ITY OF LOS ANGELE- TBANTT. MAXtrINEZ - OEce of the Clty Cle* CALIFORNIA CTTY CI.EBK Counell and Publlc Serlces TABENE. TALFIIAN Boon 896' Clty ran Erecudre Otncer Loo Angelee, CA 9fl112 Councll Flle hformadoa - (2fB) 97&1048 General Informadon - (218) 97&1188 y1s1 qatthg lnqulrlee rar (2rg) 97&r()40 relatlve to ttls mstter rcfer to file No. TINI.F,N GUISDUTBG JAMES K. HAHN ctfe$ Conc{l and PEbllc Serclceo lxyldon o4-2L34 MAYOR
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RE: ORDINA\ICE IJE\rYING TIIE ASSESSMEMT Ai{D ORDERING TIIE MAIMTENANCE OF THE DELANO STREET A\ID BECK AVB\TUE IJIGHTING DISTRICT
At the meeting of t,he Council held MARCH 9, 2005, the following action was taken:
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SITBdIECT ldATf,ER: ORDITiAICE LEr/YING THE ASSESSMENTS A![D ORDERING THE !!AIN[E!{A}ICE OF THE DEITAIIO STREET AIID BECK AVBIUE ITIGHIING DISTRICI
APPROVED DISAPPRO\TED @ F-J --! Er i-') .= CONFIRM ASSESSMENT l' r-) (PROPOSITION 218) x I >- :i' ,.r;J/ _, ATTORNEY j* CITY x :J] L',-i ii CIlrY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Iii* lli H
I tl BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS pl /\ ii L-l Jl -!. (_) (CIT! CITERK IISE O!ErY PLEASE DO NolI WRITE BEI.otf ItsIS IIINE) &lAR 1 8 2095 DATE RECEIVED FROM MAYOR ORDINAI{CE NO. 17 6548 qPR MAR 2 3 2005 EI 0 2 2005 DATE PT,BIJISHED DATE POSTED EFFECTIVE DATE ORD OF INTENI: HEARTNG DATE ASSESSMENT CONFIRMATION ORDIIIA]ICE FOR DISTRIBLruION: Yee [] tlo tl tf,A! 2 3 2oo5 courcllagendaE\042 134. ord eT>\hrTr FINAL ORDINANCE oRDTNANCE No. I7 0548 An Ordinance of the.City oJ Los fngeles ordering the necessary electrolierc and appliances in certain public streets and plaes in the City of Los Angeles, to be mainiained and electric idnent to be fumished for lighting said electroliers. THE PEOPLE OF THE CIry OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Pursuant to the- provisions of Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, and to the requirements of Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, the Council of the 9itY of Los Angeleg hereby orders that the ne@ssary electroliers and appliances be maintrained and electric cunent be fumished for.the.p-eriod of 12 months ending June 30, 2OOO for the lighting of those certain streets and places described in the ordinance hereinafter refened to: Ordinance No. Designation 1769;0 Delano Street and Beck Avenue Lighting District The ordinan@ enumerated is the ordinance of intention heretofore adopted by the City Council for the district. Reference is hereby made to the ordinance and the report of th'e BoaiO of pubiic Works mentioned therein for further particulars in connection with the improvdment. Sec. 2. The asSessments for the lighting of the district designated in Section 1 of this ordinance, mad.e and filed by the Board of Public Works pursuant to the provisions of the Sections 6.95 - 6.12T oi the Los Angeles Adminishative Code, are heieby approved ahd confirmed; and said assessments are !"t"!y otO"teqt !o be !pri{ .up9! te lots ol paicels'oJ land within saiO diitriA heretofore dectared by the city councilto be the district to be benefitted by said improvement. Sec. 3. The Board of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to cause the said improvements to be made in accordance yvith the plans-and specifications therefor and, as may appear to said Board to be ne@ssary, to issue interdepartmentrat oi other purchase orders fbr eacfi of iuch pprovements or for portions thereof, pursuani to said sections ol tne Los Angeles Adminiitrative Code. Sec. 4. The City Clerk shall gerttfy to the passage of this ordinance and have it published in accordance with Council policy,.e_ither in a daily newspaper circulated in the City of Los Angeles or by posting for.Jen-la.ysin three public places in the City of'Los Angeles: one copy on the buiietin boari located in the Main Streellobby to the City Hall; ond copy on the bulletin OoaiO located at the ground level at the Los Angeles Street entrance !6 the Los Ang'eies Police Department; and one cop:ytn tne bulletin board locatid atthe remple 6treet entrance to t6e Los Angere;Gfit Hail of Records. I hereby certiff that the foregoing ordinahG'was in$oduced of the City of Los furgeles of March 1. 2005. and was passed at its FRANK MARTINEZ, City Clerk By },lA,R 1 2005 Deputy Approved I Mayor Approved as to Form and Legality ROCKARD J. DELGADILLO , City Attomey By City Attomey Date: J-23-05 File No. 04-213/, Word FIle L:t$PROP2lSOrdlnance - Flnal\OF - DELANO & BECK.DOC vB 2117t2@5 r.-CLTARATfON OF POSTING ORDINTuTCE L, MARIA C. RICO, state as follows: I Ell, and was at all times hereinafter ment,ioned, a resident of the State of California, over the age of eighteen years, and a Deputy City Clerk of the City of Lros Angeles, California. Ordinance No. L76548 - Fj.na1 Ordinance - De1ano Street & Beck Ave LrLghtLag Dj.strj.ct - Ord of latent U5340 adopted 1218/04 - a copy of which is hereto attached, vras finally adopted by the l-ros Angeles City Council on lutarch 9, &,, and under the direct j-on of said City Councll and the City C1erk, pursuant to Section 25L of the Charter of the City of l-ros Angeles and Ordinance No. L72959, ox'l March 23, 2005, I posted a t,rtre copy of said ordinance ats each of three pubIlc places located in t,he City of Los Angeles, Californi.a, as follows: 1) One copy on the bulletin board at the Main Street entrance to Lros Angeles City Ha11; 2) one copy on the bulletin board at the ground leveI Lros Angeles Street entrance Lo the Los Angeles Police Department; and 3) one copy on the bulletin board at the Temple Street entrance to the IIaII of Records of the County of Los Angeles. Copies of said ordinance were posted conspicuously beginning on March 23. 2OOS and will be continuously posted for ten or more days. I declare under penalty of perjury Ehat Lhe foregoing is true and correct. Signed this 23rd day of ldarcb ?005 at Los Angeles, California. F, a Maria C. co, Deputy City C1erk Ordinance Effective Date: Apr. 2, 2005 Council File No. 04-2L34 (Rev.3l2tl03) FORM GEN. 16o (Rev. 6€0) CITY OF LOS ANGELES FeB t3 I NTER-DEPARTM ENTAL CORRESPON DENCE u 2il05 DATE: February 17,2405 TO: [ockard J. Delgadillo, City Attomey Attn: Felicia 7'n Floor, City l-1q11 East - 140 V FROM: Phil Reed, Director By: Bureau of Street Lighting Senior Street Lighting Engineer Bureau of Street Lighting SUBJEGT: FINAL ORDINANCE FOR DELANO STREET AND BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT- C.F. 0+2134 Transmitted herewith is the Final Ordinance for the subject Street Lighting Maintenance District. The Ordinance of lntention for this project was adopted by City Council on December 8, 2OO4; the Final Public Hearing was on February 8, 2005; and the continued Council Hearing to confirm the assessments is scheduled for March 1,2005. Please approve the Final Ordinance as to form and legality. Upon approval of the Final Ordinanoe, please call Lowell Labezfor pick-up at(213) 47Y5377. Thank you. VB: L:\$PROP218\Ordinane - Final\OFT - DELANO & BECK.DOC FINAL ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO. An Ordinance of the City of Los Angeles ordering the necessary electroliers and appliances in certain public streets and places in the City of Los Angeles, to be maintained and electric cunent to be fumished for lighting said electroliers. THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, and to the requirements of Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, the Council of the City of Los Angeles hereby orders that the necessary electroliers and appliances be maintrained and electric cunent be fumished for the p'eriod of 12 months ending June 30, 2006 for the lighting of those certain streets and places described in the ordinance hereinafter refened to: Ordinance No. Designation 176U0 Delano Street and Beck Avenue Lighting District The ordinan@ enumerated is the ordinance of intention heretofore adopted by the City Council for the district. Reference is hereby made to the ordinance and the report of the Board of Public Works mentioned therein forfurther particularc in connection with the improvement. Sec. 2. The assessments for the lighting of the district designated in Section 1 of this ordinance, made and filed by the Board of Public Works pursuant to the provisions of the Sections 6.95 - 6.127 ol the Los Angeles Administrative Code, are hereby approved and confirmed; and said assessments are hereby ordered to be leMed upon the lots or parcels of land within said distric-t heretofore declared by the City Council to be the district to be benefitted by said improvement. Sec. 3. The Board of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to cause the said improvements to be made in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor and, as may appear to said Board to be necessary, to issue interdepartmential or other purchase orderc for each of such improvements or for portions thereof, pursuant to said sections of the Los Angeles Administrative Code. Sec.4. The City Clerk shall certrfy to the passage of this ordinance and have it publlshed in accordance with Council policy, either in a dally newspaper circulated in the City of Los Angeles or by posting for ten days in three public places in the City of Los Angeles: one copy on the bulletin board located in the Main Street lobby to the City Hall; one copy on the bulletin board located at the ground level at the Los Angeles Street entrance to the Los Angeles Police Department; and one copy on the bulletin board located at the Temple Street entrance to the Los Angeles County Hall of Records. I hereby certrry that the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Council of the City of Los Angeles at its meeting of FRANK MARTINEZ, City Clerk By Deputy Approved Mayor Approved as to Form and Legality ROCKARD J. DELGADILLO, City Attomey By City Attomey Date J43 05 File No. O4-21U Word FIle L:\$PROP218\Ordlnance - Flnal\OF - DEI-Ai{O & BECK.DOC vB 2t1712@5 I a FRANK T. MARTINEZ TY OF LOS ANCEIE OFFICE OF CTTT CLERK CALIFORNIA CITY CLERK KAREN E. KALFAYAN ELECTION DIVISION EXECUTIVE OFFICER ROOM 285 2OO N. SPRINO ETREET LOB ANOELEA, CA 9@I2 (213rs7AW FAX (2tS) e7BO37e ARLEEN P. TAYLOR JAMES K. HAHN CHIEF OF ELECTIONA MAYOR February 22,2005 The Los Angeles City Council City Hall, Los Angeles, Califomia REGARDING: ASSESSMENT BALLOT PROCEEDING FOR: DELA}{O STREET AND BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT COLINCIL FILE NUMBER 04-21,3 4 Honorable Councilmembers : In accordance with Proposition 218, the City''of loq-,{ngelss pmvided.notice to the property owners of the parcels in the proposed Delano Steet and Hect Aienue Lightiog'Disfrict, as specified in the subject Council File. Along with that notice, each propertiy owner received an assesSindnt ballot weighted by the amount of the parcel's proposed assessme,nt. I have tabulated the assessment ballots delivered to my office by the final hearing date of February 8,2005. The Street Lighting Maintenance Assessrnent District received a majority of weighted ballots in favor of the assessment. As a result, the City may impose the proposed additional annual maintenance assessme,lrts for the District. The certified results of the tabulations are attached. I have also forwarded a copy of these results to the Deparunent of Public Works, Btreau of Steet Lighting, fortheir information. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COUNCIL ACTION: 1. DENY the protests and confirm the assessments. 