HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-07-26 Council Agenda PacketThursday, July 26, 2018
1:30 PM
City of Fresno
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
Council Chambers
City Council
President - Esmeralda Z. Soria
Vice President - Steve Brandau
Councilmembers:
Oliver Banies III, Garry Bredefeld, Paul Caprioglio, Luis Chavez, Clint Olivier
City Manager - Wilma Quan-Schecter
City Attorney - Douglas T. Sloan
City Clerk - Yvonne Spence, MMC
Meeting Agenda - Final
Regular Meeting
July 26, 2018City Council Meeting Agenda - Final
The Fresno City Council welcomes you to City Council Chambers, located in City
Hall, 2nd Floor, 2600 Fresno Street, Fresno, California 93721.
The City of Fresno’s goal is to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
in all respects. The meeting room is physically accessible. If, as an attendee or
participant at the meeting, you need additional accommodations such as
interpreters, signers, assistive listening devices, or the services of a translator,
please contact the Office of the City Clerk at (559) 621-7650 or clerk@fresno.gov. To
ensure availability, you are advised to make your request at least 48 hours prior to
the meeting. The agenda and related staff reports are available at www.fresno.gov,
as well as in the Office of the City Clerk.
The Council meeting can be viewed live on Comcast Channel 96 and AT&T Channel
99 from 9:00 a.m. and is re-played beginning at 8:00 p.m.. The meeting can also be
viewed online at https://fresno.legistar.com.
PROCESS: For each matter considered by the Council there will first be a staff
presentation followed by a presentation from the involved individuals, if present.
Testimony from those in attendance will then be taken. All testimony will be limited to
three minutes per person. If you would like to speak fill out a Speaker Request Form
available from the City Clerk’s Office and in the Council Chambers. The three lights
on the podium next to the microphone will indicate the amount of time remaining for
the speaker.
The green light on the podium will be turned on when the speaker begins. The yellow
light will come on with one minute remaining. The speaker should be completing the
testimony by the time the red light comes on and tones sound, indicating that time
has expired. A countdown of time remaining to speak is also displayed on the large
screen behind the Council dais.
No documents shall be accepted for Council review unless they are submitted to the
City Clerk at least 24 hours prior to the Council Agenda item being heard.
Following is a general schedule of items for Council consideration and action. The
City Council may consider and act on an agenda item in any order it deems
appropriate. Actual timed items may be heard later but not before the time set on
agenda. Persons interested in an item listed on the agenda are advised to be present
throughout the meeting to ensure their presence when the item is called.
AGENDA ITEMS MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK (***) ARE SUBJECT TO MAYORAL
VETO OR RECONSIDERATION
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El Consejo de la Ciudad de Fresno da la bienvenida al City Council Chambers,
ubicado en la Alcaldía (City Hall), do piso, 2600 Fresno Street, Fresno, California
93721.
El objetivo de la Ciudad de Fresno es cumplir con la Ley de Americanos con
Discapacidades (ADA) en todo aspecto. La sala para juntas es físicamente accesible.
Si usted, como asistente o participante de la junta, necesita acomodaciones
adicionales coma intérpretes, lenguaje de señas, aparatos auditivos, o los servicios
de un traductor, por favor comuníquese con la Oficina del Secretario Municipal
llamando al (559) 621-7650 o al clerk@fresno.gov. Para asegurarse de la
disponibilidad, se le recomienda llamar y hacer su petición por lo menos 48 horas
antes de la junta. La agenda y los reportes de personal correspondientes están
disponibles en el www.fresno.gov, o en la Oficina del Secretario Municipal.
Las juntas del Municipio se pueden ver en el Canal 96 de Comcast y el Canal 99 de
AT&T a las 9:00 a.m. y otra vez empezando a las 8:00 p.m. La junta también se
puede ver en el internet en el https://fresno.legistar.com
PROCESO: Por cada asunto que escuche el Consejo Municipal, habrá una
presentación del personal seguida por una presentación de los individuos
involucrados, si están presentes. El testimonio de los presentes se escuchará
entonces. Todo testimonio se limitará a tres minutos por persona. Si usted desea
hablar, Ilene la hoja para pedir hablar disponibles en la oficina del Secretario
Municipal y en la Sala Consistorial. Las tres luces en el atril junto al micrófono
indicarán cuanto tiempo le queda al orador.
La luz verde en el atril se prenderá cuando el orador comience. La luz amarilia se
prenderá cuando quede un minuto. El orador debería estar concluyendo su
testimonio cuando la luz roja prenda y ci sonido indique que se acabo su tiempo. La
cantidad del tiempo que queda también aparecerá en la pantalla grande atrás del
Consejo Municipal.
No se aceptarán documentos para que repase el Consejo Municipal a menos que se
sometan al Secretario Municipal por lo menos 24 horas antes de que se escuche la
Agenda del Consejo Municipal.
Este es el horario general de temas para la consideración y acción del Consejo
Municipal. El consejo Municipal pudiera considerar y tomar acción en un artículo de
la Agenda en el orden que considere adecuado. Artículos con una hora fijada se
pueden escuchar después de la hora indicada pero no antes de la hora indicada en
la agenda. Se les recomienda a las personas que estén interesadas en un artículo de
la agenda, que estén presentes durante toda la junta para asegurar su presencia
cuando se presente ese artículo.
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LOS ARTICULOS MARCADOS CON TRES ASTERISCOS (***) ESTAN SUJETOS A UN
VETO POR PARTE DEL ALCALDE O UNA RECONSIDERACION
Tso Fresno City Council tos txais koj rau City Council Chambers, nyob rau hauv City
Hall, 2nd Floor, 2600 Fresno Street, Fresno, California 93721.
Lub hom phiaj ntawm nroog Fresno yuav ua kom tau txhua yam raw li txoj cai
American with Disabilities Act (ADA) kom fwm txhua tus. Lub rooj sab laj txhua tus
yuav tsum muaj feem koom kom tau, txawm yog cov tuaj koom, cov muaj feem rau
lub rooj sab laj, yuav tsum kom muaj kev pab rau sawv daws xws li txhais lus, piav
tes, tej twj mloog pob ntseg los yog ib tug txhais lus, thov hu rau Office of the City
Clerk ntawm (559) 621-7650 los sis clerk@fresno.gov. Yuav kom paub tseeb tias
npaj tau rau koj, koj yuav tsum tau hais ua ntej 48 xuab moos ntawm lub rooj sab laj.
Daim ntawv kom tswj thiab tej ntaub ntawv cov ua dej num yuav coj los ceeb tshaj
muaj nyob rau ntawm www.fresno.gov, los sis ntawm Office of the City Clerk.
Council lub rooj sab laj saib pom rau hauv Comcast tshooj 96 thiab AT&T tshooj 99
thaum 9:00 teev sauv ntxoov thiab rov tso tawm thaum 8:00 teev tsaus ntuj. Lub
rooj sab Iaj kuj saib tau online at https://fresno.legistar.com.
TXUAS NTXIV: Txhua nqe laj txheej yuav tau pom zoo los ntawm cov council ua ntej
thiab yuav tau muaj ib tug staff los cej luam dhau ntawd cov uas muaj feem cuam
mam los cej luam ib tug zuj zus, yog tuaj nyob rau ntawd. Dhau ntawd yuav tso rau
sawv daw los tawrn suab, ib leeg twg yuav los tawm suab tsuas pub peb(3) nas this
xwb. Yog koj xav los tawm suab, mus sau rau daim ntawv (Speaker Request Form)
muaj nyob rau hauv City Clerk's Office thiab nyob rau huav Council Chambers. muaj
peb(3) lub teeb nyob rau ntawm lub podium uas puab rau ntawm lub (microphone)
qhia tias tus neeg hais lus muaj sij haum ntev Ii cas xwb.
Lub teeb ntsuab ntawm lub podium yuav cig thaum tus hais lus pib hais. Lub teeb
daj yuav cig thaum tshuav ib(1) nas this. Tus hais lus yuav tsum hais kom tas rau
thaum lub teeb liab cig thiab lub tswb nrov, qhia tias sij haum tas lawm. lb qhov ntxiv
nyob rau saum daim (screen) loj loj dai rau tom cov council nrob qaurn yuav pom lub
sij hawm dhia qis zuj zus los mus.
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Cov council yuav tsis txais ib yam ntaub ntawv los saib ntxiv tshwj tsis yog twb
muab xa rau City Clerk 24 teev thiab muab tso rau hauv daim kom tswj ua ntej
council yuav los mloog tej xwm txheej.
Dhau ntawd yuav muab sij hawm rau cov council los soj ntsuam thiab ua tes dej
num, Coy tswv zos (City Council) yuav los ntsuam xyuas thiab leg raws tej nqe hauv
daim kom tswj yog pom tias yam twg yuav tsim nyog. Mam muab lub sij hawm los
xyuas raws tej txheej txheem tom qab tiam si yuav tsis yog ua ntej raws Ii daim kom
tswj tau teev tseg. Cov uas txaus siab rau tei laj txheej uas tau teev tseg rau hauv
daim kom tswj, xav kom nyob kom dhau lub rooj sab laj kom thaum hu txog nws thiaj
nyob rau ntawd
YOG QHOV MUAJ PEB LUB HNUB QUB (***) NYOB RAU HAUV DAIM KOM TSWJ
YUAV RAUG MAYORAL VETO LOS SIS ROV SOJ NTSUAM DUA
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Councilmember Caprioglio may be present via conference call from the Conoco Gas
Station: 90 Lone Mountain Trail, Big Sky, MT 59716; and Council President Soria
may be present via conference call from the lobby of the Double Tree Suites, 400
Soldiers Field Road, Boston, Massachusetts, 02134-1893
1:41 P.M. ROLL CALL
Invocation by Pastor Tirso Gonzalez of the Life Center of Fresno
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
APPROVE AGENDA
1. CONSENT CALENDAR
All Consent Calendar items are considered to be routine and will be treated as
one agenda item. The Consent Calendar will be enacted by one motion. Public
comment on the Consent Calendar is limited to three (3) minutes per speaker.
There will be no separate discussion of these items unless requested by a
Councilmember, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent
Calendar and will be considered as time allows.
1-A ID18-0762 Approve Contract Change Order No. 71 with American Paving
Company of Fresno, California for the Fulton Street Reconstruction
Project, which increases the contract amount by $212,712.84
(Council District 3)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
1-B ID18-0763 Reject the bid for the Friant Road Median Island Cap Restoration
Project - Bid File No. 3560 (Council Districts 2 and 6)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
1-C ID18-0844 RESOLUTION - Calling a public hearing to determine whether
public necessity, health, safety, or welfare requires the formation of
Underground Utility District No. FRE-96, (“UUD FRE-96”); public
hearing set for August 16, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. (Council District 3)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
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1-D ID18-0849 RESOLUTION - Of Intention to Annex the Territory Known
as Assessor’s Parcel Number 504-091-14S as Annexation
No. 31 to the City of Fresno Community Facilities District
No. 9 and to Authorize the Levy of Special Taxes (southeast
corner of North Riverside Drive and West Herndon Avenue );
and setting the public hearing for August 23, 2018 at 10:00
a.m. (Council District 2)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
1-E ID18-0850 RESOLUTION - Of Intention to Annex the Territory Known
as Assessor’s Parcel Number 458-270-01 as Annexation
No. 32 to the City of Fresno Community Facilities District
No. 9 and to Authorize the Levy of Special Taxes
(southwest corner of South West Avenue and West Nielsen
Avenue); and setting the public hearing for August 23, 2018
at 10:00 a.m. (Council District 3)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
1-F ID18-0819 ***RESOLUTION - Declaring the results of the Consolidated Direct
Primary Election held within the City of Fresno on June 5, 2018.
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Office of the City Clerk
1-G ID18-0866 Approval of an amendment to the City Council Meeting Schedule for
Calendar Year 2018 adding August 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. to the
calendar
Sponsors:Office of the City Clerk
1-H ID18-0852 Actions pertaining to the 2017-2018 Tobacco Law Enforcement grant
program
1.Authorize the Chief of Police to accept $129,155 in grant
funding for the 2017-2018 Tobacco Law Enforcement grant
program awarded to the Fresno Police Department from the
State of California Department of Justice
2.Authorize the Chief of Police to execute the agreement and all
related documents applicable to the 2017-2018 Tobacco Law
Enforcement grant program
3.***RESOLUTION - 2nd amendment to the Annual Appropriation
Resolution (AAR) No. 2018-157 appropriating $64,900 for the
Police Department’s Tobacco Law Enforcement grant .
(Requires 5 affirmative votes) (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Police Department
1-I ID18-0856 Approval of a three-year agreement between the City of Fresno
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(through the PARCS Department) and the Boys and Girls Clubs of
Fresno County to serve as the operator responsible for recreational
programming at the Fink White Neighborhood Center
Sponsors:Parks, After School and Recreation and Community Services
Department
1-J ID18-0858 RESOLUTION - Authorizing the submission of applications for the
Fresno Council of Governments (COG) 2018/19 Measure C New
Technology Reserve Grant Program for Advanced Transit Projects
Sponsors:Department of Transportation and Public Works Department
1-K ID18-0861 Approve Change Order No. 15 to the construction contract with W .M.
Lyles Company for the City of Fresno ’s Southeast Surface Water
Treatment Facility to increase the lump sum contract value by $197,819
(Citywide)
Sponsors:Department of Public Utilities
1-L 18-0687
Approve City participation in a Memorandum of Agreement Regarding
Coordination on the Establishment of an Implementing Agency for the
Temperance Flat Reservoir Project and Preconstruction Project
Activities
Sponsors:Department of Public Utilities
1-M ID18-0868 Action to extend a professional services agreement with the firm of
AECOM Technical Services, (AECOM) through December 31, 2018 to
complete the High Speed Rail Station Area Master Plan.
Sponsors:Planning and Development Department
1-N ID18-0880 RESOLUTION - Authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement
with the Economic Development Corporation Serving Fresno County
for continued Business Support Consulting Services for impacted
businesses.
Sponsors:Planning and Development Department
1-O ID18-0869
RESOLUTION - To claim funds of $7,539.08 for uncashed checks
dated January 21, 2014, through December 30, 2014,
and $1,300.00 for three bond deposits dating from 1998,
2008, and 2009, as well as transfer said funds from
“Special Fund” 63539 to the General Fund 10101
Sponsors:Finance Department
1-P ID18-0886 RESOLUTION - Rescinding and Replacing Resolution No. 2017-146
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regarding granting authority to the City Manager or his or her designee
to enter into routine parking agreements for bulk monthly parking
contracts for 50 stalls or more
Sponsors:Planning and Development Department
1-Q ID18-0888 Approve the award of a cooperative purchase contract to Graybar
Electric of St. Louis, Missouri, in the amount of $362,835.60, for
security cameras and associated equipment to be installed along the
Bus Rapid Transit corridor and at the Manchester and Courthouse
Park Transit Centers (Districts 2-7)
Sponsors:Department of Transportation
1-R ID18-0859 ***RESOLUTION - Authorizing submission of funding requests to the
Low Carbon Transit Operations Program for the second year of
Increased Frequency Weekend Bus Service and Extended Night
Service, execution of grant award documents if awarded, and
execution of related Certifications & Assurances and Authorized Agent
Forms. (Subject to Mayoral Veto)
Sponsors:Department of Transportation
1-S ID18-0892 Approve reappointment of Kacey Auston to the Fresno Metropolitan
Flood Control District
Sponsors:Mayor's Office
1-T ID18-0898 Approve up to $12,000 to reimburse County Clerk’s Office for overtime
expenses for review of signatures for the Fresno Clean & Safe
Neighborhoods Parks Tax Initiative and direct City Clerk to take
necessary actions to implement this direction.
Sponsors:Council President Brandau
CEREMONIAL PRESENTATIONS
ID18-0857 Presentation of the SPCA Pet of the Month
Sponsors:Councilmember Chavez
ID18-0782 Proclamation of “Fresno Regional Reclamation Facility - Large
Plant Safety Award Day”
Sponsors:Baines III
ID18-0853 Proclamation of “Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc. (CRC)
Day”
Sponsors:Councilmember Chavez
ID18-0894 Presentation of “Curtis Bunch Day”
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Sponsors:Olivier
ID18-0895 Proclamation of “Splash City West”
Sponsors:Baines III
APPROVE MINUTES
18-0032 Approval of minutes from June 28, 2018.
Sponsors:Office of the City Clerk
COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS AND COMMENTS
CONTESTED CONSENT CALENDAR
2. SCHEDULED COUNCIL HEARINGS AND MATTERS
10:05 A.M.
ID18-0469 (CONTINUE TO AUGUST 30, 2018 AT 10:15 A.M.)
HEARING to consider the Official Plan Line (OPL) for the North
Temperance Avenue alignment from State Route 180 to East
Clinton Avenue, and, related Environmental Assessment No .
EA-17-018. (Council District 4, Council District 5)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
2:00 P.M.
ID18-0874 Actions pertaining to the Citywide replacement of high pressure
sodium (HPS) streetlight fixtures with more energy efficient
light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures
1.CONTINUED HEARING to consider adoption of a Resolution to
approve a Finance Agreement and Energy Services Contract
with Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) for
implementation of certain energy related services
2.Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption per staff
determination, pursuant to Section 15301 c of the California
Environmental Quality Act Guidelines
3.RESOLUTION - To approve a Finance Agreement and Energy
Services Contract with Pacific Gas and Electric Company for
implementation of certain energy related services
4.Approval of six agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric
(PG&E) in the total amount of $10,237,062 for a General On-Bill
Financing (OBF) Loan
5.Approval of a Master Services Agreement and Work Order for
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Turnkey Services for the Installation of Light Emitting Diode
(LED) Streetlights throughout the City of Fresno (Citywide), in
substantially the form attached, and authorize the City Manager
to execute the agreement
Sponsors:Public Works Department
2:05 P.M.#1
ID18-0879 CONTINUED HEARING to adopt resolutions and
ordinance to annex territory and levy a special tax
regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District
No. 11, Annexation No. 92 (Final Tract Map No. 5464
and 6222) (southwest corner of E. Hamilton and S .
Temperance Avenues) (Council District 5)
1.***RESOLUTION - to Annex Territory to
Community Facilities District No. 11 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax for
Annexation No. 92 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling Special
Mailed-Ballot Election (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
3.***RESOLUTION - Declaring Election Results
(Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
4.***BILL - (For introduction and adoption) -
Levying a Special Tax for the Property Tax Year
2018-2019 and Future Tax Years Within and
Relating to Community Facilities District No. 11,
Annexation No. 92 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
2:05 P.M.#2
ID18-0876 CONTINUED HEARING to adopt resolutions and
ordinance to annex territory and levy a special tax
regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District
No. 9, Annexation No. 30 (Assessor’s Parcel Numbers
329-130-17, 18, and 19) (northwest corner of East
Central and South East Avenues) (Council District 3)
1.***RESOLUTION - Annexing Territory to
Community Facilities District No. 9 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax (Subject to
Mayor’s Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling Special
Mailed-Ballot Election (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
3.***RESOLUTION - Declaring Election Results
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4.***BILL - (For introduction and adoption) -
Levying a Special Tax for the Property Tax Year
2018-2019 and Future Tax Years Within and
Relating to Community Facilities District No. 9,
Annexation No. 30 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
2:05 P.M.#3
ID18-0872 CONTINUED HEARING to adopt resolutions and
ordinance to annex territory and levy a special tax regarding
City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 11,
Annexation No. 91 (Final Tract Map No. 5592) (southwest
corner of North Locan and East Shields Avenues) (Council
District 4)
1.***RESOLUTION - to Annex Territory to Community
Facilities District No. 11 and Authorizing the Levy of a
Special Tax for Annexation No. 91 (Subject to Mayor’s
Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling Special Mailed-Ballot
Election (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
3.***RESOLUTION - Declaring Election Results (Subject
to Mayor’s Veto)
4.***BILL - (For introduction and adoption) - Levying a
Special Tax for the Property Tax Year 2018-2019 and
Future Tax Years Within and Relating to Community
Facilities District No. 11, Annexation No. 91 (Subject to
Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
2:10 P.M.
ID18-0840 HEARING to consider the proposed Annual
Assessment for the City of Fresno Landscaping and
Lighting Maintenance District No. 1 (Citywide)
1.RESOLUTION confirming the diagram and assessment
and levy of annual assessment, 2018-2019, for Landscaping
and Lighting District No. 1
Sponsors:Public Works Department
2:20 P.M.
ID18-0839
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(CONTINUE TO AUGUST 9, 2018 AT 10:15 A.M.)
CONTINUED HEARING to consider adoption of resolution related
to the designation of a property to the Local Register of Historic
Resources
1.*** RESOLUTION - Designating the Herndon Substation Control
Building located at 7430 N Weber Avenue, Fresno, California to the
Local Register of Historic Resources (Council District 2) (Subject to
Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Planning and Development Department
2:25 P.M.
ID18-0889 HEARING to Consider Street Name Change Application No .
SNC-2018-01 regarding an approximate 600 foot segment of East
Hardy Avenue near the intersection of South Cedar and East North
Avenues, (Council District 3)
1.ADOPT the Finding of No Possibility of Significant Adverse
Effect as prepared for Environmental Assessment No. SNC-
2018-01 dated June 8, 2018.
2.RESOLUTION - Approving Street Name Change Application
No. SNC-2018-01 proposing to rename an approximate 600
foot segment of East Hardy Avenue to East Amendola Drive,
located near the intersection of South Cedar and East North
Avenues.
Sponsors:Planning and Development Department
2:30 P.M. - SCHEDULED COMMUNICATION
ID18-0841 Appearance by Mary Esther Correa to discuss the fines she has
received from Code Enforcement (Speaker resides in District 7)
ID18-0878 Appearance by Gonzalo Arambula to express his concern
regarding police harassment to the homeless
3. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
3-A ID18-0855 Actions pertaining to the Blackstone Avenue Overlay project, from
Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue, Bid File 3561 (Council Districts 4
and 7)
1.Adopt a finding of a Categorical Exemption per staff
determination, pursuant to Section 15301(c) of the California
Environmental Quality Act Guidelines for the Blackstone
Avenue Overlay project, from Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue
2.Award a Construction Contract in the amount of
$1,740,296.00 with Cal Valley Construction of Fresno,
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California, as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder
for the Blackstone Avenue Overlay Project from Shaw Avenue
to Ashlan Avenue
Sponsors:Public Works Department
3-B ID18-0893 Actions pertaining to the W. North Ave. Asphalt Overlay, S. Fig Ave .
to S. Elm Ave. project - Bid File 3610 (Council District 3 and
Fresno County)
1.Adopt a finding of a Categorical Exemption per staff
determination, pursuant to Section 15301(c) Class 1 of the
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines for the
W. North Ave. Asphalt Overlay, S. Fig Ave. to S. Elm Ave .
project
2.Award a construction contract in the amount of $519,882.00 to
Avison Construction, Inc ., of Madera, California as the lowest
responsive and responsible bidder for the W. North Ave .
Asphalt Overlay, S. Fig Ave. to S. Elm Ave. project
Sponsors:Public Works Department
3-C ID18-0890 Actions related to purchasing Ford F -150 trucks for code
enforcement activities:
1.Approve the award of a purchase contract to
Swanson-Fahrney Ford for the purchase of 27 Ford F-150
regular cab, short bed pickups in the amount of $610,500
2.Approve the use of the City Master Equipment Lease
Purchase Agreement to finance 27 fully upfitted Ford F-150
regular cab, short bed pickups for the Development and
Resource Management Department
3.***RESOLUTION - 1st Amendment to the Annual
Appropriation Resolution No. 2018-157 appropriating
$74,500 for the first year of lease payments for 27 Ford F-
150 pickups for the Development and Resource
Management Department. (Requires five affirmative votes )
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Department of Transportation
3-D ID18-0806 Actions pertaining to the International Association of Fire Fighters
(IAFF), Local 753 for Unit 10 - Fire Management
1. ***Adopt a successor Memorandum of Understanding between
the City of Fresno and the International Association of Fire Fighters
(IAFF), Local 753 for Unit 10 - Fire Management (Subject to
Mayor’s veto)
2. ***RESOLUTION - 1st Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution
No. 2018-159, amending salaries in Exhibit 10, Unit 10 - Fire
Management, as required by the adoption of the successor
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Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the
International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), Local 753 for Unit
10 (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
3-E ID18-0807 Actions pertaining to the Fresno Airports Public Safety
Officers/Operating Engineers, Local 3 (FAPSO/OE3) for Unit 11 -
Airport Public Safety Officers
1. ***Adopt a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of
Fresno and the Fresno Airports Public Safety Officers /Operating
Engineers, Local 3 (FAPSO/OE3) for Unit 11 - Airport Public Safety
Officers (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
2. ***RESOLUTION - 2nd Amendment to FY 2019 Salary
Resolution No. 2018-159, amending salaries in Exhibit 11 - Airport
Public Safety Officers, as required by the adoption of the successor
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the
Fresno Airports Public Safety Officers /Operating Engineers, Local
3 (FAPSO/OE3) for Unit 11 - Airport Public Safety Officers
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
3-F ID18-0854 1.***Adopt a successor Memorandum of Understanding between
the City of Fresno and the City of Fresno Professional Employees
Association (CFPEA) for Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and
Professional, and Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional (Subject to
Mayor’s Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - 3rd Amendment to FY 2019 Salary
Resolution No. 2018-159, amending Exhibit 3, Unit 3,
Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA) to add the classifications of
Deputy City Clerk and Senior Deputy City Clerk and provide a
salary range for the respective classes; amending salaries in
Exhibit 13-1, Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
(CFPEA), and Exhibit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional (CFPEA) as
required by the Memorandum of Understanding between the City of
Fresno and the City of Fresno Professional Employees Association
(CFPEA); and amending Exhibit 14, Unit 14, to add the
classification of Public Works Manager - Licensed Engineer and
providing a salary range for the respective class, and amending the
E18 salary range (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
4. CITY COUNCIL
4-A ID18-0871 Approve designation of Council President Soria as voting delegate,
and two (2) Councilmembers as voting alternates for the League of
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California Cities annual business meeting on Friday, September
14, 2018 at 12:30 P.M.
Sponsors:Councilmember Soria
5. CLOSED SESSION
PLEASE NOTE: UNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATION IS NOT SCHEDULED FOR A
SPECIFIC TIME AND MAY BE HEARD ANY TIME DURING THE MEETING
UNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATION
Members of the public may address the Council regarding items that are not
listed on the agenda and within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Council.
Each person is limited to a three (3) minute presentation. Anyone wishing to be
placed on an agenda for a specified topic should contact the City Clerk’s Office
at least ten (10) days prior to the desired date. Council action on unscheduled
items, if any, shall be limited to referring the item to staff for a report and
possible scheduling on a future Council agenda.
ADJOURNMENT
UPCOMING SCHEDULED COUNCIL HEARINGS AND MATTERS
(Date and time to be determined)
CONTINUED HEARING to consider Supplemental Environmental Impact Report
(SEIR) No. 10151 (State Clearinghouse (SCH) No. 2017031030), Rezone
Application No. R 17 021, Development Permit No. D 16 088 and Variance
Application No. V 17 01 for the Producers Dairy Project located on the south side
of E. Belmont Avenue between N. Ferger and N. Roosevelt Avenues in the City of
Fresno. (Council District 3)
August 2, 2018 - NO MEETING
August 9, 2018
10:15 A.M. - CONTINUED HEARING to consider adoption of resolution related to
the designation of a property to the Local Register of Historic Resources
1.*** RESOLUTION - Designating the Herndon Substation Control Building
located at 7430 N Weber Avenue, Fresno, California to the Local Register of
Historic Resources (Council District 2) (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
August 16, 2018
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July 26, 2018City Council Meeting Agenda - Final
10:00 AM - HEARING Actions pertaining to a Resolution of the Council of the City
of Fresno, California, establishing Underground Utility District No. FRE-96, (“UUD
FRE-96”) (Council Districts 3).
August 23, 2018
10:00 AM #1- HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and
levy a special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9,
Annexation No. 32 (Assessor’s Parcel Number 458-270-01) (southwest corner of
South West Avenue and West Nielsen Avenue) (Council District 3)
August 23, 2018
10:00 AM #2 - HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and
levy a special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9,
Annexation No. 31 (Assessor’s Parcel Number 504-091-14S) (southeast corner of
North Riverside Avenue and West Herndon Avenue) (Council District 2)
August 30, 2018
10:00 AM - HEARING - North Avenue (Marks Avenue to Elm Avenue) Official Plan
Line (Council District 3 and County)
August 30, 2018
10:15 AM - CONTINUED HEARING to consider the Official Plan Line (OPL) for the
North Temperance Avenue alignment from State Route 180 to East Clinton
Avenue, and, related Environmental Assessment No. EA-17-018. (Council District
4, Council District 5)
SEPTEMBER 6, 2018 - NO MEETING
SEPTEMBER 13, 2018 - NO MEETING
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
10:00 AM #1- HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and
levy a special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 11,
Annexation No. 89 (Final Tract Map No. 6216) (southwest corner of North
Temperance and East Dakota Avenues) (Council District 4)
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
10:00 AM #2 - HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and
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levy a special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 11,
Annexation No. 93 (Final Tract Map No. 6217) (a portion of the southeast corner of
North Bryan and West Gettysburg Avenues) (Council District 1)
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
10:00 AM #3 - HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and
levy a special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9,
Annexation No. 33 (Assessor’s Parcel Number 326-160-41) (south side of West
Nielsen Avenue west of South Marks Avenue) (Council District 3)
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
10:00 AM #4 - HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and
levy a special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9,
Annexation No. 34 (Assessor’s Parcel Number 408-062-07 and 27) (southeast
corner of East Herndon Avenue (Frontage) and North Howard Avenue) (Council
District 6)
UPCOMING EMPLOYEE CEREMONIES
OCTOBER 18, 2018 - Employee of the Fall Quarter
NOVEMBER 7, 2018 (Wednesday) - Employee Service Awards
2018 CITY COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE
AUGUST 2 - 2018 - NO MEETING
AUGUST 9 - 2018 - 10:00 A.M. MEETING
AUGUST 16 - 2018 - 9:00 A.M. MEETING
AUGUST 23 - 2018 - 9:00 A.M. MEETING
AUGUST 30 - 2018 - 9:00 A.M. MEETING
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0762 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:RANDALL W. MORRISON, PE, Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Engineering Division
SUBJECT
Approve Contract Change Order No.71 with American Paving Company of Fresno,California for the
Fulton Street Reconstruction Project,which increases the contract amount by $212,712.84 (Council
District 3)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that City Council approve Contract Change Order No.71 with American Paving
Company of Fresno,California for a total increase in contract amount of $212,712.84 for the Fulton
Street Reconstruction Project.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The new Fulton Street is now open to the public for all modes of transportation following the
successful ribbon cutting ceremony on October 21,2017.Even though our “Main Street”is back,
City staff continues to work closely with American Paving Company on punch list and contract clean-
up items in an effort to wrap up the construction phase.Part of that contract clean-up is the
negotiation and execution of necessary contract change orders.Change Order No.71 includes
various over run and under run amounts on previously approved change orders to balance the
contract for the actual work performed and various minor scope increases necessary to finalize the
project.The change order was presented to the Capital Projects Oversight Board on June 4,2018,
and was unanimously recommended by the Board for City Council approval.
BACKGROUND
The Fulton Street Reconstruction Project improved the half mile stretch of Fulton Street between
Tuolumne Street and Inyo Street.The pedestrian mall was completely removed and reconstructed
with a complete streets design that included reintroducing two-way vehicular traffic on Fulton and the
side streets of Merced,Mariposa,and Kern,with the exceptions that Kern between Fulton and
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side streets of Merced,Mariposa,and Kern,with the exceptions that Kern between Fulton and
Chuckchansi Park and Mariposa between Federal Alley and Van Ness remain pedestrian plazas.
Under City of Fresno Resolution 2017-158,multiple change orders,which aggregate more than 10%
of the total contract price,shall be subject to prior authorization from City Council.On August 31,
2017,Council approved Contract Change Order No.65,which brought the aggregate change order
amount to 12.08%of the original contract amount.Approval of this contract change order will bring
the aggregate change order amount to $2,701,292.22,equaling 13.60%of the contract amount
following the large deductive Contract Change Order No. 1.
Contract Change Order No.71,for an increased contract amount of $212,712.84,provides a change
to the contract to balance previously approved change orders based on the actual work performed
and several minor scope items necessary to finalize the project.The bulk of the change order
includes a combination of over runs and under runs.The significant items on this change order
include the extension of contractor water fountain maintenance while they finalize punch list items
and increases in addressing underground structures and utilities throughout construction.
Staff presented Contract Change Order No.71 in the amount of $235,712.84 to the Capital Projects
Oversight Board on June 4,2018.The board unanimously voted to approve the recommendation to
City Council for the approval of Contract Change Order No.71.Through further coordination with the
Contractor,Contract Change Order No.71 has since been reduced to $212,712.84 for Council
approval.
Staff recommends that City Council approve Contract Change Order No.71 with American Paving
Company of Fresno,California for a total increase in contract amount of $212,712.84 for the Fulton
Street Reconstruction Project.No change in contract time is included in the subject contract change
order.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition set forth within California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)Guidelines,section
15378,the approval of this Contract Change Order does not qualify as a project for the purpose of
CEQA.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not implemented because this change order is to an existing construction
contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
This Contract Change Order has no impact to the General Fund and will be completely funded with
contingency funds already included in the approved project budget.Contract Change Order No.71
is included in FMR 01 (Public Works Transportation)scope of the project and will be funded by the
various Fulton Street Reconstruction funding sources,including the Federal Transportation
Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER),local Measure C Transit Oriented Development
Funds, State Gas Tax funding, and contribution from the Downtown Fresno Partnership.
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Attachment:
Fulton Street - Contract Change Order No. 71
Attachment A
Attachment B
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File #:ID18-0763 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:RANDALL W. MORRISON, PE, Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Engineering Division
SCOTT P. SEHM, PE, Public Works Manager
Public Works Department, Design Services Section
ERIC W. JOHNSON, Engineer II
Public Works Department, Design Services Section
SUBJECT
Reject the bid for the Friant Road Median Island Cap Restoration Project -Bid File No.3560 (Council
Districts 2 and 6)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council reject the bid submitted by Avison Construction Inc.,in the
amount of $677,315 for the Friant Road Median Island Cap Restoration Project and direct staff to
rebid the project.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The existing Friant Road median islands from Nees Avenue to Fresno Street are currently capped
with asphalt.This project proposes to remove the existing median island cap,beautify the median
islands with decorative stamped concrete,drought resistant trees,shrubs and ground cover,and
install water-efficient irrigation.The existing median curb will not be disturbed and no changes to the
roadway geometrics are proposed.This project is located within Council Districts 2 and 6,and enters
Caltrans Right of Way.
The only bid submitted on the project was from Avison Construction Inc.in the amount of $677,315.
As this amount exceeds the project budget,awarding a contract is not possible;staff recommends
that City Council reject the bid for the Friant Road Median Island Cap Restoration Project and direct
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that City Council reject the bid for the Friant Road Median Island Cap Restoration Project and direct
staff to rebid the project.
BACKGROUND
The Friant Road Median Island Cap Restoration Project was initiated when the project was
incorporated in the FY 2017 Capital Budget as adopted by the Council.The Friant Road median
island concrete cap represents the only capital improvement which was not completed out of Urban
Growth Management (UGM)Major Street Zone “A”,with the balance of UGM funds in this zone to be
utilized to complete the hardscape improvements.As a gateway into a prominent commercial area for
the City,the asphalt cap is recommended for replacement with decorative stamped concrete and
median island trees.The project was designed in-house by Public Works staff with assistance from a
landscaping consultant via informal contract of less than $5,000.The design started in February of
2017 and took approximately 14 months to complete.As this segment of Friant Road crosses under
the State Route 41 bridges,approval of an encroachment permit from the State of California,
Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is required.
Public Works staff believes the high bid amount on the project was due to the restrictive traffic control
requirements placed on the project by Caltrans,as well as the overall higher bid prices in the local
market resulting from the large influx of developer and governmental capital projects which are
currently ongoing.This resulted in low interest from potential bidders and likely increased the one bid
received by the City’s Purchasing Division.Staff will also reexamine the project scope and
implement some value engineering to deliver the project within the available budget.
The Notice Inviting Bids was published in the Business Journal on April 16,2018,and was also
posted on the City’s website and faxed to thirteen (13)building exchanges.The specifications were
distributed to four (4)prospective bidders.Only one (1)sealed bid proposal was received and
opened in a public bid opening on May 1,2018,with the bid reading of $677,315.Awarding the
contract to the sole bidder is not possible because it exceeds the project budget.The expiration
date of the bid is August 31,2018.Therefore,staff recommends the Council reject the bid that was
submitted and direct staff to rebid the project.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)Guidelines,Section
15378, the rejection of all bids does not qualify as a “project” as defined by the CEQA requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not implemented because this item is the rejection of the one bid that was
received.
FISCAL IMPACT
A rejection of the bid will result in additional staff costs in order to reevaluate the design and to put
the project back out to bid.The adopted project budget has sufficient funding to cover the additional
staff costs in order to rebid the project. There will be no impact to the General Fund.
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Attachments:
Bid Evaluation
Vicinity Map
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File #:ID18-0844 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-C
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:RANDALL W. MORRISON, PE, Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Engineering Division
M. SCOTT TYLER, PE, Public Works Manager
Public Works Department, Project Management Section
JIM POLSGROVE, Supervising Engineering Technician
Public Works Department, Project Management Section
SUBJECT
RESOLUTION -Calling a public hearing to determine whether public necessity,health,safety,or
welfare requires the formation of Underground Utility District No.FRE-96,(“UUD FRE-96”);public
hearing set for August 16, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. (Council District 3)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends Council adopt the attached Resolution setting the time and place for a public
hearing to determine whether public necessity,health,safety,or welfare requires the formation of
Underground Utility District No.FRE-96 located along Church Avenue between Walnut and Martin
Luther King Blvd.,Walnut Avenue between Church Avenue and Grove Avenue and Martin Luther
King Blvd. between Church Avenue and Grove Avenue.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Proposed UUD FRE-96 is generally located along Church Avenue between Walnut and Martin Luther
King Blvd.,Walnut Avenue between Church Avenue and Grove Avenue and Martin Luther King Blvd.
between Church Avenue and Grove Avenue as shown on Exhibit “A”of the attached Resolution.
Staff is requesting the adoption of UUD FRE-96 so that overhead utilities can be undergrounded
along these roadways in conjunction with the City’s street improvement projects surrounding the
planned Martin Luther King Activity Center.Underground installation of Pacific Gas and Electric
(“PG&E”)overhead electrical facilities is funded by the utility company funds set aside pursuant to
California Public Utility Commission (“CPUC”)Rule 20A.PG&E’s cost to underground existing
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California Public Utility Commission (“CPUC”)Rule 20A.PG&E’s cost to underground existing
overhead facilities within UUD FRE-96 is estimated to be $4,000,000.Other utility companies,AT&T
and Comcast Cable,will provide 100 percent of the funding to underground their existing overhead
facilities.Adoption of the attached resolution will set the time and place of the public hearing required
pursuant to Fresno Municipal Code Section 13-600 et seq. for August 16, 2018 at 10:00 AM.
