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8. LICENSE FEE (SALic-1. 7 N)
The Parties agree that in consideration for the public benefit provided by the Sheriff at this location, there shall be no license fee for the Term ofthis License.

9. UTILITIES, REPAIRS, MAINTENANCE, AND JANITORIAL ( SALic- 1. 8 N) A. County Services. County shall provide, at its own cost and expense, all janitorial supplies and services to the License Area, including, without limitation, supplying restroom expendables, replacing of light bulbs and fluorescent tubes.

B. Licensor Services. Licensor shall provide, at its sole cost and expense ( except as otherwise provided in this License) any and all necessary repair, maintenance and replacement for the License Area and Building and systems therein) in good order, condition and repair and in compliance with all applicable laws, including, but not limited to, the replacement, repair and maintenance of the structural portions of the Building, the roof of the Building, the parking facilities and all Building systems including the Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (" HVAC") system, the plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems, fire/life safety system, elevators, roof, paving, fire extinguishers, pest control, and whether capital or non -capital ( the Services"), Upon request, Licensor shall provide County with a complete copy of any contracts for Services of an ongoing nature. Any repairs or replacements performed by Licensor must be at least equal in quality and workmanship to the original work and be in accordance with all applicable laws and local permit regulations. The Services shall be made promptly to keep the License Area and the Building in the condition described in this Clause 9. Should Licensor default in its obligations under this clause, the County may exercise those remedies set forth in Clause 9(C) below.

C. County Remedies. If Licensor fails to provide satisfactory repairs and/ or maintenance and/or replacements ( including fire extinguishers) to the License Area, County may request that Licensor perform repairs, maintenance and replacements to License Area by submitting such requests via email ( or by personal delivery) to the City' s Director of Public Works whose email address is: publicworks@ci. stanton. ca.us and to the City Manager whose email address is: jhildenbrand@ci. stanton. ca.us. If Licensor does not instigate measures to provide satisfactory service and/ or to remedy the unsatisfactory conditions within thirty ( 30) days after County has provided such notice via email -to Licensor, or has personally delivered such notice to Licensor, County may provide the repairs, maintenance or replacements as necessary to remedy the unsatisfactory conditions and assure satisfactory service( s) or have others do so, and County shall submit an invoice to Licensor for the cost thereof including County' s overhead. Licensor shall pay said invoice within thirty ( 30) days after receipt. The thirty ( 30) days prior written notice prescribed by this section may be extended by mutual written agreement of both Parties.

Should County be forced to shut down its operations within the License Area due to Licensor' s failure to provide repairs and/or services required by this clause, Licensor shall be responsible for the cost to the County of such a shutdown, as well as the cost of replacement premises.

D. Warranties. Licensor shall initiate at purchase, and keep in force, all manufacturers' warranties including extended warranties for all building equipment if warranties apply, limited to HVAC, and roof.

When manufacturers' warranties for the HVAC, roof and elevator expire, Licensor will contract with an industry standard maintenance company (" Vendor") that specializes in the maintenance of such equipment and for the roof) for regular and scheduled inspections as recommended by the manufacturer, and immediately authorize said Vendor to perform any and all recommended maintenance to the equipment and roof upon receipt of any inspection report. Licensor shall authorize Vendor( s) to provide County with copies of said report( s) upon County request. Should Licensor fail to comply with the provisions of this clause, County may exercise those remedies set forth in Clause 9( C) above.

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h3 order for the County to comply with the California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 5142 Regulation 5142"), and as it may be subsequently amended, Licensor shall regularly inspect and maintain the HVAC system as required by Regulation 5142 and provide repair and maintenance accordingly.

Inspections and maintenance of the HVAC system shall be documented in writing and Licensor shall retain such records for at least five ( 5) years. Licensor shall make all HVAC records required by this section available to County for examination and copying, within forty- eight ( 48) hours of a written request.

Licensor acknowledges that County may be subject to fines and/or penalties for failure to provide said records to regulatory agencies within the given timeframes. Should County incur fines and/ or penalties as a direct result of Licensor' s failure to provide said records to County in a timely manner and as set forth herein, Licensor shall reimburse County for said fines and/ or penalties within thirty (30) days upon written notice.

E. HVAC System. Air conditioning will be supplied to cause the temperature in the License Area and Building at a temperature consistent with other office buildings in Orange County, California, which are typically not less than 70° F nor greater than 75° F.

F. Emergency Services. If County requires same day emergency repairs and/or services (" Emergency Services") and Licensor cannot be contacted for such Emergency Services (as determined by the County), or the Emergency Services are necessary to remedy the emergency condition or to prevent imminent danger to persons or property, or if Licensor following such contact by County is unable or refuses to provide the necessary Emergency Services, County may, at its option, have the necessary repairs made and/ or provide Emergency Services to remedy the emergency condition, and County shall submit an invoice to Licensor for the cost thereof, including County' s overhead. Licensor shall pay said invoice within thirty ( 30) days after receipt.

G. Operations Shutdown. Should County be forced to completely shut down its operations within the License Area and/ or Building due to Licensor' s failure to provide Services or Emergency Services required by this Clause 19 for a period of twenty four ( 24) consecutive hours, Licensor shall be responsible for the actual cost to County of such shutdown and for replacement premises as necessary due to such shutdown.

Should County incur costs as a result of a shut down due to Licensor' s failure to provide said Services and as set forth herein, Licensor shall reimburse County for said costs within thirty ( 30) days of written notice which shall include written documentation of said costs.

10. ALTERATIONS (SALic- 1. 9 S)
County may make improvements and changes in the License Area, including, but not limited to, the installation of fixtures, partitions, counters, shelving, and equipment as deemed necessary or appropriate by the County in its discretion. It is agreed that any such fixtures, partitions, counters, shelving, or equipment attached to or placed upon the License Area by County shall be considered as personal property of County, who shall have the right, but not the obligation, to remove same. County agrees that the License Area shall be left in as good condition as when received, reasonable wear and tear excepted.

11. OWNERSHIP OF IMPROVEMENTS ( SALic- 2. 0 S)
All improvements, including trade fixtures, constructed or placed within the License Area by County (" County Improvements") must, upon completion, be free and clear of all liens, claims, or liability for labor or material, and at County' s option shall be the property of County at the termination ofthis License.

12. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF COUNTY ( SALic- 2. 1 S) — Intentionally Omitted

13. INSURANCE (SALic-2. 2 S)
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Commercial Property Insurance: Licensor shall obtain and keep in force during the Term of this License a policy or policies of commercial property insurance written on ISO form CP 00 10 10 12, or a substitute form providing coverage at least as broad, with all risk or special form coverage, covering the loss or damage to the License Area to the full insurable value of the improvements located on the License Area ( including the full value of all improvements and fixtures owned by Licensor) at least in the amount of the full replacement cost thereof, and in no event less than the total amount required by any lender holding a security interest.

Licensor agrees to and shall include in the policy or policies of commercial property insurance a standard waiver of the right of subrogation against the County of Orange, its elected and appointed officials, officers, agents and employees by the insurance company issuing said policy or policies. Licensor shall provide the County of Orange with a Certificate of Insurance as evidence of compliance with these requirements.

Commercial General Liability Insurance: Licensor shall obtain and keep in force during the Term of this License a policy or policies of commercial general liability insurance covering all injuries occurring within the building and the License Area. The policy or policies evidencing such insurance shall provide the following:

A. An Additional Insured endorsement using ISO form CG 20 26 04 13 or a from at least as broad naming the County of Orange, its elected and appointed officials, officers, agents and employees as an additional insured, or provide blanket coverage which will state, AS REQUIRED BY WRITTEN AGREEMENT;
B. A primary and non-contributory endorsement using ISO form CG 20 O1 04 13, or a form at least as broad evidencing that the Licensor' s insurance is primary and any insurance or self-insurance maintained by the County of Orange shall be excess and non- contributing; C. Licensor shall notify County in writing within thirty ( 3 0) days of any policy cancellation and ten ( 10) days for non-payment ofpremium and provide a copy ofthe cancellation notice to County. Failure to provide written notice of cancellation may constitute a material breach of the License, upon which the County may suspend or terminate this License.

D. Shall provide a limit of One Million Dollars ($ 1, 000, 000) per occurrence with a Two Million Dollars 2, 000, 000) aggregate; and
E. The policy or policies of insurance must be issued by an insurer with a minimum rating of A- (Secure A.M. Best' s Rating) and VIII (Financial Size Category as determined by the most current edition of the Best' s Key Rating Guide/Property- Casualty/United States or ambest. com). It is preferred, but not mandatory, that the insurer be licensed to do business in the state of California ( California Admitted Carrier).

If the insurance carrier does not have an A.M. Best Rating of A -/VIII, the CEO/ Office of Risk Management retains the right to approve or reject a carrier after a review of the company' s performance and financial ratings. Prior to the Commencement Date of this License and upon renewal of such policies, Licensor shall submit to County a Certificate of Insurance and required endorsements as evidence that the foregoing policy or policies are in effect.

If Licensor fails to procure and maintain the insurance required to be procured by Licensor under this License, County may, but shall not be required to, order such insurance and deduct the cost thereof plus any County administrative charges from the rent thereafter payable.

14. INDEMNIFICATION ( SALic- 2. 3 S)
Licensor hereby agrees to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend County, its elected and appointed officials, officers, agents, employees, and those special districts and agencies which the Board of Supervisors acts as t )
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the governing board, with counsel approved by County, against any and all claims, loss, demands, damages, cost, expenses or liability arising out of the ownership, maintenance, or use of the License Area, except for liability
arising out of the negligence of County, its elected and appointed officials, officers, agents, or employees, including the cost of defense of any lawsuit arising therefrom.

County hereby agrees to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend Licensor, its elected and appointed officials, officers, agents, and employees, with counsel approved by Licensor, against any and all claims, loss, demands, damages, cost, expenses or liability arising out of the use of the License Area, except for liability arising out of the negligence of Licensor, its elected and appointed officials, its officers, agents, or employees, including the cost of defense of any lawsuit arising therefrom.

In the event County is named as co- defendant, Licensor shall notify County of such fact and shall represent County, with counsel approved by County, in such legal action unless County undertakes to represent itself as co- defendant in such legal action, in which event Licensor shall pay County' s litigation costs, expenses and attorneys' fees. In the event judgment is entered against County and Licensor because of the concurrent negligence of County and Licensor, their officers, agents, or employees, an apportionment of liability to pay such judgment shall be made by a court of competent jurisdiction. Neither Party shall request a jury apportionment.

15. ASSIGNMENT AND SUBAGREEMENTS ( SALic- 2. 4 S)
County has the right to assign or sublicense, with City approval.

16. LABOR CODE COMPLIANCE ( SALic- 2. 5 S)
Licensor acknowledges and agrees that all improvements or modifications required to be performed as a condition precedent to the Commencement Date of the term ofthis License or any such future improvements or modifications performed by Licensor shall be governed by, and performed in accordance with, the provisions of Article 2 of Chapter 1, Part 7, Division 2 of the Labor Code of the State of California ( Sections 1770, et seq.), as applicable. These provisions may be applicable to improvements or modifications costing more than $ 1, 000, unless an exception applies, including but not limited to the exception to the definition of public works under § 1720.2.

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of California, Licensor shall comply with the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and the general prevailing rate for holiday and overtime work in the locality applicable to this License for each craft, classification, or type of workman needed to execute the aforesaid improvements or modifications. The rates are available at the following website: http:// www. dir.ca. gov/ dlsr/ DPreWageDetermination. htm from the Director of the State Department of Industrial Relations. Licensor shall post a copy of such wage rates at the job site and shall pay the adopted prevailing wage rates at all times for all improvements or modifications to be completed for County within the License Area. Licensor shall comply with the provisions of Sections 1775 and 1813 of the Labor Code.

As required by applicable law, Licensor shall maintain certified payroll records for all workers that will be assigned to the improvements or modifications. Said payroll records shall contain, but not be limited to, the complete name, address, telephone number, social security number, job classification, and prevailing wage rate for each worker. Upon request, Licensor shall provide the County updated certified payroll records for all workers that shall include, but not be limited to, the weekly hours worked, prevailing hourly wage rates, and total wages paid.
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If Licensor neglects, fails, or refuses to provide said payroll records to the County, upon request, such occurrence shall constitute an event of default of this License and County may, notwithstanding any other termination provisions contained herein terminate this License upon written notice to Licensor.

17. RIGHT TO WORK AND MINIMUM WAGE LAWS ( SALic- 2. 6 S) In accordance with the United States Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, Licensor shall require its employees that directly or indirectly service the License Area or terms and conditions of this License, in any manner whatsoever, to verify their identity and eligibility for employment in the United States. Licensor shall also require and verify that its contractors or any other persons servicing the License Area or terms and conditions of this License, in any manner whatsoever, verify the identity of their employees and their eligibility for employment in the United States.

Pursuant to the United States of America Fair Labor Standard Act of 1938, as amended, and State of California Labor Code, Section 1178. 5, County shall pay no less than the greater of the Federal or California Minimum Wage to all its employees that directly or indirectly service the License Area, in any manner whatsoever. Licensor shall require and verify that all its contractors or other persons servicing the License Area on behalf of the County also pay their employees no less than the greater of the Federal or California Minimum Wage.

Licensor shall comply and verify that its contractors comply with all other Federal and State of California laws for minimum wage, overtime pay, record keeping, and child labor standards pursuant to the servicing of the License Area or terms and conditions ofthis License.

Notwithstanding the minimum wage requirements provided for in this Clause 17 Licensor, whereapplicable, shall comply with the prevailing wage and related requirements pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of California.

18. SIGNS (SALic-2.7 S)
Licensor agrees to allow County to install and maintain any sign or display upon or in front of the License Area and/ or Building. Such signage shall comply with all applicable laws and zoning and site plan requirements.

19. AUTHORITY ( 4. 0 SALic- 2. 8 S)
The persons executing the License below on behalf of County or Licensor warrant that they have the power and authority to bind County or Licensor to this License.

20. LICENSE ORGANIZATION ( SALic- 2. 9 S)
The various headings and numbers herein, the grouping of provisions of this License into separate clauses and paragraphs, and the organization hereof, are for the purpose of convenience only and shall not be considered otherwise.

21. AMENDMENTS (SALic-3. 0 S)
This License is the sole and only agreement between the Parties regarding the subject matter hereof; other agreements, either oral or written, are void. Any changes to this License shall be in writing and shall be properly executed by both Parties.
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If any term, covenant, condition, or provision of this License is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, void, or unenforceable, the remainder of the provisions hereof shall remain in full force and effect and shall in no way be affected, impaired, or invalidated thereby.

23. WAIVER OF RIGHTS ( SALic- 3. 2 S)
The failure of Licensor or County to insist upon strict performance of any of the terms, conditions, and covenants in this License shall not be deemed a waiver of any right or remedy that Licensor or County may have, and shall not be deemed a waiver of any right or remedy for a subsequent breach or default of the terms, conditions, and covenants herein contained.

24. GOVERNING LAW AND VENUE ( SALic- 3. 3 S)
This License has been negotiated and executed in the State of California and shall be governed by and construed under the laws of the State of California. In the event of any legal action to enforce or interpret this License, the sole and exclusive venue shall be a court of competent jurisdiction located in Orange County, California, and the Parties hereto agree to and do hereby submit to the jurisdiction of such court, notwithstanding Code of Civil Procedure section 394.

25. ATTORNEYS' FEES ( SALic- 3. 4 S)
In the event of a dispute between Licensor and County concerning claims arising out of this License, or in any action or proceeding brought to enforce or interpret any provision of this License or where any provision hereof is validly asserted as a defense, each Party shall bear its own attorneys' fees and costs.

26. TIME OF ESSENCE ( SALic- 3. 5 S)
Time is of the essence of this License. Failure to comply with any time requirements of this License shall constitute a material breach of this License.

27. INSPECTION OF LICENSE AREA BY A CERTIFIED ACCESS SPECIALIST ( SALic- 3. 6 S) A Certified Access Specialist (" CASp") can inspect the License Area and determine whether the License Area complies with all of the applicable construction -related accessibility standards under state law.

Although state law does not require a CASp inspection of the License Area, the commercial property owner or licensor may not prohibit the licensee or tenant from obtaining a CASp inspection of the License Area for the occupancy or potential occupancy of the licensee or tenant, if requested by the licensee or tenant. The Parties shall mutually agree on the arrangements for the time and manner of the CASp inspection, the payment of the fee for the CASp inspection, and the cost of malting any repairs necessary to correct violations of construction -related accessibility standards within the License Area.

Pursuant to California Civil Code 1938, Licensor hereby represents that the License Area has not undergone an inspection by a certified access specialist and no representations are made with respect to compliance with accessibility standards. If it is determined during this tenancy that a violation of handicapped access laws ( including the Americans with Disabilities Act) exists at the License Area, Licensor shall correct such non-compliance at Licensor' s cost.

28. CONDITION OF LICENSE AREA UPON TERMINATION ( SALic-3.7 S) Except as otherwise agreed to herein, upon termination of this License, County shall redeliver possession of St
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said License Area to Licensor in substantially the same condition that existed immediately prior to County's entry thereon, reasonable wear and tear, flood, earthquakes, war, and any act of war excepted.

29. DISPOSITION OF ABANDONED PERSONAL PROPERTY ( SALic- 3. 8 S) County shall have the right to remove and to dispose of such personal property within a reasonable time upon termination of this License ( whether by the terms of this License, abandonment, or matter of law) without liability therefor to County or to any person claiming under County. If the County should fail to remove such personal property within a reasonable time, then, at Licensor' s option, the personal property may be deemed transferred to the Licensor.

30. RELATIONSHIP OF PARTIES ( SALic- 3.9 S)
The relationship of the Parties hereto is that of Licensor and County, and it is expressly understood and agreed that Licensor does not in any way or for any purpose become a partner of or ajoint venture with County in the conduct of County' s business or otherwise.

34. HOLDOVER ( 5. 0 SA)
In the event County shall continue in possession of the License Area after the Term of this License, such possession shall not be considered a renewal of this License, but a tenancy from month to month and shall be governed by the conditions and covenants contained in this License.

35. NOTICES ( SALic- 4. 0 S)
All written notices pursuant to this License shall be addressed as set forth below or as either Party may hereafter designate by written notice and shall be deemed delivered upon personal delivery, delivery by facsimile machine, electronic mail, or seventy- two ( 72) hours after deposit in the United States Mail.