2. ADOPT the Ordinance levying the assessments and ordering the maintenance of the lighting systern. Sincerely, T City Clerk Attachments c: Deparfrnent of Public Works, Bureau of Sfeet Lighting ee6o AN EQUAL ETPI.OYMENT OPFORTUNI?T - AFFIRUATIVE ACTION EMPI.OVER €p , STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss COUNTY OF LOS A}.IGELES ) I, FRANK T. MARTINEZ, City Clerk of the City of los Angeles, hereby cefiiry to the City Council that 131 ballots were submitted on or before February 8, 2005, in connection with the assessment ballot proceeding for the proposed Delano Steet and Beck Avenue Lighting Mainte,nance Assessment Disfrict, as specified in Council File Number 04-2134. I further cefiiry the attached report to be a true, correct and complete tabulation of the returns of that assessme,nt ballot proceeding. *ot, I have hereunto set mv hand and affixed mv seal this ,1ail"ffirffi. Sincerely, City Clok FISCAL-ADMIN.UNHOUSEPROP2I 8U004-2005\02{E-05\7 1 3 certwpd Proposlti on 218 Assessment Ballot Tabu lation for Detano Street and Beck Avenue Llghting Dlstrlct Group 06110-i Election *713 Final Publlc Hearing February 8, 2005 Councll Flle 04-2134 Ballot Tally Assmnl County Owner Assessment Ballot Welghted Vote No Vote/ No. APN Welght Vote Y/N Yes No Challenged 1A 2335-026415 Cruz $61.20 NotCast NotCast 2 2335-026-029 Betancourt $183.60 Y $ 183.60 3 233$.026-030 Pore $183.60 NotCast NotCast 4 2335-026-026 Hall $183.60 N $ 183.60 5 2335-026-025 Alegria $183.60 NotCast NotCast 6 233ffi26-024 Tiangco $183.60 NotCast NotCast 7 233ffi26-023 Estrada $183.60 N $ 183.60 8 233ffi26-022 Hemandez $183.60 NotCast NotCast I 233il,26-021 Latray $183.60 Y $ 183.60 10 233m26-020 Cuellar $183.60 NotCast NotCast 11 2335-026-019 Pinkerton $183.60 Y $ 183.60 12 2335{26-018 Del Do $183.60 NotCast NotCast 13 2335-026417 Galstian $244.80 NotCast NotCast 14 2335-027-O13 Lankershim $1,77430 NotCast NotCast 15 2335-028-025 Blythe $183.60 NotCast NotCast 16 2335-028-024 Gomez $183.60 NotCast NotCast 17 2335-028-023 Tweedie $183.60 NotCast NotCast 18 2335-028-022 Ha11 $183.60 N $ 183.60 19 2335-028-021 Roberts $183.60 Y $ 183.60 20 2335-028-020 Newman $183.60 Not Cast Not Cast 21 2335-028-019 Turcios -$183.60 Not Cast Not Cast 22 2335-028-018 Betancourt $183.60 Y $ 183.60 23 2335-028-017 De La Garza $183.60 Not Cast Not Cast 24 2335-028-016 Betancourt $183.60 Y $ 183.60 25 2335-028-015 Betancourt $183.60 Y $ 183.60 26 2335-028-036 Corvalan $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 27 2335-028-035 Holstein $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 28 233$,028-034 Evans $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 29 2335-028-033 Green $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 30 2335-028-032 Strelau $2,14.80 Not Cast Not Cast 31 233m28-031 Bennett $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 32 233m28-030 Bennett $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 33 2335-028-029 Pouiot $24p..80 Not Cast Not Cast 34 2335-028428 Zargamian $566.10 Y $ 566.10 35 2335-029424 Lankershim $1,560.60 Not Cast Not Cast 36 2335-029423 Brown v28.40 N $ 428.40 37 2335-029-020 1 1564€04 Sylvan Street Apt $336.60 Not Cast Not Cast 38 2335-029421 Wang $336.60 Y $ 336.60 39 2335-029-018 Anna Monis Properties, LLC $336.60 Not Cast Not Cast 40 2335-029-022 Konce $963.90 Y $ s63.90 41 2335-029-025 Hasbeck, LLC $749.70 N $ 749.70 42 2335-030-020 Beck Park Apts. $2,126.70 Not Cast Not Cast 43 2335-030-013 Coon $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 44 2335-030-01 1 Schnleber $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 45 233$.030-017 Robert { & Paulaann Lyons Trust $244.80 Y $ 2M.80 46 2335-030-016 Robert M & Paulaann Lyons Trust $24/.80 Y $ 24r'.80 47 2335-030-014 Clausen $306.00 Not Cast Not Cast 48 2335-030-012 Kontra $306.00 N $ 306.00 (0212312005) 2335-030-022 Afrahim v29.62 Y $ 429.62 2335-025-005 Holstein $45.90 Y $ 45.90 233m2$,007 Ortiz $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-02$,010 Palacios $45.90 Not Cast Not Cast 233fi25-011 Marasco $45.90 Not Cast Not Cast 2$m25.013 Sanchez $76.50 N $ 76.50 2335-025415 Luqin $275.40 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-02m16 McCain $183.60 Y $ 183.60 2335-02ffi17 Hoffman $76.50 N $ 76.50 2335-02$900 City of Los Angeles - DWP $0.57 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-02ffi14 Fonnegra $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-025414 Ayllon $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-025-009 Henera $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-025-008 Schmidt $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-025-006 Fuller $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-02m01 Lopez $45.90 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022401 Mendoza $214.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022403 Boucher $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-022405 Reindeau $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022407 Riviera $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335{22-009 Watson $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022411 McMahon $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-022.0'.t3 Jimenez $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-022-015 LaFrance $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-017 Jocol $61.20 Y $ 6'1.20 2335-022-019 Cockey $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-021 Gevorkyan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-022 Slade $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-022-020 Burgos $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-018 Andrews $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 233*022-016 Stanley $61.20 Y $ 61.20 233ffi22-014 Thomson $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-012 Sifri $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-022-010 Green $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-008 Liscomb $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-022-006 Bulgarella $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-022-004 Campos $61.20 N $ a1.20 2335-022-002 Rubalcava $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-021-002 Alvarado $91.80 N $ 91.80 2335-021-003 Sperl $61.20 Y $ 61.20 233*021-004 Sperl $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-021-005 Spain $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-021-006 Coon $61.20 Y $ 6'1.20 2335-02'.t407 Amir)tan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-021-008 Andrews FamilyTrust $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2$m21-009 Gillette $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-021-018 Lannom $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-021-017 Manavazian $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 2335-021-016 De Leon $61.20 N $ 61.20 2335-021-015 Logan $61.20 N $ 61.20 2335-021-014 Miller $61.20 N $ 61.20 2335-021-013 Kegel $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-021-O12 Benedicto $61.20 Y $ 61.20 2335-021-0't0 Escobar $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 233m18-004 Elllot $183.60 N $ 183.60 2335-018-023 Kamikian $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast No Vote 2335-018-013 . Lopez $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 233S,018-014 Pichardo $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast pa%l2oo5, 58 2335-018-015 Cross $61.20 hot Cast Not Cast 59 2335-018-016 Castaneda $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 60 2335-018-017 Baltayan $61.20 Y $ 6'1.20 61 2335-018-018 Coronado $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 62 233il18-011 Ana)ra $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 63 2335-019-001 Barajas $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast u 2335-019-002 Bagdasaryan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 65 2335-019-003 Mouser $61.20 Y $ 61.20 66 233s-019-004 Chdryan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 67 2335-019-005 Wylde $61.20 N $ 61.20 68 2335-019-006 Galstian $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast Challenged 69 233m19-016 Bums $61.20 Y $ 61.20 70 233ffi19-015 Catota $61.20 Y $ 6'1.20 71 2335{19-014 Paniagua $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 72 2335-019-013 Bems $61.20 Y $ 61.20 73 2335-019-012 Cioffi $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 74 2335-019-01 1 Enouen $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 75 233ffi19-022 Khalatian $61.20 Y $ 61.20 76 2335-020-010 Gutienez $61.20 Y $ 61.20 77 2335-020-006 Agaronian $61.20 Y $ 61.20 78 233m20-007 Kupchyan $61.20 N $ 61.20 79 2335-020-008 Borozan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 80 233il20-009 Kachachyan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 81 2335-020-017 Abarca $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 82 2335-020-018 Clark $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 83 2335-020-019 Torossian $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast u 2335-020.0,20 Kobzunenko $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast Challenged 85 2335-020421 Demery $61.20 Y $ 61.20 86 2335-020.0,22 Martinez $61.20 N $ 61.20 87 2335-020-01 1 Baek $61.20 Y $ 61.20 88 2335-020-012 Cicero $61.20 Y $ 61.20 89 2335-020-013 Zakaryan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 90 233*020-014 Normlngton $61.20 Y $ 61.20 91 233il20-015 Wanner $61.20 N $ 61.20 92 2335-020-016 Selph $61.20 N $ 61.20 93 233il20-005 Gillingham $61.20 Y $ 61.20 94 2335-020-004 Hoffner $61.20 Y $ 61.20 95 2335{20-003 Tataje $61.20 Y $ 61.20 96 2335-020-002 Gilmore $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 97 2335-020-001 Jauregui $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 98 2335-023402 Jurist $61.20 Y $ 61.20 99 2335-023404 Lykken $61.20 Y $ 61.20 100 2335-023-006 Sperl $61.20 Y $ 61.20 101 2335-023-008 Rodriguez $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 102 2335-023-010 Hateley $61.20 Y $ 61.20 103 2335-023-012 Rentz $61.20 N $ 61.20 1U 2335423-014 Palomo $61.20 Not Gast Not Cast 105 233$,023-016 Wanner $61.20 N $ 61,20 106 2335.023-018 Myles $61.20 N $ 61.20 'l07 2335-023-020 Anderson $61.20 N $ 61.20 108 23354,23-022 Arora $61.20 Y $ 61.20 109 233ffi23-O24 Femandez $61.20 N $ 61.20 110 2335423-023 Itkin $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 111 2335-023-021 Dimambro $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 112 233m23-019 Peterson $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 1'13 233m,23-017 Brooke $61.20 Y $ 61.20 114 2335-023-015 Endreola $61.20 N $ 61.20 115 2335-023-013 Gonzalez $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast (o?J23n005) 116 2335-023-01 1 Venegas $61.20 Y $ 61.20 117 2335-023-009 Baines $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 118 2335-023-007 Cline $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 119 2335-023-005 Gomez $61.20 Y $ 61.20 120 2335-023-003 Ballard $61.20 Y $ 61.20 121 2335-023-001 Gomez $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 122 2335-024-001 Hogan $61.20 Y $ 61.20 123 2335-024-002 Vaughan $61.20 Y $ 61.20 124 2335-024404 Valdivia-Castillo $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast '125 233$.024-005 Coronel $61.20 N $ 61.20 126 2335424.0,07 Barry $61.20 Y $ 61.20 127 2335-024-008 Buck $61.20 Y $ 61.20 128 2335-024-027 Hall $61.20 Y $ 61.20 129 2335-024428 Chavez $91.80 Not Cast Not Cast 130 2335-024.0,23 Tashtchian $61.20 N $ 61.20 131 2335424-024 Uner $61.20 N $ 61.20 132 233W24-025 Pierce $61.20 Y $ 61.20 133 233tr,24-026 Payne $61.20 N $ 61.20 1U 2335-024-900 City of Los Angeles - DWP $1.72 Not Cast Not Cast 135 2335-024-015 Vu $24.80 Not Cast Not Cast 136 2335-024-016 Bedrosian $24/..80 Y $ 2M.80 137 2335-024-013 Alcantrara $2M.80 Not Cast Not Cast 138 233ffi24-018 Kingston $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 139 233*024-021 Kingston $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 140 2335-024-010 Caballero $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 141 2335-024-009 Barry $61.20 Y $ 61.20 142 2335-024417 Espinoza $24r'..80 Not Cast Not Cast 143 2335424-006 lsraelian $24'/..80 Not Cast Not Cast 1M 2335424-019 Oyanguren $244.80 Not Cast Not Cast 145 233ffi24-020 Green $24p.80 Not Cast Not Cast 1C 2338-005-009 Noah $1.91 Not Cast Not Cast 2 2338-005-008 Noah $892.30 Not Cast Not Cast 3 233s-033-001 Tsarukyan $61.20 Not Cast 'Not Cast 4 2335-033422 Villagran $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 5 2335-033-003 Clements $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 6 2335-033-004 Ritter $61.20 N $ 61.20 7 2335-033-005 Graf $61.20 N $ 61.20 I 2335-033-006 Stuart $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast I 2335-033-007 Mooney $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 10 233il33-008 Cervantes $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 11 2335-033-009 Dimambro $61.20 N $ 61.20 12 2335-033-010 Skinner $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 