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Agenda packet

San Rafael City Council
July 17, 2023

Document
Agenda packet
Meeting
July 17, 2023
Body
San Rafael City Council
Pages
208
Original file
23.3 MB
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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-102-07 608 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-102-09 609 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-102-10 610 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-102-12 611 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-102-13 612 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-102-16 613 11 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-102-17 614 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-102-18 615 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-29 616M 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-04 618 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-111-07 619 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-08 620 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-09 621 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-10 622 11 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-111-11 623 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-14 624 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-111-15 625 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-16 626 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-18 627 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-19 628 11 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-111-24 629 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-111-30 630M 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-26 631 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-111-28 633 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-01 634 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-02 635 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-03 636 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-112-04 637 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-05 638 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-06 639 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-07 640 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-09 641 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-11 642 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-112-18 644M 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-01 645 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-02 646 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-113-03 647 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-04 648 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-05 649 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-06 650 11 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-113-07 651 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-11 652 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-113-12 653 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-13 654 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-14 655 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-15 656 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-113-20 657 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-114-01 658 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-121-04 659 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-121-06 660 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-121-07 661 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-121-08 662 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-121-10 663 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-121-11 664 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-121-12 665 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-121-17 666 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-121-18 667 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-01 668 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-02 669 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-03 670 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-04 671 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-05 672 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-06 673 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-122-07 674 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-08 675 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-09 676 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-122-11 677 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-131-02 678 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-131-03 679 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-131-04 680 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-131-09 681 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-131-10 682 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-131-11 683 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-131-13 684 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-131-14 685 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-132-01 686 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-132-02 687 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-132-03 688 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-132-04 689 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-132-09 690 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-132-10 691 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-132-11 692 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-132-13 693 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-132-14 694 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-132-15 695 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-01 696 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-02 697 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-03 698 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-04 699 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-05 700 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-06 701 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-07 702 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-133-08 703 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-134-02 704 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-134-03 705 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-134-04 706 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-134-05 707 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-134-06 708 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-134-07 709 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-134-09 710 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-134-12 711 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-01 712 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-02 713 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-03 714 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-04 715 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-05 716 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-09 717 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-10 718 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-11 719 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-12 720 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-141-13 721 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-141-14 722 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-141-15 723 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-18 724 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-21 725 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-22 726 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-141-24 727 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-03 728 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-04 729 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-05 730 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-11 731 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-12 732 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-13 733 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-15 734 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-16 735 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-17 736 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-142-18 737 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-19 738 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-142-20 739 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-25 740M 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-142-23 741 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-151-01 743 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-151-03 744 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-151-04 745 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-151-05 746 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-151-06 747 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-151-07 748 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-151-08 749 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-01 750 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-02 751 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-03 752 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-04 753 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-05 754 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-06 755 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-07 756 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-08 757 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-09 758 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-10 759 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-13 760 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-14 761 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-15 762 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-16 763 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-17 764 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-18 765 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-19 766 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-20 767 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-21 768 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-22 769 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-152-23 770 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-01 771 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-02 772 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-03 773 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-04 774 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-05 775 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-06 776 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-07 777 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-08 778 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-153-09 779 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-153-10 780 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-153-11 781 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-154-04 782 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-154-05 783 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-154-06 784 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-154-07 785 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-154-08 786 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-01 787 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-55 788M 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-07 789 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-161-15 790 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-16 791 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-17 792 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-18 793 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-19 794 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-20 795 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-21 796 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-22 797 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-27 798 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-28 799 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-29 800 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-34 801 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-161-36 802 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-161-39 803 8 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-161-42 805 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-46 806 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-161-48 807 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-49 808 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-50 809 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-51 810 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-52 811 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-53 812 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-161-54 813 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-162-01 814 12 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-162-02 815 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-01 816 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-02 817 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-03 818 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-04 819 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-05 820 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-06 821 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-07 822 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-163-08 823 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-09 824 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-10 825 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-163-11 826 12 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-163-12 827 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-163-13 828 12 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-172-01 829 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-172-02 830 8 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-173-01 831 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-02 832 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-173-03 833 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-04 834 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-05 835 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-173-06 836 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-07 837 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-173-08 838 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-09 839 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-10 840 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-11 841 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-12 842 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-13 843 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-173-14 844 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-173-15 845 8 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-174-01 846 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-02 847 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-03 848 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-04 849 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-05 850 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-06 851 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-07 852 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-08 853 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-09 854 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-10 855 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-11 856 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-12 857 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-13 858 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-174-14 859 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-15 860 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-16 861 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-17 862 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-18 863 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-174-19 864 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-174-20 865 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-175-01 866 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-175-02 867 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-175-03 868 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-181-01 869 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-02 870 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-06 871 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-10 872 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-12 873 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-15 874 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-16 875 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-17 876 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-18 877 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-19 878 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-20 879 8 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-181-21 880 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-22 881 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-23 882 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-181-25 883 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-01 884 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-02 885 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-03 886 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-182-04 887 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-05 888 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-06 889 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-07 890 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-08 891 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-182-10 892 8 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-183-01 893 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-183-02 894 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-191-09 895 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-10 896 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-13 897 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-14 898 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-15 899 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-191-16 900 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-17 901 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-18 902 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-19 903 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-20 904 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-21 905 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-191-22 906 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
PART C

ASSESSMENT ROLL
(Please Refer to Part D – Method of Apportionment of Assessment for a Summary of Changes to Part C – Assessment Roll

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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-191-24 907 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-01 908 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-02 909 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-03 910 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-13 911 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-22 912M 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-15 913 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-201-16 914 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-201-20 916 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-201-21 917 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-202-01 918 8 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-202-02 919 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-202-03 920 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-01 921 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-08 922 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-09 923 8 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-203-10 924 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-11 925 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-12 926 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-13 927 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-14 928 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-15 929 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-16 930 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-203-18 931 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-213-03 932 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-213-05 933 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-213-06 934 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-213-07 935 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-213-08 936 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-213-09 937 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-213-12 938 7 2.975 $165.40 2.97 $174.34 $339.74
016-213-13 939 7 7.54 $419.24 0 $0.00 $419.24
016-213-14 940 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-213-15 941 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-231-05 942 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-241-06 943 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-241-22 944M 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-241-09 945 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-241-23 947M 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-241-21 949 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-08 950 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-09 951 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
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Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-242-12 952 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-13 953 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-242-23 954 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-242-32 955M 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-25 956 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-32 957 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-27 958 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-28 959 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-30 960 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-242-31 961 6 1.5 $83.41 1.5 $88.05 $171.46
016-261-02 962 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-261-03 963 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-261-05 964 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-261-06 965 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-261-09 966 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-261-10 967 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-261-11 968 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-271-10 969 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-271-11 970 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-271-16 971 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-281-01 972 3 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-281-02 973 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-03 974 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-04 975 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-05 976 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-06 977 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-07 978 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-08 979 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-09 980 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-10 981 3 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-281-11 982 4 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-12 983 4 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-13 984 4 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-14 985 4 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-15 986 4 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-16 987 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-17 988 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-18 989 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-19 990 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-20 991 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-21 992 3 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-281-22 993 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-281-23 994 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-24 995 4 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-281-25 996 4 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-26 997 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-27 998 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-28 999 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-29 1000 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-30 1001 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-31 1002 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-281-32 1003 3 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-282-01 1004 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-02 1005 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-03 1006 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-04 1007 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-05 1008 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-06 1009 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-07 1010 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-282-08 1011 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-01 1012 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-02 1013 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-03 1014 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-04 1015 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-05 1016 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-06 1017 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-07 1018 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-08 1019 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-09 1020 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-10 1021 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-283-11 1022 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-06 1023 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-291-07 1024 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-08 1025 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-09 1026 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-10 1027 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-11 1028 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-12 1029 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-13 1030 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-291-14 1031 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-16 1032 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-17 1033 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-18 1034 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-19 1035 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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Operations
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EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-291-20 1036 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-21 1037 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-291-22 1038 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-23 1039 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-24 1040 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-25 1041 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-291-29 1042 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-40 1043 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-41 1044 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-291-43 1045 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-46 1046 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-291-52 1047 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-291-54 1048 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-301-01 1049 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-02 1050 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-03 1051 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-04 1052 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-05 1053 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-06 1054 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-07 1055 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-08 1056 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-09 1057 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-301-10 1058 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-11 1059 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-12 1060 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-13 1061 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-14 1062 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-15 1063 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-16 1064 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-17 1065 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-301-18 1066 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-301-19 1067 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-301-20 1068 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-301-22 1069 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-301-23 1070 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-01 1071 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-02 1072 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-03 1073 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-04 1074 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-05 1075 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-06 1076 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-07 1077 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
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Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-302-08 1078 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-09 1079 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-10 1080 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-11 1081 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-31 1082M 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-14 1084 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-15 1085 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-20 1086 6 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-302-21 1087 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-32 1088M 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-24 1090 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-25 1091 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-26 1092 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-27 1093 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-28 1094 6 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-302-29 1095 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-302-30 1096 6 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-01 1097 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-02 1098 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-03 1099 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-310-04 1100 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-05 1101 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-06 1102 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-07 1103 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-08 1104 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-09 1105 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-10 1106 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-11 1107 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-12 1108 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-13 1109 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-14 1110 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-15 1111 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-310-18 1112 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-19 1113 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-20 1114 7 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-310-24 1115 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-25 1116 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-26 1117 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-27 1118 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-28 1119 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-29 1120 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-30 1121 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-310-31 1122 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-32 1123 7 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-310-33 1124 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-310-34 1125 7 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-01 1126 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-02 1127 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-321-03 1128 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-04 1129 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-05 1130 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-06 1131 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-07 1132 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-08 1133 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-09 1134 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-321-10 1135 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-322-01 1136 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-322-02 1137 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-322-03 1138 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-322-04 1139 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-322-05 1140 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
016-322-06 1141 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-322-07 1142 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-01 1143 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-02 1144 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-03 1145 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-04 1146 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-05 1147 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-06 1148 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-07 1149 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-08 1150 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-10 1151 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-11 1152 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-12 1153 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-13 1154 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-330-14 1155 11 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-01 1156 3 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
017-181-08 1157 3 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
017-181-09 1158 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-10 1159 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-11 1160 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-12 1161 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-16 1162 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-34 1163 3 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
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Assessment
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Debt
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Total
Assessments
017-181-35 1164 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-46 1165M 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-45 1166M 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-40 1168 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-41 1169 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-42 1170 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
017-181-44 1172 3 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-010-09 1173 18 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-010-15 1174 18 2.25 $125.10 2.25 $132.08 $257.18
184-010-16 1175 18 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-010-49 1176 18 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-010-50 1177 18 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-010-51 1178 18 7.51 $417.58 7.51 $440.84 $858.42
184-010-52 1179 18 42 $2,335.22 42 $2,465.40 $4,800.62
184-010-53 1180 18 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-020-03 1181 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-020-04 1182 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-020-05 1183 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-020-06 1184 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-020-07 1185 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-030-01 1186 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-030-04 1187 19 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-030-05 1188 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-030-16 1189 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-030-17 1190 18 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-041-01 1191 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-02 1192 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-03 1193 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-04 1194 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-041-05 1195 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-06 1196 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-07 1197 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-041-08 1198 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-09 1199 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-12 1200 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-13 1201 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-14 1202 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-15 1203 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-16 1204 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-17 1205 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-18 1206 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-041-20 1207 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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184-041-21 1208 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-042-01 1209 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-042-02 1210 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-042-03 1211 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-042-04 1212 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-042-05 1213 16 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-043-01 1214 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-043-02 1215 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-03 1216 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-04 1217 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-05 1218 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-043-18 1219M #N/A 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-07 1220 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-08 1221 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-09 1222 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-10 1223 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-043-11 1224 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-12 1225 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-13 1226 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-16 1228 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-043-17 1229 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-051-01 1230 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-051-02 1231 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-051-03 1232 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-051-04 1233 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-051-05 1234 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-051-06 1235 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-051-07 1236 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-052-01 1237 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-052-02 1238 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-052-03 1239 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-052-04 1240 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-052-05 1241 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-052-06 1242 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-052-07 1243 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-01 1244 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-02 1245 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-03 1246 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-04 1247 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-05 1248 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-06 1249 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-121-07 1250 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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Sheet
#
Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-131-01 1251 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-02 1252 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-03 1253 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-04 1254 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-05 1255 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-06 1256 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-07 1257 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-08 1258 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-131-09 1259 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-132-01 1260 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-132-02 1261 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-132-05 1262 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-132-06 1263 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-132-09 1264 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-10 1265 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-11 1266 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-12 1267 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-13 1268 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-14 1269 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-15 1270 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-16 1271 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-17 1272 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-18 1273 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-19 1274 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-20 1275 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-21 1276 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-22 1277 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-23 1278 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-24 1279 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-25 1280 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-26 1281 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-27 1282 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-132-28 1283 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-133-01 1284 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-133-02 1285 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-133-03 1286 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-133-04 1287 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-133-05 1288 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-133-06 1289 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-01 1290 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-02 1291 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-141-03 1292 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-141-04 1293 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-05 1294 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-06 1295 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-07 1296 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-08 1297 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-141-09 1298 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-01 1299 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-02 1300 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-03 1301 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-04 1302 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-05 1303 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-06 1304 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-142-07 1305 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-08 1306 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-09 1307 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-10 1308 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-11 1309 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-12 1310 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-13 1311 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-14 1312 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-15 1313 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-16 1314 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-17 1315 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-18 1316 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-19 1317 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-20 1318 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-21 1319 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-22 1320 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-23 1321 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-24 1322 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-25 1323 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-26 1324 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-27 1325 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-28 1326 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-29 1327 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-142-30 1328 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-31 1329 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-32 1330 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-142-33 1331 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-143-01 1332 23 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-143-02 1333 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-143-03 1334 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-143-04 1335 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-143-07 1336M #N/A 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-144-01 1338 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-144-03 1339 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-144-04 1340 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-144-12 1341M 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-144-06 1342 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-144-07 1343 23 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-144-10 1345 23 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-144-11 1346 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-01 1347 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-02 1348 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-03 1349 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-04 1350 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-05 1351 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-06 1352 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-151-07 1353 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-08 1354 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-09 1355 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-10 1356 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-151-11 1357 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-12 1358 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-13 1359 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-14 1360 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-15 1361 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-16 1362 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-17 1363 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-18 1364 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-19 1365 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-22 1366 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-23 1367 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-24 1368 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-26 1369 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-151-27 1370 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-01 1371 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-02 1372 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-03 1373 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-04 1374 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-05 1375 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-06 1376 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-07 1377 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-08 1378 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-152-09 1379 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-10 1380 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-11 1381 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-13 1382 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-15 1383 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-16 1384 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-38 1385M #N/A 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-37 1386M #N/A 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-21 1387 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-22 1388 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-23 1389 23 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-152-24 1390 23 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-152-29 1393 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-152-31 1394 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-152-33 1395 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-34 1396 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-152-35 1397 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-152-36 1398 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-01 1399 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-02 1400 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-03 1401 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-04 1402 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-05 1403 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-161-06 1404 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-07 1405 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-08 1406 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-09 1407 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-10 1408 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-11 1409 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-161-12 1410 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-01 1411 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-02 1412 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-03 1413 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-04 1414 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-05 1415 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-162-06 1416 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-07 1417 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-08 1418 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-09 1419 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-10 1420 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-11 1421 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-12 1422 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-162-13 1423 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-14 1424 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-15 1425 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-16 1426 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-17 1427 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-18 1428 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-19 1429 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-20 1430 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-162-21 1431 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-01 1432 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-02 1433 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-03 1434 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-163-04 1435 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-05 1436 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-06 1437 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-07 1438 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-08 1439 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-09 1440 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-10 1441 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-11 1442 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-12 1443 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-13 1444 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-163-14 1445 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-164-02 1446 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-164-03 1447 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-164-04 1448 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-164-10 1449 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-164-11 1450 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-171-01 1451 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-02 1452 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-03 1453 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-04 1454 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-05 1455 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-06 1456 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-07 1457 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-08 1458 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-09 1459 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-10 1460 23 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-171-11 1461 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-12 1462 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-13 1463 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-14 1464 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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184-171-15 1465 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-16 1466 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-17 1467 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-171-18 1468 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-01 1469 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-02 1470 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-172-03 1471 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-04 1472 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-05 1473 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-06 1474 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-07 1475 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-172-08 1476 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-09 1477 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-10 1478 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-11 1479 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-12 1480 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-13 1481 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-14 1482 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-15 1483 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-16 1484 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-17 1485 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-18 1486 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-19 1487 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-22 1488 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-23 1489 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-24 1490 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-25 1491 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-26 1492 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-27 1493 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-28 1494 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-29 1495 23 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-172-30 1496 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-31 1497 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-32 1498 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-33 1499 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-34 1500 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-172-35 1501 23 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-01 1502 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-02 1503 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-03 1504 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-04 1505 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-05 1506 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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184-180-06 1507 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-07 1508 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-08 1509 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-09 1510 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-180-10 1511 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-11 1512 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-12 1513 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-13 1514 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-180-14 1515 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-01 1516 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-02 1517 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-03 1518 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-190-04 1519 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-05 1520 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-06 1521 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-07 1522 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-190-08 1523 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-09 1524 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-10 1525 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-11 1526 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-12 1527 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-13 1528 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-14 1529 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-15 1530 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-190-16 1531 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-01 1532 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-02 1533 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-03 1534 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-04 1535 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-05 1536 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-06 1537 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-07 1538 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-08 1539 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-09 1540 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-200-10 1541 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-11 1542 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-200-12 1543 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-13 1544 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-14 1545 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-15 1546 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-16 1547 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-200-17 1548 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-200-18 1549 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-19 1550 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-20 1551 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-21 1552 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-22 1553 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-23 1554 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-24 1555 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-25 1556 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-26 1557 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-27 1558 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-28 1559 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-29 1560 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-30 1561 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-200-31 1562 20 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-210-01 1563 19 20.5 $1,139.82 0 $0.00 $1,139.82
184-220-01 1564 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-02 1565 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-03 1566 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-04 1567 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-05 1568 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-06 1569 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-07 1570 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-08 1571 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-09 1572 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-10 1573 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-11 1574 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-12 1575 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-13 1576 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-14 1577 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-15 1578 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-220-16 1579 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-17 1580 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-18 1581 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-19 1582 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-20 1583 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-21 1584 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-22 1585 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-23 1586 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-24 1587 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-25 1588 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-26 1589 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-27 1590 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-220-28 1591 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-29 1592 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-30 1593 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-31 1594 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-32 1595 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-220-33 1596 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-34 1597 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-35 1598 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-36 1599 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-37 1600 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-38 1601 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-39 1602 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-40 1603 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-41 1604 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-42 1605 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-220-43 1606 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-44 1607 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-45 1608 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-46 1609 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-47 1610 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-48 1611 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-220-49 1612 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-50 1613 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-51 1614 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-220-52 1615 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-01 1616 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-02 1617 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-03 1618 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-04 1619 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-05 1620 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-06 1621 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-07 1622 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-08 1623 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-09 1624 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-10 1625 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-11 1626 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-12 1627 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-13 1628 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-14 1629 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-230-15 1630 19 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-230-16 1631 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-230-17 1632 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
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Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-230-18 1633 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-240-02 1634 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-240-03 1635 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-04 1636 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-05 1637 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-06 1638 19 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-240-07 1639 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-08 1640 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-09 1641 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-10 1642 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-11 1643 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-12 1644 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-240-14 1645 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-240-15 1646 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-01 1647 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-02 1648 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-03 1649 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-04 1650 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-05 1651 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-06 1652 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-07 1653 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-08 1654 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-09 1655 24 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-250-10 1656 24 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-250-11 1657 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-12 1658 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-13 1659 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-14 1660 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-15 1661 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-16 1662 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-17 1663 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-18 1664 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-19 1665 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-20 1666 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-21 1667 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-22 1668 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-23 1669 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-24 1670 24 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-250-25 1671 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-26 1672 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-27 1673 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-28 1674 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
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Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-250-29 1675 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-30 1676 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-31 1677 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-32 1678 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-33 1679 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-34 1680 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-35 1681 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-36 1682 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-37 1683 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-38 1684 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-39 1685 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-40 1686 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-41 1687 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-42 1688 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-43 1689 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-44 1690 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-45 1691 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-46 1692 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-47 1693 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-48 1694 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-49 1695 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-50 1696 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-51 1697 24 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
184-250-52 1698 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-53 1699 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-54 1700 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-55 1701 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-56 1702 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-57 1703 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-58 1704 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-59 1705 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-60 1706 24 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-250-62 1707 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-250-64 1708 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-260-01 1709 21 1.06 $58.94 1.05 $61.64 $120.58
184-260-02 1710 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-04 1711 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-05 1712 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-06 1713 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-07 1714 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-08 1715 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-09 1716 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
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Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
184-260-10 1717 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-11 1718 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-12 1719 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
184-260-13 1720 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-14 1721 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-15 1722 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-16 1723 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-17 1724 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-19 1725 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-20 1726 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-21 1727 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
184-260-22 1728 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-010-01 1729 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-010-04 1730 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-010-10 1731 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-010-11 1732 26 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-010-12 1733 26 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-010-13 1734 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-14 1735 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-15 1736 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-16 1737 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-17 1738 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-18 1739 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-19 1740 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-010-20 1741 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-020-02 1742 10 16 $889.62 0 $0.00 $889.62
185-020-03 1743 16 0.09 $5.00 0 $0.00 $5.00
185-020-04 1744 16 3.03 $168.48 0 $0.00 $168.48
185-030-02 1745 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-030-04 1746 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-030-05 1747 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-030-06 1748 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-030-07 1749 17 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-030-08 1750 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-030-09 1751 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-01 1752 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-02 1753 15 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-041-03 1754 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-04 1755 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-05 1756 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-06 1757 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-07 1758 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Debt
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Total
Assessments
185-041-08 1759 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-09 1760 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-10 1761 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-11 1762 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-12 1763 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-13 1764 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-14 1765 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-15 1766 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-16 1767 15 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-041-17 1768 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-18 1769 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-19 1770 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-20 1771 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-21 1772 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-22 1773 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-23 1774 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-24 1775 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-25 1776 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-26 1777 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-27 1778 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-28 1779 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-29 1780 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-041-32 1781 15 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-041-33 1782 15 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-041-34 1783 15 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-041-35 1784 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-01 1785 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-02 1786 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-03 1787 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-04 1788 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-05 1789 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-06 1790 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-07 1791 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-08 1792 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-09 1793 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-042-10 1794 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-01 1795 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-02 1796 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-03 1797 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-04 1798 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-05 1799 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-06 1800 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-051-07 1801 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-08 1802 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-09 1803 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-10 1804 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-11 1805 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-051-12 1806 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-02 1807 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-03 1808 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-04 1809 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-05 1810 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-052-06 1811 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-07 1812 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-08 1813 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-09 1814 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-052-10 1815 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-11 1816 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-12 1817 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-13 1818 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-14 1819 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-052-15 1820 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-052-16 1821 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-17 1822 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-052-18 1823 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-01 1824 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-02 1825 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-03 1826 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-04 1827 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-053-05 1828 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-06 1829 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-07 1830 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-08 1831 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-053-09 1832 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-03 1833 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-061-04 1834 16 0.65 $36.14 0 $0.00 $36.14
185-061-05 1835 16 0.23 $12.80 0 $0.00 $12.80
185-061-06 1836 16 0.14 $7.78 0 $0.00 $7.78
185-061-07 1837 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-08 1838 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-09 1839 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-10 1840 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-11 1841 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-12 1842 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-061-13 1843 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-061-14 1844 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-061-15 1845 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-16 1846 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-17 1847 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-18 1848 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-061-19 1849 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-20 1850 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-22 1851 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-061-23 1852 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-01 1853 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-02 1854 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-03 1855 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-04 1856 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-05 1857 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-06 1858 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-062-07 1859 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-063-01 1860 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-01 1861 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-02 1862 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-03 1863 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-04 1864 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-05 1865 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-06 1866 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-071-07 1867 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-08 1868 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-09 1869 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-071-10 1870 16 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-071-11 1871 16 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-072-01 1872 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-02 1873 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-03 1874 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-04 1875 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-05 1876 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-06 1877 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-07 1878 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-08 1879 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-09 1880 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-10 1881 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-11 1882 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-12 1883 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-13 1884 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
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185-072-14 1885 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-15 1886 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-16 1887 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-17 1888 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-072-18 1889 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-01 1890 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-02 1891 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-03 1892 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-04 1893 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-05 1894 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-06 1895 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-073-07 1896 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-081-01 1897 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-081-02 1898 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-081-03 1899 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-081-04 1900 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-081-05 1901 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-082-03 1902 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-082-04 1903 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-082-05 1904 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-082-06 1905 17 2.6 $144.55 2.61 $153.21 $297.76
185-082-07 1906 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-083-01 1907 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-083-02 1908 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-083-03 1909 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-084-01 1910 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-084-02 1911 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-085-01 1912 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-085-02 1913 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-085-03 1914 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-085-04 1915 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-085-05 1916 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-086-01 1917 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-086-02 1918 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-086-03 1919 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-087-01 1920 16 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-087-02 1921 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-087-03 1922 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-087-04 1923 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-087-05 1924 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-087-06 1925 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-091-01 1926 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-092-01 1927 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-092-02 1928 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-092-03 1929 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-01 1930 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-02 1931 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-03 1932 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-04 1933 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-05 1934 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-06 1935 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-07 1936 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-08 1937 17 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-093-09 1938 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-10 1939 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-093-11 1940 17 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-094-01 1941 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-02 1942 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-03 1943 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-04 1944 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-05 1945 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-06 1946 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-07 1947 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-08 1948 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-09 1949 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-10 1950 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-094-11 1951 16 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-095-01 1952 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-095-02 1953 17 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-095-03 1954 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-01 1955 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-02 1956 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-03 1957 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-101-04 1958 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-05 1959 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-06 1960 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-07 1961 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-08 1962 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-09 1963 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-10 1964 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-11 1965 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-12 1966 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-13 1967 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-14 1968 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-101-15 1969 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-16 1970 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-17 1971 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-101-18 1972 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-19 1973 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-101-20 1974 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-21 1975 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-22 1976 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-23 1977 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-101-24 1978 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-01 1979 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-102-02 1980 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-03 1981 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-04 1982 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-05 1983 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-06 1984 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-07 1985 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-08 1986 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-09 1987 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-102-10 1988 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-102-11 1989 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-01 1990 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-02 1991 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-03 1992 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-04 1993 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-05 1994 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-06 1995 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-07 1996 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-08 1997 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-09 1998 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-12 1999 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-13 2000 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-14 2001 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-15 2002 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-16 2003 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-17 2004 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-18 2005 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-19 2006 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-20 2007 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-21 2008 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-22 2009 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-23 2010 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-111-24 2011 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-25 2012 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-26 2013 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-27 2014 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-28 2015 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-29 2016 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-30 2017 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-31 2018 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-32 2019 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-33 2020 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-36 2021 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-37 2022 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-38 2023 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-39 2024 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-40 2025 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-41 2026 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-42 2027 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-43 2028 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-111-44 2029 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-111-45 2030 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-112-01 2031 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-02 2032 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-03 2033 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-04 2034 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-05 2035 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-06 2036 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-07 2037 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-08 2038 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-112-09 2039 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-121-01 2040 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-121-02 2041 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-03 2042 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-04 2043 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-05 2044 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-06 2045 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-07 2046 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-08 2047 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-09 2048 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-10 2049 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-11 2050 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-12 2051 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-121-13 2052 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
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185-121-14 2053 21 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-131-01 2054 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-02 2055 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-03 2056 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-04 2057 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-05 2058 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-06 2059 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-07 2060 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-08 2061 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-09 2062 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-10 2063 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-11 2064 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-12 2065 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-13 2066 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-14 2067 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-131-15 2068 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-01 2069 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-02 2070 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-03 2071 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-04 2072 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-05 2073 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-06 2074 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-07 2075 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-08 2076 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-09 2077 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-10 2078 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-11 2079 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-12 2080 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-13 2081 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-14 2082 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-15 2083 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-16 2084 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-17 2085 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-18 2086 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-19 2087 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-20 2088 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-132-21 2089 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-02 2090 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-03 2091 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-04 2092 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-133-05 2093 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-133-06 2094 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-133-07 2095 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-08 2096 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-09 2097 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-10 2098 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-11 2099 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-12 2100 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-13 2101 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-133-14 2102 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-141-01 2103 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-141-02 2104 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-01 2105 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-02 2106 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-03 2107 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-04 2108 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-05 2109 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-06 2110 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-07 2111 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-08 2112 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-09 2113 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-142-10 2114 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-01 2115 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-02 2116 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-03 2117 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-04 2118 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-05 2119 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-06 2120 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-07 2121 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-08 2122 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-09 2123 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-10 2124 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-11 2125 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-12 2126 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-13 2127 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-14 2128 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-15 2129 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-16 2130 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-17 2131 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-18 2132 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-19 2133 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-20 2134 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-21 2135 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-22 2136 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
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185-143-23 2137 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-24 2138 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-143-25 2139 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-01 2140 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-02 2141 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-03 2142 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-04 2143 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-144-05 2144 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-06 2145 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-07 2146 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-08 2147 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-09 2148 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-10 2149 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-11 2150 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-12 2151 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-13 2152 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-14 2153 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-144-15 2154 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-01 2155 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-02 2156 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-03 2157 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-04 2158 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-05 2159 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-06 2160 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-07 2161 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-08 2162 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-09 2163 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-10 2164 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-145-11 2165 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-01 2166 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-02 2167 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-03 2168 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-04 2169 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-05 2170 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-06 2171 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-07 2172 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-146-08 2173 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-146-09 2174 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-151-01 2175 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-151-02 2176 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-152-01 2177 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-152-04 2178 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Debt
Service
Assessment
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185-153-01 2179 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-02 2180 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-03 2181 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-153-04 2182 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-05 2183 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-06 2184 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-07 2185 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-08 2186 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-09 2187 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-10 2188 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-11 2189 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-153-12 2190 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-13 2191 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-14 2192 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-15 2193 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-153-16 2194 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-153-17 2195 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-18 2196 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-19 2197 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-20 2198 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-153-21 2199 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-01 2200 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-154-02 2201 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-03 2202 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-04 2203 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-05 2204 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-06 2205 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-07 2206 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-08 2207 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-11 2208 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-12 2209 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-13 2210 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-14 2211 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-15 2212 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-16 2213 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-17 2214 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-18 2215 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-19 2216 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-20 2217 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-21 2218 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-154-23 2219 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-155-01 2220 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
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185-155-02 2221 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-155-03 2222 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-156-01 2223 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-156-02 2224 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-156-03 2225 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-156-04 2226 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-156-05 2227 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-156-06 2228 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-157-01 2229 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-157-02 2230 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-157-03 2231 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-157-04 2232 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-157-05 2233 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-157-06 2234 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-157-07 2235 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-157-08 2236 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-158-01 2237 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-158-02 2238 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-161-01 2239 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-161-02 2240 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-03 2241 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-04 2242 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-05 2243 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-06 2244 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-07 2245 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-08 2246 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-09 2247 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-10 2248 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-11 2249 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-12 2250 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-13 2251 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-14 2252 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-15 2253 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-161-16 2254 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-161-17 2255 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-161-18 2256 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-162-01 2257 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-162-02 2258 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-162-03 2259 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-162-04 2260 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-162-05 2261 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-162-06 2262 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-162-07 2263 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-162-08 2264 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-01 2265 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-02 2266 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-03 2267 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-04 2268 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-05 2269 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-163-06 2270 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-07 2271 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-08 2272 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-163-09 2273 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-10 2274 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-11 2275 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-12 2276 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-13 2277 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-16 2278 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-163-17 2279 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-18 2280 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-19 2281 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-163-20 2282 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-164-01 2283 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-164-02 2284 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-171-01 2285 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-171-02 2286 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-171-03 2287 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-171-04 2288 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-171-05 2289 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-171-06 2290 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-172-01 2291 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-172-02 2292 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-172-03 2293 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-172-04 2294 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-172-05 2295 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-01 2296 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-02 2297 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-03 2298 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-04 2299 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-05 2300 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-06 2301 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-07 2302 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-08 2303 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-09 2304 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-173-10 2305 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-14 2306 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-173-18 2307 26 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-173-19 2308 26 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-174-01 2309 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-174-02 2310 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-174-03 2311 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-174-04 2312 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-191-01 2313 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-191-02 2314 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-192-01 2315 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-192-02 2316 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-192-03 2317 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-192-04 2318 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-192-05 2319 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-193-01 2320 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-02 2321 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-03 2322 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-193-04 2323 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-05 2324 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-193-06 2325 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-07 2326 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-193-08 2327 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-09 2328 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-10 2329 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-11 2330 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-14 2331 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-15 2332 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-16 2333 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-17 2334 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-193-19 2335 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-01 2336 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-02 2337 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-194-03 2338 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-04 2339 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-05 2340 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-06 2341 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-194-07 2342 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-08 2343 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-09 2344 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-10 2345 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-11 2346 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-194-12 2347 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-194-13 2348 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-194-14 2349 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-01 2350 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-02 2351 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-03 2352 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-04 2353 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-05 2354 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-06 2355 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-07 2356 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-08 2357 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-09 2358 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-10 2359 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-11 2360 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-12 2361 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-13 2362 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-14 2363 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-15 2364 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-16 2365 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-17 2366 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-18 2367 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-195-19 2368 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-01 2369 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-02 2370 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-03 2371 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-06 2372 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-07 2373 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-08 2374 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-09 2375 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-196-10 2376 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-197-01 2377 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-197-02 2378 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-197-03 2379 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-197-04 2380 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-01 2381 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-02 2382 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-04 2383 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-06 2384 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-07 2385 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-08 2386 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-09 2387 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-10 2388 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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185-201-11 2389 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-12 2390 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-13 2391 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-14 2392 22 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-201-15 2393 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-16 2394 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-201-17 2395 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-01 2396 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-02 2397 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-221-03 2398 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-04 2399 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-05 2400 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-06 2401 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-07 2402 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-09 2403 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-10 2404 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-13 2405 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-15 2406 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-16 2407 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-221-17 2408 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-221-18 2409 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-19 2410 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-20 2411 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-21 2412 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-22 2413 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-23 2414 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-221-25 2415 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-28 2416 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-221-30 2417 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-221-31 2418 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-01 2419 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-02 2420 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-03 2421 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-04 2422 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-05 2423 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-06 2424 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-07 2425 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-08 2426 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-222-09 2427 22 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-251-01 2428 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-251-02 2429 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-251-03 2430 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
Total
Assessments
185-251-04 2431 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-251-05 2432 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-251-06 2433 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-252-01 2434 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-252-02 2435 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-253-01 2436 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-253-02 2437 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-253-03 2438 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-253-04 2439 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-253-05 2440 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-253-06 2441 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-253-07 2442 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-254-01 2443 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-254-02 2444 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-254-03 2445 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-254-04 2446 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-254-05 2447 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-01 2448 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-02 2449 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-03 2450 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-04 2451 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-05 2452 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-06 2453 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-07 2454 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-08 2455 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-09 2456 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-10 2457 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-11 2458 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-12 2459 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-255-13 2460 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-256-01 2461 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-256-02 2462 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-256-03 2463 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-256-04 2464 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-256-05 2465 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-01 2466 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-02 2467 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-03 2468 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-04 2469 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-271-05 2470 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-06 2471 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-271-07 2472 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
185-271-08 2473 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-09 2474 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-271-10 2475 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-11 2476 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-271-12 2477 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-13 2478 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
185-271-14 2479 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-15 2480 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-271-16 2481 22 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
185-272-01 2482 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-272-02 2483 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-272-03 2484 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-272-04 2485 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-272-05 2486 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-272-06 2487 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-272-07 2488 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-273-01 2489 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
185-273-02 2490 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-041-02 2491 10 1.455 $80.90 1.45 $85.12 $166.02
186-041-03 2492 10 1.905 $105.92 1.91 $112.12 $218.04
186-042-02 2493 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-042-03 2494 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-05 2495 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-06 2496 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-07 2497 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-08 2498 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-09 2499 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-051-10 2500 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-051-11 2501 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-12 2502 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-051-13 2503 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-071-03 2504 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-071-04 2505 10 1.455 $80.90 1.46 $85.70 $166.60
186-071-05 2506 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-071-09 2507 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-072-01 2508 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-072-09 2509 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-072-10 2510 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-072-16 2511 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-072-17 2512 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-05 2513 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-081-07 2514 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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#
Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-081-08 2515 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-09 2516 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-081-10 2517 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-15 2518 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-16 2519 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-17 2520 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-18 2521 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-19 2522 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-20 2523 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-081-21 2524 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-082-01 2525 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-082-02 2526 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-091-01 2527 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-091-02 2528 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-091-08 2529 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-091-10 2530 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-01 2531 10 1.5 $83.41 1.5 $88.05 $171.46
186-092-02 2532 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-04 2533 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-05 2534 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-06 2535 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-08 2536 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-09 2537 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-092-10 2538 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-092-11 2539 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-12 2540 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-092-14 2541 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-02 2542 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-03 2543 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-04 2544 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-05 2545 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-06 2546 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-08 2547 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-09 2548 15 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-101-10 2549 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-13 2550 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-14 2551 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-15 2552 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-16 2553 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-101-17 2554 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-111-01 2555 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-111-02 2556 13 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
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Assessment
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Operations
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EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
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Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-112-01 2557 13 1.5 $83.41 1.5 $88.05 $171.46
186-112-02 2558 13 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-23 2559M 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-07 2560 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-08 2561 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-14 2562 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-15 2563 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-16 2564 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-18 2565 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-112-21 2568 15 5.4 $300.24 0 $0.00 $300.24
186-112-22 2569 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-14 2570 15 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-121-17 2571 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-18 2572 15 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-21 2573 15 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-121-24 2574 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-25 2575 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-28 2576 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-29 2577 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-30 2578 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-121-31 2579 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-37 2580M 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-121-36 2582 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-122-07 2583 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-122-08 2584 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-131-03 2585 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-131-04 2586 8 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-04 2587 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-132-14 2588 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-15 2589 14 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-132-18 2590 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-132-22 2591 14 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-132-23 2592 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-24 2593 14 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-132-25 2594 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-26 2595 14 4.78 $265.77 4.79 $281.17 $546.94
186-132-27 2596 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-40 2597 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-41 2598 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-132-42 2599 14 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-141-01 2600 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-141-02 2601 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Operations
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Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-141-03 2602 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-04 2603 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-141-05 2604 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-06 2605 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-07 2606 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-09 2607 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-10 2608 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-141-11 2609 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-15 2610 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-141-16 2611 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-17 2612 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-20 2613 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-141-22 2614 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-23 2615 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-24 2616 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-26 2617 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-30 2618 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-141-31 2619 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-141-32 2620 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-141-33 2621 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-141-34 2622 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-01 2623 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-02 2624 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-37 2625M 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-05 2626 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-06 2627 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-07 2628 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-14 2630 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-142-15 2631 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-142-16 2632 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-17 2633 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-18 2634 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-19 2635 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-20 2636 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-25 2637 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-142-26 2638 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-142-27 2639 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-30 2640 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-142-32 2642 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-33 2643 27 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-142-34 2644 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-142-35 2645 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-142-36 2646 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-152-02 2647 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-152-03 2648 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-152-10 2649 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-152-11 2650 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-01 2651 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-02 2652 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-03 2653 27 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-153-04 2654 27 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-05 2655 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-06 2656 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-71 2657M 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-21 2658 14 1.5 $83.39 1.5 $88.05 $171.44
186-153-22 2659 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-23 2660 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-24 2661 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-153-26 2662 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-35 2663 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-36 2664 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-37 2665 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-38 2666 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-153-44 2667 14 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-153-45 2668 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-48 2669 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-49 2670 14 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-153-51 2671 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-52 2672 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-53 2673 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-55 2674 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-56 2675 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-57 2676 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-58 2677 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-59 2678 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-60 2679 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-61 2680 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-62 2681 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-69 2683 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-153-70 2684 14 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-470-65 2685 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-470-66 2686 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-470-81 2687 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-470-85 2688 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Debt
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Assessments
186-470-87 2689 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-470-90 2690 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-470-91 2691 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-470-93 2692 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-470-99 2693 17 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-01 2694 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-02 2695 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-03 2696 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-04 2697 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-05 2698 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-06 2699 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-491-07 2700 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-01 2701 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-02 2702 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-03 2703 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-04 2704 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-05 2705 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-06 2706 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-07 2707 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-08 2708 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-09 2709 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-10 2710 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-11 2711 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-12 2712 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-13 2713 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-492-14 2714 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-01 2715 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-02 2716 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-03 2717 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-05 2718 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-06 2719 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-07 2720 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-08 2721 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-09 2722 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-10 2723 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-11 2724 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-12 2725 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-13 2726 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-14 2727 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-15 2728 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-16 2729 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-17 2730 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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186-493-18 2731 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-19 2732 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-493-21 2733 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-22 2734 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-23 2735 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-24 2736 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-25 2737 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-26 2738 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-27 2739 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-28 2740 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-493-29 2741 26 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-493-30 2742 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-494-01 2743 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-494-02 2744 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-494-03 2745 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-494-04 2746 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-494-05 2747 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-495-01 2748 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-495-02 2749 26 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-495-03 2750 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-495-04 2751 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-495-05 2752 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-501-01 2753 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-501-02 2754 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-01 2755 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-02 2756 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-03 2757 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-502-06 2758 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-08 2759 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-09 2760 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-10 2761 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-502-11 2762 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-12 2763 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-13 2764 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-14 2765 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-15 2766 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-16 2767 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-17 2768 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-18 2769 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-502-19 2770 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-20 2771 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-22 2772 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-502-23 2773 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-502-25 2774 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-01 2775 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-02 2776 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-03 2777 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-04 2778 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-05 2779 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-06 2780 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-503-07 2781 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-504-02 2782 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-504-03 2783 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-504-04 2784 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-504-05 2785 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-504-06 2786 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-504-08 2787 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-510-01 2788 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-510-02 2789 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-510-03 2790 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-510-04 2791 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-510-05 2792 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-520-01 2793 9 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-520-02 2794 9 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-520-03 2795 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-520-06 2796 10 8 $444.82 0 $0.00 $444.82
186-520-09 2797 10 1.5 $83.40 0 $0.00 $83.40
186-520-10 2798 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-520-11 2799 10 8 $444.82 0 $0.00 $444.82
186-520-12 2800 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-520-13 2801 10 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-520-14 2802 10 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-520-15 2803 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-520-16 2804 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-520-19 2805 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-520-20 2806 10 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-530-01 2807 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-02 2808 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-03 2809 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-06 2810 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-07 2811 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-08 2812 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-09 2813 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-10 2814 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessment
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Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-530-11 2815 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-12 2816 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-13 2817 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-14 2818 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-15 2819 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-16 2820 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-17 2821 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-18 2822 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-19 2823 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-20 2824 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-21 2825 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-22 2826 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-23 2827 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-24 2828 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-25 2829 22 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-530-26 2830 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-27 2831 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-28 2832 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-29 2833 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-30 2834 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-31 2835 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-32 2836 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-33 2837 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-34 2838 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-35 2839 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-36 2840 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-37 2841 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-38 2842 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-39 2843 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-40 2844 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-41 2845 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-42 2846 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-43 2847 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-44 2848 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-45 2849 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-46 2850 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-47 2851 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-530-48 2852 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-49 2853 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-50 2854 21 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-530-51 2855 21 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-52 2856 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-530-53 2857 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-54 2858 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-55 2859 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-56 2860 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-57 2861 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-58 2862 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-59 2863 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-60 2864 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-61 2865 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-64 2866 17 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-530-66 2867 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-67 2868 22 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-530-68 2869 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-540-01 2870 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-02 2871 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-03 2872 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-04 2873 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-05 2874 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-06 2875 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-07 2876 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-08 2877 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-09 2878 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-10 2879 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-11 2880 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-540-12 2881 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-13 2882 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-14 2883 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-15 2884 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-16 2885 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-17 2886 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-18 2887 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-19 2888 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-20 2889 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-21 2890 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-22 2891 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-23 2892 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-24 2893 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-540-25 2894 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-540-26 2895 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-27 2896 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-28 2897 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-29 2898 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Operations
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Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-540-30 2899 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-31 2900 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-540-32 2901 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-33 2902 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-34 2903 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-35 2904 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-540-36 2905 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-37 2906 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-38 2907 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-39 2908 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-40 2909 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-41 2910 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-42 2911 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-43 2912 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-44 2913 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-45 2914 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-46 2915 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-47 2916 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-48 2917 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-49 2918 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-50 2919 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-540-51 2920 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-540-52 2921 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-551-01 2922 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-02 2923 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-03 2924 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-04 2925 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-05 2926 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-08 2927 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-09 2928 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-10 2929 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-12 2930 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-14 2931 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-15 2932 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-16 2933 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-20 2934 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-21 2935 19 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-22 2936 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-23 2937 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-24 2938 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-25 2939 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-26 2940 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
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EBU
Operations
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Maintenance
Assessment
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EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
186-551-27 2941 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-28 2942 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-29 2943 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-30 2944 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-31 2945 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-32 2946 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-33 2947 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-34 2948 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-35 2949 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-36 2950 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-37 2951 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-551-38 2952 19 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-551-42 2953 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-43 2954 19 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-45 2955 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-47 2956 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-48 2957 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-551-49 2958 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-552-01 2959 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-552-02 2960 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-552-03 2961 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-552-05 2962 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-552-06 2963 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-552-07 2964 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-552-08 2965 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-01 2966 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-02 2967 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-03 2968 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-04 2969 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-05 2970 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-560-06 2971 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-07 2972 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-08 2973 20 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-560-09 2974 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-10 2975 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-11 2976 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-12 2977 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-13 2978 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-14 2979 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-15 2980 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-16 2981 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-17 2982 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Debt
Service
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Assessments
186-560-18 2983 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-19 2984 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-20 2985 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-21 2986 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-22 2987 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-23 2988 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-24 2989 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-25 2990 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-26 2991 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-27 2992 20 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-560-28 2993 19 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-571-01 2994 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-02 2995 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-03 2996 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-04 2997 25 1 $55.60 0 $0.00 $55.60
186-571-09 2998 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-10 2999 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-11 3000 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-12 3001 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-22 3002 25 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
186-571-23 3003 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-24 3004 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-25 3005 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
186-571-26 3006 25 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-070-09 545-09 28 42 $2,335.22 42 $2,465.40 $4,800.62 016-070-10 545-10 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-12 545-12 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-13 545-13 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-14 545-14 28 2.12 $117.86 2.12 $124.44 $242.30
016-070-16 545-16 28 2.16 $120.10 2.16 $126.80 $246.90
016-070-15 545-15 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-070-17 545-17 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-070-18 545-18 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-19 545-19 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-20 545-20 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-21 545-21 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-070-22 545-22 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-01 549-01 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-02 549-02 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-03 549-03 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-04 549-04 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-05 549-05 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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016-341-06 549-06 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-07 549-07 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-08 549-08 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-09 549-09 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-10 549-10 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-11 549-11 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-12 549-12 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-13 549-13 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-14 549-14 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-15 549-15 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-16 549-16 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-17 549-17 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-18 549-18 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-19 549-19 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-20 549-20 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-21 549-21 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-22 549-22 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-23 549-23 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-24 549-24 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-25 549-25 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-26 549-26 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-27 549-27 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-28 549-28 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-29 549-29 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-30 549-30 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-31 549-31 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-32 549-32 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-33 549-33 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-34 549-34 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-35 549-35 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-36 549-36 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-37 549-37 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-38 549-38 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-39 549-39 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-40 549-40 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-41 549-41 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-42 549-42 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-43 549-43 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-44 549-44 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-45 549-45 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-46 549-46 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-47 549-47 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-341-48 549-48 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-49 549-49 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-50 549-50 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-51 549-51 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-52 549-52 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-53 549-53 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-54 549-54 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-55 549-55 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-56 549-56 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-57 549-57 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-58 549-58 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-59 549-59 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-60 549-60 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-61 549-61 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-62 549-62 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-63 549-63 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-64 549-64 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-65 549-65 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-66 549-66 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-67 549-67 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-68 549-68 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-69 549-69 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-70 549-70 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-71 549-71 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-72 549-72 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-73 549-73 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-74 549-74 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-75 549-75 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-76 549-76 28 1 $55.60 1 $58.70 $114.30
016-341-77 549-77 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-78 549-78 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-79 549-79 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-80 549-80 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-81 549-81 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-82 549-82 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-83 549-83 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-84 549-84 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-85 549-85 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-86 549-86 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-87 549-87 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-88 549-88 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-89 549-89 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
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Assessor's
Parcel Number
Assessment
#
Sheet
#
Operations
&
Maintenance
EBU
Operations
&
Maintenance
Assessment
Debt
Service
EBU
Debt
Service
Assessment
Total
Assessments
016-341-90 549-90 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-91 549-91 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
016-341-92 549-92 28 0 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00
Total 3,127.64 173,896.79 2,728.81 160,181.15 334,077.94 PART D