To: County
County of Orange
Sheriff -Coroner
320 N. Flower Street
Santa Ana, CA 92703
Attn: Jonathan Bordeaux,
Real Estate Manager
714- 834- 2065
jbordeaux@ocsd. org
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County of Orange
County Executive Office
333 West Santa Ana Blvd., P Floor
Santa Ana, CA 92701- 4084
Attn: Chief Real Estate Officer

36. PAINTING BY LICENSOR ( 2.3 SA)
To: Licensor
City of Stanton
City Manager
7800 Katella Avenue
Stanton, CA 90680
Attn: Jarad Hildenbrand
Phone: 714- 890- 4277
Email: jhildenbrand@ci. stanton. ca. us
Within two ( 2) years of the Commencement Date of this License, upon receipt of written request from County, Licensor shall repaint, at Licensor' s sole expense, all painted surfaces within the License Area. Said o tanr
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painting shall be accomplished during hours other than County' s normal working hours. Licensor shall be responsible for the movement and subsequent replacement of all furniture, window coverings, and fixtures necessary to
repaint the License Area. Licensor shall provide County with boxes, so County may pack personal property and belongings during the painting of the License Area. Licensor shall ensure that the painting is completed consistent with industry standards, including, but not limited to, patching and sanding all blemishes, cracks, holes, etc. prior to painting. Additionally, said paint shall be of a kind and quality of Dunn -Edwards® semigloss paint or acceptable equivalent approved by the Sheriff.

At County' s sole option, County may elect to defer said repainting. Said deferral shall not release Licensor from the obligation to repaint. Should County elect to defer said repainting, the Sheriff' s Real Estate Manager shall notify Licensor in writing of County' s decision to defer said repainting prior to the scheduled repainting date. This notice shall include the date that the County wishes the repainting to take place.

Failure of County to notice Licensor of such deferral is not a waiver of Licensor' s obligation to repaint License Area under this clause.

Should Licensor fail to comply with the provisions of this clause, County shall have the option to complete said repainting and submit an invoice to Licensor for the cost thereof including County overhead. Licensor shall pay said invoice within thirty (30) days after receipt.

37. FLOORING BY LICENSOR (2. 4 SA)
Within two ( 2) years of the Commencement Date of this License, Licensor shall provide new flooring, at Licensor' s sole expense, all carpeted surfaces within the License Area. Said flooring be accomplished during hours other than County' s normal working hours. Licensor shall be responsible for the movement and subsequent replacement of all furniture and fixtures necessary to re -carpet the License Area. Licensor shall provide County with boxes, so County may pack personal property and belongings during the re - carpeting of the License Area. County shall, at its own cost and expense, be responsible for the movement and subsequent replacement of all computer equipment, electronic equipment, any other communication equipment, and all otherwise sensitive equipment identified by the Sheriff s Chief of Police at Stanton.

At County' s sole option, County may elect to defer said re -floorings aid deferral shall not release Licensor from the obligation to provide new flooring. Should County elect to defer said re -carpeting, the Sheriff' s Real Estate Manager, shall notify Licensor in writing of County' s decision to defer said re -carpeting prior to the scheduled re -carpeting date. This notice shall include the date that the County wishes the re -carpeting to take place. Failure of County to notice Licensor of such deferral is not a waiver of Licensor' s obligation to repaint License Area under this clause.

Should Licensor fail to comply with the provisions of this clause, County shall have the option to complete said repainting and submit an invoice to Licensor for the cost thereof including County overhead. Licensor shall pay said invoice within thirty (30) days after receipt.

38. ORANGE COUNTY TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK ( 2. 7 SA) Licensor agrees that County may install, at County' s sole cost and expense, telecommunication devices in, on, or around the License Area and Building in accordance with the relevant and applicable County telecommunications network plans and specifications, provided that the provisions of Clause 10 ALTERATIONS), shall be applicable to such work. It shall be County' s responsibility to obtain all governmental permits and/ or approvals required for such installation; however, Licensor shall reasonably cooperate with County as necessary or appropriate, to obtain said permits and/ or approvals. Additionally, County or County' s subcontractor has the right to enter the License Area and/ or Building to maintain, repair or replace the County telecommunications network consistent with said contract between County and JW137- 8- 20
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39. ATTACHMENTS TO LICENSE (SALic-4. 1 S)
This License includes the following, which are attached hereto and made a part hereof:

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IN WITNASS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this License the day and year first above written.

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LICENSE AREA DESCRIPTION
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PROJECT: STANTON SHERIFF STATION
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All the License Area shown on a Location Map & depicted on a Plot Plan marked Exhibit B, attached hereto and made a part hereof, being that certain single -story building with exclusive -use of approximately 7,936 square feet located at 11100 Cedar Street, in the City of Stanton, County of Orange, State of California, 90680, together with use of thirty- five ( 35) parking spaces as described in Clause 4 ( PARKING), of this License, which includes free and in -common use of the parking structure shown on Exhibit B.

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First Amendment ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
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FIRST AMENDMENT TO LICENSE
THIS FIRST AMENDMENT TO LICENSE AGREEMENT (hereinafter referred to as “First Amendment”) is made____________________ 2025, (“Effective Date”) by and between THE CITY OF STANTON (hereinafter referred to as “Licensor”) and the COUNTY OF ORANGE, a political subdivision of the State of California (hereinafter referred to as “County”). The Lessor and County may individually be referred to herein as a “Party,” or collectively as the “Parties.”

RECITALS
I. Licensor and County entered into a license agreement dated August 27, 2020, whereby Licensor licenses to County certain real property known as the Stanton Sheriff Station (“Station”) in order for County to provide law enforcement services to the City of Stanton (“License”).

II. The Parties agree to amend the License, consistent with this First Amendment, to extend the term.

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the Recitals above, which are incorporated herein by this reference, the Parties do hereby agree to amend the License as of the Effective Date first written above as follows:

A. Clause 6 (Term) is hereby deleted from the License in its entirety and the following clause is substituted:
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This License commenced on September 1, 2020 (“Commencement Date”) and shall continue in effect until September 1, 2030, (“Term”) unless sooner terminated in accordance with Clause 7 (TERMINATION) of this License.”
B. Wherever a conflict in the terms or conditions of this First Amendment and the License exists, the terms or conditions in this First Amendment shall prevail. In all other respects, the terms and conditions of the License not specifically changed by this First Amendment shall remain in full force and effect.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Agreement the day and year first above written.

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OFFICE OF COUNTY COUNSEL

ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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1 CITY OF STANTON

REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
DATE: June 10, 2025
SUBJECT: SETTING OF PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGES FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025/26 THROUGH FISCAL
YEAR 2029/30
REPORT IN BRIEF:

On March 25, 2025, the City Council preliminarily approved the Comprehensive Sewer Utility Rate Study Report prepared by the City’s consultant, Willdan Financial Services (“Willdan”) (Exhibit A of Attachment A), and set a public hearing for Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. to receive public comment and legal objections regarding the proposed sewer rates. On April 23, 2025, AllStates Mailing Services, Inc., the City’s vendors, mailed notices to each Stanton property owner of record to communicate the City Council would be considering proposed changes to the City’s sewer rates during tonight’s public hearing (Attachment B). The notice was mailed in three languages:

English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

Staff is seeking City Council approval of Resolution No. 2025-24, which identifies the maximum annual sewer service charges that may be charged annually for Fiscal Years 2025/26 through Fiscal Year 2029/30 (Attachment A).

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

1. City Council find that this item is not subject to California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21080(b)(8) and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15273 because the annual sewer service charges are necessary and reasonable to fund the administration, operation, maintenance, and improvements of the sewer systems and will not result in the expansion of the sewer system; and

2. City Council conduct a public hearing to receive public comment, including legal objections, regarding the proposed changes to the City’s Annual Sewer Service Charges for Fiscal Years 2025/26 through 2029/30; and,

3. Close the public hearing and request for a tabulation of the protests that have been received by the City prior to the close of the public hearing; and Item: 10A
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2 4. Declare that there is not a majority protest to the adoption of the revised Annual Sewer Service Charges; and

5. Adopt Resolution No. 2025-24, entitled:
“A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STANTON,

CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING THE ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGE
RATES FOR SEWER SERVICE PROVIDED ON AND AFTER JULY 1, 2025, AND TAKING OTHER ACTIONS RELATING THERETO”.

BACKGROUND:

On March 1, 1988, the City assumed operation and maintenance of the sanitary sewer system improvements within its jurisdictional boundary under Orange County Reorganization No. 88. The City currently operates and maintains a sewer collection system for over 40,000 connections. The network of sanitary sewers is comprised of

55.4 miles of mains with approximately 550 manholes and 5,000 sewer laterals. The City charges fees to operate the system by placing an Annual Sewer Charge on the property tax roll. The activity for the sewer system is recorded in the City’s Sewer Maintenance Enterprise Fund (#501); Sewer Capital Improvement Reserve Enterprise Fund (#502); and Sewer Capacity Charge Fund (#503). The rates customers pay can only be spent on the City’s sewer system and no other City funds can be used to fund the City’s sewer system.

On August 8, 2017, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1068, which approved the five-year rate structure for sewer fees from Fiscal Years 2017/18 through 2021/22. The City’s Annual Sewer Service Charge has remained the same since Fiscal Year 2021/22 pending the completion of an update to the City’s Sewer Master Plan.

On July 9, 2024, the City Council approved the Sewer Master Plan Update, which included a capital improvement program funding need of $18.9 million over the next tenyear period.

On September 10, 2024, the City Council approved a professional services agreement with Willdan for a sewer rate study and sewer connection fee study.

On March 25, 2025, the City Council approved Willdan’s Comprehensive Sewer Utility Rate Study Report and set the public date and time for tonight’s public hearing.

ANALYSIS/JUSTIFICATION:

The Comprehensive Sewer Utility Rate Study Report does not change the methodology or structure for how the City’s annual sewer service charges are applied. Based on the cost-of-service analysis included in the study, which includes funding the capital improvements recommended in the City’s 2024 Sewer Master Plan Update, the proposed residential rates are presented in the table below:
3 Residential Land Uses
Fiscal Year
2025/26 2026/27 2027/28 2028/29 2029/30
Annual Charge per Equivalent
Residential Unit (ERU) (1)
Detached Single Family
Residential
$87.42 $105.78 $127.99 $154.87 $187.39
MFR/Condo (2) $69.94 $ 84.62 $102.39 $123.90 $149.91
Mobile Home/MHP (Park) (2) $43.71 $ 52.89 $ 64.00 $ 77.44 $ 93.70 Notes:
(1) The annual sewer service charge for non-residential parcels is calculated by multiplying the estimated waste discharge as a percentage of a single-family residential rate per 1,000 square feet.
(2) The annual sewer service charge is applied on a per dwelling unit basis.

The methodology for calculating non-residential rates will be consistent with the City’s current methodology (which is consistent with the methodology the Orange County Sanitation District follows for assessment for its sewer service charges on nonresidential properties).

The City Council must hold a public hearing on adoption of Annual Sewer Service Charges prior to approving the Resolution. If the City does not receive a majority protest from property owners, then the City Council may adopt the new annual sewer service charges. As of June 2, 2025, the City has received 4 written protest letters.

After the City Council has determined whether the Annual Sewer Service Charges will be changing effective July 1, 2025, then staff will work with the City’s consultant, Harris & Associates, to prepare the Annual Sewer Service Charges to be included on the tax roll for Fiscal Year 2025/26. The preliminary tax roll will be provided to City Council to approve at a public hearing on Tuesday, July 8.

FISCAL IMPACT:

If approved, the City’s Sewer Maintenance Enterprise Fund (#501) estimated revenues for Fiscal Year 2025/26 would increase by $202,650. The Fiscal Year 2025/26 Proposed Budget does not include this additional revenue. Staff will adjust the revenue estimate for the Fiscal Year 2025/26 Mid-Year Budget Update.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT:

None.

LEGAL REVIEW:

The City Attorney reviewed the staff report and Resolution as to form. 4 PUBLIC NOTIFICATION:

On May 29, 2025, the City Clerk posted a public notification to inform the public that a public hearing would be held on June 10, 2025, regarding the proposed changes to the City’s sewer rates. In addition, on April 23, 2025, AllStates Mailing Services, Inc. mailed a notice of the public hearing to each property owner of record notifying them of the public hearing scheduled on June 10, 2025, regarding proposed increases to the City’s annual sewer service charges effective July 1, 2025.

STRATEGIC GOALS:

Goal 3. Provide quality infrastructure.

Goal 4. Ensure fiscal stability.

Prepared by: Michelle Bannigan, Finance Director
Reviewed by: Cesar Rangel, Director of Public Works/City Engineer Approved by: Hannah Shin-Heydorn, City Manager
ATTACHMENTS:

A. Resolution No. 2025-24
B. Notice Mailed to Property Owners
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-24

RESOLUTION NO. 2025-24

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STANTON, CALIFORNIA,

APPROVING THE ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGE RATES FOR SEWER SERVICE PROVIDED ON AND AFTER JULY 1, 2025, AND TAKING OTHER ACTIONS

RELATING THERETO
WHEREAS, the City of Stanton (the “City”) is the successor agency of the Stanton County Water District under Reorganization No. 88; and
WHEREAS, the City currently operates and maintains a sewer collection system that services the City. The network of sanitary sewers serves approximately 40,000 residents and is comprised of 55.4 miles of mains with approximately 550 manholes and 5,000 sewer laterals; and
WHEREAS, the City charges fees to operate the citywide sewer collection system, and the sewer system is managed with an enterprise account. The rates customers pay may only be spent on the sewer system; and
WHEREAS, on March 25, 2025, the City approved the Willdan Financial Services’ Comprehensive Sewer Utility Rate Study Report (“Report”) dated March 19, 2025, which includes proposed annual sewer rates for Fiscal Years 2025/26 through Fiscal Year 2029/30, to address the proper operation and maintenance of the City’s sewer system (“Exhibit A”); and
WHEREAS, the annual sewer service charges for residential parcels are determined based on estimated discharge of wastewater into the City’s sewer system based on land use, and includes rates per dwelling unit for single-family residential, multi-family residential, condo, and mobile home parks, determined as a percentage of the cost per single family residence per unit, all as more specifically set forth in Exhibit A hereto; and WHEREAS, the annual sewer service charges for non-residential customers are calculated as a percentage of single-family residences per 1,000 square feet or unit, all as more specifically set forth in Exhibit A hereto; and WHEREAS, the revenues derived from the proposed annual sewer service charges will not exceed the funds required to provide sewer services and shall be used exclusively for the provision of sewer services; and
WHEREAS, the revenues derived from the proposed annual sewer service charges will not exceed the funds required to provide sewer services and shall be used exclusively for the provision of sewer services; and
WHEREAS, the proposed annual sewer service charges will not be imposed on a parcel unless such services are actually used by, or immediately available to, the owner of the Attachment: A
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parcel or any tenant directly liability for the payment of such annual sewer service charges; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to California Constitution Article XIIID, Section 6 (“Article XIII D”), the City provided written notice (the “Notice”) by mail of: (1) the proposed increases to the annual sewer service charges to the record owner of each parcel upon which the rate increase to the annual sewer service charges are proposed for imposition; (2) the amount of the rates for the annual sewer service charges proposed to be imposed on each parcel; (3) the basis upon which the rates for the annual sewer service charges were calculated; (4) the reason for the rate increases to the annual sewer service charges; and (5) the date, time, and location of a public hearing (the “Hearing”) on the proposed rate increase to the annual sewer service charges; and
WHEREAS, the City provided such Notice not less than forty-five days prior to the Hearing on the proposed rate increases to the annual sewer service charges in compliance with Article XIII D; and
WHEREAS, the Hearing was held on this day, June 10, 2025; and WHEREAS, before proceeding with the Hearing, the City Council considered all valid legal objections submitted to date and determined that such objections did not require any revisions to the proposed rates; and
WHEREAS, at the Hearing, the City Council heard and considered all oral testimony, written materials, and written protests concerning the establishment and imposition of the proposed rates to the annual sewer service charges, and at the close of the Hearing the City did not receive written protests against the establishment and imposition of the proposed rate increases to the annual sewer service charges from a majority of the affected property owners; and
WHEREAS, the City is the lead agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The City has determined that this Resolution is exempt from CEQA review under Public Resources Code Section 21080(b)(8) and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15273 because the annual sewer service charges are necessary and reasonable to fund the administration, operation, maintenance, and improvements of the sewer systems and will not result in the expansion of the sewer system.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STANTON, CALIFORNIA, HEREBY FINDS, DETERMINES AND RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1: The City Council finds that the above recitations are true and correct and, accordingly, are incorporated as a material part of this Resolution. All protests and objections are hereby overruled by the affirmative vote of the members of the City Council voting in favor of this Resolution.

RESOLUTION NO. 2025-24

SECTION 2: The annual sewer service charges established by this Resolution are exempt from CEQA review under Public Resources Code Section 21080(b)(8) and State CEQA Guidelines Section 15273 because the annual sewer service charges are necessary and reasonable to fund the administration, operation, maintenance, and improvements of the sewer system and will not result in the expansion of the sewer system. The documents and materials that constitute the record of proceedings on which these findings have been based are located at 7800 Katella Avenue, Stanton, California 90680. The custodian for these records is the City Clerk.

SECTION 3: RATES FOR ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGES

3.1 The City Council has been presented with data showing the estimated reasonable costs of providing sewer service and data showing the revenue sources available to recover the costs of providing sewer service.

3.2 The City Council reviewed the proposed rates for the annual sewer service charges at the March 25, 2025, City Council meeting.

3.3 The City Council held a duly noticed Hearing on June 10, 2025, at which the City Council did not receive a protest from a majority of property owners subject to the annual sewer service charges.

3.4 The City Council hereby adopts the annual sewer service charges for Fiscal Years 2025/26 through Fiscal Year 2029/30 set forth in Exhibit A hereto, which will be effective July 1, 2025, and increased each July 1 thereafter as set forth in the chart below:

Residential Land Uses
Fiscal Year
2025/26 2026/27 2027/28 2028/29 2029/30
Annual Charge per Equivalent
Residential Unit (ERU) (1)
Detached Single Family
Residential
$87.42 $105.78 $127.99 $154.87 $187.39
MFR/Condo (2) $69.94 $ 84.62 $102.39 $123.90 $149.91
Mobile Home/MHP (Park) (2) $43.71 $ 52.89 $ 64.00 $ 77.44 $ 93.70 Notes:
(1) The annual sewer service charge for non-residential parcels is calculated by multiplying the estimated waste discharge as a percentage of a single-family residential rate per 1,000 square feet.
(2) The annual sewer service charge is applied on a per dwelling unit basis.

3.5 The City of Stanton hereby imposes and levies an annual sewer service charge for each ERU within the City of Stanton until such time as the annual sewer service charges are otherwise revised by a subsequent resolution of the City Council.