13 2335-033-01 1 Genovese $61.20 Y $ 61.20 14 2335-033{12 Orantes $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 15 2335-033-013 Ware $61.20 Y $ 61.20 16 2335-033-014 Beardsley $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 17 2335-033-015 Shamoyan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 18 233$,033-016 Markin $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 19 233m33-017 Pfeifle $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 20 233m33-018 Church $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 21 2335{33-019 Anlta E. Rebollar 1996 Famlly Trust $61.20 Y $ 61.20 22 2335-033-020 Ladomade $61.20 Y $ 61.20 23 2335-033-021 Garcia $61.20 Y $ 61.20 24 2335433422 Petrosian $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 25 2335-033-023 Cox $61.20 Y $ 61.20 26 2335-033-024 Tivriktsyan $137.70 N $ 137.70 27 2335-034-001 Corzo $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 28 2335-034-002 Moore $61.20 N $ 61.20 (0u2312005) 29 233m34-003 Suttivan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 30 233m34-004 Moore $61.20 Y $ 61.20 31 2335-034-005 Muradyan $61.20 Y $ 61.20 32 233m34-006 Moro $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 33 2335-034-007 Palmer $61.20 Y $ 61.20 u 2335-034-008 Vargas $61.20 Y $ 61.20 35 x3m34-009 Thomas $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 36 2335-034-010 Nie $61.20 Y $ 61.20 37 2335-034-011 Africano $61.20 Y $ 61.20 38 235-0U-O12 Escalante $61.20 Y $ 61.20 39 2335-036-018 Priddy $76.50 Y $ 76.50 40 2335-036-015 North Hollyrood Properties $61.20 Y $ 61.20 41 2335-036-014 Moldenhauer $61.20 Y $ 61.20 42 2335-036-01 1 Rocha $61.20 Y $ 61.20 43 2335-036{10 Antonyan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 4 2335-03G007 Robertson $61.20 Y $ 61.20 45 2336-036-006 Huffine $61.20 Y $ 61.20 46 2335-036-900 City of Los Angeles - DWP $1.95 Not Cast Not Cast 47 2335-036-002 Merlos $61.20 Y $ 61.20 48 2335-036-022 Benocal $137,70 Not Cast Not Cast 49 2335-03$,025 Harand $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 50 2335-03$,024 D'Amato $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 51 2335-03ffi23 Yegeyan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 52 2335-035-021 Sanchez $61.20 N $ 61.20 53 2335-035-020 Yamalyan $61.20 Not Cast Not Gast u 2335-035-019 Chokherov $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 55 2335-03m18 Pajuntan $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 56 2335-035-017 Flamenco $61.20 Y $ 61.20 57 2335-035-016 Lorea $61.20 Y $ 61.20 58 2335-035-015 Aldrige $61.20 Y $ 61.20 59 2335-mm14 Rothfeld $61.20 Y $ 61.20 60 2335-mm13 Morales $61.20 Y $ 61.20 61 2335-035-012 Pellegrino $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast a2 2335-035-01 1 Zambrano $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 63 2335-035-010 Chase $61.20 Y $ 61.20 il 2335-035-009 Baker $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 65 2335-035-008 Cremin $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 66 233m35-007 O'Neil $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 67 2335{3S006 Gunning $61.20 Y $ 61.20 68 2335-03S,005 Rodriguez $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 69 2335-03$004 Banlos $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 70 2335-035{03 Levon Sogomonlan Rvocable Trust $61.20 N $ 61.20 71 2335-mru02 Aguliar $61.20 Not Cast Not Cast 72 2335-035-001 Miles $137.70 Not Cast Not Cast TOTAL $33,917.07 $9,211.82 $4,'131.00 266 TOTALVOTES 128 92 36' 3 (02123/2005) l' Proposlti on 218 Assessment Ballot Tabulation for Delano Street and Beck Avenue Llghting District Group 06110-1 Election #713 Final Public Hearing February 8, 2005 Gouncil File04-2134 Votlng/Baltot Summary welghted Assessment Porcent Vote Total ofVotes Gast Number of Ballots Yes $9,211.82 69.Mo/o 92 No $4,131.00 30.960/o 36 No Vote 1 Challenoed 2 Assessment Dlstrlct Su mmary Total Voted Percent Parcels 266 128 48o/o Assessment $:!3.917.07 $13.U2.82 397o (oa23t2oo5) \ Crv or Los Atrt GELES BOARDOFPUBUCT'PRKS CALIFORNIA OFFICEOFTHE UEMBERS BOARD OF PUBUC T'ERKS VATERIE LYNNE SHAW 2q) NORTH SPRING STREET PRESIDENT R@M 36', CITYHAI.I LOSANGELES,CA gEI2 EII.EN STEIN VICE PRESIDENT JAMESA G]BSON JANICEW@D qECUTITIEOFFEEn PRESIDENT PRC'-TEilIPORE GENEML INFORMATION ROMU) LOVI' JAMES K rlAHN Tdi 213"57842A1 F*, 2B'A7 8-t278 COMMISSIONER MAYOR Yolanda Fuentes COMMISSIONER rJanuary 31, 2005 ConncLl EearLag: 2/8/Os \ city cor:nci1 Room 395, CH llonorable Members: Inasmuch as no one protested the assessments pursuant to the hearing scheduled this date in connection with Lhe maintenance of Delano Street and Beck Avenue Lighting District-street Lighting Maintenance AssessmenLs, the Board of Public Irlorks reconunends that the assessments therefore be confirmed. Respectfully submitted, J"tfu*":aq f*ono ,James A. Gibson \ Executive Officer Board of Public Works ,JAG:Cg cc: Chairyerson PLlblic Works Coruuittee Director, Bureau of Street Lighting City Engineer AN QUAL EMPLOYMENTOPPORruNITY. AtrTRMATNnE ACNON EMPLOYER FBANKT. MABrINEZ OF LOS ANGELE OfEce of t&e Ctty Clo* -ITY CALIFORNIA CITY CI.ENK Councll and hbllc Serrlcec KABENE. KAI"FAIAN Boom 895, CltyEall Er€cutlvo Oficor Loo Angeles, GA &D12 Couadl Flle lufomatlon - (218) 97&104 Genenl Informatloa - (218) 97&1188 Wlhen na}|ngLnqulrle ra:s (2r8) &7&1040 lelatlee to thls mattor rsfer to FlIe No. mel.nrN GINSBITBC JAMES K. HAHN Chlo(,courdl ald Publlc Swlcc DMslon o4-2134 MAYOR cD2 December 16, 2OO4 Bureau of Engineering Controller, Room 300 Bureau of Street Lighting Accounting Division, F&A City Clerk, Land Records Division Disbursement Division Board of Public Works City Attorney Councilmember Greuel Chief Legislative Analyst RE: SETTING FEBRUARY 8, 2005 AS TI{E I{EARING DATE FOR mIE MAINTENAI{CE oF DEI,ANO STREET AI{D BECK AVENTJE I.,IGHTING DISTRICT At tshe meeting of tshe Council held December 8, 2004, the following action was taken: Motion adopted to approve Bureau of Street Lighting report FORTIII{ITII Ordinance adopted.. Ordinance of Intention adopted... x ordinance number... 176344 Effective date ot/24/0s Posted date t2/Lsl04 Mayor approved L2lL3l04 Sgt f,Or HearLngo . . o ...... o . . . . o ...... o ...... 02lo8/0s Mayor vetoed Motion adopted Lo approve communication recommendation (s) x ,lruLryq City Clerk sos Bteno\042L34 €€!>e AN EQUAL EMPI.OYiIENT OPPiORTUNTTY - AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ETPLOYER & r F, C) @- '-1 .< a.t= r.f fIF THT- HAY CR FT '*p.VegOf':b Time St,amp TIME I,IMIT FIIJES City CI .6" #ffi''-n tA- ORDTNAI\TCES 9 ht+ i;rlt.:'-4 PH 2: '.-r 11- 0EC t0 C)c) I tfl C^ DEe 1 3 2001 DATE OF MAYOR APPROVED OR *VETO: *vHrom WITII OB''ECTIONS IN WRITING PI'RSUANT TO CHARTER SEC. 250(b) (C) (CIIY CI.ERT IISE OITLY PI.EASE DO I{CXT WBITE BEIJOIY TEIS I'INE) DEC DATE RECEIVED FROM MAYOR t 4 2AA4 ORDI\IANCE NO. 17634 0 JAN 2 4 2005 DATE PUBI,TSHED DAIE posrgD DEC 1 5 2004 EFFECTIVE DATE ORD OF IMTBII: HEARING DATE ASSESSMENT CONFIRMATION ORDI}IAIICE FOR DISTRIBTNION: Yes t] No t] calagead\o42 134 . old DEC 1 5 2004 5T>\ht-\" c Z7 ORDINANCE OF INTENTION 04-2134 - COMMUNICATION FROM THE BUREAU OF STREET LlcHTlNc and ORDINANCE CD 2 OF INTENTION FIRST CONSTDERATION relative to establishing a hearing date for the maintenance of DELANO STREET AND BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT. Recommendations for Counci! action, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE MAYOR: 1. ADOPT the report of the Director, Bureau of Street Lighting, dated October 13,2004. 2. PRESENT and ADOPT the accompanying ORDINANCE OF tNTENTION setting the date of FEBRUARY 8, 2005 as the hearing date for the maintenance of Delano Street and Beck Avenue Lighting Distrlct, in accordance with Proposition2ls,Articles XlllC and XlllD of the California Constitution and GovernmentCode Sections 50078.6, 54954.6 and 54960.1. Elscal lmpact Statement: The Bureau of Street Lighting reports that if adopted, $33,917.07 will be collected annually starting with tax year 2004-05 that will go into a dedicated street lighting maintenance assessment account for the use in the operation and maintenance of this street lighting system. (Board of Public Works Hearing Date: January 31, 2005) (ord of intent in Ccl. on 12-08-04) cc: Clty Engineer Bureau of Street Lighting Land Records Chief Clerk, City Cterk Councilmember Greuel AMOPTffiffi DEC 0 8 2004 |0SAHSE!.ES Gffi G0t!m0ll ( .l'$; ""' ORDINAilICE NO. 176 40 An Ordinance pursuant to the provisions of Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angelds Administrative Code, Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, and Proposition Zt8 (Articles Xlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution) declaring the intention of the Councit of the City of Los Angeles to order the necessary street lighting systems to be operated, maintained, and repaired, including fumishing electric energy, for the cunent fiscal year'of 20M-2005, forthe lighting of that certain district designated as the DELANO STREET Al.lD BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The public interest and convenience iequire, and it is the intention of the Council of the City of Los Angeles to order the following improvement to be made, to wit: That the necess€lry street lighting equipment be operated, maintained and repaired and that electric energy be fumished for the cunent fiscal year of 2004-2005, for the lighting of: DEI-ANO STREET, from Beck Avenue to Tujunga Avenue, ERWN STREET, from Lankershlm Boulevard to Tujunga Avenue, SYLVAN STREET, from Troost Avenue to Tujunga Avenue, FRIAR STREET, from Troost Avenue to Beck Avenue, TROOST AVENUE, from Friar Street to Sylvan Street, BECK AVENUE, from Victory Boulevard to Delano Street, CAMELLIA AVENUE, ftom Victory Boulevard to Enrin Street, . FARMDALE AVENUE, from Victory Boulevard to Delano Street, KRAFT AVENUE, frcm Vic.tory Boulevard to Enrin Street, in the City of Los Angeles (see plans for details). The street or portions of streets to be improved, and the district to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of the irnprovement, shall be known for all proceedings hereunder as: DEI.ANO STREET AI{D BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT Sec.tion 2. All of the said work shall be done in amrdance wtth the report of the Director of the Bureau of Street Lighting adopted by the Board of Public Works, therefore, approved by the City Council and on file in the office of the City Clerk. Reference to said report is hereby made for a full and detailed description of the proposed improvement and of the assessments to be levied. Section 3. The said Council heieby makes all the costs and expenses of said improvernent, including incidental expenses, chargeable upon the district to be benefited thereby, with no additional portion of the costs to be paid out of the City Treasury. Section 4. The Council hereby determines and declares that the district which receives special benefit ftom said improvement, and is to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof, is described by the diagram with Gity page numbers 12359-12361 and accompanying assessment roll included by reference in the said report of the Director of the Bureau of Street Lighting adopted by the Board of Public Works, which diagram indicates by a boundary line the extent of the tenitory included within the assessment distriet Reference is hereby made to said report and diagram for a full and comptete description of said district, urttich diagram shall govem for all details as to the extent thereof. All public streets and alleys or portions thereof are hereby excepted therefrom. Section 5. That the proceedings for the said improvement shall be had and taken under and in accordance with Sections 6.95 - 6.'i'27 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, Section 53753 of the Califomia Govdmment Code, and Proposition 218 (Articles Xlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution). Section 6. The Board of Public Works shall prepare notices and ballots of said improvement to be mailed by the City Clerk to each properly owner affected by the assessment, and have the notices to be published in nevvspapers of general circulation published and distributed in the several areas of the City