BACKGROUND
CPUC Rule 20A requires that PG&E allocate funds for the underground placement of existing
overhead electrical facilities.These funds accrue to PG&E from all rate payers as part of their
monthly bill,and are strictly reserved to underground overhead facilities in approved Underground
Utility Districts (UUDs).Specific UUDs are formed by City Council action at noticed public hearings
pursuant to Fresno Municipal Code Section 13-600 et seq.using criteria established by CPUC Rule
20A:
1.Such undergrounding will avoid or eliminate an unusually heavy concentration of
overhead electric facilities;
2.The street or road or right-of-way is extensively used by the general public and
carries a heavy volume of pedestrian or vehicular traffic;
3.The street or road or right-of-way adjoins or passes through a civic area or
public recreation area or an area of unusual scenic interest to the general
public;
4.The street or road or right-of-way is considered an arterial street or major
collector as defined in the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research
General Plan Guidelines.
Underground installation of PG&E overhead electrical facilities are funded by money set aside
pursuant to the CPUC Rule 20A.Rule 20A identifies funding for undergrounding existing overhead
utilities only.Other utility companies,AT&T and Comcast Cable,will provide 100 percent of the
funding to underground their existing overhead facilities.The proposed Martin Luther King Activity
Center project is part of a catalytic transformation currently underway to improve air quality and
overall quality of life in Southwest Fresno.Through funding from the Transformative Climate
Communities Program,investments from State Center Community College District (SCCCD)and
collaboration with the City of Fresno,Southwest Fresno will soon be home to a new community
college campus.The City has also secured federal and local funding for street improvements and
active transportation infrastructure in the area adjacent to the Campus.The proposed trails,bike
lanes and sidewalks will provide connectivity for students and residents.It is expected that a
number of housing developments and retailers will follow the campus,bringing an even greater
need for complete streets that support alternative modes of travel.Undergrounding the overhead
utilities is essential in the build out of the proposed street improvements.
The formation of the UUD imposes the requirement upon utility companies to underground existing
overhead electrical and communication facilities.The formation of the UUD also requires affected
property owners to modify their existing overhead services to accept utility service from the
underground facilities.However,the City can make the cost of the conversion for each property
owner a cost covered by the allocated funds from the Rule 20A.City policy is now and hasCity of Fresno Printed on 3/13/2023Page 2 of 3
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owner a cost covered by the allocated funds from the Rule 20A.City policy is now and has
historically been to utilize Rule 20A funds for the cost of the conversion.
UUD FRE-96 was added to the current Five Year Underground Utility District Plan and approved by
City Council January 11, 2018.
Adoption of the resolution will set the time and place of the public hearing for August 16.2018 at
10:00 AM in the Council Chambers of the Fresno City Hall, 2600 Fresno Street, Fresno, California.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
Staff has performed a preliminary environmental assessment of this project and has determined
that it falls within the Categorical Exemption set forth in Sections 15302(c)and (d)of the CEQA
Guidelines,which exempts replacement or reconstruction of existing utility systems and/or facilities
involving negligible or no expansion of capacity and conversion of overhead electric utility
distribution system facilities to underground including connection to existing overhead electric utility
distribution lines where the surface is restored to the condition existing prior to the undergrounding.
Furthermore,Staff has determined that none of the exceptions to Categorical Exemptions set forth
in the CEQA Guidelines, section 15300.2 apply to this project.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
This Council item does not call for activities which require local preference rules.
FISCAL IMPACT
There will be no impact to the City’s General Fund.Underground installation of PG&E overhead
electrical facilities are funded by the utility company funds set aside pursuant to the PUC Rule 20A.
Other utility companies,AT&T and Comcast Cable,will provide 100 percent of the funding to
underground their existing overhead facilities.Administrative costs for the formation of the District
will be funded by the adjacent Public Works Department capital improvement project budgets.
Attachments:
Exhibit “A”
Resolution
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:ANDREW J. BENELLI, PE, City Engineer/Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
ANN LILLIE, Senior Engineering Technician
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
SUBJECT
RESOLUTION -Of Intention to Annex the Territory Known as Assessor’s Parcel Number
504-091-14S as Annexation No.31 to the City of Fresno Community Facilities District No.
9 and to Authorize the Levy of Special Taxes (southeast corner of North Riverside Drive
and West Herndon Avenue);and setting the public hearing for August 23,2018 at 10:00
a.m. (Council District 2)
RECOMMENDATION
Adopt Resolution of Intention to annex the territory known as Assessor’s Parcel Number 504-091-
14S as Annexation No. 31 to the City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9 (“CFD No. 9”).
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The landowner has petitioned the City of Fresno (“City”)to have the territory known as Assessor’s
Parcel Number 504-091-14S annexed to CFD No.9 to provide funding for the operation and reserves
for maintenance (“Services”)pertaining to certain above ground public improvements located within
the public easements along the frontages of North Riverside Drive and West Herndon Avenue
associated with this development.The cost for these Services for the public improvements totals
$1,159.00 annually for fiscal year 2018-2019.Annexation No.31 is located entirely in the Fresno
City Limits.The Resolution of Intention begins the process,sets the required public hearing for
Thursday,August 23,2018,at 10:00 a.m.,and defines the steps required to complete the annexation
(reference attached location map).
BACKGROUND
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New commercial,industrial,and multi-family subdivisions and parcel maps have different needs and
standards than those of a standard single-family residential subdivision.Commercial,industrial and
multi-family subdivisions are traditionally self-maintained with different proprietary requirements for
landscaping,signage and general designs.CFD No.9 is designed to accommodate these
requirements by providing funding for services for certain required public improvements along the
perimeters of these developments.On December 16,2008,the Council of the City of Fresno
adopted Council Resolution No.2008-351,forming CFD No.9 to provide funding for the Services for
certain public improvements located within and adjacent to public streets on the perimeter of
commercial,industrial and multi-family subdivisions as described and permitted pursuant the Goals
and Policies for CFD No.9 and the City of Fresno Special Tax Financing Law,Chapter 8,Division 1,
Article 3 of the Fresno Municipal Code (“City Law”)and the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of
1982 (Chapter 2.5,commencing with Section 53311,of Part 1,Division 2,Title 5 of the California
Government Code).
The landowner has petitioned the City to have the territory known as Assessor’s Parcel Number 504-
091-14S annexed to CFD No.9 to provide funding for the Services pertaining to certain above
ground public improvements located within the public easements along the frontages of North
Riverside Drive and West Herndon Avenue associated with this development.These improvements
include but are not limited to,concrete curb,gutter,sidewalk and curb ramp,expressway barrier
fence, and street lights (reference attached location map).
The attached Resolution initiates the annexation process,sets the public hearing for Thursday,
August 23,2018,at 10:00 a.m.,sets the Maximum Special Tax at a total of $1,159.00 to be
apportioned for Assessor’s Parcel Number 504-091-14S annually for FY2018-19,and that the
maximum special tax may be adjusted annually at the discretion of the City at +3%plus the increase,
if any, in the Construction Cost Index for the San Francisco Region.
Annexations to existing community facilities districts are permitted under City Law.The legislative
body must follow certain prescribed procedures as outlined below:
§Adoption of a Resolution of Intention to Annex to CFD No. 9
§Required 7-day minimum Notice of Public Hearing
§Public hearing on Annexation and Levy of Special Tax
§Call a Special Mailed-Ballot Election on the proposed Special Tax
§Declare the Results of the Election
§Formal Adoption of Special Tax Levy (if election passes)
The attached Resolution has been approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
hearing does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental
Quality Act requirements.
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or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
No City funds will be involved.All costs will be borne by the landowner as set by Exhibit D of the
Resolution of Intention attached herein.
Attachments:
Location Map
Resolution of Intention
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:ANDREW J. BENELLI, PE, City Engineer/Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
ANN LILLIE, Senior Engineering Technician
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
SUBJECT
RESOLUTION -Of Intention to Annex the Territory Known as Assessor’s Parcel Number
458-270-01 as Annexation No.32 to the City of Fresno Community Facilities District No.9
and to Authorize the Levy of Special Taxes (southwest corner of South West Avenue and
West Nielsen Avenue);and setting the public hearing for August 23,2018 at 10:00 a.m.
(Council District 3)
RECOMMENDATION
Adopt Resolution of Intention to annex the territory known as Assessor’s Parcel Number 458-270-01
as Annexation No. 32 to the City of Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9 (“CFD No. 9”).
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The landowner has petitioned the City of Fresno (“City”)to have Assessor’s Parcel Number 458-270-
01 annexed to CFD No.9 to provide funding for the operation and reserves for maintenance
(“Services”)pertaining to certain above ground public improvements within the street rights-of-way
along the frontage of this development.The cost for these Services for the public improvements
totals $1,020.00 annually for fiscal year 2018-2019.Annexation No.32 is located entirely in the
Fresno City Limits.The Resolution of Intention begins the process,sets the required public hearing
for Thursday,August 23,2018,at 10:00 a.m.,and defines the steps required to complete the
annexation (reference attached location map).
BACKGROUND
New commercial,industrial,and multi-family subdivisions and parcel maps have different needs and
standards than those of a standard single-family residential subdivision.Commercial,industrial and
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standards than those of a standard single-family residential subdivision.Commercial,industrial and
multi-family subdivisions are traditionally self-maintained with different proprietary requirements for
landscaping,signage and general designs.CFD No.9 is designed to accommodate these
requirements by providing funding for services for certain required public improvements along the
perimeters of these developments.On December 16,2008,the Council of the City of Fresno
adopted Council Resolution No.2008-351,forming CFD No.9 to provide funding for the Services for
certain public improvements located within and adjacent to public streets on the perimeter of
commercial,industrial and multi-family subdivisions as described and permitted pursuant the Goals
and Policies for CFD No.9 and the City of Fresno Special Tax Financing Law,Chapter 8,Division 1,
Article 3 of the Fresno Municipal Code (“City Law”)and the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of
1982 (Chapter 2.5,commencing with Section 53311,of Part 1,Division 2,Title 5 of the California
Government Code).
The landowner has petitioned the City to have the territory known as Assessor’s Parcel Number 458-
270-01 annexed to CFD No.9 to provide funding for the Services pertaining to certain above ground
public improvements within the street rights-of-way;including without limitations,concrete curbs,
gutters,sidewalks,and curb ramps,street lighting,and street paving (reference attached location
map).
The attached Resolution initiates the annexation process,sets the public hearing for Thursday,
August 23,2018,at 10:00 a.m.,sets the Maximum Special Tax at a total of $1,020.00 to be
apportioned for Assessor’s Parcel Number 458-270-01 annually for FY2018-19,and that the
maximum special tax may be adjusted annually at the discretion of the City at +3%plus the increase,
if any, in the Construction Cost Index for the San Francisco Region.
Annexations to existing community facilities districts are permitted under City Law.The legislative
body must follow certain prescribed procedures as outlined below:
§Adoption of a Resolution of Intention to Annex to CFD No. 9
§Required 7-day minimum Notice of Public Hearing
§Public hearing on Annexation and Levy of Special Tax
§Call a Special Mailed-Ballot Election on the proposed Special Tax
§Declare the Results of the Election
§Formal Adoption of Special Tax Levy (if election passes)
The attached Resolution has been approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
hearing does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental
Quality Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered since this item does not include a bid or award of a construction
or services contract.
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FISCAL IMPACT
No City funds will be involved.All costs will be borne by the landowner as set by Exhibit D of the
Resolution of Intention attached herein.
Attachments:
Location Map
Resolution of Intention
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Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0819 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-F
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:YVONNE SPENCE, City Clerk
Office of the City Clerk
SUBJECT
***RESOLUTION - Declaring the results of the Consolidated Direct Primary Election held within the
City of Fresno on June 5, 2018. (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the Council adopt the attached Resolution declaring the results of the June 5,
2018 Primary Election.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On July 17, 2018, the City Clerk’s Office received from the County Clerk a certified abstract of the
canvass of the results of the Primary Election held on June 5, 2018. Under the Elections Code, the
Council must now declare the results of the election. An appropriate resolution has been prepared
and is being presented for adoption.
BACKGROUND
The results from the Primary Election held on June 5, 2018, illustrate that Esmeralda Soria received
over 50 percent of the votes within the City of Fresno. Esmeralda Soria will continue serving her
term as a City Council Member of the City of Fresno upon administration of the oath of office
currently scheduled for January 2019. A general municipal election in November is required for
Districts 3, 5 and 7.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
This resolution is not a project for the purposes of the California Environmental Quality Act.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not implemented because this item does not include a bid or an award of a
construction or service contract.
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FISCAL IMPACT
N/A
Attachment:Resolution and Exhibit A
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File #:ID18-0866 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-G
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:YVONNE SPENCE, City Clerk
Office of the City Clerk
SUBJECT
Approval of an amendment to the City Council Meeting Schedule for Calendar Year 2018 adding
August 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. to the calendar
RECOMMENDATION
The recommendation is for the City Council to review and approve the amendment to the City
Council Meeting Schedule for Calendar Year 2018.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City Council Meeting Schedule for Calendar Year 2018 is being amended to add an additional
Council meeting date to the current schedule.
BACKGROUND
The proponents for Fresno for Clean, Safe Neighborhood Parks submitted a petition to the City Clerk
on Monday, July 9, 2018. An additional regular meeting is required in order to introduce and adopt
initiative ordinance. The additional meeting is also needed for Council to request consolidation with
the State Primary Election.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
This item is not a CEQA project.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
NA
FISCAL IMPACT
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Funding for this initiative to be on the ballot in November 2018 would come from the General Fund.
The General Fund already has funds in it for the November election.
Attachment:Amendment
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING SCHEDULE - 2018
December 28, 2017 NO MEETING – CHRISTMAS WEEK
January 4 NO MEETING – NEW YEARS WEEK
*January 11 9:00 a.m.
January 18 NO MEETING –DR. KING DAY
January 25 10:00 a.m.
February 1 NO MEETING
*February 8 9:00 a.m.
February 15 9:00 a.m.
February 22 NO MEETING – PRESIDENT’S DAY
March 1 9:00 a.m.
*March 8 9:00 a.m.
March 15 NO MEETING
March 22 9:00 a.m.
March 29 NO MEETING - SPRING BREAK
*April 5 9:00 a.m.
April 12 NO MEETING
April 19 9:00 a.m.
April 26 NO MEETING
May 3 NO MEETING
*May 10 9:00 a.m.
May 17 9:00 a.m.
May 24 9:00 a.m.
May 31 NO MEETING – MEMORIAL DAY
June 7 NO MEETING
*June 14 9:00 a.m.
June 21 9:00 a.m.
June 28 9:00 a.m.
Budget Hearings: June 5,6,11,12
(Vote on motions on June 19, 2018 )
(Vote on final budget on June 21, 2018)
(Reserve June 28, 2018 if needed for final budget vote)
No hearings scheduled after 2 pm on meetings marked with an *.
Approved by City Council on 12/7/2017
(Subject to change)
July 5 COUNCIL VACATION
*July 12 COUNCIL VACATION
July 19 9:00 a.m. - CANCELLED
July 26 1:30 p.m.
August 2 COUNCIL VACATION
*August 9 10:00 a.m.
August 16 9:00 a.m.
August 23 9:00 a.m.
August 30 9:00 a.m.
September 6 NO MEETING – LABOR DAY
September 13 NO MEETING – LEAGUE OF CA. CITIES
September 20 9:00 a.m.
September 27 9:00 a.m.
October 4 NO MEETING
*October 11 9:00 a.m.
October 18 9:00 a.m.
October 25 9:00 a.m.
November 1 9:00 a.m.
*November 8 9:00 a.m.
November 15 9:00 a.m.
November 22 NO MEETING – THANKSGIVING WEEK
November 29 NO MEETING
December 6 9:00 a.m.
December 13 9:00 a.m.
December 20 NO MEETING
December 27 NO MEETING – CHRISTMAS WEEK
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January 3, 2019 – 10:00 a.m. SWEARING IN CEREMONY
January 10, 2019 – 8:30 a.m.
January 17, 2019 – NO MEETING – MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
January 24, 2019 - 8:30a.m.
January 31, 2019 – 8:30a.m.
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
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File #:ID18-0852 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-H
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JERRY P. DYER, Chief of Police
Police Department
BY:ANDREW J. HALL, Deputy Chief
Support & Special Services Divisions
SUBJECT
Actions pertaining to the 2017-2018 Tobacco Law Enforcement grant program
1.Authorize the Chief of Police to accept $129,155 in grant funding for the 2017-2018 Tobacco
Law Enforcement grant program awarded to the Fresno Police Department from the State of
California Department of Justice
2.Authorize the Chief of Police to execute the agreement and all related documents applicable
to the 2017-2018 Tobacco Law Enforcement grant program
3.***RESOLUTION -2nd amendment to the Annual Appropriation Resolution (AAR)No.2018-
157 appropriating $64,900 for the Police Department’s Tobacco Law Enforcement grant.
(Requires 5 affirmative votes) (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that Council authorize acceptance of $129,155 in grant funding from the 2017-
2018 Tobacco Law Enforcement grant program,allowing the Chief of Police to enter into and execute
the agreement and all program required documents,and adopt the 2nd Amendment to AAR No 2018-
157 to appropriate $64,900 into the FY 2019 budget.Funds have been awarded for the 2017-2018
Tobacco Law Enforcement grant to the Fresno Police Department’s Traffic Bureau.The remaining
funds will be realized in the FY 2020 budget.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The California Department of Justice has awarded $129,155 in grant funding to the Fresno Police
Department to provide prevention,education,and enforcement of tobacco related enforcement
issues.The grant period is from June 1,2018 to July 30,2020.The funding will be for officer
overtime for enforcement operations related to current tobacco law,program related operations,and
supplies.
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BACKGROUND
With 668 premises licensed to sell tobacco within the City of Fresno,the Department realizes the
importance of issues related to tobacco education,enforcement,and abuse prevention.The Tobacco
Law Enforcement grant Program’s goal is to increase tobacco awareness;educate officers,licensees
and the community on laws involving tobacco sales including vaping,and to hold licensees
accountable.This can be accomplished by:Roll Call Training Bulletins;educating Patrol Officers and
Student Resource Officers on regulations for establishments that sell tobacco,providing education to
the community,licensees and their employees;and other undercover operations (Minor Decoy,
Shoulder Tap, etc.).
Sales of tobacco to minors and furnishing tobacco related products to minors remain among the top
tobacco-related concerns of the community and law enforcement.Undercover operations have
shown that licensees continue to sell tobacco to minors and adults occasionally purchase tobacco
products for minors in violation of the law.These operations serve to identify violators,hold
accountable and discourage others from selling to minors.
In 2017,the Fresno Police Department responded to 424,785 calls for service an increase of 7%
over 2016.Approximately 500 of these calls were tobacco or cigarette related.The tobacco related
calls where persons were either cited or contacted ranged from theft of cigarettes by juvenile
suspects to juveniles trying to get adults to purchase tobacco products for them;and loitering outside
of the business harassing customers asking for cigarettes.Many of these calls were within a ¼to ½
mile from either a Fresno Unified School District elementary,middle or high school or the California
State University, Fresno campus.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
This is not a “project” for the purposes of CEQA, pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15378.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because accepting grant funds does not include a bid or award
of a construction or service contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no impact to the general fund and costs associated with the 2017-2018 Tobacco Law
Enforcement grant program along with the corresponding revenue will be added to the Department’s
State grant fund for FY 2019.This funding will enable FPD to proactively prevent underage tobacco
use and the sale of tobacco to minors through education and enforcement within the City of Fresno.
Attachment:2nd Amendment to Annual Appropriations Resolution No. 2018-157
Memorandum of Understanding Grant Agreement with California Department of Justice
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Effective Date:
Resolution No.
RESOLUTION NO. ___________
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO
ADOPTING THE 2ndth AMENDMENT TO THE ANNUAL
APPROPRIATION RESOLUTION NO. 2018-157 APPROPRIATING
$64,900 FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT’S TOBACCO LAW
ENFORCEMENT GRANT
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO:
THAT PART III of the Annual Appropriation Resolution No. 2018-157 be and is hereby
amended as follows:
Increase/(Decrease)
TO: POLICE DEPARTMENT
Misc State Grants - Police $ 64,900
THAT account titles and numbers requiring adjustment by this Resolution are as follows:
Misc. State Grants - Police
Revenues:
Account: 33401 State-Grant $ 64,900
Fund: 22028
Org Unit: 156285
Total Revenues $ 64,900
Appropriations:
Account: 51301 Overtime $ 63,100
57411 New Machinery & Equipment 500
58015 Petty Cash--Initial/Increase 1,300
Fund: 22028
Org Unit: 156285
Total Appropriations $ 64,900
THAT the purpose is to appropriate $64,900 for the Police Department’s Tobacco Law
Enforcement Grant to fund officer overtime for tobacco law enforcement, operations, and
supplies.
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CLERK’S CERTIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA}
COUNTY OF FRESNO } ss.
CITY OF FRESNO }
I, YVONNE SPENCE, City Clerk of the City of Fresno, certify that the foregoing
Resolution was adopted by the Council of the City of Fresno, California, at a regular meeting
thereof, held on the Day of , 2018
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Mayor Approval: , 2018
Mayor Approval/No Return: , 2018
Mayor Veto: , 2018
Council Override Veto: , 2018
YVONNE SPENCE, MMC
City Clerk
BY: ______________________
Deputy
City of Fresno
Police Department
Captain Michael Reid
Support Division/Traffic Safety and Support Services Unit
(559) 621-5051
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
with the
California Department of Justice
June 1, 2018 – June 30, 2020
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I PURPOSE
This Memorandum of Understanding (the “MOU”) is entered into by the Department of Justice
(“DOJ”) and the City of Fresno Police Department (hereinafter, “Grantee”), to provide grant
funds to Grantee for expenditure. The Grantee will expend funds for the purposes identified in
the approved Grant Application submitted by Grantee in response to the DOJ’s Request for
Proposals for activities of Local Law Enforcement Agencies to be funded under the California
Healthcare, Research and Prevention Tobacco Tax Act of 2016 (the “Act”), approved by the
voters as Proposition 56.
This MOU becomes effective upon completion of all signatures, and expires on June 30, 2020.
The DOJ grants to Grantee $129,155, (the “Grant Amount”) for expenditure in accordance with
this MOU, including the Scope of Work included in the approved Grant Application.
The Request for Proposals, Grantee Handbook and Grant Application are incorporated by
reference into this MOU.
II COMMUNICATION
All reports, notices, requests, and/or correspondence pertaining to this MOU shall be forwarded
to the Tobacco Grant Unit at:
California Department of Justice
Division of Law Enforcement
Attn: Shannon Patterson
1300 I Street, Suite 1140
Sacramento, CA 95814
TobaccoGrants@doj.ca.gov
(916) 210-7418
III BUDGET
Grantee agrees to expend the Grant Amount in accordance with the approved Budget
(Attachment 1).
Grantee must submit any request for a change to a Budget item in writing or via e-mail to the
DOJ and any changes to the Budget must be pre-approved in writing by the Tobacco Grant Unit
at least thirty (30) days in advance of any change to the Budget item.
IV COST REIMBURSEMENT/INVOICING
DOJ agrees to reimburse Grantee, in arrears, for Grantee’s actual expenditures in performing the
Scope of Work, upon receipt of invoices from Grantee and approval of the invoices by DOJ.
Grantee will submit only one (1) invoice each month for items included in the Budget, included
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completed travel and training, if applicable. The Grantee is required to ensure that all vendor
deliverables are accepted and approved, equipment delivered, travel completed, and
administrative activities performed. Invoiced amounts may not exceed the costs specified in the
approved Budget.1
Grantee will provide substantiation to DOJ pertaining to acceptance of hardware, software,
services, and deliverables along with approved invoices for payment. Invoices paid by the
Grantee and submitted to the DOJ for reimbursement must include the invoice number, invoice
date, service period, agreement number, vendor name, vendor contact information, amounts,
along with the approved Budget Template clearly identifying which expenditure the invoice is
associated with. Grantee shall provide copies of packing slips substantiating delivery of
purchased equipment. Grantee invoices and supporting documentation must be sent to the DOJ
in hard copy format no later than the 15
th calendar day following the month of expenditure.
(Example, a purchase made on June 2
nd would require invoice to be received by the DOJ no later
than July 15th).
Invoices must be e-mailed or delivered via U.S. Mail addressed to:
California Department of Justice
Division of Law Enforcement
Attn: Tobacco Grant Unit
1300 I Street, Suite 1140
Sacramento, CA 95814
TobaccoGrants@doj.ca.gov
V BUDGET CONTINGENCY CLAUSE
It is mutually agreed that if the Budget Act of the current year and/or any subsequent years
covered under the agreement does not appropriate sufficient funds for this MOU, this MOU shall
be of no further force and effect. In this event, the DOJ shall have no liability to pay any funds
whatsoever to Grantee or to furnish any other considerations under this MOU and Grantee shall
not be obligated to continue performing any provisions of this agreement for which it would
have been reimbursed.
If funding for any fiscal year is reduced or deleted in the Budget Act for purposes of this MOU,
the DOJ shall have the option to either cancel this MOU with no liability occurring to the DOJ,
or offer an amendment to the Grantee to reflect the reduced amount.
VI QUARTERLY REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Grantee will submit quarterly progress reports to the DOJ. These reports, which will describe
progress made on the recipient’s Scope of Work, shall be submitted to DOJ according to the
following schedule:
1) January 1 through March 31: Due April 15
1 Approved Budget included under Attachment 1.
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2) April 1 through June 30: Due July 15
3) July 1 through September 30: Due October 15
4) October 1 through December 31: Due January 15
Grantees shall submit any other reports and data as required by the DOJ.
VII ADMINISTRATION AND AUDIT
The DOJ is not liable for the Grantee’s use of funds or any subsequent audit findings.
Grantee agrees that the DOJ and the California State Auditor, or their designated representatives
shall have the right to review and copy any records and supporting documentation pertaining to
the funds expended by Grantee and the Grantee’s performance of the Scope of Work under this
MOU. Grantee agrees to maintain all such records and reports for possible audit for a minimum
of three (3) years after payment by DOJ of the final invoice submitted by Grantee. Grantee
agrees to allow access to such records during normal business hours and to allow interviews with
officers and employees who might reasonably have information related to such records.
[Grantee agrees to include a similar right for DOJ and California State Auditor to audit records
and interview staff in any subcontract related to performance of the MOU.]
Should Grantee fail to comply with this MOU, including any expenditures for purposes not
permitted under the MOU, DOJ may take one or more of the actions described under Remedies
for Noncompliance in the Grant Handbook. Actions include but are not limited to requiring
Grantee to return grant funds, and any other remedies available under law, and the Grantee may
be disqualified from applying for or receiving future grant funds.
VIII GRANTEE CONTACT INFORMATION
Janette Olson, Police Detective
Fresno Police Department, Traffic Bureau
P.O. Box 1271, Fresno, CA 93715-1271
559.621.2342
Janette.olson@fresno.gov
David Gibeault, Police Sergeant
Fresno Police Department, Traffic Bureau
P.O. Box 1271, Fresno, CA 93715-1271
559.621.5054
Dave.gibeault@fresno.gov
Richard Tucker, Police Lieutenant
Fresno Police Department, Traffic Bureau
P.O. Box 1271, Fresno, CA 93715-1271
559.621.5056
Richard.tucker@fresno.gov
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Courtney Espinoza, Business Manager
Fresno Police Department, Grants Management Unit
P.O. Box 1271, Fresno, CA 93715-1271
559.621.2305
Courtney.espinoza@fresno.gov
IX MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Amendment-No amendment or variation of the terms of this MOU is valid unless made in
writing, and signed by the duly authorized representatives of the parties.
Assignment- This MOU is not assignable by Grantee in whole or in part.
Indemnification- Grantee agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the DOJ, its officers, agents and
employees from all claims, liabilities, or losses in connection with the performance of this MOU.
Termination – The DOJ may terminate this MOU and be relieved of any obligation to provide
grant funds to Grantee should Grantee fail to perform the Scope of Work at the time and in the
manner provided in this MOU.
X AUTHORIZATION
The DOJ and Grantee, by their duly authorized officials, have executed this MOU on the
respective dates indicated below. This MOU and any future amendments shall be forwarded to
the Division of Law Enforcement, Office of the Chief, with all its attachments, and will become
effective upon completion of signature from all parties. .
______________________________________________________
JERRY P. DYER, CHIEF OF POLICE Date
Fresno Police Department
______________________________________________________
SHANNON PATTERSON, GRANT MGR.Date
Office of the Chief
California Department of Justice
______________________________________________________
KEVIN GARDNER, Chief Date
Office of the Chief
California Department of Justice
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______________________________________________________
CHRIS RYAN, Chief Date
Office of Fiscal Management
California Department of Justice
City of Fresno
Staff Report
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File #:ID18-0856 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-I
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:PARVIN J. NELOMS, Jr., Director
Parks, After School, Recreation and Community Services Department
BY:KYLE B. JEFFCOACH, Recreation Manager
Parks, After School, Recreation and Community Services Department
SUBJECT
Approval of a three-year agreement between the City of Fresno (through the PARCS Department)
and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County to serve as the operator responsible for recreational
programming at the Fink White Neighborhood Center
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council approve the three-year Agreement between the City of
Fresno (through the PARCS department)and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County to continue
as the lead operator for providing recreational programming at the Fink White Neighborhood Center.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
For the past eight years,the City has collaborated with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County
with providing recreational activities at the Fink White Neighborhood Center.The attached
agreement will continue the partnership for three years and includes the option to renew for an
additional two years.
The Agreement provides details of the agreed upon service and expectations of both parties as it
relates to providing recreational and other related activities at the Fink White Neighborhood Center
located at 535 S. Trinity Avenue, Fresno, CA 93706 (District 3).
In summary,the primary responsibility of the City will be the general maintenance of buildings and
green space,and covering the costs of gas,electricity,water,sewer,and garbage.However,as
outlined in the agreement,if the monthly gas and electricity expense at the Center exceeds 5%of the
expense for that same month in the prior fiscal year,the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County will
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be held responsible to pay for the difference.
The primary responsibility of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County is to provide diverse and
comprehensive recreational activities, programs and events.
BACKGROUND
Since July 2012,the City of Fresno’s PARCS Department and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno
County have been partners with the recreational offerings and operation of the Fink White
Neighborhood Center.Over these past 8 years,the Boys and Girls Club of Fresno County has
demonstrated the ability to manage the facility and has exceeded the City’s expectations with regard
to the level of programming being provided at the Fink White Neighborhood Center.
As with the previous agreement,the Boys and Girls Club will act as the lead operator and the City will
augment this effort by continuing to provide two temporary services aides already assigned to the
facility.Approval of this agreement will allow both entities to continue working collaboratively to
provide quality recreational programs to the participants of the Fink White Neighborhood Center.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
This license agreement is not a project for the purposes of the California Environmental Quality Act.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not implemented because this item does not include the award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
Approval of the attached agreement will have no additional impact to the General Fund.Facility
maintenance,utilities,and field/landscape maintenance have been budgeted at the appropriate level
and consistent with all other Neighborhood Centers.As noted above,gas and electricity expenses
incurred at Fink White that are more than 5%above current levels will be the responsibility of the
Boys and Girls Club and reimbursed to the City.
Attachments:
Agreement between City of Fresno (through the PARCS department) and Boys and Girls Clubs of
Fresno County for the operation of recreational programming at Fink White Neighborhood Center
Exhibit A - Facility Inventory
Exhibit B - Insurance Requirements
Exhibit C - Summary of Reporting Requirements
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EXHIBIT A
FACILITY INVENTORY
FINK WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
BOYS and GIRLS CLUBS of FRESNO COUNTY
GAME ROOM KITCHEN
ITEM QTY ITEM QTY
Air Hockey table 1 Blender 1
Assorted board games Buckets (blue/hand)6
Assorted books Cleaning supplies (Clorox wipes, spray
bottles, air freshners, dish soap, etc.)
Assorted Xbox One & PS4 video games Cotton Candy Machine 1
Cleaning equip: broom, mop, dust pan Food/cooking supplies
Computer desks 8 Game table 1
Computer tower and monitor 6 George Foreman Grill 1
Extension cord 3 Hot tray 1
Flat screen TV 1 Igloos (water/blue)2
Grey chair 10 Igloos (water/orange)2
Hard drives 6 Microwave 1
Long table 1 Plastic bins for kitchen supplies
Ping Pong table 1 Pots and pans
Pool ball set 1 Rake (large leaf)4
Pool sticks 5 Shaved Ice Machine 1
Pool Table 1 Skillet 1
PS4 1 Step stool 1
PS4 controller 2 Toaster 2
Round table 1
Small black shelf 2 BACK STORAGE ROOM
Steel benches 2 ITEM QTY
Stereo system 1 Arts and Crafts supplies (assorted)
Tall floor fan 1 Board games (missing pieces/incompl)
Tall table 2 Drum set
Tall wooden chair 12 Jr Giants Baseball Equipment
Wooden poster board 1 Water Hose
Xbox One 1
Xbox One controller 2 ROOM 2
ITEM QTY
OFFICE Arts & Crafts supplies (misc)
Art supplies in boxes
ITEM QTY Assorted board games 60+
Computer chair 1 Ball/Bike air pumps 2
Computer tower and monitor 2 DVD & video games (assorted)
Desk 2 File cabinet (silver/large)1
Desk Fan 1 Filing cabinets 2
File cabinet (metal/black)1 Holiday Decorations
File cabinet (wood)1 Hygiene products (assorted)
File Wall Shelves (black)5 Jerseys
Laminator (Slim)1 Karoke Machine 2
Office Printer 2 Ladder 1
Phone 1 Laptop (Dell)1
Phone Answering Machine 1 Paper cutter 1
Plastic shelves (small/3 door)3 Paper divider shelf 1
Poster Boards 3 Plastic Shelves (White)2
Popcorn machine 1
Projector in bag (medium)1
Projector (theater size)1
Sports equipment
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0858 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-J
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JIM SCHAAD, Director
Department of Transportation
SCOTT MOZIER, Director
Public Works Department
BY:DARLENE CHRISTIANSEN, Senior Management Analyst
Department of Transportation
SHELBY MACNAB, Grants Administrator
Public Works Department
SUBJECT
RESOLUTION - Authorizing the submission of applications for the Fresno Council of Governments
(COG) 2018/19 Measure C New Technology Reserve Grant Program for Advanced Transit Projects
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends Council adopt a resolution authorizing and in support of applications for the Department of
Transportation, the Public Works Department, and the City of Fresno in partnership with Fresno City College to the
2018/19 Measure C New Technology Reserve Grant Program (New Technology Grant Program), and authorize the
Director of Transportation and the Director of Public Works or designees to execute all application-related documents.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Measure C Transportation Expenditure Plan includes the New Technology Reserve Fund. The program is
administered by the Fresno COG in conjunction with the Fresno County Transportation Authority (FCTA). The purpose of
this program is to fund advanced transit and transportation projects that have the potential for broad benefits to Fresno
County residents and will assist the region in meeting its air quality goals.
The City’s Department of Transportation (DOT) submitted an application in the first cycle of this program two years ago
and was awarded funding for the incremental cost of the newly developed near-zero CNG bus engines. In this second
cycle, the City would submit three applications: one from the DOT for a microtransit pilot project; one from the Department
of Public Works (DPW) for a Downtown Fresno adaptive real-time traffic synchronization system; and one in partnership
with Fresno City College West Satellite Campus for an advanced propulsion systems training center project.
BACKGROUND
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Fresno County voters approved Measure C, a ½ cent transportation sales tax, in 1986 and again in 2006. Fresno COG
prepared the Measure C Expenditure Plan, a guide to how $1.2 billion in Measure C transportation dollars will be spent
through the year 2027. It was prepared with COG partners, the cities, the County, Caltrans, the Fresno County
Transportation Authority (administrators of the tax), and other community stakeholder groups. In its first 20 years,
Measure C delivered more than $1 billion of improvements to state highways and county roadways and has helped the
building of additional lanes and freeway improvements throughout the County. As a result of the successful original
measure, Fresno County voters chose to extend Measure C for an additional 20 years. The Measure C Extension (2007-
2027) not only funds improvements of local roadways by repairing potholes and paving streets and sidewalks, but also
funds ride-share incentive programs and environmental enhancement programs. The Fresno County Transportation
Authority (FCTA) is the entity created by legislation to administer the Measure C Program(s) and ensure the revenue is
received and distributed appropriately. Fresno COG is responsible for the implementation of several Measure C programs
including the Measure C New Technology Reserve Grant Program (New Technology Grant Program). In this second
award cycle, the New Technology Grant Program makes $6,400,000 available for potential award in Fiscal Year 18/19.
Proposed applications include:
1.DOT application to the New Technology Grant Program for a Microtransit Demonstration Project. The intent of a
microtransit service is to address the “first-mile, last-mile” transportation gap at the start and end of every trip that
is difficult to serve with traditional public transit in a cost-effective way. Coverage to low-density areas becomes
more achievable and will promote greater use of the FAX system. FAX, in partnership with TransLoc, Inc. will
soon complete a microtransit simulation to identify areas in the City that microtransit could be implemented.
Utilizing the results of this simulation, the Measure C New Tech grant funds would be used to fund the one-year
demonstration project.
2.DPW application to fund a state-of-the-art Adaptive Signal Control Technology (ASCT) system which will be
added to the existing time-of-day Advanced Transportation Management System (ATMS) system in Downtown
Fresno along Fresno Street, Van Ness and the Downtown Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor. The ASCT adaptive
system will employ the latest wireless vehicle detection technology for real-time monitoring and continuous
synchronization. As a result of these improvements, traffic equipment will respond dynamically to changing
conditions to optimize traffic flow. This will bring key downtown corridors to the same level of adaptive real-time
synchronization as the Shaw Ave corridor, improving operations and reducing energy consumption and vehicle
emissions. A map included as an exhibit with this staff report identifies the project area which includes:
·Fresno Street from Divisadero to Broadway
·Van Ness from Divisadero to Ventura
·The BRT corridor along N Street, P Street, and Stanislaus Street
The ASCT wireless detection equipment proposed in the grant is considered new technology because it has not
yet be utilized in Fresno for adaptive traffic synchronization. It requires significantly less roadway modification to
install, which is ideal in the Downtown area.