RESOLUTION NO. 2025-24

SECTION 4: If any section, subsection, subdivision, sentence, clause, or phrase in this Resolution or any part thereof is for any reason held to be unconstitutional or invalid, ineffective by any court or competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity or effectiveness of the remaining portions of this Resolution or any part thereof. The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted each section irrespective of the fact that any one or more subsections, subdivisions, sentences, clauses, or phrases be declared unconstitutional, invalid, or ineffective. This Resolution shall supersede all previous resolutions and ordinances that may conflict with, or be contrary to, this Resolution with respect to the annual sewer service charges described more particularly herein.

SECTION 5: The City Clerk shall certify as to the adoption of this Resolution.

ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 10th day of June, 2025.

DAVID J. SHAWVER, MAYOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM:

HONGDAO NGUYEN, CITY ATTORNEY
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-24

ATTEST:

I, Patricia A. Vazquez, City Clerk of the City of Stanton, California DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution, being Resolution No. 2025-24 has been duly signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk, all at a regular meeting of the Stanton City Council, held on June 10, 2025, and that the same was adopted, signed and approved by the following vote to wit:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:

PATRICIA A. VAZQUEZ, CITY CLERK
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EXHIBIT “A”
City of Stanton, CA
Comprehensive Sewer
Utility Rate Study
Report

EXHIBIT A

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i Sewer Rate Study
March 19, 2025

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................................... i Section 1 – Executive Summary...........................................................................................................1

1.1 Introduction.........................................................................................................................................1

1.2 Overview of the Rate Study Process............................................................................................2

1.3 Summary of Proposed Rates..........................................................................................................3 Section 2 – Revenue Sufficiency Analysis ..........................................................................................5

2.1 Financial Planning Principles..........................................................................................................5

2.2 Existing Rates.......................................................................................................................................5

2.3 Revenue Sufficiency Process .........................................................................................................6

2.3.1 Budget..........................................................................................................................................6

2.3.2 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) ..........................................................................................7

2.3.3 Debt Service ...............................................................................................................................7

2.3.4 Gross and Net Revenue Requirement ................................................................................8

2.4 Customer Data...................................................................................................................................8

2.4.1 Customer Billing Analysis..........................................................................................................9

2.5 Financial Projections Under Existing Rates..................................................................................9 Section 3 – Cost-of-Service (COS) Analysis .....................................................................................11

3.1 General ..............................................................................................................................................11

3.2 Sewer Cost-of-Service....................................................................................................................11

3.2.1 Functional Unbundling of Revenue Requirements........................................................11

3.2.2 Classification of Revenue Requirements..........................................................................12

3.2.3 Allocation to Customer Classes and Unit Cost Development....................................13

3.2.4 COS and Revenue Check....................................................................................................17 Section 4 – Proposed Test Year Rates ...............................................................................................19

4.1 General ..............................................................................................................................................19

4.2 Rate Comparison with Other Utilities .........................................................................................20 Section 5 – Projected Operating Results ..........................................................................................22

5.1 General ..............................................................................................................................................22

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5.2 Projected User Rate Revenues....................................................................................................22

5.3 Summary of Projected Operating Results ................................................................................24 Section 6 – Conclusions and Recommendations ............................................................................26

6.1 Disclaimers...............................................................................................................................................26

6.1.1 General Disclaimer .................................................................................................................26

6.1.2 Municipal Advisory Disclaimer.............................................................................................26

6.2 Conclusions.......................................................................................................................................27

6.3 Recommendations.........................................................................................................................28

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Section 1 – Executive Summary

1.1 Introduction
Willdan Financial Services (Willdan) is pleased to submit to the City of Stanton (the “City”) the following Sewer Rate Study report (the “Report”) for your consideration. Willdan has completed this study of the City’s sewer rates, which are submitted annually to the Orange County Auditor-Controller’s office for placement each year on the Orange County Secured Property Tax Roll. The results of the investigations, analyses, and conclusions from this study are summarized in this Report.

The City’s wastewater collection facilities include a network of gravity sewers, manholes, cleanouts, and siphons. The sewer collection system was mostly constructed during the 1950s and 1960s and consists predominantly of seventy (70) to eighty (80) year-old Vitrified Clay Pipe (VCP) gravity sewer pipelines. The City’s ongoing operations and maintenance activities to keep the system in optimal condition include the cleaning, video recording, inspection and repairing of faulty sections of the system and replacement of aging or faulty system components.

The City provides sewer collection services through the established Sanitary Sewer enterprise to different types of customers within its incorporated limits. Wastewater is collected from City customers and conveyed through the City’s system to the Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD), Service Area 3 for treatment and disposal. The City’s system also conveys a minimal amount of wastewater from the Cities of Anaheim and Garden Grove, which flow into the City’s sewer system at twenty-three (23) locations, to OCSD for treatment. As mentioned above, customers and property owners in the City pay for these services through an annual charge placed on the Orange County Secured Property Tax Roll and collected as part of their annual secured property tax bills. The cost of conveying wastewater from the Cities of Anaheim and Garden Grove are funded from the Sewer System’s other unrestricted revenue (not sewer service charges). The City’s collection and conveyance system is comprised of 55.4 miles of mains with approximately 550 manholes and 5,000 sewer laterals.

In 2024, the City conducted an update of their 2013 Sewer Master Plan. The 2013 Sewer Master Plan included an evaluation of the existing sanitary system, a capacity analysis inspection, hydraulic modeling of the City’s collection system, and development of future flow projections. The Sewer Master Plan also included recommendations for pipeline improvements. Additional information pertaining to major elements of the City’s sewer collection system and specific system improvements was included in the Master Plan. Due to increased growth in development, system modifications, ongoing water conservation efforts, and aging infrastructure, the City updated its infrastructure needs and Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The infrastructure needs and capital improvements identified in the City’s updated 2024 Sewer Master Plan update are included in the sewer rate study analysis.

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The City has focused a significant amount of attention and effort on strategic and master planning measures in all areas of sewer utility operations to ensure that the sewer system is able to continue providing uninterrupted service to its customers, and so that it remains prepared for the future. As part of its ongoing planning efforts, the City commissioned Willdan to perform a sewer rate study to analyze the revenue sources and expenditures of the sewer utility system, develop a five-year financial analysis, and provide recommendations for proposed rate and/or rate structure adjustments to meet the financial and administrative goals and objectives of the City. The primary objectives of the rate study include:
➢ Full recovery of costs related to utility operations (i.e., operating and maintenance costs, debt, and other expenditure requirements);
➢ Development of cost-based rate structures;
➢ Maintaining consistency with Water Environment Federation (“WEF”) guidelines; ➢ Providing for equity among customer classes;
➢ Meeting substantive and procedural Proposition 218 requirements; ➢ Maximizing administrative efficiency (i.e., easy to understand and implement); and ➢ Incorporation into the analysis of a 5-Year capital funding plan.

1.2 Overview of the Rate Study Process
This study includes the development and presentation of a pro-forma sewer financial plan for a 5-year planning period, as well as the development of cost-based rates through a costof-service and rate design analysis. Utility rates must be set at a level such that operating, maintenance, debt, and capital expenses are funded with the revenues received from customers. In addition, the revenues generated from utility rates must only be used for this purpose and for the sewer system only. This is a significant point, as failure to achieve the revenues needed can lead to unacceptable service levels, inadequately maintained facilities, and potentially regulatory or health and safety concerns. Therefore, a rate study typically consists of the following three interrelated analyses:

I. Financial Planning/Revenue Requirement Analysis: Creates a five-year plan to support an orderly, efficient program of on-going maintenance and operating costs, capital improvement and replacement activities, debt financing, and retirement of outstanding debt. In addition, the plan should fund and maintain appropriate reserve balances based on industry standards, as well as the City’s fiscal policies and specific needs.

II. Cost-of-Service Analysis: Identifies and apportions annual revenue requirements (i.e., expenditures) to operational and functional cost components based on the demand placed on the sewer utility system. The purpose of this analysis is to develop rates that generate revenues relatively proportionate to the share of the

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utility’s costs. This objective is consistent with industry standards as well as the requirements of Proposition 218.

III. Rate Design: Develops an equitable and proportionate schedule of rates for the City’s customer base. The policy objectives are coordinated with Proposition 218 (Prop 218) requirements and cost-of-service objectives to achieve a balance between customer equity and financial stability goals.

This rate study utilizes generally accepted rate-making principles and standards established by industry experts such as the WEF in its “Financing and Charges for Sewer Systems, Manual of Practice No. 27”. The principles established by these entities are used as guidelines in the development of the proposed sewer rates. A discussion of some of the key principles of ratemaking is presented in the following subsection of this Report.

1.3 Summary of Proposed Rates
The rate study methodology applied in the development of updated sewer rates, outlined in this Report, consisted of reviewing the historical operating results of the sewer utility system, analyzing the budget to identify the net revenue requirements to be recovered from user rate revenues, performing general cost-of-service allocations based on the rate components and functional cost categories, and revising the rates based on the applicable costs and expenditures to be recovered from user rates. In addition, an analysis of the system’s customers was performed to identify the rate determinants since they drive the recommended rates, which are the primary source for generating revenues. The allocated revenue requirements were utilized in conjunction with the rate determinants and rate structure to develop the proposed sewer rates.

The findings and conclusions of the rate analysis, as well as the resulting revised rate recommendations, were utilized to develop a projection of future operating results for a 5- Rate Design Analysis
Considers both the level and structure of the rate design to collect the appropiate and targeted level of revenues.

Cost of Service Analysis
Allocates the revenue requirements to the fixed/variable cost components based on cost of service.

Revenue Requirement Analysis
Compares the revenues to the expenses of the utility
to determine the overall rate adjustment required.

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year planning period from Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 (beginning July 1, 2025) through FY 2030 (ending June 30, 2030), herein referred to as the “Projection Period”. The purpose for developing the 5-year projections is to demonstrate the financial capability of the sewer revenues to support system operations and fund planned capital improvements. The analyses, findings and accompanying recommendations are presented in the subsequent sections of the Report.

The sewer rate analysis described in the Report is performed based on the general guidelines of the defined objectives, as well as common industry standards for setting utility rates. The proposed sewer rates for assumed for implementation effective July 1, 2025 (or other such date as determined by the City) for FY 2025/26 (FY 2026, herein referred to as the “Test Year”) are provided in Table 1. It is anticipated that the charges, based on these rates, will be submitted to the Orange County Auditor-Controller’s office for placement on Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Annual Secured Property Tax Bills. The property tax bills are typically sent out in early fall each year, with payments due to the Orange County Tax Collector by the following December 10th and April 10th. The existing rates are provided in Table 2.

Table 1 – Proposed Annual Sewer Rates per Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU)

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Section 2 – Revenue Sufficiency Analysis

2.1 Financial Planning Principles
While the individual rates for a utility system vary based on a variety of factors, rates should be consistent with common rate-making principles within the utility industry. The guiding principle is that rates designed for any utility should provide a reasonable balance between key factors. In general, the utility rates should:
➢ Generate stable user revenues that, when combined with other sources of funds, are sufficient to meet the expenditure requirements and goals of the system. ➢ Be based upon the proportionate cost of providing the service and not exceed the cost of providing the service – in compliance with California Proposition 218.

2.2 Existing Rates
As described in the Introduction to this report, the City has an established Sanitary Sewer enterprise to pay for the maintenance and operation of the sewer collection and conveyance facilities within the City. The utility consists of all properties within the corporate limits of the City. Annual sewer charges are submitted to the Orange County Auditor Controller’s office, based on the associated waste discharge for each parcel.

The existing annual sewer collection and conveyance rates consist of a charge per Equivalent Residential Unit (“ERU”) based on each parcel’s estimated waste discharge and property use classification. The existing rates for sewer collection and conveyance services are provided in Table 2.

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Table 2 – Existing Annual Sewer Rates per Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU)

2.3 Revenue Sufficiency Process
In evaluating whether the existing rates will generate sufficient revenue to meet the expenditure requirements of the sewer system, the annual expenditures required for the sewer utility system (herein referred to as the “Revenue Requirements”) must be developed.

The Revenue Sufficiency Analysis compares the forecasted revenues for the sewer utility system under existing rates (including customer growth) to the projected Revenue Requirements.

2.3.1 Budget
The revenue sufficiency analysis performed as part of this study and summarized in this report utilizes the City’s adopted budget for FY 2024/25 (the “Budget” for FY ending June 30, 2025) as one variable to determine the gross Revenue Requirements to be recovered from user rates over the Projection Period. The Budget, as prepared by the City, is provided on a lineitem basis, and is used for projecting the budgeted financial needs for the Test Year and the remainder of the Projection Period. In developing the rate analysis, certain adjustments are made such that the expenditures are categorized into either Operating and Maintenance (O&M) expenses or non-operating expenses. In addition, only recurring costs included in the current Budget were included as part of the revenue requirement analysis. One-time costs were identified and evaluated in discussions with City Staff and removed if appropriate.

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discussion with City Staff. The O&M expenses are primarily those ongoing costs for labor, materials, supplies, services, etc., required to manage and operate the utility system on a day-to-day basis while maintaining a dependable level of service. The O&M requirements are generally a function of a budgetary process and are directly related to the level of service provided to customers of the utility system. The non-operating expenses include such items as capital outlay and any other expenses & transfers.

The Budget also identifies estimated revenues derived from sources other than sewer user rates. Such other revenue sources include interest earnings on investments, and various other miscellaneous service charges. If there are revenues generated from the other sources, those revenues are applied to the gross Revenue Requirements to reduce the amount of revenue required from user rates. The result is the net Revenue Requirement.

2.3.2 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
The City provided a list of anticipated capital projects to be undertaken over the Projection Period, which are also included in the development of the gross Revenue Requirements. The capital projects provided by and identified by the City in the CIP are required in order to maintain uninterrupted service to customers by investing in improvements, repairs, or replacements of aging system components as they wear over time. The City developed this CIP based on needs and deficiencies identified in the Sewer Master Plan completed in 2024, that was mentioned previously in this report. The City also provided cost estimates for the identified capital projects by the fiscal year in which they are estimated to be undertaken.

The funding for these capital projects was then used in the analysis, along with O&M and non-operating expenses, to determine the gross revenue requirements for the sewer system.

The capital projects included in the CIP, along with their assumed funding sources, for the Projection Period are provided in Table 3.

Table 3 – Sewer CIP ($1,000s)

2.3.3 Debt Service
The City currently has no outstanding debt associated with the sewer utility system. Also, there are no anticipated future debt issuances included in the Projection Period. Therefore, no annual debt service payments or debt service ratio calculations are included in the analysis and Projection Period.

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2.3.4 Gross and Net Revenue Requirement
The proposed sewer rates developed in the Report are designed for assumed implementation for FY 2025/26 (the Test Year as previously defined). The projected Test Year gross and net Revenue Requirements are estimated by utilizing the Budget and capital estimates and assumed funding sources for capital projects as provided by the City, along with anticipated transfers. The Test Year Revenue Requirements that are used for developing the user rates proposed herein are detailed in Appendix A at the end of this report and summarized in Table 4.

Table 4 – Test Year Revenue Requirements – FY 2025
The projected Revenue Requirements for the sewer system over the entire Projection Period are provided in Table 5.

Table 5 – Sewer Revenue Requirements for the Projection Period

2.4 Customer Data
The rate study described herein is heavily reliant upon a detailed analysis of system customers and demand characteristics. The existing utility customer base provides the determinants utilized in the cost-of-service analysis, and ultimately in calculating the sewer charges, which become the foundation for projecting future revenues generated by the sewer system.

It is important to note that the customer analysis focuses primarily on the customer classifications that will be subject to and impacted by the user rates and charges to be developed in the Report. This consists of the general service (retail) customers that currently pay for utility service pursuant to the existing user rates and charges as previously detailed.

For the purposes of the rate study, it is these customers that will generate revenues based upon the proposed user rates and charges.

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2.4.1 Customer Billing Analysis
For the rate study, detailed billing information was provided for each individual parcel. This data offered a breakdown of parcels by property use classification, demand characteristics and billed charges. An analysis of the billing data was conducted to obtain an understanding of the existing parcels, property use classifications, and demand characteristics per parcel.

Each of these parcels embody certain characteristics in their utility use and service demand profiles that provide the basis for establishing an equitable allocation of system costs. The billing data was utilized to identify the number of ERUs associated with each property use classification as identified in Orange County Sanitation District's "ORDNINANCE NO. OC SAN58 - Table B".

The historical customer data was also utilized to establish growth trends for each property use classification. The growth trends were then used to project the average number of ERUs associated with each property use classification for the Test Year plus the remaining years of the Projection Period.

2.5 Financial Projections Under Existing Rates
The projected customers and accompanying ERUs are applied to the existing rates to develop a projection of user rate revenues that would be generated under existing rates.

The revenues are then compared to the projected revenue requirements/expenditures to determine if revenue adjustments are needed. Based on this comparison, it is projected that under the existing rates, the sewer system would not meet its collective projected operating and maintenance (O&M) financial obligations, cover costs of capital projects, and be able to make anticipated transfers. Therefore, revenue increases are required to generate additional cash to fund projected costs of operations and capital projects and maintain adequate cash reserves. The City has established an objective of maintaining a target of at least 180 days of operating cash reserves to help fund ongoing operations in the event of periodic fluctuations in cash flow, and to address unexpected needs that may require cash funding. The City also maintains a separate capital reserve to fund infrastructure needs and capital improvements identified in the 2024 Sewer Master Plan. Since the City currently collects sewer user revenues through the annual property tax roll, as opposed to receiving cash through monthly or bi-monthly billings, it is essential that there are adequate operating and capital cash reserves to cover expenditures between cycles of revenue collection from annual assessor roll payments. The cash-flow statement outlining the projected operating results under existing rates is summarized in Table 6 for the sewer system. The proposed rates and projected financial results are addressed in the subsequent sections of this Report.

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Table 6 – Sewer System Projected Operating Results - Existing Rates ($1,000s)

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Section 3 – Cost-of-Service (COS) Analysis

3.1 General
The costs incurred by a sewer utility system are generally driven by specific service requirements imposed on the system by its customers. There are several different options that can be used to perform a cost-of-service (COS) analysis, and the allocation methodology depends upon the basis applied. The sewer cost-of-service analysis detailed in Section 3.2 involves an examination of the number and type of property use classifications served in accordance with Orange County Sanitation District's "ORDNINANCE NO. OC SAN-58 - Table B". The estimated waste discharges as a percentage of a single-family residence, in accordance with Orange County Sanitation District's "ORDNINANCE NO. OC SAN-58 - Table B", is provided in Appendix C.