in the manner and form and within the time rcquired by law. a Section 7. The City Clerk shall conduct an'assessmont ballot proceeding for this lighting distric't, as required by Proposition 218 (Article Xlll D of the Califomia Gonstitution). Ballots shall be mailed with the hearing notices. The Clerk shall ount, @rtiry, and report the results to the Councll. The Council shall not impose the proposed assessment if the munt of the weighted "no" votes is greater than the weighted !es'votes, and the specified tighting system will not be constructed. ln tabuiating the ballots, the ballots shal! be weignteO accoding to the proportional financial obligation of the affected property due to the imprcvement. Section 8. The prcposed street lighting maintenance assessments referenced hercin are intended to be in addition to or in replacement of the existing assessment, as specified in the Enginee/s Report. Where the proposed assessment is to be in addition to the existing assessment, whether the proposed assessment is levied or abandoned, the existing assessmeirt shall not be affected. Where the proposed assessment is to be in replacement of the existing assessment, if the proposed assessment is not levied, the existing assessment shall not be affected. Section 9. For each year following the first year of the assessment, the amounts of the assessments designated in the assessment roll may be increased annually, without further notice or ballot, by no more than the annual Consumer Price lndex (CPt) for Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside CA, provided by the U.S. Dept. of Labor (Bureau of Labor Statistics). The annual Consumer Price lndex (CPl) will be calculated from the calendar year (January 1-December 31 ) just prior to the assessment period affected (July 1-June 30). Section 10. The administration of this distric't may be combined, wtthout further notice or ballot, with the administration of any other district or districts, for which authority for such administrative combination is provided in the establishing ordinance. Such ombined districts, for all administrative purposes including but not limited to, assessment, diagrai,n, revenue and expenditures, notice and balloting, may be treated as a single distric.t. Section 11. Notwithstanding that the assessments specified in the assessrnent roll are impsed for the 2004/05 fiscal year, only if the street lighting system is energized on or before July 1, 2005 shall those assessments be transfened to the 2OC/il05 property tax rolls and collected. lf the system is not energized on or before that date, the assessments apprcved herein, may be levied in the fiscal year following the year in which the system is energized, without further notice or ballot. section 12. That 'f,EB'ot Z0OS at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. is the time, and the Council Chamber on the.third floor in City Hall the City of Los Angeles is the place, when and where a public hearing on the proposed improvement and assessment will be held by the City Council. Any percon objecting to their assessment may file a written prctest or appeal with the City Clerk at any time prior to the hearing by the City Council. Any person may also present wrttten or oral mmments at the City Council hearing on this matter. Such protest must contain a description of the property in which each slgner thereof owns an 'UcunoC l(1p eql ol qlnsoJ Eupeeoold pileq UoussossB erlllo yoda e eJedeJd llBrls IJep r{UC eqt 'punoC IUC Aq 6u;.reeq sql Io {ep eq1 uo Jo o1 .ropd eug Aua 1e IJe19 ,(UC eU ol onp erc qo[BE 'poJeplsuoo eq 1;1 A peg;ceds eug eql ulrl1ru\ peluesed osorll ueql sgselo.rd reqp ou pue 5UolC l$C eW ot pero llsp eq puB '[Udod eW &11uep! ol luelclgne '1selelu! 0 ) n Section 13. The City Clerk shatl certifoto the passage of this odinance and have it published in accordance with Council policy, either in a daily newspaper circr.rlated in the Gity of Los Angeles or by posting for ten da)B in three public plaoes in the City of Los Angeles: one copy on the bulletin board located in the Main Strcet lobby to the City Hall; one copy on the bulletin board located at the ground level at the Los Angelos Street entrance to the Los Angeles Police Department; and one copy on the bulletin board located at the Temple Street entrance to the Los Angeles County Hall of Records. I hereby ceftrry that the odinance was passed by the Council of the City of Los Angeles, at its meeting of 8 ERAI.{KT. MARTINEZ, CitY Clerk t By Deputy Approved sffilT a00, Mayor Approved as to Form and Legality ROCKARD J. DELGADILLO, City Attomey By br^L City Attomey Date: rx4l File No. f't 2f i Word Flb: L:\$PROP216lffilrnnce - lnbntlon\ol - Debrp & Bodc& irs DATE:8/lilaX)4 a 'DECIJAR.ilTfON OF POSTINO ORDINAIUCE L, MARIA C. RfCO, state foLlows: I drn, and was at all times ": hereinafter mentioned, a rec,ident of the St,ate of California, over the aEe of eighteen years, and a Deputy City C1erk of the City of Los Angeles, California. Ordinance No. L763A0 - Ordinance of Intention - Delano St & Beck Ave Lighting District - Hearing set 2/8/05 - a copy of which is hereto att,ached, was finally adopted by the Lros Angeles City Council on Decembe.f 8, 2004, and under the direction of said CiEy Council and the City Clerk, pureuant Eo Section 251- of the Charter of the City of L,os Angeles and Ordinance No. L72959, orr Decgmbef 15, 2004, I posEed a trtre copy of said ordinance at each of three public places locaEed in t,he City of Los Angbles, California, as follows: L) One copy on the bulletin board aL the Main Street entrance to IJos Angeles City HaII; 2) 568 copy on the bulletin board at the ground 1eve1 Los Angeles St,reet entrance to the Los Angeles Police Department; and 3) one copy on the bulletin board at E,tre Temple Street entrance to the HaIl of Records of t,he County of Los Angeles. Copies of said ordinance were posted conspicuously beginning on December L5, 2004 and will be continuously posted for ten or more days. I declare under penalEy of perjury that the foregoing ie true and correct. Signed this 15th day of DeceEber 2004 at I-,oe Angeles, California. Maria C. Rico, Deputy City Clerk Ordinance Effective Datez Jan. 24. 2005 Council File No. 04-2134 @ev. 3l2rl03) CrrY or Los Aruceles BOARD OF PUBUC UrcRKS CALIFORNIA OFFICEOFTHE MEUBERS BOARD OF PUBUC UrcRKS VALERIE LYNNE SHAW AE NORTH SPRING STREET PRESIDENT ROOM 3T'1, CfTY HATL ELLEN STEIN LOSANGELES,CA 90012 VICE PRESIDENT JAMESA. GIBSON JANICEWOOD DGCI,IIT'EOFFEER PRESIDENT PRGTEMPORE GENERAL INFORMATION ROMLDLOW JAMES K HAHN TeI 21&S7&0201 Fae, 219-s79.O278 COMMISSIONER MAYOR CYNTHIAM. RUIZ cotmilssroNER October 13, 2OO4 #4 SL \city cor:nciI Room 395, CH Subject: DELANO STREET AI{D BECK AVENTIE IJIGHTING DISTRICT-STREET I'IGI{TING MAINTEhIAIICE ASSESSMEMTS PROCESSING CONFORMTNG TO PROPOSITION 218 flr As recomnended j-n the accompanying report of the Director of the Bureau of Street l-,ighting, which this Board has adopted, the Board of Public Works s recoiltrnends that the City Council adopt this report and Ehe Ordinance of Intention for Delano Street, and Beck Avenue Lighting District-Street Light,ing Maintenance Assessments, and that the proceedings for this project be conducted in conformance with Proposition 218. The Board further requests that the City CLerk maiL notices of the proceedings, and assessment ballots to property ovrners, and that the City C1erk count, certify and report the resul-ts of the balIot proceedings to the CounciL. Respectfully tted, ( sA. Executive Officer Board of Hrblic Works rIAG: cg AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPrcRruNITY - AFFTRMATNE ACNON EMPI.OYER RTCEIVED CIry fi rry{,s oFFlcE ?0r4 ocr t8 ffi 6 qg CIry CLERK a DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING REPORT NO.4 ADOPTEO SYTHE BOARE 6F PUBUEWORKSOFTHEE|TY October 13,2004 AilDW?fffiEBny muI'lctL c.D.2 Honorable Board of Public Works ru of the City of Los Angeles DEI.ANO STREET AND BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT - STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS PROCESSING CONFORMTNG TO PROPOSMON 218 RECOMMENDATIONS: 1 That this report be adopted by your Board and fonrarded, together with the transmittals, to the City Clerk and City Councilwith your Board's recommendations that: a. Council adopt this report and the Ordinance of lntention and that the procdedings be conducted in accordance with Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, and Proposition 218 (Articles Xlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution). This includes Council holding a Public Hearing for the district. b. Upon Council adoption of the Ordinance of lntention, the City Clerk be instructed to: 1) Mail notices of the assessment ballot proceedings, 2) Mail assessment ballots (as required by Prop. 218) prepared by the Bureau of Street Lighting and the City Clerk, to the propefi owners in the lighting district, and 3) Conduct the assessment ballot proceedings. c. Upon completion of ltem b above, the City Clerk be instructed to count, certiff and report the results of the assessment ballot proceedings to the Council. d Following the conclusion of the final public hearing, if a project has weighted 'YES' votes equal to or in excess of weighted 'NO' votes, Council deny the appeals, confirm the maintenance assessments, and adopt the Final Ordinance levying the assessments. lf weighted 'NO' votes are in ex@ss of weighted 'YES' votes, Council will abandon the lighting district and proceedings in accordance wtth Proposition 218, and the affected street lighting system will not be constructed. 2. That a copy of this report be provided to each affected Council office and the Mayofs Office of Economic Development. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS -3- BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING REPORT NO.4 lf levied, the administration of this district may be combined with that of another district or districts in the future as provided in the Ordinance of lntention. The passage of Proposition 218 on November 5, 1996, requires a vote of the property owners prior to Council confirming and lelrying the assessments for maintenance. Upon adoption of the transmitted Ordinance of lntention, the Council will set a date for hearing appeals and the last day to receive completed assessment ballots. A hearing to be held by your Board will be scheduled at least one week prior to the date of the public hearing before the City Council to review and resolve any appeals conceming the proposed maintenance assessments. lf the assessment ballot proceeding as required by Proposition 218 approves these assessments, the City Council may confirm and levy the assessments. ln accordance with Council Policy adopted on December 11, 1998, the Bureau of Street Lighting will cast ballots in favor of the assessments for all Council controlled oublic properties in the district. The Delano Street and Beck Avenue Lightlng Dlstrlct includes three public parcels owned by the Department of Water and Power. DWP will cast the ballots for these parcels. The protests that are received, as described in the Administrative Code, are for the consideration of the Council, but are not binding. Only a majority vote against the assessment is binding. Report prepared by: Respectfully submitted, Community Services Division Prop. 218 Compliance Section Michael Siregar, St. Lighting Assoc. I Jay Wong, P.E., St. Lighting Assoc. lll Norma Manero, P.E., Sr. Street Lighting Engineer (213',l, #M of Street ng M$noru HEEOMEffiNOANOH., 0 0 di n*trc.e- t08 A$8Et E$ CITY G0ufl0tt ADOPTED MAR 0 I 2005 $Ef (MS: L:\$PROP21 8\Board II|S tfl8Et[$ GtHtfl I Ctil 0fl. IO TTIE MAYOR FORTfiWITTI FEB 08 2005-Ptt+- -(ouft$u o l+?F&Dt(r3- aiDl A' ailef"ro- 4c-Rc"'u'Tr$ oN rtllfr2ut+ tt PD5 Cl'sel Od'"a"tz' MAR 0 t 2005 '?