3.DOT with FCC joint application for an Advanced Propulsion Systems Training Center project. The vehicle industry
has a shortage of skilled technicians trained to maintain today’s complex automotive propulsion systems. To
address this shortfall, this project will develop facilities, curriculum and training equipment/aids to educate current
and future vehicle technicians on advanced vehicle propulsion systems including battery-electric and other zero-
emission vehicles. The curriculum will compliment FCC’s existing automotive certification programs which are to
be relocated to the new West Fresno Satellite Campus. Electric bus supplier Proterra Inc. has committed to
partner in this effort. Additionally, there will be sharing of resources including, but not limited to: curriculum
materials, training equipment/aids, parts, and components, etc., in collaboration with existing FCC Educational
Partnerships:
·NAFTC - National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium (the FCC Automotive Technology Department is a
National Training Center for NAFTC)
·General Motors/General Motors Service Technical College/General Motors Automotive Service Educational
Program - (FCC is an approve GM ASEP College)
·Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Performance Institute - (FCC is an approved Mopar CAP College)
·Hunter Engineering Company - (FCC is an approved HEC Training Center)
·Bosch Diagnostics - (FCC is an approved Beta Test Center and Training Facility for Bosch Diagnostics)
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The City Attorney has reviewed the resolution as to form.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
This Resolution and authorization to submit grant applications is not a “project” for the purposes of the California
Environmental Quality Act, pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15378. Any resulting projects will undergo CEQA
analysis.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this Resolution and authorization does not include a bid or award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
This request will have no impact to the General Fund in the 2019 fiscal year. If the Public Works project receives a grant
award, local matching funds will be identified through future fiscal year capital budgets. If the Transportation Department
and/or Fresno City College projects receive awards, General Fund dollars would not be utilized for local match.
Attachments:
Resolution
Public Works Project Area Map
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0861 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-K
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:MICHAEL CARBAJAL, Interim Assistant Director
Department of Public Utilities - Utilities Planning & Engineering
BY:GLENN A. KNAPP, P.E., Professional Engineer
Department of Public Utilities - Utilities Planning & Engineering
SUBJECT
Approve Change Order No.15 to the construction contract with W.M.Lyles Company for the City of
Fresno’s Southeast Surface Water Treatment Facility to increase the lump sum contract value by
$197,819 (Citywide)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that City Council approve Change Order No.15 to the construction contract for the
City of Fresno’s (City)Southeast Surface Water Treatment Facility (Facility)to increase the lump sum
contract value by $197,819 for necessary modifications to various process controls and
appurtenances in meeting design intent and project operational, safety and security requirements.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On November 19,2015,City Council awarded a contract to W.M.Lyles Company for construction of
the Facility in the amount of $158,766,000.Notice to Proceed (NTP)with construction was issued on
December 31,2015.It is recommended that these items be incorporated into the construction
contract through Change Order No.15 in the amount of $197,819,for a net total increase of
$4,338,804 (2.73%),through 15 Contract Change Orders (CCO’s),resulting in a new total
construction contract value of $163,104,804.The cost of CCO No.15 will be covered by
contingencies within the project budget and funded by the State Revolving Fund (SRF)Low Interest
Loan for the construction of the Facility.
BACKGROUND
On February 26,2015,the City Council adopted a five-year water utility rate plan to finance the
construction of a five-year water capital plan totaling approximately $429 million.The five-year
capital plan included the construction of the Facility to allow the City to more effectively use its
existing surface water allocations and entitlements from Millerton Lake and Pine Flat Reservoir.
Consistent with the Council approved rate plan and capital plan,the Facility will be constructed with a
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Consistent with the Council approved rate plan and capital plan,the Facility will be constructed with a
permitted capacity of 54 Million Gallons per Day (MGD),and the City will petition the State to allow
the Facility to be re-rated to 80 MGD through a one-year performance demonstration testing
procedure.
On September 10,2015,the City Council approved acceptance of a $195,489,000 SRF Low Interest
Loan through the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB)for construction of the Facility.
The construction contract is fully funded through this loan.
W.M.Lyles Company submitted the low bid price of $158,766,000 on October 13,2015,a contract to
construct the Facility was awarded on November 19,2015,and NTP was issued on December 31,
2015. The Facility is currently scheduled to complete construction in September 2018.
Subsequent to NTP,a total of fourteen CCO’s have been executed to date,resulting in a net total
increase to the contract value of $4,140,985.
Implementation of this Change Order will increase the lump sum contract value by $197,819 with no
increase to contract time related to Change Order items.These increased costs will be covered by
contingencies within the project budget, and funded through the SRF Low Interest Loan.
This Change Order No.15 (attached)incorporates necessary modifications to various process
controls and appurtenances in meeting design intent and project operational,safety and security
requirements resulting in a new total construction contract value of $163,104,804.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
Approval of a change order for an existing construction contract is not a “project”for the purposes of
the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA),and does not involve commitment to any specific
project which may result in a potentially significant physical impact on the environment as
contemplated by CEQA Guidelines section 15378.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not implemented because this action pertains to an existing construction
contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no impact to the General Fund.Appropriations for CCO No.15 are available in the Water
Division’s approved Fiscal Year 2019 Capital Improvement Projects budget within the SRF Low-
Interest Loan Fund 40188.The cost of debt service for this state low interest loan was incorporated
into the water rate model used to create the five-year utility rate plan that was adopted by City
Council on February 26, 2015.
Attachment: Change Order No. 15
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Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:18-0687 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-L
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:MICHAEL CARBAJAL, Interim Assistant Director
Department of Public Utilities
SUBJECT
Approve City participation in a Memorandum of Agreement Regarding Coordination on the
Establishment of an Implementing Agency for the Temperance Flat Reservoir Project and
Preconstruction Project Activities
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that City Council approve a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)Regarding
Coordination on the Establishment of an Implementing Agency for the Temperance Flat Reservoir
(TFR)Project and Preconstruction Project Activities,to be entered into by other San Joaquin Valley
public water agencies to serve as the lead non-federal group representing the TFR Project until the
Project Joint Powers Agency (JPA) or other implementing entity is formed.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The United States Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation)as part of the Central Valley Project (CVP)
constructed the Friant Dam located northeast of the City of Fresno in Fresno and Madera Counties to
store water from the San Joaquin River and its tributaries.The water stored behind Friant Dam is
known as Millerton Lake.Reclamation and other public agencies have for a number of years
investigated the feasibility of constructing a second dam along the San Joaquin River upstream of
Friant Dam to increase water storage capacity on the San Joaquin River for increasing available
water supplies and operational flexibility.The location of the proposed second dam and reservoir is
in an area commonly known as Temperance Flat.To provide a mechanism for collaborating on
preconstruction activities related to the TFR Project,staff recommends that the City Council approve
an MOA Regarding Coordination on the Establishment of an Implementing Agency for the TFR
Project and Preconstruction Project Activities.
BACKGROUND
The Friant Division of the Central Valley Project (CVP)provides water to over one million acres of
irrigable land on the east side of the southern San Joaquin Valley.Principal features of the Friant
Division of the CVP include Friant Dam and Millerton Lake,and the Madera and Friant-Kern Canals,
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Division of the CVP include Friant Dam and Millerton Lake,and the Madera and Friant-Kern Canals,
which convey water north and south to thirty-one agricultural and urban water contractors.
The Friant Division of the CVP has contractual obligations for 2,201,475 acre-feet per year,with
800,000 acre-feet allocated to Class 1 contracts and 1,401,475 acre-feet allocated to Class 2
contracts.Further,the thirty-one agricultural and urban contractors have contractual rights and
priority to access additional classes of water from the San Joaquin River including,but not limited to,
Unreleased Restoration Flows,Recovered Water Account Flows,and Section 215 Non-Storable
Flood Flows.The City of Fresno is a Friant Division CVP Contractor,with a Class 1 contract for
60,000 acre-feet per year,and contractual access and priority rights to other classes of water in the
San Joaquin River.
Friant Dam is owned and operated by Reclamation,and was constructed between 1939 and 1942 to
create Millerton Lake.The 520 thousand acre feet (TAF)storage capacity of Millerton Lake is small
relative to the average historical annual inflow to Millerton Lake of approximately 1.8 million acre feet
(MAF),which requires Millerton Lake to be filled and emptied (turned over)approximately five times
per year during normal precipitation and snow pack conditions.The construction of additional water
supply storage capacity in the Upper San Joaquin River watershed would provide greater operational
flexibility to increase water supply reliability for agricultural and municipal and industrial use in the
Friant Division of the CVP,as well as environmental purposes in the San Joaquin River under certain
operational and hydrologic conditions.While the construction of TFR will only result in additional
water supply yield of between 100 and 200 TAF,the primary benefit of TFR is the operational
flexibility to store water during wet years that can then be delivered and used during dry years,which
is critically important to the City of Fresno.
Temperance Flat Reservoir
The form of the additional water supply storage capacity in the Upper San Joaquin River watershed
would be in the form of a new dam and reservoir system designated as Temperance Flat Reservoir,
which would be constructed at River Mile 274 of the San Joaquin River.The proposed TFR Project
would include a new reservoir,formed by constructing a new dam within the footprint of the existing
Millerton Lake,and increase storage capacity upstream from Friant Dam by approximately 1.26 MAF.
The total capital cost required to construct TFR is currently estimated to be $2.7 billion in 2015
dollars.The total capital cost is beyond the financial means of one local public agency,and may be
beyond the financial means of a consortium of local public agencies without financial support from
state and federal agencies.
As a Friant CVP contractor,the TFR Project will benefit the City of Fresno’s anticipated growth and
economic development projections by providing increased operational flexibility and certainty of water
supply allocations.The additional water supply yield and storage capacity supports development of
conjunctive management projects that will reduce groundwater overdraft in accordance with
Sustainable Groundwater Management Act regulations,increased emergency water supply,and
drought resilience.
To fill a potential financial gap to construct TFR,the San Joaquin Valley Water Infrastructure Authority
(SJVWIA)prepared and submitted a Proposition 1 Water Storage Investment Program (WSIP)
Application to the California Water Commission (CWC)to provide a maximum financial contribution of
$1.3 billion of the $2.7 billion (2015 dollars)required to construct TFR.The Proposition 1 WSIP
Application was submitted August 2017,and CWC is expected to issue a determination of maximumCity of Fresno Printed on 3/13/2023Page 2 of 4
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Application was submitted August 2017,and CWC is expected to issue a determination of maximum
conditional funding eligibility for TFR in July 2018.
Subsequent to the Proposition 1 WSIP Application,the City entered into a Memorandum of
Understanding Regarding Coordination,Cooperation,and Cost Sharing on Preconstruction Activities
Related to the TFR Project with other San Joaquin Valley public water agencies.Ongoing activities
include more detailed technical and financial studies that will provide greater resolution and definition
-on a user by user basis -of monthly water demands,monthly water supply available from inflow to
Millerton Lake,monthly water supply available from other sources,and additional water available
from transfers and exchanges with other water agencies necessary to produce the Final Operating
Plan for the TFR Project.
Memorandum of Agreement - Purpose and Intent
With the Proposition 1 WSIP Application successfully submitted and technical and financial studies
underway,an MOA has been developed to provide a framework to cooperatively discuss the TFR
Project,which will include the preparation of documents that could be used to form a Project JPA.
Project related preconstruction activities to be completed through the MOA are summarized as
follows:
·Work on the establishment of the Project JPA.
·Serve as the lead non-federal group representing the TFR Project until the Project JPA or
other implementing entity is formed.
·Coordinate on Project-related matters with federal,state,and local agencies whose approvals
will be needed in order to carry out the Project or that have jurisdiction over matters related or
necessary to the Project.
·Coordinate with counties,cities,and other public agencies that will potentially benefit from the
Project.
·Coordinate,fund,and manage such other Project-related preconstruction activities as the
Parties may deem necessary.
Participation in the MOA is open to public water agencies that have a demonstrable interest in the
potential benefits arising from the TFR Project.Funding for the MOA activities and cost share will be
determined by unanimous approval of the MOA Coordination Group subject to final approval by the
governing board of each MOA party and documented by amendment to the MOA or a new,separate
agreement among the MOA parties.
Any agency may withdraw from the MOA upon 30 days written notice (subject to payment of its
proportional share of outstanding costs incurred as of the date of withdrawal).Participation in the
MOA activities is voluntary and does not commit a party to investing in the TFR Project nor does it
guarantee any right to participate in the TFR Project.
The MOA has been approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.The Administration
recommends the City Council approve the MOA,and the City’s participation in the preconstruction
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activities to be conducted for the TFR Project.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
Pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15378,entering into the MOA is not a project for the purpose of
CEQA
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered as approving the MOA does not involve contracting for services
or construction.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no financial obligation for the General Fund for this MOA.All costs associated with the MOA
will be funded by the Water Enterprise Fund (40101).Funding for the MOA activities and cost share
will be determined by the MOA Coordination Group subject to approval by the City Council and
documented by amendment to the MOA or a new, separate agreement among the MOA parties.
Attachment:MOA Regarding Coordination on the Establishment of an Implementing Agency for the
TFR Project and Preconstruction Project Activities
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
REGARDING COORDINATION ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AN IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
FOR THE TEMPERANCE FLAT RESERVOIR PROJECT AND
PRECONSTRUCTION PROJECT ACTIVITIES
This Memorandum of Agreement (“MOA”) is entered into by and between the public
agencies listed on the attached Exhibit A, which are referred to in this MOA individually as a
“Party” and collectively as the “Parties,” and is effective as of ________________, 2018
(“Effective Date”).
RECITALS
A. Each of the initial Parties is a public agency organized and operating under the
laws of the State of California.
B. The United States Bureau of Reclamation (“Reclamation”), as part of the Central
Valley Project (“CVP”), constructed the Friant Dam located northeast of the City of Fresno in
Fresno and Madera Counties, California, to store water from the San Joaquin River and its
tributaries. The water stored behind Friant Dam is known as Millerton Lake.
C. The Parties, Reclamation, and other public agencies have for a number of years
investigated the feasibility of constructing a second dam along the San Joaquin River upstream
of Friant Dam to, among other things, increase water storage capacity on the San Joaquin River
for increasing available water supplies and operational flexibility.
D. The location of the proposed second dam and reservoir is in an area commonly
known as Temperance Flat. As such, the proposed project pertaining to the feasibility studies,
design, permitting, construction, management, and ultimately operation of a dam and reservoir
and related facilities at Temperance Flat is referred to in this MOA as the “Temperance Flat
Reservoir Project” or “Project.”
E. The Parties desire by this MOA to provide a mechanism for collaborating on
preconstruction activities related to the Project, including on the preparation of formation
documents for a new governance entity, likely a joint powers agency, which if formed would
implement the Project (“Project JPA”).
AGREEMENT
In consideration of the mutual promises, covenants, and conditions set forth in the MOA,
the Parties agree as follows:
1. EFFECTIVE DATE AND TERM
1.1. Term. Unless extended by the Parties under Section 10.6, this MOA will remain in
effect from the Effective Date until the sooner to occur of: (a) termination of the MOA in
accordance with Section 5.1, (b) the formation of the Project JPA; or (c) one year from the
Effective Date.
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2. PURPOSE
2.1 Purpose. The purpose of this MOA is to provide a framework to cooperatively discuss
the Project, which will include the preparation of documents that could be used to form the
Project JPA, and may involve coordination on Project-related preconstruction activities,
collectively set forth in the “MOA Activities” listed in the attached Exhibit B.
2.2 No Separate Entity. This MOA does not create a legal entity under the Joint Exercise
of Powers Act (Government Code sections 6500 and following) or any other law, which would
authorize the execution of contracts, provide the right to sue or be sued, or otherwise create a
separate legal entity under the laws of California. Instead, this MOA establishes a mutual
understanding to collectively carry out the MOA Activities, which the Parties believe could provide
a variety of benefits to communities that they serve and the region.
2.3 No Implied Effect on Rights: Nothing in this MOA may be construed as affecting the
existing rights or obligations of the Parties, including but not limited to any rights or obligations
pursuant to contracts for delivery of water, including but not limited deliveries under the CVP or
contracts for water supplies from a State water facility described in California Water Code section
12934(d) (“State Water Project” or “SWP”), or any riparian or appropriative water rights.
3. PARTIES
3.1. Eligible Agencies. The following public agencies are eligible to become a Party to
this MOA: any public agency (as defined in Government Code section 6500) that has a
demonstrable interest in the potential benefits arising from the Project (each an “Eligible
Agency” and collectively, “Eligible Agencies”).
3.2. Additional Parties: Following the Effective Date of this MOA, other Eligible Agencies
will subsequently become a Party to this MOA upon: (a) the unanimous agreement of all of the
Parties, (b) the Eligible Agency’s execution of this MOA, as it may be amended, and (c) payment
of a contribution, if any, as requested by the Parties.
3.3. Party Duties. Each Party agrees to:
3.3.1. Designate Representatives. Designate a primary and alternate
representative (“Representative”) to represent the Party’s interests on the Coordination Group.
3.2.2. Notice of Designated Representative. Communicate its initial primary and
alternative Representative selections, and any subsequent changes in Representatives, to the
other Parties in writing.
3.2.3. Cooperate. Make good faith, commercially reasonable efforts to cooperate
with the other Parties to achieve the purposes of this MOA.
4. COORDINATION
4.1. Coordination Group. The designated Representative of each Party will participate
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in the “Coordination Group” that is established to coordinate and provide direction on the MOA
Activities.
4.2. Activities. The Coordination Group will hold meetings as-needed. The Coordination
Group will direct and manage the MOA Activities. The Coordination Group may identify
workgroups, which may include non-Parties, as deemed necessary to analyze issues in greater
detail and report back to the full Coordination Group.
4.3. Decision Process. MOA Activities will be pursued by the Parties only if there is
unanimous agreement of the Coordination Group Representatives. Representatives need not be
physically present at a meeting and may express their agreement by phone or other means of
electronic communication (e.g., email, fax).
4.4. Funding. In determining to pursue any MOA Activities, the Coordination Group may
unanimously determine an appropriate amount of funding and the proper share of funding for an
MOA Activity. Any such funding and cost share determination is subject to final approval by the
governing body of each Party, and will be documented via amendment to this Agreement or a
new, separate agreement among the Parties.
5. TERMINATION; WITHDRAWAL
5.1 Mutual Termination. This MOA may be terminated upon the express written
agreement of all Parties. If this MOA is terminated, (1) any outstanding expenses for MOA
activities in excess of existing contributions must be paid by the Parties by paying their
proportionate share of such expenses, and (2) any remaining assets will be distributed to the
Parties in proportion to their contributions to expenses. The Parties will each have full rights to all
completed and incomplete data, work and other records performed or arising under this MOA.
5.2 Withdrawal of a Party. A Party may withdraw from this MOA by giving at least 30
days’ written notice of its election to do so to all Parties (“Withdrawal Effective Date”). Upon
receipt of such notice of withdrawal (“Notice of Withdrawal Date”), and, notwithstanding any
other provision in this MOA, such Party will have no further obligations for any costs, if any,
incurred pursuant to this MOA subsequent to the Notice of Withdrawal Date. Prior to the
Withdrawal Effective Date or as soon as an accounting can be completed, the withdrawing Party
must pay its proportionate share of any outstanding expenses, if any, incurred under this MOA
through the Notice of Withdrawal Date. Alternatively, to the extent that the withdrawing Party has
made contributions in excess of its proportionate share of expenses incurred through the Notice
of Withdrawal Date and there are no other known or reasonably foreseeable claims, demands,
damages or liability incurred prior to the Notice of Withdrawal Date, then the withdrawing Party
will be entitled to a refund of that excess contribution.
6. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
6.1 Notices. Any notices, invoices, or reports relating to this MOA, and any request,
demand, statement, or other communication required or permitted under this MOA must be in
writing and must be delivered to the Representatives of the Parties at the addresses set forth in the
attached Exhibit A. The Parties must promptly notify each other of any change of contact
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information provided in Exhibit A. Written notice includes notice delivered via e-mail. A notice will
be deemed to have been received on (i) the date of delivery, if delivered by hand during regular
business hours, or by e-mail; or (ii) on the third business day following mailing by registered or
certified mail (return receipt requested) to the addresses set forth in Exhibit A.
6.2 Confidentiality of Documents. The Parties acknowledge and agree that some of the
reports and work product to be prepared under this MOA may be proprietary, privileged, or
otherwise confidential (collectively, “Confidential Records”) and therefore not subject to
disclosure to third parties, including under the California Public Records Act (“CPRA”). Each Party
agrees to hold, to the extent allowed by law, any Confidential Records in confidence and to take all
reasonable precautions with regard to the storage, custody, or use of Confidential Records to
ensure that the content and confidential nature is maintained and protected, including all
precautions that such Party employs with respect to its own confidential and proprietary records. In
the event a Party receives a request from a third party for disclosure of any Confidential Records
pursuant to the CPRA or a discovery request or subpoena, such Party agrees to notify the other
Parties of the request including the disclosure deadline. The Party that receives the request may
disclose only that portion of the Confidential Record that it believes or by court/governmental order
it is legally required to disclose. This section and the obligations and duties imposed on each Party
will survive the expiration or termination of this MOA.
6.3 Relationship of the Parties. The Parties are, and will remain as to each other, wholly
independent entities. No Party to this MOA has any power to incur any debt, obligation, or liability
on behalf of any other Party unless expressly provided in this MOA. No employee, agent, or officer
of a Party will be deemed for any purpose whatsoever to be an agent, employee, or officer of
another Party.
6.4 Parties Rights to Use Consultants. The Parties acknowledge and agree that they
may each contract separately with any consultant providing services under this MOA for their own
independent work related to the proposed Project and that such retention will not be prohibited on
any basis arising under the work performed by such consultant pursuant to this MOA.
6.5 No Precedence. Each Party’s execution of this MOA, including any amendment, and
such Party’s participation in any of the activities under this MOA, is voluntary and does not ensure
that such Party will have a right to participate in the Project, the Project JPA, or any related
agreement or actions, nor does the execution of this MOA and participation in any of the activities
under this MOA require that any Party participate in the Project, the Project JPA, or any related
agreement or actions. In addition, participation in this MOA will not be deemed acquiescence to
any final actions authorizing the development and implementation of the Project, as all such rights
are reserved to the Parties.
6.6 Amendment of MOA. This MOA may be amended only by an affirmative vote of all of
the Parties.
6.7 Assignment. The rights and duties of the Parties under this MOA may not be assigned
or delegated without the advance written consent of all the other Parties, and any attempt to assign
or delegate such rights or duties in contravention of this section will be null and void. This MOA
inures to the benefit of, and is binding upon, the successors and assigns of the Parties. This
section does not prohibit a Party from entering into an independent agreement with another public
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agency regarding the funding or financing of that Party’s contributions under this MOA, if any, or
the disposition of the remaining funds, if any, which that Party may receive under this MOA, so long
as the independent agreement does not affect or purport to affect, the rights and duties of the
Parties under this MOA.
6.8 Surviving Provisions. Section 5 (Termination; Withdrawal) and Section 6.2
(Confidentiality of Documents) of this MOA will survive the withdrawal of any Party or Parties and
the expiration or termination of this MOA.
6.8 Governing law. This MOA is governed by, and will be interpreted, construed, and
enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of California.
6.9 Entire Agreement. This MOA constitutes the entire agreement of the Parties with
respect to the subject matter of this MOA.
6.10 Waiver. Waiver by any Party to this MOA of any term, condition, or covenant of this
MOA will not constitute a waiver of any other term, condition, or covenant. Waiver by any Party to
any breach of the provisions of this MOA will not constitute a waiver of any other provision, nor will
it constitute a waiver of any subsequent breach or violation of any provision of this MOA.
6.11 No Presumption in Drafting. All Parties have had the opportunity to have this MOA
reviewed by their legal counsel. Accordingly, this MOA will be construed according to its fair
language. Any ambiguities will be resolved in a collaborative manner by the Parties and will be
rectified by amending this MOA as described in Section 6.6 (Amendment of MOA).
6.12 Severability. If one or more clauses, sentences, paragraphs, or provisions of this
MOA is held to be unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of the MOA will not be
affected. Such clauses, sentences, paragraphs or provisions will be deemed reformed so as to be
lawful, valid, and enforced to the maximum extent possible.
6.13 Execution by Counterparts. This MOA may be executed in any number of
counterparts and upon execution by all Parties, each executed counterpart will have the same
force and effect as an original instrument and as if all Parties had signed the same instrument. Any
signature page of this MOA may be detached from any counterpart of this MOA without impairing
the legal effect of any signatures thereon, and may be attached to another counterpart of this MOA
identical in form hereto but have attached to it one or more signature pages. Facsimile and
electronic signatures will be deemed valid and binding.
[Signatures on the following pages.]
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THE UNDERSIGNED AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES of the Parties have executed
this MOA as of the date shown below:
CITY OF FRESNO
By:
Name:
Title:
Date:
FRIANT WATER AUTHORITY
By:
Name:
Title:
Date:
SAN JOAQUIN RIVER EXCHANGE
CONTRACTORS WATER AUTHORITY
By:
Name:
Title:
Date:
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SAN LUIS DELTA MENDOTA
WATER AUTHORITY
By:
Name:
Title:
Date:
WESTLANDS WATER DISTRICT
By:
Name:
Title:
Date:
Exhibit A
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EXHIBIT A
Parties to the MOA
[As of ____________, 2018]
PARTY CONTACT INFORMATION
1. City of Fresno 2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93271
O: 559-621-8610
F:
2. Friant Water Authority 854 N. Harvard Ave.
Lindsay, CA 93247
O: 559-562-6305
F: 559-562-3496
3. San Joaquin River Exchange
Contractors Water Authority
541 H Street
P.O. Box 2115
Los Banos, CA 93635
O: 209 827-8616
F: 209 827-9703
4. San Luis Delta Mendota Water
Authority
P.O. Box 2157
Los Banos, CA. 93635
O: 209.826.9696
F: 209.826.9698 / 209.826.8040
5. Westlands Water District 3130 N. Fresno Street
P.O. Box 6056
Fresno, CA 93703-6056
O: 559-224-1523
F: 559-241-6277
Exhibit B
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EXHIBIT B
MOA Activities
• Work on the establishment of the Project JPA.
• Serve as the lead non-federal group representing the Project until the Project JPA or
other implementing entity is formed.
• Coordinate on Project-related matters with federal, state, and local agencies whose
approvals will be needed in order to carry out the Project or that have jurisdiction over
matters related or necessary to the Project.
• Coordinate with counties, cities, and other public agencies that will potentially benefit from
the Project.
• Coordinate, fund, and manage such other Project-related preconstruction activities as the
Parties may deem necessary.
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0868 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-M
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JENNIFER K. CLARK, AICP, Director
Development and Resource Management Department
BY:MIKE SANCHEZ, AICP, Assistant Director
Development and Resource Management Department
BONIQUE EMERSON, AICP, Planning Manager
Development and Resource Management Department
SUBJECT
Action to extend a professional services agreement with the firm of AECOM Technical Services,
(AECOM) through December 31, 2018 to complete the High Speed Rail Station Area Master Plan.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends City Council take the following actions:
1.Authorize the Director of the DARM Department to extend a professional services agreement
with the firm of AECOM through December 31, 2018.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On August 25,2011,the Council adopted a resolution amending the AAR to appropriate $900,000
from the CHSRA in the Public Works Department budget for preparation of the Master Plan.On
March 29,2012,the Council adopted a resolution to appropriate $120,000 from Fresno COG for the
Master Plan and to transfer the funds from the Public Works Department to the DARM Department.
In June of 2012,staff prepared the Request for Proposals (RFP)to solicit proposals from teams of
professional planners,architects,engineers and municipal finance consultants for preparation of the
Master Plan.Eight firms submitted proposals and,after an extensive interview process,AECOM was
chosen as the best firm to accomplish all needed tasks.
On July 31,2014,Council adopted the resolution appropriating $1,020,000 for the preparation of the
Master Plan,$966,100 of which was consulting services and $53,900 was for miscellaneous City
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Master Plan,$966,100 of which was consulting services and $53,900 was for miscellaneous City
expenses.The Council also authorized the Director of the DARM Department to enter into a
professional services agreement with the firm of AECOM in the amount not to exceed $966,068,
utilizing funding from the CHSRA and Fresno COG.This contract expired on June 30,2018 and this
request will extend the contract for an additional six months to allow for completion of the plan.
BACKGROUND
Purpose of the Station Area Master Plan
The Master Plan is intended to provide a vision for the Station Area that builds upon the City’s
existing (and proposed)plans and policies,while maximizing the long term benefits of this public
investment.The Master Plan will identify strategies for future development while supporting the
station’s urban setting,operations,passenger access,parking and intermodal connectivity.The City
desires a complete and inclusive Master Plan that prepares the City to take advantage of all potential
benefits associated with the implementation of a major regional multi-modal transportation facility that
will link Fresno to the economic centers of Northern and Southern California.This Master Plan will
further implement and refine the Fulton Corridor Specific Plan,which anticipates and make some
recommendations for the Station Area,but does not provide the level of needed detail that this
Master Plan will provide.
A final draft of the plan has been circulated to the High Speed Rail Authority for review.Staff hopes
to release the final plan in the next few months and hold one final public meeting along with a
Developer summit at the time of release.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)Guidelines Section
15378, this item does not qualify as a “project”; therefore it is exempt from the CEQA requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this item does not include a bid or award of a
construction or service contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
The requested Council authorization will not have an impact to the General Fund as all funding for
Station Area Master Plan consulting services by AECOM will be provided by the California High
Speed Rail Authority.
Attachment:Consultant Contract Extension
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THIRD AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT
THIS THIRD AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT (“Amendment”) made and
entered into as of this 1st day of July 2018, amends the Agreement heretofore entered
into between the CITY OF FRESNO, a municipal corporation (“CITY”), and AECOM
Technical Services, a California corporation (“CONSULTANT”).
RECITALS
WHEREAS, CITY and CONSULTANT entered into an Agreement, dated July
31st, 2014, for services related to the preparation of the High Speed Rail Station Area Master
Plan (Agreement”); and
WHEREAS, CITY and CONSULTANT now desire to modify the Agreement to
extend the period for performance to December 31, 2018.
AGREEMENT
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the above recitals, which recitals are
contractual in nature, the mutual promises herein contained, and for other good and
valuable consideration hereby acknowledge, the parties agree that the aforesaid
Agreement be amended as follows:
1. Section 2 of the Agreement is amended such that the Term of the
Agreement shall continue in full force and effect until December 31, 2018.
2. Except as otherwise provided herein, the Agreement entered into by CITY
and CONSULTANT, effective July 31st, 2014, remains in full force and effect.
3. In the event of any conflict between the body of this Amendment and the
Agreement, the terms and conditions of the body of this Amendment shall control and
take precedence over the terms and conditions expressed within the Agreement.
Furthermore, any terms or conditions contained within the Agreement which purport to
modify the allocation of risk between the parties, provided for within the body of this
Amendment, shall be null and void.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Amendment at Fresno,
California, the day and year first above written.
CITY OF FRESNO, AECOM Technical Services,
a municipal corporation a California corporation
By: By:
Jennifer K. Clark, AICP
Director, DARM Department
Name:
ATTEST: Title:
(If corporation or LLC, Board
Chair,
YVONNE SPENCE, CMC Pres. or Vice Pres.)
City Clerk
By:
By: Name:
Deputy
Title:
(If corporation or LLC, CFO,
Treasurer, Secretary or Assistant
Secretary)
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
DOUGLAS T. SLOAN
City Attorney
By:
Mary Raterman-Doidge Date
Deputy
ADDRESSES:
CITY: CONSULTANT:
City of Fresno AECOM Technical Services
Attention: Bonique Emerson, Attention: Catherine Tang Saez, AICP
Planning Manager Associate- Senior Urban Designer
2600 Fresno Street One California Plaza
Fresno, CA 93721 300 South Grand Avenue
Phone: (559) 621-8024 Los Angeles, CA 90071
FAX: (559) 498-1026 Phone: (213) 593 8100
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0880 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-N
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JENNIFER CLARK, AICP, Director
Development & Resource Management
THROUGH:MIKE SANCHEZ, AICP, Assistant Director
Development Services Division
BONIQUE EMERSON, AICP, Planning Manager
Development Services Division
BY:RALPH KACHADOURIAN, Supervising Planner
Development Services Division
SUBJECT
RESOLUTION -Authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement with the Economic
Development Corporation Serving Fresno County for continued Business Support Consulting
Services for impacted businesses.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the City Council adopt the attached resolution authorizing the City Manager to
execute a new agreement between the City of Fresno and the Economic Development Corporation
Serving Fresno County (EDC)for continued Business Support Consulting Services to impacted
businesses in the amount of $462,400.00 as budgeted under the new contract between the City of
Fresno and the California High Speed Rail Authority, Agreement No. HSR17-14.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On June 30,2013,the City entered into a separate business support services consulting contract
with the EDC that was supported through funding by the California High Speed Rail Authority
(CHSRA)to provide outreach and liaison services to those businesses being partially and fully
displaced by the High Speed Rail project.Since that time,the EDC has been providing services to
affected businesses with site selection assistance on available parcels and sites for relocation,
facilitating these businesses to remain in our city,and highlighting opportunities for their business
growth and expansion.The current EDC consulting agreement with extensions (2015 and 2017)
expired on June 30,2018,and a new agreement will allow their continued support services through
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expired on June 30,2018,and a new agreement will allow their continued support services through
December 31, 2019.
On February 8,2018,the City Council granted authorization to the city manager to enter into a
contract with the CHSRA to provide funding of approximately $1.6 million for continued services
under the City’s High Speed Rail Impacted Business Assistance Program through December 31,
2019.This new contract agreement with the CHSRA;HSR17-14,will allow the City to enter into a
new business support services consulting agreement with the EDC in the budgeted amount of
$462,400.00.The term period of HSR17-14 is March 1,2018 or upon approval by the Department of
General Services (CHSRA),whichever is later,through December 31,2019.The new EDC
agreement will coincide with the signed date by the CHSRA of HSR17-14 and their services can
commence upon the City receiving a Notice to Proceed from the Authority.
BACKGROUND
Through the partnership established between the City,the CHSRA Central Valley Division,and the
EDC,the High-Speed Rail Impacted Business Assistance Program has been very successful at
ensuring those businesses impacted either directly or indirectly by the High Speed Rail project are
being assisted satisfactorily so that they remain viable within our community.With a dedicated team
of staff from the City and the EDC,a very high level of customer service has been provided to the
property owners and businesses impacted by the High Speed Rail project who need to reconfigure
there existing sites or relocate their businesses to other parcels in an expeditious manner,all while
ensuring that everything is being done to support,retain and/or relocate impacted businesses within
the City of Fresno.
Since 2013,the EDC identified 234 businesses within the city limits directly impacted by the High
Speed Rail project,with approximately forty-seven remaining businesses that still require some level
of assistance.There may also be additional secondary impacted businesses not yet identified which
may be indirectly impacted due to road closures/realignments,overcrossings and underpass
construction activities,and additional land acquisitions due to HSR project design changes.The
services currently being provided by the City and EDC include:
•Outreach to and providing liaison services between the impacted businesses and the CHSRA
and its Contractors to help simplify the relocation process.
•Providing guidance to impacted businesses,property owners and their agents on all aspects
of the development review process including zoning,land use,public utilities and infrastructure
information and reviews;building/grading permits and reviews with other city departments and
outside agencies.
•Connecting impacted businesses with private and governmental entities committed to
responding to the needs of the business.
•Highlighting opportunities for business growth and expansion
•Providing a referrals data base of professional services via case management.
•Conducting weekly meetings on the activity status of the impacted businesses.
•Ensuring that displaced businesses impacted are relocated within the City of Fresno.
•Expediting “no fee” entitlement processing (Site Plans, Conditional Use Permits)
•Fast-tracking permits
•Providing relocation planning assistance (zoning and land use planning information)
•Expedited Inspections for accelerated occupancies
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The recommended Council action will continue the successful efforts by the EDC of the HSR
Impacted Business Support Services Program.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)Guidelines Section
15378,this item does not qualify as a “project”;therefore it is exempt from the CEQA
requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this item does not include a bid or award of a
construction or service contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
The requested Council authorization will not have an impact to the General Fund as all funding for
business support consulting services by the EDC through the HSR Impacted Business Assistance
Program will be provided by the CHSRA.
Attachments:
EDC Resolution
EDC Consulting Services Contract
HSR Business Support Program Client Activity and Projections Summary for 2018/19
COF/CHSRA Budget for 3/1/18 through 12/31/19
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AGREEMENT
CITY OF FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
CONSULTANT SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into effective the 1st day of August, 2018, by
and between the CITY OF FRESNO, a California municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to
as "CITY"), and the Economic Development Corporation Serving Fresno County, a California
Non-Profit Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "CONSULTANT").
RECITALS
WHEREAS, CITY desires to obtain professional Business Support Consulting services
for Impacted Businesses within the High Speed Rail segement in Fresno California, hereinafter
referred to as the “Project;” and
WHEREAS, CONSULTANT is engaged in the business of furnishing services as a
Economic and Community Development Specialist and hereby represents that it desires to and
is professionally and legally capable of performing the services called for by this Agreement;
and
WHEREAS, CONSULTANT acknowledges that this Agreement is subject to the
requirements of Fresno Municipal Code Section 4-107 and Administrative Order No. 6-19; and
WHEREAS, this Agreement will be administered for CITY by its
Development and Resource Management Director (hereinafter referred to as "Administrator") or
his/her designee.
AGREEMENT
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and of the covenants, conditions,
and premises hereinafter contained to be kept and performed by the respective parties, it is
mutually agreed as follows:
1. Scope of Services. CONSULTANT shall perform to the satisfaction of CITY the
services described in Exhibit A, including all work incidental to, or necessary to perform, such
services even though not specifically described in Exhibit A.
2. Term of Agreement and Time for Performance. This Agreement shall be
effective from the date first set forth above (“Effective Date”) and shall continue in full force and
effect through December 31, 2019, subject to any earlier termination in accordance with this
Agreement. The services of CONSULTANT as described in Exhibit A are to commence upon
the Effective Date and shall be completed in a sequence assuring expeditious completion, but in
any event, all such services shall be completed prior to expiration of this Agreement and in
accordance with any performance schedule set forth in Exhibit A.
3. Compensation.
(a) CONSULTANT’S sole compensation for satisfactory performance of all
services required or rendered pursuant to this Agreement shall be a total fee not to exceed
$462,400.00, paid on the basis of the rates set forth in the schedule of fees and expenses
contained in Exhibit A.
(b) Detailed statements shall be rendered monthly for services performed in
the preceding month and will be payable in the normal course of CITY business. CITY shall not
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be obligated to reimburse any expense for which it has not received a detailed invoice with
applicable copies of representative and identifiable receipts or records substantiating such
expense.
(c) The parties may modify this Agreement to increase or decrease the
scope of services or provide for the rendition of services not required by this Agreement, which
modification shall include an adjustment to CONSULTANT’S compensation. Any change in the
scope of services must be made by written amendment to the Agreement signed by an
authorized representative for each party. CONSULTANT shall not be entitled to any additional
compensation if services are performed prior to a signed written amendment.