3.2 Sewer Cost-of-Service
The COS analysis for the sewer utility utilizes the revenue requirements for the Test Year as the cost basis. The Test Year revenue requirements are functionally unbundled, classified and allocated to customer classes to determine the cost-of-service by class. More detail relating to the sewer COS approach can be found in Appendix B.

3.2.1 Functional Unbundling of Revenue Requirements
Since the City provides collection and conveyance services only, the sewer system costs are unbundled into Collection and Customer functions. A brief description of each component is as follows:
• Collection – costs associated with lines and facilities that transport wastewater from customer properties to treatment facilities.
• Customer – costs associated with metering, billing, and providing other services to customers (e.g., printing, delivering and collecting utility bills, recordkeeping, etc.).

The allocation of the functionally unbundled revenue requirements for the Test Year are summarized in Table 7.

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Table 7 - Functional Unbundled Cost Allocations

3.2.2 Classification of Revenue Requirements
The functionally unbundled revenue requirements for the sewer system are classified into fixed and volumetric customer components based on methodology consistent with the Water Environmental Federation (WEF), Manual of Practice No. 27. It is anticipated that the allocation percentages will not change materially during the Projection Period. However, it is important to note that COS analyses are based on the data at a specific point in time (i.e., the most recent fiscal year). To the extent that weather conditions, economic conditions and customer usage characteristics change during the Projection Period, the cost allocations can be impacted. The system-wide costs by service characteristic are shown in Table 8.

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Table 8 - Classification of Unbundled Revenue Requirements

3.2.3 Allocation to Customer Classes and Unit Cost
Development
The functionalized and classified revenue requirements are allocated to customer classes utilizing a unit cost approach as follows:
• Collection – Based on relative percentage of annual sewer usage. • Customer – Based on relative percentage of units by customer class.

The units of service for each component of cost by property use classification (if applicable) are provided in Table 9. The units of service consist of the number of customer parcels and accompanying ERUs. Customer parcels are based on the number of Assessor’s Parcel Numbers (“APNs”) as provided in the customer data. ERUs are based on the estimated waste discharges as a percentage of a single-family residence. “Single-Family Residential”, “MultiFamily Residential”, “Condo”, and “Mobile Home Park” ERUs are based on dwelling units, and all other non-residential customers are based on the estimated waste discharge as a percentage of a single-family residence per 1,000 square feet.

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Table 9 – Units of Service

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The revenue requirement for each cost component is divided by its respective unit of service to calculate a unit cost. The annual “Customer” cost per ERU applies to all customers of the sewer utility system. The “Customer” cost per ERU is demonstrated in Table 10.

Table 10 – Cost Per Unit
The allocation of the revenue requirement to each property use classification is based on the “Customer” unit cost multiplied by the total ERUs for each property use classification. The total costs to be recovered from each property use classification are shown in Table 11.

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Table 11 – Cost of Service by Property Use Classification

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3.2.4 Cost-of-Service and Revenue Check
Once the ‘Customer” cost per ERU is developed and the costs associated with each property use classification based on the number of ERUs are determined in Section 3.2.3, rates can be developed to ensure that each property use classification is generating sufficient revenues to cover their allocated cost of service. The proposed rate structure consists of an annual rate per ERU that applies to each APN based on the number of ERUs determined in accordance with Orange County Sanitation District's "ORDNINANCE NO. OC SAN-58 - Table B".

The revenues generated by each property use classification vs the cost allocated to each property use classification are provided in Table 12.

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Table 12 – Proposed Rate Revenues vs COS

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Section 4 – Proposed Test Year Rates

4.1 General
The methodology used to calculate the recommended sewer rates proposed herein involves applying the projected customers and ERUs to the user rates developed in the preceding cost-of-service and rate analysis to calculate the estimated revenues that would be generated. Then, these projected revenues are compared to the estimated Test Year revenue requirements, and the sewer rates are adjusted on a percentage basis as necessary until the revenues generated are sufficient to meet the revenue needs of the sewer utility system.

When reviewing potential rate structure options in conjunction with the need for additional revenues, it was determined that revenue adjustments are needed, and the existing rate structure is adequate based on the cost-of-service analysis. The proposed sewer rates for the upcoming fiscal year are composed of an annual per ERU charge that applies to each APN based on the number of assigned ERUs. The proposed annual sewer rates for the Test Year are provided again in Table 13.

Table 13 – Proposed Annual Sewer Rates per ERU

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4.2 Rate Comparison with Other Utilities
In order to provide the City and its residents and sewer customers with additional insight regarding the proposed rate levels, the analysis includes a comparison of both the existing and proposed user rates relative to the user rates imposed by other sewer utility systems located in the same region. A summary analysis is provided comparing the cost of the annual sewer collection services for a typical residential customer calculated under the existing and proposed rates of the City with those of the other utilities. Since the City currently bills annually through the Orange County Secured Property Tax Roll, for purposes of a meaningful comparison, any sewer utility that does not bill their customers annually was converted into an annual bill. The rates utilized for the other neighboring utilities bills shown in Figure 1 were in effect as of October of 2024 and are exclusive of local taxes, outside surcharges, franchise fees, regulatory fees, or other rate adjustments. It is important to note that the charges compared in Figure 1 are only for collection of sewage. Like the City of Stanton, treatment and disposal of wastewater for these agencies is provided by the Orange County Sanitation District, and charges for that component of their service are not included in the comparisons shown. An annual summary comparison with other utilities for a residential customer using 6,000 gallons (approximately 800 cubic feet) per monthly billing, or 72,000 gallons (approximately 9,600 cubic feet) annually is illustrated in Figure 1.

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It should be noted that when making comparisons of sewer service, several factors affect the level of rates and charges. Such factors may include:
1) Terms of wholesale service agreements;
2) Time since last rate update for comparison providers; 3) Level of treatment and effluent disposal methods of sewer service; 4) Anticipated capital improvement programs and capital financing methods; 5) Plant capacity utilization, age of facilities, and assistance in construction by federal or state grants, connection fees, developer contributions, etc.; 6) General Fund and/or administrative fee transfers made by other systems which may account for differences in the level of rates charged; and 7) Bond covenants and funding requirements of the rates.

For the utilities included in the rate comparisons, no analysis has been performed with consideration of the above-mentioned factors as they relate to the reported sewer rates currently being charged.

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Section 5 – Projected Operating Results

5.1 General
As a conclusion to the study, a pro forma operating statement is developed for the sewer system. The statement summarizes the projected financial results based on the system’s revenues, expenses and other revenue requirements anticipated in future years.

The individual operating statements cover the 5-fiscal year Projection Period through June 30, 2030, and are prepared on a cash-flow basis. In addition, the pro forma statement includes the applicable annual percentage rate adjustments necessary to meet the projected revenue requirements. The following discussions describe the development of the major components of the projected operating results.

5.2 Projected User Rate Revenues
The user rate and charge revenues are estimated by applying the existing and proposed rates to the projected customers and ERUs. The resulting revenues are then compared to the projected revenue requirements (i.e., O&M expenses, capital outlay, transfers, etc.) in each fiscal year to determine if the revenues are sufficient to satisfy the expenditure needs of the system. To the extent that there are revenue shortfalls in any given year of the Project Period, the sewer rates developed from the Cost-of-Service and Rate analysis outlined in Section 3 of this report are adjusted on a percentage basis as necessary to generate the required level of revenues. The projected sewer user rate revenues are provided in Table 14.

Table 14 – Projected User Rate Revenues
The projected revenues include the annual sewer rate adjustments anticipated for the remaining years of the Projection Period beyond the Test Year. The proposed user rates from which the projected operating results are developed for the entire 5-fiscal year Projection Period are provided in Table 15. The rates identified in the table below reflect the cost of providing service to individual customers based on their allocated ERUs associated with their property use classification.

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Table 15 – Proposed Annual Sewer Rates
The projected user rates provided herein for the periods beyond the Test Year are intended for strategic planning purposes, and to provide the City with the estimated future rates that may be needed to satisfy the projected cash flow requirements. The rates are developed in accordance with the assumed customer, ERU, expenditure, and revenue estimates projected in this rate study. It is important to note that, since it is necessary to utilize numerous assumptions to develop the projected operating results, to the extent that actual customers, ERUs and/or system expenditures differ from those assumed herein, additional rate adjustments may be required. For informative purposes, the annual charge for a representative City residential customer based on the projected rates for each fiscal year of the Projection Period is included herein. An illustration of the projected annual charge for a residential customer receiving one ERU is provided in Figure 2.

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5.3 Summary of Projected Operating Results
The cash-flow statement outlining the projected operating results is summarized in Table 16 for the sewer system. The results demonstrate that the proposed rates and charges along with the other system revenues are anticipated to be sufficient to satisfy the projected revenue requirements and capital needs of the utility system.

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Table 16 – Sewer System Projected Operating Results - Proposed Rates ($1,000s)

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Section 6 – Conclusions and Recommendations

6.1 Disclaimers

6.1.1 General Disclaimer
In the development of the proposed user rates and charges, certain historical reviews and analyses have been performed, together with the application of assumptions based on prudent financial, operational, and ratemaking relationships. The cost criteria and customer usage characteristics associated with general ratemaking procedures are representative of averages and are not intended as indicators of any individual customer.

In the preparation of the rate study, certain assumptions have been made with respect to conditions that may occur in the future. While it is believed that these assumptions are reasonable for the purpose of this update, they are dependent upon future events and actual conditions may differ from those assumed. In addition, the study has used and relied upon certain information that was provided by other parties not associated with Willdan.

Such information includes, among other things, the City’s audited financial statements, annual operating budgets, periodic reports, and other information and data provided by the City, its independent auditors, and other sources. While the sources are believed to be reliable, there has been no independent verification of the information, and no assurances are offered with respect thereto. To the extent that future conditions differ from those assumed herein or provided by others, the actual results may vary from those projected.

6.1.2 Municipal Advisory Disclaimer
Unless the City of Stanton, California (the “City”) has a written engagement from Willdan Financial Services (“Willdan”) for municipal advisory services, Willdan is not advising or recommending any action be taken by the recipient of this information with respect to any prospective, new, or existing municipal financial products or issuance of municipal securities (including with respect to the structure, timing, terms and other similar matters concerning such financial products or issues). The City shall discuss any such information and material contained in Willdan’s work product with all internal and/or external advisors and experts, including its own municipal advisor, that it deems appropriate before acting on the information and material.

For the avoidance of doubt and without limiting the foregoing, in connection with any revenue projections, cash-flow analyses, feasibility studies and/or other analyses Willdan may provide the City with respect to financial, economic or other matters relating to a prospective, new or existing issuance of municipal securities of the City, (A) any such projections, studies and analyses shall be based upon assumptions, opinions or views (including, without limitation, any assumptions related to revenue growth) established by the City, in conjunction with such of its municipal, financial, legal and other advisers as it deems appropriate; and (B) under no circumstances shall Willdan be asked to provide, nor shall it

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provide, any advice or recommendations or subjective assumptions, opinions or views with respect to the actual or proposed structure, terms, timing, pricing or other similar matters with respect to any municipal financial products or municipal securities issuances, including any revisions or amendments thereto.

6.2 Conclusions
As previously addressed, the purpose of this study is to provide a review of the City’s existing utility rates to determine if rate adjustments are necessary to meet the budgeted and/or projected financial needs in future years. This Report is the result of the collaborative efforts of representatives from both the City and Willdan. City staff were diligent and cooperative in their efforts to ensure the availability and quality of source data on financial and operating matters. Based on the reviews, analyses and assumptions discussed herein, it is concluded that:

1. The proposed user rates and charges are anticipated to generate sufficient revenues to meet the revenue requirements of the system based upon the projected expenditures, capital needs, customers, and ERUs estimated for the Test Year. The proposed rates are based on an assumed implementation date of July 1, 2025. To the extent that the implementation date is postponed, additional rate adjustments and/or appropriations from existing reserves may be necessary.

2. The estimated revenues and resulting rate adjustments for the remaining years of the Projection Period beyond the Test Year are developed based on the customer growth assumptions generated from the historical analyses and discussions with City staff. If the customer growth projections are not realized, additional rate adjustments may be necessary.

3. Customer growth for the sewer system is projected based on historical customer data as provided by the City as well as discussions with the City staff regarding development activity and anticipated construction. If it turns out that the customer growth assumptions are not realized, the resulting revenues could be different than projected.

4. Future capital improvement projects are assumed to occur as reported by the City in its CIP. To the extent that the timing of such projects may change from that estimated herein, the cost of such projects and resulting impact on future rates and charges may vary from those indicated.

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5. The proposed rates and rate structure are consistent with industry standards for rate-setting practices, comply with Proposition 218 and conform to the City’s financial policies with respect to:
a. Equitably recovering costs;
b. Being based upon the proportionate cost of providing services; and c. Generating sufficient revenue to recover system revenue requirements, fund capital needs, and meet reserve requirements.

6.3 Recommendations
Based on the reviews, analyses and assumptions addressed herein, as well as the resulting conclusions provided above, it is respectfully recommended that the City:

1. Adopt the proposed sewer rates to be placed on the annual secured property tax roll.

2. Enact the proposed rates to become effective as of July 1, 2025 (or other such date as determined by the City). Based on the timing of the project and the required public hearing notice procedures, it is expected that the effective date will occur on the recommended date.

3. Readdress the cost-of-service analysis portion of this study every three to five years to ensure costs are recovered consistent with cost-of-service principles and customer characteristics.

We appreciate the opportunity to be of service to the City in this engagement. In addition, we would like to thank City staff for the valuable assistance provided during the completion of the rate study.

Respectfully Yours,

WILLDAN FINANCIAL SERVICES

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APPENDIX

DETAIL FOR THE COMPREHENSIVE

SEWER UTILITY RATE STUDY

COMPREHENSIVE SEWER UTILITY RATE STUDY FOR THE

CITY OF STANTON, CALIFORNIA

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APPENDIX A
Revenue Requirement for
User Rates

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APPENDIX - A

CITY OF STANTON, CA

DEVELOPMENT OF RATE REVENUE REQUIREMENTS - SEWER
[A] [B] [C]=[A]*[B]
FY 2026 % to Sewer Sewer
1 Total Operating Revenues $ 2,470,934 $ 2,470,934
Less:

Other Operating Revenues
2 Current Year-Secured $ 60,000 100% $ 60,000
3 Current Year-Unsecured 1,500 100% 1,500
4 Property Tax-Supplemental 1,000 100% 1,000
5 Redev Prop Tax Residual 86,700 100% 86,700
6 Fats/Oils/Grease Use Fee 15,000 100% 15,000
7 Hook-Up Permit Fees/Ocsd#3 1,000,000 100% 1,000,000
8 Interest Earned 88,997 100% 88,997
9 AB 1389 Pass Through from CRA 50,000 100% 50,000
10 Hook-Up Permit Fees/City 8,700 100% 8,700
11 Total Other Operating Revenues 1,311,897 1,311,897
12 Total Rate Revenue Requirement $ 1,159,037 100% $ 1,159,037 Line No: Description Test Year for Rate Revenue Requirement A - 1

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APPENDIX B
Sewer Cost-of-Service
Analysis

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APPENDIX - B

CITY OF STANTON, CA

ALLOCATION OF TEST YEAR COSTS TO SEWER FUNCTION
Line No: Expense Group FY 2026
1 Collection $372,225
2 Treatment 0
3 Administration 1,209,594
4 Transfers 0
5 Existing Debt 0
6 New Debt 0
7 CIP 1,764,000
8 Capital Outlay 0
9 Total $ 3,345,819
Test Year Revenue Requirement
B - 1

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APPENDIX - B

CITY OF STANTON, CA
SEWER CUSTOMER PARCEL & ERUS BY PROPERTY USE CLASSIFICATION - TEST YEAR FY 2026 Total Total
Parcels ERUs
1 Single-Family Residential 3,906 3,907.00
2 Multi-Family Residential 310 3,583.20
3 Condo 2,167 1,733.60
4 Mobile Home Park 18 828.00
5 107 - Light Industrial - Single Tenant 40 184.95
6 108 - Light Industrial - Multi Tenant 30 163.25
7 110 - Warehouse - Single Tenant 59 90.52
8 111 - Warehouse - Multi Tenant 10 23.29
9 113 - Mini-Warehouse 7 36.59
10 114 - Industrial Park 6 154.90
11 115 - Recreational Vehicle Storage 1 1.00
12 118 - Governmental Use Vacant/Develop. 9 65.69
13 18 - Developed with a Mix of Forms 2 6.03
14 20 - Amusement Parks 3 16.19
15 21 - Automobile Dealership 3 7.10
16 22 - Auto Repair Shop 28 59.24
17 224 - Nightclub 4 26.67
18 225 - United States Post Office 1 3.61
19 23 - Automotive Service 25 52.40
20 24 - Used Car Lot 6 6.04
21 30 - Coin Operated Car Wash 3 8.49
22 33 - Church Buildings 5 12.87
23 36 - Financial Buildings 2 3.27
24 37 - Fraternal Buildings 1 1.56
25 39 - Golf Course 1 7.09
26 4 - Miscellaneous Improvement 6 6.66
27 44 - Lumber/Const. Material Yard 1 3.56
28 47 - Supermarket 4 222.72
29 48 - Convenience Market 2 8.25
30 50 - Single Medical Bldgs. To 3 Stories 9 53.54
31 51 - Small Medical Center 2 11.14
32 56 - Low Demand Hotel/Motel 8 83.61
33 57 - Motorcycle/Small Vehicle Building 2 2.09
34 58 - Nurseries (Plants) 1 1.00
35 60 - Nursing Home 1 33.32
36 62 - Converted Res. Used as Nursing 1 4.55
37 63 - Low Rise Retirement Building 2 129.87
38 65 - Single Office Bldgs. to 3 Stories 54 116.03
39 69 - Converted Residence to Office 3 3.27
40 72 - Paved Parking Lot 3 3.00
41 73 - Recreation 1 5.15
42 76 - Restaurant - Low Demand 16 132.49
43 77 - Restaurant - Coffee Shop 10 165.43
44 78 - Restaurant - Dinner House 2 52.33
45 8 - Equivalent to Vacant 1 1.00
46 81 - Pre-Schools, Nursery or Care 3 8.58
47 82 - Private Schools 4 28.28
48 83 - Automotive Service Station 4 4.17
49 86 - Combin.-Service Station/Convenience 8 10.16
50 88 - Low Flow Center 15 76.36
51 89 - Average Flow Center 15 293.09
52 90 - High Flow Center 32 721.30
53 95 - Discount Store 2 28.57
54 96 - Unattached Single Store 21 53.56
55 97 - Strip Store 3 9.31
56 99 - Store with Office Upstairs 1 3.36
57 Sewer System Total 6,884 13,258.30
Line No: Property Use Classification (PUC)
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APPENDIX - B