*rt;- H'o'i'1 - orer oqe- wd-k 1o l4or.A 8, eoos WtR 08 2005 -N[""4;nj &.neetkJ COUNCTL VOTE Mar 9, 2005 10:36:55 AM, #f rtems for which public Hearings Have Been }Ield - rtems 4- 61 Vollng on rtem(s) : 4,6-2s,29,10-35,37-49,5:-_61 RolI CaIl 0rJ AJafic d CARDENAS Yes C,ARCETTI Yes GREUEL Yes HAHN Absent LABONGE Yes LUDIJOW Yes MISCIKOWSKT Yes PARKS AbsenL PERRY Yes REYES Absent SMITH Yes VILI,ARATCOSA Absent WEISS Absent ZINE Yes *PADILT,A Yes Present: 10, Yes: 10 No: 0 COUNCIL VOTE Mar L, 2005 L0:34:56 AM, #f Items NoLiced for Publj-c Hearing - Items L-2 Voting on ftem(s) : 1--2 Ord otte r t wq_ck *o Ro1I call /4ar"h gt eoo€ CARDENAS Yes C,ARCETTI Yes GREUEL Yes HAHN Absent LABONGE Yes IJUDLOW Absent MISCIKOWSKI Absent PARKS Yes PERRY AbsenL REYES Yes SMITH Yes VII,I,ARAIGOSA AbsenL WEISS Yes ZINE Yes *PADILLA Yes Present: 10, Yes: L0 No: 0 COUNCTL VOTE Dec 8, 2004 1L:06:3L AM, #g Items for Which Public Hearings Have NoL Been Held - rLems 27-63 Voting on ftem(s) : 27-43,45-55,58-63 RolI Call CARDENAS Yes GARCETTI Yes GREUEIJ Yes HAHN Absent LABONGE Yes LI'DLOW Yes MTSCIKOI'ISKT Yes PARKS Yes PERRY Yes REYES Yes SMITH Yes VILI,ARAIGOSA Yes wErss Yes ZINE Yes *PADII,LA Yes Presentz L4, Yes: L4 No: 0 3 ",Oor^**oDelano St& Beck AYe August62@4 Engineer's R€port (v.2m4.6.2, ENGINEER'S REPORT FOR TIIE CITY OF LOS ANGELES BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING REGARDING STREET LIGHTING MAINTENA}.ICE ASSESSMENTS IN THE DELA}.{O STREET AI{D BECK AVENUE LIGHTING DISTRICT IN CONFORMANCE WTTH PROPOSMON 218 PREPARED August 6,20M Group No. 06110 Transmittal No. 4 to the Report ofthe Board ofPublic Works I , City of t.oo Angeles DelmoSt& BeckAve Augsst6 2004 Engineo's Re,port (v.2m4.62t CITY OF LOS AI\IGELES BI.IREAU OF STREET LIGHTING ENGIITEER'S REPORT SubJect: Description of how the City finances the cost of street lighting maintenance, how these assessm€nts were calculated, and how this complies with Section 4 of Proposition 218, Article )otr D of the California Constitution, in regards to the subject street lighting maintenance assessment distric(s). Abstract: The Bureau of Steet Lighting, for the Board of Public Works, administers and operates the steet lighting syst€m of the City. This includes manaelng the financing of the syste,m. By Council Poliry, about 80% of the stueetlights are financed through street lighting rnaintenance assessments to benefiting properties, and the rest tbrough the IADWP. Proposition 218, section 4 (b), requires that *...All assessnents shall be supported by a detailed engineer's report pre,pared by a registe,red professional engineer certified by the State of Califomia..." It fi:rther requires in section 4 (0 tfrat "...in any legal action contesting the wtidity of any assessment the burden shall be on the age,lrcy to de,nronstate that the property or properties in question receive a special benefit over and above the benefits conferred on the public at large and that the amormt of any contested assessmelrt is proportional to, and no greater than, the benefig conferred on the property or properties in question..." The purpose of this report is to respond to the specific requirerne,nts of Proposition 218 and State law, for the zubject stneet lighting maintenance asses$nent disuic(s). Prepared by: Michael 218 Compliance Section Associate I Checked by: J. .E., 18 Compliance Section Associate Itr Approved by: Norrna Marrero, P.E., Se,nior Street Lighting Engineer, Bureau of Steet Lighting -a r R.E.NO.EBbqb q 2.-1 2 ",Oor***otlelamost&BeckAve August62@l Engineer's Report 1v.zoe.o.z9 CONTENTS ITEM PAGE l. Summary 3 2. Definitions of Special Benefit and General Be,nefit Steet Lighting 3 3. Steet Lighting TWes and Financing 4 4. How Steet Lighting Maintenance Assessments are Calculated 4 5. Assessment Rates l0 6. Specifications For The Operation of Street Lighting Maintenance Assessment Distic(s) 11 7. Data Entry Shee($ 13 Refer to the Benort of the Board of Public lYorks For The Followine Transmittals l. Ordinance(s) of Intention for the Proposed Assessment DistrictG) 2. Assessme,nt Diagram(s) for the Proposed Asses$n€nt Dstict(s) 3. Assessme,nt Roll(s) for the Proposed Assessment Dstic(s) I STIMMARY On November 5,1996 the voters of California approved Proposition 218, which became part of the California Constitution. It imposes additional requireme,nts on local government whan assessments for stneet lighting maintenance are proposed. This e,:rgineer's re,port will explain the methodology for the calculation of the assessme,nts, the City's policy betrreen special and ge,neizl benefit and information about the subject project. City fuiding is provided for steet lighting, which light tunnels, bridges, and minimal traffic safety lighting installed on woode,n pow€r poles. Under City Policy, funding for permarcnt street lighting, which directly benefits nearby properties, is financed by assessments only. 2. DEFIMT.IONS OF SPECIAL BENEITT AI\D GENERAL BEI\IETTT STREET LIGETING Specid Benefit is the direct benefit to a property, and to its owner or users, based on the existence of the nearby steet lighting systems that is designed to illuminate the roadway and sidewalk adjacent to the specific property at night. When there is a single streetlight in front of or near the property in question, there is special benefit to the exte,nt that the roadway and sidewalk are illuminate4 notwithstanding that the street lighting system for the block is incoruplete. Proposition 218 allows the assessme,nt of properties which receive special benefiq to the extent that the assessment is not g@ttr than the reasonable cost of the pnoportional special benefit confe,rred on those parcels. General Benefrt is defined as a benefit to properties in the surrormding connnrmity or a benefit to the public in general resulting from the improvements, activities or services to be provided by the 3 Cityof lo Angeles DelanoSt&BeckAve August620o4 Engineer's Report (Y2004.6.2, assessment ler4y. These benefits include the benefit from street lighting systems for looations that do not benefit specific properties, as well as interim lighting for minimal traffic safety on wden power poles. Proposition 218 requires the City to finance general benefit costs from other than property assessments. These costs me financed frompublic funds. The types of lighting that fall into these benefit categories are firrtlrer outlined below. 3. STREET LIGETING TYPES AI\D FINAIYCING There are tlree types of smeet lighting in the City of Ios Angeles, each with different purposes, physical chracteristics and fmancing modes. The following is a brief description of each: A. SPECIAL BEI\IEFIT - Special Benefit seeet light systems are pennan€nt streefligbt syst€rns designed to meet City standards of illumination which provide special benefit to nearby properties. These are generally systems with steel or consrete poles, underground wiring, intended to be part of a cornplete system providing a designed level of illumination and rmiformity on the roadway and sidewalk areas. These systems are ge,nerally installed thnough either assessm€nts to nearby benefiting properties, grants or thnough requiremen8 on prinate developmentso and are owned by the Departnent of Public Worls. The financing of their e,ntire costs of operation and maintenance is through the annual assessme,nt of nearby properties that are determined to receive special benefit. All general benefits, f *y, to the surrounding community and public in general from these special benefit streetlight systerns are intangible and are not quantifiable. B. GEI\ERAL BEI\EITI - G€n€ral Benefit lighting systems are p€nnanent street light system and which illuminate vehicular and pedestrian bridges and trmnels and other locations where there are no adjacent or nearby properties which receive direct special benefit These are part of a complete system for the stnrcfirre, or sfreet pnoviding a designed level of illurnination and uniformity on the roadway and sidewalk areas. The financing of their entire costs of operation and maintemance is through public fi:nds and/or Departrnent of Water and Power ftmds. These systems are ge,nemlly installed with public fimding, and owned by the Departrrent of Public Works. C. UTILffARIAN LIGEIING - Utilitarian Lighting is a general benefit type of stueet lighting that is installe4 operated and maintained by the Departnent of Water and Power. These lights are mounted on wooden pow€r poles, and do not have a designed average level of uniformity or illumination. These lights are considered interir& minimal safety lighting for specific locations where there are no permane,nt steet lighting $ystems. The costs of operation are financed tlrough the Deparfrnent of Waterand Power. 4. HOw STRBET LIGHTING MAINTENAI\ICE ASSESSMENTS ARE CALC[T,A*IED General Based on Council Policy, Los Angeles Administrative Code, annual City Budgets, ffid assessment proceedings, assessments are for the total estimated amount of the cost of operation and maintenance. All costs of street tighting maintenance and operation for tle subject lighting systems are to be assessed-none are to be llnanced with public funds. 4 '"roor^**o DetmoSt&Beck Ave August 6 2004 Engineer's Report (v.2oa.6.2s) The total estimated antotmts of reve,nues and operating costs for previously assessed parcels are shown in the annual rqorts for the Ios Angeles City Stneet Lighting Mainte,lrance Assessme,nt District (I-ACLD). The assessment rates are based on these estimates, which rely on actral costs for previous years, and on historic relationships betwe€n the different rates. Proper maintenance and operation of the sheetlight infrastrucnre benefits all properties within the District by providing security, safety, and community character and vitality. In addition, Proposition 218, the "Right to Vote on Taxes Act" which was apprioved on the November 1996 statewide ballot and added Article )(IIID to the California Constittrtioru requires that a parcel's assessment rnay not exceed the reasonable cost for the proportional special benefit conferred on that parcel. Article )flIID provides tlat only special benefits are assessable and the City must separate the geneml benefits from the special benefie. It also requires that publicly owned properties, which benefit fromthe improveme,lrts, be assessed Methodolow The calculation method takes into account the following: Benefit Zones - The type of sfreet lighting systein that is installed. These will be identified as benefit zones. These zones may indicate a modern system that provides the minimum illumination lwels adopted by the City or may include pedestrian lighting. Each zone requires a certain average enerry usage, maintenance and eventral replacernent. Equivalent Dwelling Units - The calculation will take into accormt the different land uses on the properties for comparative prqposes. (ex. A vacant property vs. a multiple famity property vs. a comm€,rcial property.) Benefit Factors - Benefit Factors will define the special benefit associated with the use of the property. Special Benefit Factors will be applied to properties that demonstate a diffe,rent use pattem. Partial Lighting Factors - Partial Lighting Factors will define the amount of frontage lit by the steetlights. Rates - The current rates have been set due to the Bureau's current maintenance district. These rates include qrerry, maintenance, administation and eventual replaceme,nt at the end of life. All these factors will be evaluated and fonnulated into Benefit Units, utilizing Equivalent Dwelling Units and Benefit Factors, which will then be multiplied by the corresponding rate per the Benefit 7-one. Ttrc following explains each factor in more detail. Benefrt Zones Benefit Zones are used to differentiate between the different tlpes of lighting service parcels receive. All parcels served by a similar kind of ligbting systern spaced a similar distance apart might be considered to be in the same Benefit 7nne. Each benefit znne will have a specific Assessmeirt Rate associated with it, and a parcel can be in more than one benefit zone. An area with a very high level of lighting, with twice the ntunber of lights insalled, could be in a specific benefit zone that would be charged twice the rate of those tlpes of lights. If that area 5 City of L,c Angeles DetanoSt&BeckAw August6 2004 Engineer's Report (v2004.62s) also included pedestian lights, it could be in two zones of b€,nefit. Zones may be adjusted due to any identified general benefit component. For parcels on comers with more than one lit side, the parcel will be zoned per the side that the property takes access. We have determined that there are five (5) ditrerent levels of benefit within the Dstict, and these are distinguished by diffoent zone designations. The zones idendfied below are assumed to utilize ene(gy efficie,lrt lamrps. Any request for larnps that are not e,nerry efficiEnt or require additional maintenance will need to be evaluated and the rate will need to b€ adjusted accordingly. Tnne I - This zone is an omamental lighting system on residential sheets. This lighting system gen€rally is used to illtrminate the roadway and sidewalk areas. Tante 2 - This zone is a modern lighting system on reside,lrtial steets. 