4. Termination, Remedies and Force Majeure.
(a) This Agreement shall terminate without any liability of CITY to
CONSULTANT upon the earlier of: (i) CONSULTANT’S filing for protection under the federal
bankruptcy laws, or any bankruptcy petition or petition for receiver commenced by a third party
against CONSULTANT; (ii) 7 calendar days prior written notice with or without cause by CITY to
CONSULTANT; (iii) CITY’S non-appropriation of funds sufficient to meet its obligations
hereunder during any CITY fiscal year of this Agreement, or insufficient funding for the Project;
or (iv) expiration of this Agreement.
(b) Immediately upon any termination or expiration of this Agreement,
CONSULTANT shall (i) immediately stop all work hereunder; (ii) immediately cause any and all
of its subcontractors to cease work; and (iii) return to CITY any and all unearned payments and
all properties and materials in the possession of CONSULTANT that are owned by CITY.
Subject to the terms of this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall be paid compensation for services
satisfactorily performed prior to the effective date of termination. CONSULTANT shall not be
paid for any work or services performed or costs incurred which reasonably could have been
avoided.
(c) In the event of termination due to failure of CONSULTANT to satisfactorily
perform in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, CITY may withhold an amount that
would otherwise be payable as an offset to, but not in excess of, CITY’S damages caused by
such failure. In no event shall any payment by CITY pursuant to this Agreement constitute a
waiver by CITY of any breach of this Agreement which may then exist on the part of
CONSULTANT, nor shall such payment impair or prejudice any remedy available to CITY with
respect to the breach.
(d) Upon any breach of this Agreement by CONSULTANT, CITY may
(i) exercise any right, remedy (in contract, law or equity), or privilege which may be available to
it under applicable laws of the State of California or any other applicable law; (ii) proceed by
appropriate court action to enforce the terms of the Agreement; and/or (iii) recover all direct,
indirect, consequential, economic and incidental damages for the breach of the Agreement. If it
is determined that CITY improperly terminated this Agreement for default, such termination shall
be deemed a termination for convenience.
(e) CONSULTANT shall provide CITY with adequate written assurances of
future performance, upon Administrator’s request, in the event CONSULTANT fails to comply
with any terms or conditions of this Agreement.
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(f) CONSULTANT shall be liable for default unless nonperformance is
caused by an occurrence beyond the reasonable control of CONSULTANT and without its fault
or negligence such as, acts of God or the public enemy, acts of CITY in its contractual capacity,
fires, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, unusually severe weather, and delays of
common carriers. CONSULTANT shall notify Administrator in writing as soon as it is reasonably
possible after the commencement of any excusable delay, setting forth the full particulars in
connection therewith, and shall remedy such occurrence with all reasonable dispatch, and shall
promptly give written notice to Administrator of the cessation of such occurrence.
5. Confidential Information and Ownership of Documents.
(a) Any reports, information, or other data prepared or assembled by
CONSULTANT pursuant to this Agreement shall not be made available to any individual or
organization by CONSULTANT without the prior written approval of the Administrator. During
the term of this Agreement, and thereafter, CONSULTANT shall not, without the prior written
consent of CITY, disclose to anyone any Confidential Information. The term Confidential
Information for the purposes of this Agreement shall include all proprietary and confid ential
information of CITY, including but not limited to business plans, marketing plans, financial
information, materials, compilations, documents, instruments, models, source or object codes
and other information disclosed or submitted, orally, in writing, or by any other medium or
media. All Confidential Information shall be and remain confidential and proprietary in CITY.
(b) Any and all writings and documents prepared or provided by
CONSULTANT pursuant to this Agreement are the property of CITY at the time of preparation
and shall be turned over to CITY upon expiration or termination of the Agreement.
CONSULTANT shall not permit the reproduction or use thereof by any other person except as
otherwise expressly provided herein.
(c) If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any portion of the services to
be performed under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall cause each subcontractor to also
comply with the requirements of this Section 5.
(d) This Section 5 shall survive expiration or termination of this Agreement.
6. Professional Skill. It is further mutually understood and agreed by and between
the parties hereto that inasmuch as CONSULTANT represents to CITY that CONSULTANT and
its subcontractors, if any, are skilled in the profession and shall perform in accordance with the
standards of said profession necessary to perform the services agreed to be done by it under
this Agreement, CITY relies upon the skill of CONSULTANT and any subcontractors to do and
perform such services in a skillful manner and CONSULTANT agrees to thus perform the
services and require the same of any subcontractors. Therefore, any acceptance of such
services by CITY shall not operate as a release of CONSULTANT or any subcontractors from
said professional standards.
7. Indemnification. To the furthest extent allowed by law, CONSULTANT shall
indemnify, hold harmless and defend CITY and each of its officers, officials, employees, agents
and volunteers from any and all loss, liability, fines, penalties, forfeitures, costs and damages
(whether in contract, tort or strict liability, including but not limited to personal injury, death at
any time and property damage), and from any and all claims, demands and actions in law or
equity (including reasonable attorney's fees and litigation expenses) that arise out of, pertain to,
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or relate to the negligence, recklessness or willful misconduct of CONSULTANT, its principals,
officers, employees, agents or volunteers in the performance of this Agreement.
If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any portion of the services to be performed
under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall require each subcontractor to indemnify, hold
harmless and defend CITY and each of its officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers
in accordance with the terms of the preceding paragraph.
This section shall survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.
8. Insurance.
(a) Throughout the life of this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall pay for and
maintain in full force and effect all insurance as required in Exhibit B or as may be authorized in
writing by CITY'S Risk Manager or his/her designee at any time and in his/her sole discretion.
(b) If at any time during the life of the Agreement or any extension,
CONSULTANT or any of its subcontractors fail to maintain any required insurance in full force
and effect, all services and work under this Agreement shall be discontinued immediately, and
all payments due or that become due to CONSULTANT shall be withheld until notice is received
by CITY that the required insurance has been restored to full force and effect and that the
premiums therefore have been paid for a period satisfactory to CITY. Any failure to maintain the
required insurance shall be sufficient cause for CITY to terminate this Agreement. No action
taken by CITY pursuant to this section shall in any way relieve CONSULTANT of its
responsibilities under this Agreement. The phrase “fail to maintain any required insurance” shall
include, without limitation, notification received by CITY that an insurer has commenced
proceedings, or has had proceedings commenced against it, indicating that the insurer is
insolvent.
(c) The fact that insurance is obtained by CONSULTANT shall not be
deemed to release or diminish the liability of CONSULTANT, including, without limitation, liability
under the indemnity provisions of this Agreement. The duty to indemnify CITY shall apply to all
claims and liability regardless of whether any insurance policies are applicable. The policy limits
do not act as a limitation upon the amount of indemnification to be provided by CONSULTANT.
Approval or purchase of any insurance contracts or policies shall in no way relieve from liability
nor limit the liability of CONSULTANT, its principals, officers, agents, employe es, persons under
the supervision of CONSULTANT, vendors, suppliers, invitees, consultants, sub-consultants,
subcontractors, or anyone employed directly or indirectly by any of them.
(d) Upon request of CITY, CONSULTANT shall immediately furnish CITY
with a complete copy of any insurance policy required under this Agreement, including all
endorsements, with said copy certified by the underwriter to be a true and correct copy of the
original policy. This requirement shall survive expiration or termination of this Agreement.
(e) If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any portion of the services to
be performed under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall require each subcontractor to provide
insurance protection in favor of CITY and each of its officers, officials, employees, agents and
volunteers in accordance with the terms of this section, except that any required certificates and
applicable endorsements shall be on file with CONSULTANT and CITY prior to the
commencement of any services by the subcontractor.
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9. Conflict of Interest and Non-Solicitation.
(a) Prior to CITY’S execution of this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall
complete a City of Fresno conflict of interest disclosure statement in the form as set forth in
Exhibit C. During the term of this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall have the obligation and
duty to immediately notify CITY in writing of any change to the information provided by
CONSULTANT in such statement.
(b) CONSULTANT shall comply, and require its subcontractors to comply,
with all applicable (i) professional canons and requirements governing avoidance of
impermissible client conflicts; and (ii) federal, state and local conflict of interest laws and
regulations including, without limitation, California Government Code Section 1090 et. seq., the
California Political Reform Act (California Government Code Section 87100 et. seq.) and the
regulations of the Fair Political Practices Commission concerning disclosure and disqualification
(2 California Code of Regulations Section 18700 et. seq.). At any time, upon written request of
CITY, CONSULTANT shall provide a written opinion of its legal counsel and that of any
subcontractor that, after a due diligent inquiry, CONSULTANT and the respective
subcontractor(s) are in full compliance with all laws and regulations. CONSULTANT shall take,
and require its subcontractors to take, reasonable steps to avoid any appearance of a conflict of
interest. Upon discovery of any facts giving rise to the appearance of a conflict of interest,
CONSULTANT shall immediately notify CITY of these facts in writing.
(c) In performing the work or services to be provided hereunder,
CONSULTANT shall not employ or retain the services of any person while such person either is
employed by CITY or is a member of any CITY council, commission, board, committee, or
similar CITY body. This requirement may be waived in writing by the City Manager, if no actual
or potential conflict is involved.
(d) CONSULTANT represents and warrants that it has not paid or agreed to
pay any compensation, contingent or otherwise, direct or indirect, to solicit or procure this
Agreement or any rights/benefits hereunder.
(e) Neither CONSULTANT, nor any of CONSULTANT’S subcontractors
performing any services on this Project, shall bid for, assist anyone in the preparation of a bid
for, or perform any services pursuant to, any other contract in connection with this Project
unless fully disclosed to and approved by the City Manager, in advance and in writing .
CONSULTANT and any of its subcontractors shall have no interest, direct or indirect, in any
other contract with a third party in connection with this Project unless such interest is in
accordance with all applicable law and fully disclosed to and approved by the City Manager, in
advance and in writing. Notwithstanding any approval given by the City Manager under this
provision, CONSULTANT shall remain responsible for complying with Section 9(b), above.
(f) If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any portion of the work to be
performed or services to be provided under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall include the
provisions of this Section 9 in each subcontract and require its subcontractors to comply
therewith.
(g) This Section 9 shall survive expiration or termination of this Agreement.
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10. Recycling Program. In the event CONSULTANT maintains an office or operates
a facility(ies), or is required herein to maintain or operate same, within the incorporated limits of
the City of Fresno, CONSULTANT at its sole cost and expense shall:
(i) Immediately establish and maintain a viable and ongoing recycling program,
approved by CITY’S Solid Waste Management Division, for each office and
facility. Literature describing CITY recycling programs is available from CITY’S
Solid Waste Management Division and by calling City of Fresno Recycling
Hotline at (559) 621-1111.
(ii) Immediately contact CITY’S Solid Waste Management Division at
(559) 621-1452 and schedule a free waste audit, and cooperate with such
Division in their conduct of the audit for each office and facility.
(iii) Cooperate with and demonstrate to the satisfaction of CITY’S Solid Waste
Management Division the establishment of the recycling program in
paragraph (i) above and the ongoing maintenance thereof.
11. General Terms.
(a) Except as otherwise provided by law, all notices expressly required of
CITY within the body of this Agreement, and not otherwise specifically provided for, shall be
effective only if signed by the Administrator or his/her designee.
(b) Records of CONSULTANT’S expenses pertaining to the Project shall be
kept on a generally recognized accounting basis and shall be available to CITY or its authorized
representatives upon request during regular business hours throughout the life of this
Agreement and for a period of three years after final payment or, if longer, for any period
required by law. In addition, all books, documents, papers, and records of CONSULTANT
pertaining to the Project shall be available for the purpose of making audits, examinations,
excerpts, and transcriptions for the same period of time. If any litigation, claim, negotiations,
audit or other action is commenced before the expiration of said time period, all records shall be
retained and made available to CITY until such action is resolved, or until the end of said time
period whichever shall later occur. If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any portion of the
services to be performed under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall cause each subcontractor
to also comply with the requirements of this paragraph. This Section 11(b) shall survive
expiration or termination of this Agreement.
(c) Prior to execution of this Agreement by CITY, CONSULTANT shall have
provided evidence to CITY that CONSULTANT is licensed to perform the services called for by
this Agreement (or that no license is required). If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any
portion of the work or services to be performed under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall
require each subcontractor to provide evidence to CITY that subcontractor is licensed to
perform the services called for by this Agreement (or that no license is required) before
beginning work.
12. Nondiscrimination. To the extent required by controlling federal, state and local
law, CONSULTANT shall not employ discriminatory practices in the provision of services,
employment of personnel, or in any other respect on the basis of race, religious creed, color,
national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, marital status,
sex, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam
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era. Subject to the foregoing and during the performance of this Agreement, CONSULTANT
agrees as follows:
(a) CONSULTANT will comply with all applicable laws and regulations
providing that no person shall, on the grounds of race, religious creed, color, national origin,
ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, age, sexual
orientation, ethnicity, status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era be excluded
from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any
program or activity made possible by or resulting from this Agreement.
(b) CONSULTANT will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for
employment because of race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability,
mental disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, status
as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era. CONSULTANT shall ensure that
applicants are employed, and the employees are treated during employment, without regard to
their race, religious creed, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability,
medical condition, marital status, sex, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, status as a disabled
veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era. Such requirement shall apply to CONSULTANT’S
employment practices including, but not be limited to, the following: employment, upgrading,
demotion or transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; layoff or termination; rates of pay or
other forms of compensation; and selection for training, including apprenticeship.
CONSULTANT agrees to post in conspicuous places, available to employees and applicants for
employment, notices setting forth the provision of this nondiscrimination clause.
(c) CONSULTANT will, in all solicitations or advertisements for employees
placed by or on behalf of CONSULTANT in pursuit hereof, state that all qualified applicants will
receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religious creed, color, national
origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, age,
sexual orientation, ethnicity, status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era.
(d) CONSULTANT will send to each labor union or representative of workers
with which it has a collective bargaining agreement or other contract or understanding, a notice
advising such labor union or workers' representatives of CONSULTANT’S commitment under
this section and shall post copies of the notice in conspicuous places available to employees
and applicants for employment.
(e) If CONSULTANT should subcontract all or any portion of the services to
be performed under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall cause each subcontractor to also
comply with the requirements of this Section 12.
13. Independent Contractor.
(a) In the furnishing of the services provided for herein, CONSULTANT is
acting solely as an independent contractor. Neither CONSULTANT, nor any of its officers,
agents or employees shall be deemed an officer, agent, employee, joint venturer, partner or
associate of CITY for any purpose. CITY shall have no right to control or supervise or direct the
manner or method by which CONSULTANT shall perform its work and functions. However,
CITY shall retain the right to administer this Agreement so as to verify that CONSULTANT is
performing its obligations in accordance with the terms and conditions thereof.
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(b) This Agreement does not evidence a partnership or joint venture between
CONSULTANT and CITY. CONSULTANT shall have no authority to bind CITY absent CITY’S
express written consent. Except to the extent otherwise provided in this Agreement,
CONSULTANT shall bear its own costs and expenses in pursuit thereof.
(c) Because of its status as an independent contractor, CONSULTANT and
its officers, agents and employees shall have absolutely no right to employment rights and
benefits available to CITY employees. CONSULTANT shall be solely liable and responsible for
all payroll and tax withholding and for providing to, or on behalf of, its employees all employee
benefits including, without limitation, health, welfare and retirement benefits. In addition,
together with its other obligations under this Agreement, CONSULTANT shall be solely
responsible, indemnify, defend and save CITY harmless from all matters relating to employment
and tax withholding for and payment of CONSULTANT'S employees, including, without
limitation, (i) compliance with Social Security and unemployment insurance withholding,
payment of workers’ compensation benefits, and all other laws and regulations governing
matters of employee withholding, taxes and payment; and (ii) any claim of right or interest in
CITY employment benefits, entitlements, programs and/or funds offered employees of CITY
whether arising by reason of any common law, de facto, leased, or co-employee rights or other
theory. It is acknowledged that during the term of this Agreement, CONSULTANT may be
providing services to others unrelated to CITY or to this Agreement.
14. Notices. Any notice required or intended to be given to either party under the
terms of this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be deemed to be duly given if delivered
personally, transmitted by facsimile followed by telephone confirmation of receipt, or sent by
United States registered or certified mail, with postage prepaid, return receipt requested,
addressed to the party to which notice is to be given at the party's address set forth on the
signature page of this Agreement or at such other address as the parties may from time to time
designate by written notice. Notices served by United States mail in the manner above
described shall be deemed sufficiently served or given at the time of the mailing thereof.
15. Binding. Subject to Section 16, below, once this Agreement is signed by all
parties, it shall be binding upon, and shall inure to the benefit of, all parties, and each parties'
respective heirs, successors, assigns, transferees, agents, servants, employees and
representatives.
16. Assignment.
(a) This Agreement is personal to CONSULTANT and there shall be no
assignment by CONSULTANT of its rights or obligations under this Agreement without the prior
written approval of the City Manager or his/her designee. Any attempted assignment by
CONSULTANT, its successors or assigns, shall be null and void unless approved in writing by
the City Manager or his/her designee.
(b) CONSULTANT hereby agrees not to assign the payment of any monies
due CONSULTANT from CITY under the terms of this Agreement to any other individual(s),
corporation(s) or entity(ies). CITY retains the right to pay any and all monies due
CONSULTANT directly to CONSULTANT.
17. Compliance With Law. In providing the services required under this Agreement,
CONSULTANT shall at all times comply with all applicable laws of the United States, the State
of California and CITY, and with all applicable regulations promulgated by federal, state,
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regional, or local administrative and regulatory agencies, now in force and as they may be
enacted, issued, or amended during the term of this Agreement.
18. Waiver. The waiver by either party of a breach by the other of any provision of
this Agreement shall not constitute a continuing waiver or a waiver of any subsequent breach of
either the same or a different provision of this Agreement. No provisions of this Agreement may
be waived unless in writing and signed by all parties to this Agreement. Waiver of any one
provision herein shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any other provision herein.
19. Governing Law and Venue. This Agreement shall be governed by, and
construed and enforced in accordance with, the laws of the State of California, excluding,
however, any conflict of laws rule which would apply the law of another jurisdiction. Venue for
purposes of the filing of any action regarding the enforcement or interpretation of this
Agreement and any rights and duties hereunder shall be Fresno County, California.
20. Headings. The section headings in this Agreement are for convenience and
reference only and shall not be construed or held in any way to explain, modify or add to the
interpretation or meaning of the provisions of this Agreement.
21. Severability. The provisions of this Agreement are severable. The invalidity, or
unenforceability of any one provision in this Agreement shall not affect the other provisions.
22. Interpretation. The parties acknowledge that this Agreement in its final form is
the result of the combined efforts of the parties and that, should any provision of this Agreement
be found to be ambiguous in any way, such ambiguity shall not be resolved by construing this
Agreement in favor of or against either party, but rather by construing the terms in accordance
with their generally accepted meaning.
23. Attorney's Fees. If either party is required to commence any proceeding or legal
action to enforce or interpret any term, covenant or condition of this Agreement, the prevailing
party in such proceeding or action shall be entitled to recover from the other party its reasonable
attorney's fees and legal expenses.
24. Exhibits. Each exhibit and attachment referenced in this Agreement is, by the
reference, incorporated into and made a part of this Agreement.
25. Precedence of Documents. In the event of any conflict between the body of this
Agreement and any Exhibit or Attachment hereto, the terms and conditions of the body of this
Agreement shall control and take precedence over the terms and conditions expressed within
the Exhibit or Attachment. Furthermore, any terms or conditions contained within any Exhibit or
Attachment hereto which purport to modify the allocation of risk between the parties, provided
for within the body of this Agreement, shall be null and void.
26. Cumulative Remedies. No remedy or election hereunder shall be deemed
exclusive but shall, wherever possible, be cumulative with all other remedies at law or in equity.
27. No Third Party Beneficiaries. The rights, interests, duties and obligations defined
within this Agreement are intended for the specific parties hereto as identified in the preamble of
this Agreement. Notwithstanding anything stated to the contrary in this Agreement, it is not
intended that any rights or interests in this Agreement benefit or flow to the interest of any third
parties.
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28. Extent of Agreement. Each party acknowledges that they have read and fully
understand the contents of this Agreement. This Agreement represents the entire and
integrated agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and
supersedes all prior negotiations, representations or agreements, either written or oral. This
Agreement may be modified only by written instrument duly authorized and executed by both
CITY and CONSULTANT.
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Exhibit A
SCOPE OF SERVICES
Consultant Service Agreement between City of Fresno (“City”)
and Economic Development Corporation Serving Fresno County (“Consultant”)
High Speed Rail Impacted Business Support Consulting Services
PROJECT TITLE
1. The CONSULTANT shall outreach to and provide liaison services between partially and fully
displaced persons and businesses and the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority),
determined in consultation with the CITY (who will consult with the Authority) on a schedule
dictated by and designed to meet all project construction and other schedules. In performing
these services, the CONSULTANT shall also:
a. Identify special requirements, concerns and/or potential conflicts with proposed
relocation efforts as early as possible.
b. Participate as needed and when requested by the CITY in project-related
coordination meetings and conference calls, including participation in site visits.
c. Respond to requests from City for information at each meeting; and respond to
questions verbally, via email, or written, as requested by the CITY within agreed upon
timeframes.
e. Provide monthly meetings between displaced businesses, the Local Resource
Referral Team and California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) representatives,
when requested by CITY staff and in conjunction with Authority staff or representatives.
g. Facilitate planning and consultation meetings with businesses, including helping
displaced businesses set up pre-application meetings with the High-Speed Rail
Permitting Team.
2. The CONSULTANT shall coordinate Site Searches and Tours for Displaced Persons and
Businesses in conjunction with the CITY and Authority, if needed.
3. Other tasks:
a. Maintain a case management system that tracks EDC contact with specific
businesses (dates of meetings, items discussed, etc.). The information contained in this
system shall be made available to the CITY when requested.
b. The CONSULTANT shall report on the number of businesses assisted, identify any
additional assistance that was required, number of meetings held with businesses, and
other markers associated with tasks listed above.
c. Provide invoices that correctly identify expenses charged to each contract task. The
CONSULTANT shall attach a monthly progress report with the applicable invoice that
details monthly expenditures; cumulative for both the current Federal fiscal year and for
the term of the contract. The monthly statement for this contract shall identify actual
costs for salaries and other direct costs and be provided to the CITY within thirty (30)
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days after the end of each month. Invoices shall be subject to approval by the CITY
and the Authority.
d. Comply with all requirements contained in Exhibit F of contract number HSR-17-14,
the agreement between the City of Fresno and the California High Speed Rail Authority.
This Exhibit is titled "FEDERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS".
e. Perform all work in the order or priority requested by the CITY.
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SCHEDULE OF FEES AND EXPENSES
See Attached Exhibit D
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Exhibit B
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
Consultant Service Agreement between City of Fresno (“CITY”)
and the Economic Development Corporation Serving Fresno County (“CONSULTANT”)
High Speed Rail Impacted Business Support Consulting Services
PROJECT TITLE
Minimum Scope of Insurance
Coverage shall be at least as broad as:
1. The most current version of Insurance Services Office (ISO) Commercial General
Liability Coverage Form CG 00 01, which shall include insurance for “bodily
injury,” “property damage” and “personal and advertising injury” with coverage for
premises and operations, products and completed operations, and contractual
liability.
2. The most current version of Insurance Service Office (ISO) Business Auto
Coverage Form CA 00 01, which shall include coverage for all owned, hired, and
non-owned automobiles or other licensed vehicles (Code 1- Any Auto).
3. Workers’ Compensation insurance as required by the California Labor Code and
Employer’s Liability Insurance.
4. Professional Liability (Errors and Omissions) insurance appropriate to
CONSULTANT’S profession. Architect’s and engineer’s coverage is to be
endorsed to include contractual liability.
Minimum Limits of Insurance
CONSULTANT shall maintain limits of liability of not less than:
1. General Liability:
$1,000,000 per occurrence for bodily injury and property damage
$1,000,000 per occurrence for personal and advertising injury
$2,000,000 aggregate for products and completed operations
$2,000,000 general aggregate applying separately to the work performed under
the Agreement
2. Automobile Liability:
$1,000,000 per accident for bodily injury and property damage
3. Employer’s Liability:
$1,000,000 each accident for bodily injury
$1,000,000 disease each employee
$1,000,000 disease policy limit
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4. Professional Liability (Errors and Omissions):
$1,000,000 per claim/occurrence
$2,000,000 policy aggregate
Umbrella or Excess Insurance
In the event CONSULTANT purchases an Umbrella or Excess insurance policy(ies) to meet the
“Minimum Limits of Insurance,” this insurance policy(ies) shall “follow form” and afford no less
coverage than the primary insurance policy(ies).
Deductibles and Self-Insured Retentions
CONSULTANT shall be responsible for payment of any deductibles contained in any insurance
policy(ies) required hereunder and CONSULTANT shall also be responsible for payment of any
self-insured retentions. Any deductibles or self-insured retentions must be declared to, and
approved by, the CITY’S Risk Manager or his/her designee. At the option of the CITY’S Risk
Manager or his/her designee, either (i) the insurer shall reduce or eliminate such deductibles or
self-insured retentions as respects CITY, its officers, officials, employees, agents and
volunteers; or (ii) CONSULTANT shall provide a financial guarantee, satisfactory to CITY’S Risk
Manager or his/her designee, guaranteeing payment of losses and related investigations, claim
administration and defense expenses. At no time shall CITY be responsible for the payment of
any deductibles or self-insured retentions.
Other Insurance Provisions
The General Liability and Automobile Liability insurance policies are to contain, or be endorsed
to contain, the following provisions:
1. CITY, its officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers are to be covered
as additional insureds.
2. The coverage shall contain no special limitations on the scope of protection
afforded to CITY, its officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers.
3. CONSULTANT’S insurance coverage shall be primary and no contribution shall
be required of CITY.
The Workers’ Compensation insurance policy is to contain, or be endorsed to contain, the
following provision: CONSULTANT and its insurer shall waive any right of subrogation against
CITY, its officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers.
If the Professional Liability (Errors and Omissions) insurance policy is written on a claims-made
form:
1. The retroactive date must be shown, and must be before the effective date of the
Agreement or the commencement of work by CONSULTANT.
2. Insurance must be maintained and evidence of insurance must be provided for at
least 5 years after any expiration or termination of the Agreement or, in the
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alternative, the policy shall be endorsed to provide not less than a 5-year
discovery period.
3. If coverage is canceled or non-renewed, and not replaced with another
claims-made policy form with a retroactive date prior to the effective date of the
Agreement or the commencement of work by CONSULTANT, CONSULTANT
must purchase extended reporting coverage for a minimum of 5 years following
the expiration or termination of the Agreement.
4. A copy of the claims reporting requirements must be submitted to CITY for
review.
5. These requirements shall survive expiration or termination of the Agreement.
All policies of insurance required hereunder shall be endorsed to provide that the coverage shall
not be cancelled, non-renewed, reduced in coverage or in limits except after 30 calendar day
written notice by certified mail, return receipt requested, has been given to CITY. Upon
issuance by the insurer, broker, or agent of a notice of cancellation, non-renewal, or reduction in
coverage or in limits, CONSULTANT shall furnish CITY with a new certificate and applicable
endorsements for such policy(ies). In the event any policy is due to expire during the work to be
performed for CITY, CONSULTANT shall provide a new certificate, and applicable
endorsements, evidencing renewal of such policy not less than 15 calendar days prior to the
expiration date of the expiring policy.
Acceptability of Insurers
All policies of insurance required hereunder shall be placed with an insurance company(ies)
admitted by the California Insurance Commissioner to do business in the State of California and
rated not less than “A-VII” in Best’s Insurance Rating Guide; or authorized by CITY'S Risk
Manager.
Verification of Coverage
CONSULTANT shall furnish CITY with all certificate(s) and applicable endorsements effecting
coverage required hereunder. All certificates and applicable endorsements are to be received
and approved by the CITY’S Risk Manager or his/her designee prior to CITY’S execution of the
Agreement and before work commences.
Exhibit C
DISCLOSURE OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
High Speed Rail Business Support Consulting Services
PROJECT TITLE
YES* NO
1 Are you currently in litigation with the City of Fresno or any of its
agents?
2 Do you represent any firm, organization or person who is in
litigation with the City of Fresno?
3 Do you currently represent or perform work for any clients who do
business with the City of Fresno?
4 Are you or any of your principals, managers or professionals,
owners or investors in a business which does business with the
City of Fresno, or in a business which is in litigation with the City of
Fresno?
5 Are you or any of your principals, managers or professionals,
related by blood or marriage to any City of Fresno employee who
has any significant role in the subject matter of this service?
6 Do you or any of your subcontractors have, or expect to have, any
interest, direct or indirect, in any other contract in connection with
this Project?
* If the answer to any question is yes, please explain in full below.
Explanation:
Signature
Date
(name)
(company)
(address)
Additional page(s) attached.
(city state zip)
BUDGET AND COSTS
CITY OF FRESNO - HIGH-SPEED RAIL IMPACTED BUSINESS ASSISTANCE/RELOCATION SERVICES
Task and Work Description
Allocation
of Time
(Hrs.)
Position Hourly Rate
$/ Hour Subtotal Benefits
Rate $/hr
Total
Benefits
Overhead
Rate $/ Hr.Overhead Total by Task Total City of
Fresno Costs
Total EDC
Costs
A.High-Speed Rail Permitting Team
1 Pre-Application Consultation for Special Permits 88 Assistant Director $60 $5,304 $18 $1,620 $29 $2,565 $9,490
88 Business Manager $46 $4,066 $14 $1,242 $22 $1,967 $7,276
215 Planning Manager $48 $10,320 $15 $3,153 $23 $4,992 $18,464
1000 Supervising Planner $38 $38,000 $12 $11,609 $18 $18,380 $67,989
442 Planner III $35 $15,470 $11 $4,726 $17 $7,483 $27,679
177 Senior Plans Examiner $36 $6,365 $11 $1,944 $17 $3,079 $11,388
133 Professional Engineer (Structural)$42 $5,569 $13 $1,701 $20 $2,694 $9,964
177 Architect $38 $6,718 $12 $2,052 $18 $3,250 $12,020
442 Development Services Coordinator $32 $14,144 $10 $4,321 $15 $6,841 $25,306
177 Fire Prevention Engineer $43 $7,602 $14 $2,437 $11 $1,998 $12,037
442 Traffic Engineer / PW Mgr.$49 $21,658 $16 $7,160 $20 $8,899 $37,717
177 Supervising Eng Tech.(PW)$41 $7,249 $14 $2,396 $17 $2,978 $12,624
177 Senior Engineering Tech.(PW)$31 $5,481 $10 $1,812 $13 $2,252 $9,545
177 Supervising Eng Tech.(DPU)$41 $7,249 $14 $2,396 $17 $2,978 $12,624
177 Senior Engineering Tech.(DPU)$31 $5,481 $10 $1,812 $13 $2,252 $9,545
Sub-Total 4088 $160,676 $50,383 $72,608 $283,667 $283,667
2 90 Assistant Director $60 $5,400 $18 $1,650 $29 $2,612 $9,662
90 Business Manager $46 $4,140 $14 $1,265 $22 $2,002 $7,407
350 Planning Manager $48 $16,800 $15 $5,132 $23 $8,126 $30,058
1600 Supervising Planner $38 $60,800 $12 $18,574 $18 $29,408 $108,783
450 Planner III $35 $15,750 $11 $4,812 $17 $7,618 $28,180
400 Development Services Coordinator $32 $12,800 $10 $3,910 $15 $6,191 $22,902
350 Supr. Fire Prev. Insp.$37 $12,950 $12 $4,150 $10 $3,403 $20,503
440 Traffic Engineer / PW Mgr.$49 $21,560 $16 $7,128 $20 $8,859 $37,547
350 Supervising Eng Tech.(PW)$41 $14,350 $14 $4,744 $17 $5,896 $24,990
350 Senior Engineering Tech.(PW)$31 $10,850 $10 $3,587 $13 $4,458 $18,895
180 Supervising Eng Tech.(DPU $41 $7,380 $14 $2,440 $17 $3,032 $12,852
180 Senior Engineering Tech.(DPU)$31 $5,580 $10 $1,845 $13 $2,293 $9,718
Sub-Total 4830 $188,360 $59,237 $83,899 $331,496 $331,496
Special Permit Process Assistance
Task and Work Description
Allocation
of Time
(Hrs.)
Position Hourly Rate
$/ Hour Subtotal Benefits
Rate $/hr
Total
Benefits
Overhead
Rate $/ Hr.Overhead Total by Task Total City of
Fresno Costs
Total EDC
Costs
3 88 Assistant Director $60 $5,304 $18 $1,620 $29 $2,565 $9,490
44 Business Manager $46 $2,033 $14 $621 $22 $983 $3,638
177 Planning Manager $48 $8,486 $15 $2,593 $23 $4,105 $15,184
442 Supervising Planner $38 $16,796 $12 $5,131 $18 $8,124 $30,051
442 Planner III $35 $15,470 $11 $4,726 $17 $7,483 $27,679
177 Building Services Manager $55 $9,724 $17 $2,971 $27 $4,703 $17,398
177 Professional Engineer (Structural)$42 $7,426 $13 $2,269 $20 $3,592 $13,286
177 Architect $38 $6,718 $12 $2,052 $18 $3,250 $12,020
44 Development Services Coordinator $32 $1,414 $10 $432 $15 $684 $2,531
354 Supr. Fire Prev. Insp.$37 $13,083 $12 $4,193 $10 $3,438 $20,714
354 Traffic Engineer / PW Mgr.$49 $17,326 $16 $5,728 $20 $7,119 $30,174
177 Supervising Eng Tech.(PW)$41 $7,249 $14 $2,396 $17 $2,978 $12,624
177 Senior Engineering Tech.(PW)$31 $5,481 $10 $1,812 $13 $2,252 $9,545
177 Supervising Eng Tech.(DPU $41 $7,249 $14 $2,396 $17 $2,978 $12,624
177 Senior Engineering Tech.(DPU)$31 $5,481 $10 $1,812 $13 $2,252 $9,545
Sub-Total 3182 $129,241 $40,753 $56,507 $226,501 $226,501
4 44 Assistant Director $60 $2,652 $18 $810 $29 $1,283 $4,745
44 Business Manager $46 $2,033 $14 $621 $22 $983 $3,638
177 Planning Manager $48 $8,486 $15 $2,593 $23 $4,105 $15,184
796
Supervising Planner
$38
$30,233 $12 $9,236 $18 $14,623 $54,092
177 Planner III $35 $6,188 $11 $1,890 $17 $2,993 $11,071
44 Building Services Manager $55 $2,431 $17 $743 $27 $1,176 $4,350
35 Professional Engineer (Structural)$42 $1,485 $13 $454 $20 $718 $2,657
35 Architect $38 $1,344 $12 $410 $18 $650 $2,404
44 Development Services Coordinator $32 $1,414 $10 $432 $15 $684 $2,531
88 Supr. Fire Prev. Insp.$37 $3,271 $12 $1,048 $10 $859 $5,179
88 Traffic Engineer / PW Mgr.$49 $4,332 $16 $1,432 $20 $1,780 $7,543
71 Supervising Eng Tech.(PW)$41 $2,900 $14 $959 $17 $1,191 $5,049
88 Senior Engineering Tech.(PW)$31 $2,740 $10 $906 $13 $1,126 $4,772
88 Supervising Eng Tech.(DPU $41 $3,624 $14 $1,198 $17 $1,489 $6,312
44 Senior Engineering Tech.(DPU)$31 $1,370 $10 $453 $13 $563 $2,386
Sub-Total 1865 $74,504 $23,186 $34,224 $131,913 $131,913
Business Outreach, City Consultation
with CHSRA Appraisal Team,
Relocation Planning, coordination
meetings, and any other
communication with the CHSRA
regarding permitting
Assist Timely Approval of Special
Permits and Permits
Task and Work Description
Allocation
of Time
(Hrs.)
Position Hourly Rate
$/ Hour Subtotal Benefits
Rate $/hr
Total
Benefits
Overhead
Rate $/ Hr.Overhead Total by Task Total City of
Fresno Costs
Total EDC
Costs
B EDC Local High-Speed Rail Business Support Program
1 796 President/CEO (1)$123 $97,859 ****$97,859
619 Director of Business Services (11)$49 $30,321 ****$30,321
221 Chief Operating Officer (2)$58 $12,818 ****$12,818
619 Data Administrator (21)$37 $22,896 ****$22,896
398 Controller (3)$54 $21,481 ****$21,481
3536 Business Support Specialist (12)$40 $210,000 ****$210,000
1768 Business Support Specialist (14)$35 $61,880 ****$61,880
Sub-Total 7956 $457,255 $457,255 $457,255
*Denotes that Benefits and Overhead are included in the Salary Hourly Rate for Fresno County EDC as shown
Outreach Services to Impacted
Businesses
Task and Work Description
Allocation
of Time
(Hrs.)
Position Hourly Rate
$/ Hour Subtotal Benefits
Rate $/hr
Total
Benefits
Overhead
Rate $/ Hr.Overhead Total by Task Total City of
Fresno Costs
Total EDC
Costs
C.Performance Measures and Contract Management
1 Kick-Off Meeting This shall be billed under Task A.4 and Task B.2
2 Coordination Meeting This shall be billed under Task A.4 and Task B.2
3 Communication Protocol:This shall be billed under Task A.4 and Task B.2
4 Quarterly Progress Reports This shall be billed under Tasks A.1, A.2, A.3, A.4, B.1 or B.2 as appropriate
5 Performance Review Not a City task
6 Administer Subcontracts This shall be billed under Tasks A.1, A.2, A.3, A.4, B.1 or B.2 as appropriate
Sub-Total $973,579 $457,255
D. OTHER DIRECT COSTS
Published Notices and Filing Fees $30,000
Outreach Materials and Brochures $10,000
Legal Review $40,000
Local Travel $10,000 $5,145
CITY ONLY EDC
GRAND TOTAL $1,063,579 $462,400
6/11/2018 OVERALL GRAND TOTAL $1,525,978
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0869 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-O
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:MICHAEL A. LIMA, Finance Director/(ex-officio)Treasurer
Finance Department
BY:CORRINA BARBARITE, Treasury Officer
Finance Department
SUBJECT:
RESOLUTION -To claim funds of $7,539.08 for uncashed checks dated January 21,2014,through
December 30,2014,and $1,300.00 for three bond deposits dating from 1998,2008,and 2009,as
well as transfer said funds from “Special Fund” 63539 to the General Fund 10101
RECOMMENDATION:
Approve Resolution attached hereto as Attachment 1 to claim and transfer funds appropriated for the City-issued checks
listed in Exhibit A to Attachment 2 from Special Fund 63539 to the General Fund 10101.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
State Law and City Policy allow the City to claim unclaimed monies in the City Treasury and transfer them into the
General Fund for use as the City sees fit.Uncashed checks issued by the City that are older than three years qualify as
unclaimed funds.If the City follows the notification procedures outlined in State Law,these funds become the property of
the City,and can be claimed and transferred into the General Fund.Upon approval of the attached Resolution,the City
may claim and transfer $8,839.08 into the General Fund.