CITY OF STANTON, CA
ALLOCATION OF SEWER COSTS - TEST YEAR FY 2026
Line No: Description Sewer Costs Customer Total (Check) Allocation Factors:
1 Treatment 100.00% 100.00%
2 Collection 100.00% 100.00%
3 Administration 100.00% 100.00%
4 Transfers 100.00% 100.00%
5 CIP 100.00% 100.00%
6 Capital Outlay 100.00% 100.00%
7 Existing Debt 100.00% 100.00%
8 New Debt 100.00% 100.00%
Allocation of Costs:
9 Treatment $ - $ - $ -
10 Collection 372,225 372,225 372,225
11 Administration 1,209,594 1,209,594 1,209,594
12 Transfers - - -
13 CIP 1,764,000 1,764,000 1,764,000
14 Capital Outlay - - -
15 Existing Debt - - -
16 New Debt - - -
17 Non-Rate Rev & Fund Balance (2,186,782) (2,186,782) (2,186,782) 18 Total $ 1,159,037 $ 1,159,037 $ 1,159,037
Total Units of Service 13,258.30
Units Annual ERUs
Cost Per Unit $ 87.42
Units Per ERU/Annually
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CITY OF STANTON, CA
SEWER COST OF SERVICE BY COST COMPONENT AND PUC - TEST YEAR FY 2026 [A] [B]
Customer Total
1 Single-Family Residential $ 341,549 $ 341,549
2 Multi-Family Residential 313,242 313,242
3 Condo 151,551 151,551
4 Mobile Home Park 72,384 72,384
5 107 - Light Industrial - Single Tenant 16,168 16,168
6 108 - Light Industrial - Multi Tenant 14,271 14,271
7 110 - Warehouse - Single Tenant 7,913 7,913
8 111 - Warehouse - Multi Tenant 2,036 2,036
9 113 - Mini-Warehouse 3,199 3,199
10 114 - Industrial Park 13,541 13,541
11 115 - Recreational Vehicle Storage 87 87
12 118 - Governmental Use Vacant/Develop. 5,743 5,743
13 18 - Developed with a Mix of Forms 527 527
14 20 - Amusement Parks 1,415 1,415
15 21 - Automobile Dealership 621 621
16 22 - Auto Repair Shop 5,179 5,179
17 224 - Nightclub 2,331 2,331
18 225 - United States Post Office 316 316
19 23 - Automotive Service 4,581 4,581
20 24 - Used Car Lot 528 528
21 30 - Coin Operated Car Wash 742 742
22 33 - Church Buildings 1,125 1,125
23 36 - Financial Buildings 286 286
24 37 - Fraternal Buildings 136 136
25 39 - Golf Course 620 620
26 4 - Miscellaneous Improvement 582 582
27 44 - Lumber/Const. Material Yard 311 311
28 47 - Supermarket 19,470 19,470
29 48 - Convenience Market 721 721
30 50 - Single Medical Bldgs. To 3 Stories 4,680 4,680
31 51 - Small Medical Center 974 974
32 56 - Low Demand Hotel/Motel 7,309 7,309
33 57 - Motorcycle/Small Vehicle Building 183 183
34 58 - Nurseries (Plants) 87 87
35 60 - Nursing Home 2,913 2,913
36 62 - Converted Res. Used as Nursing 398 398
37 63 - Low Rise Retirement Building 11,353 11,353
38 65 - Single Office Bldgs. to 3 Stories 10,143 10,143 39 69 - Converted Residence to Office 286 286
40 72 - Paved Parking Lot 262 262
41 73 - Recreation 450 450
42 76 - Restaurant - Low Demand 11,582 11,582
43 77 - Restaurant - Coffee Shop 14,462 14,462
44 78 - Restaurant - Dinner House 4,575 4,575
45 8 - Equivalent to Vacant 87 87
46 81 - Pre-Schools, Nursery or Care 750 750
47 82 - Private Schools 2,472 2,472
48 83 - Automotive Service Station 365 365
49 86 - Combin.-Service Station/Convenience 888 888
50 88 - Low Flow Center 6,675 6,675
51 89 - Average Flow Center 25,622 25,622
52 90 - High Flow Center 63,056 63,056
53 95 - Discount Store 2,498 2,498
54 96 - Unattached Single Store 4,682 4,682
55 97 - Strip Store 814 814
56 99 - Store with Office Upstairs 294 294
57 Total $ 1,159,037 $ 1,159,037
Line No: Property Use Classification (PUC)
B - 4

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APPENDIX - B

CITY OF STANTON, CA
SEWER RATE CALCULATION - TEST YEAR FY 2026
[A] [B] [C]=[A]÷[B]
Total Costs Annual ERUs Total Annual
Fee Per ERU
1 Single-Family Residential $ 341,549 3,907.00 $ 87.42
2 Multi-Family Residential $ 313,242 3,583.20 $ 87.42
3 Condo $ 151,551 1,733.60 $ 87.42
4 Mobile Home Park $ 72,384 828.00 $ 87.42
5 107 - Light Industrial - Single Tenant $ 16,168 184.95 $ 87.42 6 108 - Light Industrial - Multi Tenant $ 14,271 163.25 $ 87.42 7 110 - Warehouse - Single Tenant $ 7,913 90.52 $ 87.42 8 111 - Warehouse - Multi Tenant $ 2,036 23.29 $ 87.42
9 113 - Mini-Warehouse $ 3,199 36.59 $ 87.42
10 114 - Industrial Park $ 13,541 154.90 $ 87.42
11 115 - Recreational Vehicle Storage $ 87 1.00 $ 87.42 12 118 - Governmental Use Vacant/Develop. $ 5,743 65.69 $ 87.42 13 18 - Developed with a Mix of Forms $ 527 6.03 $ 87.42 14 20 - Amusement Parks $ 1,415 16.19 $ 87.42
15 21 - Automobile Dealership $ 621 7.10 $ 87.42
16 22 - Auto Repair Shop $ 5,179 59.24 $ 87.42
17 224 - Nightclub $ 2,331 26.67 $ 87.42
18 225 - United States Post Office $ 316 3.61 $ 87.42
19 23 - Automotive Service $ 4,581 52.40 $ 87.42
20 24 - Used Car Lot $ 528 6.04 $ 87.42
21 30 - Coin Operated Car Wash $ 742 8.49 $ 87.42
22 33 - Church Buildings $ 1,125 12.87 $ 87.42
23 36 - Financial Buildings $ 286 3.27 $ 87.42
24 37 - Fraternal Buildings $ 136 1.56 $ 87.42
25 39 - Golf Course $ 620 7.09 $ 87.42
26 4 - Miscellaneous Improvement $ 582 6.66 $ 87.42
27 44 - Lumber/Const. Material Yard $ 311 3.56 $ 87.42
28 47 - Supermarket $ 19,470 222.72 $ 87.42
29 48 - Convenience Market $ 721 8.25 $ 87.42
30 50 - Single Medical Bldgs. To 3 Stories $ 4,680 53.54 $ 87.42 31 51 - Small Medical Center $ 974 11.14 $ 87.42
32 56 - Low Demand Hotel/Motel $ 7,309 83.61 $ 87.42
33 57 - Motorcycle/Small Vehicle Building $ 183 2.09 $ 87.42 34 58 - Nurseries (Plants) $ 87 1.00 $ 87.42
35 60 - Nursing Home $ 2,913 33.32 $ 87.42
36 62 - Converted Res. Used as Nursing $ 398 4.55 $ 87.42 37 63 - Low Rise Retirement Building $ 11,353 129.87 $ 87.42 38 65 - Single Office Bldgs. to 3 Stories $ 10,143 116.03 $ 87.42 39 69 - Converted Residence to Office $ 286 3.27 $ 87.42 40 72 - Paved Parking Lot $ 262 3.00 $ 87.42
41 73 - Recreation $ 450 5.15 $ 87.42
42 76 - Restaurant - Low Demand $ 11,582 132.49 $ 87.42 43 77 - Restaurant - Coffee Shop $ 14,462 165.43 $ 87.42 44 78 - Restaurant - Dinner House $ 4,575 52.33 $ 87.42 45 8 - Equivalent to Vacant $ 87 1.00 $ 87.42
46 81 - Pre-Schools, Nursery or Care $ 750 8.58 $ 87.42 47 82 - Private Schools $ 2,472 28.28 $ 87.42
48 83 - Automotive Service Station $ 365 4.17 $ 87.42
49 86 - Combin.-Service Station/Convenience $ 888 10.16 $ 87.42 50 88 - Low Flow Center $ 6,675 76.36 $ 87.42
51 89 - Average Flow Center $ 25,622 293.09 $ 87.42
52 90 - High Flow Center $ 63,056 721.30 $ 87.42
53 95 - Discount Store $ 2,498 28.57 $ 87.42
54 96 - Unattached Single Store $ 4,682 53.56 $ 87.42
55 97 - Strip Store $ 814 9.31 $ 87.42
56 99 - Store with Office Upstairs $ 294 3.36 $ 87.42
Line No: Property Use Classification (PUC)
B - 5

EXHIBIT A

APPENDIX - B

CITY OF STANTON, CA
SEWER REVENUE VS COST OF SERVICE BY PUC CHECK - TEST YEAR FY 2026 [A] [B] [C]=[A]*[B] [D] [E]=[D]-[C]
Annual ERUs
Total Annual
Fee Per ERU
Total
Calculated
Revenues Total COS
Difference
Calc vs COS
1 Single-Family Residential 3,907.00 $ 87.42 $ 341,549 $ 341,549 $ - 2 Multi-Family Residential 3,583.20 $ 87.42 $ 313,242 $ 313,242 $ - 3 Condo 1,733.60 $ 87.42 $ 151,551 $ 151,551 $ -
4 Mobile Home Park 828.00 $ 87.42 $ 72,384 $ 72,384 $ - 5 107 - Light Industrial - Single Tenant 184.95 $ 87.42 $ 16,168 $ 16,168 $ - 6 108 - Light Industrial - Multi Tenant 163.25 $ 87.42 $ 14,271 $ 14,271 $ - 7 110 - Warehouse - Single Tenant 90.52 $ 87.42 $ 7,913 $ 7,913 $ - 8 111 - Warehouse - Multi Tenant 23.29 $ 87.42 $ 2,036 $ 2,036 $ - 9 113 - Mini-Warehouse 36.59 $ 87.42 $ 3,199 $ 3,199 $ - 10 114 - Industrial Park 154.90 $ 87.42 $ 13,541 $ 13,541 $ - 11 115 - Recreational Vehicle Storage 1.00 $ 87.42 $ 87 $ 87 $ - 12 118 - Governmental Use Vacant/Develop. 65.69 $ 87.42 $ 5,743 $ 5,743 $ - 13 18 - Developed with a Mix of Forms 6.03 $ 87.42 $ 527 $ 527 $ - 14 20 - Amusement Parks 16.19 $ 87.42 $ 1,415 $ 1,415 $ - 15 21 - Automobile Dealership 7.10 $ 87.42 $ 621 $ 621 $ - 16 22 - Auto Repair Shop 59.24 $ 87.42 $ 5,179 $ 5,179 $ - 17 224 - Nightclub 26.67 $ 87.42 $ 2,331 $ 2,331 $ -
18 225 - United States Post Office 3.61 $ 87.42 $ 316 $ 316 $ - 19 23 - Automotive Service 52.40 $ 87.42 $ 4,581 $ 4,581 $ - 20 24 - Used Car Lot 6.04 $ 87.42 $ 528 $ 528 $ -
21 30 - Coin Operated Car Wash 8.49 $ 87.42 $ 742 $ 742 $ - 22 33 - Church Buildings 12.87 $ 87.42 $ 1,125 $ 1,125 $ - 23 36 - Financial Buildings 3.27 $ 87.42 $ 286 $ 286 $ - 24 37 - Fraternal Buildings 1.56 $ 87.42 $ 136 $ 136 $ - 25 39 - Golf Course 7.09 $ 87.42 $ 620 $ 620 $ -
26 4 - Miscellaneous Improvement 6.66 $ 87.42 $ 582 $ 582 $ - 27 44 - Lumber/Const. Material Yard 3.56 $ 87.42 $ 311 $ 311 $ - 28 47 - Supermarket 222.72 $ 87.42 $ 19,470 $ 19,470 $ - 29 48 - Convenience Market 8.25 $ 87.42 $ 721 $ 721 $ - 30 50 - Single Medical Bldgs. To 3 Stories 53.54 $ 87.42 $ 4,680 $ 4,680 $ - 31 51 - Small Medical Center 11.14 $ 87.42 $ 974 $ 974 $ - 32 56 - Low Demand Hotel/Motel 83.61 $ 87.42 $ 7,309 $ 7,309 $ - 33 57 - Motorcycle/Small Vehicle Building 2.09 $ 87.42 $ 183 $ 183 $ - 34 58 - Nurseries (Plants) 1.00 $ 87.42 $ 87 $ 87 $ -
35 60 - Nursing Home 33.32 $ 87.42 $ 2,913 $ 2,913 $ -
36 62 - Converted Res. Used as Nursing 4.55 $ 87.42 $ 398 $ 398 $ - 37 63 - Low Rise Retirement Building 129.87 $ 87.42 $ 11,353 $ 11,353 $ - 38 65 - Single Office Bldgs. to 3 Stories 116.03 $ 87.42 $ 10,143 $ 10,143 $ - 39 69 - Converted Residence to Office 3.27 $ 87.42 $ 286 $ 286 $ - 40 72 - Paved Parking Lot 3.00 $ 87.42 $ 262 $ 262 $ -
41 73 - Recreation 5.15 $ 87.42 $ 450 $ 450 $ -
42 76 - Restaurant - Low Demand 132.49 $ 87.42 $ 11,582 $ 11,582 $ - 43 77 - Restaurant - Coffee Shop 165.43 $ 87.42 $ 14,462 $ 14,462 $ - 44 78 - Restaurant - Dinner House 52.33 $ 87.42 $ 4,575 $ 4,575 $ - 45 8 - Equivalent to Vacant 1.00 $ 87.42 $ 87 $ 87 $ -
46 81 - Pre-Schools, Nursery or Care 8.58 $ 87.42 $ 750 $ 750 $ - 47 82 - Private Schools 28.28 $ 87.42 $ 2,472 $ 2,472 $ - 48 83 - Automotive Service Station 4.17 $ 87.42 $ 365 $ 365 $ - 49 86 - Combin.-Service Station/Convenience 10.16 $ 87.42 $ 888 $ 888 $ - 50 88 - Low Flow Center 76.36 $ 87.42 $ 6,675 $ 6,675 $ - 51 89 - Average Flow Center 293.09 $ 87.42 $ 25,622 $ 25,622 $ - 52 90 - High Flow Center 721.30 $ 87.42 $ 63,056 $ 63,056 $ - 53 95 - Discount Store 28.57 $ 87.42 $ 2,498 $ 2,498 $ - 54 96 - Unattached Single Store 53.56 $ 87.42 $ 4,682 $ 4,682 $ - 55 97 - Strip Store 9.31 $ 87.42 $ 814 $ 814 $ -
56 99 - Store with Office Upstairs 3.36 $ 87.42 $ 294 $ 294 $ - 57 Total 13,258.30 $ 1,159,037 $ 1,159,037 $ -
Line
No: Property Use Classification (PUC)
B - 6

EXHIBIT A

APPENDIX C
Orange County
Sanitation District's
"ORDNINANCE NO. OC
SAN-58 - Table B"

EXHIBIT A

TABLE B

ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGES

PROPERTY USE CLASSIFICATIONS
Assessor Use Code Percentage of SFR
or Unit Description Per 1,000 SF
1 Vacant Land Parcel 0%
5 Common Area Parcel 0%
6 “Hold” Parcel 0%
8 Equivalent to Vacant 0%
121 Parcel of Minimal or No Value 0%
122 Subsurface Parcels 0%
124 Oil/Mineral Rights 0%
125 Mineral Rights Equipment 0%
126 Vacant Comm. Area-IMP Alloc. 0%
201 Homeowners Exemption Add’l. 0%
666 Unassigned Vacant 0%
777 Septic Tank Property 0%
112 Steel Building 7%
113 Mini-Warehouse 7%
58 Nurseries (Plants) 10%
100 Drive-In Theater 10%
44 Lumber/Constr. Material Yard 17%
71 Parking Garage 17%
72 Paved Parking Lot 17%
110 Warehouse – Single Tenant 17%
111 Warehouse – Multi Tenant 17%
115 Recreational Vehicle Storage 17%
116 Truck Terminal 17%
33 Church Buildings 20%
94 Department Store 23%
95 Discount Store 23%
96 Unattached Single Store 23%
97 Strip Store 23%
74 Recreational Vehicle Park 27%
36 Financial Buildings 27%
40 Health Club 29%
68 High Rise Office 30%
225 United States Post Office 35%
21 Automobile Dealership 41%
22 Auto Repair Shop 41%
23 Automotive Service 41%
24 Used Car Lot 41%
39 Golf Course 41%
57 Motorcycle/Small Vehicle Building 41%
83 Automotive Service Station 41%

EXHIBIT A

TABLE B (CONTINUED)

ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGES

PROPERTY USE CLASSIFICATIONS
Assessor Use Code Percentage of SFR
or Unit Description Per 1,000 SF
84 Marine Service Station 41%
86 Combin.-Service Station/Convenience 41%
65 Single Office Bldgs. to 3 Stories 41%
66 Small Office Center 41%
67 Office Complex 41%
69 Converted Residence to Office 41%
7 Mobile Home 50%
55 Mobile Home Park 50%
107 Light Industrial – Single Tenant 50%
108 Light Industrial – Multi Tenant 50%
109 Research and Development 50%
114 Industrial Park 50%
37 Fraternal Buildings 51%
101 Unattached Theater 51%
26 Airport and Related Buildings 53%
45 Marinas 53%
88 Low Flow Center 53%
3 Two or More Residences 70%
10 Duplex Only 70%
11 Triplex Only 70%
12 04-Units Only 70%
13 5 to 16 Units 70%
14 17 to 25 Units 70%
15 26 to 40 Units Only 70%
16 41-99 Units Only 70%
17 100 or More Units 70%
18 Developed with a Mix of Forms 70%
63 Low Rise Retirement Building 70%
64 High Rise Retirement Building 70%
56 Low Demand Hotel/Motel 70%
81 Pre-Schools, Nursery or Care 82%
82 Private Schools 82%
98 Store with Offices or Living Quarter 82%
99 Store with Office Upstairs 82%
118 Governmental Use Vacant/Develop. 82%
19 SFR with 1 or 2 rental units 85%
34 Dormitory 97%
42 Hospital 97%
43 High Demand Hotel/Motel 97%
0 Conversion-C/1, Rural PC 100%
2 One Residence 100%

EXHIBIT A

TABLE B (CONTINUED)

ANNUAL SEWER SERVICE CHARGES

PROPERTY USE CLASSIFICATIONS
Assessor Use Code Percentage of SFR
or Unit Description Per 1,000 SF
4 Miscellaneous Improvement 100%
85 Comb. Serv. Stn./Restaurant 100%
103 Chemical Tank and Bulk Storage 100%
104 Food Processing Plant 100%
105 Cold Storage Plant 100%
106 Factory 100%
119 Public Utility 100%
120 Water Mutual or Company 100%
888 Conversion-Composite Prop. 100%
32 Cemetery & Related Buildings 101%
38 Funeral Home 101%
60 Nursing Home 102%
61 Convalescent Hospitals 102%
62 Converted Res. Used as Nursing 102%
28 Bowling Alleys 112%
92 Skating Rinks 112%
50 Single Medical Bldgs. to 3 Stories 124%
51 Small Medical Center 124%
52 Medical Center Complex 124%
53 High Rise Medical 124%
54 Converted Residence to Medical 124%
89 Average Flow Center 139%
20 Amusement Parks 144%
35 Entertainment Center 144%
73 Recreation 144%
30 Coin Operated Car Wash 151%
47 Supermarket 151%
48 Convenience Market 151%
224 Nightclub 200%
90 High Flow Center 226%
76 Restaurant – Low Demand 300%
77 Restaurant – Coffee Shop 600%
78 Restaurant – Dinner House 600%
79 Restaurant – Conversion from SF 600%
29 Conventional Car Wash 796%
223 Laundromat 1,800%
NOTE: Multiply the Table A Single Family Residential Rate by the percentage figure above in order to determine the rate per 1,000 square feet for the commercial or industrial user.