7arc 3 - This zone is a modern lighting syste,rn on arterial steets. 7ane4- This zone is applied to lighting systems that require additional maintenance or enerry than ene,(Sr efficient lamps. This will apply to metal halide lamps and the zone will be combined with another zone. 7sne5- This zone is for special stand alone pedestrian electroliers on arterial steets. The lighting system pnovides illumination for @estrian use only. This Zone would be in addition taZlrre's 1,2,3 or 4. Zane 6 - This zone is for special pedesrian syste,ms that are attached to existing roadway electoliers. This Zone would be in addition to Zone's 1,2,3 or 4. Eouivalent llwellins Units In order to allocate benefit fairly between the parcels, an Equivalent Dwelling Unit (EDU) methodolory is proposed which equates dilferent reside,ntial and non-residential land uses to each other, thereby allowing a uniform method of assessment. The EDU method uses the single-family horne as the basic unit of apportionme,nt. The average single- family residential parcel for the City of Los Angeles has a lot size of approximately 7,500 square feet (sf). This is considered a mediumdensity single-family residential parcel and has been selected as the basic rmit for calculation of assessments; therefore, the mediurr densrty single-family residential parcel is defmed as one Equivalent Dwelling Unit (EDI). Single Family Residentlal (SIIR) Parcels. A mediumdensity SFR lot equals I EDU. All SFR parcels with lot sizes equal to l/8 acre and up to 1/4 aure(5,45 sf and 10,890 sD are considered medium densrty SFR's. SFR parcels larger than 1,14 acre are considered low darsity SFR's. Because these parcels are larger than the medium densrty SER's, and occtrpy more sfueet frontage per parcel, it makes sense that there are more stueet lights associated with these larger parcels; therefore, low density SER's are assigned 1.25 EDU. 6 City of L.os Angeles DelmoSt& BeckAve August 6,2004 Enginea's Repot (v N.62s) SFR parcels smaller than 1/8 acre are consid€red high density SER's. Because these parcels are srnaller than the medium denstty SFR's, and occupy less street frontage per parcel, it makes sense that the,rc are fewer street lights associated with these smaller parcels; therefore, high density SFR's are assigned 0.75 EDU. Other Residential Properties. The equivalencies of other residential land uses are detennined by multiplying the number of dwelling rmits on each parcel by EDU Factors that are based on the relative population densrf of these residential land uses. These factors are based on tip generation rates and estirnated wastewater usage, which are both related to population densrf. Multi-family Residential (IvrFR) parcel (Apartnrents and Condominiums) equivalencies are determined by multiplytng the nunrber of dwelling rmits on each parcel by a factor, which is used to approximate the relative population density of these tlpes of dwelling units and reduced rmit size as compared to the tpical denslty and size of a SER. The MFR parcels are brroken into three density categories as follows: MFR parcels with I - 4 dwelling units (duplexes, triplexes,4-plexes and condominiums) are considered lowdeirsity MER's and are assigned EDU's based on a factor of 0.75 EDU per Dwelling Unit @I). MER parcels with 5 to 15 dwelling units on the property are considered medium densrty MFR For these propertieg the first 4 DU's are assigned 0.75 EDU/DU and the next 5 to 15 rmits are assigned 0.5 EDU/DU. MER parcels with 16 or more dwelling rmits on the property are considered to b€ highdensity MER. The break between medium density and high dansrty is considered to be at 15 dwelling rmits, because after 15 dwelling rmits apartnent cornplexes must have a manager on the premises at all times. For these properties, the first 4 DU's are assigned 0.75 EDU/DU, the next 5 to 15 units are assigned 0.5 EDU/DU, and mits over 15 are assigned 0.25 EDU/DU. Mobile Home Park equivalEncies are determined by multiplying the nunrber of dwelling units on each parcel by 0.5 due to the relative population density of these types of dwelling rmits and reduced unit size cornpared to the !ryical density and size of a SFR. Non-Residential Parcels. Non-residential properties are conv€rted to EDU'S using the City of Ios Angeles' average size for a SFR lot. As stated above, the average SFR lot is approximately 7,500 sf, which is approximately 6 dwelling mits per acre. Therefore, non-reside,ntial parcels are assigned 6 EDU per asre or any portion thereof. Non-residential properties include commercial, industial, and institutional uses (such as schools, churches and hospitals). Utility properties are assessed the same as non-residential property, and Governrnental properties are dssessed based on how they are used (this could be reside,ntial or non- reside,ntial). Vacant Parcels. Vacant property consists of parcels with few or no irnproved structures. Based upon the opinions of professional appmisers, appraising current market property values for real estate in Southern California, the land value portion of a property typically ranges from 20 to 30 percent of the prop€rtyrs total value. 7 Cityof tos Angeles Delano St& BeckAve Autut6,2004 Engineer's Repot (v.zoor.o.z) Additionally, the utilization of nacant property is significantly less than improved property and vacant property has a taffic generation rate of 0. Therefore, vacant SFR lots will be assigned 0.25 EDU, and all other nacant parcels (including park and agricultnal parcels) will be assigned benefit at the rate of 25o/o of the non-residential rate, or 1.5 EDU per acre or any portion theneof. Table 1, below, shows the EDU rates assigned to the various land uses. TABLE { - Equlvalent Dwelllng Unlt (EDU} Code LandUse Baslc Unlt EDU Rate Slngle Famlly Res. (SFR) SFRL SFR - Low Density (largerthan 114 acrelot or 10,890 sf) 1 D.U. 1.25EDU / DU SFRM SFR - Medium Density (118 - 114 acre lot) 1 D.U. l.OOEDU / DU SFRH SFR - High Density (less than 1/8 acre lot or 5,445 sf) 1 D.U. O.7sEDU / DU SFV SlngleFamllyVacant 1 Parcel 0.25EDU / pcl Multl-famlly Ros. (MFR) CNDO Condominium 1 D.U O.7sEDU / DU MFRL MFR - Lont -4 1 D.U. 0.75EDU / MFRM MFR - Medium Density (5 - 15 units) 1 3 +O.sEDU / DU over4 DU MFRH MFR - High Density (16 or more units) 1 D.U. 8.5 +0.25EDU / DU over 15 DU MH iloblle Home Parks 1 D.U. O.sEDU I DU COM Commercial 1 Acrc 6EDU / ac INS .lnstltutlonal l Acre 6EDU / ac IND lndustrlal l Acre 6EDU / ac UTL Utlltty Propertles l Acre 6EDU / ac PRK Park l Acre 1.5EDU / ac VAC Vacant 1 Acre 1.5EDU / ac AGR Agrlculture 1 Acre 1.5EDU / ac EXE Exempt 1 Parcel 0EDU / pcl The EDU rates are modified by Benefit Factors and Partial Lighting Factors, and the ove,mll benefit to each property is defined as follows: @quivalent Dwelling Units) x @enefit Factor) x (Partial Lighting Factor) = Benefit Units Benefit Factors The EDU rates are modified by Benefit Factors that relate to how a particular land use benefits from stueetlights The amount of benefit received will vary with the differ€nt land use on the Foperty. There are tw'o categories from which the total benefit of a parcel is derived: 1. Security and Safety Benefrt. The prevantion of crime and the alleviation of the fear of crime at the assessed properties, and the prevention of local pedestrian and traffic accidents related to the assessed properties. 8 City of L,oa Angeles DelanoSt&BeckAve August62004 Enginea's Rcport (v.20o4.6.2, 2. Community Character and Vttality BenefrL The promotion of social inte,laction, promotion of business and industry, and the contibution to a positive night time visual irnage for the assessed properties. To assign the benefit factors, each land use is compared to residential properties. Residential properties are the base properties and are assigned beirefit factors of I for both the "security and Safety Benefit" and the 'Conrnrunity Character and Vitality Benefit''. Commercial and instihrtional proprties benefit similarly to residential property and the,refore are assigned the same benefit factors. Parks, which ae assessed as v:lcant lan{ also benefit similarly to residential property. ktdustrial and utility properties receive benefits from added sectrity and safety, but really receive no benefit for conrnunity character and vitality, as the nature of these properties do not promote either. Likewise, vacant and agricultrne properties receive benefits from added security and safety, although not at nearly the level of developed proprty, but really receive no benefit from additional conmunity character and vitality. Table 2 provides a summary of the Benefit Factors that are applied. Table 2 - Streot Llghtlng Beneflt Factors Res. On lndustlal/ Vacant/ Land Use Residental Commerdal lnsffhrtlOnal Park Prlvate Street Utlity Agrlculture Security and Safdty 1.0 0.25 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.25 Community Character 1.0 o.25 1.0 0.5 0.00 and Vitality 0.0 1.0 Subtotal: 2.O 0.50 2.O 1.5 1.0 2.O O.25 Applled Beneflt Factor: 1.0 0.25 1.0 0.75 0.5 1.0 0.125 Partial Liehtlne Factors The EDU rates are furttrermodified by Partial Lighting Factors that take into consideration the amount of frontage lit by the steeflights. If almost the entire frontage of a parcel is lit then the Partial Lighting Factor is 1.0. If the frontage of a parcel is not fully lit, then a Partial Lighting Factor of 0.75, 0.50 or 0.25 will be applied de,pending on the perce,ntage of frontage lit. 9 Cityof Las Anftes Dehno St & Beck Ave Autpst6 20o4 Engineer's Report (v.24x,4.6.2t 5. ASSESSMENT RATES Basd on 2004/05 estirnated annual budget the following table provides the Maximum Assessne,nt Rates for each ofthe Zones: 1 $3r1,745 $ 1,175,2161.83 s450,130 $3r8,859 $120,M u,u3.4 $82.s9 2 $6,008,929 910,636,819.25 u,w2,7{l $6,087,840 $1,333,943 474,851.79 $61.20 3 $22'5,2,88 s 4.622.360.97 $1,871,902 $2,%2,474 $9n,126 u,M.n $136.47 4 $5,967 $ 315.887.76 $0 $6,(N5 $0 15,182.4 $21.60 5 $205,715 $ 536.528.47 $170,926 $20t!,416 $45,ff17 13,2t3.31 $87.94 6 $762 $ 2st.w.72 $14,2U w2 $0 6,3{}6.65 947.21 TOTAL s,ol6,lxl0 $17,584,58:l $7,5(10,000 W,1U,47 92,000,firo 945234,970 *The maximum annual maintenance assessment rates will be increased each year by 2o/o, not to exced the annual change in the C,onsumer Price Index (CPD for all Urban Consumers for the Los Angsleq Riverside, Orange County Areas. The actual assessments levied in any fiscal year will be as app,roved by the City Council and may not exceed the rnaximum asses$nent rate withoutreceiving property owner approval for insrease. The actual armual assessme,nt rates for ach Tnne will be calculated each year based on the estimated costs of operating and maintaining the sfreet lighting system in the following fiscal year. Ihe funding source to repair and maintain the C.ity of Los Angeleso general benefit lights are not lncluded in the esfimated annual budgel Assessment Calculation for a Parcel Benefit Uni15 : @quivale,nt Dwelling Units) x @e,nefit Factor) x (Partial Lighting Factor) Assessrnent Cost = (7-one Assessment Rate) x (Benefit Units) For parcels with mixed use, such as a commercial / residential combinatio,ru the benefit units are calculated for each use separately, and the higher of the two calculations will be used. It ls our conclusion that the proposed street lighting maintenance assessments follow the methodology described above. L:t$PROP2l8\Engineer Report\E - Delano & BeckDOC MS V6,o4 10 City of Los Angeles Delano St & Beck Ave August 62004 Engineer's Reprt (v.20or.6.25) SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE OPERATION OF STREET LIGHTING MAINTENA}..ICE DISTRICTS IN THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES FOR 200+0s WORK TO BE DONE. The work and irnprovement to be done shall be the operation, including furnishing electric €nerry