totals will govern.

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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

INFORMATION/CONSENT AGENDA
AGENDA ITEM NO. H.5

DATE: February 20, 2024

TO: City Council

FROM: Shiri Klima, Deputy City Manager, (805) 385-7487, [email protected]

SUBJECT: Update on Status and Accomplishments of Current Measure O Projects.

RECOMMENDATION

That the City Council receive and file this report.

(The Measure O Citizen Oversight Committee heard this update at its January 25, 2024, meeting and recommended the item be forwarded to City Council.)

BACKGROUND

At the March 21, 2023, City Council meeting, staff presented an update on the status of each active Measure O project.

This is the same status report one year later, updated to reflect project progress made in 2023.

DISCUSSION

As of January 10, 2024, Measure O funds a total of 48 active projects: 22 ongoing operational projects, 5 ongoing debt service items, and 21 one-time funded projects. Ongoing funded projects receive a specific amount of funds every fiscal year; if staff does not use all of the funding from that fiscal year, unused funds cannot be rolled over to the next fiscal year. One-time funded projects receive the approved funding only once, and staff expend the funds throughout the course of the project, even if these funds roll over to the next fiscal year. Once the funds are depleted, that project receives no more funding.

Measure O projects moved forward and progressed well in 2023. Although supply chain delays, shortages, and inflation are all still factors affecting project progress, many Measure O projects were able to make significant progress or reach completion. The challenge that most affected project delivery in 2023 was staffing. Hiring difficulties that have affected the entire state have been felt in Oxnard, and staffing shortages have delayed project delivery in some departments. The table below shows status updates on all active Measure O funded projects.

The project numbers shown on the table below are different then those presented in January 2023. This is due to the City’s transition to a new financial system, which renumbered all City projects (not just Measure O projects). The project titles, budget and scope remain the same unless further action was taken by City Council to amend the project.

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The above table was compiled using expenses as of January 10, 2024.

Removed Projects

Last year’s status update (January 2023) included bond debt project M2304, called “ Station 8 Bonds 2014 - Reserve”.

This project was created to make additional early payments on the City’s bond debt incurred for Fire Station 8 (these would have been payments in addition to the standard required payments). Due to current litigation preventing the City from bonding for capital projects, the City can no longer pay off bond debt early. The project is remaining open in the City’s financial system in case anything changes, but it’s no longer an active Measure O project and will not be acted on or reported on until litigation is resolved.

Last year there was also a project titled “12 Alleyways'' included under project ID 215709. In the FY23/24 adopted budget, this project received a second allocation of funding and was subsequently renamed, as its scope now covers more than the original 12 alleyways proposed. It’s now identified as Measure O project C2111, “Citywide Alleyway Resurfacing”. “12 Alleyways” was removed from the above list as a separate project so its costs and performance are not double-counted.

Weaned Projects

As of July 1, 2023 with the adoption of the City’s FY 23/24 budget, the following projects have been weaned entirely from Measure O and moved to the General Fund. Thus, they have been removed from the above list, the Measure O projects have been closed, and no further Measure O funds are being expended for these purposes. 152

1. MO2101 – Enhance Community Police (ongoing). The City provided $4,065,421 annually to continue fielding officers that specialized in neighborhood problem-solving and community engagement. Measure O funds covered the cost of 16 full time employees for the Neighborhood Policing Team (NPT) program. The NPT addressed issues such as property crime, drug enforcement, traffic, and special patrol details.

2. MO5101 – Homeless Program (ongoing). Every year Measure O provided $1,103,547 towards the operation of a 110-bed, 24-hour shelter that provides a safe place to sleep, shelter from the elements, meals, and sanitation and related services for individuals experiencing homelessness. The shelter is operated by Mercy House. It is currently located at the former National Guard Armory on K Street, but the new homeless shelter and navigation center at 241 Second Street is anticipated to open in the first quarter of 2025.

The latest Measure O Annual Community Report is attached. This was mailed out to all Oxnard households on October 2023. It is a summary of FY21-22, which was independently audited by Eadie + Payne.

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

This agenda item is a routine operational item or does not relate to the five strategic priorities adopted by City Council on March 16, 2021.

FINANCIAL IMPACT

There is no financial impact.

COMMITTEE OUTCOME

The Measure O Citizen Oversight Committee heard this update at its January 25, 2024, meeting and recommended the item be forwarded to the City Council.

Prepared by: Annie Jensen, Project Manager

ATTACHMENTS

1. FY21-22 Annual Community Report

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MEASURE O
WHAT IS MEASURE O?
Measure O is a local half-cent sales tax supplement that was approved by 65% of Oxnard voters in 2008 that provides locally controlled funding for protection, maintenance and expansion of vital City services that our community relies on. Measure O funding is scheduled to end in March 2029.

WHAT DOES MEASURE O PAY FOR?
Nearly 63% of Measure O funds were dedicated to public safety services in FY 2021-22, which funds 37 full-time employees in Oxnard’s Fire and Police Departments to address 911 emergency medical needs and neighborhood safety (along with 13 non-public safety full-time employees).
"WEANING OFF" MEASURE O

MEASURE N AND AN ADDITIONAL LAWSUIT
Annual Community Report

REVENUE EXPENDITURES
FISCAL YEAR 2021-22

OXNARD'S INTERACTIVE FINANCIAL REPORTING TOOL

EASY ONLINE ACCESS
View all of the City'srevenues andexpenses, includingMeasure O reports The City is responsibly addressing the expiration of Measure O in 2029 by “weaning off” Measure O funding.

Measure N, a ballot measure authored by resident Mr. Aaron Starr, offered voters perfect roads, but pitted the expense against Measure O programs. The City challenged Measure N as invalid because a voter initiative cannot direct how a general tax (Measure O) should be spent once the tax has been
enacted. The Ventura County Superior Court and the Second Appellate District of the California Court of Appeal both ruled in favor of the City. Mr. Starr petitioned the California Supreme Court to reverse the lower court rulings, but the Supreme Court declined to hear the case and Measure N remains invalid.

WHY AM I RECEIVING THIS UPDATE?
The Measure O Ordinance No. 2779 requires that a written report be provided annually to every household in the City detailing how much revenue is generated by the ordinance and how funds are used.

Measure O supports police, fire, and emergency response; youth recreation, after-school and anti-gang prevention programs; upgrading stormwater drains; senior services; increasing code compliance; street paving and pothole repair; and other general services. An additional lawsuit presented by Mr. Starr is currently challenging the City’s authority to issue municipal bonds. While cities nationwide issue bonds for major projects, Oxnard is now required to cash fund these projects while the lawsuit proceeds.

This current lawsuit impacts the schedule for "weaning off" Measure O, which had recommended prepaying the debt of the fire station bond that needs to be paid in full by 2032. Now the City must adjust its weaning schedule as many priority projects, such as repairing Oxnard’s streets and alleys, require cash funding.

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TIMELY FINANCIAL DATA
Track the City'songoing spending asmonthly reports areposted online 5-YEAR MEASURE O REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
FISCAL YEARS 2017-18 THROUGH 2021-22
All expenditures of funds raised by Measure O must be publicly approved by the City Council. Additionally, the Measure O Citizen Oversight Committee ensures that expenditures are in compliance with the voter-approved measure.

The “weaning off” process will help to reduce Measure O spending and transfer vital programs and services into the General Fund in order to responsibly meet the ending of this half-cent sales tax. As a result, one-third of the 2020 voter- approved Measure E sales tax will absorb Measure O spending.

FY 2020-21 FY 2021-22FY 2019-20FY 2018-19FY 2017-18
$15.72M
$13.54M
$17.31M $17.81M
$16.43M
$19.3M $19.3M
$17.3M
$21.2M
$16.8M
This requires absorbing Measure O programs and personnel into the General Fund budget each year.
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As part of the City's commitment to transparency and accountability, the FY 2021-22 spending report has been independently audited as part of the City's annual audit, conducted by the accounting firm Eadie+Payne.

CULTURAL & COMMUNITYSERVICES
Funded the City Corps Townkeeperprogram, which included servicing 122bus stops and 40 concrete trash canscitywide three times each week, alongwith 96 downtown trash cans threetimes per week. Over 17,000 lbs of wastewas removed from City alleyways.Served 44,459 congregate meals or viahome delivery through the SeniorNutrition Program. Measure O alsosupports the Homework Center at theMain Library; Day at the Park programfor Special Populations; College Parkrecreational sports monitors; Pre-Schoolto You school year program; the 8-weeksummer Mobile Activity Center (MAC) inlocal parks; and the Police ActivitiesLeague summer basketball program for200 youth.

CITY MANAGER /

NON-DEPARTMENTAL
Supported the advanced life support andparamedic program, which in 2021Oxnard Fire paramedics averaged aresponse time of 5 minutes. Funded 21firefighter positions and Fire Station 8operations and debt.

FIRE DEPARTMENT
Total Investment: $6.02 million
Total Investment: $2.15 million

POLICE DEPARTMENT
Supported 16 police officer positions,including Oxnard's Neighborhood PolicingTeam (NPT), a group of officers thatspecialize in neighborhood problem-solving and proactive communityengagement. The NPT led the 2021fireworks enforcement effort, receivingover 1,000 disturbance calls and issuing177 citations for violations. NPT officersalso engaged with Oxnard's homelesscommunity and responded to over 4,000calls for service related to homelessness.

Total Investment: $3.9 million

PUBLIC WORKS
Funded the majority maintenance ofCollege Park and East Village Park;street maintenance including purchaseof asphalt and materials ($200K) forcitywide pothole repairs; contractedservices to repair raised sidewalksthrough grinding ($150K); refurbishedsigns ($35K) and hazardous wasteremoval services from the public right-of-way ($50K). Also funded debtservice for the 2014 lease revenuestreet bond and alley reconstruction,and supported the ongoingenhancement activities to the OrmondBeach wetlands area.

Total Investment: $3 million

HOUSING
Funded the operation of the OxnardNavigation Center, providing shelter andservices for the most vulnerable membersof our community. From 2021 through2022, 132 people were permanentlyhoused. The Street Outreach program,which offers street level services andrelocation to shelter, averages 147engagements per month.

Total Investment: $462,345
Paid for the funding for Spanish languagetranslation services at City Councilmeetings and the ability to broadcast thisas second audio programming (SAP) onthe City's government channel. Alsofunded the payment for the independentMeasure O audit report to ensurefinancial transparency.

Total Investment: $25,678

COMMITMENT TO

FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Measure O Funds of $16.8M were invested towards the following Council-approved priorities for Fiscal Year 2021-22
VISIT WWW.OXNARD.ORG/FINANCES FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MEASURE O

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Supported the operation of the PublicSafety 911 Computer-Aided Dispatching(CAD) system and Law EnforcementRecord Management System (LERMS).These critical systems process calls andassist dispatchers to send first responderresources to where they are needed andcommunicate with Mobile DataComputers (MDC’s) in patrol units.

Total Investment: $886,455

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

SERVICES
Funded the Safe Homes, Safe Familiesprogram, which supports funding aCode Compliance Inspector andsupport staff to address substandardcode compliance cases.

Total Investment: $311,148
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MEDIDA O
¿QUÉ ES LA MEDIDA O?
La Medida O es un suplemento de impuestos de medio centavo sobre las ventas locales que fue aprobado por el 65% de los votantes de Oxnard en 2008 y que proporciona fondos controlados localmente para la protección, el mantenimiento y la expansión de los servicios vitales de la Ciudad de los que depende nuestra comunidad. Está previsto que la financiación de la Medida O finalice en marzo de 2029.
¿QUÉ PAGA LA MEDIDA O?
Casi el 63% de los fondos de la Medida O se dedicaron a servicios de seguridad pública en el año fiscal 2021-22, que financia 37 empleados de tiempo completo en los departamentos de policía y bomberos de Oxnard para abordar las necesidades médicas de emergencia del 911 y la seguridad de los vecindarios (junto con 13 empleados de tiempo completo que no son de seguridad pública).

DEJAR DE DEPENDER EN LA MEDIDA O

MEDIDA N Y UNA DEMANDA ADICIONAL
Informe anual para la comunidad

INGRESOS GASTOS
AÑO FISCAL 2021-22

HERRAMIENTA INTERACTIVA DE INFORMES FINANCIEROS
FÁCIL ACCESO EN LÍNEA
Vea todos los ingresosy gastos de la ciudad,incluidos los informesde la Medida O La Ciudad está abordando responsablemente el vencimiento de la Medida O en 2029 “eliminando” los fondos de la Medida O.

La Medida N, una medida electoral redactada por el residente Aaron Starr, ofreció a los votantes carreteras perfectas, pero a costa de poner a riesgo a los programas financiados por la Medida O. La ciudad cuestionó la Medida N como inválida porque una iniciativa de los votantes no puede indicar cómo se debe gastar un impuesto general (Medida O) una vez que se ha aprobado el impuesto. La Corte Superior del Condado de Ventura y La Corte de Apelaciones del Segundo Distrito de California fallaron a favor de la ciudad. El señor Starr apeló la decisión de la Corte; sin embargo, la Corte Suprema se negó a escuchar el caso y la Medida N sigue siendo inválida.
¿POR QUÉ RECIBO ESTA ACTUALIZACIÓN?
La Ordenanza de la Medida O No. 2779 requiere que se proporcione un informe escrito anualmente a cada hogar de la ciudad detallando cuántos ingresos genera la ordenanza y cómo se utilizan los fondos.

La Medida O financia la respuesta de la policía, los bomberos y las emergencias; programas de recreación para niños, programas después de la escuela y de prevención contra pandillas; la mejora de los drenajes de aguas pluviales; servicios para personas mayores; aumentar el cumplimiento del código; pavimentación de calles y reparación de baches; y otros servicios generales. Una demanda adicional presentada por el señor Starr actualmente cuestiona la autoridad de la ciudad para emitir bonos municipales.

Mientras que las ciudades de todo el país emiten bonos para proyectos grandes, ahora se exige a Oxnard que financie en efectivo estos proyectos mientras avanza la demanda. Esta demanda actual afecta el plan y proceso de dejar de depender de la Medida O, que había recomendado pagar por adelantado la deuda del bono de la estación de bomberos que debe pagarse en su totalidad para 2032.

Ahora la Ciudad debe ajustar su plan de dejar de depender en la Medida O ya que muchos proyectos prioritarios, como la reparación de las calles y callejones de Oxnard requiere financiación en efectivo.

MANTENGASE INFORMADO
Utilice las herramientas deinformes para asegurarsede que la ciudad searesponsable de sus gastosy de sus compromisos a lacomunidad

DATOS FINANCIEROSOPORTUNOS
Siga el gasto continuode la ciudad a medidaque los informesmensuales se publicanen línea INGRESOS Y GASTOS DE LA MEDIDA O DE 5 AÑOS
AÑOS FISCALES 2017-18 A 2021-22
Todos los gastos de los fondos recaudados por la Medida O deben ser aprobados públicamente por el concejo municipal. Además, el comité ciudadano de supervisión de la Medida O garantiza que los gastos cumplan con la medida aprobada por los votantes.

El proceso de dejar de depender de los fondos de la Medida O ayudará a reducir el gasto de la Medida O y transferir programas y servicios vitales al fondo general para cumplir responsablemente con el fin de este impuesto sobre las ventas de medio centavo.

Como resultado, un tercio del impuesto sobre las ventas de la Medida E aprobado por los votantes de 2020 absorberá el gasto de la Medida O.
año fiscal2020-21 año fiscal2021-22año fiscal2019-20año fiscal2018-19año fiscal2017-18 $15.72M
$13.54M
$17.31M $17.81M
$16.43M
$19.3M $19.3M
$17.3M
$21.2M
$16.8M
Esto requiere absorber los programas y el personal de la Medida O en el presupuesto del fondo general cada año.
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Como parte del compromiso de la ciudad a la transparencia y la responsabilidad, el informe de gastos del año fiscal 2021-22 ha sido auditado de forma independiente como parte de la auditoría anual de la ciudad, realizada por la firma contable Eadie+Payne.

SERVICIOS CULTURALES YCOMUNITARIOS
Financió el programa City Corps Townkeeper,que incluyó el mantenimiento de 122 paradasde autobús y 40 contenedores de basura deconcreto en toda la ciudad tres veces porsemana junto con 96 botes de basura en elcentro de la ciudad tres veces por semana. Seretiraron más de 17,000 libras de desechos delos callejones de la ciudad. Se sirvieron 44,459comidas colectivas o mediante entrega adomicilio a través del programa de nutriciónpara personas mayores. La Medida O tambiénapoya el centro de ayuda con tarea en labiblioteca principal; el programa de día deparque para poblaciones especiales;monitores de deportes recreativos de CollegePark; programa del año escolar Pre-School toYou; el centro móvil de actividades (MAC, porsus siglas en inglés) de verano de 8 semanasen parques locales; y el programa debaloncesto de verano de la liga de actividadespoliciales (PAL, por sus siglas en inglés) para200 jóvenes.

ADMINISTRADOR DE LA CIUDAD /NO DEPARTAMENTAL
Financió el programa de paramédicos y elprograma de soporte vital avanzado, que en2021 los paramédicos del departamento debomberos de Oxnard promediaron un tiempode respuesta de 5 minutos. También financió21 puestos de bomberos y operaciones ydeuda de la estación 8 de bomberos.

DEPARTAMENTO DE BOMBEROS
Inversión total: $6.02 millones
Inversión total: $2.15 millones

DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICIA
Financió 16 puestos de oficiales de policía,incluido el Equipo de Vigilancia Vecinal (NPT,por sus siglas en inglés) de Oxnard, un grupode oficiales que se especializan en laresolución de problemas de los vecindarios y laparticipación comunitaria proactiva. El NPTlideró el esfuerzo de control de fuegosartificiales en 2021, recibió más de 1,000llamadas por disturbios y emitió 177 citacionespor infracciones. Los oficiales del NPT tambiéncolaboraron con la comunidad de personas sinhogar de Oxnard y respondieron a más de4,000 llamadas de servicios relacionados conpersonas sin hogar.

Inversión total: $3.9 millones
OBRAS PÚBLICAS
Financió la mayoría del mantenimiento deCollege Park y East Village Park; elmantenimiento de calles, incluida la comprade asfalto y materiales ($200 mil) parareparar baches en toda la ciudad; servicioscontratados para reparar aceras elevadasmediante pulido ($150 mil); letrerosrenovados ($35 mil) y servicios de remociónde desechos peligrosos de la vía pública($50 mil). También financió el servicio dedeuda para el bono de ingresos porarrendamiento de 2014 para calles y lareconstrucción de callejones, y apoyó lasactividades de mejora en el área dehumedales de Ormond Beach.

Inversión total: $3 millones

VIVIENDA
Financió la operación del centro denavegación de Oxnard, brindando refugio yservicios para los miembros más vulnerablesde nuestra comunidad. Desde 2021 hasta2022, 132 personas fueron alojadaspermanentemente. El programa StreetOutreach, que ofrece servicios a nivel de calley reubicación en refugios, tiene un promediode 147 compromisos por mes.

Inversión total: $462,345
Pagó el financiamiento de los servicios detraducción al español en las reuniones delconcejo municipal y la capacidad de transmitiresto como segunda programación de audio(SAP, por sus siglas en inglés) en el canal delgobierno de la ciudad. También financió elpago del informe de auditoría independientede la Medida O para garantizar latransparencia financiera.

Inversión total: $25,678

COMPROMISO DE

TRANSPARENCIA Y RESPONSABILIDAD FINANCIERA
Los fondos de la Medida O de $16.8M se invirtieron en las siguientes prioridades aprobadas por el concejo para el año fiscal 2021-22 VISITE WWW.OXNARD.ORG/FINANCES PARA MÁS INFORMACIÓ N SOBRE LA MEDIDA O TECNOLOGÍAS DE INFORMACIÓN
Financió la operación del sistema de despachoasistido por computadora (CAD, por sus siglasen inglés) del 911 de seguridad pública y delsistema de gestión de registros policiales(LERMS, por sus siglas en inglés). Estossistemas críticos procesan llamadas y ayudan alos despachadores a enviar recursos deprimeros auxilios a donde se necesitan ycomunicarse con las computadoras de datosmóviles (MDC, por sus siglas en inglés) en lasunidades de patrulla.

Inversión total: $886,455

SERVICIOS DE DESARROLLOCOMUNITARIO
Financió el programa Hogares Seguros,Familias Seguras, que apoya la financiaciónde un inspector de cumplimiento del código ypersonal de apoyo para abordar casos decumplimiento deficiente del código.