EXHIBIT A

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EXHIBIT A

CITY OF STANTON

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING

PROPOSED CHANGES TO SEWER RATES
Hearing Date & Time: June 10, 2025, 6:30 PM
Hearing Location: Stanton City Council Chambers
7800 Katella Avenue, Stanton, California 90680
Why are you receiving this notice?
The City of Stanton (City) is mailing this notice to you because you are a sewer customer, or record owner of property that receives this service. This notice is being provided pursuant to California Constitution Article XIIID (also known as “Proposition 218”), which requires the City to notify property owners and customers of proposed changes to propertyrelated fees such as those for sewer service. This notice describes proposed changes to the rates for this service and provides information about a public hearing to be held on June 10, 2025, at the City Council Chambers, 7800 Katella Avenue, Stanton, CA 90680. If adopted, the proposed rates for sewer service will be in effect beginning July 1, 2025.

What do the sewer rates fund?
The City provides facilities to collect and convey sewage from residential, multi-family, and non-residential customers within its service territory. The sewer collection infrastructure is owned by the City and includes a network of gravity sewers, manholes, cleanouts, and siphons. The sewer system was mostly constructed during the 1950s and 1960s and consists largely of seventy (70) to eighty (80) year-old Vitrified Clay Pipe (VCP) gravity sewer pipelines. Ongoing operations and maintenance activities that keep the system in optimal condition include cleaning, video recording, inspection and repairing of faulty sections of the system and replacement of aging or faulty system components and responding to emergency sanitary sewer overflows. The sewage collected from properties in the City, via the sewer collection system, is conveyed to the Orange County Sanitation District (OCSD), Service Area 3 for treatment and disposal.

In 2024, the City completed an update of its 2013 Sewer Master Plan. The 2013 Master Plan included an evaluation of the existing sanitary sewer system, a capacity analysis inspection, hydraulic modeling of the City’s collection system, and development of future flow projections. The Master Plan also included recommendations for pipeline improvements and/or replacements. Due to increased growth in development, system modifications, ongoing water conservation efforts, and aging infrastructure, the City updated its infrastructure needs and Capital Improvement Program (CIP), based on findings outlined in the Master Plan.

Annual sewer rates charged to system users (customers) are proposed to be placed each year on the Orange County Secured Property Tax roll and paid through property owners’ property taxes. These charges are the primary source of revenue to operate and maintain the sewer collection system and are used solely for this purpose. Sewer rate revenue provides funding for system operations, maintenance, capital projects, administration, as well as costs related to prudent long-term operational or financial utility management of the utility, such as maintaining adequate fund reserves and planning for contingencies.

Proposed annual rates are based on a comprehensive sewer rate study and financial plan completed by an independent consultant. The rate structure was designed so that revenues derived from the proposed rates do not exceed the amount of revenue required for the City to provide the service, nor will revenue from the sewer rates be used for any purposes other than those for which they are imposed. The amount of the proposed rates imposed on any parcel or person as an incidence of their property ownership will not exceed the proportional cost of the service attributable to such parcel; and no rate will be imposed for service unless that service is actually used by, or immediately available to, the property owner or customer in question. The draft rate study prepared by the consultant is available for review with the City Clerk.

Why are the sewer rate changes needed?
The utility rate study and financial plan determined that the City’s current annual sewer rates are not sufficient to meet rising costs associated with system operations, inspections, and maintenance, which like most costs, increase over time.

These costs also include administrative support for operations, repair and replacement of aging system components, maintenance of designated reserves, and capital facilities projects identified in the Master Plan to upgrade and modernize collection facilities, ensure quality uninterrupted sewer service, and minimize the occurrence of sanitary sewer overflows.

ATTACHMENT B

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How the annual sewer rates are determined and how they work To develop sewer rates that generate sufficient revenue to meet the fiscal and policy objectives of the City, a determination of the annual revenue requirement from sewer rates was completed. As previously mentioned, the revenue requirement includes projected expenditures for operations, maintenance, inspections, repair and replacement of aging system components, equipment, and planned capital projects.

The revenue requirement also includes designated reserves. Maintaining appropriate reserve funds is critical to the ability of the City to serve its customers and respond to unforeseen and unpredictable events and costs. The reserves, like all elements of the sewer charges, may only be used to fund costs associated with the sewer system.

The revenue requirements were compared to the total sources of available funds under existing rates during each year of the forecast period to determine the adequacy of projected revenues to meet those requirements. Where a shortage of revenue was found, a series of revenue adjustments were calculated, which if implemented, will provide sufficient revenue to meet those needs. Following is a description of the proposed sewer rates.

The structure of the proposed annual sewer rates is consistent with the previous rates and modeled after the Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU) methodology utilized by the Orange County Sanitation District. The proposed rate structure consists of an annual rate per ERU that applies to each parcel based on the number of ERUs determined in accordance with Orange County Sanitation District's "ORDINANCE NO. OCSAN-58 - Table B".

New annual sewer rates
In order to provide necessary funding for the sewer system, the City is proposing to implement new annual sewer rates as a series of annual adjustments starting on July 1, 2025, and each July 1 thereafter until July 2029. The following table summarizes the proposed sewer rates. The rates will go into effect and remain in effect until superseded by Council action.

Proposed Annual Sewer Rates
July 1, 2025 – July 1, 2029

ATTACHMENT B

Impact on your sewer bill
Per the proposed rates, effective July 1, 2025, the annual sewer charge for a typical single-family residential customer would increase from the current $72.25 per year (equivalent to $6.02 per month) to $87.42 per year (equivalent to $7.28 per month). The graph below summarizes existing and proposed annual sewer bills at various assigned Equivalent Residential Units (ERUs).

How do you file a protest or participate in the public hearing? The City will consider the new sewer rates at a Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. at the City Council Chambers, 7800 Katella Avenue, Stanton, CA 90680. You are invited to present oral or written testimony at the Public Hearing. Any owner or customer of record of a parcel subject to the proposed rates may submit a written protest against the proposed rate revisions. If written protests are filed for a majority of the affected parcels, the proposed rate revisions will not be adopted.

Notice is hereby given that there is a 120-day statute of limitations for challenging the proposed sewer rates, which commences on the day that the resolution approving the rates is adopted.

In order for a written protest to be counted, it must include the following: a statement indicating that the identified property owner or customer of record is in opposition to the proposed sewerrate changes; the street address or Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) for the parcel(s) with respect to which the protest is made; and the name and signature of the owner or customer.

Protests may be mailed or hand delivered to the City Clerk at 7800 Katella Ave, Stanton, California 90680, prior to 4:00 p.m. on June 10, 2025, or hand delivered to the City Clerk at the Public Hearing on June 10, 2025. To be counted, a signed written protest must be received by the City Clerk before the conclusion of the Public Hearing. Protests submitted via email or other electronic means will not be accepted. For any written protest, whether mailed or submitted in person to the City Clerk, please identify on the front of the envelope that the enclosed protest is for the Public Hearing on the Proposed Rate Changes – Sewer Rates.

The City Council will hear and consider all written and oral protests related to the proposed rate changes at the Public Hearing. Oral comments at the Public Hearing will not qualify as formal protests unless accompanied by a written protest.

Upon the conclusion of the Public Hearing, there will be no more written protests accepted and no more testimony taken, and the City Council will consider adoption of the proposed rates for sewer service described in this notice. If written protests, as outlined above, are not presented by a majority of property owners or customers of record, the City Council will be authorized to adopt the proposed rates. While both property owners and customers of record may submit written protests, only one protest will be counted for each parcel. If adopted, the rates forsewer service will be in effect beginning July 1, 2025.
$72.25
$144.50
$216.75
$87.42
$174.84
$262.26
$-
$50.00
$100.00
$150.00
$200.00
$250.00
$300.00
1 ERU 2 ERUs 3 ERUs
Existing Bill Proposed Bill

ATTACHMENT B

How do you file a written legal objection?
In addition to filing a written protest, any property owner or customer of record of any parcel upon which the sewer rates are proposed for imposition, may submit a written legal objection (“Objection”) to the City. The purpose of an Objection is to notify the City of a perceived illegality in the proposed sewer rates. Objections must be received by the earlier of 11:59 p.m. on June 10, 2025, or the close of the public comment portion of the public hearing. Failure to timely submit an Objection will bar any right to challenge the proposed sewer rates through a legal proceeding. All timely Objections received will also be counted as a Protest. Any Objection received after 11:59 p.m. on June 10, 2025 and before the close of the public comment portion of the public hearing will only be considered and counted as a Protest.

In order to be valid, an Objection must:
(1) provide the location of your parcel (by street address, or assessor’s parcel number); (2) include the name and signature of the party submitting the Objection; (3) indicate the submission is an Objection; and (4) specify the grounds for alleging the City’s noncompliance with Proposition 218. Please note the specified grounds must be sufficiently detailed to allow the City to determine whether alterations to the proposed rates are needed. By way of example, an Objection stating a proposed rate change violates Proposition 218, without explaining the basis for this claim, is insufficient for the purpose of administrative exhaustion.

Objections must be mailed or hand delivered to the attention of the City Clerk at 7800 Katella Ave, Stanton, California 90680. Objections submitted via e-mail or other electronic means will not be accepted.

Documents comprising the City’s written basis for the proposed increases to the sewer fees are available at [web address].

A printed copy of the written basis will be mailed to a party upon request and will be available at the Office of the City Clerk for inspection.

ATTACHMENT B

CITY OF STANTON

REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
DATE: June 10, 2025
SUBJECT: PUBLIC HEARING RELATIVE TO PLACING THE ANNUAL LEVY OF

ASSESSMENTS FOR THE INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, AND

SERVICING OF PUBLIC LIGHTING FACILITIES AND MEDIAN

ISLANDS WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE TERRITORY INCLUDED IN STANTON LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT NO. 1 FOR
FISCAL YEAR 2025/26 PURSUANT TO THE LANDSCAPING AND
LIGHTING ACT OF 1972
REPORT IN BRIEF:

On May 13, 2025, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-11, approving the Engineer’s Report, and Resolution No. 2025-12, declaring its intention to levy and collect the annual assessments for installation, maintenance and servicing of Stanton Lighting and Landscaping District No. 1 (“the District”) for Fiscal Year 2025/26 pursuant to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972. Resolution No. 2023-08 also set the date of the public hearing for this matter for June 10, 2025. Harris & Associates, the City’s consultant, prepared the District’s assessment roll for Fiscal Year 2025/26 (Exhibit A of Attachment A).

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

1. City Council find that this item is not subject to California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) pursuant to Sections 15060(c)(2) (the activity will not result in a direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment) and 15060(c)(3) (the activity is not a project as defined in Section 15378(b)(4) of the CEQA Guidelines, California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Chapter 3, because it has no potential for resulting in physical change to the environment, directly, or indirectly); and

2. Conduct a public hearing concerning the extent of the District, the improvements, the proposed assessments, and all other matters pertaining hereto; and

3. Adopt Resolution No. 2025-18, confirming the assessments for installation, maintenance, and servicing of lighting and landscaping with the boundaries of the territory included in the District and directing the Orange County Auditor-Controller place the assessment on the property tax roll for Fiscal Year 2025/26, entitled:

Item: 10B
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“A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STANTON,

CALIFORNIA, CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENTS FOR INSTALLATION,

MAINTENANCE, AND SERVICING OF LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING

WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE TERRITORY INCLUDED IN THE
STANTON LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT NO. 1 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025/26”.

BACKGROUND:

The Stanton Lighting and Landscaping District No. 1 (“District”) was formed on March 10, 1981, and currently provides funding for maintenance and improvements for the City’s street lights, traffic signals, and medians. Each parcel in the City is assessed a proportionate share of the District’s costs each year. The assessment appears on the property tax bill. Assessments are established upon an Engineer’s assessment of each property’s relative benefit from the services provided by the District. On May 13, 2025, the City Council preliminarily approved the Engineer’s Report prepared by the City’s consultant, Harris & Associates (Attachment B). Harris & Associates, the City’s consultant, prepared the District’s assessment roll for Fiscal Year 2025/26 (Exhibit A of Attachment A). After receiving public testimony, staff recommends the City Council approve Resolution No. 2025-18 (Attachment A).

FISCAL IMPACT:

The District’s activities that are subject to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 are recorded in the City’s Lighting and Median Maintenance 1972 Act Special Revenue Fund (#225). The estimated revenue of approximately $205,000 is included in the Fund’s Fiscal Year 2025/26 Adopted Budget.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT:

None.

LEGAL REVIEW:

None.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION:

On May 22, 2025, the Office of the City Clerk posted a public notification to inform the public that a public hearing would be held on June 10, 2025, regarding Fiscal Year 2025/26 annual assessments for Stanton Lighting and Landscaping District No. 1. The notice was posted at three public locations, the City’s website, and made public through the agenda posting process. In addition, the City published a notice of the public hearing in The Orange County Register on May 27, 2025, and June 3, 2025.

STRATEGIC GOAL:

Goal 4. Ensure fiscal stability.

Prepared by: Michelle Bannigan, Finance Director
Public Notification Reviewed by: Patricia A. Vazquez, City Clerk Approved by: Hannah Shin-Heydorn, City Manager
ATTACHMENTS:

A. Resolution No. 2025-18
B. Engineer’s Report
RESOLUTION NO. 2025-18

RESOLUTION NO. 2025-18

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STANTON,

CALIFORNIA, CONFIRMING THE ASSESSMENTS FOR INSTALLATION,

MAINTENANCE, AND SERVICING OF LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING WITHIN THE

BOUNDARIES OF THE TERRITORY INCLUDED IN THE STANTON LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT NO. 1 FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025/26
WHEREAS, on January 28, 2025, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-05, initiating proceedings for the annual levy of assessments for Fiscal Year 2025/26 for the Stanton Lighting and Landscaping District No. 1 (“the Assessment District”) pursuant to the provisions of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972 (Part 2 of Division 15 of the Streets and Highways Code of California, hereinafter referred to as “the Code”), for the installation, maintenance, servicing and operations of those certain public lighting facilities and median islands located within the territory included in the Assessment District; and
WHEREAS, the City has prepared and filed with the City Clerk an Engineer’s Report (“Report”) containing the matters specified in Section 22567 of the Code; and WHEREAS, on May 13, 2025, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2025-11, preliminarily approving the Report; and
WHEREAS, on May 13, 2025, the City Council adopted Resolution of Intention No. 2025-12, declaring its intention to levy and collect the annual assessments for the fiscal year commencing on July 1, 2025, and ending on June 30, 2026, for the purpose of installation, maintenance, servicing and operations of those certain public lighting facilities and median islands located within the boundaries of the territory included in the Assessment District, as more fully described in said Resolution of Intention; and WHEREAS, the City Council, in and by said Resolution of Intention, fixed Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at 6:30 P.M. before the City Council in the Council Chambers at 7800 Katella Avenue, Stanton, California, 90680, as the time and place for a public hearing on levying the proposed assessments, and provided for the notice of hearing; and WHEREAS, a public hearing was conducted and duly opened and held by the City Council at the time and place for the public hearing, and the City Clerk provided notice, caused notice to be given, in accordance with applicable law; and WHEREAS, any verbal and written protests or objections made by property owners at the hearing conducted on June 10, 2025, were considered by the City Council; and WHEREAS, the City Council hereby finds and determines that written protests and objections filed with the City Clerk prior to the conclusion of the public hearing, and not withdrawn, were not made by the property owners of more than one-half of the area of assessable land in said Assessment District; and
Attachment: A
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RESOLUTION NO. 2025-18

WHEREAS, the public interest and convenience require the installation, maintenance, servicing and operation of those certain public lighting facilities and median islands located within the boundaries of the territory included in the Assessment District; and WHEREAS, all territory within the Assessment District will be benefited by the improvements described in the Resolution of Intention.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STANTON, DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1: The City Council finds and determines the foregoing recitals are true and correct.

SECTION 2: The City Council finds that this item is not subject to California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) pursuant to Sections 15060(c)(2) (the activity will not result in a direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment) and 15060(c)(3) (the activity is not a project as defined in Section 15378(b)(4) of the CEQA Guidelines, California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Chapter 3, because it has no potential for resulting in physical change to the environment, directly, or indirectly.

SECTION 3: The Report on file with the City Clerk and each component of it, including each exhibit incorporated by reference, as amended, if applicable, is hereby finally approved and adopted.

SECTION 4: Stanton Lighting and Landscaping District No. 1 improvements, consisting of installation, maintenance, servicing and operation of those certain street lighting and median islands, located within the boundaries of the territory include in the Assessment District as set forth in the Report, a copy of which is on file with the City Clerk, are ordered to be undertaken. The exterior boundaries of the Assessment District shall coincide with the exterior boundaries of the City of Stanton. Pursuant to Section 22508 of the Code, for a full and detailed description thereof, reference is made to the legal description on file with the County of Orange Assessor.