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METHOD OF APPORTIONMENT
The 1972 Act permits the establishment of assessment districts by agencies for the purpose of providing certain public improvements including, the acquisition, construction, installation, maintenance and servicing of landscaping within public right-of-ways such as medians. The 1972 Act requires that the cost of these improvements be levied according to benefit rather than assessed value:
“The net amount to be assessed upon lands within an assessment district may be apportioned by any formula or method which fairly distributes the net amount among all assessable lots or parcels in proportion to the estimated benefits to be received by each such lot or parcel from the improvements.”
The method of apportionment described in this Report for allocation of special benefit assessments utilizes commonly accepted engineering practices and has been established pursuant to the provisions of the 1972 Act and California Constitution. The formulas used for calculating assessments reflect the composition of parcels within the District and the improvements and activities to be provided, and have been designed to fairly apportion costs based on a determination of the proportional special benefits to each parcel.

PROPOSITION 218 BENEFIT ANALYSIS
The estimated annual cost of the improvements have been identified and allocated to properties within the District based on special benefit. The improvements to be provided by this District and for which properties are assessed, have been identified as local amenities that provide a direct reflection and extension of the properties within the District and are considered by many property owners to be an essential component to the overall development and use of properties within the District.

This District was formed to provide and establish a local landscaping enhancement that affects the presentation of the surrounding properties and therefore directly benefit the parcels to be assessed within the District. The assessments and method of apportionment is based on the premise that the assessments will be used to construct and install landscape improvements within the existing Point San Pedro Road Medians as well as provide for the annual maintenance of those improvements, and the assessment revenues generated through the District will be used solely for such purposes.

In conjunction with the provisions of the 1972 Act, the California Constitution Article XIIID addresses several key criteria for the levy of assessments, notably:

Article XIIID Section 2d defines District as follows:
“District means an area determined by an agency to contain all parcels which will receive a special benefit from a proposed public improvement or property-related service”; Article XIIID Section 2i defines Special Benefit as follows:
“Special benefit” means a particular and distinct benefit over and above general benefits conferred on real property located in the district or to the public at large. General enhancement of property value does not constitute “special benefit”.

Article XIIID Section 4a defines proportional special benefit assessments as follows:

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“An agency which proposes to levy an assessment shall identify all parcels which will have a special benefit conferred upon them and upon which an assessment will be imposed. The proportionate special benefit derived by each identified parcel shall be determined in relationship to the entirety of the capital cost of a public improvement, the maintenance and operation expenses of a public improvement, or the cost of the property related service being provided. No assessment shall be imposed on any parcel which exceeds the reasonable cost of the proportional special benefit conferred on that parcel.”
The method of apportionment (method of assessment) set forth in the Report is based on the premise that each assessed property receives special benefits from the median improvements to be funded by the assessments, and the assessment obligation for each parcel reflects that parcel’s proportional special benefits as compared to other properties that receive special benefits.

To identify and determine the proportional special benefit to each parcel within the District, it is necessary to consider the entire scope of the improvements provided as well as the properties that benefit from those improvements. The improvements and the associated costs described in this Report have been identified and allocated based on a benefit rationale and calculations that proportionally allocate the net cost of only those improvements determined to be of special benefit to properties within the District. The various public improvements and the associated costs have been identified as either “general benefit” (not assessed) or “special benefit”.

General Benefits
Assessments are established on the basis of calculated proportional special benefit to properties within a district. Because general benefits are not assessable, the general benefit costs are excluded from the assessment calculation. With respect to this District, although the various median improvements installed and maintained are located within the street right-of-way that serve as the primary access and entryway to the properties within the District and these improvements are entirely within the proposed boundaries of the District (extending the length of the District), it is also recognized that these medians are certainly visible to the general public and may even be in proximity to and occasionally accessed by properties outside the District boundaries that are not assessed. The fact that these streets are accessible to the general public and maybe in proximity to some properties outside the District boundaries (those properties being the China Camp State Park or other public open space and some residential developments located northwest of the District that could, but would not typically be accessed via Point San Pedro Road) would suggest that at least a portion of the overall cost of these medians is of “General Benefit”, but not necessarily the proposed landscape improvements.

While Point San Pedro Road and Third Street are certainly accessible and may be used by the general public, various traffic circulation studies/evaluations conducted in conjunction with the developments in the area, collectively suggest that approximately ninety percent (90%) of the daily traffic circulation on these streets comes from the properties within the District, meaning that only about ten percent 10% would be considered traffic associated with the general public or properties outside the District.

Per an August 2009 Average Daily Trip (“ADT”) study along Point San Pedro Road, while the average daily trips on Point San Pedro Road varies at different locations between Union Street and Biscayne Drive, the ADT on Point San Pedro Road collectively totaled approximately 44,000 trips. Based on the District’s residential density at the time of formation (single and multi-family residential) of approximately 2,743 units, and utilizing trip generation data as outlined by the Institute of Transportation Engineers Informational Report, Seventh Edition, the expected ADT for these PART D

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residential properties is estimated to be 26,094 (approximately 60%) of the total ADT along Point San Pedro Road. An additional 13,340 (approximately 30%) of the total ADT is estimated for the various non-residential properties within the District (commercial, church, non-exempt public owned property), which represent approximately 21% of the District’s total acreage. The remaining estimated ADT along Point San Pedro Road (approximately 10%) is reasonably attributed to be generated from external sources. In addition to these studies and analysis, although Point San Pedro Road and Third Street may be considered primary circulation streets for the area, these streets and the associated medians are more isolated than most traditional arterial or collector streets found in the City and County. The north-easterly boundaries of the District abuts the China Camp State Park; the easterly and south-easterly boundaries are adjacent to the San Pablo Bay; and the south-westerly boundary is adjacent to the San Rafael Canal; all of which limits direct access to Point San Rafael Road. Although the western and north-western boundaries of the District are comprised of other developed properties (residential and non-residential), neither Point San Pedro Road or that portion of Third Street within the boundaries of the District would typically be used by these properties as their primary access and certainly not as a direct connection to Highway 101 or the rest of the City.

In review of these facts, it was determined that while the landscape improvements may be visually appealing to the occasional motorist and visitor to the area or the State Park, such benefits are not quantifiable and are considered neither special or general benefit. However, it has also recognized that median islands are constructed for traffic mitigation reasons and as such, there is a measurable general benefit to the public at large and to properties outside the District afforded by the physical existence of these medians, but that benefit is not related to nor extends to the enhancement of those medians by the landscaping within those medians. Therefore, it has been determined that the general benefit to the public at large and properties outside the District is limited to those costs related to and associated with the repair, replacement, rehabilitation and maintenance of the physical median structure and traffic control devices (i.e. curbs, gutters, retaining walls, signage, striping and pavement), but not the actual landscape improvements. Furthermore, it has been determined that only about ten percent 10% of these costs are consider a general benefit to the public at large and properties outside the District.

In addition to the general benefit to properties outside the District and to the public at large noted above, it is reasonable to conclude that the physical medians also provide a general benefit to properties in the District. However, it must also be recognized that these medians were originally constructed and facilitated by the development and planned development of the properties within the District and would otherwise not have been necessary or required for traffic mitigation, and as such these physical medians certainly provide more than just a general benefit to those properties which routinely access Point San Pedro Road and Third Street and these medians, landscaped or not, clearly provide a direct and special benefit to those properties.

Based on the preceding discussion, it has been determined that the general benefit from the medians is limited to those costs related to and associated with the repair, replacement, rehabilitation and maintenance of the physical median structure and traffic control devices within or associated with the medians and not the proposed landscape improvements and amenities themselves. However, it is also recognized that not all costs associated with the renovation and maintenance of these physical medians are considered a general benefit, and although the City and County intend to fund the initial cost of the repair, replacement and rehabilitation of the median islands (curbs, gutters, retaining walls, signage, striping and pavement) in connection with the construction and installation of the landscape improvements, the need for such repairs, replacements, or rehabilitation and the ongoing maintenance PART D

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of those median islands shall be addressed as part of the ongoing maintenance budgets, which will be addressed as a combination of City, County and assessment funding.

Special Benefits
The proposed Point San Pedro Road Median landscaping will expand and extend the aesthetic presentation of each property within the District by providing enhanced level of landscaping that is directly associated with each property and development along Point San Pedro Road/Third Street.