Inversión total: $311,148
POLICÍA
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

INFORMATION/CONSENT AGENDA
AGENDA ITEM NO. H.6

DATE: February 20, 2024

TO: City Council

FROM: Eden Alomeri, Billing and Licensing Director, (805) 385-7811, [email protected]

SUBJECT: Impose actual cost recovery fees for use of credit cards, debit cards and electronic checks.

RECOMMENDATION

That the City Council adopt a resolution imposing fees for the use of credit cards, debit cards and electronic checks.

BACKGROUND

In 2003, City Council approved the use of credit cards to pay City fees. Government Code section 6159 ("Section 6159") authorizes the City to impose a fee for the use of a credit or debit card or electronic funds transfer, not to exceed the costs incurred by the City in providing for payment by credit or debit card or electronic funds transfer.

On July 29, 2021, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 15,479 discontinuing the credit card fee subsidy and establishing a 2.35% per-transaction fee to cover the costs of banking convenience fees for the use of credit card, debit card, and electronic check transactions for certain City services, and for certain fees, charges or taxes due to the City where the City did not have a contract with a processor. The City Council recognized that it was convenient for customers to pay for City services and for fees, charges or taxes (collectively, “City Services”) due to the City utilizing credit cards, debit cards, or electronic checks. The fees have not been implemented due to the City Council approving the recommendation of such fees with an amendment to not implement the fees until the local declarations of emergency related to COVID were suspended. As soon as the pause on penalties was rescinded in July 2022 and the local declaration of emergency related to COVID was terminated on March 21, 2023, via Resolution No. 15,666, staff began working with various software providers and credit card processors to map out the implementation of the credit card fee.

DISCUSSION

Government Code section 6159 authorizes the acceptance of a credit card, debit card or electronic funds transfer for payment of services rendered by a city, or for payment of a fee, charge, or tax due to a city, provided the legislative body of the city approves such use.

Currently, the City accepts credit and debit cards for a broad range of services, including utilities, business taxes, short- term rental permits, building permits, fire inspections, recreation class fees, parking citations, false alarm citations, and parking meters. Additionally, eChecks are accepted for utility payments over the phone. Although credit and debit card and eCheck payments offer convenience to customers, since 2003, the City has had to pay many fees for transactions to the gateway, the merchant and the credit card companies (Visa and MasterCard) or eCheck processor, each of which performs a function to complete a transaction and enable the City to collect payments.

The tables below show the list of credit card processors currently used by the City for the various services accepting electronic payments and their credit card processing fees. The credit card use fees vary by merchant and use. For example, currently Elavon Inc. presents a use fee of 2.35%, while Paymentus presents a use fee of 2.95%. In addition, for some services, flat rate payment processing fees range from the lowest $2.00 to the highest $17.25 depending on the amount of the service charge (such as Police Records row in table below). Section 6159 authorizes the City to impose a 158
fee for the use of a credit or debit card or electronic funds transfer, not to exceed the costs incurred by the City in providing for payment by credit or debit card or electronic funds transfer.

The tables below show various processor fees and whether those fees are passed through or subsidized by the City.

Table 1

Department/Division Processor Gateway Fees Applicable
Payment
Processing Fees
(if passed)
Over & Above

2.35%
Passed/Subsidized
Billing and Licensing
Non-Utilities
Paymentus Non-Utility,

2.95% with the
current max pay
amount of
$20,000
Over 0.6% (non-
utility)
Subsidized
Billing and Licensing
Utilities
Paymentus Minimum fee of
$4.25 for
Card/ACH
payments with a
max pay of
$2,000
Minimum fee of
$4.25 for
Card/ACH
payments
Subsidized
Billing and Licensing
Utilities - Interactive
Voice Response (IVR)
Elavon $0.10 per
transaction
$49 monthly fee

2.35% $0.10 per
transaction
(gateway fee) +
$49 monthly fee
Subsidized
Billing and Licensing
Utilities
TeleCheck $0.10 per
transaction
$49 monthly fee

3.19% plus
$0.25 per
transaction
Over 0.84% +
$0.25 per
transaction +
$0.10 per
transaction
(gateway fee) +
$49 monthly fee
Subsidized
Environmental Resources
MRF
Elavon 2.35% Subsidized
Public Works Beach
Parking
Elavon 2.35% Subsidized
Cultural and Community
Services Library
Facilitron 3.5%
eCheck fee of
$0.95
Over 1.15%
eCheck fee of
$0.95
Passed
Cultural and Community
Services Recreation
Activenet Activenet -
$2.00 if paying
online only
$2.00 if paying
online only
Passed
Cultural and Community
Services Recreation
Facilitron 3.5% Over 1.15% Passed

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Table 2

Department/Division Processor Applicable Payment
Processing Fees (if
passed)
Over & Above 2.35% Passed/
Subsidized
Community
Development
Central
Square
Payments

2.35% Passed
Police - Parking
Citations
Phoenix $3.95 $3.95 Passed
Police - False Alarms Phoenix $3.95 $3.95 Passed
Police - Animal
Safety Citations
Phoenix $3.95 $3.95 Passed
Police Records Allpaid
(GovPay)
Range Service Fee
$0.01-50.00 = $1.75
$50.01-75.00 = $2.00
$75.01-100.00 = $3.75
$100.01-150.00 =$5.75
$150.01-200.00 =$7.25
Vehicle Releases + Service
Fee
$185.00+$7.25 = $192.25
$245.00+$9.25 = $254.25
$445.00+$17.25=$462.25

Range Service Fee
$0.01-50.00 = $1.75
$50.01-75.00 = $2.00
$75.01-100.00 = $3.75
$100.01-150.00= $5.75
$150.01-200.00= $7.25
Vehicle Releases + Service
Fee
$185+$7.25 = $192.25
$245.00+$9.25= $254.25
$445.00+$17.25= $462.25
Passed

In the near future, the City plans to transition some of our payment processing to Tyler Payments. Tyler Payments is a product of the City’s new ERP system, which provides an opportunity to incorporate the credit card fees into the larger Tyler system. This could lessen the need to use multiple merchants to process customer credit card payments, increases cybersecurity, would communicate clearly with the City's financial system, and would eliminate errors by not requiring staff to manually enter such payments. The table below shows the future processor’s fees.

Department Processor Applicable Payment
Processing Fees (if passed)
Over & Above 2.35%
(multiple) Tyler Payments 2.95% General & Utility
Billing, $2.50 minimum

3.75% Permitting &
Licensing, $2.50 minimum
eCheck fee $1.00
Over 0.6% (Gen&UB),
$2.50 minimum
Over 1.4% (Permitting &
Lic.) $2.50 minimum
eCheck fee $1.00

Though transitioning to Tyler Payments offers many benefits, not all fees will make this transition. In some cases, the City contracts with a vendor who provides a service and also accepts payment, so the City cannot dictate the processor.

Also, not all fees will transition to Tyler at the same time as various current processors' contracts terminate on different dates, and as each such transition will require staff and vendor efforts. Staff will evaluate each area in which the City accepts electronic payments and determine which fees should transition to Tyler Payments, and when such transitions should happen.

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

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This agenda item supports the Organizational Effectiveness strategy. The purpose of the Organizational Effectiveness strategy is to reinforce, stabilize, improve, and strengthen the organizational foundation of the City in order to build a modern, high-functioning City government that effectively and efficiently supports the operating departments in providing high-quality services and programs for our residents and businesses.

FINANCIAL IMPACT

Approval of the recommended transaction fee increase is estimated to save the City approximately $487,100 annually.

COMMITTEE OUTCOME

This item did not originate in Committee.

Prepared by: Daniel Chavez, Management Analyst II

ATTACHMENTS

1. Resolution

2. Presentation

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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OXNARD

RESOLUTION NO.

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OXNARD IMPOSING FEES

FOR THE USE OF CREDIT CARD, DEBIT CARD AND ELECTRONIC CHECKS

WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes that it is convenient for customers to pay for City services and for fees, charges or taxes (collectively, “City Services”) due to the City utilizing credit cards, debit cards, or electronic checks; and

WHEREAS, Government Code section 6159 authorizes the acceptance of credit cards, debit cards, or electronic checks for payment of City Services; and

WHEREAS, the City accepts payment by credit and debit cards for a broad range of services, including utilities, business taxes, short term rentals, building permits, fire inspections, recreation class fees, parking citations, false alarm citations, and parking meters; and

WHEREAS, the City accepts payment by electronic checks for utility payments made by phone; and

WHEREAS, although credit, debit card and electronic check payments offer convenience to customers, the City pays fees for these transactions to the gateways, merchants, credit card companies, and the electronic check processors, each of which performs a function to complete a transaction and enables the City to collect debit card, credit card, or electronic check payments; and

WHEREAS, in 2021 the City Council adopted Resolution 15,479 establishing specific fees for the use of credit card, debit card and electronic checks; and

WHEREAS, Government Code section 6159 permits the City to impose fees not to exceed the costs incurred by the City in providing for payment by credit or debit card or electronic check.

NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Oxnard resolves as follows:

SECTION 1. Pursuant to Government Code section 6159 the City Council authorizes the acceptance of credit cards, debit cards, or electronic checks for the payment of City Services.

SECTION 2. The City may impose fees (the “Fees”) for the use of a credit or debit card or electronic check, not to exceed the costs incurred by the City in providing for payment by credit or debit card or electronic check.

SECTION 3. The City Manager is authorized to take all actions necessary to implement and collect the Fees.
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SECTION 4. If any section, subsection, clause or phrase in this resolution is for any reason held invalid, the validity of the remainder of this resolution shall not be affected thereby. The City Council would have passed this resolution and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrases thereof, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases thereof be held invalid.

SECTION 5. Resolution 15,479 is hereby rescinded, effective immediately.

SECTION 6. This Resolution shall take effect immediately.

PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS ______ day of February 2024, by the following vote:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:

John C. Zaragoza, Mayor
ATTEST:

Rose Chaparro, City Clerk

APPROVED AS TO FORM:

Stephen M. Fischer, City Attorney
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IMPOSE ACTUAL COST RECOVERY FEES FOR

USE OF CREDIT CARDS, DEBIT CARDS AND

ELECTRONIC CHECKS
City Council
February 20, 2024
Daniel Chavez, Management Analyst
Department of Billing and Licensing
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RECOMMENDATION 2
That City Council adopt a resolution imposing fees for the use of credit cards, debit cards and electronic checks.
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In 2003, City Council approved the use of credit cards to pay City fees. • On July 29, 2021, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 15,479 establishing a 2.35% per transaction fee
• The fees have not been implemented due to the City Council approving the recommendation of such fees, with an amendment to not implement the fees until the local declarations of emergency related to COVID were suspended.
• As soon as the pause on penalties was rescinded in July 2022 and the local declaration of emergency related to COVID was terminated on March 2023, staff began working with various software providers and credit card processors to map out the implementation of the credit card fee
BACKGROUND 3
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Current fees for various City services accepting electronic payments:

FEES SERVICE PROVIDERS CHARGE THE CITY 4
Table 1: Programs that incur gateway fees
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FEES SERVICE PROVIDERS CHARGE THE CITY (continued) 5
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Some services of the City are transitioning to Tyler Payments, providing an opportunity to integrate into the larger Tyler system:

1. Could lessen the need to use multiple processors

2. Increases credit card security

3. Communicates clearly with the City's financial system

4. Reduces likelihood of errors due to less manual operations Tyler will charge 2.95% General & Utility Billing, $2.50 minimum, and 3.75% Permitting & Licensing, $2.50 minimum eCheck fee $1.00 Not all fees will transition to Tyler Payments, e.g., City contracts with vendor who provides service and accepts payment (where City does not determine processor)
Not all fees will transition to Tyler at the same time. Staff will evaluate each area to determine which fees should transition to Tyler Payments, and when such transitions should happen.

FUTURE FEE PROCESSORS 6
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Approval of the recommended transaction fee is estimated to save the City approximately $487,100 annually.

FINANCIAL IMPACT 7
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RECOMMENDATION 8
That City Council adopt a resolution imposing fees for the use of credit cards, debit cards and electronic checks.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

INFORMATION/CONSENT AGENDA
AGENDA ITEM NO. H.7

DATE: February 20, 2024

TO: City Council

FROM: Jeff Pengilley, Community Development Director, (805) 385-8208, [email protected]

SUBJECT: Award of Agreement for the Preparation of a Comprehensive Update to the Local Coastal Program (LCP).

RECOMMENDATION

That the City Council approve and authorize the Mayor to execute a three (3) year agreement with the option for (1) one- year extension (Agreement No. 32400306) with Dudek, in an amount not to exceed $881,875 for the preparation of a comprehensive update to the Local Coastal Program (LCP), which is reflective of updates to the Coastal Land Use Plan (LUP) and Local Implementation Plan (LIP), Chapter 17 of the Oxnard City Code (Coastal Zoning Ordinance).

(The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing, & Development Committee approved 3-0 on January 23, 2024.)

BACKGROUND

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The California Coastal Act of 1976 requires local governments in the State of California to prepare and implement Local Coastal Programs (LCPs) to protect natural and man-made coastal resources and maximize public access to the shorelines. LCPs are planning documents used by local governments to guide development in the coastal zone, in partnership with the California Coastal Commission (CCC). LCPs contain rules and regulations for future development and protection of coastal resources by specifying appropriate location, type, and scale of new or changed uses. LCPs must be in conformance with the broad requirements of the California Coastal Act to reflect the unique and specific community characteristics of the jurisdiction. Each LCP consists of a Land Use Plan (LUP) and Local Implementation Plan (LIP, Coastal Zoning Ordinance); collectively, this is referred to as the City’s LCP. The LUP designates land use classifications, goals, and policies guiding development (similar in nature to a City’s General Plan, but specifically for the coastal zone). The LIP includes measures to implement the LUP, typically through the City’s Coastal Zoning Ordinance.

The City's coastal zone represents approximately 2,626 acres or 15% of the City’s overall 17,367 acres. The City of Oxnard adopted its LCP in 1982, inclusive of the City’s LUP and implementing LIP (Chapter 17, Coastal Zoning Ordinance of the Oxnard City Code). The City’s LCP was certified by the CCC in 1985.

While the components of LCP were amended several times over the years to address the evolution of coastal planning in Oxnard and the changing needs of the City, a comprehensive LCP amendment has not been completed since 1982.

The City’s LCP (LUP and LIP) need to be comprehensively updated to address a range of CCC and State of California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) regulations and policies, CCC Sea Level Rise (SLR) guidance, environmental conditions, housing policies and laws, coastal protection, and development protocols. These changes will be required to be submitted to and certified by the CCC as a major LCP Amendment.

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In 2015, the City received CCC grant funding to study coastal flooding, utilize the best available technical science and model to study flooding issues, and conduct community engagement with residents and technical experts (technical advisory committee) to produce studies necessary to update the LCP. The City fulfilled the terms of the grant by producing two draft studies which were released for public review and input in 2019:

1) Draft Sea Level Rise (SLR) Vulnerability Assessment and Fiscal Impact Report: A report that addresses existing and future coastal hazards and the fiscal impact of future hazards in combination with SLR projections in the Oxnard Coastal Zone; and
2) Draft Sea Level Rise (SLR) Adaptation Strategy Report: A report that informs the LCP update process, City coastal permitting, SLR adaptation planning, and related regulatory processes.

The two draft studies were utilized to begin preparing draft coastal policies, which would be contained in the City’s Draft LUP. Following extensive discussion between City and CCC staff between 2019 - 2021 regarding Oxnard’s LUP policies, it became evident that CCC 2018 SLR Guidance and approaches were inflexible, were based upon a one-size fits all approach, and did not consider varied costal conditions. In 2021, new SLR modeling projections were developed and approaches to address coastal flooding were presented by jurisdictions due to evolving science, technical approaches, and collaboration. Therefore, the City, as well as many other coastal communities, paused work on updating their LUPs, pending discussion and collaboration with other coastal communities on approaches and methodologies.

Further, through the City’s membership in Smart Coast California, a consortium of coastal communities promoting local coastal policy solutions, momentum has been created to allow the City to develop policies and approaches unique to Oxnard. For this reason, as well as CCC and HCD mandates and laws, City staff have determined that now is the time to re-initiate the LCP updates. This work effort will be followed by a comprehensive update to the City’s 2030 General Plan.

ANALYSIS

The City issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) in August 2023 for an update to the LCP, which is reflective of updates to the LUP and the LIP, Chapter 17 of the Oxnard City Code (Coastal Zoning Ordinance). In September, the City received two (2) proposals. Based upon the criteria identified in the RFP, three (3) City representatives, including one (1) from the Public Works and two (2) from the Community Development Departments, evaluated the proposals and interviewed both firms. Following a thorough review and evaluation, Dudek (“Consultant”) was selected as the most qualified firm to perform the work due to their overall experience, responsiveness to address local solutions and approaches, competitive timeline, and budget. The scope of work is detailed and therefore, staff has provided a summary of the scope of work within Attachment 1.

The scope of work will ensure compliance with coastal act policies and requirements, advance local coastal solutions, afford robust community engagement through varied engagement efforts, allow for multi-lingual engagement, while meeting the goal to complete the update, and securing CCC certification of the comprehensive amendment to the LCP documents (LUP and LIP) within three (3) years; the contract affords for one (1) additional year (a maximum of four (4) years) in the event unexpected components arise and additional time is needed. The detailed scope of work is contained in Attachment 2.

The tasks for the update are summarized as follows:
• Task 1 - Project Management and Engagement Work
• Task 2 - Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment (SLR/VA) and Fiscal Impact Analysis • Task 3 - SLR Adaptation Strategy Report
• Task 4 - Coastal Land Use Plan (LUP)
• Task 5 - Local Coastal Implementation Plan (LIP) Amendment (Coastal Zoning Ordinance)

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

This agenda item supports Public Safety and Infrastructure and Natural Resources strategies. The purpose of the Public Safety strategy is to prepare the City for response and recovery from potential future flooding and other natural disasters. 174
Infrastructure and Natural Resources strategy is to focus on repair of public infrastructures, such as seawalls and alleys, as well as ensuring adequate future water supply by protecting City’s advanced water purification facility, wastewater facility, and an electric generation station from sea level rise.

FINANCIAL IMPACT

The cost of this Agreement No. 32400306 is $881,875 and will be funded by General Plan Maintenance Fee (GPMF) revenue. The adopted Fiscal Year ( FY) 2023-24 Community Development Budget includes the GPMF appropriation necessary for this agreement. There is sufficient budget to cover the full cost of the contract.

For Finance Use Only: General Fund (Org. 1014101 Obj. 53200 Project M2401)

COMMITTEE OUTCOME

The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing, & Development Committee approved 3-0 on January 23, 2024.