BACKGROUND
Under the City of Fresno Policy and Procedures for Claiming Unclaimed Money in the City of Fresno Treasury for the
General Fund (Policy),originally adopted on August 27,2002 and revised on January 17,2013,the City may claim
unclaimed funds held in the City’s Treasury for more than three years for the City and transfer these funds to the City’s
General Fund.This unclaimed property includes uncashed checks and deposits for various purposes.This practice is
permitted under Government Code Sections 50050-50053 and 50055.
Uncashed checks include checks that have been issued by the City,but for reasons unknown,have never been
negotiated,deposited,or cashed by the recipient.These checks have been issued for payroll,worker’s compensation
claims,or to vendors in payment for goods or services received.The payee has never notified the City that payment was
not received,or that the check was lost.Deposits that may be claimed might include bid deposits on various contracts
that have never been reclaimed by the bidders for one reason or another.
The City’s Policy and State Law specify that funds held in the City’s Treasury must be older than three years before the
City may claim them.The Treasury Section generally prepares this Resolution annually to claim property that has been
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City may claim them.The Treasury Section generally prepares this Resolution annually to claim property that has been
held for more than three years. This year’s Resolution includes checks that were written prior to December 31, 2014.
State law requires that a list of unclaimed funds (checks and/or deposits),for amounts of $15.00 or more,held in the
City’s treasury,be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Fresno,for two successive weeks.There
is a forty-five day period from the date of the first publication of the list,during which individuals have the right to contact
the City and claim the funds on deposit.Any funds that are not claimed become the property of the City of Fresno after
the forty-fifth day.The City may then transfer that money from the fund in which it currently resides,a “Special Fund,”to
the City’s General Fund.
Consistent with the Policy and State Law,the Finance Director has published a list of uncashed checks and deposits
older than three years in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Fresno,once per week,for two successive
weeks.The notice listed the payees for the checks as well as the amount of each check.Prospective claimants were
invited to contact the City to obtain instruction as to how to file a claim for the funds.Also,the date on which the funds
could be claimed by the City of Fresno was included in the public notice.Attachment 3 is a photocopy of the notification
published in the Business Journal on April 16,2018,and April 23,2018.The notice that was run in the Business Journal
was also translated into Spanish and run in Vida en el Valle on April 18, 2018.
In addition to meeting the minimum legal requirement for claiming these funds,staff performed additional due diligence by
sending letters to each one of the payees and the depositors at their last known addresses.Also,the City’s Worker’s
Compensation claims administrator,Risico Claims Management,sent letters to its payees as well.The letter notified the
payee of the existence of the funds,invited them to submit a claim,and included a request for the City to process a
reimbursement.
The total amount to be claimed is $8,839.08.That amount is made up of uncashed accounts payable vendor checks of
$2,500.84,uncashed payroll checks of $2,602.05,uncashed workers compensation checks of $2,436.19,and three bond
deposits totaling $1,300.00. Each of these amounts is detailed in Attachment 2.
Upon passing the attached Resolution,these funds will be transferred to the General Fund.The Finance Director certifies
that all of the requirements of the Policy and State Law have been met and the City may therefore transfer the funds
appropriated for these checks to the General Fund.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this item does not qualify
as a “project” and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this Resolution does not include a bid or award of a construction or service
contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
The Cash Balance of the General Fund will be increased by $8,839.08.
Attachments:Attachment 1:Resolution transferring $8,839.08 to the General Fund
Attachment 2:Exhibit A: List of funds to be transferred to the General Fund
Attachment 3:Photocopy of Business Journal Notice
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REFERENCE DATE AMOUNT NAME
Payroll
681227 4/25/14 581.04 Paul Jackson
681238 4/25/14 712.28 Patrick Geraghty
681239 4/25/14 374.46 Robert Reyna
682466 6/20/14 25.00 Hans Steele
683514 8/29/14 909.27 Dustin Bruzee
2,602.05
A/P
1 779259 2/10/2014 95.38 Ryan & Shannon Davis
2 779268 2/10/2014 95.38 John & Margaret Gibbs
3 779272 2/10/2014 973.09 Herndon and Willow Inc.
4 779282 2/10/2014 100.68 Mark Leongson
5 779285 2/10/2014 90.08 Alfonso Manrique
6 779302 2/10/2014 28.83 Lawrence Ramalho
7 779308 2/10/2014 95.38 Debra Ulmer
8 779312 2/10/2014 105.98 Richard E. Wentz
9 779444 2/11/2014 50.00 Rosa Alcaraz
10 779611 2/11/2014 50.00 Verna Sharpton
11 779706 2/13/2014 50.00 Carl Christensen
12 780829 2/27/2014 50.00 Jessica Boggs
781451 3/6/2014 6.00 Cbb Construction
13 782319 3/18/2014 66.00 Kathy Deramos
14 783101 3/27/2014 80.00 Sigma Nu Fraternity
15 783621 4/3/2014 161.54 Brianne Lewis
16 785269 4/24/2014 60.00 Manjit Kaur
17 786512 5/12/2014 77.00 Jesus Cruz
788851 6/12/2014 1.50 California State
790157 6/30/2014 7.00 David Nieto
790174 6/30/2014 7.00 PROLOGIX
19 792920 8/7/2014 67.15 Narinder Kaur
20 793690 8/18/2014 50.85 Elaine Robles-Mcgraw
21 801119 12/2/2014 100.00 Fresno Hispanic Soccer Leage
802552 12/18/2014 5.00 Safetyculture PTY LTD
22 802866 12/23/2014 27.00 Lexis Nexis
2,500.84
RISICO
192748 1/21/2014 $12.32 Amber Tumoine
192889 1/21/2014 $5.77 Amariyh Amira Arafi
195171 3/12/2014 $2.69 Stacy E. McDonald
195388 3/17/2014 $67.20 David Mendoza
EXHIBIT A
195786 3/21/2014 $12.19 Jacob Wallace
197201 4/21/2014 $7.84 David Mendoza
198152 5/12/2014 $6.27 Robert Mils
198228 5/14/2014 $15.64 David Mercier
198308 5/16/2014 $6.60 Arnulfo (Ray) Flores
200063 6/19/2014 $8.85 Gabriel Acosta
200085 6/19/2014 $12.88 Glen Webster
200209 6/24/2014 $8.04 April Marquez
200558 6/30/2014 $4.12 Jeffrey Moosoolian
201518 7/21/2014 $15.96 Marshall Chun
201989 7/30/2014 $83.85 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS
202877 8/18/2014 $8.40 Brad Alcorn
203190 8/21/2014 $4.12 Jeffrey Moosoolian
203830 9/3/2014 $3.42 Steve Toles
204354 9/15/2014 $4.80 Joseph Fabits
204430 9/16/2014 $529.00 Janine D Johnson
204709 9/23/2014 $68.92 Ronnie Manning
204796 9/24/2014 $5.00 Michael Rossi
204964 9/29/2014 $14.89 Stacy E. McDonald
205831 10/15/2014 $4.29 Michael Fitzgerald
206195 10/22/2014 $2.74 Guadalupe Ramos
206199 10/22/2014 $0.59 Kenneth L Schoener
206381 10/24/2014 $4.65 Dean Williamson
206777 11/3/2014 $108.16 Peter D McGann MD
207687 11/21/2014 $2.80 Chris Mahackian
207876 11/25/2014 $1,381.68 David Mendoza
208133 12/2/2014 $4.71 Manuel Robles
209145 12/23/2014 $9.58 David Mendoza
209279 12/30/2014 $8.22 April Marquez
2,436.19
BONDS
CM95959 7/14/1998 500.00 Narindejit Sekhon (Sekhon Ice Cream)
CM171720 10/18/2008 300.00 Concord Development
CM171793 9/16/2009 500.00 Juan Blanca
1,300.00
8,839.08 Grand Total
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0886 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-P
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JENNIFER CLARK, Director
Development & Resource Management Department
BY:THOMAS GAFFERY, Parking Manager
Development & Resource Management Department
SUBJECT
RESOLUTION -Rescinding and Replacing Resolution No.2017-146 regarding granting authority to
the City Manager or his or her designee to enter into routine parking agreements for bulk monthly
parking contracts for 50 stalls or more
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the City Council adopt a resolution rescinding and replacing Resolution No.2017-
146 regarding granting authority to the City Manager or his or her designee to enter into routine
parking agreements for bulk monthly parking contracts for 50 stalls or more
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City has been working with various agencies to update agreements to implement the parking
rates approved by City Council in January of 2017.As part of this process,a Master Bulk Rate
Parking Agreement (Agreement)was drafted for agencies that qualified for the flat rate fee of $60.00
per stall per month for 50 stalls or more.Since then,the City has received requests for changes to
the Agreement in order to provide for termination clause as well as other clarifying language.The
proposed revision to the Agreement has been modified to include the aforementioned requests.
BACKGROUND
The City of Fresno currently operates parking garages,parking lots,and approximately 1,900 parking
meters in downtown.Parking is provided to the public as well as multiple federal,state,and local
agencies and businesses at contracted rates.In January of 2017,the City Council approved changes
to the Master Fee Schedule (MFS)which implemented a flat rate fee of $60.00 per stall per month for
bulk parking agreements for 50 stalls or more.The City has been working with the varying agencies
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bulk parking agreements for 50 stalls or more.The City has been working with the varying agencies
to implement the new rates.In June of 2017,Council adopted Resolution 2017-146,granting the City
Manager or designee the authority to approve agreements that align with the MFS rates and
substantially conform to the Agreement.Since adopting the Agreement,the City has received
multiple requests from potential licensees to modify the Agreement to include mutual termination
provisions,a process for relocation and closure of garages and lots,and other minor clarifying
language.Staff recommends Council rescind Resolution 2017-146 and adopt this resolution granting
the City Manager or designee the authority to enter into routine parking agreements that align with
the MFS rates and with the attached revised Agreement.Any parking agreement which materially
deviates from the Agreement will be presented to Council for consideration.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
item does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore not subject to California Environmental Quality
Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this item does not involve the bid process or the award
of a construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
The delegation of this authority will have no impact to the General Fund
Attachment:
Resolution
Revised Master Bulk Rate Parking Agreement
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PARKING PERMIT AGREEMENT
[Facility]
[Address]
This Parking Agreement (the Agreement) is dated the [day] day of [Month], 201[Year], by and
between City of Fresno, a California municipal corporation, (City), and [Licensee], a [Entity
Type] (Licensee). Licensee and City shall be referred to herein individually as a “Party” or
collectively as the “Parties.”
RECITALS
A. The City owns in fee all rights, title, and interest in and to the parking spaces in the
parking facility located at [ ] (Parking Facility).
B. Licensee desires to obtain [number of parking spaces] parking spaces (Parking Spaces,
as more fully defined in Section 5 of this Agreement) in the Parking Facility specifically
for use by Licensee’s permittees (Permittees).
C. The Parties now desire to enter into this Agreement to memorialize their respective
rights and obligations related to Licensee’s use of the Parking Facility.
AGREEMENT
NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual promises, covenants and
agreements contained herein and for good and valuable consideration, the City and Licensee
do hereby agree as follows:
1. Recitals. Each and all of the foregoing recitals of background facts are incorporated
herein by this reference as though set forth herein verbatim.
2. Purpose of Agreement. The purpose of this Agreement is to allow the Permittees
licensed use of the Parking Spaces solely for the specific public purpose descri bed in
Section 5 of this Agreement, and for no other purpose whatsoever, subject to the terms,
conditions, and restrictions set forth in this Agreement.
3. Effective Date of Agreement. This Agreement shall be effective as of the date first set
forth above which shall be the date City signs this Agreement, which shall be after
Licensee signs this Agreement.
4. Term. The initial term of this Agreement shall be five years, commencing on [ ],
(Commencement Date), and ending on [ ] (Initial Term), subject to earlier
termination in accordance with this Agreement.
a. Extension of Term. The Initial Term may be extended by mutual agreement of
the Parties, in writing, for no more than two additional five-year periods, on the
same terms and conditions as set forth in this Agreement. The Party seeking to
extend this Agreement under the terms and conditions contained herein shall
provide written notice to the other Party a minimum of ninety days prior to
expiration of the then current term.
5. Definitions and Terms of Use.
a. Parking Spaces. For purposes of this Agreement, Licensee is granted [non-
exclusive/exclusive] use of a maximum of [non-reserved/reserved] “as-is” parking
spaces for monthly parking by Permittees [on which floor/anywhere] in the
Parking Facility as designated by the City.
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b. Hours of Use. Parking will be available to the Permittees [specify parking hours:
for example "during the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday"] excluding state or national holidays officially observed by Licensee.
i. Noncompliance Penalty. Use of the Parking Facility for unauthorized
purposes (for instance, outside of authorized hours) may result in a
parking citation issued by the City of Fresno.
c. Parking Pass. Entry and parking in the Parking Facility shall be pursuant to
monthly parking passes or access cards issued by City or City’s designated
Parking Facilities Operator to Licensee or other documentation acceptable to the
City Parking passes may be issued directly to Permittees at Licensee’s request,
however, in any event Licensee shall remain responsible for all compliance set
forth in this Agreement, including Section 5.d. below.
d. Compliance. Parking passes shall be for use by Permittee only and may not be
transferred. Licensee shall handle parking passes and cause Permittees to use
the Parking Spaces for parking of vehicles in accordance with all applicable laws,
ordinances, rules, and regulations applicable to the Parking Facility, enacted or
promulgated by any public or governmental authority or agency having
jurisdiction over the Parking Facility, as may be amended from time to time.
e. Closure. City reserves the right to temporarily close the Parking Facility, or
certain areas therein, to perform necessary repairs, maintenance or
improvements. City shall post a notice in the Parking Facility of any such
closure. City may conduct emergency closures without prior notification. In the
event of a closure impacting Licensee, City shall provide substitute parking
spaces at another City-owned parking facility reasonably proximate to the
Parking Facility.
f. Relocation. The City may relocate Licensee’s Parking Spaces to a different
location within the Parking Facility or to a new or different parking facility
altogether by providing thirty days’ written notice of such change to Licensee. In
the event of relocation, City shall provide Licensee with substitute parking spaces
at another City-owned parking facility reasonably proximate to the Parking
Facility.
g. Security. City shall not be responsible for the security of Licensee’s vehicles.
Licensee shall be solely responsible for any and all damages occasioned from
Licensee’s use of the Parking Facility under this Agreement.
6. Improvements. Licensee shall not make any alterations, additions or improvements in or
to the Parking Facility.
7. Termination.
a. Material Breach. Any material breach of this Agreement, which shall include
substantial failure by a Party to observe, fulfill, or perform any obligation, term or
condition of this Agreement, shall be cause for termination as set forth herein.
Upon notice by a non-breaching Party to a Party which has materially breached
this Agreement, the breaching Party shall have ninety calendar days to cure the
breach from the date of the notice. If the breaching Party does not cure within
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the ninety calendar days provided, the non-breaching Party may terminate the
Agreement, effective immediately, upon written notice to the breaching Party.
b. City’s Right to Terminate. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City may terminate
this Agreement at any time after the Commencement Date and for any reason,
by giving thirty days’ prior written notice to the Licensee of such termination. This
Agreement is also subject to termination by the City as may be otherwise set
forth in this Agreement.
c. Licensee’s Right to Terminate. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Licensee may
terminate this Agreement at any time after the Commencement Date and f or any
reason, by giving ninety day’s prior written notice to the City of such termination.
In such event, Licensee shall pay to City all amounts due to City through the
specified date of termination. This Agreement is also subject to termination by
the Licensee as may be otherwise set forth in this Agreement.
8. Invoicing and Payment.
a. Allocation of Parking Spaces. Licensee shall have a right to be allocated up to
the number of stall noted in 5.a. above. Parking Spaces shall be allocated upon
Licensee’s providing the City with thirty days’ written notice of its need for a
parking space. The number of parking spaces allocated may be less than the
maximum allowable spaces. City may, at its option, rent to the general public
any unalloted parking spaces.
b. Minimum Parking Spaces. The Monthly Rate Per Space (defined below) is a
discounted bulk rate based upon the rental of at least fifty parking spaces by
Licensee. Accordingly, in no event shall Licensee pay for less than fifty Parking
Spaces per month. Should less than fifty Parking Spaces be allocated to
Licensee in any given month (due to Licensee’s decision not to utilize at least fifty
Parking Spaces), Licensee shall remain liable for payment for fifty Parking
Spaces.
c. Monthly Rate Per Space. Licensee shall pay City for the use of the Parking
Spaces in accordance with the then-current monthly parking rate set forth in the
Master Fee Schedule for Parking Permits for Bulk Annual Purchase of fifty stalls
or more (Monthly Rate Per Space). The Monthly Rate Per Space as of the
Commencement Date, as provided in the City’s Master Fee Schedule is $[ ]
per space. The Monthly Rate Per Space shall be subject to change based upon
changes to the Master Fee Schedule. The Parties acknowledge that the Monthly
Rate Per Space, as provided in the Master Fee Schedule, is subject to the
following condition:
Effective July 1, 2018, staff shall administratively update the
parking fees adjusted by this resolution annually to reflect the
twelve month percentage change in the U.S Bureau of Labor
Statistics Consumer Price Index (CPI) (Urban Wage Earners and
Clerical Workers for the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose Area),
for the most current month that data is available, or 3% whichever
is less.
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d. Payment. Licensee shall make all payments in full. Licensee shall pay a pro-
rated Monthly Rate Per Space beginning on the Commencement Date for the
remainder of the month of the Commencement Date and then on the first day of
each month thereafter, such that Licensee pays for monthly use in advance.
Licensee will be issued all applicable parking passes and or access cards
through the City or City’s Contracted Parking Operator. All payments shall be
made to the City of Fresno, Parking Services, 2600 Fresno Street, Room 4019,
Fresno, CA 93721.
i. Excess Use. Licensee shall be responsible for use of stalls in excess of
the allotted Parking Spaces; such use shall be subject to payment in
arrears at the then-current daily parking rate set forth in the Master Fee
Schedule for Short Term Daily Rates – Maximum Per Day ($9.00 per
space as of the Commencement Date). Following invoicing, payment
shall be due on the first day of the next month.
e. Partial Payment. Receipt of a payment of less than the amount due shall be
deemed to be nothing more than a partial payment and shall be considered a
material breach of this Agreement. Under no circumstances shall City’s
acceptance of a partial paymen t constitute accord and satisfaction, nor will City’s
acceptance of a partial payment forfeit City’s right to collect the balance due on
the account. City may accept any partial payment check with any conditional or
restrictive endorsement or memorandum without prejudice to City’s right to
recover the balance remaining due or to pursue any other remedy available
under this Agreement.
f. Late Payment. Late payments are subject to a Late Payment Penalty as provide
in the City’s Master Fee Schedule. Any payments of any kind returned for
insufficient funds will be subject to an additional handling charge of $25.00 and
thereafter, City may require Licensee to pay all future payments of the Monthly
Rate Per Space or other sums due by money order or cashier’s check only.
9. Assignment.
a. Assignment by Licensee. Licensee shall not assign, subcontract, or otherwise
transfer its rights or obligations under this Agreement without the prior written
consent of City, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. Any
assignment, subletting, occupation, or use without the consent of City shall be
void and, at the option of City, shall terminate this Agreement immediately
without benefit to Licensee or its assignee of the ninety days’ written notice
provided for in Section 7.
i. Involuntary Assignment. No interest of Licensee in this Agreement shall
be assignable by involuntary assignment through operation of law. Each
of the following acts shall be considered an involuntary assignment: (i) if
Licensee is or becomes bankrupt or insolvent, makes an assignment for
the benefit of creditors, or institutes proceedings under the Bankruptcy Act
in which Licensee is the bankrupt; or (ii) if a writ of attachment or
execution is levied on this Agreement; or (iii) if in any proceeding or action
to which Licensee is a party, a receiver is appointed with authority to take
possession of the Parking Spaces. An involuntary assignment shall
constitute a default by Licensee and City shall have the right to elect to
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terminate this Agreement immediately without benefit to Licensee or its
assignee of the ninety days’ written notice provided for in Section 7 , in
which case this Agreement shall not be treated as an asset of Licensee.
b. Assignment by City. City may assign this Agreement, and/or sell the Parking
Facility, in whole or in part, to any other Party, without providing Licensee with
prior written notice. Licensee agrees to attorn to any assignee/purchaser.
10. Waiver. The waiver by either Party of a breach of any provision of this Agreement shall
not constitute a continuing waiver or a waiver of any subsequent breach of either the
same or a different provision of this Agreement. No provisions of this Agreement may
be waived unless in writing and signed by all Parties to this Agreement. Waiver of any
one provision herein shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any other provision herein.
11. Property Tax. Any interest in real property which exists as a result of possession,
exclusive use, or a right to possession or exclusive use of any real property (land and/or
improvements located therein or thereon) which is owned by City is a taxable
possessory interest unless the possessor of interest in such property is exempt from
taxation. With regard to any possessory interest to be acquired by Licensee under this
Agreement, Licensee, by its signature hereunto affixed, agrees to pay any property
taxes levied upon such interest, or thereby warrants, stipulates, confirms,
acknowledges, and agrees that, prior to its executing this Agreement, Licensee either
took a copy of this Agreement to the office of the Fresno County tax assessors or by
some other appropriate means independent of City or any employee, agent, or
representative of City determined that Licensee will not be taxed on its possessory
interest hereunder.
12. Notices. Any notices required or permitted to be given under the terms of this
Agreement must be in writing and be: (a) personally delivered; (b) mailed by depositing
such notice in the United States mail, first class postage prepaid; or (c) sent by
reputable overnight delivery service, addressed as follows or to such other place as
each Party hereto may designate by subsequent written notice to the other Party:
To Licensee:
[ ]
[ ]
[ ]
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To City:
City of Fresno
Development and Resource Management Department
Parking Manager
2600 Fresno Street Room 4019
Fresno, CA 93721-3623
Phone: 559-621-7275
Fax: 559-457-1265
13. Governing Laws and Venue. This Agreement shall be governed by, and construed and
enforced in accordance with, the laws of the State of California. Venue for purposes of
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the filing of any action regarding the enforcement or interpretation of this Agreement
and any rights and duties hereunder shall be Fresno County, California.
14. Condemnation. If the Parking Spaces or any portion thereof are taken under the power
of eminent domain, or sold to a public authority under the threat of the exercise of said
power (all of which is herein referred to as “Condemnation”), this Agreement shall
terminate as to the part so taken as of the date the condemning authority takes title or
possession, whichever occurs first. All awards for the taking any payment made under
the threat of the exercise of condemnation shall be payable to the City, and Licensee
shall not claim any portion of such award by virtue of any interests created by this
Agreement or otherwise.
15. Severability. If any term, provision, covenant, or restriction in this Agreement is
determined to be invalid, void, unenforceable, or otherwise inconsistent with applicable
law, the remainder of the terms, provisions, covenants and restrictions of this
Agreement will remain in full force and effect and will in no way be affected, impaired, o r
invalidated. It is hereby stipulated and declared to be the intention of C ity and the
Licensee that they would have executed the remaining terms, provisions, covenants,
and restrictions set forth in this Agreement without including any of such terms,
provisions, covenants, or restrictions that may be hereafter declared invalid, void, or
unenforceable.
16. Cumulative Remedies. No remedy or election hereunder shall be deemed exclusive
but shall, wherever possible, be cumulative with all other remedies at law or in equity.
17. Headings. The section headings in this Agreement are for convenience and reference
only and shall not be construed or held in any way to explain, modify or add to the
interpretation or meaning of the provisions of this Agreement.
18. Interpretation. Should any provision of this Agreement be found to be ambiguous in any
way, such ambiguity shall be resolved by construing the terms of this Agreement in
accordance with their generally accepted meaning.
19. Extent of Agreement. Each Party acknowledges that they have read and fully
understand the contents of this Agreement. This Agreement represents the entire and
integrated agreement between the Parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and
supersedes all prior negotiations, representations or agreements, either written or oral.
This Agreement may be modified only by written instrument duly authorized and
executed by both City and Licensee.
20. Binding. Once this Agreement is signed by all Parties, it shall be binding upon, and
shall inure to the benefit of, all Parties, and each Party’s respective heirs, successors,
assigns, transferees, agents, servants, employees and representatives.
21. Compliance with Law. Licensee shall at all times comply with all applicable laws of the
United States, the State of California and City, and with all applicable regulations
promulgated by federal, state, regional, or local administrative and regulatory agencies,
now in force and as they may be enacted, issued, or amended during the term of this
Agreement.
22. Attorney’s Fees. If either Party is required to commence any proceeding or legal action
to enforce or interpret any term, covenant or condition of this Agreement, the prevailing
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Party in such proceeding or action shall be entitled to recover from the other Party its
reasonable attorney’s fees and legal expenses.
23. No Third Party Beneficiaries. The rights, interests, duties, and obligations defined within
this Agreement are intended for the specific Parties hereto as identified in the preamble
of this Agreement. Notwithstanding anything stated to the contrary in this Agreement, it
is not intended that any rights or interests in this Agreement benefit or flow to the
interest of any third parties.
24. Bond and Indenture Requirements and Subordination. Notwithstanding any other terms
or provisions of this Agreement, the Parties acknowledge and agree that the Parking
Facility may be encumbered by certain Bonds and Indenture and covenants and
conditions therein. This Agreement shall be deemed modified to any extent required, at
any time in the opinion of City’s bond counsel for compliance with the Bonds and
Indenture. Without limiting the foregoing, the Parties acknowledge and agree that, the
terms, covenants, provisions and conditions herein are and shall be subject and
subordinate to the Bond and Indenture and any and all City bond and other financings
and refinancing of the Parking Facility. Licensee agrees to provide a written
subordination upon City’s reasonable request.
The Parking Facility is encumbered by the following: [ ].
[SIGNATURES ON FOLLOWING PAGE]
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Agreement at Fresno,
California, the day and year first above written.
CITY:
CITY OF FRESNO,
a California municipal corporation
LICENSEE:
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[ ]
By:
Wilma Quan-Schecter
City Manager
Date:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
DOUGLAS T. SLOAN
City Attorney
By: ____
Tracy N. Parvanian Date
Senior Deputy City Attorney
By:___________________________
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Its: [ ]
ATTEST:
Yvonne Spence, MMC
City Clerk
By:
Deputy
REVIEWED & RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL:
By:
Thomas Gaffery
Parking Manager
Development and Resource Management Department
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0888 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-Q
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JIM SCHAAD, Director
Department of Transportation
THROUGH: BRIAN BARR, Projects Administrator
Department of Transportation
BY:SUSAN ROGERS, Capital Development Specialist
Department of Transportation
SUBJECT
Approve the award of a cooperative purchase contract to Graybar Electric of St. Louis, Missouri, in
the amount of $362,835.60, for security cameras and associated equipment to be installed along the
Bus Rapid Transit corridor and at the Manchester and Courthouse Park Transit Centers (Districts 2-7)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends Council award a cooperative purchase contract to Graybar Electric of St.Louis,
Missouri,in the amount of $362,835.60,for security cameras and associated equipment to be
installed along the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)corridor and at the Manchester and Courthouse Park
Transit Centers.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Department of Transportation (FAX)seeks to improve security and safety along the BRT corridor
and at its two major transit centers.In order to complete this goal,FAX requests to purchase 245
high definition security cameras and associated equipment for the transit system.Cameras will be
installed along the BRT corridor and at the Manchester and Courthouse Park Transit Centers.These
security cameras will integrate with and expand the City’s video policing system monitored by both
FAX and the Police Department’s Real Time Crime Center.These improvements are a part of FAX’s
efforts to improve service.
BACKGROUND
On February 19,2018,FAX launched its first BRT service with 52 stations,supporting 10-minute
frequencies along the Blackstone and Kings Canyon/Ventura corridors.Along with the
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frequencies along the Blackstone and Kings Canyon/Ventura corridors.Along with the
implementation of the BRT system,FAX invested in the reconstruction of its two major transit centers,
Manchester Transit Center and Courthouse Park Transit Center.These investments include new
ticket vending machines,real-time digital display signs,information kiosks,modern passenger
furnishings,and shelters.These projects also included infrastructure to support the future installation
of a security camera system.
FAX seeks to continue implementing service improvements and attract ridership by increasing
passenger safety and deter crime along the BRT corridor.In order to complete this goal,FAX
requests to purchase 245 high definition security cameras and associated equipment for this
purpose.FAX will install a total of 156 security cameras at the 52 BRT stations and an additional 16
security cameras will be installed at select intersections along the corridor.A total of 73 security
cameras will be installed at the Manchester and Courthouse Park Transit Centers.Each camera will
be strategically positioned to improve security for customers walking to and from the transit stations
and shelters.
The security camera system will allow for real time monitoring by FAX and the City’s video policing
Real Time Crime Center.This major addition to the City’s video policing system will expand upon the
185 existing security cameras installed throughout the city.The extension of this system will provide
real-time support to Fresno Police and Fire Departments.
The addition of these cameras will provide significant benefit to the City and FAX’s customers.These
benefits include:
·Provide a safer environment for FAX customers and general public.
·Provide the feeling of a safe and secure place to wait for a bus.
·Protect city assets from vandalism and graffiti.
·Deter criminal activities and acts of terrorism.
·Expand the City’s video police network by including the transit system in the Real Time
Crime Center.
·Expanding response capabilities of first responders to criminal activities and
ShotSpotter gunshot detection.
The installation of the station cameras will be performed through an informal contract using the Job
Order Contract program.The networking equipment will be installed by the City of Fresno Information
Services Department and the Public Works Department will install cameras located at traffic
intersections.
FAX will be utilizing a competitively solicited cooperative procurement process with Graybar Electric
of St.Louis,Missouri,administered by U.S.Communities Government Purchasing Alliance.The
award of this purchase contract is $362,835.60.This price includes the U.S.Communities discount
applied to city purchases.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDING
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378,the
award of this contract is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act requirements.
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LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference is not applicable because the City is not issuing a Request for Quote for this
cooperative purchase contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact to the General Fund from this request.This purchase is funded by
Proposition 1B transit-specific security funding and FAX capital funding already included in the
department FY19 capital budget.
Attachments:
U.S. Communities Government Purchasing Alliance RFP
Contract between Kansas City, MO and Graybar Electric
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EV2370 - Electrical, Lighting, Data
Communications and Security Products
and Related Products, Services and
Solutions
1 Introduction and Overview
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1. MASTER AGREEMENT
The City of Kansas City, MO (herein "Lead Public Agency") on behalf of itself and all states, local
governments, school districts, and higher education institutions in the United States of America, and other
government agencies and nonprofit organizations (herein "Participating Public Agencies") is soliciting
proposals from qualified suppliers to enter into a Master Agreement for a complete line of Electrical,
Lighting, Data Communications, and Security Products and Related Products, Services and Solutions
(herein "Products and Services").
2. OBJECTIVES
A. Provide a comprehensive competitively solicited Master Agreement offering Products and Services to
Participating Public Agencies;
B. Establish the Master Agreement as a Supplier's primary offering to Participating Public Agencies;
C. Achieve cost savings for Suppliers and Participating Public Agencies through a single competitive
solicitation process that eliminates the need for multiple bids or proposals;
D. Combine the volumes of Participating Public Agencies to achieve cost effective pricing;
E. Reduce the administrative and overhead costs of Suppliers and Participating Public Agencies through
state of the art ordering and delivery systems;
F. Provide Participating Public Agencies with environmentally responsible products and services.
3. U.S. COMMUNITIES
U.S. Communities Government Purchasing Alliance (herein "U.S. Communities") assists Participating
Public Agencies to reduce the cost of purchased goods through strategic sourcing that combines the
volumes and the purchasing power of public agencies nationwide. This is accomplished through an award
of competitively solicited contracts for high quality products and services by large and well recognized
public agencies (herein "Lead Public Agencies"). The contracts provide for use by not only the respective
Lead Public Agency, but also by other Participating Public Agencies.
National Sponsors
U.S. Communities is jointly sponsored by the National Association of Counties (NACo), the National
League of Cities (NLC), the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO), the United
States Conference of Mayors (USCM) and the National Governors Association (NGA) (herein "National
Sponsors").
Advisory Board
The U.S. Communities Advisory Board is made up of key government purchasing officials from across
the United States.
Each Advisory Board Member is expected to actively participate in product bids and selection, participate
in policy direction, and share expertise and purchasing innovations.
Current U.S. Communities Advisory Board Members
Auburn University, AL Great Valley School District, PA
Beaverton School District, OR Harford County Public Schools, MD
City and County of Denver, CO Hennepin County, MN
City of Chicago, IL Los Angeles County, CA
City of El Paso, TX Maricopa County, AZ
City of Houston, TX Miami-Dade County, FL
City of Kansas City, MO North Carolina State University, NC
City of Los Angeles, CA Onondaga County, NY
City of Ocean City, NJ Port of Portland, OR
City of Seattle, WA Prince William County Schools, VA
Cobb County, GA San Diego Unified School District, CA
Denver Public Schools, CO State of Iowa, IA
Emory University, GA The Ohio State University, OH
Fairfax County, VA The School District of Collier County, FL
Fresno Unified School District, CA
Participating Public Agencies
Today, more than 55,000 public agencies utilize U.S. Communities contracts and suppliers to procure
over $2.5 Billion Dollars in products and services annually. Each month more than 500 new public
agencies register to participate. The continuing rapid growth of public agency participation is fueled by
the program's proven track record of providing public agencies unparalleled value.
The Supplier(s) must communicate directly with any Participating Public Agency concerning the
placement of orders, issuance of the purchase order, contractual disputes, invoicing, and payment.
The City of Kansas City, MO is acting as "Contracting Agent" for the Participating Public Agencies and
shall not be held liable for any costs, damages, expenses, fees, liabilities, etc. incurred by any other
Participating Public Agency.
Each Participating Public Agency enters into a Master Intergovernmental Cooperative Purchasing
Agreement (MICPA) outlining the terms and conditions that allow access to the Lead Public Agencies'
Master Agreements. Under the terms of the MICPA, the procurement by the Participating Public Agency
shall be construed to be in accordance with, and governed by, the laws of the state in which the
Participating Public Agency resides. A copy of the MICPA is attached in Section 10.
Estimated Volume
The estimated dollar volume of Products and Services purchased under the proposed Master Agreement is
$500 Million Dollars annually. This estimate is based on the anticipated volume of the Lead Public
Agency, the U.S. Communities Advisory Board members, and current sales within the U.S. Communities
program. While there is no minimum quantity of products required to be purchased under the proposed
Master Agreement, the City of Kansas City, MO and the U.S. Communities Advisory Board Members are
committed to utilizing the Master Agreement. The Advisory Board members shall determine if the Master
Agreement is of value to their agency, and will promote the Master Agreement among other public
agencies nationwide and internationally. The Advisory Board in 2016 purchased more than $168 Million
Dollars of products and services from existing U.S. Communities contracts.
Marketing Support
U. S. Communities provides marketing support for each Supplier's products through the following:
• National Sponsors as referenced above.
• Over 85 State Associations of Counties, Schools and Municipal Leagues.
• Sales and marketing personnel that directly promote the U.S. Communities Suppliers to
Participating Public Agencies through public agency meetings, webinars, direct mail, email,
online and print advertising, social media, articles, and exhibiting and presenting at national
and local trade shows.
• U.S. Communities provides Suppliers government sales training, and a host of online
marketing and sales management tools to effectively increase sales through U.S. Communities.
Multiple Awards
Multiple awards may be issued as a result of the solicitation. Multiple Awards will ensure that any
ensuing Master Agreements fulfill current and future requirements of the diverse and large number of
Participating Public Agencies.
The City of Kansas City, MO reserves the right to award the contract locally and/or nationally in the
aggregate, by section, multiple award, primary, secondary, and tertiary, whichever is in the best interest of
the City of Kansas City, MO and Participating Public Agencies as a result of this solicitation.
Evaluation of Proposals
Proposals will be evaluated by the Lead Public Agency in accordance with, and subject to, the relevant
statutes, ordinances, rules and regulations that govern its procurement practices.
U.S. Communities Advisory Board members and other Participating Public Agencies will assist the Lead
Public Agency in evaluating proposals. The Supplier(s) whose response(s) affirmatively meets the
requirements of this Request for Proposal and provides the best overall value will be eligible for a
contract award. U.S. Communities reserves the right to make available or not make available Master
Agreements awarded by a Lead Public Agency to Participating Public Agencies.
1. Have you read and do you acknowledge the above Introduction and Overview? Please state any
questions or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided
below.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
2 Instructions and Conditions
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1. PURPOSE
The City of Kansas City, Missouri ("City") invites you to submit a proposal for Electrical, Lighting, Data
Communications, and Security Products and Related Products, Services and Solutions as listed in the
Scope Requirements of this Request for Proposal.
2. DUE DATE FOR PROPOSALS
Proposers shall submit Proposals to the City Contact Person listed below utilizing the RFP365 online
tool by 11:00 p.m. (CST) on Friday, October 6, 2017.
3. CITY CONTACT PERSONS
General, Technical and Proposal Submission Questions
Proposers shall submit their Proposal and any general questions or issues about any aspect of this RFP to
the following City Contact person:
Renee Medlin, CPPO, Procurement Manager
Procurement Services Division
City Hall, 1st Floor, Room 102 W
414 East 12th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
(816) 513-0816 (Phone) Renee.Medlin@kcmo.org (Email)
Questions should be submitted through the RFP365 online tool. Deadline for questions is Friday,
September 22, 2017 at 12:00p.m (CST).
4. DEFINITIONS
• This Request for Proposals ("RFP" or "solicitation") is an invitation by the City for Proposers
to submit an offer, which may be subject to subsequent discussions and negotiations by the
City and the Proposer. It is not a request for a competitive bid.
• "Proposal" means any document, submittal, interview, presentation, discussion, negotiation,
and everything and anything provided in response to this RFP regardless whether the
submission is an oral or written submission.
• By submitting a proposal to the City, Proposer agrees that the Proposer does not obtain any
right in or expectation to a contract with the City or a vested interest or a property right in a
contract with the City regardless of the amount of time, effort and expense expended by
Proposer in attempting to obtain a written executed contract with the City that complies with
Section 432.070, RSMo, the City Charter and City ordinances.
5. ESTIMATED SCHEDULE
The listed dates in the "Estimated Schedule" are tentative. The City reserves the right to change or extend
any and all dates including the due date for proposals for any reason at any time including after the due
date for proposals.
09/06/2017 RFP issued
09/20/2017 1:00 p.m.
Pre-Proposal Conference
City of Kansas City, Missouri City Hall
414 East 12th Street
11th Floor Conference Room
General Services Department
Kansas City, MO 64106
*Suppliers need to make their best efforts to attend this pre-proposal conference.
MBE/WBE goals (for local contract) and national requirements will be discussed
in detail.