and timing/swirching; maintenance, incltrding lamp changing emerg€xtcy serices, pole painting fixture cleaning and glassware replacement and rehabilitation, which includes modernization and replacerne,nt of systerns; r€pairc, including poles, conduiL wiring and fusing, and fixtures repair and replaceme,nt; management of the fimds, records, engineering equipment appro\/al and testing, administration and assessrnents, buildings, vehicles, equipment and materials; and related activities for the sfreet lighting systern designated herein mder the 'I\{AINTENAI.ICE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT," for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2005, in accordance with the r€port of the Board of Public Works therefore, on file in the office of the City Clerk AUTHORITY. The said work and iurprovernemt is to be made under and is to be governed in all particulars by the Charter of tlre City of Ios Angeles, Section 580 and other sections; the Los Angeles Administrative Code, Section 6.954.127; Proposition 218 (Articles )Gtr C and )(Itr D of the Califomia Constitution), and the Ordinance of Intention to be he,lreafter adopted therefore. LIGHTING SYSTEM. The steet lighting s)rstem consists of electroliers, ltminaires, and lamps, together with the necessary conduits, cables, wires and other appurte,nancesl. Plans showing the location and description of said equipme,nt are on file in the office of the Bureau of Street Lighting and are hereby referred to and made a part of these specifications. The properties to be be,nefited by the work and improve,ment are designated in the assessm€,nt diagrams on file in the office of the Bureau of Street Lighting, Assessment Engineoing Division, and are hereby referred to and made a part of the specifications. OPERATION SCIIEDULES. The lighting syst€m shall be lighted in accordance with the All Night and l:00 a.m. schedules of operation" and minor exceptions, as agreed upon by the Departne,nt of Public Worls and the Deparrnent of Water and Power, or other utility suppliers. ELECTRIC ENERGY. It is conternplated that the City of I-os Angeles, tlrough its Deparfinent of Public Works, will purchase electric energy as it may deern necessary from the Departnent of Water and Power, or other utility suppliers, in accordance with the terms, conditions, and rates prescribed for in such services as have been agreed upon by the Board of Public Works and the utility supplier, and approved by the City Council. MAINTENAI{CE. The Deparfine,nt of Public Works will itself perform the work, or will contact for certain work with the Departnent of Water and Power, or private companies, in providing normal maintenance for the following distric(s), in accordance with the terms, and conditions as prescribed for in such services as have been agreed upon by the Board of Public Works and the supplier, and approved by the City Council. 11 City of Loc Angeles DeldloSt&B€ck Ave Augpst 6,2004 Engineer's R€pst (v.ao{.6.2, MAINTENAI\CE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT TITLE Delano Street and Beck Aveirue Lighting District REPAIRS. The Departnent of Public Works, will itself perform the repair work, or will contract for certain work with private companies, provide the materials, equipment and expense, appliances, and other appurte,nances and appurte,nant work necessary to repair the street lighting syst€m. This may also require approval by the City Council. L:\$PROP2lt\Engineer Report\E - Delano & Beck.DOC MS UqM t2 DEI.ANO ST. & BEGK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT MapPage:12359 t2 MONTHASSESSMENI T2 MO{IT{ ASSESS1IENT rue ro HerYorsTRcr EXST|NG crY @,NTY ASSTIM ASSESSORS I.AND ACREAGE DIE.UI*G BENERI PRIVAIE ASSESSilEIin PERCENIOF crY BENEFTT Assilt{r NO]E r.D. N0 NI|II8ER USE I,INITS ZONE SIREET TOTAL BPP rcOTAGE 't 233H26-015 SFR 0.16 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 10€1't4{03 @/F $83.68 A 2 233S026429 MFR 0.17 4 2 No $183.60 0.u% 3 2$S2e030 MFR o.17 4 2 No $188.60 0.u% 4 233s0,2a0,26 MFR o.17 4 2 No $183.60 O.54o/o 5 233S26{25 MFR 0.17 4 2 No s188.60 0.54Yo 6 233$04-024 MFR 0.17 4 2 No $183.60 0.54Yo 7 233il2G023 MFR 0.17 4 2 No 9183.60 0.54Yo 8 23364,2&0/2. MFR 0.17 4 2 No sr83.60 o.u% 9 233W24421 MFR 0.17 4 2 No s183.60 0.*o/o 10 233il,26ff2o MFR 0.17 4 2 No $183.00 0.*% ot 11 23il$026{19 MFR 0.17 4 2 No $183.60 0.u% 12 233S02G018 MFR 0.17 4 2 No $18it.60 0.u% 13 233W2s-017 MFR 0.26 6 2 No $2,14.80 0.72% 14 2$m27{13 MFR 2.% 97 2 No $1,771.8fi 5.23% 15 2335-028{2s MFR 0.16 4 2 No $183.60 0.il% 16 233fi28424 MFR 0.'17 4 2 NO $183.60 0.u% 17 233S028-023 MFR o.17 4 2 No $183.60 0.u% 18 233ffi2e022, MFR 0.17 4 2 No $1q,.60 0.u% 19 233ffi28-021 MFR 0.17 4 2 No $1q!.60 o.54Yo 20 233m2&020 MFR 0.17 4 2 No $183.60 0.u% 21 233S028.019 MFR o.17 4 2 No $183.60 0.5401o ?2 2335028{18 MFR 0.17 4 2 No sl83.60 0.ilob 23 233W28417 MFR 0.17 4 2 No s183.60 0.u% 24 233s28{16 MFR 0.17 4 2 No s183.60 0.uoh 25 233S2&{15 MFR 0.17 4 2 No s188.60 0.il% 26 23:t5-02&{36 MFR 0.21 6 2 No s244.80 0.720h 04{826{10 @/B s83.68 A 27 233m28{35 MFR 0.21 o 2 No $2,14.80 0.72% 044820{00 80,8 $83.68 A L:T$PROP21INTABLAT. D€bno & BocK ENGR: tt[&d Skoga, DATE:8ra,2m4 DELANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DTSTRICT Map Page: 12359 'tz riimnrastessuEur UlerOI'IEYOtSrRCf : ctrr Cq,NTV ASSTINT ASSESSORS I.AND ACREAGE DIE .$IG BENEFIT PRIVAIE ASSESilE}IT PBCB{TOF cnY ETFII ASS|UM NOIE IJ.NO NUUBER txE UNITS ZONE SIRET TOTAL m R]OTAGE 28 2335{2&034 MFR 0.21 6 2 No u44.80 0.73h 04482e{n8 6018 $83.68 A 29 233il2&033 MFR 0.21 6 2 No $24/..N 0.7% 04082&,m7 60/8 $83.68 A 30 233S28{32 MFR 0.21 6 2 No 924/..N o.72% 044820.000 00/B $63.68 A 31 2335{2&031 MFR 0.21 6 2 No $24.W 0.72o/o 0+0826{D5 00,8 $68.68 A 32 2335-028{30 MFR 0.21 6 2 No $azu.80 o.72% o4{82e004 00/ts $88.08 A 33 233$028{29 MFR 0.21 o 2 No v4.& 0.72% 04{826{03 6018 $83.88 u 2335{28{28 MFR 0.39 18 2 No s566.10 1.67Vo 0448?640 7ryB $79.60 A 35 2336{,290,24 MFR 1.60 8it 2 No $1,560.q) 4.60Vo 1&3570{0r 100rc 6018 $2S7.@ A 36 2335.029023 MFR 0.33 12 2 No $428./m 126% 37 233$029020 MFR 0.21 o 2 No 8336.60 0.9996 04.08m.o21 50/B s53.07 A A 38 233il,2w,21 MFR 0.21 9 2 No $336.60 0.9996 0.14826-020 60/8 $63.07 A 39 2335.08-018 MFR 0.21 9 2 No $336.60 0.99% 0+@20{1s 5(y8 $53.07 A 40 233fiN2. MFR 0.s2 4 2 No $963.e0 2.U% 04{E,2f€14 ?znB $233.'19 A 41 233so2go25 MFR 0.56 30 2 No s749.70 2.21% 42 2335{3G020 MFR 2.61 120 2 No $2.r26.70 427% 184440{(x 30s/ts s3E5.27 A 43 233S3G013 MFR 0.15 o 2 No $244.80 0.72% 44 83m3G011 MFR o.17 o 2 No v4.u 0.7?/o 45 233S30{17 MFR 0.19 6 2 No v44.U 0.7?h 4t 233S30{16 MFR 0.19 6 2 No $2,14.80 0.7% 47 233il30{14 MFR 0.31 I 2 No s306.00 0.90% 48 2335-030{'t2 MFR 0.40 8 2 No s300.@ 0.90% 18€44S{06 'tlgrB $120.rx) A 49 233$030422 coM 1.17 0 2 No $4p..62 1270h $aA4g.o12 90,c 19ats s427.39 A TOTALSVOTINGPARCELS: Q TOTAL PAGE 12359 $17,WAi2 52% NOTES: A) E dstirE ascessmenb b be replacsd by proposod assoosmenb. L:\$PROP2ISTABIEIIT - t)3brp & B€d( ENG,R: Mclnd Shegar DATE:8ra2004 DELANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Page: {2360 : :tZAmTnASSESSMENI 12 ltrOtrIIH:ASSESSilIENI ' Cnte rO neW OBIRoT :. fXSltlO . ,' cfi cqrNw ASSIINI ASSESSOm IAND ACREAGE DTTE.UNG BE{EFIT PRNATE ASSESSUEI|IT PERCEI{IOF orY BENEHT ASSrO{r iIOIE r.D. NO NUUBER tsE u{tTs zoirE SIREET TOTAL BFP rcOTAGE @1 2335{25{05 MFR 0.15 1 2 No $45.90 o.14% 1*U1m2 50,F $53.07 A oo2 2335{25{07 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 003 2335-02$010 MFR 0.21 I 2 No $45.q) 0.14% 004 233S2$011 MFR 0.2 1 2 No $45.90 0.14% 005 233$02S13 SFR 0.34 1 2 No $76.50 0.23% 006 233542$015 MFR 020 7 2 No $275.40 0.81% 007 2335.02il16 MFR 0.14 4 2 No s183.60 0.iloh @8 23i,il2$17 SFR 0.50 1 2 No $76.50 023% 009 233$02$900 vAc 0.05 0 2 No $0.5'/ 0.00% 010 2335{2$014 SFR 0.21 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% Or 011 23:!S'02m14 SFR 0.21 1 2 No s6i.20 0.'t8% 012 2335{2ru9 SFR 0.15 1 2 No 96120 0.18o/o 013 2$S2m8 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0,180h 014 2$$02m06 SFR 0.18 1 2 No s6120 O.18o/o 015 83$02ru1 MFR 0.16 1 2 No s45.90 0.14% 016 23360,2-00'.1 MFR 0.18 5 2 No $214.20 0.637o 017 233H2-00li, SFR 0.'17 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 018 23am2fi5 SFR 0.17 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 019 2$fi2q7 SFR o.17 1 2 No $6120 o.18% 020 2335.022-009 SFR 0.17 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 021 233H,2,411 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 O.18o/o 022, 233ffi2413 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% 023 233E4,2415 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 024 233il22417 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 o.18% 025 233fi2419 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $0120 0.187o o2B 233tr.22.0,21 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6120 0.187o 027 233ffi2{/2. SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6120 0.18% LI$PROP2r$TABLBT. Oolarp & B6d( ENGR: ltr&tadS&o98, DATE:8ranq,4 DEI.ANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT MapPage: {2360 :t2IICNIHASSESSMENT t2 UOIrU:ASSES$ENI , Ule fO UEW OrSrmCf : . eXSfmO $rY COIJilTY As{tur{T ASSESSoRS TAIID ACNEA@ DWEUING BEIIEFTT PRN'AE ASSESSilETT PERCE{TOF cnY EEiIEFII ASSI6II }IOIE ID. NO NT'U8ER IJSE I,INTIS ZONE SIRET TOTAL BPP rcOTAGE 028 233fi22420 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 029 233tr,2418 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.1806 030 233il,2416 SFR 0.16 I 2 No $61.20 0.18% 031 233$0.22414 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% 032 233W2-012 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 03it 2335{22{10 SFR 0.16 1 2 No s61.20 0.'l$c/o 034 2335{2{08 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 o.18% 035 2335.022-006 SFR 0.'t6 1 2 No $61.20 0.187o 036 233ff2@4 SFR 0.16 t 2 No $61.20 0.18% 0i,7 2335{,2{02 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% o 038 2335{,21fi2 MFR o.25 2 2 No $91.80 027% 039 23:t$021{0:} SFR 0.19 1 2 No s6't20 0.18% 040 2335021{O4 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% u1 233S2r-005 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% u2 2335{21-006 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 043 233$021{07 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.1870 u4 233H21-@8 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.r8% 045 233S21-@9 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.1goh 046 233S21{18 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% u7 233fi21417 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 048 2$m21-016 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 049 2335{21{15 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6120 0.1870 050 233m2'.t414 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 O.18Yo 051 2335{21{13 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 052 233W21412 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 053 233$021{10 SFR 0.25 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 031 233$018{04 MFR 0.16 4 2 No s183.60 0.il% LT$PROP218\TABLBT. D€Iano & B€cN( ENGR: ltdchad Slr€gar DATE:862m4 DELANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Page: 12360 te uomnrnsseisMenn ute ro Npv orsrmcr: crY CqJNIY ASSMNT ASSESSoRS I.AND AC,REAGE DITEUNG BB.IEFIT PRIVAIE ASSESilB{r PmcE{rs CITY BB|EIT ASSilM NOIE ID.M) NUTTBER USE UI{TS zo0{E SIRET TOTAL BPP MTA(E 055 233S1&O23 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 056 2335{18{13 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6't.20 0.18% 057 233$01&014 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 058 233H)1&{15 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 059 233tt{18{16 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 060 233ff18-017 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 b.18o6 06'l 2335,01&018 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 062 233il18-011 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $6120 0.18% ,| 063 233ffi1$001 SFR 0.18 2 No s61.20 0.180/6 004 233m19002 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 065 233$019003 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.187o 066 233S019{04 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 067 2tr)S19{05 