Prepared by: Kathleen Mallory, Planning & Sustainability Manager, Jasmin Kim, Principal Planner

ATTACHMENTS

1. Contract Scope of Work Task Summary

2. Dudek Agreement LCP

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● Task1 - ProjectManagementandEngagement:Workassociatedwiththistaskwillproceedthroughouttheentiretermofthecontract.ThescopecommitstheConsultantsubmittingtheLCPandLUPtotheCCCforreviewbyyeartwo(2)withworkassociatedwiththeLIPbeingcompletedbytheendofyearthree(3).Stakeholderdiscussiongroups,engagementin SouthOxnard,and environmentaljusticecommunities,as wellasvisitor-servingbusinesseswillbeengagedthroughouttheupdateprocess.Engagementina varietyof meansandmethodswilloccuralongwithSpanishinterpretationat allcommunitymeetings;translationofkeynoticesintoSpanishandMixtecwillalsooccur. ● Task2 - UpdatedSeaLevelRiseVulnerabilityAssessment(SLR/VA)andFiscalImpactAnalysis:Consultantwillupdateandbuilduponthe2019Draftstudies,whicharenowoutdatedduetochangesinSLRmodelingapproachesandmethodology. UtilizingCCCwidelyanticipatedupdatedSLRguidance,studyupdateswillconsiderU.S.GeologicalSurvey'sCoastalStormModelingSystem(CoSMos)forOxnard.FinalstudieswillbedevelopedanddiscussionswithCCCwillbe conducted.With considerationto newcoastaleconomicvalues,thesufficiencyofthe2019DraftFiscalImpactReportwillbeevaluatedandupdatedasneeded.PublicengagementandcoordinationwithCCCstaffwilloccurthroughthistask. ● Task3 - DraftSLRAdaptationStrategyReport:ConsultantwillupdateandbuildupontheCity’s 2019DraftStudy. TheupdatedSLRAdaptationStrategyReportwillutilizetheadaptationapproachesreflectiveoftypicalCCCSLRguidanceasamended,butwillalsolookathybridapproachestodevelopcreativestrategies(i.e.,traditionalhardengineeringstrategies,constructingorexpandingpermanentconcretestructures,suchasa seawall,withmoresoftstrategies,etc.).Thestudywillalsolookat otherprotectionsandaccommodationsuniqueto thecentralcoastandOxnard.Approachesuniqueto thecoastalareasoftheCitywillbeconsidered.PublicengagementandcoordinationwithCCCstaff willoccurthroughthistask. ● Task4 - DraftCoastalLandUsePlan(LUP)Update:BasedontheoutcomesofTasks2and3,theConsultantwillpreparea ComprehensiveDraftLUPAmendment,identifyingtheportionsoftheexistingLUPthatrequiremodificationtoimprovetheCity’sresiliencetoSLR.ThepolicyupdatestotheLUPwillconsiderspecificneedsofeachofthecoastalplanningareas(PA’s)inOxnard;theLUPanticipatesfollowingtheexistingfour(4)LUPPA boundaries.The LUPupdatewill includemonitoringprogramdetails,anddevelopmentandpermitstandards.CoordinationmeetingswithCCCstaff willalsooccurthroughthistask.Productionofa FinalLUPAmendmentpackagewillbepreparedandsubmittedto the CCCalongwiththe requiredenvironmentaldocument.Publicengagementthroughcommunitymeetingsandfocusedgroupswilloccurbyplanningareas. ● Task 5 - LocalCoastalImplementationPlan(LIP)Amendment(CoastalZoningOrdinance):Consultantwill preparea ComprehensiveDraftLIPAmendmentby 176
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

REPORTS
AGENDA ITEM NO. I.1

DATE: February 20, 2024

TO: City Council

FROM: Ashley Golden, Assistant City Manager, (805) 385-7478, [email protected]

SUBJECT: Citywide Wayfinding Program Approval. (15 Minutes)

RECOMMENDATION

That City Council:

1. Approve the Citywide Wayfinding Program and authorize a prioritized implementation plan;

2. Approve an agreement 32400391 with Found Design, LLC for an amount not to exceed $65,000 for design development, engineering and construction administration for the Wayfinding Program; and

3. Approve an agreement 32400388 with Ardurra Group, Inc. for an amount not to exceed $119,000 for Project/Construction Management services for the Wayfinding Program.

The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing & Development Committee approved 3-0 on January 23, 2024 to approve the staff recommendation and to forward the item for Council approval.

Live presentation by Oxnard Convention and Visitors Bureau President & CEO, Julie Buffo, and Found Design, LLC (MERJE) Design Consultant, John Bosio.

Please click the following link to view the required Measure M pre-recorded presentation video: https://youtu.be/DiJhkRe6-E0

BACKGROUND

The current wayfinding system in Oxnard was implemented in the early 2000s and has not been properly maintained or updated to reflect current destinations. A community wayfinding program is an informational system of signs, colors, and other design elements that help people navigate space; it introduces secondary tourism attractions and helps orient visitors when traveling to a new physical environment.

In spring 2022, the City Council approved American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for the Oxnard Convention & Visitors Bureau (“Visit Oxnard”) to modernize and update the citywide wayfinding program in coordination with the City. This initiative was intended to provide aid to Oxnard’s hospitality industries and business impacted by COVID-19’s closures by investing in an upgraded wayfinding information system.

Visit Oxnard hired Found Design, LLC dba MERJE Design (“MERJE”), a firm specializing in citywide wayfinding programs, to design and develop this program. MERJE is also the design consultant for the Mayor’s Gateway Project as part of the Council Five-Year Priorities.

This Program includes two components: (1) An updated, refreshed design for signage and (2) A destination list and prioritization plan. To ensure both components best represent the Oxnard community, Visit Oxnard created a steering committee and a stakeholder group, both comprised of eleven (11) members each, listed in Attachment #1. The steering 225
committee met a number of times between November 2022 and October 2023 to discuss the overall project scope, provide design direction, guide the destination list development, and review the draft program.

In February 2023 Visit Oxnard also held stakeholder meetings. Using input from the stakeholder groups, steering committee members, and City of Oxnard, MERJE and Visit Oxnard developed a complete Citywide Wayfinding Program.

DISCUSSION

The Citywide Wayfinding Program is designed to assist the public in navigating Oxnard’s routes. To do this, an information hierarchy was developed which directs the public from Oxnard’s gateways, or entry points, to zones, destinations within these zones, parking locations, and pedestrian centers.

The program utilizes sixteen (16) sign types or styles (Attachment #2), including:

1. Three (3) vehicular directional high speed (25 MPH & higher);

2. Three (3) vehicular directional low speed (25 MPH & lower);

3. One (1) secondary gateway;

4. Two (2) pedestrian directional;

5. One (1) information kiosk;

6. One (1) information totem;

7. One (1) parking garage identification;

8. Two (2) parking lot identification; and

9. Two (2) parking trailblazer.

Using industry-standard criteria for inclusion (Attachment #3), a destination list was developed that aligns with categories consistent in other wayfinding programs across the country, including arts/culture attractions, parks & recreation, government facilities, higher education, transportation, and additional tourism generators. The destination list, which includes 48 destinations citywide, is included as Attachment #4.

A map with recommended signage locations and types has been developed (Attachment #$5). This identifies the recommended location for vehicular, pedestrian, kiosk, parking, and secondary gateway signs; the program recommends a total of 193 signs.

The overall project was awarded $1,000,000 in ARPA funds, inclusive of design and program development, installation, removal of old signage, and other associated costs. To stay within the program budget, a prioritized implementation approach is proposed:

1. Vehicular directional signage throughout the City; then

2. Pedestrian directional signage in walkable areas, such as Downtown Oxnard and the Channel Islands Harbor; and

3. Directional parking signage.

Removal of old “like” wayfinding signs (i.e. vehicular signs or pedestrian signs) will be included in the budget development at each prioritization stage.

Should Council approve the overall program, a field survey will be conducted to review each sign location to ensure they are suitable for signage. After the field survey, and following the prioritization outlined above, an implementation plan will be developed. The implementation plan may be further revised after true costs are identified in the bid process.

The City will act as the project lead for the implementation stage, taking over this responsibility from Visit Oxnard. Visit Oxnard will remain a key partner for the program, acting as the community lead. The implementation stage will include design development and plan check, bid award, and construction/implementation of the signage. To commence with implementation of the prioritized program, staff requests Council approval for the following consultant contracts:

1. Approve an agreement with Found Design, LLC for a not-to-exceed amount of $65,000. 226
o Found Design, LLC (MERJE) will complete design development, structural engineering, bid assistance and construction administration required to implement the program.

2. Approve an agreement with Ardurra Group, Inc. for project/construction management services for a not-to- exceed amount of $119,000.
o The consultant will assist with technical needs of the project, including plan approvals, bid process, obtaining permits from the City and other required agencies, and overseeing the construction process.

STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

This agenda item supports Economic Development strategy. The purpose of Economic Development strategy is to focus on the retention and expansion of Oxnard businesses by increasing the skills and employability of our local workforce, invite new business investments, and target site-based redevelopment opportunities.

FINANCIAL IMPACT

City Council approved a total of $1,000,000 from American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding for the design and implementation of the Citywide Wayfinding Program. As of January 2024, there is approximately $925,000 remaining.

The proposed Program has an estimated cost of approximately $2,600,000. This includes the installation of 193 signs citywide, design consulting fees, project/construction management consulting fees, removal of existing signs citywide, and permitting costs.

After the field survey is complete, staff will work with the consulting team to develop a prioritized implementation plan that fits within the remaining program budget. Part of the remaining budget will be allocated to removing outdated wayfinding signs of the same type; for example, as new vehicular signs are installed, all old vehicular signs will be removed.

Funding has not been identified for future stages of this project. Any future budget requests will be presented to Council for consideration if and when funding sources are identified.

For Finance Use Only: American Rescue Plan Act Fund (Org. 2041401 Obj. 53200) Project G2214

COMMITTEE OUTCOME

The Community Services, Public Safety, Housing & Development Committee approved 3-0 on January 23, 2024 to approve the staff recommendation and to forward the item for Council approval.

Prepared by: Samantha Shapiro, Project Manager

ATTACHMENTS

1. Steering Committee and Stakeholder Groups

2. Wayfinding Design, Types and Styles

3. Wayfinding_Criteria for Inclusion_2023

4. Sign Location Map

5. Destination List

6. Citywide Wayfinding Program Approval Presentation

7. Agreement No. 32400391

8. Agreement No. 32400388

9. Presentation by Found Design, LLC

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Attachment #1WayfindingProgram: SteeringCommitteeandStakeholder GroupParticipants SteeringCommittee:Eleven(11) communitystakeholderscomposedthewayfindingprogramsteeringcommittee,including:

1. MERJEdesignteam2. Visit Oxnardstaff3. Cityof Oxnardstaff - CityManager’sOfficeandPublicWorksDepartment4. Channel IslandsHarbor representative5. Citizensfor aBetter Oxnardrepresentative6. DowntownOxnardrepresentative7. MarineEmporiumLandingrepresentative8. Marriott representative9. TheCollectionat Riverparkrepresentative10. West VenturaCountyBusinessAlliancerepresentative11. Zachari DunesonMandalayBeachbyHiltonrepresentative Stakeholder Groups:Eleven(11) interest groupsintheCitycomposedthewayfindingprogramstakeholder groupstoprovideadditional insight, including:

1. CaliforniaStateParks2. CalTrans3. Channel IslandsNational Park4. ChumashBear Clan5. Cityof OxnardCultural andCommunityServicesDepartment6. Countyof Ventura7. MullinAutomotiveMuseum8. Port of Hueneme9. ResidenceInn10. River RidgeGolf Club11. St. John’sRegional Medical Center Rev. 12.20.23
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1.2 Criteria For Inclusion
The following provides guidelines for determining which types of destinations typically qualify for a Community Wayfinding Program.

Base Categories are fairly common across all States
and are generally limited to non-profit attractions,
institutions, government buildings, historical sites, parks and recreation, transportation and visitor services.

Enhanced Categories represent tourism based
attractions or activities that may be privately owned.

State (DOT), County and Local approvals may be
required in order to include these types of destinations in your program.

BASE CATEGORIES:

ATTRACTIONS
Arboreta and Botanical Gardens: A place where a
wide variety of live plants are cultivated for scientific, education, and ornamental purposes, often including a
library, an herbarium, greenhouses, laboratory spaces,
and open grounds. These are facilities with a reasonable guarantee of permanence, and where adequate labeling
of plants is common and proper documentation of the
collection takes place. Must have facilities that are open to the general public.

Arenas: Includes stadia, conference centers,
auditoriums and civic or convention centers.

Conference Center: A site that hosts public events
with a minimum of 30,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting,
convention, exhibit and pre-function space.

Destination Street: A specific segment of a street that is recognized as a unique place and visitor attraction
based on its activities, character or history. Ex: Bourbon Street (New Orleans) , Ocean Drive (Miami Beach),
Rodeo Drive (Beverly Hills), etc.

Fairgrounds: Includes county and state fairgrounds.

Racetracks and Speedways: A permanent facility
used for the primary purpose of presenting organized
horse or automobile racing events.

Scenic Overlooks: An area, usually at the side of the
road, where persons can observe a scenic area such
as significant geology, unique botanical resources, or
across expanses of land or water.

Unique Natural Areas: A naturally occurring area or
site of interest to the general public. Such areas may
include riverfronts, caverns, waterfalls, caves, or special rock formations.

Zoos, Zoological Gardens, Animal Parks and
Aquariums: A place where animals, reptiles or fish
are kept, often-in combination of indoors and outdoors
spaces. Must have facilities, which are open to the
General Public.

CULTURAL/INSTITUTIONAL
Colleges or Universities: An educational institution
that is nationally accredited, grants degrees at the
associates, bachelor, professional, masters, and/or
doctoral levels, and that has a physical campus of at
least 5 acres. (Campus signage is the responsibility of the destination.)
Hospitals: An institution providing primary health
services and medical or surgical care to persons,
primary inpatients, suffering from illness, disease,
injury, deformity and other abnormal physical or mental conditions. The facility must have 24-hour emergency
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1.3 Criteria For Inclusion
care with a doctor on duty at all times. (Campus
signage is the responsibility of the destination.)
Institutions: A center operated by a municipality,
county, state, or federal government unit that is open to the public.

Libraries: A repository for literary and artistic
materials, such as books, periodicals, newspapers,
recordings, films, and electronic media, kept and
systemically arranged for use and reference operated
either by the Municipality or by a non-profit organization.

Private Media outlets (e.g. Book Stores, Best Buy, etc.) do not qualify under this definition.

Museums: A facility in which works of artistic,
historical, or scientific value are cared for and exhibited to the General public. (Campus signage is the
responsibility of the destination.)
Observatories: A facility designed and equipped to
observe astronomical, meteorological or other natural
phenomena.

Religious Site: A shrine, grotto or similar type site, which is of a unique religious nature. The facility must have a minimum average of 20 visitors per day on the
busiest day of the week.

Theaters, Performing Arts, and Concert Halls:

Any not-for profit facility used for the public’s enjoyment of the performing arts that has a minimum occupancy of
200 people and associated parking.

DISTRICTS
Information Reach:

By creating an information hierarchy you are providing
all destinations with a farther “reach” of information. (Direct to Districts from a distance > then direct to
individual destinations)
Guidelines for District Names:

If already locally recognized, names should be reflective of cultural or known references.
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Names should be simple and memorable by a person
unfamiliar with the place
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When multiple zones ar
e required the names should
be distinctive both in terminology and pronunciation
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A physical landmark, activity or environment is so
dominant that the general surr
ounding area becomes
known by that landmark, activity or environment.

Guidelines for District Boundaries:

When determining district boundaries, one of the
following situations should be present.
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Existing legal or formal boundary established by the
Municipality
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Context: Boundary is defined by the character of the
place. (Ar
chitecture, Environment, History, Activity)
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A physical element or landmark creates a
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ecognizable/physical boundary. This can be natural
(river, mountains, etc.) or manmade (highway,
overpass, train tracks, etc)
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Cluster of similar attractions or activities located within a specific defined area (i.e. Arts District,
Theater District)
Arts & Cultural Districts:

An area within a
municipality where a concentration of arts and cultural institutions are located. Arts Districts, Theater District, Museum District, Cultural District are all common
derivatives of this type of District.

Business District: An area within the municipality
which is officially designated as a business district
by the local officials. This area commonly includes a
mixture of corporate offices, service business, as well as shopping and dining.

Entertainment District: An area within a Municipality
where a cluster of shopping, dining and attractions are located. While accessible to residents and visitors alike, these districts typically cater to regional and out of town guests through its activities, events, festivals and arts & cultural opportunities.

Historic Districts: A district or zone listed on or
eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places maintained by the U.S. Department of Interior
or otherwise designated by the Municipality. Historic
districts may provide the general public with a single, central location such as a self-service kiosk or welcome center, where visitors can obtain information concerning the historic district.

Historic Districts may include, but not be limited to, the following:
• Historic residential streets
• Shopping streets and districts
• Courthouses and public buildings
• Landmarks
• Buildings of architectural, design, or artistic merit Medical District: An area within a Municipality where a concentrated cluster of healthcare facilities, educational institutions and medical offices are located.

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Sports District: An area or complex of buildings within a Municipality where a concentration of stadia, arenas
and/or sporting facilities are located.

University District: An area within a Municipality
where a concentrated cluster of educational facilities
and institutions are located.

Urban Neighborhoods: A residential community,
which is organized in a formal association that meets
a minimum of 4 times a year. Private developments
are not eligible. (Urban Neighborhoods receive only an
Arrival Identification signs, directional signage is not provided.)

GOVERNMENT
Courthouses/Government Buildings: A public
building, structure, or complex used by a federal,
county, state or municipal government for the purposes
of convening official legal activities and that is open to the public.

High Schools: Public education facility that has
performing arts, exhibits, or concerts, which has a
minimum occupancy capacity of 150 people.

Military Base: A facility operated by the State or
federal government for training or support of military
troops, or for inventorying and warehousing military
equipment.

HISTORICAL/ARCHITECTURAL
Historic Sites: A structure or place of historical,
archaeological or architectural significance listed on or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places maintained by the U.S. Department of Interior or otherwise designated by the Municipality. The site must be accessible to the general public and provide a
place where visitors can obtain information about the
historic site.

Historic Sites may include the following types, provided they meet the above criteria:
•
Houses
• Commer
cial buildings
• Farms, farmsteads and bar
ns
• Religious sites, places of worship,
cemeteries and monuments
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Bridges
• Encampments and Battlefields
• Forts
• Railr
oad Stations
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Waterbodies
• Cemeteries
• Mills and factories
• Fur
naces
• Coal mines and coke ovens
• Bridges
• T
ollhouses
• Canals
RECREA
TIONAL
Beaches, Piers & Waterfronts: Areas with access
to and views of the rivers, streams, and lakes which
are recognized by the Municipality, County, or State as having significant recreational or cultural value and are open to the public a minimum of 180 days per
calendar year.

Boat Launches: A public facility for the launching of
boats and parking of motor vehicles and trailers.

Campground: A facility with continuous operation
for at least 6 months per year and a minimum of 20
overnight sites. An attendant shall be available during the hours of operations and rest rooms with showers,
running water and flush toilets shall be available. A
public telephone also shall be available on the site
or within 500 feet of the property. Accommodations
sold on annual or time-sharing basis or otherwise not
available for General Public use will not be counted
toward the minimum requirements.

Canoeing, Rafting, and Kayaking: Public areas with
established canoeing, rafting, and/or kayaking facilities.

Individual private facilities are not eligible for signage.

Golf Courses: A golf facility open to the public and
offering at least nine (9) holes of play. Miniature golf courses, driving ranges, chip and putt-putt courses, and indoor golf shall not be eligible.

Hiking and Biking Trails/Routes: Areas designated
for recreational hiking, biking, walking, etc. which are publicly accessible, and owned and maintained by
either the Local or County government or the State
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources,
or non-profit organizations. Signs will only be installed at locations that direct the motorist to an established trailhead with parking facilities.

Horseback Riding Areas: Areas designated for
horseback/pony back riding for the General Public.

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1.5 Criteria For Inclusion
Hunting and Fishing Areas: Areas so designated
and under the jurisdiction of the State Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Services, Department of
Environmental Protection, or the Colorado Department
of Fish and Wildlife.

National, State and Regional Parks and Forests:

An area so designated and under the jurisdiction of
the State Department of Conservation and Natural
Resources, State Historical and Museum Commission,
National Park Service, and U.S. Department of the
Interior, County Government, or non-profit organization with facilities open to the General Public.

Parks – County: An area so designated and under
the jurisdiction of the County government with facilities open to the general public.

Parks – Municipal: An area so designated and under
the jurisdiction of the Municipality with facilities open to the general public and with enough amenities that
its appeal is broader than a particular neighborhood or singular district.

Sports Facilities (Local): Local sports facilities such as little league baseball fields, youth athletic fields, BMX courses, skateboard parks, etc. Recreational fields
associated with K-12 schools are not considered a part
of this system.

Ski Areas: A downhill with equipment rentals or cross- country ski area with equipment rentals and minimum of
five (5) miles of marked and groomed trails.

Snowmobile Trails and Winter Sports Areas
(excluding Ski Areas): Areas with marked
snowmobile trails, ice skating rinks, snowboarding,
sleigh rides, and toboggan runs, that are open to the
General Public. Signs will only be installed at locations that direct the motorist to an established trailhead with parking facilities.

Water Skiing: Areas designated for water skiing, jet
skiing, or motorboats.

TOURIST SERVICES
Visitor Information Center: A facility where
the primary purpose of its operation is to provide
information and tourist supportive services. Adequate
parking must be provided to support such center.

TRANSPORTATION
Airport: A public-use facility licensed by the
Department for the landing and takeoff of aircraft, and for receiving and discharging passengers and cargo.

Cruise Ship Terminal: An access point to a body of
water for a passenger carrying vessel with access to
docking facilities and adequate public parking.