09/22/2017
12:00p.m. Deadline for questions to be submitted
10/06/2017
11:00p.m. Deadline for Proposals to be submitted
Mid October 2017 Notification of shortlisted firms
Late October 2017 Presentations, if necessary
Early November
2017 Selection/Negotiations
Late November /
Early December 2017 City Council Approval
January 1, 2018 Contract Start Date
6. RFP DOCUMENTS
This RFP consists of the following sections:
• This RFP
• Scope of Work
• Standard City Contract
• HRD Documents
7.EXAMINATION OF ALL RFP DOCUMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS
• Each Proposer shall carefully examine all RFP documents and thoroughly familiarize
themselves with all RFP requirements prior to submitting a proposal to ensure that Proposer's
Proposal meets the intent of this RFP.
• Before submitting a Proposal to the City, each Proposer shall be responsible for making all
investigations and examinations that are necessary to ascertain any and all conditions and
requirements that affect the requirements of this RFP. Failure to make such investigations and
examinations shall not relieve the Proposer from Proposer's obligation to comply, in every
detail, with all provisions and requirements of the RFP.
• By submitting a Proposal to the City, Proposer certifies that Proposer has provided the City
with written notice of all ambiguities, conflicts, mistakes, errors or discrepancies that Proposer
has discovered in the RFP, the Proposed Contract, Scope of Services and any other document.
By executing a Contract with the City, Proposer certifies that Proposer communicated to City
all ambiguities, conflicts, errors or discrepancies that it has discovered in the RFP, the
Proposed Contract, Scope of Services and any other document and that written resolution
thereof by the City as embodied in the final Contract is acceptable to Proposer.
8. QUESTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS ABOUT THIS RFP
• Question Deadline
o Proposers may submit written questions, request clarifications or provide notice to the
appropriate City Contact person listed in number 3 (above) of any ambiguities,
conflicts, mistakes, errors or discrepancies that Proposer has discovered in the RFP, the
Proposed Contract, Scope of Services and any other solicitation document at any time
until one (1) week prior to the due date for proposals.
o The City will answer all inquiries by any Proposer in writing. If any inquiry results in a
change in the RFP, the City will issue an Addendum and the Addendum will be on the
City's website. It is the responsibility of Proposers to check and City's website for
addenda. http://www.kcmo.gov
• Questions - Post Deadline
o If a Proposer discovers any ambiguities, conflicts, mistakes, errors or discrepancies
after the deadline for questions and clarifications or after the proposal due date,
Proposer shall immediately submit the ambiguity, conflict, mistake, error or discrepancy
to the appropriate City Contact person listed in number 3 (above). The City, in its sole
discretion, shall determine the appropriate response to any issue raised by any Proposer.
9. SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS
All proposal documents must be submitted in the exact order as listed in the City RFP.
• The City uses RFP365 for the electronic distribution and submission of this RFP's responses.
• Respondents will prepare their answers and upload completed forms in this electronic
platform.
• Respondents can prepare responses to RFP questions that include:
o Formatted text, using the formatting options in the text editor
o Uploaded files, including completed forms and supporting documentation. Use the
paperclip icon in the text editor to upload a file.
o Embedded images. Thumbnails of images can be uploaded into the text, resized, and
placed using the controls through picture frame icon in the text editor.
o Links to external website which are publicly available.
• Respondents using the RFP365 platform can add internal team members to help in the
preparation of their responses. By clicking on the Users page through the drop-down under
your name in the upper right-hand corner, you can invite team members to collaborate on
responses.
• Users of this platform must have an internet connection and can user browsers including:
Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or newer.
Users on old versions of browsers which are not supported by this application will be warned
at the login screen that they are using an unsupported browser. Google Chrome and Mozilla
Firefox are free browsers and can be installed on the uses computer at no charge.
• Users of RFP365 can send and receive messages to the RFP owner by using the messaging
feature in the top-right corner of this RFP screen. Messages will be responded to accordingly
and an email of any message will be copied to the respondent point of contact.
• Each response can be assigned to users of the respondent's team. They can set internal due
dates and manage the progress inside of the RFP365 platform.
• Only complete and approved responses can be submitted.
• Submission after the due date at 11:00 p.m. (Central time) is not allowed.
• Technical support for this application is available at support@rfp365.com.
10.CONTENT OF PROPOSAL
In the subsequent sections of this proposal, respondents will be required to prepare answers to various
questions. These sections include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Business/Firm Profile and Legal Structure
• Experience
• Personnel
• Sustainability
• Pricing/Cost Proposal
• References
• Technical and Functional Requirements
• U.S. Communities Administration Agreement (signed, unaltered)
• U.S. Communities Supplier Worksheet for National Program Consideration
• U.S. Communities Supplier Information
• Other Required Documents
11. EVALUATION CRITERIA
• Any evaluation criteria or weighting of criteria is used by the City only as a tool to assist the
City in selecting the best proposal for the City. Evaluation scores or ranks do not create any
right in or expectation to a contract with the City regardless of any score or ranking given to
any Proposer by the City. In other words, even if the City gives a Proposer the highest rank and
highest score, the Proposer still has no expectation of a contract with the City and the City may
choose to contract with any other Proposer regardless of the score or rank of the other
Proposer.
• The City may change criteria and criteria weights at any time including after the due date for
proposals.
12. INTERVIEWS
The City, in its sole discretion, may interview none, one, some or all of the Proposers who submit
proposals.
13. DISCUSSIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS
The City, in its sole discretion, may do any or all of the following:
• evaluate Proposals and award a contract with or without discussions or negotiations with any
or all of the Proposers;
• discuss and negotiate anything and everything with any Proposer or Proposers at any time;
• request additional information from any or all Proposers;
• request a Proposer or Proposers to submit a new Proposal;
• request one or more best and final offers from any or all Proposers;
• accept any Proposal in whole or in part;
• require a Proposer to make modifications to their initial Proposals;
• make a partial award to any or all Proposers;
• make a multiple award to any or all of Proposers;
• terminate this RFP, and reissue an amended RFP.
14. PROPOSAL MUST REMAIN FIRM IRREVOCABLE OFFER TO CITY FOR 90 DAYS
• By submitting a proposal to the City, Proposer agrees that Proposer's Proposal shall constitute
a firm irrevocable offer to the City that Proposer shall not withdraw or modify without the
City's approval for ninety (90) days after the proposal due date. Proposer agrees that even if the
City negotiates or makes a counter offer to Proposer on Proposer's original Proposal or any
subsequent Proposal submitted by Proposer to the City, Proposer hereby grants to the City, in
the City's sole discretion, the unconditional right for the City to accept Proposer's original
Proposal and the City's negotiation or counter offer shall not be deemed to be a counter offer.
• After ninety (90) days, the City can accept any proposal or subsequent proposals from any
Proposer with the consent of the Proposer at any time and regardless of the length of time that
has passed from the proposal due date.
15. SELECTION
The City will select the proposal that in the City's sole judgment the City determines to be the best
Proposal. Section 432.070, RSMo requires the City to have a written executed contract signed by both
parties prior to anyone performing services or providing any goods, supplies, materials or equipment to
the City.
The written executed contract must also comply with the City Charter and City Ordinances.
This means that a proposer does not have a contract with the City until a written contract is executed. A
contract is executed when all of the following have occurred: (1) the City Council authorizes the
execution of a contract with the Proposer (if City Council approval is requested by City staff or is
required by City Ordinance); (2) persons with actual authority to bind both the City and the Proposer
execute the contract; (3) the contract is approved by the Law Department; (4) the City issues a purchase
order to the Contractor with the Director of Finance's certification of availability of funds for the contract;
and (5) any other required step.
A Proposer does not have a contract with the City until all the steps are completed.
If the City does not complete all required steps, there is no contract between the City and the Proposer and
the City has absolutely no contractual or financial obligation to any Proposer regardless of the amount of
time, effort and money spent by the Proposer responding to the RFP and attempting to negotiate and
obtain a contract with the City.
16. REJECTION OF PROPOSALS
The City reserves the unconditional right to reject any or all proposals received in response to this RFP at
any time prior to the City executing a contract that meets the requirements of Section 432.070, RSMo, the
City Charter and all applicable City Ordinances.
17. WAIVER OF ORDINANCES, REGULATIONS AND RFP REQUIREMENTS
• The City, at any time, may waive any requirements imposed in this RFP or by any City
regulation.
• The City may waive any requirement imposed by the City's Code of Ordinances when failure
to grant the waiver will result in an increased cost to the City and the requirement waived
would be waived for all Proposers for this RFP and it is in the best interest of the City to grant
the waiver.
18. LATE PROPOSALS
The City, in its sole discretion, may consider proposals received by the City after the proposal due date if
it is in the best interest of the taxpayers of the City to receive the late proposal(s).
19. CHANGES IN THE RFP
• After this RFP is issued, the City, in its sole discretion, may change everything or anything
contained in this RFP at any time including after the Proposal due date. If the change is prior to
the proposal due date, the City reserves the right, when considered necessary or appropriate, to
modify this RFP.
• If the City shall amend the RFP after the proposal due date, the City may, in its sole discretion,
solicit new proposals in an amended RFP from anyone or everyone regardless whether a
person submitted a proposal in response to the original RFP.
20. CHANGES IN EXECUTED CONTRACT AND ADDITIONAL WORK
• After the City executes a contract in accordance with the requirements of Section 432.070,
RSMo, the City Charter and City Ordinances, the City may, in its sole discretion, amend the
contract to change anything or everything associated with the contract as long as such change
is in the interest of the City and as long as the Contractor agrees to the change.
• The City, in its sole discretion, may award additional contracts for related work or subsequent
Project phases to the selected Contractor.
• The City, in its sole discretion, may extend the term of the contract with the selected
Contractor notwithstanding the expiration of the initial term or any subsequent term or all
options to renew, until the City has a new contract in place with either Proposer or another
provider or until the City terminates the Contract.
21. PROPOSER SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL COSTS
Regardless of the amount of time, effort, cost and expense incurred by a Proposer in Proposer's attempt to
win this City contract, Proposer agrees that Proposer shall be solely responsible and liable for any and all
costs incurred by Proposer.
The City shall have no liability or responsibility for any of Proposer's costs or expenses.
22. OWNERSHIP OF PROPOSALS
By submitting its Proposal, Proposer hereby agrees that Proposer's Proposal and any supplementary
material submitted by the Proposer shall become property of the City.
23. DISCLOSURE OF PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
• A Proposer may attempt to restrict the disclosure of scientific and technological innovations in
which the Proposer has a proprietary interest, or other information that is protected from public
disclosure by law, which is contained in the Proposal by marking each response of each such
document prominently with the words "Proprietary Information";
• After either a contract is executed pursuant to the RFP, or all submittals are rejected, if access
to documents marked "Proprietary Information", as provided above, is requested under the
Missouri Sunshine Law, the City will notify the Proposer of the request, and it shall be the
burden of the Proposer to establish that such documents are exempt from disclosure under the
law.
• If the Proposer elects to challenge a formal request for such information made to the City and
if the Proposer is unsuccessful in keeping such information closed, the Proposer shall pay for
any and all costs, attorney fees and fines that are a result of Proposer's attempt to keep the
information closed.
• Notwithstanding the foregoing, in response to a formal request for information, the City
reserves the right to release any documents if the City determines that such information is a
public record pursuant to the Missouri Sunshine Law. The City shall have no liability to any
Proposer or anyone else for releasing any Proprietary Information of a Proposer even if the
City is negligent in releasing or disclosing any Proprietary Information of any Proposer.
24. CLOSED RECORDS
All Proposals including interviews, presentations and documents, and meetings relating thereto may
remain closed records or meetings under the Missouri Sunshine Law until a contract is executed or until
all Proposals are rejected by the City. If the City amends this RFP, Proposals submitted in response to the
original RFP may remain closed records until a contract is executed or all proposals submitted in response
to the amended RFP are rejected.
Proposals shall remain closed records even if the City mistakenly informs all Proposers that it is rejecting
any and all Proposals prior to amending the RFP as long as the City intends to amend the RFP and
resolicit Proposals.
25. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
It is the policy of the City that any person or entity entering into a contract with the City, will employ
applicants and treat employees equally without regard to their race, color, sex, religion, national origin or
ancestry, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or age.
The City's Affirmative Action ordinance requires that any person or entity who employs fifty (50) or
more persons and is awarded a contract from the City totaling more than $300,000.00 must:
• Execute and submit an affidavit, in a form prescribed by the City, warranting that the
Contractor has an affirmative action program in place and will maintain the affirmative action
program in place for the duration of the contract.
• Submit, in print or electronic format, a copy of the Contractor's current certificate of
compliance to the City's Human Relations Department (HRD) prior to receiving the first
payment under the contract, unless a copy has already been submitted to HRD at any point
within the previous two (2) calendar years. If, and only if, Contractor does not possess a
current certification of compliance, Contractor shall submit, in print or electronic format, a
copy of its affirmative action program to HRD prior to receiving the first payment under the
contract, unless a copy has already been submitted to HRD at any point within the previous
two (2) calendar years.
• Require any Subcontractor awarded a subcontract exceeding $300,000.00 to affirm that
Subcontractor has an affirmative action program in place and will maintain the affirmative
action program in place for the duration of the subcontract.
• Obtain from any Subcontractor awarded a subcontract exceeding $300,000.00 a copy of the
Subcontractor's current certificate of compliance and tender a copy of the same, in print or
electronic format, to HRD within thirty (30) days from the date the subcontract is executed. If,
and only if, Subcontractor does not possess a current certificate of compliance, Contractor
shall obtain a copy of the Subcontractor's affirmative action program and tender a copy of the
same, in print or electronic format, to HRD within thirty (30) days from the date the
subcontract is executed
If you have any questions regarding the City's Affirmative Action requirements, please contact HRD at
(816) 513-1836 or visit the City's website: www.kcmo.gov
26. TAX CLEARANCE FOR CITY and LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
The local governments of the City of Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; Johnson County, Kansas;
and the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas (collectively the "Local
Governments"), have agreed to help enforce each other's Tax Laws to insure that taxpayer funded
contracts are performed by Contractors in compliance with the Tax Laws of the Local Governments.
Contractor agrees that Contractor shall be in compliance with the Tax Laws of the Local Governments
throughout the term of this contract and any contract renewals and that proof of Contractor's compliance
with the Tax Laws of the Local Governments shall be a condition precedent to City making City's first
payment under the contract or any contract renewal.
The selected Contractor may obtain the City tax clearance letter from the City's Commissioner of
Revenue at (816) 513-1135 or (816) 513-1089 and authorize the City to obtain the Clearance letters from
the Local Governments of City of Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; Johnson County, Kansas; and
the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas (collectively the "Local
Governments"), dated not more than ninety (90) days from the date of submission.
http://www.kcmo.gov
27. INDEMNIFICATION
The City's standard contract requires that the Contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless the
City and any of its agencies, officials, officers, or employees from and against all claims, damages,
liability, losses, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising out of or resulting from
any acts or omissions in connection with the contract, caused in whole or in part by Contractor, its
employees, agents, or Subcontractors, or caused by others for whom Contractor is liable, including
negligent acts or omissions of the City, its agencies, officials, officers, or employees. The contract
requires Contractor to obtain specified limits of insurance to insure the indemnity obligation. Contractor
has the opportunity to recover the cost of the required insurance in the Contract Price by including
the cost of that insurance in the Proposal.
28. BUY AMERICAN AND MISSOURI PREFERENCE POLICIES
• Buy American Preference. It is the policy of the City that any manufactured goods or
commodities used or supplied in the performance of any City contract or any subcontract
thereto shall be manufactured or produced in the United States whenever possible. When
proposals offer quality, price, conformity with specifications, term of delivery and other
conditions imposed in the specifications that are equal, the City shall select the proposal that
uses manufactured goods or commodities that are manufactured or produced in the United
States.
• Buy Missouri Preference. It is the policy of the City to give preference to all commodities
manufactured, produced, or grown within the State of Missouri and to all firms, corporations,
or individuals doing business as Missouri firms, corporations, or individuals, when the quality
is equal or better and delivered price is the same or less. It is the Proposer's responsibility to
claim these preferences.
29. MISSOURI SECRETARY OF STATE BUSINESS ENTITY REGISTRATION
Prior to execution of a contract with the City, the apparent successful Proposer must submit a current
copy of Proposer's Certificate of Good Standing from the Missouri Secretary of State's website.
http://www.sos.mo.gov
30. CITY OF KANSAS CITY MISSOURI BUSINESS LICENSE
Prior to execution of a contract with the City, the apparent successful Proposer must submit a current
copy of Proposer's valid business license.
Proposers may obtain this business license from the City's Revenue Division/Business License section at
(816) 513-1135 or visit the City's website. http://www.kcmo.gov
31. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES BY FORMER CITY EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS
Section 2-1018 of the City's Code prohibits former elected City officials and former executive or
administrative employees of the City from trying to influence a decision of the City on behalf of an
employer or client for one (1) year after that former employee or official leaves the City's employ. By
submitting a Proposal, Proposer affirms that Proposer and its team members and employees are in
compliance with the requirements of Section 2-1018. Failure to comply with the requirements of Section
2-1018 may cause the Proposal to be rejected.
32. EMPLOYEE ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION
If this contract exceeds five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), Supplier shall execute and submit an affidavit,
in a form prescribed by the CITY, affirming that Supplier does not knowingly employ any person in
connection with the contracted services who does not have the legal right or authorization under federal
law to work in the United States as defined in 8 U.S.C. §1324a(h)(3). Supplier shall attach to the affidavit
documentation sufficient to establish Supplier's enrollment and participation in an electronic verification
of work program operated by the United States Department of Homeland Security to verify information
of newly hired employees, under the Immigration and Reform and Control Act of 1986. Supplier may
obtain additional information about E-Verify and enroll at https://e-
verify.uscis.gov/enroll/StartPage.aspx?JS=YES.
For those Suppliers enrolled in E-Verify, the first and last pages of the E-Verify Memorandum of
Understanding that Supplier will obtain upon successfully enrolling in the program shall constitute
sufficient documentation for purposes of complying with this section. Supplier shall submit the affidavit
and attachments to the CITY prior to execution of the contract, or at any point during the term of the
contract if requested by the CITY.
The affidavit is found under Section 23 - Employee Eligibility Verification Affidavit.
33. COOPERATIVE PROCUREMENT WITH OTHER JURISDICTIONS
Proposer must acknowledge acceptance or decline by returning the form found under Section 21 -
Cooperative Procurement with Other Jurisdictions Form.
34. RENEWAL OPTION
• The period of performance under the contract is for an initial term of five (5) years, with three
(3) two-year renewal options.
• The continuation of the incumbent Supplier in the option year(s) is a prerogative of the Buyer
and is not a contractual right of the Supplier. The Buyer's decision as regards exercising the
option(s) is not subject to appeal.
35. CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI MBE/WBE/SLBE CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
Application of this Section 35. If a Proposer's Proposal is found by the City's Director of Human
Relations to be non-responsive for failure to meet the requirements of this Section 35, U.S. Communities
may still make an award to the Supplier even if the City does not make an award to the Supplier(s).
(a) City of Kansas City, Missouri MBE/WBE/SLBE Requirements. The City of Kansas City,
Missouri desires that Minority Business Enterprises (MBE) and Women's Business Enterprises (WBE)
have a maximum opportunity to participate in the performance of this contract. Due to the unique nature
of this Solicitation, the City has not set a specific goal for MBE or WBE participation in this contract.
Nevertheless, Proposers are still required to make and provide documentation of its good faith efforts to
utilize City certified MBEs and WBEs in the performance of this contract in accordance with the
requirements specified in the attached HRD Forms and Instructions or in lieu therefore, comply with
Section 35(b). Failure of a Proposer to make good faith efforts to utilize MBEs and WBEs in accordance
the City's requirements will result in the Proposer being found nonresponsive and ineligible for award for
a City contract unless Proposer meets the alternative requirements set forth in Section 35(b); provided
however, a Proposer's failure to comply with this Section 35 will not make a Proposer ineligible for a
contract award from U.S. Communities. Unless a Proposer elects to proceed under Section 35(b),
Proposers must complete HRD Form 13 Affidavit of Intended Utilization (found under Section 20) and
return it with their Proposal. Please complete HRD Form 13 - Affidavit of Intended Utilization and attach
it to this RFP response where indicated.
(b) Alternative Method to Meet City's MBE/WBE/SLBE Program Requirements. In lieu of a
Supplier complying with the City's MBE/WBE Program requirements set forth in Section 35(a),
Supplier(s) may assist City Certified Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs), City Certified Woman
Business Enterprises (WBEs) and City Certified Small Local Business Enterprises (SLBEs) grow,
develop, and prosper in the public sector. To meet this objective, the City's Director of Human Relations
requests that the Supplier(s) awarded the national U.S. Communities Contract provide the same U.S.
Communities national discounted pricing received by the City to City Certified MBEs, WBEs and SLBEs
when City Certified MBEs, WBEs, and SLBEs bid or submit a proposal on City of Kansas City, Missouri
Construction or Maintenance Solicitations and other public sector Construction and Maintenance
Solicitations. This will allow City Certified MBEs, WBEs, and SLBEs, to incorporate the same National
Discounted U.S. Communities pricing received by the City in their bids and proposals to the City and
other public entities and save the taxpayers money. Failure to meet the requirements imposed by this
Section 35(b) shall not make a submitted Proposal non-responsive if the Supplier meets the requirements
of Section 35(a).
Participating Public Agencies with equivalent MBE/WBE/SLBE Programs to the City of Kansas City,
Missouri may utilize this Section 35 if the Supplier(s) and the Participating Public Agency agree to
incorporate it in their Local Agreement.
The City of Kansas City, Missouri has a list of City Certified MBEs/WBEs/SLBEs at
http://kcmo.org/CKCMO/Depts/Ci... (click on the "DMWBE Directory Search"). Please contact the City's
Human Relations Department at 816-513-1836 for assistance on any aspect of the MBE/WBE/SLBE
program.
Participating Public Agencies with equivalent MBE/WBE/SLBE Programs to the City of Kansas City,
Missouri may utilize this Section 35 if the Supplier(s) and the Participating Public Agency agree to
incorporate it in their Local Agreement.
36. WAIVER OF MBE/WBE REQUIREMENTS
The City Council, in its sole discretion, may waive any and all MBE/WBE requirements imposed by this
solicitation and any Proposal Documents or the MBE/WBE Ordinance, and award the contract to the best
Proposer if the City Council determines a waiver is in the best interests of the City.
1. Have you read and do you acknowledge the above Instructions and Conditions? Please state any
questions or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided
below.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
3 Scope of Work
Point Value: 20
1. General definition of Products and services
Proposers are to propose the broadest possible selection of Electrical, Lighting, Data Communications,
and Security Products and Related Products, Services and Solutions they offer. The intent of this
solicitation is to provide Participating Public Agencies with a comprehensive offering of products and
services to meet their various needs. Therefore, the Proposers should have demonstrated experience in
providing the Products and Services as defined in this RFP, including but not limited to:
a) Electrical Products: A complete and comprehensive offering of electrical supplies such as
conduit, wire, electrical boxes, electrical fittings, electrical fasteners and hardware, surge and
power protection, enclosures, fuses, power distribution equipment, control devices and all other
related electrical materials offered by Proposer.
b) Lighting Products: A complete and comprehensive offering of lighting products such as
lamps, ballasts, fixtures, controls, LEDs, athletic field lighting, highway lighting and all other
related lighting products offered by Proposer.
c) Data Communications, Networking and Wireless Products: A complete and comprehensive
offering of data communication, networking and wireless supplies such as modems, routers,
network modules, network switches, PoE, repeaters, media converters, copper/fiber cabling,
connectivity and termination products, power backup and power protection products, racks,
cabinets and enclosures, raceway and wire-way and all other related data communications,
networking and wireless products offered by Proposer.
d) Security Products: A complete and comprehensive offering of security products such as
access control products, security and CCTV cameras, sound systems, strobe and warning lights,
monitoring, entrance protection, security sensors and contacts and all other related security
products offered by Proposer.
e) Related Products and Services: Any related products as well as services such as assessment,
repair, renovation, installation, testing, inventory, training and other related services that may be
offered by Proposer.
ALL PRODUCTS OFFERED MUST BE NEW, UNUSED, LATEST DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY.
2. Regulatory requirements and standards
3. Shipping
4. Delivery
5. Warranty
1. Have you read and do you agree to the Scope of Services? If you have any narrative, please place
it in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
2. If there are any concerns/issues with this section, please place a detail of those items in the
Comments section provided below for this question.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Text.
4 Authorized Representative Form
Point Value: 0
By submission of the RFP response, the Proposer certifies that:
1 It has not paid or agreed to pay any fee or commission, or any other thing of value contingent
upon the award of this contract, to any City of Kansas City, Missouri employee or official or to
any current consultant to the City of Kansas City, Missouri;
2 It has not paid or agreed to pay any fee or commission or any other thing of value contingent
upon the award of this contract, to any broker or agent or any other person;
3 The prices contained in this Proposal have been arrived at independently and without
collusion, consultation, communication or agreement intended to restrict competition;
4 It has the full authority of the Offeror to execute the Proposal and to execute any resulting
contract awarded as the result of, or on the basis of, the Proposal;
5 Proposer will not withdraw the Proposal for ninety (90) days.
1. I hereby certify that I have both the legal authority from my business/firm and the right to enter
into this contractual agreement with the City of Kansas City, Missouri, and have read, understood,
and hereby fully accept all the terms, conditions, specifications, and pricing information contained
within this document as well as any and all subsequent pages, addenda, and notices.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
2. Authorized Representative name and title
Priority: 5. Response Type: Text.
3. Authorized Representative phone number and email address
Priority: 5. Response Type: Text.
4. Firm's name and physical address
Priority: 5. Response Type: Text.
5. Email address for Purchase Order
Priority: 5. Response Type: Text.
5 Standard City Contract
Point Value: 0
Please review the attached file for the City's Standard Contract for Products and Services.
1. Will you be able to comply with the Standard City Contract?
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
2. Please state any questions or concerns you have regarding the Standard City Contract.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Text.
6 Business/Firm Profile and Legal Structure
Point Value: 0
Please prepare responses for each of the following in the space provided:
1. Legal Name, address, phone, fax, e-mail, Federal ID#, and website address.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
2. Brief history of business/firm including date the business/firm was established under the current
name.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
3. List all services provided by the business/firm.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
4. Number of total employees including number of total employees in Kansas City, Missouri and
number of employees in Greater Kansas City Area.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
5. Type of ownership, or legal structure of business/firm.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
6. Has the business/firm ever failed to complete work for which a contract was issued? If yes,
explain the circumstances.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
7. Are there any civil or criminal actions pending against the business/firm or any key personnel
related in any way to contracting? If yes, explain in detail. Are there any current unresolved
disputes/allegations?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
8. Provide a brief history of the business/firm’s contractual litigation, arbitration, and mediation
cases for the last five (5) years that are material and relevant to this contract.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
9. Has the business/firm ever been disqualified from working for the City or any other public
entity? If yes, explain the circumstances.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
7 Experience
Point Value: 10
For questions 1-5 below, describe the five (5) most relevant or comparable contracts completed by your
business/firm during the past five (5) years.
Please include for all scopes of work for this RFP, to include electrical, lighting, data communications,
and security products and related products, services and solutions.
For each listed contract, provide a narrative that includes:
1 the assigned project personnel
2 scope of services provided
3 dollar amount of the contract
4 contractual performance standards versus your actual performance
5 the contracting entity's contact person, e-mail address, cell phone number, and telephone
number
6 summary of how your business/firm delivered services
7 pricing and contractual compensation terms
1. Relevant contract description #1
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
2. Relevant contract description #2
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
3. Relevant contract description #3
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
4. Relevant contract description #4
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
5. Relevant contract description #5
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
8 Pricing/Cost Proposal
Point Value: 25
• Each proposer must submit sample pricing in Appendix A-1 (Electrical and Lighting) and/or
Appendix A-2 (Data Communications and Security). This pricing is for evaluation purposes
only and should be based on the proposer's discounts off catalog price list provided in
Appendix B-1 and Appendix B-2 (see below). Proposer should not take into consideration any
pricing incentives or rebates it is offering when providing the pricing for Appendix A. For any
products where prices fluctuate frequently, proposers should provide the price as it existed on
September 6th, 2017. Note: Sample pricing provided in Appendix A is not to be construed
as the proposer's complete offer nor is it a core list. It is for evaluation purposes only.
Proposer's entire catalog should be included in the offering to the City and Participating
Public Agencies. Download Appendix A-1 here and Appendix A-2 here.
• Each proposer should provide a fixed percentage (%) discount off PROPOSER'S CATALOG
PRICE LIST, or other objectively verifiable criteria, by product category shown in Appendix
B-1 (Electrical and Lighting) and/or Appendix B-2 (Data Communications and Security). For
any products where prices fluctuate frequently, proposers should provide pricing based on a
verifiable index. Download Appendix B-1 here and Appendix B-2 here.
• Appendix C includes the opportunity for pricing incentives (discounts or rebates) the proposer
may choose to offer. Additionally, the proposed "mark-up over cost" for services offered under
this contract should be indicated here.
• Each proposer should provide the pricing for all services and solutions using a mark-up
percentage over cost in Appendix C. Cost shall be substantiated by an actual invoice indicating
the amount paid for services or solutions. Proposer may propose alternative methodologies for
pricing services if it feels it is in the best interest of Participating Public Agencies.
• Each proposer should detail any additional pricing incentives in Appendix C that may be
available to Participating Public Agencies, such as for large volume purchases, prompt
payment discounts, or rebates. Download Appendix C here.
• Prices/discounts shall be F.O.B. destination.
• It is the Proposer's responsibility to provide the City and Participating Public Agencies with
up-to-date price lists for the duration of the contract.
• Copies of the relevant catalog price lists, or other objectively verifiable criteria, must be
included in the Cost Proposal. Proposer should indicate the frequency with which price lists
update. The frequency should not exceed once per year.
Renewal Pricing: The City realizes that the initial term pricing may differ depending on the mechanism
used by the Proposer for renewal pricing. The City is interested in obtaining the best price in the initial
term of the contract as well as the best price for any renewal years. In proposing renewal pricing, you may
propose no increase, a decrease, a constant percentage increase, the consumer price index or an
appropriate producer price index. You may offer several alternatives. Although the City will not be
required or obligated to exercise all renewal options, assume the City will exercise all renewal options for
offering renewal pricing.
1. Attach Appendix A-1 and/or Appendix A-2 as indicated above.
Priority: 5. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
2. Attach Appendix B-1 and/or Appendix B-2 as indicated above.
Priority: 5. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
3. Attach Appendix C as indicated above.
Priority: 5. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
4. Include any additional information here related to pricing, rebates or discounts. This could
include catalog price lists or any other criteria relevant to the pricing proposal.
Priority: 5. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
9 U.S. Communities Supplier Qualifications
Point Value: 0
Commitments
U.S. Communities views the relationship with an awarded Supplier as an opportunity to provide
maximum benefit to both the Participating Public Agencies and to the Supplier.
The successful foundation of the partnership requires commitments from both U.S. Communities and the
Supplier. U.S. Communities requires the Supplier to make the four commitments set forth below
(Corporate, Pricing, Economy, Sales) to ensure that Supplier is providing the highest level of public
benefit to Participating Public Agencies:
(a) Corporate Commitment.
(i) The pricing, terms and conditions of the Master Agreement shall, at all times, be Supplier's
primary contractual offering of Products and Services to Public Agencies. All of Supplier's direct
and indirect marketing and sales efforts to Public Agencies shall demonstrate that the Master
Agreement is Supplier's primary offering and not just one of Supplier's contract options.
(ii) Supplier's sales force (including inside, direct and/or authorized dealers, distributors and
representatives) shall always present the Master Agreement when marketing Products or Services
to Public Agencies.
(iii) Supplier shall advise all Public Agencies that are existing customers of Supplier as to the
pricing and other value offered through the Master Agreement.
(iv) Upon authorization by a Public Agency, Supplier shall transition such Public Agency to the
pricing, terms and conditions of the Master Agreement.
(v) Supplier shall ensure that the U.S. Communities program and the Master Agreement are
actively supported by Supplier's senior executive management.
(vi) Supplier shall provide a national/senior management level representative with the authority
and responsibility to ensure that the Supplier's Commitments are maintained at all times. Supplier
shall also designate a lead referral contact person who shall be responsible for receiving
communications from U.S. Communities concerning new Participating Public Agency
registrations and for ensuring timely follow-up by Supplier's staff to requests for contact from
Participating Public Agencies. Supplier shall also provide the personnel necessary to implement
and support a supplier-based internet web page dedicated to Supplier's U.S. Communities
program and linked to U.S. Communities' website and shall implement and support such web
page.
(vii) Supplier shall demonstrate in its procurement solicitation response and throughout the term
of the Master Agreement that national/senior management fully supports the U.S. Communities
program and its commitments and requirements. National/Senior management is defined as the
executive(s) with companywide authority.
(viii) Where Supplier has an existing contract for Products and Services with a state, Supplier
shall notify the state of the Master Agreement and transition the state to the pricing, terms and
conditions of the Master Agreement upon the state's request. Regardless of whether the state
decides to transition to the Master Agreement, Supplier shall primarily offer the Master
Agreement to all Public Agencies located within the state.
(b) Pricing Commitment.
(i) Supplier represents to U.S. Communities that the pricing offered under the Master Agreement
is the lowest overall available pricing (net to purchaser) on Products and Services that it offers to
Public Agencies. Supplier's pricing shall be evaluated on either an overall project basis or the
Public Agency's actual usage for more frequently purchased Products and Services.
(ii) Contracts Offering Lower Prices. If a pre-existing contract and/or a Public Agency's unique
buying pattern provide one or more Public Agencies a lower price than that offered under the
Master Agreement, Supplier shall match that lower pricing under the Master Agreement and
inform the eligible Public Agencies that the lower pricing is available under the Master
Agreement. If an eligible Public Agency requests to be transitioned to the Master Agreement,
Supplier shall do so and report the Public Agency's purchases made under the Master Agreement
going forward. The price match only applies to the eligible Public Agencies. Below are three
examples of Supplier's obligation to match the pricing under Supplier's contracts offering lower
prices.
(A) Supplier holds a state contract with lower pricing that is available to all Public
Agencies within the state. Supplier would be required to match the lower state pricing
under the Master Agreement and make it available to all Public Agencies within the state.
(B) Supplier holds a regional cooperative contract with lower pricing that is available
only to the ten cooperative members. Supplier would be required to match the lower
cooperative pricing under the Master Agreement and make it available to the ten
cooperative members.
(C) Supplier holds a contract with an individual Public Agency. The Public Agency
contract does not contain any cooperative language and therefore other Public Agencies
are not eligible to utilize the contract. Supplier would be required to match the lower
pricing under the Master Agreement and make it available only to the individual Public
Agency.
(iii) Deviating Buying Patterns. Occasionally U.S. Communities and Supplier may interact with a
Public Agency that has a buying pattern or terms and conditions that considerably deviate from
the normal Public Agency buying pattern and terms and conditions, and causes Supplier's pricing
under the Master Agreement to be higher than an alternative contract held by Supplier. This could
be created by a unique end-user preference or requirements. In the event that this situation occurs,
Supplier may address the issue by lowering the price under the Master Agreement on the item(s)
causing the large deviation for that Public Agency. Supplier would not be required to lower the
price for other Public Agencies.
(iv) Supplier's Options in Responding to a Third Party Procurement Solicitation. While it is the
objective of U.S. Communities to encourage Public Agencies to piggyback on to the Master
Agreement rather than issue their own procurement solicitations, U.S. Communities recognizes
that for various reasons some Public Agencies will issue their own solicitations. The following
options are available to Supplier when responding to a Public Agency solicitation:
(A) Supplier may opt not to respond to the procurement solicitation. Supplier may make
the Master Agreement available to the Public Agency as a comparison to its solicitation
responses.
(B) Supplier may respond with the pricing, terms and conditions of the Master
Agreement. If Supplier is awarded the contract, the sales would be reported as sales under
the Master Agreement.
(C) If competitive conditions require pricing lower than the standard Master Agreement
pricing, Supplier may submit lower pricing through the Master Agreement. If Supplier is
awarded the contract, the sales would be reported as sales under the Master Agreement.
Supplier would not be required to extend the lower price to other Public Agencies.
(D) Supplier may respond to the procurement solicitation with pricing that is higher (net
to buyer) than the pricing offered under the Master Agreement. If awarded a contract,
Supplier shall still be bound by all obligations set forth in this Section 3.3, including,
without limitation, the requirement to continue to advise the awarding Public Agency of
the pricing, terms and conditions of the Master Agreement.
(E) Supplier may respond to the procurement solicitation with pricing that is higher (net
to buyer) than the pricing offered under the Master Agreement and if an alternative
response is permitted, Supplier may offer the pricing under the Master Agreement as an
alternative for consideration.
(c) Economy Commitment. Supplier shall demonstrate the benefits, including the pricing advantage, of
the Master Agreement over alternative options, including competitive solicitation pricing and shall
proactively offer the terms and pricing under the Master Agreement to Public Agencies as a more
effective alternative to the cost and time associated with such alternate bids and solicitations.
(d) Sales Commitment. Supplier shall market the Master Agreement through Supplier's sales force or
dealer network that is properly trained, engaged and committed to offering the Master Agreement as
Supplier's primary offering to Public Agencies. Supplier's sales force compensation and incentives shall
be greater than or equal to the compensation and incentives earned under other contracts to Public
Agencies.
(i) Supplier Sales. Supplier shall be responsible for proactive sales of Supplier's Products and
Services to Public Agencies and the timely follow-up to sales leads identified by U.S.
Communities. Use of product catalogs, targeted advertising, direct mail, online marketing and
other sales initiatives are encouraged. All of Supplier's sales materials targeted towards Public
Agencies shall include the U.S. Communities logo. U.S. Communities hereby grants to Supplier,
during the term of this Agreement, a non-exclusive, revocable, non-transferable, license to use the
U.S. Communities name, trademark, and logo solely to perform its obligations under this
Agreement, and for no other purpose. Any goodwill, rights, or benefits derived from Supplier's
use of the U.S. Communities name, trademark, or logo shall inure to the benefit of U.S.
Communities. U.S. Communities shall provide Supplier with its logo and the standards to be
employed in the use of the logo. During the term of the Agreement, the Supplier shall provide
U.S. Communities with its logo and the standards to be employed in the use of the logo for
purposes of reproducing and using Supplier's name and logo in connection with the advertising,
marketing and promotion of the Master Agreement to Public Agencies. Supplier shall assist U.S.
Communities by providing camera-ready logos and by participating in related trade shows and
conferences. At a minimum, Supplier's sales initiatives shall communicate that (i) the Master
Agreement was competitively solicited by the Lead Public Agency, (ii) the Master Agreement
provides the Supplier's best overall pricing and value to eligible agencies, (iii) there is no cost to
Participating Public Agencies, and (iv) the Master Agreement is a non-exclusive contract.