The proposed landscape improvements will provide a physical extension of each private property’s front yard or business frontage and creates an aesthetic continuity and cohesion between the various residential and non-residential properties within the District that could not be accomplished individually. These landscape improvements will create both a visual and physical local beautification and unification of the properties that will directly and proportionately benefit the properties to be assessed. The location and extent of the improvements in relationship to each of the properties in the proposed District clearly makes these improvements a direct and special benefit to these parcels. It has therefore been determined that the proposed improvements and the related cost and expenses to construct and maintain these landscape improvements (excluding those general benefit costs noted above) are entirely special benefits to the properties within the boundaries of the proposed District and the net annual cost to fund such improvements shall be proportionately shared by those properties receiving such special benefits.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT
The method of apportionment (method of assessment) developed for this District is based on the premise that each of the property to be assessed receives a direct and special benefit from the improvements to be financed by the District assessments.

The total assessment amount for each parcel in the District shall consist of two parts: Each parcel’s proportional share of the annual bond debt service that will be established each fiscal year, based on the amount of 1915 Act Bonds issued for the District (“Debt Service - Assessment”); and the parcel’s proportional share of additional funding for operation & maintenance and other incidental expenses which have not been financed through the bond issuance (“Non-Bonded-Assessments”) that will be collected in annual installments pursuant to the 1972 Act. The combined Debt Service Assessment and Non-Bonded Assessment for each parcel represent the parcel’s Maximum Annual Assessment and obligation for the District. Once Bonds are issued, the Debt Service Obligation for a parcel will not change even if the land use of the property changes, and their portion of the annual debt service will be calculated based on the established debt service schedule for the bonds (fixed lien amount).

The amount that may be collected for the non-bonded projects and incidental expenses shall not exceed the revenues that maybe levied at the approved Maximum Assessment Rate established in this Report (including the allowable annual inflationary adjustment), less the debt service payment. This calculation will establish the Non-Bonded Assessment Rate for that fiscal year.

The proportionate share and benefit for Non-Bonded Projects are calculated annually for each parcel based on current parcel development. The bonded debt service obligation for each parcel is based on the unpaid lien established at the time the bonds are issued. Parcels that have prepaid or paid off their full assessment lien (bonded obligation) are no longer levied for the Debt Service Assessment, but will continue to pay their proportionate share of the Non-Bonded Assessment at the assessment rate established each fiscal year and the method of apportionment described herein.

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Equivalent Benefit Units
The method of apportionment for this District calculates the receipt of special benefit from the respective improvements based on the actual or proposed land use of the parcels within the District.

The special benefit received by each lot or parcel is equated to the overall land use of parcels within the District based on the parcel’s actual land use or proposed development. All costs associated with the improvements are distributed among the parcels based upon a calculation of the proportional special benefit received by each parcel. The benefit formula used to determine the assessment obligation is therefore based upon both the improvements that benefit the parcels within the District as well as the use and relative characteristics of each property as compared to other parcels that benefit from those specific improvements.

The Equivalent Benefit Unit (“EBU”) method of assessment apportionment establishes a basic unit (base value) of benefit and then calculates the benefit derived by each assessed parcel as a multiple (or a fraction) of the basic unit.

For the purposes of this Engineer's Report and proportional annual assessment obligation, an EBU is the quantum of benefit derived from the funded improvements, programs and services by a singlefamily residential parcel (residential unit). Thus, the "benchmark" property (the single-family residential parcel/unit) derives one (1.0) EBU of benefit. All other land uses are proportionately weighted (assigned an EBU) based on an assessment formula that equates the property’s specific development to that of the benchmark property (single-family residential unit). This proportional weighting may be based on several factors that may include, but are not limited to: the various land uses associated with properties in the District; the estimated daily trips generated associated with these land uses; and the relative size (units or acreage) of each parcel. The following provides a discussion and summary of the EBU calculation and determination of proportional special benefit applicable to the various properties and land uses in the District.

Trip Generation Factors
Utilizing trip generation data outlined by the Institute of Transportation Engineers Informational Report (“ITEIR”), Seventh Edition; an initial (baseline) benefit comparison (trip generation ratio) can be established between the various types of land use classifications that are associated with the parcels in this District. While this data provides an overall comparison of typical traffic flow generated by Total O&M Equivalent Benefit Units
Paid Public Property EBU for O&M 44.44
Total EBU Assessed on Tax Rolls for O&M 3,100.48
Total Equivalent Benefit Units (“EBU”) for O&M 3,144.92 Total Debt Service Equivalent Benefit Units
Prepaid Public Property EBU for Debt Service 44.44
Prepaid Cash Collection EBU for Debt Service 354.40
Total EBU Applied to Tax Roll for Debt Service 2,746.10 Total Equivalent Benefit Units (“EBU”) for Debt Service 3,144.94 Equivalent Benefit Unit Summary
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different types of land uses and is certainly a reflection of the direct exposure the property owners, residents, tenants, and patrons of those properties would typically have to the median landscaping, as noted above, trip generation is only one indicator considered in developing each property’s proportional benefits. The following table summarizes the average daily weekday trip generation data outlined in the ITEIR and provides a trip ratio using the average trips generated by single-family residential as the base unit:

Development Density Factors
Single-family residential properties comprise almost ninety percent (90%) of the parcels within the District (2,727 parcels), with a median development density of approximately three and half (3.5) units per acre, representing approximately forty-nine percent (49%) of the total acreage of the parcels to be assessed. While the specific acreage of an individual residential parcel is not a relevant factor for establishing proportional benefit within this land use (the proportional special benefit to each single-family residential property is considered the same regardless of the size of the parcel), the average number of single-family residential units developed per acre, provides another proportional comparison (nexus) to other land uses including multi-family residential properties, developed nonresidential properties and vacant-undeveloped properties. If such properties were developed as single-family residential developments rather than as multi-family residential or non-residential, their proportional benefit would have been between three and four units per acre.

Equivalent Benefit Units by Land Use
Utilizing a combination of trip ratio data, development densities and other property specific factors such as acreage; number of residential units; and development status (developed versus vacant) a fair and reasonable representation of each parcel’s proportional special benefit and Equivalent Benefit Unit (EBU) can be established and ultimately each parcel’s proportional share of the net cost to provide the improvements (assessment amount).

The following outlines the EBU calculations to be applied to each of the various land use classifications identified for this District:

Single-Family Residential Property
A single-family residential property is defined as any lot or property identified by the Marin County Assessor's Office with a residential land use or known by the City to have a residential land use that has been developed or may be developed as a single-family dwelling unit. This land use includes all developed single-family residential detached homes, mobile homes, condominiums/townhouses, residential estates, single-family residential attached homes on separate parcels and subdivided single-family residential lots within an approved residential subdivision whether that parcel is developed or vacant. For purposes of establishing equivalent benefit units for all other land uses in this District, the single-family residential land use is designated as the basic unit of assessment and shall be assigned 1.000 EBU per parcel (unit).

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and/or Contiguous lots and shall collectively be treated and assessed as one single-family residential property.
 A Bifurcated lot is defined as one residential lot split into two or more separate parcels by a tax rate area code. For purposes of calculating the assessment obligation, Bifurcated parcels are treated as one residential property, and the entire assessment obligation is apportioned to only one of the parcels (the un-assessed parcel would be identified as exempt).  A Contiguous lot is defined as two or more adjacent residential parcels with the same owner that together may only be developed as one residential lot due to certain development restrictions such as zoning or topography. For purposes of calculating the assessment obligation, parcels identified as Contiguous properties are treated as one residential property, and the entire assessment obligation is apportioned to only one of the parcels (the un-assessed parcel or parcels would be identified as exempt).

Multi-Family Residential Property
A multi-family residential property is defined as a fully subdivided residential parcel that has more than one residential unit developed on the parcel. (This land use includes apartments, duplexes, triplexes, etc., but does not include condominiums and town-homes which are typically assigned individual Assessor’s Parcel Numbers and designated as single-family residential property). This multi-family residential property land use designation may also include properties identified by the County Assessor’s Office as mixed use property for which there is more than one residential unit (known number of residential units) associated with the property and for which the parcel’s primary use is residential, but may also include a non-residential component or unit.

Although multi-family residential properties receive similar special benefits to that of single-family residential property and an appropriate and comparative calculation of proportional special benefits is reasonably reflected by the parcel’s total number of residential units, it would not be reasonable to conclude that on a per unit basis, the benefits are equal. Studies have consistently shown that multifamily units impact public infrastructure at reduced levels compared to a single-family residence, which is reflective of their reduced structure size, development density and trip generation.

Furthermore, as the density (number of units per parcel) increase, the average number of vehicular trips generated, tend to decline because the population density per unit tend to decrease (largely because of reduced unit sizes). Based collectively on these considerations, it has been determined that an appropriate weighting of the proportional special benefit per unit for multi-family residential properties as compared to a single-family residential is best represented by the following sliding scale: 0.750 EBU per unit for the first 5 units; plus 0.625 EBU per unit for units 6 through 25; plus

0.500 EBU per unit for units 26 through 50; plus 0.375 EBU per unit for units 51 through 100; plus

0.250 EBU per unit for units 101 and greater.

Developed Non-Residential Property (Commercial/Industrial):

This land use is defined as a developed property with structures or facilities that are used or may be used for commercial or industrial purposes, whether those structures or facilities are occupied or not. This land use designation includes all developed commercial/industrial properties (such as commercial retail; food services; banks; shopping centers; recreational facilities; office buildings; professional buildings; service centers; warehousing and manufacturing); and properties with specific commercial or recreational use, including but not limited to golf courses, marinas and quarries.

Based on the trip generation information, these non-residential properties generate approximately

4.6 times more traffic activity than a single-family residential property; and using the median density of single-family residential properties of 3.5 units per acre as an indicator of the potential residential development per acre, non-residential properties would reasonably be assigned 4.00 EBU per Acre.

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Although an apportionment of 4.00 EBU per acre is an appropriate representation of the proportional; special benefit for most non-residential properties, because commercial/industrial parcels typically represent a separate and independent commercial enterprise or business, it has been determined that the proportional special benefit for any individual non-residential parcel is at least equal to that of a single-family residential property. Therefore, a non-residential parcel that is less than one-quarter of an acre in size shall be assigned 1.00 EBU (minimum EBU). Likewise, it is reasonable to conclude that the special benefit to a non-residential parcel does not proportionately increase as the acreage of that parcel increases. Therefore, non-residential Property is assigned EBU on a decreasing scale, with 4.00 EBU for the first four (4) acres; 3.00 EBU per Acre for the next four (4) acres (acreage between 4 and 8 acres); 2.00 EBU per Acre for the following four (4) acres (acreage between 8 and 12 acres), 1.00 EBU per Acre for the next four (4) acres (acreage between 12 and 16 acres), and 0.00 for acreage above sixteen (16) acres. The tiered EBU assignment reflects the expected decreased benefit derived by the property from the improvements in relation to the property’s increase in size, as well as account for decreased development density (such as parking areas, private landscaped areas, outdoor storage, areas with development restrictions etc.) over larger properties. Therefore, a maximum number of assessable acres (benefiting acres) for any given land use has been limited to sixteen (16) acres. Thus, for any one non-residential Property the maximum EBU assigned would be 40.0 EBU
Lastly, for commercial properties consisting of large private recreational areas, such as golf properties, the acreage of outdoor recreation space (such as the golf course itself) will be excluded from the calculation of assessable acreage and the acreage will be limited to the clubhouse area. For mixed-used property (consisting of both residential and non-residential components), the nonresidential EBU assignment discussed in the preceding paragraph will be applied for parcels with less than three (3) residential units, as these properties are assumed to function primarily as nonresidential property, and the multi-family property EBU assignment (discussed in multi-family residential property section), will be applied for mixed-use properties with three (3) or more residential units as these property are reasonably assumed to be primarily used for residential purposes.

Private Institutional Property
Private institutional properties include those properties identified by the Marin County Assessor's Office or known by the City to be developed properties used for private institutional purposes, such as churches, hospitals, etc. Similar to non-residential properties, the special benefits these properties receive from the improvements are equated to the residential based upon parcel size (net-acreage), however, it is reasonable to conclude that private institutional properties receive less proportional special benefit from the improvements than typical non-residential properties. This conclusion is based on the fewer weekly trip generations and general lower average density of development per acre. Similar to non-residential properties, the maximum number of assessable acres (benefiting acres) for any given parcel has been limited to sixteen (16) acres. Private Institutional Property will be assigned 2.00 EBU for the first four (4) acres with a minimum of 1.00 EBU assignment; 1.50 EBU per Acre for the next four (4) acres (acreage between 4 and 8 acres); 1.00 EBU per Acre for the following four (4) acres (acreage between 8 and 12 acres), 0.50 EBU per Acre for the next four (4) acres (acreage between 12 and 16 acres), and 0.00 for acreage above sixteen (16) acres. Thus, for private institutional properties the maximum EBU assigned to any one parcel is 20.0 EBU.

Developed Public Properties (Public Institutions)
Non-Exempt Public properties are defined as any property identified by the Marin County Assessor's Office which is owned by a public entity and which is not designated as an open space, PART D

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common area, utility, and/or right-of-way property. Non-exempt public properties include, but are not limited to, schools, fire stations, etc.

While these developed public properties still generate traffic along the improvement roads, they can reasonably be expected to benefit to a lesser extent than other developed properties. Public schools in particular consist of large open space/recreational area, with only a portion of the property actually consisting of structures. To account for the reduced development density and/or reduced direct trip generation associated with these properties as well as the use of such properties by the general public, the proportional special benefit assigned to this property type is 1.00 EBU per Acre (with a maximum of 16.0 acres assessed).

Most parcels identified as non-exempt public properties are also identified by the County Assessor’s Office as non-taxable and the proposed assessments for such properties cannot generally be collected on the tax rolls. Therefore, the proportional capital projects assessment obligation calculate for each of these properties will be prepaid by contributions from the City and County in proportion to the cost sharing agreement identified in the MOU. In addition, the City and County have agreed to contribute funds for some of the costs associated with the annual operation and maintenance the improvements of which a portion is for the calculated annual assessments for these non-exempt public properties.

Vacant-Undeveloped Property
Vacant-undeveloped properties are defined as any property identified by the Marin County Assessor's Office as vacant property with no structural improvements associated with a parcel or known by the City to be vacant, which may be developed for either residential or non-residential use. All vacant-undeveloped land uses are equated to the residential property based upon parcel size (net-acreage). Since the properties are not developed, their special benefit from the improvements is clearly less than that of developed properties and it has been determined that the proportional special benefit to such properties compared to other property uses is reflected by an assignment of

0.5 EBU per acre or fraction thereof, with a minimum of 1.0 EBU per parcel and a maximum of 8.0 EBU per parcel (utilizing the same 16.0 acreage maximum applied to other land uses).

A parcel that is solely considered a parking lot (no commercial structure) that may be used by the general public at no charge is not considered a developed non-residential property, but shall be classified as vacant property.

Exempt Property
Pursuant to the California Constitution Article XIIID non-taxable properties (government owned) are not exempt from the assessments unless they derive no special benefit. This land use identifies parcels that for various reasons, it has been determined that the parcel does not and will not receive special benefits from District improvements. This land use classification may include but is not limited to:
 Lots or parcels identified as public streets and other roadways (typically not assigned an APN by the County);
 Dedicated public easements including open space areas, utility rights-of-way, greenbelts, parkways, or other publicly-owned or utility-owned land that serves the community or general public and are not considered or classified as developed public properties;  Parcels of land that are privately owned, but cannot be developed independently from an adjacent property or is part of a shared interest with other properties, such as common areas, sliver parcels, bifurcated lots or properties with very restrictive development potential or use.

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Therefore these parcels shall be exempt from assessment and are assigned 0.00 EBU. However, these properties shall be reviewed annually by the assessment engineer to confirm the parcel’s use and/or development status has not changed.

A summary list of the various land use classifications discussed in the preceding paragraphs and their corresponding EBU calculations are shown in the following table.

A summary table of the total proportional EBU and assessment revenue for the various land use classifications represented above, is included in Part V (Assessment Roll).

Assessment Calculations
Applying the method of apportionment outlined in Part D of this Report and the budget estimates above results in the following calculation of assessments:

Debt Service Assessment (Not Prepaid):
2,728.81 x 58.70/EBU’s = $160,181.15
Non-Bonded Assessment:
3,127.64 x 55.60/EBU = $173,896.79
Therefore, a single benefit unit or the Annual Assessment Rate (Applicable to a typical Single-family Dwelling Unit) would be:
$58.70 + $55.60= $114.30(1) per EBU
(1) To account for normal inflationary increases in the cost of goods and services related to the operation of the improvements and District, the combined annual assessment rate (debt service PART D

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rate plus non-bonded rate) includes an annual adjustment that is equal to the percentage increase the Consumer Price Index (San Francisco/Oakland Urban Area) or three percent (3%), whichever is greater. The index for April, 2023 is five point seven two percent (5.72%) and will be used to adjust the rates of assessment for the fiscal year 2023-2024. This results in a maximum rate of $114.30 for Fiscal Year 2023/2024. The City Council proposes to levy and adopt an assessment rate of $114.30 for fiscal year 2023/2024.

Since the formation of the District two events have occurred which could trigger the Assessment Diagram to be altered. The first is actually a series of events where individual property owners have requested merging of two individual assessor’s parcels. The second is the re-subdivision of the Village at Loch Lomond (Assessment Nos. 545, 546, 547, 548, 549, and 2629). While these events have been recognized in prior annual reports, the Assessment Diagrams have not been updated.

This report includes Appendix C-1 and C-2, which provide information on the parcels that have been merged and the re-subdivision of the Village at Loch Lomond.