Ferry: A passenger-carrying vessel with access to a
docking facility possessing adequate legal parking with the main purpose of transportation.

Heritage Roads, Historic Routes and Trails: A
road, trail, or route designated by Department of
Transportation Right-of-Way (ROW), United States
Department of the Interior, or other Federal agency as
being part of a national or state recognized historic or heritage park/trail system. Bike paths are not eligible for signage under this system.

Parking Lots, Garages & Decks: A parking facility
for public parking. These include all Municipality-owned lots. Fees may or may not be charged for parking.

Railroad/Bus Stations: A passenger terminal
utilized for discharging and picking up passengers and
ticketing.

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1.6 Criteria For Inclusion
EXPANDED CATEGORIES:

Destinations listed here are often private entities or may be considered unique to Community Wayfinding. State,
County or local municipal approval may be required for
inclusion in the program.

COMMERCIAL DESTINATIONS
Adventure Tours: Guided outdoor tours that require
tickets, limited participation and scheduled times. The business most be operational a minimum of 9 months
per year and lease or own a dedicated operating facility. (Examples include: Swamp Tour, Boat/Fishing Tour,
Aircraft Tour, Zipline Tours, etc)
Agri-Tourism: A permanent working farm or ranch of at
least 200 acres offering agriculturally-based operations or activities that bring visitors to the facility. The
facility must offer at least three Agri-Tourism activities, eligible activities include, picking produce from a field, educational initiatives, navigating a corn maze, feeding animals, petting zoo, meeting/conferences spaces,
hosting sporting events or staying at a B&B on a farm.

Amusement Parks: A permanent facility that may
include structures and building, where there are multiple devices for entertainment, including rides, booths for
the conduct of games, or sale of items, buildings for
shows and entertainment, and restaurants and souvenir
sales. The facility must be open a minimum of 5 months
out of the year.

Artist / Craftsman Studio: A permanent working
artist studio of at least 3,500 square ft., offering artistic demonstrations that bring visitors to the facility.

The facility must offer at least three artistic based
activities, eligible activities include, demonstrations of specialty techniques, tours, free educational lectures.

The art studio shall be open to the public and readily
available to tourists, without the need for scheduling
appointments or return trips. The studio must meet all
safety and maximum occupancy requirements.

Bed and Breakfasts: A private residence located in
Rural Area that contains ten (10) or fewer bedrooms
used for providing overnight accommodations to the
public, and which breakfast is the only meal served and is included in the charge for the room. Must be rated by a national or state lodging or bed and breakfast rating program.

Breweries: A licensed site which produces a minimum
of 250,000 barrels a year and shall be open to the
General Public for tours, tasting and sales, a minimum
of 2,340 hours per year. Tours shall be in an educational format for informing visitors about beer and beer
processing. Site must include the following operational capabilities; Bottling or Canning, Distribution, Sales, and spaces to host events for the public. Tasting rooms, Restaurants and Take-Out Beer Distributors or Retailers are not considered eligible.

Commerce Park: A group of commercial
manufacturing facilities, at least 25 acres in size,
recognized and signed as a commerce park by the local
authorities.

Country Inn: A facility located in a Rural Area that
contains 25 or fewer rooms and also has full service
dining. Must be rated by a national or state lodging-
rating program.

Drive-In Theatre: An outdoor facility for the public
showing of movies projected onto at least one large
screen for viewing by patrons from their vehicles.

Facility shall operate at least 30 days per year, have a concession area open during show times and provide
restrooms with running water and flush toilets.

Facility Tour: A private business that offers educational public tours (minimum one hour) at least 5 days a week.

Facility shall be a building of at least 100,000 square feet and the business must employ a minimum of
1,000 employees.

Gaming Entity: A public gaming facility licensed under
State and Local requirements. The facility shall be a
minimum total space of 100,000 sq ft and must include
table games, plus either an attached hotel (Minimum
100 rooms), event center (14,000 sq ft) or a racetrack.

International Market: An independent market of at
least 300,00,000 square ft offering specialty foods from around the world. In addition to goods or services of
unique interest to tourists, the market must provide at least 3 of the following; tours of the facility, educational sessions, specialty festivals or meeting/conference
spaces. The facility must be commonly recognized as a
iconic local landmark (in business for a minimum of 25
years) and tourism attraction.

Historic Hotel: A facility which must be located within a building that is at least 50 years of age. And be
listed on or eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, or which is recognized by State,
National or a County Historical Society as having
historical significance; and currently holds itself out by any means, including advertising, license, registration with any innkeepers’ group, convention listing
association, travel publication or similar association
or with any government agency, as being available
to provide overnight lodging or use of facility space
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1.7 Criteria For Inclusion
for considerations to persons seeking temporary
accommodations.

Off-Track Betting Facility: A facility, which provides
off-premise wagering as authorized by local gaming
regulations.

Resort: A facility with at least 75 rooms where the
primary attraction is generally recreational features and activities that are the main focal point of a vacation.

Roadside Farm Market: A stationary retail sales
establishment operated by one or more farmers for
the purpose of selling farm and food products directly
to consumers. Operations by which the consumer
harvests their own farm or food products shall be
considered roadside farm markets. Roadside farm
markets shall be open at least two days per week
throughout the harvest season or year.

Rural Restaurant: An establishment where food and
drink are prepared, served and consumed on premise
and provided by waiter service. The facility must
provide a minimum of twenty (20) seats. Excludes
drive-through or franchised sit-down service. Must be
located in a Rural Area.

Shopping Centers – Neighborhood: A group of
15 or more shops, retail stores, or restaurants usually concentrated within a neighborhood, often at a
corner, that functions as the node or nucleus of the
neighborhood(s) surrounding its location.

Specialty Shopping Centers:

A group of 12 or more specialty shops (antique,
craft, outlet, farmers’ market, etc.) retail stores, and restaurants with ample parking facilities. Specialty
shops must offer goods or services of interest to tourists and that derive the major portion of their income during the normal business season from motorists that do not
reside in the immediate area. The goods or services
shall be readily available to tourists, without the need for scheduling appointments or return trips.

Sports Tourism Facilities (Commercial):

Commercial regional sports facilities that hosts a
minimum of 12 multi-day tournaments per year.
• Outdoor Facility must have a minimum of 50 acres
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Indoor Facility must have a minimum of 130,000
squar
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Fitness Centers, Indoor Rock Climbing, Go Karts,
T
rampoline Parks, Indoor Skydiving or other for profit
activities or amusements are not permitted under
this category.

Wineries / Vineyards: A licensed site, which
produces a maximum of 200,000 gallons of wine per
year. Winery shall maintain a minimum of 3000 vines
or five acres of vineyard on site. Winery must be
open to the general public for tours, tasting and sales a minimum of 1500 hours per year, and provide an
educational format for informing visitors about wine and wine processing.

Water Tours: A guided tour on a body of water using
a passenger-carrying vessel with access to a docking
facility and adequate legal parking.

GENERIC MESSAGES
Some approving agencies will allow the use
of generic messages for private entities such
as the following:
• Hotel(s)
• Mall
• Movie Theater
• Shopping & Dining
• Shopping Center
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OXNARD, CA
Wayfinding & Signage Program
PROGRAMMING:

Sign Location Plan
Secondary V1
January 10, 2024
MERJE | ENVIRONMENTS & EXPERIENCES
120 North Church Street
Suite 208
West Chester, PA 19380
T 484.266.0648
www.merjedesign.com
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REVISIONS

CLIENT / PROJECT

SHEET TITLE
DATE
PROJECT NO.

DRAWN BY:

SHEET NO.

These drawings are meant for DESIGN
INTENT ONL Y and are not for construction.

Contractor shall verify and be responsible for all
dimensions and conditions of the job. Contractor
shall be familiar with the site and conditions
it presents. This office must be notified of any
variations from the dimensions and conditions
shown on this drawing. Shop drawings and
details must be submitted to this office for
approval prior to proceeding with fabrication.

All copy shall be proofread by client and legal
requirements checked by legal department.

LH
01/10/24
2 SPECIFICATIONS
Oxnard, CA
Wayfinding and Signage System
120 North Church Street
Suite 208
West Chester, PA 19380
T 484.266.0648
www.merjedesign.com

ENVIRONMENTS & EXPERIENCES
Refer to the Oxnard Wayfinding and Signage System design intent documentation for sign type drawings, material call-outs and installation methods.

Refer to the Oxnard Wayfinding and Signage System message schedule for all sign type messages, location numbers, quantities, and specific location details.

1. G eneral sign locations are provided on these plan sheets.

2. T he Message Schedule provides more detailed guidance of sign location in the Remarks column.

3. Refer to the Message Schedule for the final messages of each sign.

4. Utilize the above Legend to help determine sign types, and other details of location.

NOTES:

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Via Marina Park
Hollywood Beach
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Ralphs
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Olivas Park Dr
e v A a i r o t c i V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Harbor Blvd
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E Pleasant Valley Rd
N Rose Ave
Victoria Ave
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d R n o s r e t t a P S
E Main St
W Hueneme Rd
Patterson Rd
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Wagon Wheel Rd
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Town Center Dr
S Kimball Rd
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Valentine Rd
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E Pleasant Valley Rd
S Victoria Ave
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e v A e c i R S
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Wagon Wheel Rd
e v A a i r o t c i V S
d R n o s r e t t a P S
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e v A e c i R S
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d R n o s r e t t a P
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23rd Ave
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d R d l o n r A
32nd Ave
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Ocean Dr
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Sturgis Rd
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d R s d l O
Collins St
Cortez St
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Camino del Sol
Balboa St
t S A N
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Johnson Dr
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1st Ave
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l P h t 5
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Market St
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Palma Dr
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t S h t 5
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Ivywood Dr
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Alvarado St
Neath St
e v A w o n S
Emerson Ave
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Simon Way
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Thille St
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Etting Rd
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Redwood St
t S e r o h s f f O
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Palm Dr
Azalea St
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Perry Dr
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Lark St
11th Ave
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Indigo Pl
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Keel Ave
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e v A l e u m a S
Swan St
r D a n i N
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Wolff St
Stern Ln
Friedrich Rd
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Lambert St
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Nicolle St
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Petit Ave
Lincoln Ct
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Olivia Dr
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Pier Walk
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r D t r o f u a e B
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19th St
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r D r e l p e K
Goodyear Ave
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Linden Dr
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Ives Ave
E Bay Blvd
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Swift Ave
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Perkin Ave
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Colt St
l P h t 4
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r D e c a r r e T
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l P a r e d a M
t S n a i l u J
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d R k c o D
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r D k r a P y e l l a V
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Beedy St
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39th Ave
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Rivas Ln
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James Ave
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Raspberry Pl
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Jacktar Ave
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Pine Ave
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Joyce Pl
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Holser Walk
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Orchard Pl
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Copland Cir
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Fairford St
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Shaver St
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Foxglove Pl
Tarlow Ave
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Milagro Pl
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Copland Dr
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Valencia Pl
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Holster St
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Felicia Ct
Collection Blvd
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MacArthur Pl
Liada Way
Borrego Ct
r D e g d o L c i t l e K
d R a i r a l e d n a C
Emerald St
r D n o t p m a C
Milligan St
e v A l a i r t s u d n I
Donner St
r D y r e v o c s i D
Upper Bay Dr
Tierney Ave
Romany Dr
Pleasant Valley Ln
La Brea St
Infinidad St
Murdoch Ln
r D e l c r i C
r D n o s d i v a D
Eliza Ct
E Robert Ave
Goldfinch Dr
t S e n o t s n o r I
Seeger Ave
Waxwing Ave
Ferrara Way
t S e n o t s r e h t a e F
Las Tunas Pl
W Garden Grn
Sequoia St
t S y e r e t n o M
Fontana Dr
Outlet Center Dr
Borrego Way
Huntswood Way
y a W d r o c n o C
r D e l t s a c w e N
r D l l i h c r u h C
Vista Loop
Gaucho Way
Columbia Dr
Canterbury Way
l P o r e n o m i L
Jolly Roger Way
Shannon Ave
Crescent St
n L n e v a h k r a L
Jeannette Dr
e v A d l e i f r a G S
Red Rock Ave
Lodgewood Way
Yosemite Dr
Winchester Dr
s e l a g o N o e s a P
Carlyle St
n L t r o p e e r F
Gaviota Way
Pescador Way
q S n o s r e f f e J
r D e v o C g n o L
Mesa Verde Ave
e v A o d a c o v A
l P a t s o C a L
Whipporwill St
Eastbourne Bay
Gershwin Pl
r D y r r e b e u l B
Templeton St
r D s l l i H n o i s s i M
Warbler Ave
n L t r o p h t r o N
Gateshead Bay
Thurgood Marshall Dr
Otter Creek Ln
t S a t i u q r a M S
Roadrunner Dr
Dickinson Pl
Seagull Ave
Ardmore Ln
Wagon Wheel Rd
Katrina Way
l P o c s i c n a r F
y a W e n n a o J
Florentina Dr
Scott Dr
Sterling Ave
e v A a t i n a u J S
q S e g a i r r a C
Park View Ct
r D t n o m e r a l C
Santa Monica Dr
y a W m o s n a r T
Reina Cir
t S a i s o r b m A
Cottontail St
r D h g r e b d n i L
r D a s s e c n i r P
S Guam Dr
Sunkist Cir
Cleveland Dr
Carmel Ct
Dominica Dr
Tradewinds Dr
Linfield Dr
Avocet Dr
Redwing Ln
t C a i l e m A
e v A y e l n i K c M S
Binnacle St
Maria Way
e v A n o m e L
a t i r a g r a M o e s a P
Bismark Way
Util Cir
Transport St
r D y r r e b n a r C
r D l l a w n r o C
Pleasant Valley Canal Rd
Colby Cir
Paseo Elegante
Maxine Ave
Port Hueneme Rd
Explorer Cove Dr
Junewood Ct
e v A t l e v e s o o R S
y a W e d i t n o o N
r D a d n a r a c a J
Woodpecker Ave
Vina del Mar
Bluewater Way
Roosevelt Blvd
Warehouse Ave
Hollywood Blvd
Webster St
Verdi Rd
l P s u b m u l o C
Rocky Mountain Dr
Mockingbird St
Gateway Plz
Smokey Mountain Dr
Casa San Carlos Ln
n L d r i b g n i k c o M
Hadley Dr
Savannah Ave
Dewberry Ln
l P n o t g n i d d a P
d R e g d i R r e v i R
Avondale Ln
Shadow Creek Dr
Chalmette Ave
Southern Hill Dr
Vaquero Cir
Quail Run Way
Fashion Park Pl
Statham Pkwy
Wood Opal Way
Burnside Dr
r D r i a l c n i S n o t p U
t C s e r o l o D
Cypress St
r i C n e p s A
y a W n o i r e M
Big Bear Way
Weber Cir
Neptune Pl
San Gabriel Ave
Barber Ln
Coosa St
Timber Creek Trl
Beach Way
Buckaroo Ave
Meadow Lark St
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Shakespeare Dr
W Hueneme Rd
r D e d a n a l p s E E
t C l r a e P
Santa Monica Ave
Ocean View Dr
Terrace View Pl
t C a d r a n r e B
Miramar Walk
Rubio Cir
Oceanaire St
W Channel Islands Blvd
t C a t i l e m r a C
Emerald Isle Way
Windward Way
Bayside Cir
San Nicholas Ave
Dunes St
r D p o o L t s e r o F
Calle Mar Vis
Evergreen Sq
Palisades Park Dr
r i C a n i v e t n o M
y a W w o l l e f g n o L
Cypress Point Ln
n L e z e e r B g n i n r o M
Oxnard Airport Acc
El Cajon Cir
Whitney Cir
Beachport Dr
r i C y r r e b k c a l B
Arrowhead Cir
Calle Vista Verde
s e b u N s a l o e s a P
W Laurel St
t S F S
Dunkirk Dr
W Elm St
W Guava St
Glacier Ave
Garonne St
t S a i c i r t a P
Ives Ave
t S M S
Deodar Ave
t S h t 7 N
t S F S
d v l B o d i L
W Birch St
Paseo Mercado
Antelope Ave
t S B S
l P h t 7
Wagon Wheel Rd
t S A S
W Fir Ave
t S n e s s a L
t S h t 6 N
W Kamala St
d R s d l O
Douglas Ave
l P h t 6
Lindsay Pl
t S G S
Portola Rd
Lark St
t S L S
W Poplar St
Montgomery Ave
S Hill Rd
ONeill Pl
Taffrail Ln
Glacier Ave
t S M S
t S h t 5
t S H S
d R s d l O
Helsam Ave
Auto Center Dr
t S n o s k c a J
6th Pl
Will Ave
15th Ave
t S G S
t S F S
Palm Dr
t S e n y o l C
d R c i f i c a P
d R a r u t n e V S
Lemar Ave
t S E S
W Iris St
W Robert Ave
Holly Ave
Forest Park Blvd
t S B S
t S E S
t S G S
t S B S
N Ventura Rd
S I St
t S K S
t S H S
Kelp Ln
W Vineyard Ave
t S G S
t S o t l a i R
t S G S
Thille St
Glenwood Dr
N Oxnard Blvd
E Ventura Blvd
t S G S
N Oxnard Blvd
Forest Park Blvd
James Ave
t S n e s s a L
Magnolia Ave
t S D S
l P o d a n o r o C
t S B S
Cargo Rd
S N St
t S t n o m d e i P
Eastman Ave
N Oxnard Blvd
Oarfish Ln
W Cedar St
W Elm St
Ocean Dr
Thames River Dr
t S o i r a t n O
San Benito St
Camelot Way
Forest Park Blvd
Berkshire St
Kiawah River Dr
t S K S
l P h t 5
t S F S
t S a o b l a B
Etting Rd
t S a g o t a r a S
W Cedar St
Patterson Rd
l P h t 7
N Oxnard Blvd
t S G S
t S A S
Wolff St
Addor St
Citrus St
t S N S
W Birch St
t S t n o p u D
Leeward Way
N Ventura Rd
t S D St S L S
Sanford St
W Olive St
E 1st St
t S E S
N Oxnard Blvd
t S K S
El Cajon Way
Raft Ln
Market St
Valentine Rd
Salem Ave
e v A o d a r o D l E
W Fir Ave
Green River St
Dallas Dr
t S E S
t S n r e K
Partridge Dr
Natalie Pl
E 2nd St
Ventura Blvd
Spruce St
t S F S
Devonshire Dr
W Beverly Dr
t S N S
North Bank Dr
Ageises Rd
E Ventura Blvd
t S r o n a m l A
Orange Dr
W Guava St
Robin Ave
Colt St
t S F S
t S h a i k U
Flathead River St
Myrna Dr
15th Ave
t S r o d d A
Industrial Ave
Valentine Rd
Bluebell St
t S n o s k c a J
t S A S
W Fir Ave
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Palma Dr
t S F S
Santa Clara River
Channel Islands Harbor
Port Hueneme Harbor
Southern CA Edison Co Canal
Pacific Ocean
£¤101
£¤101
1 60
65 59
64 64
61 61
60 63
63 66B
113
112
112
62B
62B
62A
62A
63A
Coral Island
j
j
Ormond Beach
Oxnard Airport
Silver Strand Beach
Shopping at the Rose
Port Hueneme Beach Park
Southwest Community Park
Esplanade Shopping Center
Naval Base Ventura County
St John's Regional Medical Center
Ivy Lawn Cemetery
Seabee Golf Course
Buenaventura Golf Course
River Ridge Victoria Lakes GC
River Ridge Golf Club Vineyard
OXNARD