SECTION 5: The assessments for Fiscal Year 2025/26, attached as Exhibit A to this Resolution and on file with the City Clerk, are hereby confirmed.

SECTION 6: Passage of this Resolution shall constitute a levy of the assessments for Fiscal Year 2025/26. A copy of the assessment roll which specifies the amount levied is attached hereto and made a part of this Resolution as Exhibit A.

SECTION 7: Pursuant to law, including Article 1 of Chapter 4 of Part 2 of Division 15 of the Code, the City shall file a certified copy of this Resolution with the Auditor-Controller of the County of Orange.

RESOLUTION NO. 2025-18

ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 10th day of June 2025.

DAVID J. SHAWVER, MAYOR
APPROVED AS TO FORM:

HONGDAO NGUYEN, CITY ATTORNEY
ATTEST:

I, Patricia A. Vazquez, City Clerk of the City of Stanton, California DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution, being Resolution No. 2025-18 has been duly signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk, all at a regular meeting of the Stanton City Council, held on June 10, 2025, and that the same was adopted, signed, and approved by the following vote to wit:

AYES:

NOES:

ABSENT:

ABSTAIN:

PATRICIA A. VAZQUEZ, CITY CLERK

CITY OF STANTON

PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2025-26

ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
May 20, 2025

PREPARED BY
101 Progress, Suite 250
Irvine, CA 92618
www.weareharris.com

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-362-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-31 C1 0.20 0.000 127.50 $197.63
079-363-01 R 0.09 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-10 R 0.14 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-11 R 0.14 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-922-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-47 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-331-27 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
079-541-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-541-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-71 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-72 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-73 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-74 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-75 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-76 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-77 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-78 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-79 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-923-10 C 0.35 2.100 $34.84
079-923-11 C 0.08 0.480 $7.96
079-923-12 C 0.02 0.120 $1.99
079-931-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-931-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-43 C 1.27 7.620 $126.42
079-541-44 C 1.15 28 6.900 $114.47
079-541-45 C 0.19 4 1.140 $18.91
079-541-46 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
079-541-47 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
079-541-48 C 0.48 4 2.880 $47.78
079-541-49 C 0.18 4 1.080 $17.92
079-922-80 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-81 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-82 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-83 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-923-08 C 0.55 3.300 $54.75
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-923-09 C 0.04 0.240 $3.98
079-331-28 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
079-331-29 C 0.14 2 0.840 $13.94
079-331-30 C 0.14 2 0.840 $13.94
079-331-31 C 0.14 1 0.840 $13.94
079-331-33 C1 0.63 0.000 225.00 $348.75
079-332-01 C1 0.21 0.000 75.00 $116.25
079-332-02 C1 0.35 0.000 100.00 $155.00
079-332-03 C1 0.14 0.000 50.00 $77.50
079-332-05 C1 0.26 0.000 115.00 $178.25
079-332-09 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
079-332-10 C 0.38 2.280 $37.83
079-332-11 C 0.18 1.080 $17.92
079-332-12 C 0.07 0.420 $6.97
079-332-13 C1 0.35 0.000 125.00 $193.75
079-332-14 C1 0.21 0.000 75.00 $116.25
079-332-17 C 0.63 3.780 $62.71
079-333-01 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-333-02 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-333-03 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-333-10 R 0.14 1 1.000 $16.59
079-333-14 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-331-05 C1 0.49 0.000 175.00 $271.25
079-331-06 C1 0.21 0.000 75.00 $116.25
079-331-07 C1 0.14 0.000 50.00 $77.50
079-331-08 C1 0.14 0.000 50.00 $77.50
079-331-15 C 0.42 2.520 $41.81
079-331-26 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
079-353-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-07 C 0.16 2 0.960 $15.93
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-353-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-354-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-354-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-354-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-354-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-354-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-354-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-07 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-355-13 C1 0.19 0.000 108.00 $167.40
079-355-14 C1 0.22 0.000 107.50 $166.63
079-356-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-06 C 0.16 2 0.960 $15.93
079-356-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-356-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-357-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-12 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-357-15 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-333-18 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
079-333-19 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
079-333-20 C 0.08 1 0.480 $7.96
079-334-02 R 0.17 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-04 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-05 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-06 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-07 C 0.30 1.800 $29.86
079-334-08 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-09 C 0.30 5 1.800 $29.86
079-334-10 C 0.15 3 0.900 $14.93
079-334-11 C 0.15 5 0.900 $14.93
079-334-12 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-13 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-17 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-18 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-20 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-21 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-22 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-23 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-24 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
079-334-25 R 0.35 1 1.000 $16.59
079-341-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-341-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-341-05 C1 0.22 0.000 65.00 $100.75
079-341-06 C 0.06 0.360 $5.97
079-341-09 R 0.02 1 1.000 $16.59
079-341-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-341-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-341-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-341-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-342-01 C1 0.15 0.000 54.00 $83.70
079-342-04 C1 0.08 0.000 27.00 $41.85
079-342-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-342-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-342-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-342-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-342-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-342-15 C1 0.23 0.000 81.00 $125.55
079-342-16 C1 0.30 0.000 108.00 $167.40
079-343-05 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
079-343-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-343-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-343-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-343-12 C1 0.37 0.000 135.00 $209.25
079-343-15 C1 0.15 2 0.000 54.00 $83.70
079-343-16 C1 0.15 1 0.000 54.00 $83.70
079-344-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-06 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-344-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-05 C 0.16 2 0.960 $15.93
079-345-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-345-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-345-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-05 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-346-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-14 R 0.23 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-351-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-08 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-352-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-353-01 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-358-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-358-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-361-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-361-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-09 C1 0.05 0.000 108.00 $167.40
079-362-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-27 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
079-362-28 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
079-362-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-16 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-363-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-371-05 C1 0.68 5 0.000 110.00 $170.50
079-371-22 C1 0.26 3 0.000 122.00 $189.10
079-371-24 C1 7.17 94 0.000 566.00 $877.30
079-371-32 C1 0.40 0.000 120.00 $186.00
079-541-03 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
079-541-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-541-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-541-50 C 0.18 4 1.080 $17.92
079-541-51 C 0.21 4 1.260 $20.90
079-541-55 C 0.31 4 1.860 $30.86
079-541-56 C 0.02 0.120 $1.99
079-541-57 C 0.04 0.240 $3.98
079-542-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-542-20 C 0.24 4 1.440 $23.89
079-542-21 C 0.24 4 1.440 $23.89
079-543-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-543-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-543-05 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
079-543-07 C 0.23 1.380 $22.89
079-543-08 C 0.52 3 3.120 $51.76
079-551-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-551-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-551-36 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
079-551-37 C 1.20 7.200 $119.45
079-552-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-552-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-552-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-552-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-552-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-552-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-553-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-560-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-560-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-591-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-591-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-592-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-593-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-593-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-594-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-594-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-595-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-596-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-601-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-601-27 C 0.81 4.860 $80.63
079-601-29 C 0.42 2.520 $41.81
079-601-30 C 0.24 1 1.440 $23.89
079-601-31 C 2.08 40 12.480 $207.04
079-602-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-602-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-602-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
127-462-02 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-03 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-04 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-05 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-06 C 0.49 2.940 $48.77
127-462-07 C 0.27 1.620 $26.88
127-462-08 C 0.25 1.500 $24.89
127-462-09 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
127-462-10 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-11 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-12 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-462-13 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

127-462-14 C 0.23 8 1.380 $22.89
127-463-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
127-621-02 C 2.03 31 12.180 $202.07
079-741-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-741-23 R 0.24 2 2.000 $33.18
079-742-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-742-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-47 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-49 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-50 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-742-51 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-52 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-53 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-54 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-742-55 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-743-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-743-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-743-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-743-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-743-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-744-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-01 C 1.69 10.140 $168.22
079-751-02 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-751-05 R 0.70 2 2.000 $33.18
079-751-11 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
079-751-13 R 0.47 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-751-29 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
079-751-30 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
079-752-01 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
079-752-02 C 0.17 1.020 $16.92
079-752-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-752-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-752-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-752-06 C 0.41 2.460 $40.81
079-752-07 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
079-752-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-752-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-01 R 0.10 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-02 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-03 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-04 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-05 R 0.12 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-06 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-07 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-08 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-753-09 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-10 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-11 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-12 R 0.11 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-13 R 0.09 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-14 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-15 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-16 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-17 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-18 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-19 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-20 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-753-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-761-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-761-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-762-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-22 C1 2.95 82 0.000 170.00 $263.50
079-762-23 C 0.82 4.920 $81.62
079-762-24 C1 0.47 0.000 280.00 $434.00
079-762-32 C 0.10 0.600 $9.95
079-762-35 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
079-762-36 C1 0.59 0.000 176.00 $272.80
079-762-56 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-57 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-58 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-59 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-60 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-762-62 C1 0.97 0.000 125.00 $193.75
079-762-63 C1 0.86 0.000 140.00 $217.00
079-762-64 C1 2.16 0.000 335.00 $519.25
079-771-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-771-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-39 C 1.82 28 10.920 $181.16
079-771-51 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-52 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-53 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-54 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-55 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-56 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-57 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-58 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-771-59 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-772-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-41 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-42 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-43 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-44 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-45 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-46 R 0.08 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-47 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-48 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-49 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-50 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-51 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-52 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-772-53 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-781-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-781-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-782-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-782-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-783-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-783-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-784-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-901-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-901-33 C1 0.50 0.000 150.00 $232.50
079-901-37 C1 8.06 194 0.000 472.78 $732.81
079-901-38 C1 1.30 21 0.000 93.00 $144.15
079-902-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-902-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-921-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-921-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-47 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-49 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-50 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-51 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-52 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-53 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-54 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-55 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-56 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-57 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-58 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-59 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-60 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-61 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-62 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-63 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-64 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-65 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-921-66 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-922-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-49 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-50 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-51 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-52 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-53 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-54 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-55 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-56 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-57 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-58 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-59 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-60 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-61 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-62 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-63 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-64 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-65 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-922-66 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-47 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-931-49 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-931-50 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-932-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-932-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

079-933-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
079-933-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-01 C1 0.33 0.000 300.00 $465.00
126-281-05 C 0.58 3.480 $57.73
126-281-06 C 0.58 3.480 $57.73
126-281-07 C 0.58 3.480 $57.73
126-281-08 R 0.58 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-09 C 0.58 4 3.480 $57.73
126-281-10 R 0.58 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-11 R 0.58 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-14 R 0.58 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-15 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-281-16 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-17 R 0.27 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-18 R 0.58 1 1.000 $16.59
126-281-22 C 0.57 3.420 $56.74
126-281-23 C 1.71 10.260 $170.21
126-282-11 C 0.58 1 3.480 $57.73
126-282-14 R 0.41 1 1.000 $16.59
126-282-16 C1 0.91 0.000 300.00 $465.00
126-282-17 R 0.18 1 1.000 $16.59
126-282-18 R 0.18 1 1.000 $16.59
126-282-19 R 0.18 1 1.000 $16.59
126-282-20 R 0.18 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-01 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-02 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-03 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-04 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-07 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-08 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-09 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-10 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-11 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-12 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-13 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-14 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-15 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-16 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-19 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-20 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-21 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-22 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-283-23 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-24 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-25 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-26 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-27 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-28 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-29 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-30 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-31 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-32 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-33 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-34 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-35 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-36 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-43 R 0.04 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-44 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-45 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-46 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-47 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-48 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-49 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-50 R 0.04 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-51 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-52 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-53 R 0.04 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-54 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-55 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-56 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-57 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-58 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-59 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-283-60 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-01 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-02 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-284-03 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-04 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-05 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-06 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-07 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-08 R 0.04 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-09 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-10 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-11 R 0.04 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-12 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-13 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-14 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-15 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-16 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-17 R 0.05 1 1.000 $16.59
126-284-18 R 0.06 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-291-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-291-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-292-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-292-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-293-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-331-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-331-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-332-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-333-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-334-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-334-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-335-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-336-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-341-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-342-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-342-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-343-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-343-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-343-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-343-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-343-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-343-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-344-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-344-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-345-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-345-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-351-41 R 0.07 1 1.000 $16.59
126-355-03 R 0.20 1 1.000 $16.59
126-363-10 C 0.52 3.120 $51.76
126-363-11 C 0.27 1.620 $26.88
126-363-13 C 0.28 1.680 $27.87
126-363-14 C 0.28 1.680 $27.87
126-363-15 R 0.28 1 1.000 $16.59
126-363-16 C 0.34 2.040 $33.84
126-363-17 C 0.17 1.020 $16.92
126-371-01 C 1.17 23 7.020 $116.46
126-371-02 C 1.17 23 7.020 $116.46
126-371-03 C 0.60 3.600 $59.72
126-371-04 C 0.43 2.580 $42.80
126-371-05 C 1.10 6.600 $109.49
126-371-06 C 0.16 3 0.960 $15.93
126-371-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-371-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-372-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-372-27 C 0.16 4 0.960 $15.93
126-372-28 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-29 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-30 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-31 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-32 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-33 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-34 C 0.16 6 0.960 $15.93
126-372-35 C 0.16 12 0.960 $15.93
126-381-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-381-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-381-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-382-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-383-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-383-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-384-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-385-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-385-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-385-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-385-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-385-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-385-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-02 C 0.18 2 1.080 $17.92
126-391-04 C 0.25 3 1.500 $24.89
126-391-05 R 0.12 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-391-10 C 0.28 3 1.680 $27.87
126-391-18 R 0.14 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-19 R 0.18 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-36 R 0.26 1 1.000 $16.59
126-391-37 C 0.23 6 1.380 $22.89
126-391-43 C 0.21 4 1.260 $20.90
126-391-44 C 0.75 20 4.500 $74.66
126-391-45 C 0.16 20 0.960 $15.93
126-391-46 C 0.85 5 5.100 $84.61
126-391-47 C 0.45 7 2.700 $44.79
126-401-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-401-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-401-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-402-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-402-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-402-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-403-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-410-07 C 7.05 4 42.300 $701.76
126-410-08 C1 9.15 228 0.000 330.00 $511.50
126-410-10 C1 0.51 0.000 150.00 $232.50
126-410-11 C1 1.28 0.000 74.15 $114.93
126-410-12 C1 0.80 0.000 155.36 $240.81
126-421-14 C1 0.45 0.000 130.00 $201.50
126-421-17 C 13.72 193 82.320 $1,365.69
126-421-18 C 0.51 3.060 $50.77
126-421-26 C1 1.56 0.000 225.00 $348.75
126-431-03 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-431-04 C 0.15 4 0.900 $14.93
126-431-05 C 0.15 4 0.900 $14.93
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-431-06 R 0.13 1 1.000 $16.59
126-431-08 C 0.24 6 1.440 $23.89
126-431-09 C 0.14 1 0.840 $13.94
126-431-10 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-431-11 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-431-16 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-431-18 C 0.16 4 0.960 $15.93
126-431-19 C 0.13 4 0.780 $12.94
126-431-23 C 0.41 1 2.460 $40.81
126-431-25 C 0.30 2 1.800 $29.86
126-431-26 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-431-27 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-431-28 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-431-29 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-432-01 C 0.42 2.520 $41.81
126-432-02 C 0.29 1.740 $28.87
126-432-03 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-432-07 C 0.42 2.520 $41.81
126-432-08 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-432-09 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-432-10 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-432-11 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
126-432-12 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-432-13 C 0.42 2.520 $41.81
126-432-14 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-432-15 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-432-16 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
126-433-03 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-433-04 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-433-05 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-433-06 C 0.28 1.680 $27.87
126-433-07 C 0.24 1.440 $23.89
126-433-08 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-433-14 C1 0.19 0.000 160.00 $248.00
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-433-15 C1 0.31 0.000 190.00 $294.50
126-433-16 C1 0.21 0.000 130.00 $201.50
126-433-17 C1 0.12 0.000 100.00 $155.00
126-433-18 C 0.51 3.060 $50.77
126-434-01 C 0.24 1.440 $23.89
126-434-02 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-434-04 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-434-05 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-434-06 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-434-07 C 0.35 2.100 $34.84
126-434-08 C1 0.10 0.000 65.00 $100.75
126-434-09 C1 0.08 0.000 50.00 $77.50
126-434-10 C1 0.08 0.000 50.00 $77.50
126-434-11 C1 0.08 0.000 50.00 $77.50
126-434-12 C1 0.08 0.000 50.00 $77.50
126-434-13 C1 0.14 0.000 88.00 $136.40
126-434-14 C1 0.14 0.000 88.00 $136.40
126-434-15 C1 0.15 0.000 100.00 $155.00
126-434-16 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-434-17 C 0.16 1 0.960 $15.93
126-441-02 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-03 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-04 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-05 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-06 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-07 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-08 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-09 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-10 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-11 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-12 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-13 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-14 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-15 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-441-16 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-17 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-18 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-19 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-20 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-441-21 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-01 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-442-02 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-442-03 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-442-04 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-05 C 0.15 3 0.900 $14.93
126-442-06 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-07 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-08 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-09 C 0.12 1 0.720 $11.94
126-442-10 R 0.12 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-11 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-12 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-442-13 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-442-14 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-15 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-442-16 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-442-17 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-442-18 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-443-01 C 0.26 6 1.560 $25.88
126-443-02 R 0.13 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-04 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-05 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-06 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-08 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-09 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-10 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-11 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-12 C 0.15 4 0.900 $14.93
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-443-13 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-14 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-16 C 0.15 2 0.900 $14.93
126-443-17 C 0.15 2 0.900 $14.93
126-443-18 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-20 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-21 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-22 C 0.15 4 0.900 $14.93
126-443-25 C 0.27 6 1.620 $26.88
126-443-26 R 0.25 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-27 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-443-28 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-03 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-04 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-06 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-444-07 C 0.12 0.720 $11.94
126-444-09 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-11 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
126-444-12 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
126-444-15 C 0.15 5 0.900 $14.93
126-444-16 R 0.12 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-19 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-444-20 C 0.44 2.640 $43.80
126-452-04 C 4.74 28.440 $471.82
126-452-08 C 5.18 31.080 $515.62
126-452-10 C 0.55 3.300 $54.75
126-452-11 C 0.64 3.840 $63.71
126-452-12 C 0.55 3.300 $54.75
126-452-13 C 0.50 3.000 $49.77
126-452-14 C 0.78 4.680 $77.64
126-452-15 C 0.63 3.780 $62.71
126-452-16 C 1.04 6.240 $103.52
126-452-17 C 2.08 12.480 $207.04
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-452-18 C 1.04 6.240 $103.52
126-471-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-471-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-471-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-471-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-471-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-471-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-471-11 C 0.29 4 1.740 $28.87
126-471-12 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
126-471-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-04 C 0.96 26 5.760 $95.56
126-472-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-23 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-24 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-25 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-26 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-27 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-28 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-29 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-30 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-472-31 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-32 C 0.14 4 0.840 $13.94
126-472-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-472-35 C 0.29 1.740 $28.87
126-472-39 C 1.36 8.160 $135.37
126-472-40 C 0.96 20 5.760 $95.56
126-472-42 C 0.78 16 4.680 $77.64
126-472-44 C 0.43 2.580 $42.80
126-473-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-473-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-473-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-473-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-473-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-474-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-474-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-474-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-474-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-474-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-475-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-475-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-475-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-475-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-475-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-476-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-476-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-476-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-476-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-476-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-481-01 C 0.19 4 1.140 $18.91
126-481-02 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
126-481-03 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
126-481-04 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
126-481-06 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-481-16 C 0.20 4 1.200 $19.91
126-481-21 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
126-482-07 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
126-482-14 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
126-482-20 C 0.37 3 2.220 $36.83
126-482-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-482-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-482-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-482-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-482-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-482-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-501-10 C 0.11 1 0.660 $10.95
126-503-17 C 0.17 1.020 $16.92
126-503-18 C 0.17 1 1.020 $16.92
126-503-19 C 0.17 1 1.020 $16.92
126-503-20 R 0.17 1 1.000 $16.59
126-503-21 C 0.17 1.020 $16.92
126-503-28 C 0.60 3.600 $59.72
126-503-31 C 1.36 34 8.160 $135.37
126-503-35 C 0.87 5.220 $86.60
126-503-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-503-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-504-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
126-511-02 C 0.62 3.720 $61.71
126-511-03 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-511-04 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-511-05 C 0.19 1.140 $18.91
126-511-06 C 0.27 1.620 $26.88
126-511-08 C 8.69 88 52.140 $865.00
126-511-09 C 0.46 2.760 $45.79
126-511-11 C 0.46 2.760 $45.79
126-511-18 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-511-19 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-511-20 C 0.56 3.360 $55.74
126-511-23 C 0.25 1.500 $24.89
126-511-24 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
126-511-28 C 0.38 2.280 $37.83
126-511-30 C 0.80 4.800 $79.63
126-511-32 C 0.28 1.680 $27.87
126-511-33 C 0.28 1.680 $27.87
126-511-35 C 0.28 1.680 $27.87
126-511-36 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-511-39 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-520-04 C 18.51 191 111.060 $1,842.49
126-531-03 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
126-531-04 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
126-531-05 C 0.23 1.380 $22.89
126-531-06 C 0.26 1.560 $25.88
126-531-07 C 0.30 1.800 $29.86
126-531-10 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-531-11 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-531-12 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-531-13 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-531-31 C 0.38 2.280 $37.83
126-531-36 C 0.46 2.760 $45.79
126-531-39 C 0.64 3.840 $63.71
126-531-42 C 3.33 19.980 $331.47
126-532-03 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-532-04 C 0.33 1.980 $32.85
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-532-05 C 0.33 1.980 $32.85
126-532-06 C 0.33 1.980 $32.85
126-532-07 C 0.33 1.980 $32.85
126-532-08 C 0.33 1.980 $32.85
126-532-09 C 0.34 2.040 $33.84
126-532-10 C 1.05 6.300 $104.52
126-532-13 C 1.19 7.140 $118.45
126-532-16 C 0.85 5.100 $84.61
126-541-07 C 2.38 14.280 $236.91
126-541-08 C 2.40 14.400 $238.90
126-541-14 C 0.41 2.460 $40.81
126-541-16 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-541-17 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-541-18 C 0.51 3.060 $50.77
126-541-22 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-541-23 C 0.17 1.020 $16.92
126-541-25 C 0.63 3.780 $62.71
126-541-26 C 0.63 3.780 $62.71
126-541-27 C 0.98 5.880 $97.55
126-541-28 C 0.73 4.380 $72.66
126-541-29 C 0.48 2.880 $47.78
126-541-30 C 0.67 4.020 $66.69
126-541-32 C 2.07 12.420 $206.05
126-553-03 C 0.34 2.040 $33.84
126-553-04 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-553-05 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
126-553-06 C 0.29 1.740 $28.87
126-553-07 C 0.27 1.620 $26.88
126-553-08 C 0.25 1.500 $24.89
126-553-11 C 0.25 1.500 $24.89
126-553-14 C 0.25 1.500 $24.89
126-553-15 C 0.68 4.080 $67.69
126-553-16 C 0.50 3.000 $49.77
126-553-17 C 0.51 3.060 $50.77
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-553-18 C 0.46 2.760 $45.79
126-553-20 C 1.75 10.500 $174.20
126-554-03 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
126-554-04 C 0.30 1.800 $29.86
126-554-05 C 0.26 1.560 $25.88
126-554-06 C 0.25 1.500 $24.89
126-554-09 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-10 C 0.21 1.260 $20.90
126-554-11 C 0.20 1.200 $19.91
126-554-12 C 0.18 1.080 $17.92
126-554-13 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-554-14 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-554-15 C 0.15 0.900 $14.93
126-554-16 C 0.18 1.080 $17.92
126-554-17 C 0.20 1.200 $19.91
126-554-18 C 0.20 1.200 $19.91
126-554-19 C 0.20 1.200 $19.91
126-554-20 C 0.23 1.380 $22.89
126-554-25 C 0.33 1.980 $32.85
126-554-26 C 0.43 2.580 $42.80
126-554-27 C 0.39 2.340 $38.82
126-554-31 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-32 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-33 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-34 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-35 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-36 C 0.22 1.320 $21.90
126-554-39 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
126-554-40 C 0.86 5.160 $85.60
126-554-41 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-554-42 C 0.14 0.840 $13.94
126-554-43 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-554-45 C 0.77 4.620 $76.65
126-554-46 C 0.47 2 2.820 $46.78
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-554-48 C 1.63 9.780 $162.25
126-554-49 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
126-554-50 C 0.40 2.400 $39.82
126-554-51 C 0.35 2.100 $34.84
126-554-52 C 0.56 3.360 $55.74
126-554-53 C 0.65 3.900 $64.70
126-561-03 C 0.17 1 1.020 $16.92
126-561-04 C 0.17 1.020 $16.92
126-561-09 C 0.67 4.020 $66.69
126-561-14 C 0.72 4.320 $71.67
126-562-03 C 0.24 1.440 $23.89
126-562-04 C 0.67 4.020 $66.69
126-562-06 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-562-08 C1 3.15 0.000 250.00 $387.50
126-562-09 C 0.13 0.780 $12.94
126-562-10 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
126-563-02 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
126-563-06 C 0.32 1 1.920 $31.85
126-563-07 C1 0.28 0.000 162.00 $251.10
126-563-09 C1 0.45 0.000 54.00 $83.70
126-566-03 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
126-566-04 C 0.23 1.380 $22.89
126-566-06 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
126-566-07 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
126-566-08 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
126-566-09 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
126-566-11 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
126-566-12 C 0.16 0.960 $15.93
126-567-01 R 0.30 1 1.000 $16.59
126-567-02 R 0.15 1 1.000 $16.59
126-567-03 C 0.15 1 0.900 $14.93
126-567-07 C1 0.04 0.000 49.00 $75.95
126-567-11 C1 0.34 0.000 201.60 $312.48
126-568-01 C 0.24 1.440 $23.89
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