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18Vo 068 2335019{S SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 069 23|lls19{16 SFR o.14 1 2 No $61.20 0.18o/o I 070 233fl19{15 SFR 0.14 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 071 2335{19{14 SFR 0.14 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 072 233S1$013 SFR 0.14 1 2 No $6120 0.18o/o 073 233S19-012 SFR 0.14 1 2 No s6120 o.180h 074 233S1$011 SFR 0.14 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 075 233W19{,22 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% 076 2335020{10 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 0n 233S020{06 SFR 0.'t9 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 078 233$020{07 SFR 0.19 1 2 No &,1.20 0.18% ,l 079 233S020{08 SFR 0.19 2 No $61.20 0.18% 080 233$02G009 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6120 0.180h 081 233fi2m17 SFR 0.15 1 2 No &t120 0.18% L{EPR@21S\TABLBT- D€bno & B€ck ENGR: ttdcha€[ S&€gar DATEs'U:DO4 DEI.ANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Page: 12360 T2 IOfiITASSESSMENT: : t Z nAOUf tt:aSSrSSilENr: EJETONETJUDISTRCT:: ::i:::.rxsmrG :: : cm CC[,lNTY ASSTTM ASSESSoR9 tN0 ACREAGE DTEUNG BENFIT PRIVATE ASSEMiIT tmcE{ToF cnY BE{EFTT ASSm{T NOIE l-D. NO M'UBM USE UNrIS ZONE SINEET TOTA m FOOTAGE 082 2335{2G018 SFR 0.15 1 2 No st1.20 0.18% 083 2$m2&019 SFR 0.15 1 2 No 96120 0.1806 084 233S20{20 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 085 2335{,2i421 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.180h 086 2335.020'0,2, SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 087 2$m20-011 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.187o 088 233S20{12 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 089 2$m2G013 SFR 0.r6 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 090 233s-02&,014 SFR 0.16 ,| 2 No $6120 0.18% 091 2335020{15 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $0120 o.1eh @ w2 233S2G016 SFR 0.16 I 2 No $61.20 0.187o 093 2335{2G00s SFR 0.19 1 2 No s6120 0.'t8% 094 233$0m-m4 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 095 2335{2&003 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 096 233S2G,002 SFR 0.19 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 097 233S020{01 SFR 0.19 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 098 233ffi2&00,2 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.1806 099 2335{2i'-004 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 100 233$02&006 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 101 2335-023-m8 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% 102 233fi23{10 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 103 233*023412 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 1A 233S2$014 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $01.20 0.18% 105 2335-023-016 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.'t8Yo 106 23ilH23-018 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 107 233S23{20 SFR 0.r6 1 2 No s6't20 0.18% 108 233ffi2w2, SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% L:I$PROP2ItITABLBT. Dsbno & B€d( ENGR: Itr[drad Sfrogat DATE:E6,2m/t DEI.ANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT MapPage:12360 tzuournmsessMEui CmerOlWUSfmef , orY @,NIY ASSilfirT ASSESSonS LAI\D ACREAGE DUUBUNG BB{EFTT PRN'AIE ASSESSUEfT pmcEt{ToF ctIY EEI{EFII ASSTlltI NOIE t D.NO M,UBM tsE I,NTIS ZOt'lE SIREET TOTAL 8PP F@TAGE 109 233il2m24 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 110 233W2 23 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 1'.t1 2360,2 21 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.r8% 112 233s{23-019 SFR 0.'t6 1 2 No $61.20 O.1Wo 113 233$023{'t7 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.'t8% '114 2335{23-015 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 o.180h 1't5 2335{23{13 SFR 0.16 't 2 No s61.20 0.18% 110 23i,5{2&011 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.'t8% 't17 233$023{09 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 118 2335.02}007 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% @ 119 233S023{05 SFR 0.16 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 120 2gl$023{03 SFR 0.16 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 121 233S23401 SFR 0.16 't 2 No $8120 0.187o 122 233sol+0o1 SFR 0.15 1 2 No 9r.20 0.18% 123 233ffi2+@2 SFR 0.15 ,| 2 No $6120 0.180h 124 2335.U+N4 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 125 233S24{05 SFR 0.'t5 1 2 No $61.20 0.180h 124 2335{,24.007 SFR 0.13 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 127 2335{24-008 SFR 0.13 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 128 233fi2m27 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $8120 0.18% 129 2335-924428 MFR 0.15 2 2 No $91.80 0.n% 't30 233*024-023 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 13't 233W24424 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 132 233*024425 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $01.20 O.1V/o 133 233fr24.0,m SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 1U 233$02&900 vAc 0.15 0 2 No $1.72 0.01% 135 233ffi2+015 MFR 0.15 6 2 No S2,14.80 0.72% L:I$PROP218\TABLBT. tlelano & Bod( ENGR: mdradShEg8t DATE:98,2m., DELANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Page: 12360 :tZ UO fiUASSESSIEMT 12 MONTH ASSESST'ENI: , ule io neworsrmcr: : :eXSfme : cnY CqJNIY ASSUNT ASSEISSORS IAND ACRFJGE DIVE.IING BEiIEFTI PRN'AIE nssEssuB{r PBCB{TOF CITY BEIEFIT ASSIINI IOIE to.No NUUBER tsE I,NTTS zslE SIREET TOTAL BPP FOOTAGE 136 2$ru24-016 MFR 0.15 6 2 No $244.80 o.72% 137 233ffi2+o13 MFR 0.'t5 o 2 No $2214.80 0.72% 138 2$m24{18 MFR 0.'t5 6 2 No $,2rt4.80 0.72Vo 1E444,9{10 50/B 53.07 A 139 233H,24-0,21 MFR 0.15 0 2 No v4.N 0.72% rE€449{X}9 60/ts 63.07 A 1q 2335.02,1-010 SFR 0.17 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 184$9408 50/ts 53.07 ,| 141 233S24409 SFR 0.17 2 No $6120 0.18Yo 18.4449{07 50/B 63.07 A 142 233fi244'.t7 MFR 0.15 6 2 No $2,14.80 0.?uo 143 2335{24{06 MFR 0.15 6 2 No $244.80 0.72o/o 144 233fi24419 MFR 0.15 6 2 No $2,f4.80 o.7*h 145 233m2442CI MFR 0.15 6 2 No $244.80 O.72Yo oN TOTALflVOTINGPARGELS: 145 TOTALPACE12,7S 911,048.89 33% I NOTES: A) Exlsdng ascossmento b be replaced by propoeed asses$nents. L:!$PROP2ISITABLErT - Oelano & Bod( ENGR: ilfidE€lsfi€gat DATE:8rd:xxx DEI-ANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Page: 12361 12:MOtIIllA$ESSMENI 12 Ir0{TITASSES$ENI: :utero:new oislRrcT :.eXSfnd: ::::: CITY CO.INTY ASSI'M ASSESSoRS I.AND ACREAGE DIVBU}IG BE}.IEFIT PRIVATE ASSESSiE}IT PERCBiTTOF c,nY BENEFIT ASSIOIT NOIE r.D. NO NUUM IFE t t{lTs ZONE SIREET TOTAL PP rcOTAGE 00'l 2338{0H09 SFV 0.36 0 2 No $1.91 0.01% @2 23:18{0ffi8 coM 4.86 0 2 No $892.30 2.43o/o 1&€449{ff t92tB s20t.78 A 003 2$m$-001 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 O.18Yo 004 233m33{02 SFR 0.15 I 2 No $61.20 0.18% 005 2335{33{03 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.'18% 006 2335033{O4 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 007 2335{:r&@5 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% @8 233$033{06 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% @9 233Si!3{07 SFR 0.15 I 2 No $6120 0.1806 0r0 23354:!3{08 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18/o N 0'tl 233S3&@9 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 0't2 233ili!34r0 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 013 233S3$,011 SFR 0.'t5 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 014 2$m3}012 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 015 2$m${13 SFR 0.18 1 2 No $61.20 0.18o/o 016 233il3&014 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% o17 233fi33-015 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18o/o 018 233$033{16 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 019 2335{33{17 SFR 0.'t5 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 020 233S33{18 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.r8% 021 2335-033.019 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 02. 233il:,3{20 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 023 2335{33{21 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.180h u4 233S:!&,022 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 o.18% 025 233$033{23 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 026 233il3&024 MFR 0.15 3 2 No $137.70 0.41Vo o27 233m34-001 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6r.20 0.18% L:TSPROP2TSTABLBT- Dslano & &d( ENGR: MbtadS&egar DATE:8ra,:XXN DEI.ANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Pagez 12361 12:MO.IItlA$ESSMENT :rmero:itEw oisrnnr : CITY COI,NTY ASS.tiiM ASSESSORS tAItlD ACREAGE DITE.IING EENEFIT PRN'AIE ASSES$TEI{T TERCB{TOF CITY BErtrn ASs'UNT IrOIE lo.No NI,UBER USE UNITS ZONE SIRETT TOTAL BFP FOTAGE 028 233S034-002 SFR 0.16 I 2 No $61.20 0.18% 0m 23:lno34{O:! SFR 0.16 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 030 233il34-004 SFR 0.16 I 2 No $61.20 0.18% 031 23:,5{34-@5 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 032 2335{34{06 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 03:l 2335-034-007 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 o.18% 034 233S034{08 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 035 233S34{09 SFR 0.16 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 036 23:,m34-010 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 037 23:lm34{11 SFR 0.16 1 2 No s6120 0.18% N N 038 233fi3/-012 SFR 0.19 1 2 No s61.20 0.18% 039 2StS36{18 SFR 0.33 1 2 No $76.50 0.23% 040 233s-03&015 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $612() 0.18% u1 2$m3&014 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.18% u2 2$m3&011 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0,180h 043 2335{3G010 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.180h a4 233S3&@7 SFR 0.16 1 2 No st 1.20 0.18% o45 233H3&006 SFR 0.16 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 0,t6 233503&900 vAc o.17 0 2 No $1.9s 0.01% a7 233$0&'-002 SFR 0.17 1 2 No $61.20 0.r8% 048 2$ru3&022 MFR 0.17 3 2 No $137.70 0.41% 049 233S035{25 SFR 0.16 2 2 No $6120 0.187o 0q) 2335.035{24 SFR 0.'t5 1 2 No s61.20 0.r8% ,| 051 2$m3$,023 SFR 0.15 2 No $6120 o.18% 052 2335{3ru21 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 05i, 23i'5{3il20 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 054 2335{35.019 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18% L:!$PROP2I6TABLEIT - D€hro Bod( ENOR lacftad Se€gar OATEO8zfiN DEI.ANO ST. & BECK AVE. LIGHTING DISTRICT Map Pagez 123A1 12:MOfiIIASESSMENI 12 MO{IHISSES$'ENT :utero:uewoisrnrci : i :: :exSfNe ::::::: cmr COUNTY ASSTINI ASSE$}CRS TAOID ACREAE DMIJNG EENEFII PRNAIE ASSESSUETIT PBCSJrOF C]TY 8E{FIT ASSilNT NOIE lD.l'lo M,IMER t8E UNTTS ZCNE SIREET TOTAL m FOOTA@ 055 233S03H18 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 056 2335{3il17 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.1806 057 233$035416 SFR 0.'t5 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 058 2$5{3m15 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 0s9 2335{35{14 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 060 2335035{13 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $01.20 0.18% 061 23:tS3S12 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18Yo 062 233H3S11 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $6120 0.18% 063 233S3$010 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $0120 0.18% 64 2335{3il09 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18Yo N o, 065 23itfi3S08 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 066 2335{35-007 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 067 2335{35{06 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.'t8% 068 233S35-005 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $01.20 0.18% 069 2335{3S04 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s6120 0.18% 070 233$035{03 SFR 0.15 1 2 No s61.20 0.'t87o 071 233tr35{02 SFR 0.15 1 2 No $61.20 0.18% 072 2335.09s001 MFR 0.16 3 2 No $137.70 0.41o/o TOTALTVONNG PARCELS: 72 TOTAL PACE1Z279 $5"363.76 16% s17.W.42 52% NOTES: A) Exlsffng asoesornenb b be replaced by proposed assessrrntB. TOTALP' GE 12160 337o TOTAL PAGE 1ZMI s5.36:1.76 160/" Ia-IIJfir-f.TftI $:13.917.07 1@% |-:I5PROP21&TABLBT - t olano & Bock ENGR: MlchadS&ogat DATE:&4,2004