PORT HUENEME
EL RIO

KIMBALL

MONTALVO

OXNARD BEACH

NYLAND ACRES

SILVER STRAND

HOLLYWOOD BEACH

HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA

HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA

CHANNEL ISLANDS BEACH

PORT HUENEME NAVAL CBC
WILSON

ORCHARD

CYPRESS

REDWOOD

SEA AIR

CABRILLO

RIO LINDO

TEAL CLUB

ROSE PARK

MAR VISTA

LA COLONIA

VIA MARINA

CAL-GISLER

SOUTH BANK

EL RIO WEST

VILLA CAPRI

KAMALA PARK

DIAMOND BAR

TOWN CENTER

SOUTH WINDS

MARINA WEST

OXNARD DUNES

WEST VILLAGE

TIERRA VISTA

EAST VILLAGE

SIERRA LINDA

ORMOND BEACH

COLLEGE PARK

FREMONT NORTH

OXNARD SHORES

FREMONT SOUTH

FIVE POINTS NE

OXNARD PACIFIC

CHANNEL ISLANDS

TERRACE ESTATES

DOWNTOWN OXNARD

CARRIAGE SQUARE

COLLEGE ESTATES

BLACKSTOCK NORTH

HOBSON PARK EAST

BLACKSTOCK SOUTH

HOBSON PARK WEST

SEA VIEW ESTATES

LEMONWOOD EASTMONT

BRYCE CANYON SOUTH

BRYCE CANYON NORTH

BARTOLO SQUARE SOUTH

BARTOLO SQUARE NORTH

PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATESPLEASANT VALLEY VILLLAGE
d R s r e i v a S
e v A e s o R S
e v A e c i R S
W Wooley Rd
d R a r u t n e V S
W Gonzales Rd
d R a r u t n e V N
e v A e c i R N
e v A a i r o t c i V S
E Gonzales Rd
W 5th St
E Hueneme Rd
Central Ave
Olivas Park Dr
S Harbor Blvd
e v A a i r o t c i V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
W Vineyard Ave
E Pleasant Valley Rd
e v A e s o R N
Telephone Rd
Victoria Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
d R n o s r e t t a P S
W Hueneme Rd
d R n o s r e t t a P
E Port Hueneme Rd
Wagon Wheel Rd
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Santa Clara Ave
Almond Dr
N Del Norte Blvd
Town Center Dr
e v A e l d d a S
Wagon Wheel Rd
e v A e s o R S
S Victoria Ave
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Saviers Rd
W 5th St
S Victoria Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
e v A e c i R S
S Harbor Blvd
W Channel Islands Blvd
d R a r u t n e V N
e v A e c i R S
e v A e c i R N
d R a r u t n e V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
E Gonzales Rd
E Pleasant Valley Rd
e v A e c i R S
E Pleasant Valley Rd
UV1
UV34
UV232
UV1
UV1
Oxnard Industrial Canal
S C St
t S H N
t S J S
Doris Ave
Rose Ave
t S C N
d R d l o n r A
Hill St
23rd Ave
t S F N
W 9th St
W Hemlock St
32nd Ave
Teal Club Rd
E Wooley Rd
Casper Rd
W 7th St
t S A S
Camino del Sol
t S E S
E Bard Rd
Bristol Rd
d R c i f i c a P
Ocean Dr
d R t s e W
E 3rd St
t S M N
d R s d l O
Collins St
Cortez St
r D n o s i d E
Balboa St
t S A N
t S M S
e v A c i f i c a P
d R s n i k r e P
Sunset Ln
l P h t 5
t S D S
Harbor Blvd
N G St
r D a d a r t n E
d R n o s r e t t a P
Market St
Clara St
W 2nd St
t S F S
t S G S
t S s i r r a H
t S B S
d R 3 1 k c a r T
Walnut Dr
Stroube St
l P t e i l o J
W Wooley Rd
Park Ave
e v A s e v a r G
Orange Dr
t S h t 5
E Clara St
Ivywood Dr
Eastman Ave
Alvarado St
e v A w o n S
Emerson Ave
r D y n o b E
W Juniper St
t S K S
Sturgis Rd
Teakwood St
t S a i t n e K
Simon Way
t S a i c i r t a P
W 4th St
W 3rd St
r D o t a v o N
Ventura Blvd
t S h t 6 N
t S p l e K
t S a n a t n a L
Palma Dr
Etting Rd
Walker St
Taffrail Ln
Dunkirk Dr
E 1st St
Redwood St
t S e r o h s f f O
e v A r e l s i G
e v A a t i n a u J N
San Juan Ave
e v A l l i G
Bard Rd
Johnson Dr
Corsicana Dr
Auto Center Dr
W 6th St
W Vineyard Ave
t S h t 7 N
E Iris St
King Dr
E Colonia Rd
Devonshire Dr
Lockwood St
Holly Ave
t S a s e r e T
W Iris St
t S e n y o l C
Isle Way
E 2nd St
Moon Dr
E Ventura Blvd
E Yucca St
Palm Dr
Azalea St
Ivanhoe Ave
r D s m a i l l i W
t S d r a b m o L
W Roderick Ave
Oarfish Ln
Spruce St
t S o n o M
W Hill St
Helm Dr
Perry Dr
E Date St
W 1st St
Olivas Park Dr
Justin Way
11th Ave
e v A s u r u t c r A
Cesar Chavez Dr
McGrath St
t S r o d d A
Lehman Rd
Butler Rd
d v l B m a h t a t S
t S r e i n r u o F
Cabrillo Way
Oneida Pl
Evergreen Ln
l P n i t a l l a G
Apple Ln
E Surfside Dr
Latigo Ave
r D k r a b n o r I
Portola Rd
Albion Dr
Cooper Rd
t S r a v e l E N
t S e g a r o h c n A
l P a i r o t s A
Valentine Rd
Bryce Canyon Ave
t S o n i r a M n a S
r D y n a b l A
Knoll Dr
Island View Ave
e v A t d r a h l u a M
t S r e d n a x e l A
Ribera Dr
Naples Dr
Caliente Way
e v A l e u m a S
Perimiter Rd
r D a i l e b o L
E Laurel St
e v A e c a r r e TW Bard Rd
t S r o n a m l A
E Guava St
e v A a i r o t c i V
Tomahawk Dr
Crowley Ave
Mountain View Ave
t S a d n o h R
W Yucca St
Janetwood Dr
e v A l a i c r e m m o C
San Mateo Pl
d R a l u s n i n e P
Douglas Ave
Via Marina Ave
Shipside Rd
W Kamala St
Wankel Way
Spyglass Trl W
La Canada Ave
Bevra Ave
W Robert Ave
Riverpark Blvd
Alameda Ave
N Ponoma St
McWane Blvd
r D s e r i u q S
Glenwood Dr
Ventura Rd
N Patterson Rd
e v A d n o m h c i R
Magnolia Ave
Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Napoleon Ave
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Lions Gate Dr
Golf Course Dr
e v A t n o m u a e B
N Ventura Rd
Santa Lucia Ave
r D n i v a P
Nile River Dr
Sunridge Dr
Transport St
Owens River Dr
Goodyear Ave
Forest Park Blvd
Montgomery Ave
Monte Carlo Dr
Kings Canyon Dr
Donlon St
Ramelli Ave
Auto Center Dr
Oarfish Ln
t S r o d d A
E Ventura Blvd
d R n o s r e t t a P N
E 1st St
Holly Ave
W Vineyard Ave
t S A S
Ocean Dr
d R s d l O
d R n o s r e t t a P
Eastman Ave
Channel Islands Harbor
Santa Clara River
Port Hueneme Harbor
Pacific Ocean
£¤101
£¤101
60 64
64 61
61 60
63 63
113
112
62B
62A
62A
63A
Coral Island
163a
628
625
200
199
194
193
191
189
188
187
186184
183
180a
180178
176
172
171
169
168a
168
167
166
161
154
153
152
149b
149a
149
148
146a
146
145a
142
124
122a
116
115
113A 112B
106a
104
103
102
102a
100

DOWNTOWN
123
733
732
731
730
729
728
727
726
725
05 06
07 10
11 08
09 101
107a
107b
106b106c
105
109
108
112A 112 111
110
113
114
119
118 117
120
122
122b
121
123a
143
144
145
147
148a
151
150
154a
155156
158
157
160
159
162
163 164
165
170
173
174
175
179
181 182
185
190
192
195
196
198
197
629
627
626
Pacifica High School
US Navy Seabee
Museum
Sea Bridge Marina
Baseball fields
Marine Emporium Landing
Historic District
college park soccer fields
South Oxnard Aquatic Center
Colonia Branch Library
Naval Base
Historic Farm Park
Oxnard Airport
Chamber of Commerce
La Colonia Veterans Memorial Gymnasium
Tennis Center
Del Sol Stadium
River Ridge Playing Fields
Bedford Pinkford Skate Park
College Park
'olol'koy Beach Park
River Ridge Golf Club
Ormond Beach
Channel Islands Harbor
Oxnard Beach
Silver Strand Beach
Mandalay Beach
Hollywood Beach
Hueneme High School
Channel Islands High School
Oxnard High School
South Oxnard Post Office
Main Post Office
Oxnard Performing
Arts Center
Elite Theatre Company
Existing Sign Loction
Mullin Auto Museum
Channel Island Maritime Museum
Police Activities League
Wilson Senior Center
Colonia Recreation Center
Palm Vista Senior Center
South Oxnard Center
South Oxnard Branch Library
Oxnard College

KEY MAP
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SL.3
SL.5
SL.2
SL.4
SL.6
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REVISIONS

CLIENT / PROJECT

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DATE
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SHEET NO.

These drawings are meant for DESIGN
INTENT ONL Y and are not for construction.

Contractor shall verify and be responsible for all
dimensions and conditions of the job. Contractor
shall be familiar with the site and conditions
it presents. This office must be notified of any
variations from the dimensions and conditions
shown on this drawing. Shop drawings and
details must be submitted to this office for
approval prior to proceeding with fabrication.

All copy shall be proofread by client and legal
requirements checked by legal department.

LH
01/10/24
SL.1

SPECIFICATIONS
Oxnard, CA
Wayfinding and Signage System
120 North Church Street
Suite 208
West Chester, PA 19380
T 484.266.0648
www.merjedesign.com

ENVIRONMENTS & EXPERIENCES
Refer to the Oxnard Wayfinding and Signage System design intent documentation for sign type drawings, material call-outs and installation methods.

Refer to the Oxnard Wayfinding and Signage System message schedule for all sign type messages, location numbers, quantities, and specific location details.

1. G eneral sign locations are provided on these plan sheets.

2. T he Message Schedule provides more detailed guidance of sign location in the Remarks column.

3. Refer to the Message Schedule for the final messages of each sign.

4. Utilize the above Legend to help determine sign types, and other details of location.

NOTES:

SIGNAGE LEGEND
Parking (Phase 3 not shown)500
Vehicular Directional 100
05 - 11 Secondary Gateways)
Pedestrian Directional 700
Pedestrian Kiosks600
Sign Location Plans
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
11 10
06 05
102A
107b
163a
733732
731
730
729
728
727
726725
715
714713
712711710
709 708 707 706
705
704
703
702
701700
629
628
627
626
625
607
606 605
604
603
602601
600
520a503a
526525 524
523
522
521
520
519518a
518517516
515a
515
514
513512
511510
509 508
507
506
505
504
503
502
501500
Existing Sign
200
199
198
197
196 195194
193
192
191
190
189
188
187
186
185
184
183
182
181
180a
180
179
178
176
175
174173
172
171
170
169
168a
168
167
166
165
164163
162
161
160
159
158
157
156
155
154
153
152
151
150
149b
149a
149
148a
148
147
146a 146
145a
145
144 143
142
140
139
138137 136135
134
133
132
131
130
129128127a
127
126
125
124
123a
123
122b
122a 122
121
120
113A113 112B
112A
112
107a
106c
106b 106a
105
104
103
102
Durley Park
Del Sol Park
College Park
Ormond Beach
East Ventura
Seabee Museum
Lemonwood Park
Oxnard Airport
Via Marina Park
Hollywood Beach
Camino Real Park
Consulate Mexico
Murphy Auto Museum
Silver Strand Beach
Shopping at the Rose
Port Hueneme Beach Park
Southwest Community Park
Mullin Automotive Museum
Esplanade Shopping Center
Naval Base Ventura County
Centerpoint Mall-Oxnard Center
Port Hueneme Historical Museum
Ventura County Maritime Museum
Ventura County Maritime Museum
Bubbling Springs Community Park
St John's Regional Medical Center
Ralphs
Ivy Lawn Cemetery
Seabee Golf Course
Santa Clara Cemetery
Buenaventura Golf Course
River Ridge Victoria Lakes GC
River Ridge Golf Club Vineyard