126-568-02 C 0.24 1.440 $23.89
126-568-03 R 0.16 1 1.000 $16.59
126-568-05 C1 0.18 0.000 110.00 $170.50
126-568-06 C1 0.20 0.000 135.00 $209.25
126-591-01 C 0.63 3.780 $62.71
126-591-02 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-591-03 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-591-04 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-591-05 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-591-06 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-591-10 C 1.07 6.420 $106.51
126-591-11 C 1.43 8.580 $142.34
126-591-12 C 0.69 4.140 $68.68
126-591-13 C 0.60 3.600 $59.72
126-591-14 C 0.46 2.760 $45.79
126-591-15 C 0.26 1.560 $25.88
126-591-17 C 0.59 3.540 $58.73
126-591-18 C 0.35 2.100 $34.84
126-591-19 C 1.33 7.980 $132.39
127-451-37 C 0.10 0.600 $9.95
127-451-38 C 0.12 0.720 $11.94
127-451-39 C 0.11 0.660 $10.95
127-451-40 C 0.26 1.560 $25.88
127-451-42 C 0.37 2.220 $36.83
127-451-43 C 0.07 0.420 $6.97
127-451-44 C 0.01 0.060 $1.00
127-451-45 C 0.64 20 3.840 $63.71
127-451-46 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-47 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-48 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-49 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-50 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-51 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-52 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

127-451-53 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-54 C 0.49 20 2.940 $48.77
127-451-55 C 0.64 20 3.840 $63.71
127-461-01 C 0.34 2.040 $33.84
127-461-02 C 3.16 18.960 $314.55
127-461-03 C 1.99 11.940 $198.08
127-461-04 C 0.34 2.040 $33.84
127-462-01 C 0.23 16 1.380 $22.89
127-621-04 C 2.74 58 16.440 $272.74
127-621-05 R 0.59 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-013-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-47 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-013-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-014-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-33 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-36 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-37 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-38 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-39 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-40 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-42 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-014-45 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-46 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-47 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-49 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-50 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-51 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-52 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-53 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-54 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-55 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-56 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-57 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-58 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-59 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-60 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-014-61 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-031-02 C 1.55 9.300 $154.29
131-031-06 C 1.51 9.060 $150.31
131-031-09 C 1.08 6.480 $107.50
131-031-10 C 0.40 2.400 $39.82
131-031-11 C 0.38 2.280 $37.83
131-031-12 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
131-031-13 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
131-031-17 C 0.40 2.400 $39.82
131-031-18 C1 0.60 0.000 175.00 $271.25
131-031-19 C 3.34 20.040 $332.46
131-031-22 C 0.45 2.700 $44.79
131-031-24 C 0.85 5.100 $84.61
131-032-01 C1 1.13 0.000 328.00 $508.40
131-032-02 C1 0.50 0.000 147.00 $227.85
131-032-03 C 0.35 2.100 $34.84
131-032-04 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
131-032-07 C 0.30 1.800 $29.86
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-032-08 C 0.62 3.720 $61.71
131-041-32 C 1.48 8.880 $147.32
131-041-42 C 2.06 12.360 $205.05
131-041-43 C 0.19 3 1.140 $18.91
131-041-46 C 0.22 3 1.320 $21.90
131-041-48 C 0.22 3 1.320 $21.90
131-041-49 C 0.22 3 1.320 $21.90
131-041-51 C 0.01 0.060 $1.00
131-041-52 C 0.21 3 1.260 $20.90
131-041-56 C 1.62 9.720 $161.25
131-041-57 C 1.77 10.620 $176.19
131-041-58 C 0.21 3 1.260 $20.90
131-041-59 C 0.21 3 1.260 $20.90
131-041-60 C 3.63 21.780 $361.33
131-041-62 C 0.32 1.920 $31.85
131-041-63 C 0.36 2.160 $35.83
131-041-65 C 0.40 2.400 $39.82
131-041-66 C 1.62 9.720 $161.25
131-051-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-051-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-052-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-052-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-053-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-054-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-054-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-061-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-062-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-062-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-063-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-063-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-064-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-071-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-072-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-072-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-073-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-073-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-081-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-081-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-082-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-083-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-084-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-084-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-091-01 C1 0.66 67 0.000 240.00 $372.00
131-091-15 C 2.54 268 15.240 $252.83
131-091-22 C1 0.46 0.000 100.00 $155.00
131-091-23 C1 0.46 0.000 130.00 $201.50
131-091-25 C1 0.75 0.000 135.00 $209.25
131-091-42 C1 1.17 0.000 215.00 $333.25
131-091-51 C1 0.37 0.000 70.00 $108.50
131-091-52 C1 0.83 0.000 380.00 $589.00
131-091-53 C1 0.74 0.000 159.04 $246.51
131-091-65 C1 0.69 0.000 125.00 $193.75
131-091-66 C1 0.54 0.000 94.12 $145.89
131-091-67 C1 5.74 0.000 441.67 $684.59
131-101-01 C1 0.41 0.000 135.00 $209.25
131-101-15 C1 0.18 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-101-16 C1 0.42 0.000 135.00 $209.25
131-101-18 C 2.75 16.500 $273.74
131-101-19 C 2.81 16.860 $279.71
131-101-20 C 3.03 18.180 $301.61
131-101-21 C1 6.90 0.000 713.00 $1,105.15
131-112-05 C 1.04 6.240 $103.52
131-112-08 C 0.42 2.520 $41.81
131-112-10 C 2.59 15.540 $257.81
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-112-12 C 0.71 4.260 $70.67
131-112-13 C 0.37 2.220 $36.83
131-112-15 C 0.53 3.180 $52.76
131-112-16 C 0.72 4.320 $71.67
131-112-17 C 0.69 4.140 $68.68
131-112-18 C 0.90 5.400 $89.59
131-112-21 C 3.00 18.000 $298.62
131-112-25 C 2.32 13.920 $230.93
131-112-28 C 0.47 2.820 $46.78
131-112-29 C 0.31 1.860 $30.86
131-112-30 C 0.55 3.300 $54.75
131-131-03 C 14.73 133 88.380 $1,466.22
131-131-05 C1 0.39 0.000 100.00 $155.00
131-131-06 C1 1.82 0.000 335.00 $519.25
131-131-07 C1 1.03 0.000 200.00 $310.00
131-141-10 C 3.22 104 19.320 $320.52
131-141-14 C 2.00 50 12.000 $199.08
131-141-18 C 1.17 11 7.020 $116.46
131-151-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-151-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-152-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-152-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-153-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-153-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-02 C1 0.68 0.000 140.00 $217.00
131-211-03 R 0.38 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-07 R 0.01 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-19 C 0.38 1 2.280 $37.83
131-211-20 C1 0.76 0.000 140.00 $217.00
131-211-21 C1 1.11 0.000 165.00 $255.75
131-211-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-24 C 0.10 0.600 $9.95
131-211-27 C 0.19 6 1.140 $18.91
131-211-28 C 0.19 6 1.140 $18.91
131-211-29 C 0.19 6 1.140 $18.91
131-211-30 C 0.38 12 2.280 $37.83
131-211-32 C 0.53 3.180 $52.76
131-211-33 C1 0.34 0.000 120.00 $186.00
131-211-34 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-211-35 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-37 C 0.88 22 5.280 $87.60
131-371-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-371-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-372-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-39 R 0.27 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-40 C 0.22 4 1.320 $21.90
131-211-41 C 0.17 4 1.020 $16.92
131-211-42 C 0.18 4 1.080 $17.92
131-211-43 R 0.43 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-44 R 0.43 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-46 R 0.19 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-47 R 0.19 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-48 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-211-49 R 0.50 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-221-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-16 C 0.58 3.480 $57.73
131-221-17 C1 0.28 0.000 82.00 $127.10
131-221-18 C1 0.21 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-221-19 C1 1.15 0.000 168.00 $260.40
131-221-29 C1 1.19 0.000 173.00 $268.15
131-221-41 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-42 R 0.18 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-43 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-44 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-221-45 C1 1.06 0.000 157.84 $244.65
131-231-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-231-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-231-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-231-19 R 1.00 1 1.000 $16.59
131-231-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-231-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-231-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-241-12 R1 1.45 60 100.00 $155.00
131-241-13 C 0.15 3 0.900 $14.93
131-241-14 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-15 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-16 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-17 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-18 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-19 C 0.20 2 1.200 $19.91
131-241-20 C 0.15 2 0.900 $14.93
131-241-22 C 0.23 3 1.380 $22.89
131-241-23 C 0.15 3 0.900 $14.93
131-241-24 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-241-25 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-26 C 0.14 3 0.840 $13.94
131-241-27 C 0.15 3 0.900 $14.93
131-241-28 C 0.14 2 0.840 $13.94
131-241-33 C 0.53 22 3.180 $52.76
131-241-34 C 0.53 22 3.180 $52.76
131-241-35 C 0.74 22 4.440 $73.66
131-241-37 C 1.07 44 6.420 $106.51
131-241-43 C 2.06 58 12.360 $205.05
131-241-45 C1 0.96 0.000 208.00 $322.40
131-241-53 C 1.07 44 6.420 $106.51
131-241-56 C1 1.23 0.000 365.00 $565.75
131-242-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-242-05 C1 0.61 0.000 150.00 $232.50
131-242-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-242-08 C1 0.16 0.000 39.87 $61.80
131-242-10 R 0.46 1 1.000 $16.59
131-242-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-242-12 R1 0.37 7 43.00 $66.65
131-242-13 R1 0.56 10 66.92 $103.73
131-243-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-243-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-251-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-23 R 2 2.000 $33.18
131-251-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-251-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-252-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-252-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-253-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-254-03 C1 0.17 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-254-04 C1 0.17 0.000 65.00 $100.75
131-254-13 C1 0.34 0.000 120.00 $186.00
131-254-16 C1 1.74 0.000 210.00 $325.50
131-254-18 C1 0.57 0.000 160.00 $248.00
131-261-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-261-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-261-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-262-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-262-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-263-03 C1 0.17 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-263-04 C1 0.17 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-263-05 C1 0.17 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-263-06 C1 0.17 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-263-12 C1 0.33 0.000 60.00 $93.00
131-263-14 C1 0.34 0.000 128.00 $198.40
131-271-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-271-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-272-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-272-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-273-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-273-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-281-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-282-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-282-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-283-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-291-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A

APN ZONE ACRES DU'S EDU'S FRONTAGE ASSESSMENT

CITY OF STANTON

LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPING DISTRICT
FY 2025-26

131-292-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-12 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-13 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-14 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-15 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-16 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-17 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-18 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-19 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-20 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-21 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-22 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-23 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-24 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-25 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-26 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-27 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-28 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-29 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-30 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-31 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-292-32 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-01 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-02 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-03 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-04 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-05 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-06 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-07 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-08 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-09 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-10 R 1 1.000 $16.59
131-293-11 R 1 1.000 $16.59
Zone Key: C - Commercial C1 - Commercial fronting Katella Beach Medians C2 - Commercial fronting Beach Village Center medians R - Residential R1 - Residential fronting Katella Beach Medians R2 - Residential fronting Village Center medians

EXHIBIT A