(ii) Branding and Logo Compliance. Supplier shall be responsible for complying with the U.S.
Communities branding and logo standards and guidelines. Prior to use by Supplier, all U.S.
Communities related marketing material must be submitted to U.S. Communities for review and
approval.
(iii) Sales Force Training. Supplier shall train its national sales force on the Master Agreement
and U.S. Communities program. U.S. Communities shall be available to train on a national,
regional or local level and generally assist with the education of sales personnel.
(iv) Participating Public Agency Access. Supplier shall establish the following communication
links to facilitate customer access and communication:
(A) A dedicated U.S. Communities internet web-based homepage that is accessible from
Supplier's homepage or main menu navigation containing:
(1) U.S. Communities standard logo with Founding Co-Sponsors logos;
(2) Copy of original procurement solicitation;
(3) Copy of Master Agreement including any amendments;
(4) Summary of Products and Services pricing;
(5) Electronic link to U.S. Communities' online registration page; and
(6) Other promotional material as requested by U.S. Communities.
(B) A dedicated toll-free national hotline for inquiries regarding U.S. Communities.
(C) A dedicated email address for general inquiries in the following format:
uscommunities@(name of supplier).com.
(v) Electronic Registration. Supplier shall be responsible for ensuring that each Public Agency
has completed U.S. Communities' online registration process prior to processing the Public
Agency's first sales order.
(vi) Supplier's Performance Review. Upon request by U.S. Communities, Supplier shall
participate in a performance review meeting with U.S. Communities to evaluate Supplier's
performance of the covenants set forth in this Agreement.
(vii) Supplier Content. Supplier may, from time to time, provide certain graphics, media, and
other content to U.S. Communities (collectively "Supplier Content") for use on U.S.
Communities websites and for general marketing and publicity purposes. During the term of the
Agreement, Supplier hereby grants to U.S. Communities and its affiliates a non-exclusive,
worldwide, free, transferrable, license to reproduce, modify, distribute, publically perform,
publically display, and use Supplier Content in connection with U.S. Communities websites and
for general marketing and publicity purposes, with the right to sublicense each and every such
right. Supplier warrants that: (a) Supplier is the owner of or otherwise has the unrestricted right to
grant the rights in and to Supplier Content as contemplated hereunder; and (b) the use of Supplier
Content and any other materials or services provided to U.S. Communities as contemplated
hereunder will not violate, infringe, or misappropriate the intellectual property rights or other
rights of any third party.
1. Have you read and do you agree to the U.S. Communities Supplier Qualifications? If you have
any narrative, please place it in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
10 U.S. Communities Administration Agreement & MICPA Information
Point Value: 0
The Administrative Agreement outlines the Supplier's general duties and responsibilities in implementing
the U.S. Communities contract. The Supplier is required to execute the U.S. Communities
Administration Agreement unaltered (attached here) and submit without exception or alteration.
Failure to do so will result in disqualification.
Additionally, each Participating Public Agency enters into a Master Intergovernmental Cooperative
Purchasing Agreement (MICPA) (attached here) outlining the terms and conditions that allow access to
the Lead Public Agencies' Master Agreements. Under the terms of the MICPA, the procurement by the
Participating Public Agency shall be construed to be in accordance with, and governed by, the laws of the
state in which the Participating Public Agency resides.
1. Have you read and do you agree to the U.S. Communities Administration Agreement? If you
have any narrative, please place it in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
2. As a reminder, the Supplier is required to execute the U.S. Communities Administration
Agreement unaltered (attached above) and submit it here without exception or alteration. Failure
to do so will result in disqualification. Please attach the scanned Administration Agreement below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
3. Do you acknowledge that you have read the U.S. Communities Master Intergovernmental
Cooperative Purchasing Agreement (MICPA)? If you have any narrative, please place it in the
Comments section provided below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
11 U.S. Communities Supplier Worksheet for National Program Consideration
Point Value: 15
Suppliers are required to meet specific qualifications. Please respond to each qualification statement
below. The Supplier Worksheet for National Program Consideration.docx is also attached for your
reference.
1. Will pricing for all Products/Services offered be the most competitive pricing offered by your
organization to Participating Public Agencies nationally?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
2. Does your company have the ability to provide service to any Participating Public Agencies in the
contiguous 48 states and the ability to deliver service in Alaska and Hawaii? (If no, identify the
states where you do not have the ability to provide service to Participating Public Agencies in the
Comments section provided.)
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
3. Does your company have a national sales force, dealer network or distributor with the ability to
call on Participating Public Agencies in at least 35 U.S. states? (If no, identify the states where you
have the ability to call on Participating Public Agencies in the Comments section provided.)
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
4. Check which applies for your company sales last year in the United States:
Priority: 0. Response Type: Choose from a List. Sales ranges. Comment? yes
5. Does your company have existing capacity to provide electronic and ecommerce ordering and
billing?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
6. Will your company assign a dedicated Senior Management level Account Manager to support the
resulting U.S. Communities program contract?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
7. Does your company maintain records of your overall Participating Public Agencies’ sales that
you can and will share with U.S. Communities to monitor program implementation progress?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
8. Will your company commit to the program implementation schedule provided in Section 13: New
Supplier Implementation Checklist?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
9. Will the U.S. Communities program contract be your lead public offering to Participating Public
Agencies?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
10. Submitted by (Name)
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
11. Submitted by (Title)
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
12. Please provide any narrative in the Comments section provided below, if necessary.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
12 U.S. Communities New Supplier Implementation Checklist
Point Value: 0
1. Will you be able to comply with the U.S. Communities New Supplier Implementation Checklist
above? Please state any questions or concerns you have regarding the U.S. Communities New
Supplier Implementation Checklist in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
13 U.S. Communities Supplier Information
Point Value: 20
Please respond to the following requests for information about your company. Click here to see an
example for Question #2
1. National Commitments - Please provide a written narrative of your understanding and
acceptance of the Supplier Qualifications Commitments in Section 9.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
2. Company - Provide the total number and location of sales persons employed by your company in
the United States. Please upload a file (Word, Excel, PDF) with your company's sales force profile
below. See example provided in the attachment above.
Priority: 3. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
3. Company - Please provide a narrative of how these sales people would be used to market the
contract to eligible agencies across the country. Please describe what you have in place today and
your future plans, if you were awarded the contract.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
4. Company - Provide the company annual sales for 2014, 2015 and 2016 in the United States. Sales
reporting should be segmented into the following categories:
Segment 2014 Sales 2015 Sales 2016 Sales
Cities
Counties
K-12 (Public / Private)
Higher Education (Public / Private)
States
Other Public Sector and Non-profits
Federal
Private Sector
Total Supplier Sales
5. Company - For the proposed products and services included in the scope of your response,
provide annual sales for 2014, 2015 and 2016 in the United States. Sales reporting should be
segmented into the following categories:
Segment 2014 Sales 2015 Sales 2016 Sales
Cities
Counties
K-12 (Public / Private)
Higher Education (Public / Private)
States
Other Public Sector and Non-profits
Federal
Private Sector
Total Supplier Sales
6. Company - Provide a list of your company’s ten largest public agency customers, including
contact information.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
7. Distribution - Describe how your company proposes to distribute the Products and Services
nationwide.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
8. Distribution - Identify all other companies that will be involved in processing, handling or
shipping the Product to the end user.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
9. Distribution - Provide the number, size and location of your company’s distribution facilities,
warehouses and retail network as applicable.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
10. Distribution - Provide the number and location of support centers (if applicable).
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
11. Distribution - If applicable, describe your company’s ability to do business with
manufacturer/dealer/distribution organizations that are either small or M/WBE businesses as
defined by the Small Business Administration.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
12. Distribution - If applicable, describe other ways your company can be sensitive to a
Participating Public Agency’s desire to utilize local and/or M/WBE companies, such as number of
local employees and offices in a particular geographic area, companies your firm is using that may
be local (i.e. local delivery truck company), your company’s diversity of owner employees, etc.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
13. Distribution - If applicable, provide details on any products or services being offered by your
company where the manufacturer or service provider is either a small or M/WBE business as
defined by the Small Business Administration. Provide product/service name, company name and
small/M/WBE designation.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
14. Marketing - Outline your company’s sales and marketing plan for marketing the Products and
Services to eligible agencies nationwide.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
15. Marketing - Explain how your company will educate its national sales force about the Master
Agreement.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
16. Marketing - Explain how your company will market and transition the Master Agreement into
the primary offering to Participating Public Agencies. How will your organization differentiate the
new agreement from existing contracts you may have today?
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
17. National Staffing Plan - Please identify the key personnel who will lead and support the
implementation period of the contract outlined in Section 13, U.S. Communities New Supplier
Implementation Checklist, along with the amount of time to be devoted to implementation.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
18. National Staffing Plan - Identify the key personnel who are to be engaged in this contract
throughout the term of the contract, including each of the roles described below:
Role Description of Role Person
Responsible
Time
Commitment
(%)
Executive
Sponsor
Responsible for the corporate commitment. Works
with Supplier Manager.
National
Account
Manager
Responsible for sales efforts and training of sales
people across the country. Works daily with Program
Managers and Supplier Manager.
Lead Referral
Manager
Responsible for distributing leads generated through
the USC website.
Marketing
Lead
Responsible for all marketing efforts. Works with
USC marketing regularly.
IT Lead Responsible for building USC landing page for
supplier.
Reporting
Lead Responsible for providing monthly reports to USC.
19. National Staffing Plan - Provide an organizational chart of your company by uploading the file
below.
Priority: 0. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
20. National Staffing Plan - Submit a bio by uploading the file below for the person your company
proposes to serve as the National Accounts Manager.
Priority: 0. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
21. National Staffing Plan - Submit a bio by uploading the file below for each person that will be
dedicated full time to U.S. Communities account management.
Priority: 0. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
22. National Staffing Plan - Submit a bio by uploading the file below for key executive personnel
that will be supporting the program.
Priority: 0. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
23. Products, Services and Solutions - Provide a description of the Products, Services and Solutions
to be provided by the major product category set forth in Section III of the RFP. The primary
objective is for each Supplier to provide its complete product, service and solutions offerings so that
Participating Public Agencies may order a range of product as appropriate for their needs.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
24. Products, Services and Solutions - State your normal delivery time (in days) and any options for
expediting delivery.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
25. Products, Services and Solutions - State backorder policy. Do you fill or kill order and require
Participating Public Agency to reorder if item is backordered?
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
26. Products, Services and Solutions - State restocking fees and procedures for returning products.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
27. Products, Services and Solutions - Specify guaranteed fill rate by product category specified in
Section III.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
28. Products, Services and Solutions - Describe any special programs that your company offers that
will improve customers’ ability to access Products, on-time delivery or other innovative strategies.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
29. Products, Services and Solutions - Describe the capacity of your company to broaden the scope
of the contract and keep the product offerings current and ensure that latest products, standards
and technology for Electrical, Lighting, Data Communications, and Security Products and Related
Products, Services and Solutions.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
30. Administration - Describe your company’s normal order processing procedure from point of
customer contact through delivery and billing.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
31. Administration - In what formats do you accept orders (telephone, e-commerce, etc.)?
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
32. Administration - Please state if you use a single system or platform for all phases of ordering,
processing, delivery and billing.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
33. Administration - State which forms of ordering allow the use of a procurement card and the
accepted banking (credit card) affiliation.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
34. Administration - Describe your company’s e-commerce capabilities. Include details about your
company’s ability to create punch out sites and accept orders electronically (cXML, OCI, etc.).
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
35. Administration - Provide detail on where your company has integrated with a pubic agency’s
ERP (Oracle, Infor Lawson, SAP, etc.) system in the past and include some details about the
resources you have in place to support these integrations. List, by ERP provider, the following
information: name of public agency, ERP system used, “go live” date, net sales per calendar year
since “go live”, and percentage of agency sales being processed through this connection.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
36. Administration - Describe any existing multi-state cooperative purchasing programs, including
the entity’s name(s), contact person(s), contact information, contract term (including contract
options) and annual volume by year for each of the last three years.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
37. Administration - Describe your ability to provide customized reports (i.e. commodity histories,
purchase histories by department, green spend, etc.) for each Participating Public Agency.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
38. Environmental - Provide a brief description of your company’s environmental initiatives,
including your company’s environmental policies and/or strategies, your investments in being an
environmentally preferable product leader, and any resources dedicated to your environmental
strategy, including staff.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
39. Environmental - Describe your company’s process for defining, verifying, and labeling
green/sustainable products and services in your offering. Explain how you help public agencies
navigate toward the green products in your offering through website filters, keyword searches,
displaying eco-logos, etc.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
40. Environmental - Please indicate if you have any products in your offering that have any third-
party environmental certifications, such as: (a) Consortium for Energy Efficiency (lamps); (b)
Cradle to Cradle (e.g., building materials, construction adhesives, paint); (c) Design Lights
Consortium (e.g., LED lighting equipment); and (d) ENERGY STAR (e.g., appliances, HVAC and
lighting equipment)
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
41. Environmental - Describe your company’s recycling services. Describe any buy back or take
back options offered for products sold on this contract such as batteries, mercury-containing
equipment, etc. Describe your company’s efforts to reduce or reuse packaging (or avoid difficult-to-
recycle packaging such as polystyrene foam) and minimize the environmental footprint in the
shipping process.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
42. Environmental - What percentage of your offering is environmentally preferable and what are
your plans to improve this offering?
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
43. Financial Statements - Submit your latest Dun & Bradstreet report by uploading the file below.
Priority: 0. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
44. Financial Statements - Please include an audited income statement and balance sheet from the
most recent reporting period by uploading the file(s) below.
Priority: 0. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
45. Additional Information - Please use this opportunity to describe any/all other features,
advantages and benefits of your organization that you feel will provide additional value and benefit
to a Participating Public Agency. You may upload any file(s) below by using the 'paperclip' icon.
Priority: 0. Response Type: Text.
14 U.S. Communities State Notice Addendum
Point Value: 0
Pursuant to certain state notice provisions the following public agencies and political subdivisions
of the referenced public agencies are eligible to access the contract award made pursuant to this
solicitation. Public agencies and political subdivisions are hereby given notice of the foregoing
request for proposal for purposes of complying with the procedural requirements of said statutes:
Nationwide: http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/Local_Government/Cities.shtml
Other states: State of Oregon, State of Hawaii, State of Washington
Click here for a list of all agencies and specific states included in the State Notice Addendum.
1. Have you read and do you acknowledge the information provided above? Please state any
questions or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided
below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
15 U.S. Communities FEMA Standard Terms and Conditions Addendum for
Contracts and Grants
Point Value: 0
If any purchase made under the Master Agreement is funded in whole or in part by Federal Emergency
Management Agency ("FEMA") grants, Contractor shall comply with all federal laws and regulations
applicable to the receipt of FEMA grants, including, but not limited to the contractual procedures set forth
in Title 44 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 13 ("44 CFR 13").
In addition, Contractor agrees to the following specific provisions:
1. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(1), City is entitled to exercise all administrative, contractual, or other
remedies permitted by law to enforce Contractor's compliance with the terms of this Master Agreement,
including but not limited to those remedies set forth at 44 CFR 13.43.
2. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(2), City may terminate the Master Agreement for cause or convenience in
accordance with the procedures set forth in the Master Agreement and those provided by 44 CFR 13.44.
3. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(3)-(6)(12), and (13), Contractor shall comply with the following federal
laws:
a. Executive Order 11246 of September 24, 1965, entitled "Equal Employment Opportunity," as
amended by Executive Order 11375 of October 13, 1967, and as supplemented in Department of
Labor ("DOL") regulations (41 CFR Ch. 60);
b. Copeland "Anti-Kickback" Act (18 U.S.C. 874), as supplemented in DOL regulations (29 CFR
Part 3);
c. Davis-Bacon Act (40 U.S.C. 276a-276a-7) as supplemented by DOL regulations (29 CFR Part
5);
d. Section 103 and 107 of the Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act (40 U.S.C. 327-
330) as supplemented by DOL regulations (29 CFR Part 5);
e. Section 306 of the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 1857(h), section 508 of the Clean Water Act (33
U.S.C. 1368), Executive Order 11738, and Environmental
Protection Agency regulations (40 CFR part 15); and
f. Mandatory standards and policies relating to energy efficiency which are contained in the state
energy conservation plan issued in compliance with the Energy Policy and Conservation Act
(Pub. L. 94-163, 89 Stat. 871).
4. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(7), Contractor shall comply with FEMA requirements and regulations
pertaining to reporting, including but not limited to those set forth at 44 CFR 40 and 41.
5. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(8), Contractor agrees to the following provisions regarding patents:
a. All rights to inventions and/or discoveries that arise or are developed, in the course of or under
this Agreement, shall belong to the City and be disposed of in accordance with City policy. The
City, at its own discretion, may file for patents in connection with all rights to any such
inventions and/or discoveries.
6. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(9), Contractor agrees to the following provisions, regarding copyrights:
a. If this Agreement results in any copyrightable material or inventions, in accordance with 44
CFR 13.34, FEMA reserves a royalty-free, nonexclusive, and irrevocable license to reproduce,
publish or otherwise use, for Federal Government purposes:
(1) The copyright in any work developed under a grant or contract; and
(2) Any rights of copyright to which a grantee or a contactor purchases ownership with
grant support.
7. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(10), Contractor shall maintain any books, documents, papers, and records
of the Contractor which are directly pertinent to this Master Agreement. At any time during normal
business hours and as often as City deems necessary, Contractor shall permit City, FEMA, the
Comptroller General of United States, or any of their duly authorized representatives to inspect and
photocopy such records for the purpose of making audit, examination, excerpts, and transcriptions.
8. Pursuant to 44 CFR 13.36(i)(11), Contractor shall retain all required records for three years after
FEMA or City makes final payments and all other pending matters are closed. In addition, Contractor
shall comply with record retention requirements set forth in 44 CFR 13.42.
1. Have you read and do you acknowledge the information provided above? Please state any
questions or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided
below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
16 U.S. Communities Community Development Block Grant Addendum
Point Value: 0
Purchases made under this contract may be partially or fully funded with federal grant funds. Funding for
this work may include Federal Funding sources, including Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG) funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. When such funding is
provided, Contractor shall comply with all terms, conditions and requirements enumerated by the grant
funding source, as well as requirements of the State statutes for which the contract is utilized, whichever
is the more restrictive requirement. When using Federal Funding, Contractor shall comply with all wage
and latest reporting provisions of the Federal Davis-Bacon Act. HUD-4010 Labor Provisions also applies
to this contract.
1. Have you read and do you acknowledge the information provided above? Please state any
questions or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided
below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
17 U.S. Communities Uniform Administrative Requirements
Point Value: 0
By entering into this Contract the Contractor agrees to comply with all applicable provisions of Title 2,
Subtitle A, Chapter II, PART 200-UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS, COST
PRINCIPLES, AND AUDIT REQUIREMENTS FOR FEDERAL AWARDS contained in Title 2 C.F.R.
§ 200 et seq.
1. Have you read and do you acknowledge the information provided above? Please state any
questions or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided
below.
Priority: 5. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
18 References
Point Value: 10
Proposers are required to provide three (3) client references, including contact information, for similar
projects that the Proposer has completed within the past five (5) years.
It is preferred that at least one (1) client references be a government sector client.
Instructions:
1 Download the attached References form
2 Distribute to designated references
3 Collect the responses
4 Attach the completed forms below
1. Attach the completed reference form here from Reference #1.
Priority: 3. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
2. Attach the completed reference form here from Reference #2.
Priority: 3. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
3. Attach the completed reference form here from Reference #3.
Priority: 3. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
19 Sustainability
Point Value: 0
The City has adopted an overall policy supporting a greater use of "green solutions" or enhanced
sustainability measures that consider environmental quality, social equity and economic vitality. In order
to minimize waste, enhance efficiencies, and achieve multiple benefits and project synergies, all City
projects must identify opportunities for sustainability improvements and implement those improvements
when financially reasonable and operationally practical.
Incorporate sustainability and efficiency into the planning, design, construction, operation and
maintenance of the project. Highlight each component of the project that you feel deserves consideration
in this context, and demonstrate how sustainability and efficiency are integrated into the project.
If it is not possible to comprehensively integrate significant sustainability measures, then highlight
elements you feel deserve consideration in this context.
1. Include a concise summary of your company’s policies, strategies, and actions that demonstrate
your philosophy and commitment to sustainability.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
2. Describe how your Proposal will address the established City policies referenced in this RFP
specific to the project or service on which you are proposing.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
20 City of Kansas City HRD Forms and Instructions
Point Value: 0
City of Kansas City, Missouri MBE/WBE/SLBE Contract Requirements
(a) City of Kansas City, Missouri MBE/WBE/SLBE Requirements. The City of Kansas City, Missouri
desires that Minority Business Enterprises (MBE) and Women's Business Enterprises (WBE) have a
maximum opportunity to participate in the performance of this contract. Due to the unique nature of this
Solicitation, the City has not set a specific goal for MBE or WBE participation in this contract.
Nevertheless, Proposers are still required to make and provide documentation of its good faith efforts to
utilize City certified MBEs and WBEs in the performance of this contract in accordance with the
requirements specified in the HRD Forms and Instructions or in lieu therefore, comply with (b) below.
(b) Alternative Method to Meet City's MBE/WBE/SLBE Program Requirements. In lieu of a Supplier
complying with the City's MBE/WBE Program requirements set forth in (a) above, Supplier(s) may assist
City Certified Minority Business Enterprises (MBEs), City Certified Woman Business Enterprises
(WBEs) and City Certified Small Local Business Enterprises (SLBEs) grow, develop, and prosper in the
public sector. To meet this objective, the City's Director of Human Relations requests that the Supplier(s)
awarded the national U.S. Communities Contract provide the same U.S. Communities national discounted
pricing received by the City to City Certified MBEs, WBEs and SLBEs when City Certified MBEs,
WBEs, and SLBEs bid or submit a proposal on City of Kansas City, Missouri Construction or
Maintenance Solicitations and other public sector Construction and Maintenance Solicitations.
Please see the Instructions and Conditions (Section 2) for more information regarding the City's
MBE/WBE/SLBE Requirements.
Required forms (if applicable) are linked below. Click on the form name to download it. Complete and
upload each form in the appropriate question below.
• HRD 06 : RFQ/P Instructions
• HRD 08: Contractor Utilization Plan and Request for Waiver (00450)
• HRD 10: Timetable for Utilization (00460 HRD 10)
• HRD 11: Request for Modification or Substitution (00470)
• HRD 13: Affidavit of Intended Utilization
• 004501.01: Letter of Intent to Subcontract
• 01290.14: Contractor Affidavit for Final Payment
• 01290.15: Subcontractor Affidavit for Final Payment
1. Please attach (using the "paperclip" icon) the completed form: HRD Form 08 - Contractor
Utilization Plan and Request for Waiver (00450), if utilizing "option a". Please state any questions
or concerns you have regarding this information in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
2. Please attach (using the "paperclip" icon) the completed form: HRD Form 13 - Affidavit of
Intended Utilization, if utilizing "option a". Please state any questions or concerns you have
regarding this information in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
3. Please indicate here if utilizing "option b". Please state any questions or concerns you have
regarding this information in the Comments section provided below.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
4. If proposing "option b", please describe how this requirement will be met.
Priority: 3. Response Type: Text.
21 Cooperative Procurement with Other Jurisdictions Form
Point Value: 0
The Proposer agrees to provide products and/or services to any municipality, county, state, governmental,
public utility, non-profit hospital, educational institute, special governmental agency, and non-profit
corporation performing governmental functions that participates in or is represented by the Mid-America
Council of Public Purchasing (MACPP) in the greater Kansas City Metropolitan Trade Area and any
member of the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC).
1. Do you agree to the statement above?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
22 Tax Clearance for City and Local Governments
Point Value: 0
The local governments of City of Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; Johnson County, Kansas; and
the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas (collectively the "Local
Governments"), have agreed to help enforce each other's Tax Laws to insure that taxpayer funded
contracts are performed by Contractors in compliance with the Tax Laws of the Local Governments.
Contractor agrees that Contractor shall be in compliance with the Tax Laws of the Local Governments
throughout the term of this contract and any contract renewals and that proof of Contractor's compliance
with the Tax Laws of the Local Governments shall be a condition precedent to City making City's first
payment under the contract or any contract renewal.
The selected Contractor may obtain the City tax clearance letter from the City's Commissioner of
Revenue at (816) 513-1135 or (816) 513-1089 (website) and authorize the City to obtain the Clearance
letters from the Local Governments of City of Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; Johnson County,
Kansas; and the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas (collectively the "Local
Governments"), dated not more than ninety (90) days from the date of submission.
1. Do you acknowledge the requirement in this section?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
23 Employee Eligibility Verification Affidavit
Point Value: 0
Please download the attached Employee Eligibility Verification Affidavit. Please sign, notarize, and scan
the final form below, including the first and last page of the E-Verify MOU.
1. Please attach the signed and notarized Employee Eligibility Verification Affidavit here.
Priority: 3. Response Type: File Attachment. Comment? yes
24 Addendum 1
Point Value: 0
This addendum addresses changes made to the following:
Section 20 - City of Kansas City HRD Forms and Instructions
1 Section 20 has been modified to reflect the City's MBE/WBE/SLBE contract requirements as
related to this RFP.
2 Questions #1 and #2 have been modified to reflect both are applicable if electing to propose
MBE/WBE participation (Option "a").
3 Questions #3 and #4 have been added for those electing to use the City's alternative method for
MBE/WBE/SLBE participation (Option "b").
1. Do you acknowledge that you have read and understand the Addendum as stated?
Priority: 0. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
25 Addendum 2
Point Value: 0
This addendum answers the following submitted question:
Q: In regards to "City of Kansas City HRD Forms and Instructions City of Kansas City, Missouri
MBE/WBE/SLBE Contract Requirements": Do we have to answer all 4 questions, or can we answer
questions 3 and 4. We are MBE company based out of New York and we intend to use MWBE
companies for projects under this contract. It will be hard to find applicable MWBE companies in such
short time.
A: Suppliers must attach the two required HRD documents in questions 1 and 2. In these documents,
suppliers determine which Kansas City approved/certified MBE/WBE subcontractors they will be
utilizing in their RFP submission. You can reach out to HRD to discuss the forms and subcontractors in
more detail at 816-513-1836.
1. Do you acknowledge that you have read and understand the Addendum as stated?
Priority: 0. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
26 Addendum 3
Point Value: 0
This addendum addresses the following questions:
Q1. What should we put under MBE and WBE Goal percentage? Also, please provide "Subcontract
Amount" while filling out HRD 08 and HRD 13 forms.
A1. The City has not set specific goals for MBE/WBE participation for this contract. If selecting this
option ("option a"), Proposers are required to make and provide documentation of its good faith efforts to
utilize City certified MBEs and WBEs in the performance of this contract in accordance with the
requirements specified in the HRD Forms and Instructions provided in the RFP. Participation levels must
be part of the proposal if not electing to include participation through "option b".
The subcontract amount will be determined by the percentage of participation proposed. The City of
Kansas City paid $141,000 to the incumbent during the past twelve months; however, this contract has no
guaranteed usage. The contract will be available for City departments to use on an 'as needed' basis. The
annual average usage over the last five years has been approximately $400,000.
Q2. Under "Appendix_A2" Excel file, in reference to column "Annual Usage" value is referencing to
projected yearly sales? Please clarify.
A2. The quantity provided in the "Annual Usage" column is the amount purchased by all participating
agencies in the U.S. Communities program during the previous contract year.
Q3. Which file needs to be attached in question 12, Section 11?
A3. No file is required for this question. Comments may be entered in the field provided, or a file can be
uploaded by using the 'paperclip icon'.
1. Do you acknowledge that you have read and understand the Addendum as stated?
Priority: 3. Response Type: Choose from a List. True/False. Comment? yes
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STANDARD CITY CONTRACT
MASTER CONTRACT FOR PRODUCTS AND SERVICES - THE CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
CONTRACT NO.: EV2370
TITLE/DESCRIPTION: Electrical, Lighting, Data Communications and Security Products and Related
Products, Services and Solutions
THIS Contract is between KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, a constitutionally chartered municipal corporation
(“CITY”), and __________________________________________________ (“CONTRACTOR”).
Sec. 1. The Contract. The Contract between the CITY and CONTRACTOR consists of the following
Contract Documents:
(a) this Contract;
(b) CONTRACTOR’s Proposal dated _________ that is attached hereto and incorporated into
this Contract;
(c) CITY’s RFP No. EV2370 that is incorporated into this Contract by reference;
(d) any CITY issued Purchase Order;
(e) any CITY and CONTRACTOR executed Work Order that is incorporated into a CITY issued
Purchase Order;
(d) any and all Attachments and Exhibits attached to the Contract. All documents listed in this
Section 1 shall be collectively referred to as the “Contract Documents” and are incorporated
into this Contract. CITY and CONTRACTOR agree that the terms “Agreement” and
“Contract” and “Contract Documents” are used interchangeably in this Contract and the
terms “Agreement” and “Contract” and “Contract Documents” each include all “Contract
Documents.”
Sec. 2. Initial Term of Contract and Additional Periods.
(a) Initial Term. The initial term of this Contract shall begin on ____________, ____ and shall
end on ______________________, ____. The Manager of Procurement Services is
authorized to enter into an amendment of this Contract with CONTRACTOR to extend the
term of this Contract and time of performance for this Contract.
(b) Renewal Terms. At any time prior to the expiration of the initial term or any subsequent
term, the CITY, in its sole discretion, may renew this Contract for up to four (4) additional
one (1) year terms.
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(c) Transition Term. Notwithstanding the expiration of the initial term or any subsequent term or
all options to renew, CONTRACTOR and CITY shall continue performance under this
Contract until the CITY has a new contract in place with either CONTRACTOR or another
provider or until the CITY terminates the Contract.
Sec. 3. Purchase Orders and Work Orders.
(a) Purchase Order. CITY shall order all Electrical, Lighting, Data Communications, and Security
Products and Related Products, Services and Solutions, (hereinafter “the Products” or “Products
and Services” or “Services” depending on the context of the terms used) by means of a Purchase
Order issued by the CITY’s Manager of Procurement Services for which sufficient funds have been
certified and encumbered by the City’s Director of Finance. CONTRACTOR shall not provide any
“Products” or “Products and Services” or “Services” in excess of the dollar amount contained in any
Purchase Order even if there is an executed Work Order between the CITY and CONTRACTOR.
CONTRACTOR shall not be entitled to any payment from CITY in excess of the dollar amount of
the Purchase Orders from CITY even if such amount is authorized in a Work Order executed by
CITY and CONTRACTOR. All Purchase Orders shall automatically incorporate the Contract and all
Contract requirements even if the Contract is not referenced.
(b) Products. CONTRACTOR shall timely provide all Products ordered by the CITY at the Prices set
forth in the Contract. .
(c) Services or Work Orders for both Products and Services.
(1) The CITY may request CONTRACTOR to provide Services or both Products and
Services. Prior to CONTRACTOR submitting a written detailed Proposal for Services or
for both Products and Services to a requesting CITY Department, the CONTRACTOR
must obtain written authorization from the CITY’s Manager of Procurement Services.to
submit a Proposal to the CITY Department. CONTRACTOR shall not perform any
Services or provide both Services and Products unless the Manager of Procurement
Services authorizes CONTRACTOR to provide Services or both Products and Services
and all other contractual requirements are met including the Pricing for all Products,
Products and Services and Services
(2) Prior to the Manager of Procurement Services authorizing CONTRACTOR to provide
Services or both Products and Services to a CITY Department, the Manager of
Procurement Services shall:
a. Obtain MBE/WBE goals from the CITY’s Director of Human Relations if the
estimated cost of the Services or Products and Services exceeds the dollar
thresholds for MBE/WBE goals and Workforce Goals for MBE/WBE goals;
b. Have the CITY’s Director of Human Relations determine whether the needed
Services are subject to Prevailing Wage requirements and Payment Bond and
Performance and Maintenance Bond requirements;
c. Any other Legal requirements including compliance with the CITY’s SLBE
requirements if the CITY’s MBE/WBE program requirements are not applicable
due to not meeting the dollar thresholds.
(3) If the Manager of Procurement Services authorizes CONTRACTOR to submit a
Proposal for Services or for both Products and Services, CONTRACTOR shall submit a
detailed Proposal that includes the Scope of Services, the Proposed Schedule, the Price
and if applicable, comply with MBE/WBE goals, Prevailing Wage requirements, and
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Payment Bond and Performanc Bond requirements, or SLBE requirements. If the CITY
and CONTRACTOR agree to CONTRACTOR’s Proposal, the CITY will issue a
Purchase Order and Work Order that is executed by the CITY and CONTRACTOR. All
Work Orders and Purchase Orders signed by the CITY and CONTRACTOR shall
automatically incorporate this Contract (even if the Work Order does not specifically
incorporate this Contract).
(d) CONTRACTOR shall bill the City, in a form acceptable to the City, on the following basis: monthly,
one time; other (select when the Contractor will bill the City and delete all others).
Sec. 4. Effective Date of Contract.
(a) Notwithstanding Section 2 of this Contract, neither party has any obligation under this
Contract until the Manager of Procurement Services issues a Purchase Order which shall be
signed by the City’s Director of Finance certifying there is a balance, otherwise
unencumbered, to the credit of the appropriation to which the expenditure is to be charged,
and a cash balance, otherwise unencumbered, in the treasury, to the credit of the fund from
which payment will be made, each sufficient to meet the obligation incurred in the Purchase
Order.
(b) The date of the first Purchase Order issued by the CITY is the effective date of this Contract.
(c) The date of the first Purchase Order issued by the CITY after the CITY renews this Contract
shall be the effective date of the renewal term or transition term.
Sec. 5. Invoices.
(a) CONTRACTOR shall submit to CITY a request for payment (hereinafter “Invoice”) for
services performed in sufficient detail for the CITY to determine that the amount
CONTRACTOR is requesting is in fact due and payable.
(b) CITY shall not pay any Invoice from CONTRACTOR unless CONTRACTOR is in
compliance with, and not in breach or default of, all terms, covenants and conditions of this
Contract. If damages are sustained by CITY as a result of breach or default by
CONTRACTOR, CITY may withhold payment(s) to CONTRACTOR for the purpose of set off
until such time as the exact amount of damages due to CITY from CONTRACTOR may be
determined.
(c) CITY shall not process CONTRACTOR’s Invoice unless CONTRACTOR’s Invoice is in
proper form, correctly computed, and is approved by CITY as payable under the terms of
this Contract.
(d) CITY is not liable for any obligation incurred by CONTRACTOR except as approved under
the provisions of this Contract.
(e) If CONTRACTOR is required to meet MBE/WBE goals for this Contract, CONTRACTOR
shall not submit an Invoice to the City unless CONTRACTOR’s Invoice is accompanied by a
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copy of the most recent 00485.01 M/WBE Monthly Utilization Report submitted by
CONTRACTOR to the City’s Human Relations Department. CONTRACTOR shall remain
current on CONTRACTOR’s filing of 00485.01 M/WBE Monthly Utilization Reports. CITY
shall not pay CONTRACTOR’s Invoice unless CONTRACTOR is current on
CONTRACTOR’s filing of 00485.01 M/WBE Monthly Utilization Reports.
Sec. 6. Representations and Warranties of CONTRACTOR. CONTRACTOR hereby represents and
warrants to the CITY the following:
(a) CONTRACTOR is in good standing under the laws of the state of Missouri and each state in
which it does business, except any such state where the failure to be in good standing
would not have a material adverse effect on CONTRACTOR’s ability to perform this
Contract in accordance with its terms.
(b) The execution, delivery and performance by CONTRACTOR of this Contract have been duly
authorized by all necessary corporate action and do not and will not (i) require any consent
or approval of CONTRACTOR's board of directors; (ii) require any authorization, consent or
approval by, or registration, declaration or filing with, or notice to, any governmental
department, commission, board, bureau, agency or instrumentality, or any third party, except
such authorization, consent, approval, registration, declaration, filing or notice as has been
obtained prior to the date hereof; (iii) violate any provision of any law, rule or regulation or of
any order, writ, injunction or decree presently in effect having applicability to CONTRACTOR
or its articles or by-laws; and (iv) result in a breach of or constitute a default under any
material agreement, lease or instrument to which CONTRACTOR is a party or by which it or
its properties may be bound or affected.
(c) CONTRACTOR shall not enter into any contract for the services to CITY that purports to
grant a security interest or right of repossession to any person or entity respecting the
services, or any portions thereof or chattels placed thereon.
(d) There is no litigation, proceeding or other investigation pending or, to the knowledge of
CONTRACTOR, threatened against CONTRACTOR which would prevent consummation of
the transaction contemplated by this Contract or would have a materially adverse effect on
CONTRACTOR.
Sec. 7. Survival of the Representations, Warranties and Covenants. All representations, warranties
and covenants expressed herein shall survive the execution of this Contract for the benefit of the parties
hereto.
Sec. 8. Governing Law. This Contract shall be construed and governed in accordance with the laws of
the State of Missouri without giving effect to Missouri’s choice of law provisions. The CITY and
CONTRACTOR: (1) submit to the jurisdiction of the state and federal courts located in Jackson County,
Missouri; (2) waive any and all objections to jurisdiction and venue; and (3) will not raise forum non
conveniens as an objection to the location of any litigation.
Sec. 9. Termination for Convenience. CITY may, at any time upon fifteen (15) days written notice to
CONTRACTOR specifying the effective date of termination, terminate this Contract, in whole or in part.
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Sec. 10. Default and Remedies.
(a) If CONTRACTOR shall be in default or breach of any provision of this Contract, CITY may
terminate this Contract, suspend CITY’s performance, withhold payment or invoke any other
legal or equitable remedy after giving CONTRACTOR ten (10) days written notice and
opportunity to cure such default or breach.
(b) If CITY shall be in default or breach of any provision of this Contract, CONTRACTOR may
terminate this contract or suspend CONTRACTOR’s performance after giving CITY ten (10)
days written notice and opportunity to cure such default or breach.
Sec. 11. Waiver. Waiver by CITY of any term, covenant, or condition hereof shall not operate as a waiver
of any subsequent breach of the same or of any other term, covenant or condition. No term, covenant, or
condition of this Contract can be waived except by written consent of CITY, and forbearance or indulgence
by CITY in any regard whatsoever shall not constitute a waiver of same to be performed by
CONTRACTOR to which the same may apply and, until complete performance by CONTRACTOR of the
term, covenant or condition, CITY shall be entitled to invoke any remedy available to it under this Contract
or by law despite any such forbearance or indulgence.
Sec. 12. Acceptance. No payment made under this Contract shall be proof of satisfactory performance of
the Contract, either wholly or in part, and no payment shall be construed as acceptance of deficient or
unsatisfactory services.
Sec. 13. Records.
(a) For purposes of this Section:
1. “CITY” shall mean the City Auditor, the City’s Internal Auditor, the City’s Director of
Human Relations, the City Manager, the City department administering this Contract
and their delegates and agents.