PORT HUENEME
EL RIO
NYLAND

KIMBALL

MONTALVO

NYLAND ACRES

SILVER STRAND

HOLLYWOOD BEACH

HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA

CHANNEL ISLANDS BEACH

PORT HUENEME NAVAL CBC
WILSON

ORCHARD

CYPRESS

REDWOOD

SEA AIR

CABRILLO

RIO LINDO

TEAL CLUB

ROSE PARK

MAR VISTA

LA COLONIA

VIA MARINA

CAL-GISLER

SOUTH BANK

STRICKLAND

EL RIO WEST

VILLA CAPRI

KAMALA PARK

DIAMOND BAR

TOWN CENTER

SOUTH WINDS

MARINA WEST

WEST VILLAGE

TIERRA VISTA

EAST VILLAGE

SIERRA LINDA

ORMOND BEACH

COLLEGE PARK

FREMONT NORTH

FREMONT SOUTH

NYELAND ACRES

FIVE POINTS NE

OXNARD PACIFIC

CHANNEL ISLANDS

TERRACE ESTATES

CARRIAGE SQUARE

COLLEGE ESTATES

BLACKSTOCK NORTH

HOBSON PARK EAST

BLACKSTOCK SOUTH

HOBSON PARK WEST

SEA VIEW ESTATES

LEMONWOOD EASTMONT

BRYCE CANYON SOUTH

BRYCE CANYON NORTH

BARTOLO SQUARE SOUTH

BARTOLO SQUARE NORTH

PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATESPLEASANT VALLEY VILLLAGE
Telephone Rd
d R s r e i v a S
e v A e s o R S
e v A e c i R S
W Wooley Rd
Central Ave
d R a r u t n e V S
W Gonzales Rd
d R a r u t n e V N
E Hueneme Rd
e v A e c i R N
e v A a i r o t c i V S
E Gonzales Rd
W 5th St
Olivas Park Dr
e v A a i r o t c i V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Harbor Blvd
W Vineyard Ave
E Pleasant Valley Rd
N Rose Ave
Victoria Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
d R n o s r e t t a P S
E Main St
W Hueneme Rd
Patterson Rd
E Port Hueneme Rd
Wagon Wheel Rd
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Town Center Dr
S Kimball Rd
Saddle Ave
Valentine Rd
N Oxnard Blvd
Old Conejo Rd
Oxnard Blvd
E Pleasant Valley Rd
S Victoria Ave
S Victoria Ave
E Main St
e v A e c i R S
E Gonzales Rd
W Hueneme Rd
Wagon Wheel Rd
e v A a i r o t c i V S
d R n o s r e t t a P S
Saviers Rd
e v A e c i R S
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Harbor Blvd
W Vineyard Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
d R a r u t n e V N
d R n o s r e t t a P
e v A e c i R N
e v A e c i R S
E Pleasant Valley Rd
W 5th St
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Rose Ave
d R a r u t n e V N
E Main St
c i f i c a P n o i n U
y t n u o C a r u t n e V
t n e m n r e v o G s e t a t S d e t i n U
t n e m n r e v o G . S . U
Oxnard Industrial Canal
UV232
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t S C S
t S H N
Rose Ave
t S J S
Doris Ave
t S C N
Ralston St
Bristol Rd
Hill St
d R r e p s a C
23rd Ave
t S F N
W 9th St
W Hemlock St
d R d l o n r A
32nd Ave
Teal Club Rd
E Wooley Rd
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t S A S
t S E S
E Bard Rd
d R c i f i c a P
Ocean Dr
d R t s e W
Sturgis Rd
E 3rd St
t S M N
d R s d l O
Collins St
Cortez St
r D n o s i d E
Camino del Sol
Balboa St
t S A N
t S M S
e v A c i f i c a P
Johnson Dr
d R s n i k r e P
1st Ave
Sunset Ln
l P h t 5
t S D S
Harbor Blvd
t S G N
r D a d a r t n E
d R n o s r e t t a P
Clara St
Market St
W 2nd St
t S F S
t S G S
Palma Dr
t S s i r r a H
t S B S
Walker St
d R 3 1 k c a r T
Walnut Dr
Stroube St
l P t e i l o J
e v A k r a P
e v A s e v a r G
Orange Dr
Ramelli Ave
t S h t 5
E Clara St
Ivywood Dr
Eastman Ave
Alvarado St
Neath St
e v A w o n S
Emerson Ave
r D y n o b E
W Juniper St
t S K S
Teakwood St
t S a i t n e K
Simon Way
t S a i c i r t a P
W 4th St
W 3rd St
r D o t a v o N
Ventura Blvd
t S h t 6 N
Thille St
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t S a n a t n a L
Etting Rd
Taffrail Ln
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Dunkirk Dr
E 1st St
Redwood St
t S e r o h s f f O
e v A r e l s i G
e v A a t i n a u J N
San Juan Ave
e v A l l i G
Bard Rd
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Halifax St
W Vineyard Ave
t S h t 7 N
E Iris St
King Dr
E Colonia Rd
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Lockwood St
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t S a s e r e T
W Iris St
t S e n y o l C
Denver St
Isle Way
t S H S
E 2nd St
Moon Dr
E Ventura Blvd
t S N S
E Yucca St
Palm Dr
Azalea St
t S a g l O
Ivanhoe Ave
r D s m a i l l i W
t S d r a b m o L
W Roderick Ave
Oarfish Ln
Spruce St
t S o n o M
Sunridge Dr
W Hill St
r D m l e H
Perry Dr
E Date St
W 1st St
Olivas Park Dr
Justin Way
Lark St
11th Ave
Partridge Dr
Gina Dr
d R e g d o D
t S h t 5 N
e v A s u r u t c r A
Pidduck Rd
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McGrath St
t S r o d d A
l P h t 8
Lehman Rd
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d v l B m a h t a t S
t S r e i n r u o F
t S K N
Cabrillo Way
Oneida Pl
34th Ave
Evergreen Ln
l P n i t a l l a G
Apple Ln
E Surfside Dr
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r D k r a b n o r I
Portola Rd
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t S r a v e l E N
E Dollie St
t S e g a r o h c n A
l P h t 6
l P a i r o t s A
Frost Dr
r D y t r a C
Valentine Rd
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t S o n i r a M n a S
Albany Dr
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Lei Dr
e v A t d r a h l u a M
Indigo Pl
t S r e d n a x e l A
Ribera Dr
E Fir Ave
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Caliente Way
Keel Ave
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e v A l e u m a S
Swan St
r D a n i N
Montgomery Ave
Lobelia Dr
Wolff St
Stern Ln
Friedrich Rd
l P h t 7
t S L S t S I S
E Laurel St
e v A e c a r r e T
W Bard Rd
Antelope Ave
Kennebec St
t S r o n a m l At S a l l e b a s I
E B St
Nyeland Ave
E Scott St
E Guava St
e v A a i r o t c i V
Grand Ave
t S h a i k U
t S a l e m a P
Tomahawk Dr
Ketch Ave
Elder St
Sanford St
Crowley Ave
E Elm St
Mountain View Ave
d R a l a h o K
Lambert St
r D r a l o S
Nicolle St
t S n o t i r T
Morado Pl
t S a l u a P
t S a d n o h R
W Yucca St
Janetwood Dr
e v A l a i c r e m m o C
San Mateo Pl
d R a l u s n i n e P
S Hill Rd
Hull Pl
t S n r e K
E Olive St
t S o t l a i R
Douglas Ave
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Lemur St
Saratoga Ave
r D c i t e n i K
Shipside Rd
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W Kamala St
Wankel Way
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Petit Ave
Lincoln Ct
e v A r e d e e R
Olivia Dr
Spyglass Trl W
La Canada Ave
Pier Walk
Sperry Ave
Bevra Ave
r D t r o P
r D t r o f u a e B
s a s i r B a i V
E Joyce Dr
Fuchsia St
t S h t 8 N
r D n o t s o B
N I St
35th Ave
Riverpark Blvd
Dahlia St
W Robert Ave
Torero Dr
Meta St
Yale Pl
Pearson Rd
N Ponoma St
19th St
McWane Blvd
r D s e r i u q S
E Poplar St
Dallas Dr
Courtland St
Glenwood Dr
Ventura Rd
t S a l a h o K
Cardigan Ave
N Patterson Rd
Crossjack St
Teton Ln
E C St
r D r e l p e K
Goodyear Ave
e v A d n o m h c i R
Erica Pl
Magnolia Ave
Celsius Ave
Donlon St
Cypress Rd
n L t f a R
Oxford Dr
r D n o l a c s E
Linden Dr
Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Nelson Pl
W Elm St
W 8th St
Ives Ave
E Bay Blvd
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W Fir Ave
Winford Ave
t S a m r o N
Napoleon Ave
Leland St
t S a s l a S
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Deodar Ave
Lions Gate Dr
Sutter Dr
r D a t a n i P
t S a i l a s i V
Highland Dr
Pine St
Golf Course Dr
t S t n o p u D
e v A t n o m u a e B
N Ventura Rd
r D a i h a B
r D a n a i d n I
Rio School Ln
Cargo Rd
Santa Lucia Ave
r D r e v o l C
Swift Ave
Bluebell St
Perkin Ave
r D n i v a P
Campus Rd
Westar Dr
Colt St
l P h t 4
Venice Rd
t S s a r u t l A
a g e t r O o e s a P
r D e c a r r e T
Elfin Grn
Will Ave
E Hemlock St
Cheshire St
Nile River Dr
15th Ave
29th Ave
Impala Dr
y a W n o s b o H
l P a r e d a M
t S n a i l u J
Gloria Ct
Lafayette Dr
Berkshire St
E Juniper St
W Beverly Dr
Owens River Dr
Hamilton Ave
r D r e k l o B
d R k c o D
r D g i a r C
r D k r a P y e l l a V
Ann Ave
Seaview St
e v A a t i n o B N
E Kamala St
e v A s e y a H N
Platte Way
Beedy St
Camellia St
Kelp Ln
Forest Park Blvd
E Ash St
Aberdare St
Lee Pl
Colonia Ave
Fiske Pl
t S a g o t a r a S
r D a d n i l a s o R
Isleton Pl
W Birch St
Monte Carlo Dr
Roia Ln
Garonne St
Bunsen Ave
Swansea Ave
Vanderbilt Dr
e v A e r o n i s l E
r D a s l u T
W Cedar St
t S d e e p s d o o G
Walden St
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t S a m a h e T
l P y t i n i r T
Titan Pl
r D n o s p m i S
Ibsen Pl
E A St
l P o d a n o r o C
Keel Way
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r D e s u c a r y S
E Cedar St
t S r e t l a r b i G
e v A d n a l h g i H
l P e r a l u T
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W Esplanade Dr
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l P e s o r l l i H
t S J N
r D a t a n o S
r D t n i o p w e i V
Tiara St
d v l B o d i L
l P a l i v A
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California St
e v A d l e i f r a G N
t S e n i m s a J
Talos Rd
t S r e v o D
Leeward Way
Bernadette St
W Guava St
Cardinal St
Jacinto Dr
r D s a l l a C
Pacific Cove Dr
Huerta St
Stork St
Vaquero Dr
Blanca Pl
Kings Canyon Dr
39th Ave
Saint Marys Dr
Dupont Ct
Joan Way
Jason Pl
r D a r a S
Rivas Ln
r D m o h t a F
Danvers River St
Hughes Dr
t S s n o y L
Albatross St
r D a c i f i c a P
Johnson Rd
r D k o o r b n e e r G
Pali Dr
Falkirk Ave
Regatta Pl
Thomas Ave
t S y t t e J
r D e d i s f r u S S
l P d e c r e M
El Cajon Way
Billings St
t S t n o m d e i P
Salem Ave
Tanager St
e v A n o e m i S n a S
Almendra Pl
e v A y e l n i K c M N
Bell St
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Zion Ave
t S l a i r e p m I
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Jane Dr
t S d r a b m o L N
r D t i t e P
r D r a b n u D
Posada Dr
Falkner Pl
t S s e l r a h C
Lemar Ave
Minna St
Morris St
Occidental Dr
Clyde River Pl
t S o r e c u L
Marsella Dr
Sutter Pl
Rubens Pl
Lisbon Ln
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Helsam Ave
Alley T
Beacon Pl
Olive St
Pyrite Pl
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East Dr
George St
Lakeview Ct
e v A t l e v e s o o R N
London Ln
e v A o d a r o D l E
Kentwood Dr
r D o m i n o r e G
e v A a t i n A N
Seaport Dr
De Anza Way
Nimitz Dr
Sherwin Ave
d R a r u t n e V S
r D n i d r a J
E Birch St
Van Ness Ave
t S n o s d o D
Ageises Rd
Ives Pl
r D o t i l e M
Berkshire Pl
Arlene Ave
t S g n i K
Nightingale St
Missile Way
e v A n i l h g u o L c M
t S e n i p l A
Brookwood Ln
e v A r o h c n A
Pelican Ave
New Haven Pl
E Garden Grn
t S d r 3 N
Seaborg Ave
Indus Pl
Seabridge Ln
Dean Dr
t S d r a b m o L S
James Ave
N L St
l r T o t r o C
Katherine Ave
r D a d i V
Maulhardt Rd
n L e e r T
t S a l e s I
41st St
t S n o s k c a J
r D r e h s i F
Anthony Dr
Southbank Rd
Dove Canyon Dr
Central Ave
Fairmont Ln
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Lorena Dr
Neap Pl
Ellington St
Adak St
Nightingale Pl
t S a n e l I
ONeill Pl
t S a s o p i r a M
Rugby Ave
Burson Way
e v A e d i s k o o r B
t S d n 2 N
l P a t i v E
Chamberlain St
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t S t s r u h e k a L
Campbell Way
Powell Dr
e v A t n a r G N
t C e i g e n r a C
Gay Dr
Delphinium Pl
n L o c s i P
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r D d a e h t s a M
t S o v i t s e F
Lawrence Way
La Puerta Ave
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Lilac Walk
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Placid Ave
e v A l h a D
Hofer Dr
t S n o t n i l C E
Strickland Dr
Eagle Bend Ln
Natalie Pl
t S m a s l a B
Clinton Ave
e v A n o t e c n i r P
Yarda Pl
r D d i h c r O
Carob St
t S a t i u q r a M N
Field St
Perry Way
Cove Dr
Helen St
t S d n a l d o o W
Santa Margarita Rd
Joya St
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Baltic St
Maui Ln
Costa de Oro Ave
r D r e g n i G
Cahuenga Dr
Northbrook Dr
Aviara Ln
t S t s e r e v E
Carnation Pl
Platte Ave
W Collins St
e v A e s o r b m A
Kenney St
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Rio Grande St
Muirfield Dr
Coral Ln
Rossmore Dr
Arcadian Shores Trl
r D t s r a e H
Friedrich Ln
r D t u o k o o L
r D x i n e o h P
Kapalua Dr
r D r e t s b e W
E Fiesta Grn
y a W l i d o f f a D
Aurora Dr
Town Center Dr
t S a p a N
Eastwood Dr
Mandrill Ave
Harmon Dr
Glacier Ave
Kumquat Pl
Fernwood Dr
Curran St
Yearling Pl
Gabriella Dr
Elba St
Pajaro St
Ketch Pl
l P g n i s f e R
Echo St
San Gorgonio Ave
Quail St
Myrna Dr
r D i l o p a N
Sawtelle Ave
y a W t o l i P
L T s s a l g y p S E
Green River St
Ortega St
W Poplar St
Sullivan St
r D r e d n a x e l A
E 7th St
Little Farms Rd
Monet Pl
McMillan Ave
Finch Ave
Orleans Ln
E Pearl St
e v A e c n e r o l F
Barnett St
Tiesa Ln
Hibiscus St
Chesapeake Dr
Portico Way
r D e n i v e p a r G
Eucalyptus Dr
Harbour Island Ln
t S a v o d r o C
Nevin Ave
t S n e s s a L
Gaviota Ln
r D d r y B
Raiders Way
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e v A d r o f n a t S
Camino de la Luna
Nandina Pl
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Potomac Ave
Juneberry Pl
Jones Way
r D e d i s a e S
t S a i c a c A
Vanetta St
e v A a v o n a l l i V
t S o r d e P n a S
r D y a w d i M
Outsail Ln
Gaviota Pl
Yarnell Pl
n L a z i b I
Wheaton Dr
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r D a n i l o b o B
r D a n i t n e l a V
t S e l i t n a c r e M
Pericles Pl
t S l l i k s i r D N
Capstan Dr
t S l a n a c l a d a u G
t S a t i p u L
N Rose Ave
Kipling Pl
Tennyson Ln
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Hazelwood Dr
Fairbourne Pl
Topaz Ave
t S n e d E
Remington Ave
Village Rd
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e v A a d a v e N
e v A r e l l i T N
Browning Ave
Rosewood Dr
Kiawah River Dr
Langley St
Munda Dr
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Raspberry Pl
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r D e c l u D
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Gardenia St
r D h s i f l i v e D
Davis Dr
r D r e n n o C
Lucerne St
Frank Ave
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e v A n o s i r r a H N
l P e n i l e g n a v E
Jelly Dr
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Piedra Way
l P z e n o r r e T
Jacktar Ave
Engineering Way
Youmans Dr
Sharon Ln
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Sycamore Dr
Rio Lindo St
Pine Ave
McCloud Rd
Moss Landing Blvd
r D g n i d a e R
Joyce Pl
l P d l e i f d a r B
Holser Walk
r D e r o m y r r a B
r D a d n a v a L
t S l l i k s i r D S
y a W n o t s o B
r D w e i v y a B
Wildcat Ave
r D e t n e u F
Orchard Pl
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n L y r o t c a F
Copland Cir
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Parker Ln
Challenger Pl
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r i C i l l u o n r e B
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Debussy Ln
r D e d i s k c e D
Glen Abby Ln
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Eastridge Trl
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r D g n i v r I
Tamarac St
e v A a t s i V a n e u B
Merlin St
Seine River Way
t S r i u m s n u D
Sargent Ln
y a W t o l e m a C
W Stroube St
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Whalen Way
Ocaso Pl
r D a t i n a z n a M
Lindsay Pl
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Ermine Ave
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Peacock Ave
Grande St
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r D d l e i f d a r B
Falkirk Bay
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r D e k a r D
Andrea Dr
y a W y e s l a H
Flathead River St
Oyster Pl
Fairfield Cir
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t S a t i r e l a G
Aloha Ln
e v A n o s l i W
Belmont Ln
Moraine Way
l P s e d i T n i w T
Thames River Dr
Paseo Mercado
Ostrich Hill Rd
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W Date St
Nantucket Park
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r D a j o m o H
Avalon Pl
Bottlebrush Pl
Marmota St
t S a i d a c r A
r D a n a i v i V
Scoter Ave
r D n o e m i S n a S
Capri Ave
r D d r a u g n a V
t S o r r a v a N
l P y l l e h S
Sunkist St
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r D d r o c n o C
r D a t i r a S
Haaz Way
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t S o i r a t n O
r D s a g e V
Wolverton St
l r T h c a e B e l b b e P
r D a c s e r F
Fairford St
r D o n a t i G
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Rodgers St
San Jose St
y a W y r o v I
Shaver St
Sandy Cir
r D g n i n w o r B
Flamingo Way
Foxglove Pl
Tarlow Ave
Los Olivos
Montalvo Dr
South Campus
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e v A e s u o h l e e h W
Milagro Pl
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l P n g i s n E
Copland Dr
n L a o n e G
Valerosa Way
Honeysuckle Dr
Irwin Way
e v A e v o r G e g n a r O
Valencia Pl
Lighthouse Ln
Urbana Ln
y a W d o o w e l p a M
Mika Way
Buffalo Ave
y a W r e k l o B
e v A s e y a H S
r D a i h p o S
n L x a f i l a Hn L o r a z a L
e v A g n i d r a H
r D y r r e b r e d l E
Sabrina St
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Meridian Ave
l P o n i c o d n e M
Raven Ave
Holster St
l P o g n i m o D
Citadel Ave
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Gotita Way
Uranium Dr
Oleander Dr
o d n i L o e s a P
Radnor Ave
t S e s o r t n o M
r i C a n a i r B
E Pleasant Valley Rd
Roble Ln
y a W d n a l o R
Seawind Way
Felicia Ct
Collection Blvd
Harbor Lights Ln
Tamarin Ave
e v A r a e P
Sanderling St
Beene Rd
Santiago Ct
n L k e e r C e l g a E
Platform Pl
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Corvette St
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r D e t n o m a r i M
l P o r e n i r a M
Laurel Valley Pl
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MacArthur Pl
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Borrego Ct
r D e g d o L c i t l e K
d R a i r a l e d n a C
Emerald St
r D n o t p m a C
Milligan St
e v A l a i r t s u d n I
Donner St
r D y r e v o c s i D
Upper Bay Dr
Tierney Ave
Romany Dr
Pleasant Valley Ln
La Brea St
Infinidad St
Murdoch Ln
r D e l c r i C
r D n o s d i v a D
Eliza Ct
E Robert Ave
Goldfinch Dr
t S e n o t s n o r I
Seeger Ave
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Ferrara Way
t S e n o t s r e h t a e F
Las Tunas Pl
W Garden Grn
Sequoia St
t S y e r e t n o M
Fontana Dr
Outlet Center Dr
Borrego Way
Huntswood Way
y a W d r o c n o C
r D e l t s a c w e N
r D l l i h c r u h C
Vista Loop
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Columbia Dr
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l P o r e n o m i L
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Shannon Ave
Crescent St
n L n e v a h k r a L
Jeannette Dr
e v A d l e i f r a G S
Red Rock Ave
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Winchester Dr
s e l a g o N o e s a P
Carlyle St
n L t r o p e e r F
Gaviota Way
Pescador Way
q S n o s r e f f e J
r D e v o C g n o L
Mesa Verde Ave
e v A o d a c o v A
l P a t s o C a L
Whipporwill St
Eastbourne Bay
Gershwin Pl
r D y r r e b e u l B
Templeton St
r D s l l i H n o i s s i M
Warbler Ave
n L t r o p h t r o N
Gateshead Bay
Thurgood Marshall Dr
Otter Creek Ln
t S a t i u q r a M S
Roadrunner Dr
Dickinson Pl
Seagull Ave
Ardmore Ln
Wagon Wheel Rd
Katrina Way
l P o c s i c n a r F
y a W e n n a o J
Florentina Dr
Scott Dr
Sterling Ave
e v A a t i n a u J S
q S e g a i r r a C
Park View Ct
r D t n o m e r a l C
Santa Monica Dr
y a W m o s n a r T
Reina Cir
t S a i s o r b m A
Cottontail St
r D h g r e b d n i L
r D a s s e c n i r P
S Guam Dr
Sunkist Cir
Cleveland Dr
Carmel Ct
Dominica Dr
Tradewinds Dr
Linfield Dr
Avocet Dr
Redwing Ln
t C a i l e m A
e v A y e l n i K c M S
Binnacle St
Maria Way
e v A n o m e L
a t i r a g r a M o e s a P
Bismark Way
Util Cir
Transport St
r D y r r e b n a r C
r D l l a w n r o C
Pleasant Valley Canal Rd
Colby Cir
Paseo Elegante
Maxine Ave
Port Hueneme Rd
Explorer Cove Dr
Junewood Ct
e v A t l e v e s o o R S
y a W e d i t n o o N
r D a d n a r a c a J
Woodpecker Ave
Vina del Mar
Bluewater Way
Roosevelt Blvd
Warehouse Ave
Hollywood Blvd
Webster St
Verdi Rd
l P s u b m u l o C
Rocky Mountain Dr
Mockingbird St
Gateway Plz
Smokey Mountain Dr
Casa San Carlos Ln
n L d r i b g n i k c o M
Hadley Dr
Savannah Ave
Dewberry Ln
l P n o t g n i d d a P
d R e g d i R r e v i R
Avondale Ln
Shadow Creek Dr
Chalmette Ave
Southern Hill Dr
Vaquero Cir
Quail Run Way
Fashion Park Pl
Statham Pkwy
Wood Opal Way
Burnside Dr
r D r i a l c n i S n o t p U
t C s e r o l o D
Cypress St
r i C n e p s A
y a W n o i r e M
Big Bear Way
Weber Cir
Neptune Pl
San Gabriel Ave
Barber Ln
Coosa St
Timber Creek Trl
Beach Way
Buckaroo Ave
Meadow Lark St
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Shakespeare Dr
W Hueneme Rd
r D e d a n a l p s E E
t C l r a e P
Santa Monica Ave
Ocean View Dr
Terrace View Pl
t C a d r a n r e B
Miramar Walk
Rubio Cir
Oceanaire St
W Channel Islands Blvd
t C a t i l e m r a C
Emerald Isle Way
Windward Way
Bayside Cir
San Nicholas Ave
Dunes St
r D p o o L t s e r o F
Calle Mar Vis
Evergreen Sq
Palisades Park Dr
r i C a n i v e t n o M
y a W w o l l e f g n o L
Cypress Point Ln
n L e z e e r B g n i n r o M
Oxnard Airport Acc
El Cajon Cir
Whitney Cir
Beachport Dr
r i C y r r e b k c a l B
Arrowhead Cir
Calle Vista Verde
s e b u N s a l o e s a P
W Laurel St
t S F S
Dunkirk Dr
W Elm St
W Guava St
Glacier Ave
Garonne St
t S a i c i r t a P
Ives Ave
t S M S
Deodar Ave
t S h t 7 N
t S F S
d v l B o d i L
W Birch St
Paseo Mercado
Antelope Ave
t S B S
l P h t 7
Wagon Wheel Rd
t S A S
W Fir Ave
t S n e s s a L
t S h t 6 N
W Kamala St
d R s d l O
Douglas Ave
l P h t 6
Lindsay Pl
t S G S
Portola Rd
Lark St
t S L S
W Poplar St
Montgomery Ave
S Hill Rd
ONeill Pl
Taffrail Ln
Glacier Ave
t S M S
t S h t 5
t S H S
d R s d l O
Helsam Ave
Auto Center Dr
t S n o s k c a J
6th Pl
Will Ave
15th Ave
t S G S
t S F S
Palm Dr
t S e n y o l C
d R c i f i c a P
d R a r u t n e V S
Lemar Ave
t S E S
W Iris St
W Robert Ave
Holly Ave
Forest Park Blvd
t S B S
t S E S
t S G S
t S B S
N Ventura Rd
S I St
t S K S
t S H S
Kelp Ln
W Vineyard Ave
t S G S
t S o t l a i R
t S G S
Thille St
Glenwood Dr
N Oxnard Blvd
E Ventura Blvd
t S G S
N Oxnard Blvd
Forest Park Blvd
James Ave
t S n e s s a L
Magnolia Ave
t S D S
l P o d a n o r o C
t S B S
Cargo Rd
S N St
t S t n o m d e i P
Eastman Ave
N Oxnard Blvd
Oarfish Ln
W Cedar St
W Elm St
Ocean Dr
Thames River Dr
t S o i r a t n O
San Benito St
Camelot Way
Forest Park Blvd
Berkshire St
Kiawah River Dr
t S K S
l P h t 5
t S F S
t S a o b l a B
Etting Rd
t S a g o t a r a S
W Cedar St
Patterson Rd
l P h t 7
N Oxnard Blvd
t S G S
t S A S
Wolff St
Addor St
Citrus St
t S N S
W Birch St
t S t n o p u D
Leeward Way
N Ventura Rd
t S D St S L S
Sanford St
W Olive St
E 1st St
t S E S
N Oxnard Blvd
t S K S
El Cajon Way
Raft Ln
Market St
Valentine Rd
Salem Ave
e v A o d a r o D l E
W Fir Ave
Green River St
Dallas Dr
t S E S
t S n r e K
Partridge Dr
Natalie Pl
E 2nd St
Ventura Blvd
Spruce St
t S F S
Devonshire Dr
W Beverly Dr
t S N S
North Bank Dr
Ageises Rd
E Ventura Blvd
t S r o n a m l A
Orange Dr
W Guava St
Robin Ave
Colt St
t S F S
t S h a i k U
Flathead River St
Myrna Dr
15th Ave
t S r o d d A
Industrial Ave
Valentine Rd
Bluebell St
t S n o s k c a J
t S A S
W Fir Ave
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Palma Dr
t S F S
Santa Clara River
Channel Islands Harbor
Port Hueneme Harbor
Southern CA Edison Co Canal
Pacific Ocean
£¤101
£¤101
1 60
65 59
64 64
61 61
60 63
63 66B
113
112
112
62B
62B
62A
62A
63A
Coral Island
j
j
Ormond Beach
Oxnard Airport
Silver Strand Beach
Shopping at the Rose
Port Hueneme Beach Park
Southwest Community Park
Esplanade Shopping Center
Naval Base Ventura County
St John's Regional Medical Center
Ivy Lawn Cemetery
Seabee Golf Course
Buenaventura Golf Course
River Ridge Victoria Lakes GC
River Ridge Golf Club Vineyard
OXNARD