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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1 008-010-04
2 008-010-05
5 008-010-14
6 008-010-16
7 008-010-19
8 008-010-20
9 008-010-21
10 008-010-22
11 008-010-26
12 008-010-27
13 008-010-28
14 008-010-31
15 008-010-34
16 008-010-35
17 008-010-36
21 008-010-43
22 008-010-45
23 008-010-46
24 008-010-47
25 008-010-48
26 008-010-49
27 008-010-50
28 008-010-51
29 008-010-52
30 008-010-53
31 008-010-55
32 008-010-56
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
18M 008-010-57
3M 008-010-58
33 008-140-01
34 008-140-02
35 008-140-03
36 008-140-04
37 008-140-05
38 008-140-06
39 009-031-09
40 009-031-11
41 009-031-12
42 009-031-13
43 009-031-14
44 009-041-03
45 009-041-04
46 009-041-06
47 009-041-07
48 009-041-08
49 009-042-01
50 009-042-02
51 009-042-03
52 009-042-07
53 009-042-08
54 009-042-09
55 009-042-10
56 009-042-11
57 009-042-12
58 009-042-13
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
59 009-042-14
60 009-042-15
61 009-042-16
62 009-042-17
63 009-042-18
65M 009-042-21
66 009-051-01
67 009-051-02
68 009-051-03
69 009-051-04
70 009-051-05
71 009-051-06
72 009-051-07
73 009-051-08
74 009-052-01
75 009-052-02
76 009-052-03
77 009-052-04
78 009-052-05
79 009-052-06
80 009-052-07
81 009-052-08
82 009-052-09
83 009-052-10
84 009-052-11
85 009-052-12
86 009-052-13
87 009-052-14
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
88 009-052-15
89 009-052-16
90 009-061-01
91 009-061-02
92 009-061-03
93 009-061-04
94 009-061-05
95 009-061-06
96 009-061-07
97 009-061-08
98 009-061-09
99 009-061-10
100 009-061-11
101 009-061-12
102 009-061-13
103 009-061-14
104 009-061-15
105 009-061-16
106 009-061-17
107 009-061-18
108 009-061-19
109 009-061-20
110 009-061-21
111 009-061-22
112 009-061-23
113 009-061-24
114 009-061-25
115 009-061-26
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
116 009-061-27
117 009-061-28
118 009-061-29
119 009-061-30
120 009-061-31
121 009-061-32
122 009-061-33
123 009-061-34
124 009-181-01
125 009-181-02
126 009-181-03
127 009-181-04
128 009-181-05
129 009-181-06
130 009-181-07
131 009-181-08
132 009-181-09
133 009-181-10
134 009-181-11
135 009-181-12
136 009-181-13
137 009-181-14
138 009-181-15
139 009-181-16
140 009-181-17
141 009-181-18
142 009-181-19
#N/A 014-042-01
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
#N/A 014-042-02
143 014-042-05
144 014-042-06
#N/A 014-042-11
145 014-042-17
146 014-042-18
147 014-042-19
148 014-042-20
149 014-042-22
150 014-042-26
151 014-042-27
#N/A 014-042-28
#N/A 014-042-30
#N/A 014-072-01
152 014-072-04
153 014-072-20
154 014-072-21
#N/A 014-072-22
#N/A 014-072-29
155 014-072-33
156 014-072-34
157 014-073-05
158 014-073-06
159 014-073-07
160 014-073-08
161 014-073-09
162 014-073-10
163 014-101-09
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
164 014-101-11
165 014-111-01
166 014-111-02
167 014-111-03
168 014-111-14
169 014-111-15
170 014-111-17
171 014-111-21
172 014-111-34
174 014-151-11
175 014-151-12
176 014-151-17
177 014-161-02
178 014-161-07
181 014-161-19
182 014-161-20
183 014-161-21
184 014-161-28
185 014-161-30
186 014-161-32
187 014-161-33
179M 014-161-34
188 014-171-01
189 014-171-02
190 014-171-03
191 014-171-04
192 014-171-19
195 014-171-27
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
196 014-171-28
197 014-171-29
198 014-171-30
199 014-171-32
200 014-171-33
201 014-171-36
193M 014-171-37
202 014-172-04
203 014-172-05
204 014-172-06
205 014-172-07
206 014-172-08
207 014-172-09
208 014-172-10
209 014-172-11
210 014-172-12
211 014-172-13
214 014-172-16
215 014-172-17
216 014-172-18
212M 014-172-19
217 014-173-01
218 014-173-02
219 014-173-03
220 014-173-04
221 014-173-05
222 014-173-15
223 014-173-16
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
224 014-173-17
225 014-173-18
#N/A 015-231-08
226 015-231-12
227 015-231-13
#N/A 015-231-16
228 015-231-18
229 015-231-19
#N/A 015-231-20
#N/A 015-231-21
#N/A 015-231-22
230 015-241-01
231 015-241-02
232 015-241-03
233 015-241-04
234 015-241-05
236 015-241-07
237 015-241-12
238 015-241-14
241 015-241-17
242 015-241-18
235M 015-241-21
239M 015-241-22
243 016-011-01
244 016-011-05
245 016-011-08
246 016-011-10
247 016-011-11
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
248 016-011-12
249 016-011-13
250 016-011-14
251 016-011-15
252 016-011-18
253 016-011-19
254 016-011-20
255 016-011-21
256 016-011-23
257 016-011-24
258 016-011-28
259 016-011-29
260 016-011-30
261 016-012-03
262 016-012-05
263 016-012-12
264 016-012-13
265 016-012-14
266 016-012-16
267 016-012-17
268 016-012-18
269 016-012-19
270 016-012-23
271 016-012-26
272 016-012-27
273 016-012-32
274 016-012-33
275 016-012-34
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
276 016-012-37
277 016-012-38
278 016-012-46
279 016-012-54
280 016-012-55
281 016-012-59
282 016-012-64
283 016-012-65
284 016-012-67
285 016-012-68
286 016-021-01
287 016-021-02
289 016-021-10
290 016-021-11
292 016-021-15
293 016-021-16
294 016-021-20
295 016-021-22
296 016-021-25
298 016-021-35
299 016-021-36
300 016-021-37
302 016-021-46
303 016-021-49
304 016-021-50
305 016-021-51
306 016-021-52
307 016-021-53
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
308 016-021-54
309 016-021-55
310 016-021-58
311 016-021-61
312 016-021-64
313 016-021-65
314 016-021-73
315 016-021-74
316 016-021-75
301M 016-021-77
291 016-021-79
288M 016-021-80
317 016-031-01
318 016-031-02
319 016-031-03
320 016-031-04
321 016-031-05
322 016-031-06
323 016-031-07
324 016-031-08
325 016-031-09
326 016-031-10
327 016-031-11
328 016-031-12
329 016-031-13
330 016-031-14
331 016-031-15
332 016-031-16
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
333 016-031-17
334 016-031-18
335 016-031-19
336 016-031-20
337 016-031-21
338 016-031-22
339 016-031-23
340 016-031-25
341 016-031-26
342 016-031-27
343 016-031-28
344 016-031-29
345 016-031-30
346 016-031-31
347 016-031-32
348 016-031-33
349 016-031-34
350 016-031-35
353 016-031-38
354 016-031-39
355 016-031-40
351M 016-031-41
356 016-032-02
357 016-032-03
358 016-032-05
359 016-032-06
360 016-032-09
361 016-032-10
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
362 016-032-11
363 016-033-01
364 016-033-02
365 016-033-03
366 016-033-04
367 016-033-05
368 016-033-06
369 016-033-07
370 016-033-15
371 016-033-16
372 016-033-17
373 016-033-18
374 016-033-19
375 016-033-20
376 016-041-01
377 016-041-02
378 016-041-03
379 016-041-04
380 016-041-05
381 016-041-06
382M 016-041-07
384 016-041-10
385 016-041-11
386 016-041-12
387 016-041-13
388 016-041-16
389 016-041-17
390 016-041-20
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
391 016-041-21
392 016-041-22
393 016-041-23
394 016-041-24
395 016-041-25
396 016-041-26
397 016-041-27
398 016-041-28
399 016-041-29
400 016-041-31
401 016-041-33
402 016-041-34
403 016-041-46
404 016-041-51
405 016-041-52
406 016-041-61
407 016-041-62
408 016-041-63
409 016-041-64
410 016-041-65
411 016-041-67
412 016-041-68
413 016-041-69
414 016-041-70
415 016-041-72
416 016-041-73
417 016-041-74
418 016-041-75
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
420 016-041-77
422 016-041-79
423 016-041-80
424 016-041-81
425 016-041-82
426 016-041-83
427 016-041-84
428 016-041-85
429 016-041-86
431 016-041-88
432 016-041-89
435 016-041-93
436 016-041-94
421M 016-041-95
383M 016-041-96
433M 016-041-97
437 016-051-05
438 016-051-06
439 016-052-02
440 016-052-03
441 016-052-04
442 016-052-05
443 016-052-06
444 016-052-07
445 016-052-08
446 016-052-09
447 016-052-13
448 016-052-15
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
449 016-052-18
450 016-052-20
451 016-052-21
452 016-052-22
453 016-052-23
454 016-052-24
455 016-052-25
456 016-052-26
457 016-052-27
458 016-052-28
459 016-052-29
460 016-053-01
461 016-053-02
462 016-053-03
463 016-053-06
464 016-053-07
465 016-053-08
466 016-053-09
467 016-053-10
468 016-053-12
469 016-054-02
470 016-054-08
471 016-054-10
472 016-054-12
473 016-054-13
474 016-054-14
475 016-054-15
476 016-054-16
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
477 016-054-17
478 016-054-18
479 016-054-19
480 016-054-24
481 016-054-25
482 016-061-01
483 016-062-01
484 016-062-02
485 016-062-03
486 016-064-01
487 016-064-02
488 016-064-03
489 016-064-04
490 016-064-08
491 016-064-09
492 016-064-10
493 016-064-13
494 016-064-14
495 016-064-15
496 016-064-16
497 016-064-17
498 016-064-18
499 016-064-19
500 016-064-20
501 016-064-21
502 016-064-22
503 016-064-23
504 016-064-24
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Special
Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
505 016-064-25
506 016-064-26
507 016-064-27
508 016-064-28
509 016-064-29
510 016-064-30
511 016-064-31
512 016-064-32
513 016-064-33
514 016-064-34
515 016-064-35
516 016-064-36
517 016-064-37
518 016-064-38
519 016-064-39
520 016-064-40
521 016-064-41
522 016-064-42
523 016-064-43
524 016-064-44
525 016-064-45
526 016-064-46
527 016-064-47
528 016-064-48
529 016-064-49
530 016-064-50
531 016-064-51
532 016-064-52
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Assessment
Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
533 016-064-53
534 016-064-54
535 016-064-55
536 016-064-56
537 016-064-57
538 016-064-58
539 016-064-59
540 016-064-60
541 016-064-61
542 016-064-68
543 016-064-69
544 016-064-70
545-09 016-070-09
545-10 016-070-10
545-12 016-070-12
545-13 016-070-13
545-14 016-070-14
545-15 016-070-15
545-16 016-070-16
545-17 016-070-17
545-18 016-070-18
545-19 016-070-19
545-20 016-070-20
545-21 016-070-21
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Zip
(Redacted)
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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780 016-153-10
781 016-153-11
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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810 016-161-51
811 016-161-52
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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838 016-173-08
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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866 016-175-01
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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923 016-203-09
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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954 016-242-23
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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983 016-281-12
984 016-281-13
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
985 016-281-14
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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1039 016-291-23
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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1067 016-301-19
1068 016-301-20
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Number
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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1150 016-330-08
1151 016-330-10
1152 016-330-11
1153 016-330-12
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1154 016-330-13
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549-25 016-341-25
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
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549-50 016-341-50
549-51 016-341-51
549-52 016-341-52
549-53 016-341-53
549-54 016-341-54
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
549-55 016-341-55
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549-80 016-341-80
549-81 016-341-81
549-82 016-341-82
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
549-83 016-341-83
549-84 016-341-84
549-85 016-341-85
549-86 016-341-86
549-87 016-341-87
549-88 016-341-88
549-89 016-341-89
549-90 016-341-90
549-91 016-341-91
549-92 016-341-92
1156 017-181-01
1157 017-181-08
1158 017-181-09
1159 017-181-10
1160 017-181-11
1161 017-181-12
1162 017-181-16
1163 017-181-34
1164 017-181-35
1168 017-181-40
1169 017-181-41
1170 017-181-42
1172 017-181-44
1166M 017-181-45
1165M 017-181-46
1173 184-010-09
1174 184-010-15
1175 184-010-16
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1176 184-010-49
1177 184-010-50
1178 184-010-51
1179 184-010-52
1180 184-010-53
1181 184-020-03
1182 184-020-04
1183 184-020-05
1184 184-020-06
1185 184-020-07
1186 184-030-01
1187 184-030-04
1188 184-030-05
1189 184-030-16
1190 184-030-17
1191 184-041-01
1192 184-041-02
1193 184-041-03
1194 184-041-04
1195 184-041-05
1196 184-041-06
1197 184-041-07
1198 184-041-08
1199 184-041-09
1200 184-041-12
1201 184-041-13
1202 184-041-14
1203 184-041-15
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1204 184-041-16
1205 184-041-17
1206 184-041-18
1207 184-041-20
1208 184-041-21
1209 184-042-01
1210 184-042-02
1211 184-042-03
1212 184-042-04
1213 184-042-05
1214 184-043-01
1215 184-043-02
1216 184-043-03
1217 184-043-04
1218 184-043-05
1220 184-043-07
1221 184-043-08
1222 184-043-09
1223 184-043-10
1224 184-043-11
1225 184-043-12
1226 184-043-13
1228 184-043-16
1229 184-043-17
1219M 184-043-18
1230 184-051-01
1231 184-051-02
1232 184-051-03
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1233 184-051-04
1234 184-051-05
1235 184-051-06
1236 184-051-07
1237 184-052-01
1238 184-052-02
1239 184-052-03
1240 184-052-04
1241 184-052-05
1242 184-052-06
1243 184-052-07
1244 184-121-01
1245 184-121-02
1246 184-121-03
1247 184-121-04
1248 184-121-05
1249 184-121-06
1250 184-121-07
1251 184-131-01
1252 184-131-02
1253 184-131-03
1254 184-131-04
1255 184-131-05
1256 184-131-06
1257 184-131-07
1258 184-131-08
1259 184-131-09
1260 184-132-01
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1261 184-132-02
1262 184-132-05
1263 184-132-06
1264 184-132-09
1265 184-132-10
1266 184-132-11
1267 184-132-12
1268 184-132-13
1269 184-132-14
1270 184-132-15
1271 184-132-16
1272 184-132-17
1273 184-132-18
1274 184-132-19
1275 184-132-20
1276 184-132-21
1277 184-132-22
1278 184-132-23
1279 184-132-24
1280 184-132-25
1281 184-132-26
1282 184-132-27
1283 184-132-28
1284 184-133-01
1285 184-133-02
1286 184-133-03
1287 184-133-04
1288 184-133-05
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1289 184-133-06
1290 184-141-01
1291 184-141-02
1292 184-141-03
1293 184-141-04
1294 184-141-05
1295 184-141-06
1296 184-141-07
1297 184-141-08
1298 184-141-09
1299 184-142-01
1300 184-142-02
1301 184-142-03
1302 184-142-04
1303 184-142-05
1304 184-142-06
1305 184-142-07
1306 184-142-08
1307 184-142-09
1308 184-142-10
1309 184-142-11
1310 184-142-12
1311 184-142-13
1312 184-142-14
1313 184-142-15
1314 184-142-16
1315 184-142-17
1316 184-142-18
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1317 184-142-19
1318 184-142-20
1319 184-142-21
1320 184-142-22
1321 184-142-23
1322 184-142-24
1323 184-142-25
1324 184-142-26
1325 184-142-27
1326 184-142-28
1327 184-142-29
1328 184-142-30
1329 184-142-31
1330 184-142-32
1331 184-142-33
1332 184-143-01
1333 184-143-02
1334 184-143-03
1335 184-143-04
1336M 184-143-07
1338 184-144-01
1339 184-144-03
1340 184-144-04
1342 184-144-06
1343 184-144-07
1345 184-144-10
1346 184-144-11
1341M 184-144-12
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1347 184-151-01
1348 184-151-02
1349 184-151-03
1350 184-151-04
1351 184-151-05
1352 184-151-06
1353 184-151-07
1354 184-151-08
1355 184-151-09
1356 184-151-10
1357 184-151-11
1358 184-151-12
1359 184-151-13
1360 184-151-14
1361 184-151-15
1362 184-151-16
1363 184-151-17
1364 184-151-18
1365 184-151-19
1366 184-151-22
1367 184-151-23
1368 184-151-24
1369 184-151-26
1370 184-151-27
1371 184-152-01
1372 184-152-02
1373 184-152-03
1374 184-152-04
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Zip
(Redacted)
1375 184-152-05
1376 184-152-06
1377 184-152-07
1378 184-152-08
1379 184-152-09
1380 184-152-10
1381 184-152-11
1382 184-152-13
1383 184-152-15
1384 184-152-16
1387 184-152-21
1388 184-152-22
1389 184-152-23
1390 184-152-24
1393 184-152-29
1394 184-152-31
1395 184-152-33
1396 184-152-34
1397 184-152-35
1398 184-152-36
1386M 184-152-37
1385M 184-152-38
1399 184-161-01
1400 184-161-02
1401 184-161-03
1402 184-161-04
1403 184-161-05
1404 184-161-06
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Zip
(Redacted)
1405 184-161-07
1406 184-161-08
1407 184-161-09
1408 184-161-10
1409 184-161-11
1410 184-161-12
1411 184-162-01
1412 184-162-02
1413 184-162-03
1414 184-162-04
1415 184-162-05
1416 184-162-06
1417 184-162-07
1418 184-162-08
1419 184-162-09
1420 184-162-10
1421 184-162-11
1422 184-162-12
1423 184-162-13
1424 184-162-14
1425 184-162-15
1426 184-162-16
1427 184-162-17
1428 184-162-18
1429 184-162-19
1430 184-162-20
1431 184-162-21
1432 184-163-01
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1433 184-163-02
1434 184-163-03
1435 184-163-04
1436 184-163-05
1437 184-163-06
1438 184-163-07
1439 184-163-08
1440 184-163-09
1441 184-163-10
1442 184-163-11
1443 184-163-12
1444 184-163-13
1445 184-163-14
1446 184-164-02
1447 184-164-03
1448 184-164-04
1449 184-164-10
1450 184-164-11
1451 184-171-01
1452 184-171-02
1453 184-171-03
1454 184-171-04
1455 184-171-05
1456 184-171-06
1457 184-171-07
1458 184-171-08
1459 184-171-09
1460 184-171-10
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Zip
(Redacted)
1461 184-171-11
1462 184-171-12
1463 184-171-13
1464 184-171-14
1465 184-171-15
1466 184-171-16
1467 184-171-17
1468 184-171-18
1469 184-172-01
1470 184-172-02
1471 184-172-03
1472 184-172-04
1473 184-172-05
1474 184-172-06
1475 184-172-07
1476 184-172-08
1477 184-172-09
1478 184-172-10
1479 184-172-11
1480 184-172-12
1481 184-172-13
1482 184-172-14
1483 184-172-15
1484 184-172-16
1485 184-172-17
1486 184-172-18
1487 184-172-19
1488 184-172-22
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1489 184-172-23
1490 184-172-24
1491 184-172-25
1492 184-172-26
1493 184-172-27
1494 184-172-28
1495 184-172-29
1496 184-172-30
1497 184-172-31
1498 184-172-32
1499 184-172-33
1500 184-172-34
1501 184-172-35
1502 184-180-01
1503 184-180-02
1504 184-180-03
1505 184-180-04
1506 184-180-05
1507 184-180-06
1508 184-180-07
1509 184-180-08
1510 184-180-09
1511 184-180-10
1512 184-180-11
1513 184-180-12
1514 184-180-13
1515 184-180-14
1516 184-190-01
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1517 184-190-02
1518 184-190-03
1519 184-190-04
1520 184-190-05
1521 184-190-06
1522 184-190-07
1523 184-190-08
1524 184-190-09
1525 184-190-10
1526 184-190-11
1527 184-190-12
1528 184-190-13
1529 184-190-14
1530 184-190-15
1531 184-190-16
1532 184-200-01
1533 184-200-02
1534 184-200-03
1535 184-200-04
1536 184-200-05
1537 184-200-06
1538 184-200-07
1539 184-200-08
1540 184-200-09
1541 184-200-10
1542 184-200-11
1543 184-200-12
1544 184-200-13
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1545 184-200-14
1546 184-200-15
1547 184-200-16
1548 184-200-17
1549 184-200-18
1550 184-200-19
1551 184-200-20
1552 184-200-21
1553 184-200-22
1554 184-200-23
1555 184-200-24
1556 184-200-25
1557 184-200-26
1558 184-200-27
1559 184-200-28
1560 184-200-29
1561 184-200-30
1562 184-200-31
1563 184-210-01
1564 184-220-01
1565 184-220-02
1566 184-220-03
1567 184-220-04
1568 184-220-05
1569 184-220-06
1570 184-220-07
1571 184-220-08
1572 184-220-09
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1573 184-220-10
1574 184-220-11
1575 184-220-12
1576 184-220-13
1577 184-220-14
1578 184-220-15
1579 184-220-16
1580 184-220-17
1581 184-220-18
1582 184-220-19
1583 184-220-20
1584 184-220-21
1585 184-220-22
1586 184-220-23
1587 184-220-24
1588 184-220-25
1589 184-220-26
1590 184-220-27
1591 184-220-28
1592 184-220-29
1593 184-220-30
1594 184-220-31
1595 184-220-32
1596 184-220-33
1597 184-220-34
1598 184-220-35
1599 184-220-36
1600 184-220-37
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1601 184-220-38
1602 184-220-39
1603 184-220-40
1604 184-220-41
1605 184-220-42
1606 184-220-43
1607 184-220-44
1608 184-220-45
1609 184-220-46
1610 184-220-47
1611 184-220-48
1612 184-220-49
1613 184-220-50
1614 184-220-51
1615 184-220-52
1616 184-230-01
1617 184-230-02
1618 184-230-03
1619 184-230-04
1620 184-230-05
1621 184-230-06
1622 184-230-07
1623 184-230-08
1624 184-230-09
1625 184-230-10
1626 184-230-11
1627 184-230-12
1628 184-230-13
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1629 184-230-14
1630 184-230-15
1631 184-230-16
1632 184-230-17
1633 184-230-18
1634 184-240-02
1635 184-240-03
1636 184-240-04
1637 184-240-05
1638 184-240-06
1639 184-240-07
1640 184-240-08
1641 184-240-09
1642 184-240-10
1643 184-240-11
1644 184-240-12
1645 184-240-14
1646 184-240-15
1647 184-250-01
1648 184-250-02
1649 184-250-03
1650 184-250-04
1651 184-250-05
1652 184-250-06
1653 184-250-07
1654 184-250-08
1655 184-250-09
1656 184-250-10
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1657 184-250-11
1658 184-250-12
1659 184-250-13
1660 184-250-14
1661 184-250-15
1662 184-250-16
1663 184-250-17
1664 184-250-18
1665 184-250-19
1666 184-250-20
1667 184-250-21
1668 184-250-22
1669 184-250-23
1670 184-250-24
1671 184-250-25
1672 184-250-26
1673 184-250-27
1674 184-250-28
1675 184-250-29
1676 184-250-30
1677 184-250-31
1678 184-250-32
1679 184-250-33
1680 184-250-34
1681 184-250-35
1682 184-250-36
1683 184-250-37
1684 184-250-38
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1685 184-250-39
1686 184-250-40
1687 184-250-41
1688 184-250-42
1689 184-250-43
1690 184-250-44
1691 184-250-45
1692 184-250-46
1693 184-250-47
1694 184-250-48
1695 184-250-49
1696 184-250-50
1697 184-250-51
1698 184-250-52
1699 184-250-53
1700 184-250-54
1701 184-250-55
1702 184-250-56
1703 184-250-57
1704 184-250-58
1705 184-250-59
1706 184-250-60
1707 184-250-62
1708 184-250-64
1709 184-260-01
1710 184-260-02
1711 184-260-04
1712 184-260-05
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1713 184-260-06
1714 184-260-07
1715 184-260-08
1716 184-260-09
1717 184-260-10
1718 184-260-11
1719 184-260-12
1720 184-260-13
1721 184-260-14
1722 184-260-15
1723 184-260-16
1724 184-260-17
1725 184-260-19
1726 184-260-20
1727 184-260-21
1728 184-260-22
1729 185-010-01
1730 185-010-04
1731 185-010-10
1732 185-010-11
1733 185-010-12
1734 185-010-13
1735 185-010-14
1736 185-010-15
1737 185-010-16
1738 185-010-17
1739 185-010-18
1740 185-010-19
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1741 185-010-20
1742 185-020-02
1743 185-020-03
1744 185-020-04
1745 185-030-02
1746 185-030-04
1747 185-030-05
1748 185-030-06
1749 185-030-07
1750 185-030-08
1751 185-030-09
1752 185-041-01
1753 185-041-02
1754 185-041-03
1755 185-041-04
1756 185-041-05
1757 185-041-06
1758 185-041-07
1759 185-041-08
1760 185-041-09
1761 185-041-10
1762 185-041-11
1763 185-041-12
1764 185-041-13
1765 185-041-14
1766 185-041-15
1767 185-041-16
1768 185-041-17
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1769 185-041-18
1770 185-041-19
1771 185-041-20
1772 185-041-21
1773 185-041-22
1774 185-041-23
1775 185-041-24
1776 185-041-25
1777 185-041-26
1778 185-041-27
1779 185-041-28
1780 185-041-29
1781 185-041-32
1782 185-041-33
1783 185-041-34
1784 185-041-35
1785 185-042-01
1786 185-042-02
1787 185-042-03
1788 185-042-04
1789 185-042-05
1790 185-042-06
1791 185-042-07
1792 185-042-08
1793 185-042-09
1794 185-042-10
1795 185-051-01
1796 185-051-02
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1797 185-051-03
1798 185-051-04
1799 185-051-05
1800 185-051-06
1801 185-051-07
1802 185-051-08
1803 185-051-09
1804 185-051-10
1805 185-051-11
1806 185-051-12
1807 185-052-02
1808 185-052-03
1809 185-052-04
1810 185-052-05
1811 185-052-06
1812 185-052-07
1813 185-052-08
1814 185-052-09
1815 185-052-10
1816 185-052-11
1817 185-052-12
1818 185-052-13
1819 185-052-14
1820 185-052-15
1821 185-052-16
1822 185-052-17
1823 185-052-18
1824 185-053-01
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1825 185-053-02
1826 185-053-03
1827 185-053-04
1828 185-053-05
1829 185-053-06
1830 185-053-07
1831 185-053-08
1832 185-053-09
1833 185-061-03
1834 185-061-04
1835 185-061-05
1836 185-061-06
1837 185-061-07
1838 185-061-08
1839 185-061-09
1840 185-061-10
1841 185-061-11
1842 185-061-12
1843 185-061-13
1844 185-061-14
1845 185-061-15
1846 185-061-16
1847 185-061-17
1848 185-061-18
1849 185-061-19
1850 185-061-20
1851 185-061-22
1852 185-061-23
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1853 185-062-01
1854 185-062-02
1855 185-062-03
1856 185-062-04
1857 185-062-05
1858 185-062-06
1859 185-062-07
1860 185-063-01
1861 185-071-01
1862 185-071-02
1863 185-071-03
1864 185-071-04
1865 185-071-05
1866 185-071-06
1867 185-071-07
1868 185-071-08
1869 185-071-09
1870 185-071-10
1871 185-071-11
1872 185-072-01
1873 185-072-02
1874 185-072-03
1875 185-072-04
1876 185-072-05
1877 185-072-06
1878 185-072-07
1879 185-072-08
1880 185-072-09
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1881 185-072-10
1882 185-072-11
1883 185-072-12
1884 185-072-13
1885 185-072-14
1886 185-072-15
1887 185-072-16
1888 185-072-17
1889 185-072-18
1890 185-073-01
1891 185-073-02
1892 185-073-03
1893 185-073-04
1894 185-073-05
1895 185-073-06
1896 185-073-07
1897 185-081-01
1898 185-081-02
1899 185-081-03
1900 185-081-04
1901 185-081-05
1902 185-082-03
1903 185-082-04
1904 185-082-05
1905 185-082-06
1906 185-082-07
1907 185-083-01
1908 185-083-02
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1909 185-083-03
1910 185-084-01
1911 185-084-02
1912 185-085-01
1913 185-085-02
1914 185-085-03
1915 185-085-04
1916 185-085-05
1917 185-086-01
1918 185-086-02
1919 185-086-03
1920 185-087-01
1921 185-087-02
1922 185-087-03
1923 185-087-04
1924 185-087-05
1925 185-087-06
1926 185-091-01
1927 185-092-01
1928 185-092-02
1929 185-092-03
1930 185-093-01
1931 185-093-02
1932 185-093-03
1933 185-093-04
1934 185-093-05
1935 185-093-06
1936 185-093-07
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1937 185-093-08
1938 185-093-09
1939 185-093-10
1940 185-093-11
1941 185-094-01
1942 185-094-02
1943 185-094-03
1944 185-094-04
1945 185-094-05
1946 185-094-06
1947 185-094-07
1948 185-094-08
1949 185-094-09
1950 185-094-10
1951 185-094-11
1952 185-095-01
1953 185-095-02
1954 185-095-03
1955 185-101-01
1956 185-101-02
1957 185-101-03
1958 185-101-04
1959 185-101-05
1960 185-101-06
1961 185-101-07
1962 185-101-08
1963 185-101-09
1964 185-101-10
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1965 185-101-11
1966 185-101-12
1967 185-101-13
1968 185-101-14
1969 185-101-15
1970 185-101-16
1971 185-101-17
1972 185-101-18
1973 185-101-19
1974 185-101-20
1975 185-101-21
1976 185-101-22
1977 185-101-23
1978 185-101-24
1979 185-102-01
1980 185-102-02
1981 185-102-03
1982 185-102-04
1983 185-102-05
1984 185-102-06
1985 185-102-07
1986 185-102-08
1987 185-102-09
1988 185-102-10
1989 185-102-11
1990 185-111-01
1991 185-111-02
1992 185-111-03
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
1993 185-111-04
1994 185-111-05
1995 185-111-06
1996 185-111-07
1997 185-111-08
1998 185-111-09
1999 185-111-12
2000 185-111-13
2001 185-111-14
2002 185-111-15
2003 185-111-16
2004 185-111-17
2005 185-111-18
2006 185-111-19
2007 185-111-20
2008 185-111-21
2009 185-111-22
2010 185-111-23
2011 185-111-24
2012 185-111-25
2013 185-111-26
2014 185-111-27
2015 185-111-28
2016 185-111-29
2017 185-111-30
2018 185-111-31
2019 185-111-32
2020 185-111-33
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2021 185-111-36
2022 185-111-37
2023 185-111-38
2024 185-111-39
2025 185-111-40
2026 185-111-41
2027 185-111-42
2028 185-111-43
2029 185-111-44
2030 185-111-45
2031 185-112-01
2032 185-112-02
2033 185-112-03
2034 185-112-04
2035 185-112-05
2036 185-112-06
2037 185-112-07
2038 185-112-08
2039 185-112-09
2040 185-121-01
2041 185-121-02
2042 185-121-03
2043 185-121-04
2044 185-121-05
2045 185-121-06
2046 185-121-07
2047 185-121-08
2048 185-121-09
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2049 185-121-10
2050 185-121-11
2051 185-121-12
2052 185-121-13
2053 185-121-14
2054 185-131-01
2055 185-131-02
2056 185-131-03
2057 185-131-04
2058 185-131-05
2059 185-131-06
2060 185-131-07
2061 185-131-08
2062 185-131-09
2063 185-131-10
2064 185-131-11
2065 185-131-12
2066 185-131-13
2067 185-131-14
2068 185-131-15
2069 185-132-01
2070 185-132-02
2071 185-132-03
2072 185-132-04
2073 185-132-05
2074 185-132-06
2075 185-132-07
2076 185-132-08
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Number
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2077 185-132-09
2078 185-132-10
2079 185-132-11
2080 185-132-12
2081 185-132-13
2082 185-132-14
2083 185-132-15
2084 185-132-16
2085 185-132-17
2086 185-132-18
2087 185-132-19
2088 185-132-20
2089 185-132-21
2090 185-133-02
2091 185-133-03
2092 185-133-04
2093 185-133-05
2094 185-133-06
2095 185-133-07
2096 185-133-08
2097 185-133-09
2098 185-133-10
2099 185-133-11
2100 185-133-12
2101 185-133-13
2102 185-133-14
2103 185-141-01
2104 185-141-02
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2105 185-142-01
2106 185-142-02
2107 185-142-03
2108 185-142-04
2109 185-142-05
2110 185-142-06
2111 185-142-07
2112 185-142-08
2113 185-142-09
2114 185-142-10
2115 185-143-01
2116 185-143-02
2117 185-143-03
2118 185-143-04
2119 185-143-05
2120 185-143-06
2121 185-143-07
2122 185-143-08
2123 185-143-09
2124 185-143-10
2125 185-143-11
2126 185-143-12
2127 185-143-13
2128 185-143-14
2129 185-143-15
2130 185-143-16
2131 185-143-17
2132 185-143-18
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2133 185-143-19
2134 185-143-20
2135 185-143-21
2136 185-143-22
2137 185-143-23
2138 185-143-24
2139 185-143-25
2140 185-144-01
2141 185-144-02
2142 185-144-03
2143 185-144-04
2144 185-144-05
2145 185-144-06
2146 185-144-07
2147 185-144-08
2148 185-144-09
2149 185-144-10
2150 185-144-11
2151 185-144-12
2152 185-144-13
2153 185-144-14
2154 185-144-15
2155 185-145-01
2156 185-145-02
2157 185-145-03
2158 185-145-04
2159 185-145-05
2160 185-145-06
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2161 185-145-07
2162 185-145-08
2163 185-145-09
2164 185-145-10
2165 185-145-11
2166 185-146-01
2167 185-146-02
2168 185-146-03
2169 185-146-04
2170 185-146-05
2171 185-146-06
2172 185-146-07
2173 185-146-08
2174 185-146-09
2175 185-151-01
2176 185-151-02
2177 185-152-01
2178 185-152-04
2179 185-153-01
2180 185-153-02
2181 185-153-03
2182 185-153-04
2183 185-153-05
2184 185-153-06
2185 185-153-07
2186 185-153-08
2187 185-153-09
2188 185-153-10
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2189 185-153-11
2190 185-153-12
2191 185-153-13
2192 185-153-14
2193 185-153-15
2194 185-153-16
2195 185-153-17
2196 185-153-18
2197 185-153-19
2198 185-153-20
2199 185-153-21
2200 185-154-01
2201 185-154-02
2202 185-154-03
2203 185-154-04
2204 185-154-05
2205 185-154-06
2206 185-154-07
2207 185-154-08
2208 185-154-11
2209 185-154-12
2210 185-154-13
2211 185-154-14
2212 185-154-15
2213 185-154-16
2214 185-154-17
2215 185-154-18
2216 185-154-19
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2217 185-154-20
2218 185-154-21
2219 185-154-23
2220 185-155-01
2221 185-155-02
2222 185-155-03
2223 185-156-01
2224 185-156-02
2225 185-156-03
2226 185-156-04
2227 185-156-05
2228 185-156-06
2229 185-157-01
2230 185-157-02
2231 185-157-03
2232 185-157-04
2233 185-157-05
2234 185-157-06
2235 185-157-07
2236 185-157-08
2237 185-158-01
2238 185-158-02
2239 185-161-01
2240 185-161-02
2241 185-161-03
2242 185-161-04
2243 185-161-05
2244 185-161-06
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2245 185-161-07
2246 185-161-08
2247 185-161-09
2248 185-161-10
2249 185-161-11
2250 185-161-12
2251 185-161-13
2252 185-161-14
2253 185-161-15
2254 185-161-16
2255 185-161-17
2256 185-161-18
2257 185-162-01
2258 185-162-02
2259 185-162-03
2260 185-162-04
2261 185-162-05
2262 185-162-06
2263 185-162-07
2264 185-162-08
2265 185-163-01
2266 185-163-02
2267 185-163-03
2268 185-163-04
2269 185-163-05
2270 185-163-06
2271 185-163-07
2272 185-163-08
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2273 185-163-09
2274 185-163-10
2275 185-163-11
2276 185-163-12
2277 185-163-13
2278 185-163-16
2279 185-163-17
2280 185-163-18
2281 185-163-19
2282 185-163-20
2283 185-164-01
2284 185-164-02
2285 185-171-01
2286 185-171-02
2287 185-171-03
2288 185-171-04
2289 185-171-05
2290 185-171-06
2291 185-172-01
2292 185-172-02
2293 185-172-03
2294 185-172-04
2295 185-172-05
2296 185-173-01
2297 185-173-02
2298 185-173-03
2299 185-173-04
2300 185-173-05
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2301 185-173-06
2302 185-173-07
2303 185-173-08
2304 185-173-09
2305 185-173-10
2306 185-173-14
2307 185-173-18
2308 185-173-19
2309 185-174-01
2310 185-174-02
2311 185-174-03
2312 185-174-04
2313 185-191-01
2314 185-191-02
2315 185-192-01
2316 185-192-02
2317 185-192-03
2318 185-192-04
2319 185-192-05
2320 185-193-01
2321 185-193-02
2322 185-193-03
2323 185-193-04
2324 185-193-05
2325 185-193-06
2326 185-193-07
2327 185-193-08
2328 185-193-09
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2329 185-193-10
2330 185-193-11
2331 185-193-14
2332 185-193-15
2333 185-193-16
2334 185-193-17
2335 185-193-19
2336 185-194-01
2337 185-194-02
2338 185-194-03
2339 185-194-04
2340 185-194-05
2341 185-194-06
2342 185-194-07
2343 185-194-08
2344 185-194-09
2345 185-194-10
2346 185-194-11
2347 185-194-12
2348 185-194-13
2349 185-194-14
2350 185-195-01
2351 185-195-02
2352 185-195-03
2353 185-195-04
2354 185-195-05
2355 185-195-06
2356 185-195-07
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2357 185-195-08
2358 185-195-09
2359 185-195-10
2360 185-195-11
2361 185-195-12
2362 185-195-13
2363 185-195-14
2364 185-195-15
2365 185-195-16
2366 185-195-17
2367 185-195-18
2368 185-195-19
2369 185-196-01
2370 185-196-02
2371 185-196-03
2372 185-196-06
2373 185-196-07
2374 185-196-08
2375 185-196-09
2376 185-196-10
2377 185-197-01
2378 185-197-02
2379 185-197-03
2380 185-197-04
2381 185-201-01
2382 185-201-02
2383 185-201-04
2384 185-201-06
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Number
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2385 185-201-07
2386 185-201-08
2387 185-201-09
2388 185-201-10
2389 185-201-11
2390 185-201-12
2391 185-201-13
2392 185-201-14
2393 185-201-15
2394 185-201-16
2395 185-201-17
2396 185-221-01
2397 185-221-02
2398 185-221-03
2399 185-221-04
2400 185-221-05
2401 185-221-06
2402 185-221-07
2403 185-221-09
2404 185-221-10
2405 185-221-13
2406 185-221-15
2407 185-221-16
2408 185-221-17
2409 185-221-18
2410 185-221-19
2411 185-221-20
2412 185-221-21
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2413 185-221-22
2414 185-221-23
2415 185-221-25
2416 185-221-28
2417 185-221-30
2418 185-221-31
2419 185-222-01
2420 185-222-02
2421 185-222-03
2422 185-222-04
2423 185-222-05
2424 185-222-06
2425 185-222-07
2426 185-222-08
2427 185-222-09
2428 185-251-01
2429 185-251-02
2430 185-251-03
2431 185-251-04
2432 185-251-05
2433 185-251-06
2434 185-252-01
2435 185-252-02
2436 185-253-01
2437 185-253-02
2438 185-253-03
2439 185-253-04
2440 185-253-05
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2441 185-253-06
2442 185-253-07
2443 185-254-01
2444 185-254-02
2445 185-254-03
2446 185-254-04
2447 185-254-05
2448 185-255-01
2449 185-255-02
2450 185-255-03
2451 185-255-04
2452 185-255-05
2453 185-255-06
2454 185-255-07
2455 185-255-08
2456 185-255-09
2457 185-255-10
2458 185-255-11
2459 185-255-12
2460 185-255-13
2461 185-256-01
2462 185-256-02
2463 185-256-03
2464 185-256-04
2465 185-256-05
2466 185-271-01
2467 185-271-02
2468 185-271-03
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2469 185-271-04
2470 185-271-05
2471 185-271-06
2472 185-271-07
2473 185-271-08
2474 185-271-09
2475 185-271-10
2476 185-271-11
2477 185-271-12
2478 185-271-13
2479 185-271-14
2480 185-271-15
2481 185-271-16
2482 185-272-01
2483 185-272-02
2484 185-272-03
2485 185-272-04
2486 185-272-05
2487 185-272-06
2488 185-272-07
2489 185-273-01
2490 185-273-02
2491 186-041-02
2492 186-041-03
2493 186-042-02
2494 186-042-03
2495 186-051-05
2496 186-051-06
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2497 186-051-07
2498 186-051-08
2499 186-051-09
2500 186-051-10
2501 186-051-11
2502 186-051-12
2503 186-051-13
2504 186-071-03
2505 186-071-04
2506 186-071-05
2507 186-071-09
2508 186-072-01
2509 186-072-09
2510 186-072-10
2511 186-072-16
2512 186-072-17
2513 186-081-05
2514 186-081-07
2515 186-081-08
2516 186-081-09
2517 186-081-10
2518 186-081-15
2519 186-081-16
2520 186-081-17
2521 186-081-18
2522 186-081-19
2523 186-081-20
2524 186-081-21
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Number
Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2525 186-082-01
2526 186-082-02
2527 186-091-01
2528 186-091-02
2529 186-091-08
2530 186-091-10
2531 186-092-01
2532 186-092-02
2533 186-092-04
2534 186-092-05
2535 186-092-06
2536 186-092-08
2537 186-092-09
2538 186-092-10
2539 186-092-11
2540 186-092-12
2541 186-092-14
2542 186-101-02
2543 186-101-03
2544 186-101-04
2545 186-101-05
2546 186-101-06
2547 186-101-08
2548 186-101-09
2549 186-101-10
2550 186-101-13
2551 186-101-14
2552 186-101-15
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2553 186-101-16
2554 186-101-17
2555 186-111-01
2556 186-111-02
2557 186-112-01
2558 186-112-02
2560 186-112-07
2561 186-112-08
2562 186-112-14
2563 186-112-15
2564 186-112-16
2565 186-112-18
2568 186-112-21
2569 186-112-22
2559M 186-112-23
2570 186-121-14
2571 186-121-17
2572 186-121-18
2573 186-121-21
2574 186-121-24
2575 186-121-25
2576 186-121-28
2577 186-121-29
2578 186-121-30
2579 186-121-31
2582 186-121-36
2580M 186-121-37
2583 186-122-07
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Assessor's Parcel
Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2584 186-122-08
2585 186-131-03
2586 186-131-04
2587 186-132-04
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2612 186-141-17
2613 186-141-20
2614 186-141-22
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2639 186-142-27
2640 186-142-30
2642 186-142-32
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
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2643 186-142-33
2644 186-142-34
2645 186-142-35
2646 186-142-36
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2647 186-152-02
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2664 186-153-36
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2667 186-153-44
2668 186-153-45
2669 186-153-48
2670 186-153-49
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
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2671 186-153-51
2672 186-153-52
2673 186-153-53
2674 186-153-55
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2686 186-470-66
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2689 186-470-87
2690 186-470-90
2691 186-470-91
2692 186-470-93
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2693 186-470-99
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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2694 186-491-01
2695 186-491-02
2696 186-491-03
2697 186-491-04
2698 186-491-05
2699 186-491-06
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2715 186-493-01
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2717 186-493-03
2718 186-493-05
2719 186-493-06
2720 186-493-07
2721 186-493-08
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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2722 186-493-09
2723 186-493-10
2724 186-493-11
2725 186-493-12
2726 186-493-13
2727 186-493-14
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2730 186-493-17
2731 186-493-18
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2742 186-493-30
2743 186-494-01
2744 186-494-02
2745 186-494-03
2746 186-494-04
2747 186-494-05
2748 186-495-01
2749 186-495-02
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2750 186-495-03
2751 186-495-04
2752 186-495-05
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2757 186-502-03
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2770 186-502-19
2771 186-502-20
2772 186-502-22
2773 186-502-23
2774 186-502-25
2775 186-503-01
2776 186-503-02
2777 186-503-03
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2778 186-503-04
2779 186-503-05
2780 186-503-06
2781 186-503-07
2782 186-504-02
2783 186-504-03
2784 186-504-04
2785 186-504-05
2786 186-504-06
2787 186-504-08
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2789 186-510-02
2790 186-510-03
2791 186-510-04
2792 186-510-05
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2794 186-520-02
2795 186-520-03
2796 186-520-06
2797 186-520-09
2798 186-520-10
2799 186-520-11
2800 186-520-12
2801 186-520-13
2802 186-520-14
2803 186-520-15
2804 186-520-16
2805 186-520-19
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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(Redacted)
2806 186-520-20
2807 186-530-01
2808 186-530-02
2809 186-530-03
2810 186-530-06
2811 186-530-07
2812 186-530-08
2813 186-530-09
2814 186-530-10
2815 186-530-11
2816 186-530-12
2817 186-530-13
2818 186-530-14
2819 186-530-15
2820 186-530-16
2821 186-530-17
2822 186-530-18
2823 186-530-19
2824 186-530-20
2825 186-530-21
2826 186-530-22
2827 186-530-23
2828 186-530-24
2829 186-530-25
2830 186-530-26
2831 186-530-27
2832 186-530-28
2833 186-530-29
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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2834 186-530-30
2835 186-530-31
2836 186-530-32
2837 186-530-33
2838 186-530-34
2839 186-530-35
2840 186-530-36
2841 186-530-37
2842 186-530-38
2843 186-530-39
2844 186-530-40
2845 186-530-41
2846 186-530-42
2847 186-530-43
2848 186-530-44
2849 186-530-45
2850 186-530-46
2851 186-530-47
2852 186-530-48
2853 186-530-49
2854 186-530-50
2855 186-530-51
2856 186-530-52
2857 186-530-53
2858 186-530-54
2859 186-530-55
2860 186-530-56
2861 186-530-57
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
Zip
(Redacted)
2862 186-530-58
2863 186-530-59
2864 186-530-60
2865 186-530-61
2866 186-530-64
2867 186-530-66
2868 186-530-67
2869 186-530-68
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2871 186-540-02
2872 186-540-03
2873 186-540-04
2874 186-540-05
2875 186-540-06
2876 186-540-07
2877 186-540-08
2878 186-540-09
2879 186-540-10
2880 186-540-11
2881 186-540-12
2882 186-540-13
2883 186-540-14
2884 186-540-15
2885 186-540-16
2886 186-540-17
2887 186-540-18
2888 186-540-19
2889 186-540-20
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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(Redacted)
2890 186-540-21
2891 186-540-22
2892 186-540-23
2893 186-540-24
2894 186-540-25
2895 186-540-26
2896 186-540-27
2897 186-540-28
2898 186-540-29
2899 186-540-30
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2904 186-540-35
2905 186-540-36
2906 186-540-37
2907 186-540-38
2908 186-540-39
2909 186-540-40
2910 186-540-41
2911 186-540-42
2912 186-540-43
2913 186-540-44
2914 186-540-45
2915 186-540-46
2916 186-540-47
2917 186-540-48
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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2918 186-540-49
2919 186-540-50
2920 186-540-51
2921 186-540-52
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2923 186-551-02
2924 186-551-03
2925 186-551-04
2926 186-551-05
2927 186-551-08
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2939 186-551-25
2940 186-551-26
2941 186-551-27
2942 186-551-28
2943 186-551-29
2944 186-551-30
2945 186-551-31
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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2946 186-551-32
2947 186-551-33
2948 186-551-34
2949 186-551-35
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2952 186-551-38
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2955 186-551-45
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2959 186-552-01
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2961 186-552-03
2962 186-552-05
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2964 186-552-07
2965 186-552-08
2966 186-560-01
2967 186-560-02
2968 186-560-03
2969 186-560-04
2970 186-560-05
2971 186-560-06
2972 186-560-07
2973 186-560-08
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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(Redacted)
2974 186-560-09
2975 186-560-10
2976 186-560-11
2977 186-560-12
2978 186-560-13
2979 186-560-14
2980 186-560-15
2981 186-560-16
2982 186-560-17
2983 186-560-18
2984 186-560-19
2985 186-560-20
2986 186-560-21
2987 186-560-22
2988 186-560-23
2989 186-560-24
2990 186-560-25
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2992 186-560-27
2993 186-560-28
2994 186-571-01
2995 186-571-02
2996 186-571-03
2997 186-571-04
2998 186-571-09
2999 186-571-10
3000 186-571-11
3001 186-571-12
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Number Name (redacted) Address (Redacted) City (Redacted) State (Redacted)
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3002 186-571-22
3003 186-571-23
3004 186-571-24
3005 186-571-25
3006 186-571-26
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See sheets 1 through 35 in Appendix B.
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FOR CITY CLERK ONLY
Council Meeting: _______________________
Disposition: ___________________________ 4896-2091-3001 v1 Agenda Item No: 5.c
Meeting Date: July 17, 2023

SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
Department: Police Department
Prepared by: David C. Spiller, Police Chief City Manager Approval: ______________ TOPIC: SAN RAFAEL POLICE DEPARTMENT AB 481 MILITARY EQUIPMENT ANNUAL

REPORT AND RENEWAL OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE POLICY
SUBJECT: RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL RENEWING

THE ORDINANCE APPROVING SAN RAFAEL POLICE DEPARTMENT MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE POLICY 706
RECOMMENDATION:

Adopt the resolution renewing the ordinance approving San Rafael Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy 706.

BACKGROUND:

The California Legislature passed Assembly Bill (AB 481) in 2021, which requires the applicable governing body to adopt an ordinance approving a military equipment use policy for the funding, acquisition, and use of military equipment by a law enforcement agency.

In May of 2022, the City Council adopted Ordinance 2007, adding Chapter 2.52 to the San Rafael Municipal Code, to establish the requirements for approval and annual review of a military equipment policy. In Division 3 of Ordinance 2007, the City Council also approved Policy 706 - Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy, and a Military Equipment Inventory List dated March 7, 2022.

In order to continue the use of military equipment, Government Code §§ 7070-7072 require each law enforcement agency's governing body to review an annual report and renew any ordinance it has adopted approving the funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment.

ANALYSIS:

The San Rafael Police Department (SRPD) AB 481 Military Equipment Annual Report for calendar year 2022 is attached to this staff report and includes the following:
(1) A summary of how the military equipment was used and the purpose of its use. (2) A summary of any complaints or concerns received concerning the military equipment.

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(3) The results of any internal audits, any information about violations of the military equipment use policy, and any actions taken in response.
(4) The total annual cost for each type of military equipment, including acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, and other ongoing costs, and from what source funds will be provided for the military equipment in the calendar year following submission of the annual military equipment report.
(5) The quantity possessed for each type of military equipment. (6) If the law enforcement agency intends to acquire additional military equipment in the next year, the quantity sought for each type of military equipment.

The current inventory of military equipment has not changed since 2022 and is included as an attachment to the annual report.

As described in the annual report, the SRPD in most instances only deployed military equipment for training purposes. However, SRPD did have cause to deploy some equipment in the course of their duties. As described, this included a command trailer (category 5) being used in conjunction with a DUI checkpoint, and three instances of utilizing less than lethal impact devices (Category 14) where suspects in each incident actively resisted officers in their attempts to apprehend them. As noted in the report, SRPD did not receive any complaints about the use of military equipment during the reporting period, nor did any internal audits reveal any violations of policy.

The military equipment inventory in the annual report documents the purpose of use, costs, and quantity of each item of military equipment used by the SRPD. The inventory has not changed since 2022.

The annual report identifies the new purchase or procurement of the following equipment:
• SRPD is requesting the replacement of ten (10) aging / end of service patrol rifles. The patrol service rifles are individually assigned to sworn department members and the departments inventory represents nearly 15 years of service life. SRPD staff is working to replace these aging rifles at 10 per year over the next several years. • SRPD intends to “de-inventory” eight (8) non-serviceable precision rifles (formerly utilized by precision rifle operators assigned to SWAT) and purchase two (2) more reliable and accurate rifles and accessories.

The SRPD has not obtained, nor does it utilize, any equipment procured from the United States Department of Defense through the Law Enforcement Support Program (also known as the 1028 or 1033 program).

Military Equipment Use Policy 706 is effective, and no circumstances have changed that would require an update to the policy. Thus, no changes are recommended approving Military Equipment Use Policy 706.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH:

SRPD Military Equipment Use Policy 706 is posted on SRPD’s website. On April 26, 2023, Police Department staff facilitated a virtual town hall-style meeting to inform the public about the department’s inventory and use of “military style” equipment. All required elements of the annual report were presented.

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community meeting, nor were any questions directed to staff regarding the presentation. This meeting was recorded and posted to the SRPD’s website for community access.

The SRPD maintains a feedback tab on the SRPD website for the public to share comments of support or concern regarding the use of “military style” equipment. SRPD did not receive any complaints concerning the military equipment; however, staff did receive one (1) comment of support for the department having the ability to have such equipment if needed to provide safety or security to the community.

FISCAL IMPACT:

The expenditures for the purchase of equipment identified in the annual report are captured and budgeted in the SRPD’s equipment fund.

Description Cost
Replacement cost of 10 new patrol rifles: $9,528
Purchase of two new precision rifles with necessary
accessories
$2,222
Total $11,750
OPTIONS:

The City Council has the following options to consider on this matter:

1. Adopt the resolution renewing the ordinance approving Military Equipment Use Policy 706.

2. Adopt a revised resolution with changes to the Military Equipment Use Policy 706.

3. Do not adopt the resolution.

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

Adopt the resolution renewing the ordinance approving San Rafael Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy 706.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. San Rafael Police Department 2022 AB 481 Military Equipment Annual Report, with Equipment Inventory

2. Ordinance No. 2007

3. San Rafael Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy 706

4. Resolution
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AB 481 Military Equipment
Annual Report 2022
Prepared by:

Lieutenant Scott Eberle
San Rafael Police Department
July 2023
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Military Equipment Use AB 481 Compliance Requirements:
• Adoption of the ordinance approving Military Use Policy (Completed May 2022, Ordinance No. 2007, Policy 706)
• Held the initial Community Engagement Meeting (March 28th, 2022) • Held annual meeting on April 26, 2023
• Current Military Equipment Inventory (Attached)
• Annual Report (See below)
Annual Report Description:

Assembly Bill 481 requires the police department to report annually on the inventory, procurement, use, and misuse of covered military equipment items. The annual report also includes a description of new military equipment the police department seeks City Council approval for acquisition and funding.

Per AB 481, the annual report must include the following:
(1) A summary of how the military equipment was used and the purpose of its use. (2) A summary of any complaints or concerns received concerning the military equipment. (3) The results of any internal audits, any information about violations of the military equipment use policy, and any actions taken in response.
(4) The total annual cost for each type of military equipment, including acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, and other ongoing costs, and from what source funds will be provided for the military equipment in the calendar year following submission of the annual military equipment report.
(5) The quantity possessed for each type of military equipment. (6) If the law enforcement agency intends to acquire additional military equipment in the next year, the quantity sought for each type of military equipment.

Equipment Usage for 2022:

As evident in the Military Equipment Inventory, the San Rafael Police Department does not own any equipment in categories 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, or 13.
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Category 1: Tactical Robot and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles* None of the equipment in Category 1 was utilized in 2022, except in training situations including range and SWAT.
*The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle is a shared piece of equipment that the Novato Police Department purchased and stores.

Category 2: Armored Rescue Vehicle: Ford Transit-Van
None of the equipment in Category 2 was utilized in 2022 in San Rafael, except in training situations including range and SWAT.

The Armored Rescue Vehicle is a shared resource with Novato Police Department. The San Rafael – Novato Crisis Response Unit (CRU) deployed the Armored Rescue Vehicle three times in 2022. Two of those occasions were in the City of Novato. One was for a robbery suspect on 03/10/2022 and the other was for the arrest of a homicide suspect on 06/15/2022.

On the third occasion, the ARV was deployed on 11/13/2022 to a man who was threatening people with a knife. After hours of de-escalation, the ARV was used to transport Crisis Negotiators and Patrol officers closer to communicate with the subject and eventually take him into custody.

Category 5: Command Trailer
In December of 2022, the Command Trailer was utilized at a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Checkpoint. The trailer was used for communications, logistical support, and equipment storage.

Category 7: Breaching Projectiles
None of the equipment in Category 7 was utilized in 2022.

Category 10: Patrol and SWAT Rifles and ammunition
None of the equipment in Category 10 was utilized in 2022, except in training situations including range and SWAT.

Category 12: Diversionary Device, Tear Gas &Air Powered Less Lethal Device (pepper ball)
None of the equipment in Category 12 was utilized in 2022, except in training situations including range and SWAT.

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In 2022, the San Rafael Police Department utilized the equipment in Category 14 in training situations including the range and SWAT training. The police department also used Less than Lethal Impact Devices in the following three incidents.

1. On 08/03/2022, at approximately 5:14 am, SRPD officers were dispatched to 31 Novato Street for a report of a person that appeared to be intoxicated trying to break into cars.

While canvassing the area, officers saw a subject matching the suspect description.

Officers recognize the suspect who was known to have a propensity towards violence and had fought with officers in the past. Officers gave the suspect multiple commands and tried to de-escalate the situation with no response. The suspect then took a fighting stance. After numerous attempts to have the suspect comply with commands, the suspect was not de-escalating and becoming more hostile with officers by raising his voice and clenching his fist. At that time, he was shot four times with the Less than Lethal Impact Device (shotgun) and sprayed with Oleoresin Capsicum (OC). The suspect stopped resisting and was taken into custody without further incident.

2. On 08-18-2022, at approximately 11:56 am, SRPD received a call of a sexual assault that just occurred on the fire road that leads up to Robert Dollar Hill. San Rafael Police officers were able to identify the suspect and quickly set up a perimeter around the area.

The suspect was located in the open space area and fled from multiple officers. Because the suspect had a history of violence and was a threat to the community, officers deployed their less-than-lethal shotguns. As the officers were chasing the suspect, he began throwing rocks at the officers, nearly missing one of them. The officers gave the suspect multiple commands to stop but he did not comply. Because of the suspect's violent past, the current sexual assault charge, and the danger he posed to the public, one officer deployed one round from the 40mm Less than Lethal Impact Device striking the suspect in the lower back. The suspect still did not comply and rolled down the hill and out of view. Approximately 5 hours later, officers located the suspect and were able to take him into custody without further incident.

3. On 11-13-2022, at approximately 1:51 pm, SRPD officers responded to the Mcdonald's restaurant at 190 Merrydale Road for an altercation inside the business. Upon arrival, officers contacted the suspect on the west side of the building. It was determined that the suspect had attempted to assault a victim, struck a victim with his fist, and attempted to stab another victim with a box cutter while threatening him. The Crisis Negotiations Team negotiated with the suspect for over three hours but he would not comply. At one point the police K9 was sent to the suspect to gain compliance but the suspect grabbed the dog and put it in a headlock. The Crisis Negotiations Team and the arrest team utilized the Armored Response Vehicle (category 1) to move closer to the suspect. As the suspect was becoming more agitated and did not drop the knife an officer fired one 40mm Less than Lethal Impact Device round striking the suspect in the stomach area. 4892-5804-0425 v1
The suspect then dropped the knife and officers were able to take the suspect into custody without further incident.

Summary of Complaints for 2022:

The San Rafael Police Department did not receive any complaints concerning military equipment in 2022.

Violations of Policy 706:

An internal review revealed no violations of Policy 706.

Total Annual Cost for Military Equipment:

The fiscal impact for yearly maintenance costs for each category is documented in the attached Military Equipment Inventory. There have been no new purchases of any equipment besides replacing ammunition that was used for training purposes.

Replacement Military Equipment Inventory List:

1. Rifles for Patrol (Category 10 on Current Inventory List) Proposed Weapon system to replace current rifles: COLT AR15 16" CARBINE 1/7 .223 RIFLE We currently have 84 Colt Rifles assigned to patrol. More than half of them are over 10 years old and in need of replacement. With this current replacement schedule, we would replace ten (10) a year until our patrol rifles were all within warranty.

The make and model of our current patrol rifles are the same make and model as our current inventory COLT AR14 16” CARBINE .223 Rifle.

DESCRIPTION: COLT AR15 16" CARBINE 1/7 .223 RIFLE will be assigned to a specific person on patrol and only to be utilized for training, and patrol. They offer a higher degree of accuracy at long distances. The ammunition used in rifles is also more effective at penetrating body armor (as some suspects have worn during high-profile shooting events in the country).

They are normally kept secured in patrol vehicles and secured in the Armory at the Public Safety 4892-5804-0425 v1
Center. They will only be deployed on specific incidents where Officers believe guns or weapons are involved.

TOTAL REPLACEMENT COST: is $9,528.68 for 10 rifles, (based on the current quote but could vary depending on the time of purchase). We would destroy 10 old rifles in accordance with DOJ laws and policy and they would be removed from our inventory.

PURPOSE: To be used as a precision weapon to address a threat with more precision and/or greater distances than a handgun, if present and feasible.

AUTHORIZED USE: Members may deploy the rifle in any circumstance where the member can articulate a reasonable expectation that the rifle may be needed subjective to the Legal and Procedural Rules found below. Situations for the use of these weapon systems may include, but are not limited to the following:
- Situations where the member reasonably anticipates an armed encounter - Officers May use deadly force to protect themselves or others from what they reasonably believe is an imminent threat of death or serious bodily injury.

LIFESPAN:
- COLT AR15 16" CARBINE 1/7 .223 RIFLE - 10 years
TRAINING: Officers must successfully complete a 24- hour patrol rifle course as well as regular Department firearms training and qualifications as required by law and policy. Firearm Instructors attend a 40-hour POST-approved rifle instructor class, and SWAT personnel must attend an 80-hour basic SWAT Team course.

FISCAL IMPACT: Annual Maintenance is approximately $100 per rifle LEGAL AND PROCEDURAL RULES: Use of patrol rifles and ammunition is subject to the requirements of POLICY 300 (USE OF FORCE), Policy 306 (FIREARMS). It is the policy of the San Rafael Police Department to utilize rifles only for official law enforcement purposes, in accordance with all requirements under State and Federal law, including those regarding the use of force.

New Proposed Items for the Military Equipment Inventory List

1. Sniper/PROT Rifles for SWAT (Category 10 on our current inventory list) Our current Precision Rifle and Observation Team (PROT) has eight (8) rifles assigned to them.

We would like to replace the eight rifles with two updated rifles and supporting equipment. The trade would be with a Federal-Firearm authorized dealer Mile High Shooting, the sole U.S. distributor of Accuracy International rifles.
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Current Rifles assigned to Precision Rife and Observer Team:

Four (4) Knights Armament SR-25s
Three (3) Knights Armament SR-15 E3’s
One (1) Olympic AR-15
Proposed Weapon system to replace current rifles for the Precision:

Two (2) Accuracy International AT-LE rifles
Two (2) Thunderbeast precision suppressors
Two (2) observation and shooting support kits, which include bipods and rail adaptors.

Currently, the precision rifle and observer team has four Knights Armament SR-25s, three Knights Armament SR-15s, and one Olympic AR-15. These rifles are 10 years old and should be replaced. The proposed Accuracy International AT-LE rifles are more accurate and reliable than the Knights Armament and Olympic rifles. Accuracy and reliability are vital in lifethreatening situations where these rifles would be deployed.

DESCRIPTION: The Accuracy International AT-LE rifles fire a .308 caliber bullet. This rifle may only be used by a SWAT Officer trained and certified to be a precision rifle and observer and may be deployed to assist the SWAT team in a critical incident or emergency. San Rafael Police currently have two PROT members.

TOTAL REPLACEMENT COST: $2,222.18. The seven Knights Armament and one Olympic Arm rifle will be sent to Mile High Shooting and taken out of the San Rafael Police Departments Inventory with approval of its replacement.

PURPOSE: This rifle may only be used by a SWAT Officer trained and certified to be a sniper or precision rifle and observer and may be deployed to assist the SWAT team in a critical incident or emergency. The main use of this weapon is for observation of an incident and to be able to accurately and immediately be able to stop a threat to life.

AUTHORIZED USE: Subject to Legal and Procedural Rules listed below, examples of situations for deploying the sniper rifle may include, but are not limited to the following:
- Situations where the member reasonably anticipates an armed encounter. - Officers May use deadly force to protect themselves or others from what they reasonably believe is an imminent threat of death or serious bodily injury.

LIFESPAN: The .308 Caliber, Accuracy International AT-LE: Approximately 15 years.

TRAINING: In addition to patrol rifle and standard SWAT operator training, SWAT snipers must successfully complete a California POST-certified sniper course as well as regular SWAT sniper training and qualifications as required by law and policy.

FISCAL IMPACT: Annual maintenance is approximately $100 per rifle. 4892-5804-0425 v1
LEGAL AND PROCEDURAL RULES: Use of the sniper rifles and ammunition is subject to the requirements of the San Rafael/Novato Crisis Response Team Standard Operating Procedures, Policy 300 (USE OF FORCE), Policy 306 (Firearms), and Policy 407 (HOSTAGE AND BARRICADE INCIDENTS). It is the policy of the San Rafael Police Department to utilize rifles only for official law enforcement purposes, in accordance with all requirements under State and Federal law, including those regarding the use of force.

Agency Name Military Equipment Inventory 1
Type Description Quantity Capabilities Expected
lifespan Manufacturer's description Purpose and authorized uses Fiscal impact Legal and procedural rules Required
training
Compliance
mechanisms
Category 1
Tactical Robot ROBOTEX remote controlled tactical robot, track driven, attachable arm and trailers 1
Remote
intelligence
gathering device
10 years
The AVATAR® enhances the capabilities of SWAT and tactical response teams by allowing them to quickly and safely inspect dangerous situations, there is no longer a need to send personnel in before you’ve had a chance to assess the situation
Emergency incidents above
normal patrol operations.
$27,627.68
initial cost in
2010. $500
average yearly
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policy
300.

Agency authorized
orientation course
Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Tactical Robot Northern Lights Tactical remote controlled, armored tactical robot 1
Larger and
heavier robot
capable of
delivering items
in high risk
situations and
range training
10 years Northern Lights Tactical TRACS robot target system. Features 10-inch foamfilled tires and has a top speed of 7 miles per hour.

Range training for moving
targets. And exceptional high
risk situations.
$10,025 initial
cost in 2008.
$100 average
yearly
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policy 300
and range procedures None
Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Shared with
Novato PD) Small unmanned aerial system 4
28 minute flight
time per battery,
maximum
transmission
distance 3-10
km based on
surroundings
3 years Grey DJI unmanned aerial system, <249 g weight, four rotor remotely operated airframe with video and photo capability
All-hazard and incidents which
would benefit from an aerial
perspective.
$2,000 initial
cost; $500
annual
maintenance
Refer to Novato PD
policies 613.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
Monthly
individual
training; Quarterly
team training.

Requires Watch
Commander
authorization
Category 2
Armored Rescue Vehicle: Ford TransitVan 350 HD (Shared with Novato PD) Armored, wheeled vehicle. White, reflective San
Rafael / Novato PD markings and red/blue lights.

Equipped with a siren. Can hold a driver,
equipment, and seven passengers.
1 Range 100 mi.

Armor rated to
.50 cal.
10 years Four-wheeled, five-speed automatic transmission, gas engine-powered personnel carrier with ballistic glass and armor rated to .50 cal.

To provide for the safe
transport, security, and rescue
of agency personnel and
citizens in high-risk incidents.

