24 HoursStockton Consolidated Storm Drainage
M
aintenance Assessment District 2005-1
Public Hearing for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Assessments
Municipal Utilities Department
June 4, 2024
Agenda Item No. 16.4
Storm Drainage Assessment District 2005-1
• City’s Storm Water Discharge Permit (Order No. R5-
2016-0040, NPDES Permit No. CAS0085324) requires
stormwater pollution control devices in new
development.
• July 26, 2005: Consolidated Storm Drainage
Maintenance District 2005-1 established to fund
device maintenance.
• Each year, Council adopts the following:
• Engineer’s Report.
• Maximum Allowable Assessment.
• Annual Budget/Actual Assessment.
• Maintenance and operation of stormwater quality
(treatment) improvements.
• Assessment provides funding for:
• Operation, maintenance and preparation of an annual
Engineer’s report & tax rolls; legal review; collection of assessments on San Joaquin County property taxes and
City administration.
Storm Drainage Assessment District 2005-1
Maximum Allowable vs. Actual Assessments
• Original Engineer’s Report approved by landowner
ballot – allows for annual Cost of Living Adjustment.
• Approves annual maximum allowable but collect only
what is needed for anticipated operational costs.
• Allows for unanticipated emergencies – to collect
only if necessary.
Stockton
Consolidated
Storm Drainage
District 2005-1
Annual Assessment
• Varies by zone as a result of:
• Zone size.
• Dwelling Unit Equivalent Factor.
• Number of parcels within zone.
• Amount and type of improvements to be maintained.
• FY 2024-2025 Maximum Allowable Adjustment: +3.0
• Based on the greater of 3% or the annual San-Francisco- Oakland-San Jose Consumer Price Index.
• FY 2024-2025 Actual assessments are to increase 3%
but stay within the maximum allowable.
Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Zone Budgets
Zone No. Zone Name Proposed Budget
(Actual Assessment)
Proposed Per Dwelling
Unit Equivalent Factor
Proposed Maximum
Allowable Assessment
1 Riverbend Estates $27,787.38 $42.64 $51,020.03
2A Cannery Park $7,507.38 $7.62 $20,857.32
2B Cannery Park $27,779.88 $21.62 $42,518.00
3 Simbad Estates $12,705.84 $453.78 $28,719.32
4 Dama Estates $13,075.38 $769.14 $37,485.17
5A Silver Springs &
Gold Springs $34,668.22 $128.62 $80,314.83
5B Silver Springs &
Gold Springs $4,322.08 $127.12 $6,207.38
Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Zone Budgets
Zone No. Zone Name Proposed Budget
(Actual Assessment)
Proposed Per Dwelling
Unit Equivalent Factor
Proposed Maximum
Allowable Assessment
6 Old Oak Estates $13,930.16 $224.68 $24,790.70
7 Oakmore
Meadows, Unit 3 $22,563.38 $431.86 $26,754.64
8 Little John Creek
North & South $25,609.50 $406.50 $30,359.70
9 Malisa Mano $13,806.08 $862.88 $31,414.88
10 Meadowlands,
Unit 2 $12,598.56 $349.96 $40,312.08
11 Westlake Villages $13,895.48 $4.42 $952,800.56
12 Moss Gardens $12,495.10 $31.06 $84,770.55
Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Zone Budgets
Zone No. Zone Name Proposed Budget
(Actual Assessment)
Proposed Per Dwelling
Unit Equivalent Factor
Proposed Maximum
Allowable Assessment
13 Prologis Park at
Duck Creek $27,837.86 *$284.58 $85,176.34
14 Calaveras IV $18,208.92 $444.12 $20,711.97
15 BD Homes $11,732.50 $902.50 $11,949.47
*Zone 13’s assessments are calculated on an assessable acre basis. Current assessable acreage is 97.82. The maximum assessment is $85,176.34, with a per-acre maximum of $870.75. The assessments spread in proportion to the adjusted area for each parcel. With adjustments, the actual assessment is $27,837.86 Recommended Actions
• Overrule all public hearing protests.
• Approve and adopt:
• Stockton Consolidated Storm Drainage
Maintenance Assessment District 2005-1 Annual
Engineer’s Report.
• Maximum Allowable Assessment.
• Annual Budget/Actual Assessment for each Zone
of the District.
• Confirm and levy assessment for each Zone.