PORT HUENEME
EL RIO

KIMBALL

MONTALVO

OXNARD BEACH

NYLAND ACRES

SILVER STRAND

HOLLYWOOD BEACH

HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA

HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA

CHANNEL ISLANDS BEACH

PORT HUENEME NAVAL CBC
WILSON

ORCHARD

CYPRESS

REDWOOD

SEA AIR

CABRILLO

RIO LINDO

TEAL CLUB

ROSE PARK

MAR VISTA

LA COLONIA

VIA MARINA

CAL-GISLER

SOUTH BANK

EL RIO WEST

VILLA CAPRI

KAMALA PARK

DIAMOND BAR

TOWN CENTER

SOUTH WINDS

MARINA WEST

OXNARD DUNES

WEST VILLAGE

TIERRA VISTA

EAST VILLAGE

SIERRA LINDA

ORMOND BEACH

COLLEGE PARK

FREMONT NORTH

OXNARD SHORES

FREMONT SOUTH

FIVE POINTS NE

OXNARD PACIFIC

CHANNEL ISLANDS

TERRACE ESTATES

DOWNTOWN OXNARD

CARRIAGE SQUARE

COLLEGE ESTATES

BLACKSTOCK NORTH

HOBSON PARK EAST

BLACKSTOCK SOUTH

HOBSON PARK WEST

SEA VIEW ESTATES

LEMONWOOD EASTMONT

BRYCE CANYON SOUTH

BRYCE CANYON NORTH

BARTOLO SQUARE SOUTH

BARTOLO SQUARE NORTH

PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATESPLEASANT VALLEY VILLLAGE
d R s r e i v a S
e v A e s o R S
e v A e c i R S
W Wooley Rd
d R a r u t n e V S
W Gonzales Rd
d R a r u t n e V N
e v A e c i R N
e v A a i r o t c i V S
E Gonzales Rd
W 5th St
E Hueneme Rd
Central Ave
Olivas Park Dr
S Harbor Blvd
e v A a i r o t c i V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
W Vineyard Ave
E Pleasant Valley Rd
e v A e s o R N
Telephone Rd
Victoria Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
d R n o s r e t t a P S
W Hueneme Rd
d R n o s r e t t a P
E Port Hueneme Rd
Wagon Wheel Rd
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Santa Clara Ave
Almond Dr
N Del Norte Blvd
Town Center Dr
e v A e l d d a S
Wagon Wheel Rd
e v A e s o R S
S Victoria Ave
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Saviers Rd
W 5th St
S Victoria Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
e v A e c i R S
S Harbor Blvd
W Channel Islands Blvd
d R a r u t n e V N
e v A e c i R S
e v A e c i R N
d R a r u t n e V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
E Gonzales Rd
E Pleasant Valley Rd
e v A e c i R S
E Pleasant Valley Rd
UV1
UV34
UV232
UV1
UV1
Oxnard Industrial Canal
S C St
t S H N
t S J S
Doris Ave
Rose Ave
t S C N
d R d l o n r A
Hill St
23rd Ave
t S F N
W 9th St
W Hemlock St
32nd Ave
Teal Club Rd
E Wooley Rd
Casper Rd
W 7th St
t S A S
Camino del Sol
t S E S
E Bard Rd
Bristol Rd
d R c i f i c a P
Ocean Dr
d R t s e W
E 3rd St
t S M N
d R s d l O
Collins St
Cortez St
r D n o s i d E
Balboa St
t S A N
t S M S
e v A c i f i c a P
d R s n i k r e P
Sunset Ln
l P h t 5
t S D S
Harbor Blvd
N G St
r D a d a r t n E
d R n o s r e t t a P
Market St
Clara St
W 2nd St
t S F S
t S G S
t S s i r r a H
t S B S
d R 3 1 k c a r T
Walnut Dr
Stroube St
l P t e i l o J
W Wooley Rd
Park Ave
e v A s e v a r G
Orange Dr
t S h t 5
E Clara St
Ivywood Dr
Eastman Ave
Alvarado St
e v A w o n S
Emerson Ave
r D y n o b E
W Juniper St
t S K S
Sturgis Rd
Teakwood St
t S a i t n e K
Simon Way
t S a i c i r t a P
W 4th St
W 3rd St
r D o t a v o N
Ventura Blvd
t S h t 6 N
t S p l e K
t S a n a t n a L
Palma Dr
Etting Rd
Walker St
Taffrail Ln
Dunkirk Dr
E 1st St
Redwood St
t S e r o h s f f O
e v A r e l s i G
e v A a t i n a u J N
San Juan Ave
e v A l l i G
Bard Rd
Johnson Dr
Corsicana Dr
Auto Center Dr
W 6th St
W Vineyard Ave
t S h t 7 N
E Iris St
King Dr
E Colonia Rd
Devonshire Dr
Lockwood St
Holly Ave
t S a s e r e T
W Iris St
t S e n y o l C
Isle Way
E 2nd St
Moon Dr
E Ventura Blvd
E Yucca St
Palm Dr
Azalea St
Ivanhoe Ave
r D s m a i l l i W
t S d r a b m o L
W Roderick Ave
Oarfish Ln
Spruce St
t S o n o M
W Hill St
Helm Dr
Perry Dr
E Date St
W 1st St
Olivas Park Dr
Justin Way
11th Ave
e v A s u r u t c r A
Cesar Chavez Dr
McGrath St
t S r o d d A
Lehman Rd
Butler Rd
d v l B m a h t a t S
t S r e i n r u o F
Cabrillo Way
Oneida Pl
Evergreen Ln
l P n i t a l l a G
Apple Ln
E Surfside Dr
Latigo Ave
r D k r a b n o r I
Portola Rd
Albion Dr
Cooper Rd
t S r a v e l E N
t S e g a r o h c n A
l P a i r o t s A
Valentine Rd
Bryce Canyon Ave
t S o n i r a M n a S
r D y n a b l A
Knoll Dr
Island View Ave
e v A t d r a h l u a M
t S r e d n a x e l A
Ribera Dr
Naples Dr
Caliente Way
e v A l e u m a S
Perimiter Rd
r D a i l e b o L
E Laurel St
e v A e c a r r e TW Bard Rd
t S r o n a m l A
E Guava St
e v A a i r o t c i V
Tomahawk Dr
Crowley Ave
Mountain View Ave
t S a d n o h R
W Yucca St
Janetwood Dr
e v A l a i c r e m m o C
San Mateo Pl
d R a l u s n i n e P
Douglas Ave
Via Marina Ave
Shipside Rd
W Kamala St
Wankel Way
Spyglass Trl W
La Canada Ave
Bevra Ave
W Robert Ave
Riverpark Blvd
Alameda Ave
N Ponoma St
McWane Blvd
r D s e r i u q S
Glenwood Dr
Ventura Rd
N Patterson Rd
e v A d n o m h c i R
Magnolia Ave
Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Napoleon Ave
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Lions Gate Dr
Golf Course Dr
e v A t n o m u a e B
N Ventura Rd
Santa Lucia Ave
r D n i v a P
Nile River Dr
Sunridge Dr
Transport St
Owens River Dr
Goodyear Ave
Forest Park Blvd
Montgomery Ave
Monte Carlo Dr
Kings Canyon Dr
Donlon St
Ramelli Ave
Auto Center Dr
Oarfish Ln
t S r o d d A
E Ventura Blvd
d R n o s r e t t a P N
E 1st St
Holly Ave
W Vineyard Ave
t S A S
Ocean Dr
d R s d l O
d R n o s r e t t a P
Eastman Ave
Channel Islands Harbor
Santa Clara River
Port Hueneme Harbor
Pacific Ocean
£¤101
£¤101
60 64
64 61
61 60
63 63
113
112
62B
62A
62A
63A
Coral Island
163a
628
625
200
199
194
193
191
189
188
187
186184
183
180a
180178
176
172
171
169
168a
168
167
166
161
154
153
152
149b
149a
149
148
146a
146
145a
142
124
122a
116
115
113A 112B
106a
104
103
102
102a
100

DOWNTOWN
123
733
732
731
730
729
728
727
726
725
05 06
07 10
11 08
09 101
107a
107b
106b106c
105
109
108
112A 112 111
110
113
114
119
118 117
120
122
122b
121
123a
143
144
145
147
148a
151
150
154a
155156
158
157
160
159
162
163 164
165
170
173
174
175
179
181 182
185
190
192
195
196
198
197
629
627
626
Pacifica High School
US Navy Seabee
Museum
Sea Bridge Marina
Baseball fields
Marine Emporium Landing
Historic District
college park soccer fields
South Oxnard Aquatic Center
Colonia Branch Library
Naval Base
Historic Farm Park
Oxnard Airport
Chamber of Commerce
La Colonia Veterans Memorial Gymnasium
Tennis Center
Del Sol Stadium
River Ridge Playing Fields
Bedford Pinkford Skate Park
College Park
'olol'koy Beach Park
River Ridge Golf Club
Ormond Beach
Channel Islands Harbor
Oxnard Beach
Silver Strand Beach
Mandalay Beach
Hollywood Beach
Hueneme High School
Channel Islands High School
Oxnard High School
South Oxnard Post Office
Main Post Office
Oxnard Performing
Arts Center
Elite Theatre Company
Existing Sign Loction
Mullin Auto Museum
Channel Island Maritime Museum
Police Activities League
Wilson Senior Center
Colonia Recreation Center
Palm Vista Senior Center
South Oxnard Center
South Oxnard Branch Library
Oxnard College
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CLIENT / PROJECT

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DATE
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SHEET NO.

These drawings are meant for DESIGN
INTENT ONL Y and are not for construction.

Contractor shall verify and be responsible for all
dimensions and conditions of the job. Contractor
shall be familiar with the site and conditions
it presents. This office must be notified of any
variations from the dimensions and conditions
shown on this drawing. Shop drawings and
details must be submitted to this office for
approval prior to proceeding with fabrication.

All copy shall be proofread by client and legal
requirements checked by legal department.

LH
01/10/24
SL.2

SPECIFICATIONS
Oxnard, CA
Wayfinding and Signage System
120 North Church Street
Suite 208
West Chester, PA 19380
T 484.266.0648
www.merjedesign.com

ENVIRONMENTS & EXPERIENCES
Refer to the Oxnard Wayfinding and Signage System design intent documentation for sign type drawings, material call-outs and installation methods.

Refer to the Oxnard Wayfinding and Signage System message schedule for all sign type messages, location numbers, quantities, and specific location details.

1. G eneral sign locations are provided on these plan sheets.

2. T he Message Schedule provides more detailed guidance of sign location in the Remarks column.

3. Refer to the Message Schedule for the final messages of each sign.

4. Utilize the above Legend to help determine sign types, and other details of location.

NOTES:

SIGNAGE LEGEND
Parking (Phase 3 not shown)500
Vehicular Directional 100
05 - 11 Secondary Gateways)
Pedestrian Directional 700
Pedestrian Kiosks600
Sign Location Plans
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
j
11 10
06 05
102A
107b
163a
733732
731
730
729
728
727
726725
715
714713
712711710
709 708 707 706
705
704
703
702
701700
629
628
627
626
625
607
606 605
604
603
602601
600
520a503a
526525 524
523
522
521
520
519518a
518517516
515a
515
514
513512
511510
509 508
507
506
505
504
503
502
501500
Existing Sign
200
199
198
197
196 195194
193
192
191
190
189
188
187
186
185
184
183
182
181
180a
180
179
178
176
175
174173
172
171
170
169
168a
168
167
166
165
164163
162
161
160
159
158
157
156
155
154
153
152
151
150
149b
149a
149
148a
148
147
146a 146
145a
145
144 143
142
140
139
138137 136135
134
133
132
131
130
129128127a
127
126
125
124
123a
123
122b
122a 122
121
120
113A113 112B
112A
112
107a
106c
106b 106a
105
104
103
102
Durley Park
Del Sol Park
College Park
Ormond Beach
East Ventura
Seabee Museum
Lemonwood Park
Oxnard Airport
Via Marina Park
Hollywood Beach
Camino Real Park
Consulate Mexico
Murphy Auto Museum
Silver Strand Beach
Shopping at the Rose
Port Hueneme Beach Park
Southwest Community Park
Mullin Automotive Museum
Esplanade Shopping Center
Naval Base Ventura County
Centerpoint Mall-Oxnard Center
Port Hueneme Historical Museum
Ventura County Maritime Museum
Ventura County Maritime Museum
Bubbling Springs Community Park
St John's Regional Medical Center
Ralphs
Ivy Lawn Cemetery
Seabee Golf Course
Santa Clara Cemetery
Buenaventura Golf Course
River Ridge Victoria Lakes GC
River Ridge Golf Club Vineyard