Shared
resource with
Novato PD,
$150,272.50
initial cost,
$1000 annual
maintenance
costs
Refer to policies 702,
703.

Agency-authored
orientation course
Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Category 5
Command Trailer: 2006 Sundowner 30 foot wheeled trailer, bathroom, towable, white, reflective San Rafael Mobile Command markings 1
equipment
movement,
command and
control mobile
location
10 years Towable, wheeled-trailer
Equipment movement / mobile
dispatch, command meeting
location at emergency
incidents.

Purchased in
2006.
$18,727.
$500 annually
maintenance
cost
Refer to policies 702, 703
Class A drivers
license required to
tow
None
Category 7
Breaching Projectiles: Remington TB12BK 12 Gauge breaching rounds 100 Operational range 0-1 foot 5 years Ballistic breaching round used to defeat a variety of structures to include exterior and interior doors.

To breach entrances beyond
the capabilities of hand held /
impact methods.
$150 initial
purchase for
duty
projectiles,
less than $50
per year for on
going cost
Refer to policies 300,
303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Category 10
Patrol Rifle (COLT, Olympic Arms &
Knights Armament)
.223 caliber AR-15 rifle, semi automatic [Standard
Issue Firearm - Patrol Application] 84 Single round 10 years M4/AR15 semi-automatic rifle, gas operated, 16.1 inch barrel Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$884 each for
initial
purchase
$5,00 ongoing
for maintained
costs.

Refer to SRPD policies
300 &306.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Rifle: COLT (SWAT Operator) .223 caliber M-4 semi-automatic rifle, short barrel 15 Single or
multiple round
option
10 years M-4 semi-automatic rifle, 11.4 inch barrel
Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$1,200 each,
$500 yearly
maintenance
costs.

Refer to SRPD policies
300 & 306.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Agency Name
Agency Name Military Equipment Inventory 2
Rifle : Knights Armament SR-25 .308 Caliber semi-automatic rifle with suppressor 4 Single round only 10 years Precision .308 caliber, gas-operated rifle Precision Rifle team use.

Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$4,460 each
initial cost,
$500 yearly
maintenance
Refer to SRPD policies
300 & 306.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
monthly refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.
.223 caliber rounds .223 caliber rounds (Patrol Rifle Rounds) $10,000+ operational
range 0-1000
yards
N/A .223 caliber rounds
Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$358 per 1000
rounds,
$10,000 a year
for ongoing
replacement
costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300 & 306.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).
.308 caliber rounds .308 caliber rounds (Precision Rifle Rounds) 500+ Operational
range 0-1000
yards
N/A .308 caliber rounds
Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$450 per 500
rounds, $450
a year for
replacement
rounds
Refer to SRPD policies
300 & 306.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Category 12
Diversionary Device - Def-Tec Diversionary Device with reloads 45 Approx. 162db at 5 feet 5 years A reloadable unit that can be used up to 30 times.

Distraction / diversionary
device to be used in high risk
situations in accordance to
policy.
$35 each, no
ongoing costs.

Refer to SRPD policy 300
303,303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Diversionary Device - ALS-TRMR Reloadable Diversionary Device (Housing unit only) 10
Approx. 172db
and 1.2 PSI at 5
feet
5 years
The reloadable diversionary device can be reloaded up to 250 times. The body incorporates a safety button. Upon deployment the device's kinetic energy causes the top to move the firing pin into the primer to function.

Distraction / diversionary
device to be used in high risk
situations in accordance to
policy.
$250 each,
replacements
cost when
needed.

Refer to SRPD policy 300
303,303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Reloadable Distraction Rounds Reloads for the ALS-TRMR distraction device, 12 Gauge muzzle bang 50 N/A 5 years 12 ga muzzle bang that produces 175dB at 5 feet Distraction / diversionary
device to be used in high risk
situations in accordance to
policy.
$7.50 per box
of 5. $100 a
year ongoing
costs for
replacements
Refer to policies 300,
303,303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Tear Gas: Chemical CS / Chemical OC
Combination CS and OC irritants (Can be "thrown"
or discharged via department approved delivery
system)
41 Capable of
deployed up to
450 feet
5 years When utilized, the submunition will discharge the agent for approximately 20-30 seconds, on average, providing a wide area of coverage.

Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be used
in accordance to policy in high
risk and volatile situations.
$944.20 initial
purchase and
average
$500/year
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.6, 303.9,
303.9.1, 303.9.2, 303.9.3,
306.

Initial Orientation
course including
qualification;
annual ongoing
training
Operational use under
the review of the Watch
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Custom Air-Powered Less Lethal Delivery
System (pepper ball) - Tippman 98
Semi-automatic, single shot, compressed air
powered delivery system (paint ball gun) 4 Effective range 150 Ft 10 years .68 caliber, semi-automatic, 3000 PSI HPA (paint ball gun that is meant to discharge chemical irritant projectiles)
Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be used
in accordance to policy in high
risk situations
$600 Initial
cost, $150
every two
years for more
projectiles.

Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Category 14
Less than Lethal Impact Device (MultiUse) - ALSTAC -40mmDouble action multi-shot 40 mm less than lethal weapon 1 Up to 40 yards 10 years A double-action, multi-shot, 40mm delivery system. Designed to discharge 40mm less-than-lethal ammunition
Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be used
in accordance to policy in high
risk situations.
$3200 initial
purchase, no
anticipated
ongoing costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Agency Name
Agency Name Military Equipment Inventory 3
Less Lethal Impact Device (Single-Use) -
ALSTAC -40mm
Double action, single shot, 40mm less than lethal
weapon 12 Up to 40 yards 10 years A double-action, single shot, 40mm delivery system. Designed to discharge 40mm less-than-lethal ammunition
Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be used
in accordance to policy in high
risk situations.
$740 initial
purchase each,
no anticipated
ongoing costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Kinetic Energy Projectiles: 40mm (ALS
4006D)
40mm, foam-tipped kinetic energy discharged from
an agency-authorized 40mm delivery device. 100+ Operational range 5-120 ft. 5 years 40mm foam-tipped projectile capable of traveling 325 fps to a maximum range of 120 feet.

To compel an individual to
cease his/her actions when
such munitions present a
reasonable option. A verbal
warning of the intended use of
the device should precede its
application.
$25.00 each
and
approximately
$1000 yearly
for training
projectiles
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Shotgun: Remington 870 12 Gauge pump-action Shotgun (Orange Stock / Utilized as Less Lethal Delivery System) 51 Single round 10 years Single shot pump-action.

To be used with Less-lethal
bean bag rounds.To compel an
individual to cease his/her
actions when such munitions
present a reasonable option. A
verbal warning of the intended
use of the device should
precede its application.
$424 each,
$500-ongoing
for
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Kinetic Energy Projectiles: 12 Gauge "bean
bag" rounds
12 Gauge cotton sock discharged from an agencyauthorized 12 Gauge deliver device 100+ 21 feet N/A 12ga cotton sock round capable of traveling 525 fps.

To compel an individual to
cease his/her actions when
such munitions present a
reasonable option. A verbal
warning of the intended use of
the device should precede its
application.
$535.00 per
100, $500
annual
replacement
cost
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Agency Name
1 ORDINANCE NO. 2007

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL
ADDING NEW CHAPTER 2.52 TO THE SAN RAFAEL MUNICIPAL CODE, ENTITLED “POLICE ACQUISITION AND USE OF ‘MILITARY EQUIPMENT,’” AND APPROVING THE SAN RAFAEL POLICE DEPARTMENT’S POLICY §706 - “MILITARY EQUIPMENT FUNDING, ACQUISITION AND USE POLICY”
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

DIVISION 1. FINDINGS.

WHEREAS, in 2021, California Assembly Bill 481 was authored by Assembly Member David Chiu (D-San Francisco) to address the funding, acquisition, and use of military equipment by California law enforcement agencies; and
WHEREAS, on September 30, 2021, Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 481 into law, adding new Sections 7070, 7071, and 7072 to the California Government effective January 1, 2022, mandating law enforcement agencies, after January 1, 2022, to obtain approval by ordinance of the applicable governing body of a military equipment use policy governing the acquisition and continued use of defined military equipment within its jurisdiction; and WHEREAS, the new statutes also require law enforcement agencies using military equipment acquired prior to January 1, 2022 to obtain approval by ordinance of the applicable governing body to continued use of that equipment. The law enforcement agency must commence the ordinance approval process no later than May 1, 2022; and WHEREAS, this ordinance would add to the San Rafael Municipal Code a new chapter to establish the requirements for approval and annual review of a military equipment use policy for the San Rafael Police Department, so as to increase transparency and oversight for use of military equipment by the San Rafael Police Department, while providing safeguards to protect the public’s welfare, safety, civil rights, and liberties; and WHEREAS, as of January 1, 2022 the San Rafael Police Department owned military equipment that is regulated by the new statutes; and
WHEREAS, to be able to continue to use that equipment, or acquire and use any new military equipment, the Police Department has developed a military equipment use policy designated as “Policy 706 - Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy”, including the Military Equipment Inventory List dated March 7, 2022, which policy is attached hereto marked “Exhibit A” and incorporated herein by reference;

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
2 DIVISION 2. AMENDMENT OF MUNICIPAL CODE.

Title 2 of the San Rafael Municipal Code, entitled “Administration” is hereby amended by adding new Chapter 2.52 entitled “Police Acquisition and Use of ‘Military Equipment’” to read in its entirety as follows:

2.52.010 Definitions
For the purpose of this Chapter and any ordinance or policy adopted pursuant hereto, unless the context clearly requires a different meaning, the words, terms, and phrases set forth in this section shall have the meanings given them in this section:

A. “Military Equipment” includes all of the following (Per Gov. Code §7070):

1. Unmanned, remotely piloted, powered aerial or ground vehicles.

2. Mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles or armored personnel carriers. However, police versions of standard consumer vehicles are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

3. High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV), commonly referred to as Humvees, two and one-half-ton trucks, five-ton trucks, or wheeled vehicles that have a breaching or entry apparatus attached. However, unarmored all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and motorized dirt bikes are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

4. Tracked armored vehicles that provide ballistic protection to their occupants and utilize a tracked system instead of wheels for forward motion.

5. Command and control vehicles that are either built or modified to facilitate the operational control and direction of public safety units.

6. Weaponized aircraft, vessels, or vehicles of any kind.

7. Battering rams, slugs, and breaching apparatuses that are explosive in nature. However, items designed to remove a lock, such as bolt cutters, or a handheld ram designed to be operated by one person, are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

8. Firearms of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotguns are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

9. Ammunition of .50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotgun ammunition is specifically excluded from this subdivision.

10. Specialized firearms and ammunition of less than .50 caliber, including assault weapons as defined in Sections 30510 and 30515 of the Penal Code, with the exception of standard issue service weapons and ammunition of less than .50 caliber that are issued to officers, agents, or employees of a law enforcement agency or a state agency.

11. Any firearm or firearm accessory that is designed to launch explosive projectiles.

12. "Flashbang" grenades and explosive breaching tools, "tear gas," and "pepper balls," excluding standard, service-issued handheld pepper spray.

13. Taser Shockwave, microwave weapons, water cannons, and the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD).
3 14. The following projectile launch platforms and their associated munitions:
40mm projectile launchers, "bean bag," rubber bullet, and specialty impact munition (SIM) weapons.

15. Any other equipment as determined by a governing body or a state agency to require additional oversight.

16. Notwithstanding paragraphs (1) through (15), "Military Equipment" does not include general equipment not designated as prohibited or controlled by the federal Defense Logistics Agency.

B. “Police Department” means any division, section, bureau, employee, volunteer and/or contractor of the San Rafael Police Department.

C. “Military Equipment Use Policy” means a publicly released, written document that includes, at a minimum, all of the following:

1. A description of each type of Military Equipment, the quantity sought, its capabilities, expected lifespan, and product descriptions from the manufacturer of the Military Equipment.

2. The purposes and authorized uses for which the law enforcement agency or the state agency proposes to use each type of Military Equipment.

3. The fiscal impact of each type of Military Equipment, including the initial costs of obtaining the equipment and estimated annual costs of maintaining the equipment.

4. The legal and procedural rules that govern each authorized use.

5. The training, including any course required by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training, that must be completed before any officer, agent, or employee of the law enforcement agency or the state agency is allowed to use each specific type of Military Equipment to ensure the full protection of the public's welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties and full adherence to the Military Equipment Use Policy.

6. The mechanisms to ensure compliance with the Military Equipment Use Policy, including which independent persons or entities have oversight authority, and, if applicable, what legally enforceable sanctions are put in place for violations of the policy.

7. For a law enforcement agency, the procedures by which members of the public may register complaints or concerns or submit questions about the use of each specific type of Military Equipment, and how the law enforcement agency will ensure that each complaint, concern, or question receives a response in a timely manner.

D. "Type" means each item that shares the same manufacturer model number.

2.52.020 Military Equipment Use Policy Approval Requirement A. The Police Department shall obtain approval of the City Council, by an ordinance adopting a Military Equipment Use Policy at a regular meeting of the City Council, prior to engaging in any of the following:
4 1. Requesting Military Equipment made available pursuant to Section 2576a of Title 10 of the United States Code.

2. Seeking funds for Military Equipment, including, but not limited to, applying for a grant, soliciting or accepting private, local, state, or federal funds, in-kind donations, or other donations or transfers.

3. Acquiring Military Equipment either permanently or temporarily, including by borrowing or leasing.

4. Collaborating with another law enforcement agency in the deployment or other use of Military Equipment within the territorial jurisdiction of the City of San Rafael.

5. Using any new or existing Military Equipment for a purpose, in a manner, or by a person not previously approved by the City Council body pursuant to this chapter.

6. Soliciting or responding to a proposal for, or entering into an agreement with, any other person or entity to seek funds for, apply to receive, acquire, use, or collaborate in the use of, Military Equipment.

7. Acquiring Military Equipment through any means not provided by this section.

B. The City Council shall hold a public hearing at a regular City Council meeting prior to approval of a proposed new or amended Military Equipment Use Policy.

C. At least 30 days prior to the City Council’s public hearing on the approval of a new or amended Military Equipment Use Policy, the Police Department shall submit the proposed Military Equipment Use Policy to the City Council and make those documents available on the Police Department’s internet website.

D. The City Council shall only approve a Military Equipment Use Policy pursuant to this chapter if it determines all of the following:

1. The Military Equipment is necessary because there is no reasonable alternative that can achieve the same objective of officer and civilian safety.

2. The proposed Military Equipment use policy will safeguard the public's welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties.

3. If purchasing the equipment, the equipment is reasonably cost effective compared to available alternatives that can achieve the same objective of officer and civilian safety.

4. Prior Military Equipment use complied with the Military Equipment Use Policy that was in effect at the time, or if prior uses did not comply with the accompanying Military Equipment Use Policy, corrective action has been taken to remedy nonconforming uses and ensure future compliance.

E. In order to facilitate public participation, any proposed or final Military Equipment Use Policy shall be made publicly available on the internet website of the Police Department for as long as the Military Equipment is available for use. 5 2.52.030 Annual Reports on the Use of Military Equipment.

A. The Police Department shall submit to the City Council an annual Military Equipment Report for each type of Military Equipment approved by the City Council within one year of approval, and annually thereafter for as long as the Military Equipment is available for use.

B. The Police Department shall also make each annual Military Equipment Report required by this section publicly available on its internet website for as long as the Military Equipment is available for use.

C. The annual Military Equipment Report shall, at a minimum, include the following information for the immediately preceding calendar year for each type of Military Equipment:

1. A summary of how the Military Equipment was used and the purpose of its use.

2. A summary of any complaints or concerns received concerning the Military Equipment.

3. The results of any internal audits, any information about violations of the Military Equipment Use Policy, and any actions taken in response.

4. The total annual cost for each type of Military Equipment, including acquisition, personnel, training, transportation, maintenance, storage, upgrade, and other ongoing costs, and from what source funds will be provided for the Military Equipment in the calendar year following submission of the annual Military Equipment Report.

5. The quantity possessed for each type of Military Equipment.

6. If the Police Department intends to acquire additional Military Equipment in the next year, the quantity sought for each type of Military Equipment.

D. Within 30 days of submitting and publicly releasing an annual Military Equipment Report pursuant to this section, the Police Department shall hold at least one wellpublicized and conveniently located community engagement meeting, at which the general public may discuss and ask questions regarding the annual Military Equipment report and the Police Department’s funding, acquisition, or use of Military Equipment.

2.52.040 Annual Review and Renewal of Ordinance Approving Military Equipment Use Policy.

A. Following receipt of the annual Military Equipment Report required by Section

2.52.030, the City Council shall hold a public hearing at a regular City Council meeting to review any ordinance it has adopted pursuant to this Chapter approving the funding, acquisition, or use of Military Equipment, and shall vote on whether to renew the ordinance.
6 B. In considering whether to renew the ordinance, the City Council shall consider the Police Department’s current annual Military Equipment Report and find and determine whether each type of Military Equipment identified in that report has complied with the standards for approval set forth in Section 2.52.020(D) of this code and the Military Equipment Use Policy. If the City Council determines that a type of Military Equipment identified in the annual Military Equipment Report has not complied with the standards required for approval, the City Council shall either disapprove a renewal of the authorization for that type of Military Equipment or require modifications to the Military Equipment Use Policy in a manner that will resolve the lack of compliance.

DIVISION 3. APPROVAL OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE POLICY.

1. The City Council has reviewed the San Rafael Police Department’s “Policy §706 – Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy” and the Military Equipment Inventory List dated March 7, 2022 (together, the “Policy”) attached as Exhibit A, and held a noticed public hearing thereon at its regular City Council meeting on April 18, 2022 as required by Government Code section 7071.

2. The City Council hereby finds and determines that:
a. In compliance with Government Code Section 7071(b), the San Rafael Police Department submitted a copy of the Policy attached as Exhibit A to the City Council, and posted it on the Police Department’s website, at least 30 days prior to the public hearing held by the City Council;
b. Within 30 days of submitting and publicly releasing an annual Military Equipment Report pursuant to this section, the Police Department held a well-publicized and teleconferenced community engagement meeting, at which the general public was invited to discuss and ask questions regarding the Police Department’s proposed policy for funding, acquisition, or use of Military Equipment. c. The Policy meets the requirements of California Government Code section 7070 et seq.;
d. The Military Equipment is necessary because there is no reasonable alternative that can achieve the same objective of officer and civilian safety; e. The Policy will safeguard the public’s welfare, safety, cifil rights, and civil liberties; d. All Military Equipment that has been purchased by the San Rafael Police Department is reasonably cost effective compared to available alternatives that can achieve the same objective of officer an civilian safety; g. Military Equipment use prior to the adoption of this ordinance complied with the applicable equipment use policy (which included equipment now defined as military equimpment) that was in effect at the time, or if prior uses did not comply with the 7 Policy attached as Exhibit A, corrective action has been taken to remedy nonconforming uses and ensure future compliance.

3. Based upon the findings, the City Council approves and adopts “Policy 706 – Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy” and the Military Equipment Inventory List dated March 7, 2022, attached as Exhibit A.

DIVISION 4. SEVERABILITY.

If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid, such holding or holdings shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause and phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, or phrases be declared invalid.

DIVISION 5. PUBLICATION; EFFECTIVE DATE.

This Ordinance shall be published once, in full or in summary form, before its final passage, in a newspaper of general circulation, published, and circulated in the City of San Rafael, and shall be in full force and effect thirty (30) days after its final passage. If published in summary form, the summary shall also be published within fifteen (15) days after the adoption, together with the names of those Councilmembers voting for or against same, in a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of San Rafael, County of Marin, State of California.

Kate Colin, Mayor
ATTEST:

LINDSAY LARA, City Clerk
The foregoing Ordinance No. 2007 was introduced at a Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of San Rafael, held on the 18th day of April, 2022 and ordered passed to print by the following vote, to wit:
8 AYES: Councilmembers: Bushey, Kertz, Llorens Gulati & Mayor Kate NOES: Councilmembers: None
ABSENT: Councilmembers: Hill
and will come up for adoption as an Ordinance of the City of San Rafael at a Regular Meeting of the Council to be held on the 2nd day of May, 2022.

LINDSAY LARA, City Clerk
Exhibit A: “Policy 706 – Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy” and the Military Equipment Inventory List dated March 7, 2022
San Rafael Police Department
SRPD Policy Manual
Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use
Policy
706.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines for the approval, acquisition, and reporting requirements of military equipment (Government Code § 7070; Government Code § 7071; Government Code § 7072).
706.1.1 DEFINITIONS
Definitions related to this policy include (Government Code § 7070):

Governing body – The elected or appointed body that oversees the Department.

Military equipment categories– Includes but is not limited to the following:
(1) Unmanned, remotely piloted, powered aerial or ground vehicles. (2) Mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles or armored personnel carriers. (3) High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV), two-and-one-half-ton trucks, five-ton trucks, or wheeled vehicles that have a breaching or entry apparatus attached. (4) Tracked armored vehicles that provide ballistic protection to their occupants. (5) Command and control vehicles that are either built or modified to facilitate the operational control and direction of public safety units. (6) Weaponized aircraft, vessels, or vehicles of any kind. (7) Battering rams, slugs, and breaching apparatuses that are explosive in nature. This does not include a handheld, one-person ram.
(8 and 9) Firearms and ammunition of .50 caliber or greater, excluding standard-issue shotgunsand standard-issue shotgun ammunition.
(10) Specialized firearms and ammunition of less than .50 caliber, including firearms and accessories identified as assault weapons in Penal Code § 30510 and Penal Code §30515, with the exception of standard-issue handguns and ammunition of less than .50 caliber that are issued to officers, agents, or employees of the Police Department. (11) Any firearm or firearm accessory that is designed to launch explosive projectiles. (12) Noise-flash diversionary devices and explosive breaching tools. Munitions containing tear gas or OC, excluding standard, service-issued handheld pepper spray. (13) TASER® Shockwave, microwave weapons, water cannons, and long-range acoustic devices (LRADs).
(14) Kinetic energy weapons and munitions.

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(15) Any other equipment as determined by a governing body or a state agency to require additional oversight.
706.2 POLICY
It is the policy of the San Rafael Police Department that members of this department comply with the provisions of Government Code § 7071 with respect to military equipment. 706.3 MILITARY EQUIPMENT COORDINATOR
The Chief of Police may designate a member of this department to act as the military equipment coordinator. The responsibilities of the military equipment coordinator include but are not limited to:
(a) Acting as liaison to the governing body for matters related to the requirements of this policy.
(b) Identifying department equipment that qualifies as military equipment in the current possession of the Department, or the equipment the Department intends to acquire that requires approval by the governing body.
(c) Conducting an inventory of all military equipment at least annually. (d) Collaborating with any allied agency that may use military equipment within the jurisdiction of San Rafael Police Department (Government Code § 7071). (e) Preparing for, scheduling, and coordinating the annual community engagement meeting to include:

1. Publicizing the details of the meeting.

2. Preparing for public questions regarding the department’s funding, acquisition, and use of equipment.
(f) Preparing the annual military equipment report for submission to the Chief of Police and ensuring that the report is made available on the department website (Government Code § 7072).
(g) Establishing the procedure for a person to register a complaint or concern, or how that person may submit a question about the use of a type of military equipment, and how the Department will respond in a timely manner.
706.4 MILITARY EQUIPMENT INVENTORY
The following constitutes a list of qualifying equipment for the Department:

A current inventory of the Military Equipment is listed on the department’s website; SRPD.ORG 706.5 APPROVAL
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The Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall obtain approval from the governing body by way of an ordinance adopting the military equipment policy. As part of the approval process, the Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall ensure the proposed military equipment policy is submitted to the governing body and is available on the department website at least 30 days prior to any public hearing concerning the military equipment at issue (Government Code § 7071). The military equipment policy must be approved by the governing body prior to engaging in any of the following (Government Code § 7071):
(a) Requesting military equipment made available pursuant to 10 USC § 2576a. (b) Seeking funds for military equipment, including but not limited to applying for a grant, soliciting, or accepting private, local, state, or federal funds, in-kind donations, or other donations or transfers.
(c) Acquiring military equipment either permanently or temporarily, including by borrowing or leasing.
(d) Collaborating with another law enforcement agency in the deployment or other use of military equipment within the jurisdiction of this department. (e) Using any new or existing military equipment for a purpose, in a manner, or by a person not previously approved by the governing body.
(f) Soliciting or responding to a proposal for, or entering into an agreement with, any other person or entity to seek funds for, apply to receive, acquire, use, or collaborate in the use of military equipment.
(g) Acquiring military equipment through any means not provided above. 706.6 COORDINATION WITH OTHER JURISDICTIONS
Military equipment used by any member of this jurisdiction shall be approved for use and in accordance with this Department policy. Military equipment used by other jurisdictions that are providing mutual aid to this jurisdiction shall comply with their respective military equipment use policies in rendering mutual aid.

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706.7 ANNUAL REPORT
Upon approval of a military equipment policy, the Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall submit a military equipment report to the governing body for each type of military equipment approved within one year of approval, and annually thereafter for as long as the military equipment is available for use (Government Code § 7072).

The Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall also make each annual military equipment report publicly available on the department website for as long as the military equipment is available for use. The report shall include all information required by Government Code § 7072 for the preceding calendar year for each type of military equipment in department inventory. 706.8 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The San Rafael Police Department will update on its website any changes to its military equipment so that it is available to members of the public. Along with updating the website, the department will provide a link to which the community can address any comments or concerns relating to funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment.

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Agency Name Military Equipment Inventory 1
Type Description Quantity Capabilities Expected
lifespan Manufacturer's description Purpose and authorized uses Fiscal impact Legal and procedural rules Required
training
Compliance
mechanisms
Category 1
Tactical Robot ROBOTEX remote controlled tactical robot, track driven, attachable arm and trailers 1
Remote
intelligence
gathering device
10 years
The AVATAR® enhances the capabilities of SWAT and tactical response teams by allowing them to quickly and safely inspect dangerous situations, there is no longer a need to send personnel in before you’ve had a chance to assess the situation
Emergency incidents above
normal patrol operations.
$27,627.68
initial cost in
2010. $500
average yearly
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policy
300.

Agency authorized
orientation course
Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Tactical Robot Northern Lights Tactical remote controlled, armored tactical robot 1
Larger and
heavier robot
capable of
delivering items
in high risk
situations and
range training
10 years Northern Lights Tactical TRACS robot target system. Features 10-inch foamfilled tires and has a top speed of 7 miles per hour.

Range training for moving
targets. And exceptional high
risk situations.
$10,025 initial
cost in 2008.
$100 average
yearly
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policy 300
and range procedures None
Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (Shared with
Novato PD) Small unmanned aerial system 4
28 minute flight
time per battery,
maximum
transmission
distance 3-10
km based on
surroundings
3 years Grey DJI unmanned aerial system, <249 g weight, four rotor remotely operated airframe with video and photo capability
All-hazard and incidents which
would benefit from an aerial
perspective.
$2,000 initial
cost; $500
annual
maintenance
Refer to Novato PD
policies 613.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
Monthly
individual
training; Quarterly
team training.

Requires Watch
Commander
authorization
Category 2
Armored Rescue Vehicle: Ford TransitVan 350 HD (Shared with Novato PD) Armored, wheeled vehicle. White, reflective San
Rafael / Novato PD markings and red/blue lights.

Equipped with a siren. Can hold a driver,
equipment, and seven passengers.
1 Range 100 mi.

Armor rated to
.50 cal.
10 years Four-wheeled, five-speed automatic transmission, gas engine-powered personnel carrier with ballistic glass and armor rated to .50 cal.

To provide for the safe
transport, security, and rescue
of agency personnel and
citizens in high-risk incidents.

Shared
resource with
Novato PD,
$150,272.50
initial cost,
$1000 annual
maintenance
costs
Refer to policies 702,
703.

Agency-authored
orientation course
Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Category 5
Command Trailer: 2006 Sundowner 30 foot wheeled trailer, bathroom, towable, white, reflective San Rafael Mobile Command markings 1
equipment
movement,
command and
control mobile
location
10 years Towable, wheeled-trailer
Equipment movement / mobile
dispatch, command meeting
location at emergency
incidents.

Purchased in
2006.
$18,727.
$500 annually
maintenance
cost
Refer to policies 702, 703
Class A drivers
license required to
tow
None
Category 7
Breaching Projectiles: Remington TB12BK 12 Gauge breaching rounds 100 Operational range 0-1 foot 5 years Ballistic breaching round used to defeat a variety of structures to include exterior and interior doors.

To breach entrances beyond
the capabilities of hand held /
impact methods.
$150 initial
purchase for
duty
projectiles,
less than $50
per year for on
going cost
Refer to policies 300,
303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Category 10
Patrol Rifle (COLT, Olympic Arms &
Knights Armament)
.223 caliber AR-15 rifle, semi automatic [Standard
Issue Firearm - Patrol Application] 84 Single round 10 years M4/AR15 semi-automatic rifle, gas operated, 16.1 inch barrel Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$884 each for
initial
purchase
$5,00 ongoing
for maintained
costs.

Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Rifle: COLT (SWAT Operator) .223 caliber M-4 semi-automatic rifle, short barrel 15 Single or
multiple round
option
10 years M-4 semi-automatic rifle, 11.4 inch barrel
Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$1,200 each,
$500 yearly
maintenance
costs.

Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Agency Name
Agency Name Military Equipment Inventory 2
Rifle : Knights Armament SR-25 .308 Caliber semi-automatic rifle with suppressor 4 Single round only 10 years Precision .308 caliber, gas-operated rifle Precision Rifle team use.

Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$4,460 each
initial cost,
$500 yearly
maintenance
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
monthly refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.
.223 caliber rounds .223 caliber rounds (Patrol Rifle Rounds) $10,000+ operational
range 0-1000
yards
N/A .223 caliber rounds
Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$358 per 1000
rounds,
$10,000 a year
for ongoing
replacement
costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3, 306.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).
.308 caliber rounds .308 caliber rounds (Precision Rifle Rounds) 500+ Operational
range 0-1000
yards
N/A .308 caliber rounds
Officers may use deadly force
to protect themselves or others
from what they reasonably
believe is an imminent threat
of death or serious bodily
injury.
$450 per 500
rounds, $450
a year for
replacement
rounds
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3, 306.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Category 12
Diversionary Device - Def-Tec Diversionary Device with reloads 45 Approx. 162db at 5 feet 5 years A reloadable unit that can be used up to 30 times.

Distraction / diversionary
device to be used in high risk
situations in accordance to
policy.
$35 each, no
ongoing costs.

Refer to SRPD policy
300.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Diversionary Device - ALS-TRMR Reloadable Diversionary Device (Housing unit only) 10
Approx. 172db
and 1.2 PSI at 5
feet
5 years
The reloadable diversionary device can be reloaded up to 250 times. The body incorporates a safety button. Upon deployment the device's kinetic energy causes the top to move the firing pin into the primer to function.

Distraction / diversionary
device to be used in high risk
situations in accordance to
policy.
$250 each,
replacements
cost when
needed.

Refer to SRPD policy
300.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Reloadable Distraction Rounds Reloads for the ALS-TRMR distraction device, 12 Gauge muzzle bang 50 N/A 5 years 12 ga muzzle bang that produces 175dB at 5 feet Distraction / diversionary
device to be used in high risk
situations in accordance to
policy.
$7.50 per box
of 5. $100 a
year ongoing
costs for
replacements
Refer to policies 300,
303,303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Tear Gas: Chemical CS / Chemical OC
Combination CS and OC irritants (Can be "thrown"
or discharged via department approved delivery
system)
41 Capable of
deployed up to
450 feet
5 years When utilized, the submunition will discharge the agent for approximately 20-30 seconds, on average, providing a wide area of coverage.

Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be
used in accordance to policy in
high risk and volatile
situations.
$944.20 initial
purchase and
average
$500/year
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.6, 303.9,
303.9.1, 303.9.2, 303.9.3,
306.

Initial Orientation
course including
qualification;
annual ongoing
training
Operational use under
the review of the Watch
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor.

Custom Air-Powered Less Lethal Delivery
System (pepper ball) - Tippman 98
Semi-automatic, single shot, compressed air
powered delivery system (paint ball gun) 4 Effective range 150 Ft 10 years .68 caliber, semi-automatic, 3000 PSI HPA (paint ball gun that is meant to discharge chemical irritant projectiles)
Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be
used in accordance to policy in
high risk situations
$600 Initial
cost, $150
every two
years for more
projectiles.

Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Category 14
Less than Lethal Impact Device (MultiUse) - ALSTAC -40mmDouble action multi-shot 40 mm less than lethal weapon 1 Up to 40 yards 10 years A double-action, multi-shot, 40mm delivery system. Designed to discharge 40mm less-than-lethal ammunition
Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be
used in accordance to policy in
high risk situations.
$3200 initial
purchase, no
anticipated
ongoing costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3. Refer
to SWAT procedures
Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Agency Name
Agency Name Military Equipment Inventory 3
Less Lethal Impact Device (Single-Use) -
ALSTAC -40mm
Double action, single shot, 40mm less than lethal
weapon 12 Up to 40 yards 10 years A double-action, single shot, 40mm delivery system. Designed to discharge 40mm less-than-lethal ammunition
Agency approved less lethal
and chemical rounds to be
used in accordance to policy in
high risk situations.
$740 initial
purchase each,
no anticipated
ongoing costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Operational use under
the review of the SWAT
Commander or
appropriate team
supervisor. Use is
subject to the applicable
policies (300.5, 300.5.1,
301, 303.11)
Kinetic Energy Projectiles: 40mm (ALS
4006D)
40mm, foam-tipped kinetic energy discharged from
an agency-authorized 40mm delivery device. 100+ Operational range 5-120 ft. 5 years 40mm foam-tipped projectile capable of traveling 325 fps to a maximum range of 120 feet.

To compel an individual to
cease his/her actions when
such munitions present a
reasonable option. A verbal
warning of the intended use of
the device should precede its
application.
$25.00 each
and
approximately
$1000 yearly
for training
projectiles
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Initial orientation
course including
qualification;
annual
recertification
including
qualification.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Shotgun: Remington 870 12 Gauge pump-action Shotgun (Orange Stock / Utilized as Less Lethal Delivery System) 51 Single round 10 years Single shot pump-action.

To be used with Less-lethal
bean bag rounds.To compel an
individual to cease his/her
actions when such munitions
present a reasonable option. A
verbal warning of the intended
use of the device should
precede its application.
$424 each,
$500-ongoing
for
maintenance
costs
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Kinetic Energy Projectiles: 12 Gauge
"bean bag" rounds
12 Gauge cotton sock discharged from an agencyauthorized 12 Gauge deliver device 100+ 21 feet N/A 12ga cotton sock round capable of traveling 525 fps.

To compel an individual to
cease his/her actions when
such munitions present a
reasonable option. A verbal
warning of the intended use of
the device should precede its
application.
$535.00 per
100, $500
annual
replacement
cost
Refer to SRPD policies
300, 303, 303.9, 303.9.1,
303.9.2, 303.9.3.

Agency-authored
orientation course;
annual refresher.

Use is subject to the
applicable policies
(300.5, 300.5.1, 301,
303.11).

Agency Name
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Policy
706.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidelines for the approval, acquisition, and reporting requirements of military equipment (Government Code § 7070; Government Code § 7071; Government Code § 7072).
706.1.1 DEFINITIONS
Definitions related to this policy include (Government Code § 7070):

Governing body - The elected or appointed body that oversees the Department.

Military equipment categories - Includes but is not limited to the following:

1. Unmanned, remotely piloted, powered aerial or ground vehicles.

2. Mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles or armored personnel carriers.

However, police versions of standard consumer vehicles are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

3. High mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles (HMMWV), commonly referred to as Humvees, two and one-half-ton trucks, five-ton trucks, or wheeled vehicles that have a breaching or entry apparatus attached. However, unarmored all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and motorized dirt bikes are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

4. Tracked armored vehicles that provide ballistic protection to their occupants and utilize a tracked system instead of wheels for forward motion.

5. Command and control vehicles that are either built or modified to facilitate the operational control and direction of public safety units.

6. Weaponized aircraft, vessels, or vehicles of any kind.

7. Battering rams, slugs, and breaching apparatuses that are explosive in nature.

However, items designed to remove a lock, such as bolt cutters, or a handheld ram designed to be operated by one person, are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

8. Firearms of.50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotguns are specifically excluded from this subdivision.

9. Ammunition of.50 caliber or greater. However, standard issue shotgun ammunition is specifically excluded from this subdivision.

10. Specialized firearms and ammunition of less than.SO caliber, including assault weapons as defined in Sections 30510 and 30515 of the Penal Code, with the exception of standard issue service weapons and ammunition of less than.SO caliber that are issued to officers, agents, or employees of a law enforcement agency or a state agency.

11. Any firearm or firearm accessory that is designed to launch explosive projectiles.

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12. "Flashbang" grenades and explosive breaching tools, "tear gas," and "pepper balls," excluding standard, service-issued handheld pepper spray.

13. Taser Shockwave, microwave weapons, water cannons, and the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD).

14. The following projectile launch platforms and their associated munitions: 40mm projectile launchers, "bean bag," rubber bullet, and specialty impact munition (SIM) weapons.

15. Any other equipment as determined by a governing body or a state agency to require additional oversight.
706.2 POLICY
It is the policy of the San Rafael Police Department that members of this department comply with the provisions of Government Code § 7071 with respect to military equipment. 706.3 MILITARY EQUIPMENT COORDINATOR
The Chief of Police may designate a member of this department to act as the military equipment coordinator. The responsibilities of the military equipment coordinator include but are not limited to:
(a) Acting as liaison to the governing body for matters related to the requirements of this policy.
(b) Identifying department equipment that qualifies as military equipment in the current possession of the Department, or the equipment the Department intends to acquire that requires approval by the governing body.
(c) Conducting an inventory of all military equipment at least annually. (d) Collaborating with any allied agency that may use military equipment within the jurisdiction of San Rafael Police Department (Government Code § 7071 ). (e) Preparing for, scheduling, and coordinating the annual community engagement meeting to include:

1. Publicizing the details of the meeting.

2. Preparing for public questions regarding the department's funding, acquisition, and use of equipment.
(f) Preparing the annual military equipment report for submission to the Chief of Police and ensuring that the report is made available on the department website (Government Code § 7072).
(g) Establishing the procedure for a person to register a complaint or concern, or how that person may submit a question about the use of a type of military equipment, and how the Department will respond in a timely manner.
706.4 MILITARY EQUIPMENT INVENTORY
The following constitutes a list of qualifying equipment for the Department:

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706.5 APPROVAL
The Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall obtain approval from the governing body by way of an ordinance adopting the military equipment policy. As part of the approval process, the Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall ensure the proposed military equipment policy is submitted to the governing body and is available on the department website at least 30 days prior to any public hearing concerning the military equipment at issue (Government Code § 7071 ). The military equipment policy must be approved by the governing body prior to engaging in any of the following (Government Code § 7071 ):
(a) Requesting military equipment made available pursuant to 10 USC § 2576a. (b) Seeking funds for military equipment, including but not limited to applying for a grant, soliciting or accepting private, local, state, or federal funds, in-kind donations, or other donations or transfers.
(c) Acquiring military equipment either permanently or temporarily, including by borrowing or leasing.
(d) Collaborating with another law enforcement agency in the deployment or other use of military equipment within the jurisdiction of this department. (e) Using any new or existing military equipment fora purpose, in a manner, or by a person not previously approved by the governing body.
(f) Soliciting or responding to a proposal for, or entering into an agreement with, any other person or entity to seek funds for, apply to receive, acquire, use, or collaborate in the use of military equipment.
(g) Acquiring military equipment through any means not provided above. 706.6 COORDINATION WITH OTHER JURISDICTIONS
Military equipment used by any member of this jurisdiction shall be approved for use and in accordance with this Department policy. Military equipment used by other jurisdictions that are providing mutual aid to this jurisdiction shall comply with their respective military equipment use policies in rending mutual aid.
706.7 ANNUAL REPORT
Upon approval of a military equipment policy, the Chief of Police or the authorized designee should submit a military equipment report to the governing body for each type of military equipment approved within one year of approval, and annually thereafter for as long as the military equipment is available for use (Government Code § 7072).

The Chief of Police or the authorized designee shall also make each annual military equipment report publicly available on the department website for as long as the military equipment is available for use. The report shall include all information required by Government Code § 7072 for the preceding calendar year for each type of military equipment in department inventory.

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706.8 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The San Rafael Police Department will update on its website any changes to its military equipment so that it is available to members of the public. Along with updating the website, the Department will provide a link to which the community can address any comments or concerns relating to funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment.

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RESOLUTION NO.

RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL

RENEWING THE ORDINANCE ADOPTING SAN RAFAEL POLICE DEPARTMENT MILITARY EQUIPMENT USE POLICY 706
WHEREAS, Government Code sections 7071 et. seq. codifies Assembly Bill 481 (effective January 1, 2022) and requires legislative bodies to adopt ordinances approving military equipment use policies before law enforcement agencies can continue to engage in activities related to the funding, acquisition, or use of military equipment; and WHEREAS, the San Rafael Police Department (“SRPD”) has military equipment in its inventory and engages in critical public safety activities in coordination with other jurisdictions on law enforcement-related matters, including safeguarding the public’s welfare and safety, working on regional task forces, conducting training exercises, providing mutual aid, and responding to emergencies; and
WHEREAS, in May 2022, the City Council of the City of San Rafael adopted Ordinance No. 2007, adding Chapter 2.52 to the San Rafael Municipal Code, to establish the requirements for approval and annual review of a military equipment policy; and WHEREAS, in Division 3 of Ordinance No. 2007, the City Council also approved Policy 706 - Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy; and WHEREAS, the SRPD Military Equipment Use Policy 706, posted on SRPD’s website since its adoption, sets forth a military equipment funding, acquisition, and use policy that is consistent with the SRPD’s current practices, complies with all requirements of the Government Code and the San Rafael Municipal Code, will continue to ensure ongoing regulation and compliance with the law going forward and will continue to provide a means of community engagement and transparency regarding use of military equipment by the SRPD; and WHEREAS, the SRPD has posted to is website and submitted to the City Council, its AB 481 Military Equipment Annual Report for calendar year 2022, describing how its military equipment was used and its purpose, a summary of complaints or concerns, the results of any audits or violations of the policy, the total annual cost of each type of military equipment, the quantity possessed, and the intention to acquire any additional equipment in the next year; and WHEREAS, the Government Code and the San Rafael Municipal Code require that, following receipt of the annual report, the City Council conduct an annual review of the ordinance adopting the Military Equipment Use Policy and vote on whether to the renew the ordinance; and
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WHEREAS, the City Council has received and reviewed the annual report and accompanying inventory list, has reviewed Ordinance No. 2007 approving San Rafael Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy 706, and has considered the requirements contained in section 7071(d) of the Government Code, and now desires to renew Division 3 of Ordinance No. 2007, approving the San Rafael Police Department Military Equipment Use Policy 706, without modification; and
WHEREAS, the City Council held a noticed public hearing at its regular City Council meeting on July 17, 2023 concerning this resolution.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the San Rafael City Council as follows:

1. The City Council has received and reviewed San Rafael Police Department AB 481 Military Equipment Annual Report for calendar year 2022 and the Inventory List, and reviewed Ordinance No. 2007 approving the San Rafael Police Department’s “Policy 706 – Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy”.

2. The City Council hereby finds and determines, pursuant to Government Code Section 7071(d)(1), as follows:
a. The military equipment is necessary because there is no reasonable alternative that can achieve the same objective of officer and civilian safety. The acquisition and use of this equipment is part of the San Rafael Police Department’s overall approach to Critical Incident Management, Use of Force, De-Escalation and public safety. The equipment will enable department members to properly respond to both planned and unplanned events efficiently and effectively.
b. The Policy will safeguard the public’s welfare, safety, civil rights, and civil liberties by ensuring required reporting, the opportunity for community engagement and feedback, and transparency and oversight regarding the acquisition and use of specified military equipment in the City of San Rafael. c. The purchasing of equipment is reasonably cost effective compared to available alternatives that can achieve the same objective of officer and civilian safety. d. Prior military equipment use complied with the policy that was in effect at the time of the use.

3. Based upon these findings, the City Council hereby renews Ordinance No. 2007, Division 3, approving “Policy 706 – Military Equipment Funding, Acquisition and Use Policy”. 4872-5578-4297 v3
I, LINDSAY LARA, Clerk of the City of San Rafael, hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly introduced and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of said City on the 17th day of July 2023, by the following vote, to wit:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:
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Agenda Item 6.a
ORDINANCE NO. 2030

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL ADDING CHAPTER 19.50 TO THE SAN RAFAEL MUNICIPAL CODE, ENTITLED “CAMPING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY” TO REGULATE CAMPING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY WITHIN THE

CITY OF SAN RAFAEL
SECTION 1. FINDINGS
WHEREAS, the purpose of this ordinance is to enact regulations to address camping in or on public property in the City of San Rafael. The City Council has authority to adopt this ordinance pursuant to the California Constitution Article XI, section 7; and WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes that the use, establishment, and occupation of camping areas by persons with no alternative shelter, and the activities often attendant with camping, have created adverse public health, safety, and welfare conditions within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City, along with the County of Marin and community partners, have been and are undertaking extensive actions to assist unsheltered persons in the City and region to find shelter and needed services; and
WHEREAS, in the 2019 case of Martin v. City of Boise (920 F.3d 584), the federal Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that the City of Boise’s criminal enforcement of its ordinance banning camping on all public property was unconstitutional when applied to individuals who had no alternative shelter available to them; and
WHEREAS, in consideration of the Martin v. City of Boise decision, and the present lack of sufficient alternative shelter for all persons without shelter in San Rafael, the City has not been strictly enforcing existing limits on camping in and on some public properties; and WHEREAS, while the Martin v. City of Boise decision mandates that a city without sufficient alternative shelter may not criminalize the act of sleeping on public property, it does not require a city to allow camping on all public property, and does not prevent a city from prohibiting camping on specified public properties, or enacting other time, place, and manner conditions on camping; and
WHEREAS, the City Council recognizes and finds that there are public health and safety hazards and public nuisance activities and conditions frequently associated with camping on public property, and that there are certain public properties where the existence of campsites is incompatible with the necessary use of the property by the public, or where camping presents unacceptable hazards and/or costs to the City’s operations and to the public; and WHEREAS, some unsheltered persons in the City live in makeshift shelters on public property, such as tents, tarps, non-permanent boarded structures, and other non-substantial 4884-5376-6251 v3 2
temporary structures, and accumulate, store, or leave behind garbage, debris, unsanitary hazardous materials, sewage, or drug paraphernalia; and WHEREAS, when groups of unsheltered persons camp in close proximity to one another on public property, forming a larger encampment, the public health and safety impacts and hazards can be concentrated in and around that property and can have a substantial negative impact on the neighboring residents, businesses, and community; and WHEREAS, camping on public property can lead to damage to public property, or hindrance of the operation or protection of public infrastructure and utilities, creating a potential health and safety hazard; and
WHEREAS, camping on public property can have a deleterious impact on the public use of public property, businesses, private property, and economic development within the City; and WHEREAS, by this ordinance, the City Council seeks to restrict camping on certain public properties and to adopt reasonable time, place, and manner conditions on camping on public property by persons without alternative shelter; and
WHEREAS, regulating camping on public property is necessary to protect public health, safety, and welfare; preserve public property for the enjoyment, safety, comfort and convenience of the public; enhance and preserve the orderly administration and management of public property; and preserve, protect, and prevent damages to public resources.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 2. ADDITION TO SAN RAFAEL MUNICIPAL CODE. CHAPTER 19.50 Chapter 19.50 of the San Rafael Municipal Code, entitled “Camping on Public Property” is hereby added to read in its entirety as follows:

Chapter 19.50 – CAMPING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY

19.50.010 - Purpose.

The purposes of this Chapter include but are not limited to: protecting public health, safety, and welfare; preserving public property for the enjoyment, safety, comfort and convenience of the public; enhancing and preserving the orderly administration and management of public property; and preserving, protecting, and preventing damages to public resources. This Chapter prohibits conduct that unreasonably interferes with the administration and lawful uses of public property by establishing reasonable time, place and manner conditions related to camping on public property.

19.50.020 - Definitions.

As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the following meaning:
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A.

1. 2.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(i)
(ii)
"Camp" or "Camping" means using public property as a place of residence or for living accommodation purposes, as evidenced by:

Remaining for prolonged or repetitious periods of time, not associated with ordinary recreational use of public property, and
One or more of the following:

Possessing camp paraphernalia; or
Using or erecting camp facilities or other form of shelter; or Making a fire, cooking, or consuming meals; or
Engaging in one or more of the following:
sleeping or making preparations to sleep (including the laying down of bedding for the purposes of sleeping); or
Unattended storage of personal belongings, including storing camp paraphernalia or camp facilities.

The combined activities of (1) and (2) constitute camping when it reasonably appears, in light of all the circumstances, that a person is using public property as a living accommodation regardless of their intent or the nature of other activities in which the person might also be engaged.

B.

C.

D.

E.
“Camp facility” means the use of a tent, hut, cot, bed, hammock, lean-to, shack, vehicle, or other temporary physical shelter.
“Camp paraphernalia" means implements and equipment used for temporary residence, including, camp facilities, tarpaulins, mattresses, sleeping bags, bedrolls, blankets, sheets, pillows, luggage, backpacks, and cookware, cooking equipment, kitchen utilities, and similar equipment.
“Camping area” means the primary physical area of occupation of a single camping person. A camping area occupied by one person shall not exceed 10 ft. by 10 ft., (100 sq. ft. total), inclusive of camp facilities, camp paraphernalia, and personal property. If two or more persons are occupying one camping area, the camping area may be expanded to an area that shall not exceed 10 ft. by 20 ft., (200 sq. ft. total). In no event shall any camping area, regardless of the number of occupants, exceed a space greater than 200 sq. ft.
"Open space property" means any area described in San Rafael Municipal Code Section 19.10.020.
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F.

G.

H.

I.

J.

K.

L.

M.
"Playground" means an improved outdoor area designed, equipped, and set aside for children's play in a park or school that is not intended for use as an athletic playing field or athletic court, and includes any playground equipment, fall zones, surface materials, access ramps, and all areas within and including the designated enclosure and barriers.
“Public facility” means any building, structure, or area enclosed by a fence located on public property, whether secured, unsecured, locked, unlocked, open, or enclosed. “Public property” means any real property within the jurisdiction of the City of San Rafael, which is owned, managed, or controlled by the City of San Rafael. "Public right-of-way" means any area described in San Rafael Municipal Code Section

11.04.020.
“Public utility infrastructure” means public bathrooms, and electrical boxes, fire hydrants, and similar equipment used to provide public utility services, but does not include light or electrical poles.
“Sidewalk” means any area in the City provided for the use of pedestrians, including planting areas, driveway approaches, or parking strips, between the public vehicular roadway and the edge of public right-of-way bordering, fronting, or adjacent to private property.
"Store" means to put aside or accumulate for use when needed, to put for safekeeping, or to place or leave in a location.
"Vehicle" means any wheeled conveyance, whether motor-powered, animal-drawn, or self-propelled, and includes any trailer in tow of any size, kind, or description. For purposes of this chapter, a vehicle does not include a pushcart, stand, display, pedaldriven cart, wagon, showcase, rack, or other nonmotorized conveyance, used by a sidewalk vendor engaging in sidewalk vending with a permit issued for such activity.

19.50.030 - Prohibited Camping on Certain Public Property.

A.

1. 2.

3. Prohibited Camping
Open space property. No person or persons shall camp in or on any open space property, or portion thereof.

Parking garages. No person or persons shall camp in or on the premises of any parking garage, or portion thereof, owned or operated by the city.

Public facilities. No person or persons shall camp in or on any public facility, or portion thereof, including the parking lot of any such area, or in a manner that obstructs, blocks, or otherwise interferes with access to a public facility or private property.
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4. 5.

6. B.

Playgrounds. No person or persons shall camp within 100 ft. of any playground.

Public utility infrastructure. No person or persons shall camp within 10 ft. of any public utility infrastructure.

Public right-of-way and sidewalks. No person or persons shall camp in or on any public right-of-way or sidewalk, or portion thereof, or in a manner that obstructs, blocks, or otherwise interferes with use of or access to a public right-of-way or sidewalk.

The city council or city manager may, by resolution or administrative order, absolutely prohibit camping, or adopt time, place, or manner conditions on camping, at any time in or on one (1) or more public properties, or portion thereof, where such camping is determined to be a threat to the public health, safety, or welfare.

19.50.040 - Prohibited Camping on Other Public Property; Exception.

A.

B.

C.

1. 2.
a.
b.

No person or persons shall camp in or on public property not listed under Section

19.50.030, or portion thereof, except as set forth below.

Exception. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to prohibit camping on public property that is not listed under Section 19.50.030, or to prohibit the use of minimal measures for staying warm or dry while sleeping on such property, when there is no alternative shelter available to the person camping.

When the exception set forth in subsection 19.50.040(B) applies, the following time, place, and manner conditions shall apply:

No camping area shall be used for any purpose other than for living accommodation purposes. Living accommodation purposes includes sleeping and making preparations to sleep, including the laying down of bedding for the purpose of sleeping, by a person with no alternative shelter available to the person camping.

In no event shall a camping area exceed the maximum physical space dimensions permitted for a “camping area” as defined in Section 19.50.020.

All camp facilities, camp paraphernalia, and other personal belongings shall be stored and kept within the maximum permitted camping area.

Items stored, kept, discarded, or otherwise existing outside of the camping area shall be presumed to be unattended personal property or trash or debris and may be stored or discarded according to city policy. 4884-5376-6251 v3 6

3. 4.

No person shall use, establish, or occupy more than one camping area.

No camping area may be used, established, or occupied within 200 ft. of another camping area.

19.50.050 – Conflict with Other Regulations.

To the extent that there is any conflict with any other provisions of this code, the standards and regulations of this chapter shall prevail.

SECTION 3. AMENDMENT TO SAN RAFAEL MUNICIPAL CODE SECTIONS

19.20.080(C), 19.10.060(4), AND 5.60.054
San Rafael Municipal Code section 19.20.080(C), entitled “Prohibited activities: Camping” shall be deleted and replaced with the following:

19.20.080(C) Camping. For laws and regulations regarding camping within the City of San Rafael, see San Rafael Municipal Code chapter 19.50.

San Rafael Municipal Code section 19.10.060(4), entitled “Open space regulations: Camping” shall be deleted and replaced with the following:

19.10.060(4) Camping. For laws and regulations regarding camping within the City of San Rafael, see San Rafael Municipal Code chapter 19.50.

San Rafael Municipal Code section 5.60.054, entitled “Overnight parking in parking garages prohibited” shall be deleted and replaced with the following:

5.60.054 Camping in City Parking Garages. For laws and regulations regarding camping within the City of San Rafael, see San Rafael Municipal Code chapter 19.50.

SECTION 4. This ordinance was assessed in accordance with the authority and criteria contained in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the State CEQA Guidelines, and the environmental regulations of the city. The city council hereby finds that under section 15061(b)(3) of the State CEQA Guidelines, this ordinance is exempt from the requirements of CEQA because it can be seen with certainty that the provisions contained herein would not have the potential for causing a significant effect on the environment. It also finds the ordinance is exempt from the requirements of CEQA pursuant to CEQA Guidelines sections 15307 and 15308 as an action by a regulatory agency taken to protect the environment and natural resources.

SECTION 5. SEVERABILITY
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constitutionality of the remaining sections, paragraphs, clauses or phrases, and the remaining portions or this ordinance shall continue in full force and effect unless amended or modified by the city.

SECTION 6. EFFECTIVE DATE AND PUBLICATION
This ordinance shall be published once, in full or in summary form, before its final passage, in a newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of San Rafael and shall be in full force and effect 30 days after its adoption. If published in summary form, the summary shall also be published within fifteen (15) days after the adoption, together with the names of those Council members voting for or against same, in a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of San Rafael, County of Marin, State of California.

Within fifteen (15) days after adoption, the City Clerk shall also post in the office of the City Clerk, a certified copy of the full text of this ordinance along with the names of those Councilmembers voting for and against the ordinance.

THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE was first read and introduced at a special meeting of the San Rafael City Council on the 10th day of July 2023, and was passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the San Rafael City Council on the 17th day of July 2023 by the following vote, to wit:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

KATE COLIN, Mayor
ATTEST:

LINDSAY LARA, City Clerk
SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 2030

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN
RAFAEL ADDING CHAPTER 19.50 TO THE SAN RAFAEL MUNICIPAL CODE, ENTITLED “CAMPING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY” TO

REGULATE CAMPING ON PUBLIC PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY

OF SAN RAFAEL
This Summary concerns a proposed ordinance of the City of San Rafael, designated as Ordinance No. 2030, which will add Chapter 19.50 to the San Rafael Municipal Code.

Ordinance No. 2030 is scheduled for adoption by the San Rafael City Council at its regular meeting of July 17, 2023. The City Clerk has been directed to publish this Summary pursuant to City Charter and California Government Code section 36933(c)(1).