PORT HUENEME
EL RIO
NYLAND

KIMBALL

MONTALVO

NYLAND ACRES

SILVER STRAND

HOLLYWOOD BEACH

HOLLYWOOD BY THE SEA

CHANNEL ISLANDS BEACH

PORT HUENEME NAVAL CBC
WILSON

ORCHARD

CYPRESS

REDWOOD

SEA AIR

CABRILLO

RIO LINDO

TEAL CLUB

ROSE PARK

MAR VISTA

LA COLONIA

VIA MARINA

CAL-GISLER

SOUTH BANK

STRICKLAND

EL RIO WEST

VILLA CAPRI

KAMALA PARK

DIAMOND BAR

TOWN CENTER

SOUTH WINDS

MARINA WEST

WEST VILLAGE

TIERRA VISTA

EAST VILLAGE

SIERRA LINDA

ORMOND BEACH

COLLEGE PARK

FREMONT NORTH

FREMONT SOUTH

NYELAND ACRES

FIVE POINTS NE

OXNARD PACIFIC

CHANNEL ISLANDS

TERRACE ESTATES

CARRIAGE SQUARE

COLLEGE ESTATES

BLACKSTOCK NORTH

HOBSON PARK EAST

BLACKSTOCK SOUTH

HOBSON PARK WEST

SEA VIEW ESTATES

LEMONWOOD EASTMONT

BRYCE CANYON SOUTH

BRYCE CANYON NORTH

BARTOLO SQUARE SOUTH

BARTOLO SQUARE NORTH

PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATESPLEASANT VALLEY VILLLAGE
Telephone Rd
d R s r e i v a S
e v A e s o R S
e v A e c i R S
W Wooley Rd
Central Ave
d R a r u t n e V S
W Gonzales Rd
d R a r u t n e V N
E Hueneme Rd
e v A e c i R N
e v A a i r o t c i V S
E Gonzales Rd
W 5th St
Olivas Park Dr
e v A a i r o t c i V N
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Harbor Blvd
W Vineyard Ave
E Pleasant Valley Rd
N Rose Ave
Victoria Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
d R n o s r e t t a P S
E Main St
W Hueneme Rd
Patterson Rd
E Port Hueneme Rd
Wagon Wheel Rd
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Town Center Dr
S Kimball Rd
Saddle Ave
Valentine Rd
N Oxnard Blvd
Old Conejo Rd
Oxnard Blvd
E Pleasant Valley Rd
S Victoria Ave
S Victoria Ave
E Main St
e v A e c i R S
E Gonzales Rd
W Hueneme Rd
Wagon Wheel Rd
e v A a i r o t c i V S
d R n o s r e t t a P S
Saviers Rd
e v A e c i R S
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Harbor Blvd
W Vineyard Ave
E Channel Islands Blvd
d R a r u t n e V N
d R n o s r e t t a P
e v A e c i R N
e v A e c i R S
E Pleasant Valley Rd
W 5th St
W Channel Islands Blvd
S Rose Ave
d R a r u t n e V N
E Main St
c i f i c a P n o i n U
y t n u o C a r u t n e V
t n e m n r e v o G s e t a t S d e t i n U
t n e m n r e v o G . S . U
Oxnard Industrial Canal
UV232
UV34
UV1
UV126 UV118
UV1
UV1
UV126
UV1
t S C S
t S H N
Rose Ave
t S J S
Doris Ave
t S C N
Ralston St
Bristol Rd
Hill St
d R r e p s a C
23rd Ave
t S F N
W 9th St
W Hemlock St
d R d l o n r A
32nd Ave
Teal Club Rd
E Wooley Rd
W 7th St
t S A S
t S E S
E Bard Rd
d R c i f i c a P
Ocean Dr
d R t s e W
Sturgis Rd
E 3rd St
t S M N
d R s d l O
Collins St
Cortez St
r D n o s i d E
Camino del Sol
Balboa St
t S A N
t S M S
e v A c i f i c a P
Johnson Dr
d R s n i k r e P
1st Ave
Sunset Ln
l P h t 5
t S D S
Harbor Blvd
t S G N
r D a d a r t n E
d R n o s r e t t a P
Clara St
Market St
W 2nd St
t S F S
t S G S
Palma Dr
t S s i r r a H
t S B S
Walker St
d R 3 1 k c a r T
Walnut Dr
Stroube St
l P t e i l o J
e v A k r a P
e v A s e v a r G
Orange Dr
Ramelli Ave
t S h t 5
E Clara St
Ivywood Dr
Eastman Ave
Alvarado St
Neath St
e v A w o n S
Emerson Ave
r D y n o b E
W Juniper St
t S K S
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t S a i t n e K
Simon Way
t S a i c i r t a P
W 4th St
W 3rd St
r D o t a v o N
Ventura Blvd
t S h t 6 N
Thille St
North Bank Dr
Kelp St
t S a n a t n a L
Etting Rd
Taffrail Ln
W Wooley Rd
Dunkirk Dr
E 1st St
Redwood St
t S e r o h s f f O
e v A r e l s i G
e v A a t i n a u J N
San Juan Ave
e v A l l i G
Bard Rd
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W 6th St
Halifax St
W Vineyard Ave
t S h t 7 N
E Iris St
King Dr
E Colonia Rd
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Lockwood St
Holly Ave
t S a s e r e T
W Iris St
t S e n y o l C
Denver St
Isle Way
t S H S
E 2nd St
Moon Dr
E Ventura Blvd
t S N S
E Yucca St
Palm Dr
Azalea St
t S a g l O
Ivanhoe Ave
r D s m a i l l i W
t S d r a b m o L
W Roderick Ave
Oarfish Ln
Spruce St
t S o n o M
Sunridge Dr
W Hill St
r D m l e H
Perry Dr
E Date St
W 1st St
Olivas Park Dr
Justin Way
Lark St
11th Ave
Partridge Dr
Gina Dr
d R e g d o D
t S h t 5 N
e v A s u r u t c r A
Pidduck Rd
Cesar Chavez Dr
McGrath St
t S r o d d A
l P h t 8
Lehman Rd
Lafayette St
Butler Rd
d v l B m a h t a t S
t S r e i n r u o F
t S K N
Cabrillo Way
Oneida Pl
34th Ave
Evergreen Ln
l P n i t a l l a G
Apple Ln
E Surfside Dr
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r D k r a b n o r I
Portola Rd
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Cooper Rd
t S r a v e l E N
E Dollie St
t S e g a r o h c n A
l P h t 6
l P a i r o t s A
Frost Dr
r D y t r a C
Valentine Rd
Bryce Canyon Ave
t S o n i r a M n a S
Albany Dr
Knoll Dr
Gary Dr
Island View Ave
Lei Dr
e v A t d r a h l u a M
Indigo Pl
t S r e d n a x e l A
Ribera Dr
E Fir Ave
Naples Dr
Caliente Way
Keel Ave
Robin Ave
e v A l e u m a S
Swan St
r D a n i N
Montgomery Ave
Lobelia Dr
Wolff St
Stern Ln
Friedrich Rd
l P h t 7
t S L S t S I S
E Laurel St
e v A e c a r r e T
W Bard Rd
Antelope Ave
Kennebec St
t S r o n a m l At S a l l e b a s I
E B St
Nyeland Ave
E Scott St
E Guava St
e v A a i r o t c i V
Grand Ave
t S h a i k U
t S a l e m a P
Tomahawk Dr
Ketch Ave
Elder St
Sanford St
Crowley Ave
E Elm St
Mountain View Ave
d R a l a h o K
Lambert St
r D r a l o S
Nicolle St
t S n o t i r T
Morado Pl
t S a l u a P
t S a d n o h R
W Yucca St
Janetwood Dr
e v A l a i c r e m m o C
San Mateo Pl
d R a l u s n i n e P
S Hill Rd
Hull Pl
t S n r e K
E Olive St
t S o t l a i R
Douglas Ave
Via Marina Ave
Lemur St
Saratoga Ave
r D c i t e n i K
Shipside Rd
Hill Rd
W Kamala St
Wankel Way
Alameda Ave
Petit Ave
Lincoln Ct
e v A r e d e e R
Olivia Dr
Spyglass Trl W
La Canada Ave
Pier Walk
Sperry Ave
Bevra Ave
r D t r o P
r D t r o f u a e B
s a s i r B a i V
E Joyce Dr
Fuchsia St
t S h t 8 N
r D n o t s o B
N I St
35th Ave
Riverpark Blvd
Dahlia St
W Robert Ave
Torero Dr
Meta St
Yale Pl
Pearson Rd
N Ponoma St
19th St
McWane Blvd
r D s e r i u q S
E Poplar St
Dallas Dr
Courtland St
Glenwood Dr
Ventura Rd
t S a l a h o K
Cardigan Ave
N Patterson Rd
Crossjack St
Teton Ln
E C St
r D r e l p e K
Goodyear Ave
e v A d n o m h c i R
Erica Pl
Magnolia Ave
Celsius Ave
Donlon St
Cypress Rd
n L t f a R
Oxford Dr
r D n o l a c s E
Linden Dr
Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Nelson Pl
W Elm St
W 8th St
Ives Ave
E Bay Blvd
Panama Dr
W Fir Ave
Winford Ave
t S a m r o N
Napoleon Ave
Leland St
t S a s l a S
e v A a i r o t c i V S
Deodar Ave
Lions Gate Dr
Sutter Dr
r D a t a n i P
t S a i l a s i V
Highland Dr
Pine St
Golf Course Dr
t S t n o p u D
e v A t n o m u a e B
N Ventura Rd
r D a i h a B
r D a n a i d n I
Rio School Ln
Cargo Rd
Santa Lucia Ave
r D r e v o l C
Swift Ave
Bluebell St
Perkin Ave
r D n i v a P
Campus Rd
Westar Dr
Colt St
l P h t 4
Venice Rd
t S s a r u t l A
a g e t r O o e s a P
r D e c a r r e T
Elfin Grn
Will Ave
E Hemlock St
Cheshire St
Nile River Dr
15th Ave
29th Ave
Impala Dr
y a W n o s b o H
l P a r e d a M
t S n a i l u J
Gloria Ct
Lafayette Dr
Berkshire St
E Juniper St
W Beverly Dr
Owens River Dr
Hamilton Ave
r D r e k l o B
d R k c o D
r D g i a r C
r D k r a P y e l l a V
Ann Ave
Seaview St
e v A a t i n o B N
E Kamala St
e v A s e y a H N
Platte Way
Beedy St
Camellia St
Kelp Ln
Forest Park Blvd
E Ash St
Aberdare St
Lee Pl
Colonia Ave
Fiske Pl
t S a g o t a r a S
r D a d n i l a s o R
Isleton Pl
W Birch St
Monte Carlo Dr
Roia Ln
Garonne St
Bunsen Ave
Swansea Ave
Vanderbilt Dr
e v A e r o n i s l E
r D a s l u T
W Cedar St
t S d e e p s d o o G
Walden St
Citrus St
t S a m a h e T
l P y t i n i r T
Titan Pl
r D n o s p m i S
Ibsen Pl
E A St
l P o d a n o r o C
Keel Way
Geranium Pl
r D e s u c a r y S
E Cedar St
t S r e t l a r b i G
e v A d n a l h g i H
l P e r a l u T
Navito Way
Eagle St
W Esplanade Dr
Wolverine St
l P e s o r l l i H
t S J N
r D a t a n o S
r D t n i o p w e i V
Tiara St
d v l B o d i L
l P a l i v A
d v l B d r a n x O N
California St
e v A d l e i f r a G N
t S e n i m s a J
Talos Rd
t S r e v o D
Leeward Way
Bernadette St
W Guava St
Cardinal St
Jacinto Dr
r D s a l l a C
Pacific Cove Dr
Huerta St
Stork St
Vaquero Dr
Blanca Pl
Kings Canyon Dr
39th Ave
Saint Marys Dr
Dupont Ct
Joan Way
Jason Pl
r D a r a S
Rivas Ln
r D m o h t a F
Danvers River St
Hughes Dr
t S s n o y L
Albatross St
r D a c i f i c a P
Johnson Rd
r D k o o r b n e e r G
Pali Dr
Falkirk Ave
Regatta Pl
Thomas Ave
t S y t t e J
r D e d i s f r u S S
l P d e c r e M
El Cajon Way
Billings St
t S t n o m d e i P
Salem Ave
Tanager St
e v A n o e m i S n a S
Almendra Pl
e v A y e l n i K c M N
Bell St
Edelweiss St
W Halyard St
Zion Ave
t S l a i r e p m I
Socorro Way
Jane Dr
t S d r a b m o L N
r D t i t e P
r D r a b n u D
Posada Dr
Falkner Pl
t S s e l r a h C
Lemar Ave
Minna St
Morris St
Occidental Dr
Clyde River Pl
t S o r e c u L
Marsella Dr
Sutter Pl
Rubens Pl
Lisbon Ln
Del Sur Way
Helsam Ave
Alley T
Beacon Pl
Olive St
Pyrite Pl
Detroit Dr
Dove St
Ocotlan Way
East Dr
George St
Lakeview Ct
e v A t l e v e s o o R N
London Ln
e v A o d a r o D l E
Kentwood Dr
r D o m i n o r e G
e v A a t i n A N
Seaport Dr
De Anza Way
Nimitz Dr
Sherwin Ave
d R a r u t n e V S
r D n i d r a J
E Birch St
Van Ness Ave
t S n o s d o D
Ageises Rd
Ives Pl
r D o t i l e M
Berkshire Pl
Arlene Ave
t S g n i K
Nightingale St
Missile Way
e v A n i l h g u o L c M
t S e n i p l A
Brookwood Ln
e v A r o h c n A
Pelican Ave
New Haven Pl
E Garden Grn
t S d r 3 N
Seaborg Ave
Indus Pl
Seabridge Ln
Dean Dr
t S d r a b m o L S
James Ave
N L St
l r T o t r o C
Katherine Ave
r D a d i V
Maulhardt Rd
n L e e r T
t S a l e s I
41st St
t S n o s k c a J
r D r e h s i F
Anthony Dr
Southbank Rd
Dove Canyon Dr
Central Ave
Fairmont Ln
Cuesta del Mar Dr
Lorena Dr
Neap Pl
Ellington St
Adak St
Nightingale Pl
t S a n e l I
ONeill Pl
t S a s o p i r a M
Rugby Ave
Burson Way
e v A e d i s k o o r B
t S d n 2 N
l P a t i v E
Chamberlain St
Crawford St
t S t s r u h e k a L
Campbell Way
Powell Dr
e v A t n a r G N
t C e i g e n r a C
Gay Dr
Delphinium Pl
n L o c s i P
Mills Rd
r D r a l l e t S
r D d a e h t s a M
t S o v i t s e F
Lawrence Way
La Puerta Ave
Carmen Way
Lilac Walk
W Olive St
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Sierra Way
Placid Ave
e v A l h a D
Hofer Dr
t S n o t n i l C E
Strickland Dr
Eagle Bend Ln
Natalie Pl
t S m a s l a B
Clinton Ave
e v A n o t e c n i r P
Yarda Pl
r D d i h c r O
Carob St
t S a t i u q r a M N
Field St
Perry Way
Cove Dr
Helen St
t S d n a l d o o W
Santa Margarita Rd
Joya St
Feather St
Abbott St
Baltic St
Maui Ln
Costa de Oro Ave
r D r e g n i G
Cahuenga Dr
Northbrook Dr
Aviara Ln
t S t s e r e v E
Carnation Pl
Platte Ave
W Collins St
e v A e s o r b m A
Kenney St
W Laurel St
Rio Grande St
Muirfield Dr
Coral Ln
Rossmore Dr
Arcadian Shores Trl
r D t s r a e H
Friedrich Ln
r D t u o k o o L
r D x i n e o h P
Kapalua Dr
r D r e t s b e W
E Fiesta Grn
y a W l i d o f f a D
Aurora Dr
Town Center Dr
t S a p a N
Eastwood Dr
Mandrill Ave
Harmon Dr
Glacier Ave
Kumquat Pl
Fernwood Dr
Curran St
Yearling Pl
Gabriella Dr
Elba St
Pajaro St
Ketch Pl
l P g n i s f e R
Echo St
San Gorgonio Ave
Quail St
Myrna Dr
r D i l o p a N
Sawtelle Ave
y a W t o l i P
L T s s a l g y p S E
Green River St
Ortega St
W Poplar St
Sullivan St
r D r e d n a x e l A
E 7th St
Little Farms Rd
Monet Pl
McMillan Ave
Finch Ave
Orleans Ln
E Pearl St
e v A e c n e r o l F
Barnett St
Tiesa Ln
Hibiscus St
Chesapeake Dr
Portico Way
r D e n i v e p a r G
Eucalyptus Dr
Harbour Island Ln
t S a v o d r o C
Nevin Ave
t S n e s s a L
Gaviota Ln
r D d r y B
Raiders Way
Harper Dr
e v A d r o f n a t S
Camino de la Luna
Nandina Pl
Modoc Dr
Seaglass Way
Potomac Ave
Juneberry Pl
Jones Way
r D e d i s a e S
t S a i c a c A
Vanetta St
e v A a v o n a l l i V
t S o r d e P n a S
r D y a w d i M
Outsail Ln
Gaviota Pl
Yarnell Pl
n L a z i b I
Wheaton Dr
Higuera Dr
r D a n i l o b o B
r D a n i t n e l a V
t S e l i t n a c r e M
Pericles Pl
t S l l i k s i r D N
Capstan Dr
t S l a n a c l a d a u G
t S a t i p u L
N Rose Ave
Kipling Pl
Tennyson Ln
Westinghouse St
Hazelwood Dr
Fairbourne Pl
Topaz Ave
t S n e d E
Remington Ave
Village Rd
Coventry Ave
e v A a d a v e N
e v A r e l l i T N
Browning Ave
Rosewood Dr
Kiawah River Dr
Langley St
Munda Dr
S Rose Ave
County Square Dr
Hermosa Way
Raspberry Pl
Rainbow Dr
r D e c l u D
Stone Creek Dr
Starfish Dr
Gardenia St
r D h s i f l i v e D
Davis Dr
r D r e n n o C
Lucerne St
Frank Ave
Elizabeth Dr
e v A n o s i r r a H N
l P e n i l e g n a v E
Jelly Dr
W Clara St
Piedra Way
l P z e n o r r e T
Jacktar Ave
Engineering Way
Youmans Dr
Sharon Ln
San Benito St
Sycamore Dr
Rio Lindo St
Pine Ave
McCloud Rd
Moss Landing Blvd
r D g n i d a e R
Joyce Pl
l P d l e i f d a r B
Holser Walk
r D e r o m y r r a B
r D a d n a v a L
t S l l i k s i r D S
y a W n o t s o B
r D w e i v y a B
Wildcat Ave
r D e t n e u F
Orchard Pl
Bennett Ave
n L y r o t c a F
Copland Cir
Wallaby St
Brigham St
Parker Ln
Challenger Pl
Dudley Ave
Oriole St
r i C i l l u o n r e B
Wabash St
Debussy Ln
r D e d i s k c e D
Glen Abby Ln
Vernon St
Eastridge Trl
Tartar Rd
Miramar Way
W Elfin Grn
r D g n i v r I
Tamarac St
e v A a t s i V a n e u B
Merlin St
Seine River Way
t S r i u m s n u D
Sargent Ln
y a W t o l e m a C
W Stroube St
Parsons Dr
Whalen Way
Ocaso Pl
r D a t i n a z n a M
Lindsay Pl
Bermuda Dunes Dr
Schooner Walk
Ermine Ave
l P h t r e P
Peacock Ave
Grande St
Wellington St
r D d l e i f d a r B
Falkirk Bay
E Maple St
Lawnwood Way
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Diego Way
r D e k a r D
Andrea Dr
y a W y e s l a H
Flathead River St
Oyster Pl
Fairfield Cir
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Tiber River Way
t S a t i r e l a G
Aloha Ln
e v A n o s l i W
Belmont Ln
Moraine Way
l P s e d i T n i w T
Thames River Dr
Paseo Mercado
Ostrich Hill Rd
Wright Rd
Donlon Ave
W Date St
Nantucket Park
Sycamore St
r D a j o m o H
Avalon Pl
Bottlebrush Pl
Marmota St
t S a i d a c r A
r D a n a i v i V
Scoter Ave
r D n o e m i S n a S
Capri Ave
r D d r a u g n a V
t S o r r a v a N
l P y l l e h S
Sunkist St
Donizetti Ave
Owens Ave
Polaris Way
r D d r o c n o C
r D a t i r a S
Haaz Way
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El Portal Way
t S o i r a t n O
r D s a g e V
Wolverton St
l r T h c a e B e l b b e P
r D a c s e r F
Fairford St
r D o n a t i G
Chickadee Ln
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Rodgers St
San Jose St
y a W y r o v I
Shaver St
Sandy Cir
r D g n i n w o r B
Flamingo Way
Foxglove Pl
Tarlow Ave
Los Olivos
Montalvo Dr
South Campus
Twinoak Dr
Nectarine St
Avalon Way
Airedale Ave
e v A e s u o h l e e h W
Milagro Pl
Ontario Ave
l P n g i s n E
Copland Dr
n L a o n e G
Valerosa Way
Honeysuckle Dr
Irwin Way
e v A e v o r G e g n a r O
Valencia Pl
Lighthouse Ln
Urbana Ln
y a W d o o w e l p a M
Mika Way
Buffalo Ave
y a W r e k l o B
e v A s e y a H S
r D a i h p o S
n L x a f i l a Hn L o r a z a L
e v A g n i d r a H
r D y r r e b r e d l E
Sabrina St
Howell Rd
Everglades St
W Fiesta Grn
Sweetland St
Meridian Ave
l P o n i c o d n e M
Raven Ave
Holster St
l P o g n i m o D
Citadel Ave
Pleasant Valley Rd
Gotita Way
Uranium Dr
Oleander Dr
o d n i L o e s a P
Radnor Ave
t S e s o r t n o M
r i C a n a i r B
E Pleasant Valley Rd
Roble Ln
y a W d n a l o R
Seawind Way
Felicia Ct
Collection Blvd
Harbor Lights Ln
Tamarin Ave
e v A r a e P
Sanderling St
Beene Rd
Santiago Ct
n L k e e r C e l g a E
Platform Pl
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e v A a t i n o B S
Corvette St
Diablo Way
r D e t n o m a r i M
l P o r e n i r a M
Laurel Valley Pl
Hood Way
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MacArthur Pl
Liada Way
Borrego Ct
r D e g d o L c i t l e K
d R a i r a l e d n a C
Emerald St
r D n o t p m a C
Milligan St
e v A l a i r t s u d n I
Donner St
r D y r e v o c s i D
Upper Bay Dr
Tierney Ave
Romany Dr
Pleasant Valley Ln
La Brea St
Infinidad St
Murdoch Ln
r D e l c r i C
r D n o s d i v a D
Eliza Ct
E Robert Ave
Goldfinch Dr
t S e n o t s n o r I
Seeger Ave
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Ferrara Way
t S e n o t s r e h t a e F
Las Tunas Pl
W Garden Grn
Sequoia St
t S y e r e t n o M
Fontana Dr
Outlet Center Dr
Borrego Way
Huntswood Way
y a W d r o c n o C
r D e l t s a c w e N
r D l l i h c r u h C
Vista Loop
Gaucho Way
Columbia Dr
Canterbury Way
l P o r e n o m i L
Jolly Roger Way
Shannon Ave
Crescent St
n L n e v a h k r a L
Jeannette Dr
e v A d l e i f r a G S
Red Rock Ave
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Winchester Dr
s e l a g o N o e s a P
Carlyle St
n L t r o p e e r F
Gaviota Way
Pescador Way
q S n o s r e f f e J
r D e v o C g n o L
Mesa Verde Ave
e v A o d a c o v A
l P a t s o C a L
Whipporwill St
Eastbourne Bay
Gershwin Pl
r D y r r e b e u l B
Templeton St
r D s l l i H n o i s s i M
Warbler Ave
n L t r o p h t r o N
Gateshead Bay
Thurgood Marshall Dr
Otter Creek Ln
t S a t i u q r a M S
Roadrunner Dr
Dickinson Pl
Seagull Ave
Ardmore Ln
Wagon Wheel Rd
Katrina Way
l P o c s i c n a r F
y a W e n n a o J
Florentina Dr
Scott Dr
Sterling Ave
e v A a t i n a u J S
q S e g a i r r a C
Park View Ct
r D t n o m e r a l C
Santa Monica Dr
y a W m o s n a r T
Reina Cir
t S a i s o r b m A
Cottontail St
r D h g r e b d n i L
r D a s s e c n i r P
S Guam Dr
Sunkist Cir
Cleveland Dr
Carmel Ct
Dominica Dr
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Linfield Dr
Avocet Dr
Redwing Ln
t C a i l e m A
e v A y e l n i K c M S
Binnacle St
Maria Way
e v A n o m e L
a t i r a g r a M o e s a P
Bismark Way
Util Cir
Transport St
r D y r r e b n a r C
r D l l a w n r o C
Pleasant Valley Canal Rd
Colby Cir
Paseo Elegante
Maxine Ave
Port Hueneme Rd
Explorer Cove Dr
Junewood Ct
e v A t l e v e s o o R S
y a W e d i t n o o N
r D a d n a r a c a J
Woodpecker Ave
Vina del Mar
Bluewater Way
Roosevelt Blvd
Warehouse Ave
Hollywood Blvd
Webster St
Verdi Rd
l P s u b m u l o C
Rocky Mountain Dr
Mockingbird St
Gateway Plz
Smokey Mountain Dr
Casa San Carlos Ln
n L d r i b g n i k c o M
Hadley Dr
Savannah Ave
Dewberry Ln
l P n o t g n i d d a P
d R e g d i R r e v i R
Avondale Ln
Shadow Creek Dr
Chalmette Ave
Southern Hill Dr
Vaquero Cir
Quail Run Way
Fashion Park Pl
Statham Pkwy
Wood Opal Way
Burnside Dr
r D r i a l c n i S n o t p U
t C s e r o l o D
Cypress St
r i C n e p s A
y a W n o i r e M
Big Bear Way
Weber Cir
Neptune Pl
San Gabriel Ave
Barber Ln
Coosa St
Timber Creek Trl
Beach Way
Buckaroo Ave
Meadow Lark St
W Pleasant Valley Rd
Shakespeare Dr
W Hueneme Rd
r D e d a n a l p s E E
t C l r a e P
Santa Monica Ave
Ocean View Dr
Terrace View Pl
t C a d r a n r e B
Miramar Walk
Rubio Cir
Oceanaire St
W Channel Islands Blvd
t C a t i l e m r a C
Emerald Isle Way
Windward Way
Bayside Cir
San Nicholas Ave
Dunes St
r D p o o L t s e r o F
Calle Mar Vis
Evergreen Sq
Palisades Park Dr
r i C a n i v e t n o M
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Deodar Ave
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Wagon Wheel Rd
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Douglas Ave
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Portola Rd
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Montgomery Ave
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15th Ave
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Palm Dr
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Lemar Ave
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W Iris St
W Robert Ave
Holly Ave
Forest Park Blvd
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t S E S
t S G S
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N Ventura Rd
S I St
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Kelp Ln
W Vineyard Ave
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Thille St
Glenwood Dr
N Oxnard Blvd
E Ventura Blvd
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N Oxnard Blvd
Forest Park Blvd
James Ave
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Magnolia Ave
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l P o d a n o r o C
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Cargo Rd
S N St
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Eastman Ave
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Oarfish Ln
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W Elm St
Ocean Dr
Thames River Dr
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San Benito St
Camelot Way
Forest Park Blvd
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l P h t 5
t S F S
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Etting Rd
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Patterson Rd
l P h t 7
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Wolff St
Addor St
Citrus St
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E 1st St
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Raft Ln
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Partridge Dr
Natalie Pl
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Spruce St
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Devonshire Dr
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Ageises Rd
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Robin Ave
Colt St
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t S h a i k U
Flathead River St
Myrna Dr
15th Ave
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Industrial Ave
Valentine Rd
Bluebell St
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