SUMMARY OF AMENDMENT TO MUNICIPAL CODE
The City Council currently regulates camping on public property in several chapters and sections of the municipal code. Generally, camping is absolutely prohibited on certain public property, including open space, city parking garages, and other properties. For all other public property, camping is prohibited, except where a person does not have alternative shelter available. This proposed ordinance keeps the current rules regulating camping on public property in the City, but will add reasonable time, place, and manner conditions on camping by persons who have no alternative shelter available. Specifically, camping areas will be limited in size to 10 ft. by 10 ft. for one person and 10 ft. by 20 ft. for two or more persons. Items and personal property will need to be stored and kept within these defined limits. In addition, no camping area may be established within 200 ft. of another camping area. Among properties where camping is absolutely prohibited, the following two restrictions will be added: i) no camping within 100 ft. of a playground, and ii) no camping within 10 ft. of public utility infrastructure. The new Chapter 19.50 will also consolidate all existing City regulations governing camping activities in one chapter of the municipal code.

Copies of Ordinance No. 2030 will be available for public review as of Wednesday, July 12, 2023, on the City’s website: https://www.cityofsanrafael.org. You may also contact the City Clerk at (415) 485-3066 for information.
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LINDSAY LARA
San Rafael City Clerk
Dated: 07/12/23
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FOR CITY CLERK ONLY
File No.: _______________________________
Council Meeting: _______________________
Disposition: ___________________________
Agenda Item No: 6.b
Meeting Date: July 17, 2023

SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
Department: Economic Development & Innovation
Prepared by: Micah Hinkle,
Economic Development Director
City Manager Approval: ______________
TOPIC: Temporary Street Closure – West End Block Party 2023 SUBJECT: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF STREETS IN SAN RAFAEL FOR THE WEST END BLOCK PARTY 2023
RECOMMENDATION:

Adopt resolution authorizing the temporary closure of streets in San Rafael for the West End Block Party 2023.

BACKGROUND:

In 2022, the Downtown Business Improvement District (BID), with support from the City of San Rafael, sponsored the West End Block Party special event on Thursday and Friday Nights from May to October.

The event grew from the Downtown BID’s Dining Under the Lights summer entertainment program and was created to support downtown eateries during the COVID-19 pandemic. The West End Block Party closed one block of Fourth Street from F to G Street and provided live entertainment from 6 PM to 9 PM.

The Downtown BID was the applicant and provided insurance, marketing, and day-of event support. The event host, Pint Size Lounge, provided event programming and management. The event was permitted by the City following a streamlined permit review, authorized by the City Council’s COVID-19 emergency order which was in effect at that time.

The event was well received by event patrons during the pandemic and developed a following of event supporters. However, many neighboring residents voiced their concerns about the negative impacts on them and submitted written and verbal complaints to the City. These included public comment by neighbors at the September 6, 2022, March 20, 2023, and May 15, 2023, City Council meetings.

Complaints from neighbors included excessive noise, late event hours, frequency of the event two days of every week, insufficient restroom facilities, and litter. The City Council asked staff to work with the event applicant and neighbors to explore event modifications that would mitigate the impacts on the surrounding neighborhood if the event were to be permitted in 2023.

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ANALYSIS:

The Pint Size Lounge, the event sponsor/applicant, submitted a special event permit application to the City to hold the West End Block Party Event for 2023. City staff from the San Rafael Police Department, the Department of Public Works, the Community Development Department, and the Economic Development Department reviewed the initial special events permit application and requested additional supplemental information. The applicant provided the requested information, and the permit application was deemed complete for processing on April 27, 2023. On May 11, 2023, the City mailed a notice of the West End Block Party permit application to property owners within 300-feet of the proposed event location, providing an opportunity for public comment (see Attachment 2). The notice included a survey that provided an opportunity for the community to provide feedback about the event application. The intent of the survey was to help staff identify community concerns and potential options for mitigating the event’s impact on the neighbors.

The survey responses indicated significant support for the West End Block Party as a community event.

They also identified neighborhood concerns and potential event modifications to mitigate neighborhood impacts. Over 800 respondents completed the survey. Specifically, impacts related to noise, event frequency, alcohol service, hours, litter, and restroom availability were identified through the outreach process as areas of concern.

Staff met with the applicant and provided feedback based on the survey results and neighborhood comments. On June 30, 2023, the applicant submitted a revised application requesting approval of eight special event dates on Fridays from July 28th to October 13th (7/28, 8/11, 8/25, 9/8, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, and 10/13) with amplified music from 6PM to 9PM.

With the applicants’ revised proposed dates and focus on Friday nights, the impacts of the West End Block Party would be significantly reduced and provide a better balance for the neighborhood and City staffing support availability. Three of the Friday events would fall on the same nights as the Dining Under the Lights Special Event program that was approved by the City Council earlier this year. Focusing on Fridays would allow for coordinated event timing with Dining Under the Lights, would not conflict with Thursday Night Farmer’s Market, and would avoid school nights for residents with school-aged children.

The remaining five dates would be new special event days. The event impacts would be mitigated through special event permit conditions of approval, which include an assigned Police Officer to the event to increase responsiveness to concerns as they arise. This is a standard City requirement for special events that serve alcohol and/or have noise impacts. In addition, staff would incorporate permit conditions for noise control, litter control, and restrooms.

Temporary Road Closure
California Vehicle Code section 21101(e) authorizes the City Council to adopt a resolution temporarily closing a portion of any street for celebrations, parades, local special events, and other purposes when, in the opinion of local authorities having jurisdiction or a public officer or employee that the local authority designates by resolution, the closing is necessary for the safety and protection of persons who are to use that portion of the street during the temporary closing.

Based on review of the revised special event permit application and conditions of approval that would be incorporated into the permit, the Police Chief and the City’s Traffic Engineer are recommending approval of the road closure of Fourth Street from F Street to G Street to facilitate the West End Block Party event dates. There are cross streets with parking and access points that allow the safe movement of vehicles through downtown.

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FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact associated with the street closure. There are costs associated with the special event permit which will be determined and negotiated with the applicant. Any staffing costs needed to support the event would be absorbed by the fiscal year 23-24 Economic Development Department budget.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH:

A public notice was mailed to property owners within 300 feet of the proposed event location pursuant to San Rafael Municipal Code Section 8.13.060. The notice included an on-line survey which received over 800 responses. In addition, staff provided process updates to the Business Improvement District, Chamber of Commerce, and City Council Economic Development Subcommittee. Lastly, staff engaged multiple residents and business owners about the West End Block Party event.

OPTIONS:

The City Council has the following options to consider on this matter:

1. Adopt resolution as presented.

2. Adopt resolution with modifications.

3. Direct staff to return with more information.

4. Take no action.

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

Adopt resolution authorizing the temporary closure of streets in San Rafael for the West End Block Party 2023.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Resolution

2. Noise Permit/Special Event Notice
RESOLUTION NO.

RESOLUTION OF THE SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZING THE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF STREETS IN SAN RAFAEL FOR THE WEST END BLOCK PARTY 2023 WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of public health and safety to implement modified traffic plans and road closures for certain special events in San Rafael and nearby neighborhoods; and WHEREAS, after reviewing plans for the proposed West End Block Party 2023, City staff recommend that certain streets be closed to accommodate this special event for the safety and protection of persons who are to use that portion of the street during the temporary closing.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN RAFAEL HEREBY RESOLVES as follows:

1. Pursuant to the authority of Vehicle Code section 21101(e), the City Council hereby authorizes the temporary closure of streets in downtown San Rafael to accommodate the West End Block Party 2023 special event. These authorized road closures are necessary for the safety and protection of persons who are to use that portion of the street during the temporary closing.

2. City staff in consultation with the Police Department shall determine the specific time periods for the temporary closures and give timely notice to the public of those time periods by signage and/or other appropriate means.

I, Lindsay Lara, City Clerk of the City of San Rafael, hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly introduced and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held on the 17th day of July 2023 by the following vote, to wit:

AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS:

ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS:

Lindsay Lara, City Clerk
ATTACHMENT 2
NOTICE

WEST END BLOCK PARTY
NOTICE OF REVIEW – WEST END BLOCK PARTY NOISE PERMIT
Notice to neighboring property owners on the following proposed project:

PROJECT: West End Block Party – Request for an Exception to the City of San Rafael Noise Ordinance (SRMC Chapter 8.13) to permit amplified music associated with the West End Block Party requested from June 22, 2023 to October 13, 2023 weekly on Thursday and Fridays from 6PM to 9PM. This noise exception action is specific to 4th Street at the intersection of G Street at the times/dates noted above; T4MS District; Adam Violante, applicant; Sarah Tipple, representative; File No: INF23-008.

SURVEY COLLECTION/ ACTION DATE: The City will be conducting a survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y35NCND on the proposed event. Survey responses and event comments on the proposal will be accepted until Friday, May 26, 2023 5PM. The information will be taken into account and a decision will be made on the proposed noise exception permit. If you have any comments, questions or concerns, please contact the project planner before that date.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN: The Community Development Director will review the application for the Noise Exception Permit. The Director will consider all public comments and decide whether or not to approve or request modifications to the application. The proposed West End Block Party will also require issuance of a Special Event Permit and approval by City Council for the proposed road closure.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Michaela O’Brien, Asst. Planner at (415) 485-3468 or [email protected]. You may also come to the Planning Division office, located in City Hall, 1400 Fifth Avenue, to look at the file for the proposed project.

The office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Friday.

IF YOU WANT TO COMMENT: You may send a letter to the Community Development Department, Planning Division, City of San Rafael, 1400 5th Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901. You may also hand deliver it prior to the action date.

Appeals of decisions by the Community Development Director’s noise exception permit determination shall be made in writing with five business days of such decision. (SRMC Section

8.13.060.d).Public transportation to City Hall is available through Golden Gate Transit, Line 22 or 23. Para-transit is available by calling Whistlestop Wheels at (415) 454-0964.

West End Block Party - Notice Map
Address: West End Block Party Noise Permit (INF23-008)

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE BY MAIL
The undersigned declares as follows:

On the 11th day of May, 2023, I caused true and correct copies of the attached public notice to be sealed and addressed to the parties named on the attached list of property owners, as shown on the latest equalized Marin County Assessor’s roll, prepared in accordance with the San Rafael Zoning Ordinance requirements for such noticing. Following ordinary business practices, I placed said public notices at City Hall, City of San Rafael, 1400 Fifth Avenue, San Rafael, for collection and mailing by the City’s mailroom staff, with postage prepaid, with the United States Postal Service. In the ordinary course of business, correspondence placed for collection at City Hall on a particular day is deposited with the United States Postal Service that same day.

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.

Executed this 11th day of May, 2023, at San Rafael, California.

By: Erin Cipriani
Title: Administrative Assistant
____________________________________________________________________________________

FOR CITY CLERK ONLY
Council Meeting:

Disposition:

Agenda Item No: 6.c
Meeting Date: July 17, 2023

SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT
Department: Community Development
Prepared by: Alicia Giudice, Director
Chris Hess, Assistant Director
Alexis Captanian, Housing Analyst
City Manager Approval: ______________
TOPIC: 2023 AFFORDABLE HOUSING NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY FUNDING

RECOMMENDATION
SUBJECT: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF $1,450,000 IN FUNDS IN FULFILLMENT OF THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST FUND 2023 NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: On April 10, 2023, the City issued a Notice of Funding Availability for the preservation or development of affordable housing. The application period ended at 5:00 PM on May 15, 2023, with three responses received. Staff reviewed the responses and confirmed all three projects meet the requirements to be considered for funding. A City staff panel evaluated the three responses and presented them to the City Council subcommittee, comprised of Mayor Kate Colin and Councilmember Rachel Kertz. The staff recommendation provided in this report incorporates feedback received from the City Council subcommittee.

RECOMMENDATION:

Adopt the resolution authorizing:
1) The expenditure of $1,450,000 plus administrative costs from the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund for three 100% affordable housing projects in fulfillment of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund 2023 NOFA, and
2) The City Manager to execute all documents required to disburse the funds.

BACKGROUND:

The City of San Rafael is committed to creating and maintaining housing that is affordable to the San Rafael community, including lower and moderate-income individuals, as well as families and older adults, and individuals currently or formerly experiencing homelessness. The City maintains an Affordable Housing Trust Fund and periodically issues a Notice of Funding Availability to receive responses and evaluate the needs of organizations seeking funding from the City for the preservation or development of affordable housing.

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Affordable Housing Trust Fund
Developers who are creating market-rate housing can pay an in-lieu fee for a portion of the affordable housing obligation rather than providing the below market rate units within the residential project.

Additionally, developers of certain commercial projects are required to pay a commercial linkage fee to offset the new need for affordable housing that the new commercial use is anticipated to create. These fees are deposited into the City’s affordable housing trust fund. The current amount in the affordable housing trust fund is $2,034,226. The City issued a Notice of Funding Availability for $1.4 million, reserving some funds to pay for administration of the Below Market Rate Rental and Ownership Programs. These programs monitor rental and ownership units with affordability restrictions to ensure that tenants and homeowners are income-qualified, and that rents and home prices match the affordability restriction in place. Additionally, the City has reserved funds for emerging projects where City dollars could be used to leverage additional funding sources. 2023 Notice of Funding Availability – Affordable Housing On April 10, 2023, the Community Development Department issued a Notice of Funding Availability for the acquisition/rehabilitation or new development of 100% affordable rental or ownership housing projects in the amount of one million four hundred thousand dollars ($1,400,000) and invited qualified affordable housing sponsors to submit requests for funding for the preservation or development of affordable rental housing for seniors, families, and individuals and families with special needs including individuals and families who formerly experienced homelessness. The application deadline for this Notice of Funding Availability was May 15, 2023.

Considerations for Funding. The following considerations for awarding funding were included in the notice.

The project:
• Meets all requirements provided in the Guidelines for the Administration of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
• Demonstrates site control or ability to achieve site control, including but not limited to a purchase and sale agreement, executed deed, or letter from a public agency or other entity agreeing to convey property and including the terms and conditions of such a transfer. • Demonstrates fiscal capacity to provide the greatest return on the City’s investment by maximizing number of affordable units created through the creative use of design, materials, construction techniques, and financing.

Financing plan includes reasonable per unit City subsidy, based on the applicant’s funding request, coupled with other funding sources based on target population, project type and cost effectiveness (cost per person, externalities, reserves, leveraging). • Ability to contribute toward meeting the City’s goals for new housing development and the Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA).
• Readiness in the form of approved entitlements and building permits and awarded state and federal funding.
• Located within a quarter mile of transit, or that provides units for larger families, or serves verylow- and/or extremely-low-income households or include 20% or more permanent supportive housing.

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Additionally, staff evaluated funding requests based on their alignment with the four goals established in the City’s recently adopted 2023-2031 Housing Element:

1. End and prevent homelessness in San Rafael.

2. Combat housing discrimination, eliminate racial bias, and undo historic patterns of segregation.

3. Ensure housing habitability and maintenance.

4. Meet housing needs through a variety of housing choices and affordability levels throughout the city.

Analysis
The City received three responses to the Notice of Funding Availability totaling two million six hundred thousand dollars ($2,600,000). Altogether, the three projects would result in the completion or rehabilitation and preservation of 169 deed-restricted affordable housing units. The three funding requests are summarized below.
2023 Affordable Housing Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) – Responses Received Address Project Type Units Applicant Estimated
Project Cost
Prior
Award
2023 NOFA
Request
161 and 165 Novato St Rehabilitation 4 Canal
Alliance $400,000 -- $400,000
101, 119 Nova Albion;
845, 865 Las Gallinas Rehabilitation 125 BRIDGE
Housing $12,200,000 -- $1,400,000
3301 Kerner Blvd Adaptive Reuse 40 Eden
Housing $34,700,000 $2,101,663 $800,000
Totals 169 $2,600,000
The project at 3301 Kerner Blvd has previously received funding from the City of San Rafael. In 2020, the City awarded a grant to the County of Marin, which leveraged the City’s funding to obtain Project Homekey funds for acquisition of the site. The City awarded $850,000 in gap funding to the project in March 2022.

In May 2023, the Community Development Department assembled a panel of City staff to evaluate the responses using the criteria listed in Section 5 of City Council Resolution No. 14760, Guidelines for the Administration of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The panel included the City’s Community Development Director, Assistant Director, Chief Building Official, Finance Senior Management Analyst, and Economic Development Director. The panel met on May 24 to evaluate each response, form a preliminary recommendation, and identify needs for additional information. Community Development staff then held follow-up meetings with the respondents in late May and early June to gather the additional information. A final preliminary evaluation and recommendation was presented to the City Manager. The City Council ad hoc subcommittee on Homelessness, which consists of the Mayor and Councilmember Kertz, received the preliminary recommendation on July 7, 2023, and provided comments to staff.

Funding Recommendation
The funding recommendation for the 2023 Affordable Housing Notice of Funding Availability is provided in the following chart. Funding is recommended from the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund as follows:

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Recommended Funding - Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund Address
(Project Type) Request Sponsor Total Cost 2023 Request Prior Award Recommendation Total City
Funding
(Per Unit)
Novato St
(Rehab)
Rehab
Funding
Canal
Alliance $400,000 $400,000 -- $200,000 $200,000
($50,000)
Nova Albion/Las
Gallinas
(Acquis/Rehab)
Rehab
Funding
BRIDGE
Housing $12,200,000 1,400,000 -- $1,000,000 $1,000,000($8,000) 3301 Kerner Blvd
(Adaptive Reuse)
Gap
Funding
Eden
Housing $34,700,000 $800,000 $2,101,663 $250,000 $2,351,663 ($58,792)
Total 1,450,000
Summaries for each project and justification for each funding award is provided below. 3301 Kerner Boulevard – Eden Housing
Staff recommends a grant award of $250,000 to the 3301 Kerner Boulevard project, which will create 40 studio and 1-bedroom units of permanent supportive housing in a location near services. The project team closed on its construction financing in April 2023 and started construction in early May, however the building structure requires modifications because of its location in a floodplain. The recommended funding would be used to address this issue through a redesign, including raising the finished floor of the first-floor residential units. Staff recommends an additional award of $250,000 to the project based on the deep affordability level, permanent supportive services, and overall addition of units to the City’s housing supply.

The project sponsor (Eden Housing) applied for PLHA1 funding through Marin County’s 2023 Notice of Funding Availability to help close this funding gap. PLHA funding awards are made on the same timeline and following the same process as CDBG and HOME funds, with the San Rafael City Council forwarding its recommendation to the Marin County Board of Supervisors for consideration. In May 2023, San Rafael City Council recommended $250,000 in PLHA funding with a $250,000 match from Marin County’s Housing Trust Fund, contingent on a matching $250,000 award from the City of San Rafael. The recommendation is to fulfill the $250,000 match from the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fund for the project to receive equivalent Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA) and County Housing Trust Fund awards. Together, the awards will total $750,000. Awarding funding to help close this remaining gap assures the project is completed and placed in service on schedule, and fully leverages federal and County dollars. This project aligns with the City’s recently adopted Housing Element goals to end and prevent homelessness and to foster a range of housing choices throughout the City. 1 Senate Bill 2 (SB2), adopted in 2017, established a permanent source of funding intended to increase the affordable housing stock in California, a permanent local housing allocation (PLHA). Marin County is eligible for non-competitive, entitlement funds. The five-year plan for these funds allocates funds to match local housing trust funds for acquisition, predevelopment, development, and preservation of multi-family projects, with an emphasis on projects for households that are at or under 60 percent of the Area Median Income (AMI).

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3301 Kerner Blvd Permanent Supportive Housing
– Sources of Funding (including operating subsidies) Status Amount San Rafael/Marin County Land & Building Donation Committed $7,250,000 No Place Like Home (NPLH) Funds Committed $7,658,000
PLHA and Local Housing Trust Fund Awarded 899,000
City of San Rafael Gap Loan (2021 NOFA) Awarded $858,000 HPN and Marin Community Foundation Loan Awarded $1,235,000 California Housing Accelerator Awarded $25,800,000
County of Marin 20-year operating subsidy Committed $19,600,000 City of San Rafael Gap Grant (2023 NOFA) Recommended $250,000 County of Marin Affordable Housing Trust with Permanent Local Housing Allocation Match
Contingent on
City match $500,000
Total Sources $64,050,000
Project funding history
• On January 21, 2020, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 14760 approving a grant of up to $1,540,000 from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund to support the acquisition of the property in combination with Project Homekey funds. The City ultimately contributed $1,251,663, which the County used to leverage $5,940,000 in Project Homekey funds to purchase the property. • In March 2022, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 15041 approving an $850,000 loan for this project from the City’s Low- and Moderate- Income Housing Fund to help close a gap in project funding due to unanticipated cost increases. While projects are often funded through the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, the 3301 Kerner project met the specific criteria provided in Health and Safety Code Section 34176 for use of funds from the Low- and Moderate-Income Housing Fund.
2 The Low- and Moderate-Income Housing Fund does not have sufficient funds remaining to award to additional projects through the 2023 Notice of Funding Availability. 161 and 165 Novato Street – Canal Alliance
Staff recommends a grant award of $200,000 for the renovation of four units, including funding for temporary relocation of tenant households. Canal Alliance, the applicant, has owned 12 units at Marin Villa Estates for over 20 years and the units have not been updated during this time. These units are deed-restricted for households earning very low (<50% of Area Median Income (AMI)) or low (<60% of AMI) incomes and are currently occupied by families with school-aged children and a senior. This project aligns with the City’s recently adopted Housing Element goals to ensure housing habitability and maintenance and foster a range of housing choices throughout the City. At $50,000 per unit, this recommendation aligns with the stated Notice of Funding Availability criterion for a reasonable per unit City subsidy.

Canal Alliance was awarded Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding through Marin County’s 2023 Notice of Funding Availability to renovate two of the units at 153 Novato St in Marin Villa 2 The Low- and Moderate- Income Housing Fund was created when the State Legislature enacted Assembly Bill 26 in 2012, dissolving all California Redevelopment Agencies and providing for Successor Agencies to assume the rights, powers, and duties of the former redevelopment agencies. The City of San Rafael is the Successor Agency to the former San Rafael Redevelopment Agency, and the City Council acts as the governing board of the Successor Agency. Pursuant to AB 26, the San Rafael Oversight Board is responsible for overseeing the operation of the San Rafael Successor Agency as it administers the former Redevelopment Agency’s closing operations and obligations.

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Estates. In May 2023, San Rafael City Council recommended $180,000 in CDBG funding for the two units. In June 2023, the Marin County Board of Supervisors authorized staff to submit this funding recommendation to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The Community Development and Economic Development Departments jointly met with the applicant to discuss the potential to leverage the organization’s existing workforce program in completing the renovations. Using the workforce program would facilitate additional funding through workforce development grants, which could allow Canal Alliance to renovate more of its units sooner and increase the sustainability of its portfolio. Canal Alliance expressed interest, and while staff is not recommending this as a condition of City funding, we are prepared to offer technical assistance if the organization decides to pursue this model.

Marin Villa Estates – Sources of Funding Status Amount
City of San Rafael (2023 NOFA) – 161 and 165 Novato St Pending $200,000 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) – 153
Novato St Awarded $180,000
Total Sources $380,000
Project funding history
The City supported Canal Alliance’s acquisition of 161 and 165 Novato Street more than 20 years ago. • In 2000, the San Rafael Redevelopment Agency (RDA) provided an $85,000 grant to Canal Community Alliance from the Low- and Moderate-Income Housing Fund for acquisition of the four-unit building at 161 Novato St. The RDA restricted occupancy and affordability at 50% of AMI for two of the units and 60% of AMI for the other two units. • In 2001, the RDA provided a $120,000 grant to Canal Community Alliance from the Low- and Moderate-Income Housing Fund for acquisition of the four-unit building at 165 Novato St. The RDA restricted occupancy and affordability at 50% of AMI for two of the units and 60% of AMI for the other two units.

Nova Albion/Las Gallinas “Terra Linda Manor” - BRIDGE Housing Staff recommends awarding $1,000,000 via a residual receipts loan to support the rehabilitation of two adjacent properties built in the early 1960s in the Terra Linda neighborhood. In late 2022, the project sponsor (BRIDGE Housing) acquired Terra Linda Manor and Northview (now collectively, “Terra Linda Manor”), preserving 125 units of naturally occurring (unregulated) affordable housing that otherwise would have been purchased by one of 11 for-profit bidders. Marin County awarded a $6.25 million loan through its Housing Trust Fund to support the acquisition of the property and Marin Community Foundation provided a $2.5 million grant.

The units are now restricted through a regulatory agreement with Marin County to at or below 80% of Marin County Area Median Income3
. At the time of acquisition, many but not all tenant households had 3 Marin County Area Median Income (AMI) is set by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD AMI) and published by the Marin Housing Authority.

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incomes at or below 80% of AMI. To prevent displacement of the current tenants, the agreement allows the affordability level to be achieved over time as current tenant households move and are replaced by households earning at or below 80% of AMI. At the time of the construction loan closing, the project will qualify for City funding if the average in-place tenant household income is at or below 80% of AMI.

Located in a high-resource area of San Rafael and close to a grocery store, pharmacy, schools, and medical facilities, this project aligns with the City’s recently adopted Housing Element goals to foster a range of housing choices throughout the City and to ensure housing habitability and maintenance.

The applicant anticipates that all rehabilitation work can be completed with tenants remaining in place.

Should temporary relocation be necessary, the applicant has set aside ten vacant units as a contingency.

Terra Linda Manor – Sources of Funding
(Including acquisition sources) Status Amount
NEF/Morgan Stanley Loan Awarded $33,000,000
County of Marin Awarded $6,250,000
BRIDGE Housing Equity/Mezzanine Loan Awarded $12,900,000 Marin Community Foundation Awarded $2,500,000
City of San Rafael Funding - Loan Pending $1,000,000
Total Sources $55,650,000
Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund Balance
The following chart provides a history of revenues and expenditures from the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee fund in fiscal years 2021-22 and 2022-23. During this time, the fund received one significant commercial linkage fee payment in the amount of $600,000.

Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund
Date Address Transaction Entity Amount Fund Balance
$3,603,996
04-06-2022 999 Third St NOFA Loan Eden Housing ($1,825,000) 06-15-2022 190 Mill St NOFA Grant Homeward Bound ($350,000) 01-25-2023 800 Mission Linkage Fee
Payment Aegis $600,000
Attorney fees CH&W ($24,338)
BMR rental
admin Marin Housing ($32,209)
Revenue Misc. Payments $61,777
$2,034,226
7-17-2023
(NOFA)
Novato St Grant Canal Alliance ($200,000) } ($1,450,000) TL Manor Loan BRIDGE Housing ($1,000,000)
3301 Kerner Grant Eden Housing ($250,000)
Remaining Balance After Awarding the Funding Recommendation $584,226 COMMUNITY OUTREACH:

The Notice of Funding Availability was announced on the City’s website and notices were provided to local and regional affordable housing owners and developers. The announcement was also distributed SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT / Page: 8
to over 4,000 contacts via Marin County’s listserv for federal grants and housing updates. The release of the Notice of Funding Availability was covered in a Marin Independent Journal article published on April

11. The City held a virtual applicant workshop on April 26th to educate potential applicants, and staff engaged in follow-up conversations with applicants as needed.

FISCAL IMPACT:

Approval of the recommendation would result in a fiscal impact to the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund, Fund #243, of $1,450,000 plus administrative costs. Presently there is $2,034,226 available in the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund. If the recommendation is funded in full, this will leave approximately $584,226 unencumbered in the fund.

Staff's recommendation is to issue the $200,000 and $250,000 awards as grants and to issue the $1,000,000 award as a residual receipts loan. This proposed loan is consistent with prior awardmaking, while grants are proposed for the smaller amounts in consideration of the administrative and legal costs associated with processing these forms of loans as well as the staff time required to maintain it, relative to the size of the award.

The funding for the Terra Linda Manor project would be structured as a residual receipts loan and have a minimum affordability term of 55 years. Repayment of the loan and accrued interest will depend on the amount of net proceeds remaining each year after allowable projects costs. The total life of the loan will be up to 57 years, including up to a two-year rehabilitation period followed by a 55-year affordability term. The loan will be due in full along with any interest accrued at the end of the affordability term.

While the City’s loan documents will include a clause that if excess funds remain once the project is completed that those funds be used to pay down the City’s loan, the City may waive its right upon request from the sponsor to use the funds to pay down other debt in the project.

OPTIONS:

The City Council has the following options to consider on this matter:

1. Adopt the resolution.

2. Adopt a modified resolution.

3. Direct staff to provide additional information.

4. Take no action.

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

Adopt the resolution authorizing:
3) The expenditure of $1,450,000 plus administrative costs from the Affordable Housing In-Lieu Fee Fund for three 100% affordable housing projects in fulfillment of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund 2023 NOFA, and
4) The City Manager to execute all documents required to disburse the funds.

ATTACHMENTS:

1. Resolution

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