2. “Record” shall mean any document, book, paper, photograph, map, sound
recordings or other material, regardless of physical form or characteristics, made or
received in connection with this Contract and all Contract amendments and
renewals.
(b) CONTRACTOR shall maintain and retain all Records for a term of five (5) years that shall
begin after the expiration or termination of this Contract and all Contract amendments. CITY
shall have a right to examine or audit all Records, and CONTRACTOR shall provide access
to CITY of all Records upon ten (10) days written notice from the CITY.
(c) The books, documents and records of CONTRACTOR in connection with this Contract shall
be made available to the City Auditor, the City’s Internal Auditor, the City’s Director of
Human Relations and the City department administering this Contract within ten (10) days
after the written request is made.
Sec. 14. Affirmative Action. If this Contract exceeds $300,000.00 and Contractor employs fifty (50) or
more people, Contractor shall comply with City’s Affirmative Action requirements in accordance with the
provisions of Chapter 3 of City’s Code, the rules and regulations relating to those sections, and any
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additions or amendments thereto; in executing any Contract subject to said provisions, Contractor warrants
that it has an affirmative action program in place and will maintain the affirmative action program in place
for the duration of the Contract. Contractor shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for
employment because of race, color, sex, religion, national origin or ancestry, disability, sexual orientation,
gender identity or age in a manner prohibited by Chapter 3 of City’s Code. Contractor shall:
(a) Submit, in print or electronic format, a copy of Contractor’s current certificate of compliance
to the City’s Human Relations Department (HRD) prior to receiving the first payment under the Contract, unless a copy has already been submitted to HRD at any point within the previous two (2) calendar years. If, and only if, Contractor does not possess a current certification of compliance, Contractor shall submit, in print or electronic format, a copy of its
affirmative action program to HRD prior to receiving the first payment under the Contract, unless a copy has already been submitted to HRD at any point within the previous two (2) calendar years. (b) Require any Subcontractor awarded a subcontract exceeding $300,000.00 to affirm that Subcontractor has an affirmative action program in place and will maintain the affirmative action program in place for the duration of the subcontract. (c) Obtain from any Subcontractor awarded a subcontract exceeding $300,000.00 a copy of the Subcontractor’s current certificate of compliance and tender a copy of the same, in print or electronic format, to HRD within thirty (30) days from the date the subcontract is executed. If, and only if, Subcontractor does not possess a current certificate of compliance, Contractor shall obtain a copy of the Subcontractor’s affirmative action program and tender a copy of the same, in print or electronic format, to HRD within thirty (30) days from the date the subcontract is executed.
City has the right to take action as directed by City’s Human Relations Department to enforce this
provision. If Contractor fails, refuses or neglects to comply with the provisions of Chapter 3 of City’s Code,
then such failure shall be deemed a total breach of this Contract and this Contract may be terminated,
canceled or suspended, in whole or in part, and Contractor may be declared ineligible for any further
contracts funded by City for a period of one (1) year. This is a material term of this Contract.
Sec. 15. Tax Compliance. If the CITY’s payments to CONTRACTOR exceed $160,000.01 for the period
of May 1st through April 30th, CONTRACTOR shall provide proof of compliance with the CITY’s tax
ordinances administered by the CITY’s Commissioner of Revenue as a precondition to the CITY making
the first payment under this Contract. CONTRACTOR also shall submit to the CITY proof of compliance
with the CITY’s tax ordinances administered by the CITY’s Commissioner of Revenue as a condition
precedent to the CITY making final payment under the Contract.
Sec. 16. Buy American Preference. It is the policy of the CITY that any manufactured goods or
commodities used or supplied in the performance of any CITY Contract or any subcontract thereto shall be
manufactured or produced in the United States whenever possible.
Sec. 17. Notices. All notices to be given hereunder shall be in writing and may be given, served or made
by depositing the same in the United States mail addressed to the party to be notified, postpaid and
registered or certified with return receipt requested or by delivering the same in person to such person.
Notice deposited in the mail in accordance with the provisions hereof shall be effective unless otherwise
stated in such notice or in this Contract from and after the second day next following the date postmarked
on the envelope containing such notice. Notice given in any other manner shall be effective only if and
when received by the party to be notified. All notices shall be sent to the following addresses:
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If to the CITY: City of Kansas City, Missouri
Procurement Services Division
414 East 12th Street, 1st Floor, Room 102 W
Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Attention: Cedric Rowan, C.P.M., Manager
Telephone: (816) 513-1592
Facsimile: (816) 513-1156
With copies to: Cecilia Abbott, Esq.
City Attorney
Law Department of Kansas City, Missouri
414 East 12th Street, 23rd Floor
Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Telephone: (816) 513-3127
If to the CONTRACTOR: (INSERT Name and Complete Address)
Sec. 18. General Indemnification.
(a) For purposes of this Section only, the following terms shall have the meanings listed:
1. Claims means all claims, damages, liability, losses, costs and expenses, court costs
and reasonable attorneys' fees, including attorneys’ fees incurred by the CITY in the
enforcement of this indemnity obligation.
2. CONTRACTOR's Agents means CONTRACTOR's officers, employees,
subcontractors, successors, assigns, invitees, and other agents.
3. CITY means CITY, its Agencies, its agents, officials, officers and employees.
(b) CONTRACTOR's obligations under this Section with respect to indemnification for acts or
omissions, including negligence, of CITY, shall be limited to the coverage and limits of
insurance that CONTRACTOR is required to procure and maintain under this Contract.
CONTRACTOR affirms that it has had the opportunity to recover all costs of the insurance
requirements imposed by this Contract in its contract price.
(c) CONTRACTOR shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless CITY from and against all claims
arising out of or resulting from all acts or omissions in connection with this Contract caused
in whole or in part by CONTRACTOR or CONTRACTOR's Agents, regardless of whether or
not caused in part by any act or omission, including negligence, of CITY. CONTRACTOR is
not obligated under this Section to indemnify CITY for the sole negligence of CITY.
(d) In no event shall the language in this Section constitute or be construed as a waiver or
limitation of the CITY’s rights or defenses with regard to sovereign immunity, governmental
immunity, or other official immunities and protections as provided by the federal and state
constitutions or by law.
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Sec. 19. Indemnification for Professional Negligence. If this contract is for professional services,
CONTRACTOR shall indemnify, and hold harmless CITY and any of its agencies, officials, officers, or
employees from and against all claims, damages, liability, losses, costs, and expenses, including
reasonable attorneys’ fees, arising out of any negligent acts or omissions in connection with this Contract,
caused by CONTRACTOR, its employees, agents, subcontractors, or caused by others for whom
CONTRACTOR is liable, in the performance of professional services under this Contract. CONTRACTOR
is not obligated under this Section to indemnify CITY for the negligent acts of CITY or any of its agencies,
officials, officers, or employees.
Sec. 20. Insurance.
(a) CONTRACTOR shall procure and maintain in effect throughout the term of this Contract
insurance policies with coverage not less than the types and amounts specified in this
Section. CONTRACTOR must have:
1. Commercial General Liability Insurance Policy: with limits of $1,000,000 per
occurrence and $2,000,000 aggregate, written on an “occurrence” basis. The policy
shall be written or endorsed to include the following provisions:
a. Severability of Interests Coverage applying to Additional Insureds
b. Contractual Liability
c. Per Project Aggregate Liability Limit or, where not available, the aggregate
limit shall be $2,000,000.
d. No Contractual Liability Limitation Endorsement
e. Additional Insured Endorsement, ISO form CG20 10, current edition, or its
equivalent.
2. Workers’ Compensation Insurance and Employers Liability Policies as required by
Missouri law.
3. Commercial Automobile Liability Insurance Policy: with a limit of $1,000,000 per
occurrence, covering owned, hired, and non-owned automobiles. The Policy shall
provide coverage on an “any auto” basis and on an “occurrence” basis. This
insurance policy will be written on a Commercial Business Auto form, or acceptable
equivalent, and will protect against claims arising out of the operation of motor
vehicles, as to acts done in connection with the Contract, by CONTRACTOR.
4. If this Contract is for professional services, CONTRACTOR shall obtain Professional
Liability Insurance with limits per claim and annual aggregate of $1,000,000.
(b) All insurance policies required in this Section shall provide that the policy will not be
canceled until after the Insurer provides the CITY ten (10) days written notice of cancellation
in the event that the cancellation is for CONTRACTOR’s nonpayment of premiums and thirty
(30) days written notice of cancellation to CITY for all other reasons of cancellation.
(c) The Commercial General and Automobile Liability Insurance Policies specified above shall
provide that CITY and its agencies, agents, officials, officers, and employees, while acting
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within the scope of their authority, will be named as additional insureds for the services
performed under this Contract. CONTRACTOR shall provide to CITY at execution of this
Contract a certificate of insurance showing all required endorsements and additional
insureds.
(d) All insurance policies must be provided by Insurance Companies that have an A.M. Best’s
rating of “A-V” or better, and are licensed or approved by the State of Missouri to provide
insurance in Missouri.
(e) Regardless of any approval by CITY, CONTRACTOR shall maintain the required insurance
coverage in force at all times during the term of this Contract. CONTRACTOR’s failure to
maintain the required insurance coverage will not relieve CONTRACTOR of its contractual
obligation to indemnify the CITY pursuant to this Section of this Contract. In the event
CONTRACTOR fails to maintain the required insurance coverage in effect, CITY may
declare CONTRACTOR in default.
(f) In no event shall the language in this Section constitute or be construed as a waiver or
limitation of the CITY’s rights or defenses with regard to sovereign immunity, governmental
immunity, or other official immunities and protections as provided by the federal and state
constitutions or by law.
Sec. 21. Interpretation of the Contract.
(a) CITY selected CONTRACTOR through a negotiated procurement process rather than an
Invitation for Bids (IFB) solicitation. Unlike the IFB, this process allows the CITY and
CONTRACTOR to discuss and negotiate a contract at arms length prior to entering a final
contract that is acceptable to both the CITY and the CONTRACTOR. After negotiation and
discussion, CONTRACTOR and CITY have incorporated multiple documents into this
Agreement and the meaning of some of the words used in the Agreement may be uncertain,
incomplete or duplicative and the Agreement may promise something at one place and take
that promise away at another. In sum, the Agreement may contain words and provisions
that are susceptible of more than one meaning so that reasonable persons of average
intelligence may fairly and honestly differ in their construction of the words and provisions. It
is the intent of the CITY and the CONTRACTOR that the CITY’s taxpayers receive the
benefit or advantage in the construction and interpretation of this Agreement, regardless of
the normal judicial rules of contract construction even if the construction and interpretation of
the Agreement will cost the CONTRACTOR more money and time. CITY and
CONTRACTOR agree that CITY’s Manager of Procurement Services shall resolve all
disagreements as to the meaning of this Agreement or any ambiguity in this Agreement, in
favor of the CITY and its taxpayers even if it will cost the CONTRACTOR more money and
time. The decision of CITY’s Manager of Procurement shall be final and conclusive if the
Manager of Procurement Services acted in good faith.
(b) CONTRACTOR acknowledges and agrees that the CITY has provided CONTRACTOR with
an opportunity to have CONTRACTOR’s attorney review and advise CONTRACTOR on the
Agreement and any potential ambiguities or areas of disagreement and the potential
adverse legal consequences of CONTRACTOR agreeing to this Section as well as the
entire Agreement. CONTRACTOR certifies that CONTRACTOR has provided the CITY
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written notice of all ambiguities, conflicts, errors or discrepancies that it has discovered in
the Agreement and the written resolution thereof by the CITY as embodied in this final
Agreement is acceptable to CONTRACTOR.
(c) CONTRACTOR certifies that CONTRACTOR has either (1) waived its right to have
CONTRACTOR’s attorney review this Section and Agreement; or (2) CONTRACTOR has
consulted with an attorney on this Section and Agreement.
(d) CONTRACTOR knowingly and voluntarily agrees to this Section and the entire Agreement.
CONTRACTOR certifies that this contract was not procured by fraud, duress or undue
influence.
Sec. 22. Contract Execution. This Contract may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which
will be deemed an original copy of this Contract and all of which, when taken together, will be deemed to
constitute one and the same Contract. This Contract shall be effective upon the execution of counterparts
by both parties, notwithstanding that both parties may not sign the same counterpart. The parties'
signatures transmitted by facsimile or by other electronic means shall be proof of the execution of this
Contract and shall be acceptable in a court of law.
Sec. 23. Guaranteed Lowest Pricing. CONTRACTOR certifies that this Contract contains
CONTRACTOR’s lowest and best pricing for all services supplied by CONTRACTOR to any government,
governmental entity, political subdivision, city, state, school district or any other public entity in the United
States as of the date of this Contract.
Sec. 24. Assignability and Subcontracting.
(a) Assignability. Contractor shall not assign or transfer any part or all of Contractor’s obligation
or interest in this Contract without prior written approval of City. If Contractor shall assign or
transfer any of its obligations or interests under this Contract without the City’s prior written
approval, it shall constitute a material breach of this Contract. This provision shall not
prohibit contractor from subcontracting as otherwise provided for herein.
(b) Subcontracting. Contractor shall not subcontract any part or all of Contractor’s obligations or
interests in this Contract unless the subcontractor has been identified in a format required by
City. If Contractor shall subcontract any part of Contractor’s obligations or interests under
this Contract without having identified the subcontractor, it shall constitute a material breach
of this Contract. The utilization of subcontractors shall not relieve Contractor of any of its
responsibilities under the Contract, and Contractor shall remain responsible to City for the
negligent acts, errors, omissions or neglect of any subcontractor and of such subcontractor’s
officers, agents and employees. City shall have the right to reject, at any point during the
term of this Contract, any subcontractor identified by Contractor, and to require that any
subcontractor cease working under this Contract. City’s right shall be exercisable in its sole
and subjective discretion. City shall not be obligated to pay or be liable for payment of any
monies which may be due to any subcontractor. Contractor shall include in any subcontract
a requirement that the subcontractor comply with all requirements of this Contract in
performing Contractor’s services hereunder.
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Sec. 25. Professional Services – Conflict of Interest Certification. If this Contract is for professional
services other than for medical doctors or appraisers, CONTRACTOR certifies that CONTRACTOR is not
an expert witness for any party in litigation against the CITY at the time of the issuance of this Contract.
Sec. 26. Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises.
(a) CITY is committed to ensuring that minority and women’s business enterprises (M/WBE) participate
to the maximum extent possible in the performance of CITY contracts. CONTRACTOR agrees to
comply with all requirements of City’s Minority and Women’s Business Enterprise Program as
enacted in CITY’S Code CITY’S Code Chapter 3 Sections 3-421 through 3-469 and as hereinafter
amended. If CITY requrests CONTRACTOR to perform Services with MBE/WBE goals,
CONTRACTOR shall make its good faith efforts to meet the MBE/WBE goals. CONTRACTOR shall
meet the goals set forth in its Contractor Utilization Plan. .
(b) If CONTRACTOR fails to achieve the M/WBE goals stated in its Contractor Utilization Plan, as
amended, the CITY will sustain damages, the exact extent of which would be difficult or impossible
to ascertain or estimate at the time of execution of this contract. Therefore, in order to liquidate
those damages, the monetary difference between the amount of the M/WBE goals set forth in this
Contractor Utilization Plan, as amended, and the amount actually paid to qualified MBEs and WBEs
for performing a commercially useful function will be deducted from the CONTRACTOR’S payments
as liquidated damages. In determining the amount actually paid to qualified MBEs and WBEs, no
credit will be given for the portion of participation that was not approved by the Director of City’s
Human Relations Division, unless the Director determines that the CONTRACTOR acted in good
faith. No deduction for liquidated damages will be made when, for reasons beyond the control of
the CONTRACTOR, the M/WBE participation stated in the Contractor Utilization Plan, as amended
and approved by the Director, is not met.
Sec. 27. Employee Eligibility Verification. CONTRACTOR shall execute and submit an affidavit, in a
form prescribed by the CITY, affirming that CONTRACTOR does not knowingly employ any person in
connection with the contracted services who does not have the legal right or authorization under federal
law to work in the United States as defined in 8 U.S.C. §1324a(h)(3). CONTRACTOR shall attach to the
affidavit documentation sufficient to establish CONTRACTOR’s enrollment and participation in an
electronic verification of work program operated by the United States Department of Homeland Security to
verify information of newly hired employees, under the Immigration and Reform and Control Act of 1986.
CONTRACTOR may obtain additional information about E-Verify and enroll at https://e-
verify.uscis.gov/enroll/StartPage.aspx?JS=YES. For those CONTRACTORs enrolled in E-Verify, the first
and last pages of the E-Verify Memorandum of Understanding that CONTRACTOR will obtain upon
successfully enrolling in the program shall constitute sufficient documentation for purposes of complying
with this section. CONTRACTOR shall submit the affidavit and attachments to the CITY prior to execution
of the contract, or at any point during the term of the contract if requested by the CITY.
Sec. 28. Emergencies.
(a) Disaster means any large scale event such as an act of terrorism, fire, wind, flood,
earthquake or other natural or man-made calamity which results in, or has the potential to
result in a significant loss of life or property.
(b) During and after a disaster, CONTRACTOR shall provide special services to the CITY
including CONTRACTOR shall open CONTRACTOR’s facilities even on nights and
weekends as necessary to meet the needs of the City during a disaster.
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(c) CONTRACTOR shall not charge CITY any fee for opening facilities during an emergency or
for extending CONTRACTOR’s hours of operation during a disaster. CITY shall pay
CONTRACTOR the agreed upon contract prices for all purchases made by CITY during the
disaster and CONTRACTOR shall not charge CITY any additional mark-up, fee or cost for
any purchases made by CITY during a disaster.
(d) CONTRACTOR shall quickly mobilize CONTRACTOR’s internal and external resources to
assist CITY when a disaster unfolds.
(e) Extended hours and personnel. During disasters, CONTRACTOR’s facilities shall stay open
24 hours if requested by the CITY. CONTRACTOR shall utilize additional CONTRACTOR
personnel to take CITY orders if necessary. CONTRACTOR’s Call Center shall accept
phone orders 24 hours a day.
(f) CONTRACTOR shall have contingency plans with CONTRACTOR’s suppliers to provide
additional supplies and equipment quickly to CITY as needed.
(g) CONTRACTOR shall cooperate with CITY to properly document any and all expenses
incurred by CITY with CONTRACTOR and CONTRACTOR shall assist CITY in meeting any
and all documentation requirements of the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA).
Sec. 29. Time of Delivery. Delivery is required to be made in accordance with the schedule shown in the
solicitation and purchase order.
Sec. 30. F.O.B. Destination. All deliveries of Products shall be F.O.B. Destination and all freight
charges are included in the Purchase Price charged by CONTRACTOR to the CITY.
Sec. 31. Quality. All Products shall be new, in current production, and the best of their kind. When
applicable, parts and maintenance shall be reasonably available. New equipment that is obsolete or
technically outdated is not acceptable. Remanufactured or reconditioned items are not considered new.
Items shall be properly packaged, packed, labeled, and identified in accordance with commercial standards
acceptable to the trade and as required by ICC and other federal and state regulations. Packing slips will
accompany the shipment.
Sec. 32. Brand Name or Equal. Whenever the name of the manufacturer or the supplier is mentioned on
the face hereof and the words “or equal” do not follow, it shall be deemed that the words “or equal” shall
follow such designations unless the face hereof specifies “no substitutions”. The CITY may assume that
items submitted are equal or it may request samples and proof thereof and unless approved before
shipment, reserves right to return at the CONTRACTOR’S expense all items that are not acceptable as
equals, said items to be replaced by the CONTRACTOR with satisfactory items at the original submitted
price.
Sec. 33. Commercial Warranty. The CONTRACTOR agrees that the Products and Services furnished
under this Contract shall be covered by the most favorable commercial warranties the CONTRACTOR
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gives to any customer for such supplies or services and that the rights and remedies provided herein are in
addition to and do not limit any rights afforded to the CITY by any other clause of this contract.
Sec. 34. Sellers Invoice. Invoices shall be prepared and submitted in duplicate to address shown on the
purchase order. Separate invoices are required for each purchase order. Invoices shall contain the
following information: purchase order number, item number, description of supplies or services, sizes, unit
of measure, quantity, unit price, and extended totals.
Sec. 35. Inspection and Acceptance. Inspection and acceptance will be at destination unless specified
otherwise, and will be made by the CITY department shown in the shipping address or other duly
authorized representative of the CITY. Until delivery and acceptance, and after any rejection, risk of loss
will be on the CONTRACTOR unless loss results from negligence of the CITY. CONTRACTOR will be
notified of rejected shipments. Unless agreed otherwise, items will be returned freight collect.
Sec. 36. Loss and Damaged Shipments. Risk of loss or damage to items prior to the time of their receipt
and acceptance by the CITY is upon the CONTRACTOR. The CITY has no obligation to accept damaged
shipments and reserves the right to return at CONTRACTOR’s expense damaged merchandise even
though the damage was not apparent or discovered until after receipt of the items.
Sec. 37. Late Shipments. CONTRACTOR is responsible to notify the CITY department receiving the
items and the Senior Buyer of any late or delayed shipments. The CITY reserves the right to cancel all or
any part of an order if the shipment is not made as promised.
Sec. 38. Tax Exemption - Federal and State.
A. The CITY is exempt from Federal Excise and Transportation taxes on purchases under
Chapter 32, Internal Revenue Code. The federal tax registration number issued by the St.
Louis District Director on November 11, 1974 is No. 43740340K.
B. The CITY is exempt from payment of Missouri Sales and Use Tax in Accordance with
Section 39(10) Article 3, of the Missouri Constitution and Sections 144.040 and 144.615
RSMo 1969 and supplement thereto. A copy of the exemption from Missouri Sales and Use
Tax is available upon request.
Sec. 39. Annual Appropriation of Funds.
A. Multi-year term supply and service contracts and leases and the exercise of options to
renew term contracts are subject to annual appropriation of funds by the City Council.
Payments made under term contracts and leases are considered items of current expense.
Purchase orders are funded when issued, therefore are current expense items and are not
subject to any subsequent appropriation of funds.
B. In the event sufficient funds are not appropriated for the payment of lease payments or
anticipated term contract payments required to be paid in the next occurring lease or
contract term and if no funds are legally available from other sources, the lease or contract
may be terminated at the end of the original term or renewal term and the CITY shall not be
obligated to make further payments beyond the then current original or renewal term. The
CITY will provide notice of its inability to continue the lease or contract at such time as the
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Manager of Procurement Services is aware of the nonappropriation of funds; however,
failure to notify does not renew the term of lease or contract. If a lease is cancelled, the
events of default will occur as described in the lease and/or the section titled TERMINATION
FOR DEFAULT. The CITY has no monetary obligations in event of termination or reduction
of a term contract since such contracts represent estimated quantities and are not funded as
a contract, but only to the extent of purchase orders issued.
Sec. 40. Performance and Maintenance Bond and Payment Bond.
(a) If a Work Order is estimated to exceed $50,000.00 and is for the erection, construction,
alteration, repair or improvement of any building, road, street, public utility or other public facility
owned by the public entity as defined by Section 107.170, RSMo, CONTRACTOR shall obtain a
performance and maintenance bond and payment bond as required by this Section. The City
approved performance and maintenance bond and payment bond are incorporated in this
Contract by reference and Contractor shall require its Surety to issue the performance and
maintenance bonds and payment bonds on City approved forms.
(b) All Bonds shall be executed by such sureties as are named in the current list of "Companies
Holding Certificates of Authority as Acceptable Sureties on Federal Bonds and as Acceptable
Reinsuring Companies" as published in Circular 570 (amended) by the Financial Management
Service, Surety Bond Branch, U.S. Department of the Treasury. A certified copy of such agent's
authority to act must accompany all Bonds signed by an agent. If the surety on any Bond
furnished by Seller is declared bankrupt or becomes insolvent, or its right to do business is
terminated in any state where any part of the Project is located or it ceases to meet the
requirement of the preceding sentence, Seller shall within twenty (20) days thereafter substitute
another Bond and surety, both of which must be acceptable to City.
(c) The performance and maintenance bond and payment bond shall remain in effect at least one
(1) year after the date when final payment becomes due, except as provided otherwise by Laws
or Regulations or by the Contract Documents.
(d) All Bonds required by the Contract Documents to be purchased and maintained by
CONTRACTOR shall be obtained from surety that is duly licensed in the State of Missouri and
in the jurisdiction in which the Project is located, if not in Missouri, to issue Bonds. All surety
companies shall hold an A.M. Best rating of B+, V, or better.
(e) If the surety on any Bond furnished by Contractor is declared bankrupt or becomes insolvent, or
its right to do business is terminated in any state where any part of the Project is located or it
ceases to meet the requirement of Paragraph 5.01 B, Contractor shall within twenty (20) days
thereafter substitute another Bond and surety, both of which must be acceptable to City.
Sec. 41. Prevailing Wage.
A. Prevailing Wage. If a Work Order includes work that requires payment of prevailing wage as set
forth in Sections 290.210 to 290.340, RSMo (the “Law”), CONTRACTOR shall pay workers
prevailing wage in accordance with this Section and the Law. Under the Law, work that meets
the definition of “construction” “includes construction, reconstruction, improvement,
enlargement, alteration, painting and decorating, or major repair.” “Maintenance work”that is not
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subject to the Law is defined as “the repair, but not the replacement, of existing facilities when
the size, type or extent of the existing facilities is not thereby changed or increased.”
1. Contractor shall comply and require its Subcontractors to comply with;
a. Sections 290.210 to 290.340, RSMo the State of Missouri Prevailing Wage Law (the
“Law”); and
b. 8 CSR 30-3.010 to 8 CSR 30-3.060, the Prevailing Wage Law Rules (the “Rules”); and
c. the Annual Wage Order (Wage Order) issued by the State of Missouri’s Department of
Labor and Industrial Relations; and
d. any applicable Annual Incremental Wage Increase (Wage Increase) to the Annual Wage
Order.
2. The Law, Rules, Wage Order and any Wage Increase are incorporated into and made part
hereof this Contract and shall be collectively referred to in this Section as the “Prevailing
Wage Requirements.” In the event this Contract is renewed for an additional term, the
Wage Order in effect as of the commencement date of the additional term, as amended by
any applicable Wage Increase, shall be deemed incorporated herein and shall apply to and
remain in effect for the duration of the additional term. The new Wage Order and any
applicable Wage Increase shall govern notwithstanding the fact that the Wage Order being
replaced might be physically attached to this Contract.
3. Contractor shall pay and require its Subcontractors to pay to all workers performing work
under this Contract not less than the prevailing hourly rate of wages for the class or type of
work performed by the worker in accordance with the Law, Rules, Wage Order and any
applicable Wage Increase. Contractor shall take whatever steps are necessary to insure
that the prevailing hourly wage rates are paid and that all workers for Contractor and each of
its Subcontractors are paid for the class or type of work performed by the worker in
accordance with the Prevailing Wage Requirements.
4. Prior to each of its Subcontractors beginning Work on the Site, Contractor shall require each
Subcontractor to complete City’s Form 00490 entitled “Pre-contract Certification” that sets
forth the Subcontractor’s prevailing wage and tax compliance history for the two (2) years
prior to the bid. Contractor shall retain one (1) year and make the Pre-contract Certifications
available to City within five (5) days after written request.
5. Contractor shall keep and require each of its Subcontractors engaged in the construction of
public works in performance of the Contract to keep full and accurate records on City’s
forms. Contractor shall:
a. Keep and require each of its Subcontractors engaged in the construction of public works
in performance of the Contract to keep full and accurate records on City’s “Daily Labor
Force Report” Form indicating the worker’s name, occupational title or classification
group and skill and the workers’ hours. City shall furnish blank copies of the Daily Labor
Force Report Form to Contractor for its use and for distribution to Subcontractors.
Contractor shall submit its and its Subcontractors Daily Labor Force Reports to City each
day; and
b. Submit, and require each of its Subcontractors engaged in the construction of public
works in performance of the Contract to submit, electronically, in a format prescribed by
the City, Certified Payroll Report Information indicating the worker’s name, address,
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social security number, occupation(s), craft(s) of every worker employed in connection
with the public work together with the number of hours worked by each worker and the
actual wages paid in connection with the Project and other pertinent information as
requested by the City; and
c. Submit, and require each of its Subcontractors engaged in the construction of public
works in performance of the Contract to submit, electronically, in format prescribed by
the City, a Payroll Certification. The Payroll Certification must be signed by the
employee or agent who pays or supervises the payment of the workers employed under
the Contract for the Contractor and each Subcontractor.
The Daily Labor Force Report, documents used to compile information for the Certif ied
Payroll Report, and Payroll Certification are collectively referred to in this Section as the
“Records.”
6. Contractor shall make all of Contractor’s and Subcontractors’ Records open to inspection by
any authorized representatives of City and the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial
Relations at any reasonable time and as often as they may be necessary and such Records
shall not be destroyed or removed from the State of Missouri for a period of one (1) year
following the completion of the public work in connection with which the Records are made.
Contractor shall have its and its Subcontractors Certified Payroll Reports and Payroll
Certifications available at the Contractor’s office and shall provide the Records to the City
electronically at City’s sole discretion. In addition, all Records shall be considered a public
record and Contractor shall provide the Records to the City in the format required by the City
within three (3) working days of any request by City at the Contractor’s cost. City, in its sole
discretion, may require Contractor to send any of the Records directly to the person who
requested the Record at Contractor’s expense.
7. Contractor shall post and keep posted a clearly legible statement of all prevailing hourly
wage rates to be paid to all workers employed by Contractor and each of its Subcontractors
in the performance of this Contract in a prominent and easily accessible place at the Site of
the Work by all workers.
8. If the Contract Price exceeds $250,000.00, Contractor shall and shall require each
Subcontractor engaged in any construction of public works to have its name, acceptable
abbreviation or recognizable logo and the name of the city and state of the mailing address
of the principal office of the company, on each motor vehicle and motorized self-propelled
piece of equipment which is used in connection with the Project during the time the
Contractor or Subcontractor is engaged on the project. The sign shall be legible from a
distance of twenty (20’) feet, but the size of the lettering need not be larger than two (2”)
inches. In cases where equipment is leased or where affixing a legible sign to the equipment
is impractical, the Contractor may place a temporary stationary sign, with the information
required pursuant to this section, at the main entrance of the Project in place of affixing the
required information on the equipment so long as such sign is not in violation of any state or
federal statute, rule or regulation. Motor vehicles which are required to have similar
information affixed thereto pursuant to requirements of a regulatory agency of the state or
federal government are exempt from the provisions of this subsection.
9. Contractor must correct any errors in Contractor’s or any Subcontractors’ Records, or
Contractor’s or any Subcontractors’ violations of the Law, Rules, Annual Wage Order and
any Wage Increase within fourteen (14) calendar days after notice from City.
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10. Contractor shall and shall require its Subcontractors to cooperate with the City and the
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in the enforcement of this Section, the Law,
Rules, Annual Wage Order and any Wage Increase. Contractor shall and shall require its
Subcontractors to permit City and the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations to
interview any and all workers during working hours on the Project at Contractor’s sole cost
and expense.
11. Contractor shall file with City, upon completion of the Project and prior to final payment
therefore, affidavits from Contractor and each of its Subcontractors, stating that each has
fully complied with the provisions and requirements of the Missouri Prevailing Wage Law.
City shall not make final payment until the affidavits, in proper form and order, from
Contractor and each of its Subcontractors, are filed by Contractor.
12. Contractor shall forfeit as a statutory penalty to the City one hundred dollars ($100.00) for
each worker employed, for each calendar day, or portion thereof, such worker is paid less
than the prevailing hourly rates for any work done under this Contract, by Contractor or by
any of Contractor’s Subcontractors. If Contractor or any of its Subcontractors have violated
any section(s) of 290.210 to 290.340, RSMo, in the course of the execution of the Contract,
City shall when making payments to the Contractor becoming due under this Contract,
withhold and retain therefrom all sums and amounts due and owing as a result of any
violation of sections 290.210 to 290.340, RSMo.
B. Prevailing Wage Damages. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that, based on the
experience of City, violations of the Missouri Prevailing Wage Act, whether by Contractor or its
Subcontractors, commonly result in additional costs to City. Contractor agrees that additional
costs to City for any particular violation are difficult to establish and include but are not limited
to: costs of construction delays, additional work for City, additional interest expenses,
investigations, and the cost of establishing and maintaining a special division working under the
City Manager to monitor prevailing wage compliance.
1. In the event of the failure by Contractor or any of its Subcontractors to pay wages as
provided in the Missouri Prevailing Wage Act, City shall be entitled to deduct from the
Contract Price, and shall retain as liquidated damages, one hundred dollars ($100.00) per
day, per worker who is paid less than the prevailing hourly rate of wages, to approximate the
additional costs. The sum shall be deducted, paid or owed whether or not the Contract
Times have expired.
2. City shall give written notice to Contractor setting forth the workers who have been
underpaid, the amount of the statutory penalty and the amount of the liquidated damages as
provided for in this Subparagraph. Contractor shall have fourteen (14) calendar days to
respond, which time may be extended by City upon written request. If Contractor fails to
respond within the specified time, the City’s original notice shall be deemed final. If
Contractor responds to City’s notice, City will furnish Contractor a final decision in writing
within five (5) days of completing any investigation.
C. Excessive Unemployment.
1. Resident Laborers” means laborers who have been residents of the State of Missouri for at
least thirty days and who intend to remain Missouri residents, and residents of Nonrestrictive
States.
2. “Nonrestrictive States” means states identified by the Missouri Department of Labor and
Industrial Relations Division of Labor Standards that have not enacted state laws restricting
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Missouri laborers from working on public works projects. A list of Nonrestrictive States can
be found on the Division web site at http://www.dolir.mo.gov/ls/index.htm.
3. A period of Excessive Unemployment is declared when the Missouri Department of Labor
and Industrial Relations Division of Labor Standards provides notice of such declaration.
When in effect, notice will be provided on the Division web site at
http://www.dolir.mo.gov/ls/index.htm. It is Contractor’s obligation to determine whether a
period of Excessive Unemployment is in effect when this Contract is let.
4. Contractor agrees to follow the provisions of Section 290.560 - 290.575 RSMo and agrees
that if a period of Excessive Unemployment has been declared at any point during the term
of this Contract, it will employ and require all Subcontractors of whatever tier to employ only
Resident Laborers for the Work to be performed under this Contract. Provided, however,
Contractor may use laborers who are not Resident Laborers when Resident Laborers are
not available or are incapable of performing the particular type of work involved if Contractor
so certifies in writing to City and City issues a written approval. This provision does not apply
to regularly employed nonresident executive, supervisory or technical employees.
Sec. 42. Workforce. If Contractor is required to pay prevailing wages for the work performed pursuant to
this Contract, Contractor agrees to comply with all requirements of City’s Construction Employment
Program as enacted in City’s Code, Sections 3-501 through 3-525 and as hereinafter amended.
Contractor shall meet or exceed the construction employment goals unless the same shall have been
waived in the manner provided by law. Contractor’s compliance with this provision is a material part of this
Contract.
Contractor shall comply with City’s Workforce Program Reporting System requirements. Contractor shall
use City’s Internet web based Workforce Program Reporting System provided by City and protocols
included in that software during the term of this Contract. Contractor shall maintain user applications to
City’s provided system for all applicable personnel and shall require subcontractors to maintain
applications.
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CONTRACTOR
I hereby certify that I have the authority to execute
this document on behalf of CONTRACTOR.
Contractor:
By:
Title:
Date:
APPROVED AS TO FORM
Assistant City Attorney (Date)
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
By:
Title:
Date:
Appendix A-1 - Market Basket Pricing for Electrical Items for RFP EV2370 Proposer Name:
Authorized Signature:
INSTRUCTIONS
1)Provide a price quote for each item listed below based on your discounts offered in Exhibit B (Discount by Category). This is not a core list.
2)Manufacturer discounts listed here must be the same discounts listed in Appendix B - NO EXCEPTIONS.
3)Along with the pricing information, state the manufacturer offered, model number, price list and number used, and the price list page on which the item can be found.
4)Bidders must offer prices from a current published manufacturer's price list or catalog price list.
5)Any items that are "NO BID" will result in a pro-rated point deduction in the cost evaluation. Bidders should bid on as many items as possible.
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
1 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
VINYL TAPE 3/4 X 66, INSULATING MATERIAL, FIRE-STOP, TAPE &
HEAT SHRINK EA 33+SUPER-3/4X66FT 88175944 30474
2 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
VINYL ELECTRICAL TAPE 3/4 X 66, INSULATING MATERIAL, FIRE-
STOP, TAPE & HEAT SHRINK EA 88-SUPER-3/4X66FT 88176224 6341
3 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
VINYL ELECTRICAL TAPE 1 1/2 X 44, INSULATING MATERIAL, FIRE-
STOP, TAPE & HEAT SHRINK EA 88-SUPER-1-1/2X44FT 88176220 3644
4 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
FIRE AND ARC PROOFING TAPE 3 X 20, INSULATING MATERIAL,
FIRE-STOP, TAPE & HEAT SHRINK EA 77-3INX20FT 88176172 1210
5 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.MOLDABLE PUTTY STICKS 1.4 X 11, IND ADHESIVES EA MP+1.4X11 22047187 882
6 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.ELECTRICAL COATING FD 15OZ, IND ADHESIVES EA SCOTCHKOTE FD 25438657 814
7 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
DETECTOR LOOP SEALANT PLY PACK 1 LITER, SEALING
COMPOUND/BARRIER/CHICO EA DLS5000 25019729 712
8 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
4 FIRE BARRIER PUTTY SLEEVE KIT, INSULATING MATERIAL, FIRE-
STOP, TAPE & HEAT SHRINK EA DT400 25274427 436
9 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
2 FIRE BARRIER PUTTY SLEEVE KIT, INSULATING MATERIAL, FIRE-
STOP, TAPE & HEAT SHRINK EA DT200 25274426 406
10 AUTOMATIC TIMING & CONTROLS PHASE MONITOR, ES TEST EQUIPMENT EA SLA-230-ASA 99564003 450
11 AUTOMATIC TIMING & CONTROLS PHASE MONITOR, ES TEST EQUIPMENT EA SLA-230-ALA 99564006 272
12 BRADY WORLDWIDE INCORPORATED
PHOTOLUM EXIT SIGN WALL MOUNTED RED, IDENTIFICATION
PRODUCTS, LABELERS & LABELING EA 90885B 22052492 300
13 BURNDY LLC
CU-HYLUG-1250MCM-CENTER, COMPRESSION CONNECTORS AND
BUTT SPLICES EA YAC454N 25645452 2000
14 BURNDY LLC
MECHNCL MULTI PORT CONNECTOR 600V 3 PORT, MECHANICAL
CONNECTORS AND BUTT SPLICES EA BIBS43 99508585 1430
15 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS SH CHNL 1 5/8 X 1 5/8-9/16 X 1 1/8 10FT, CHANNEL-METALLIC EA B22SH-120GLV 88035486 16130
16 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS CHNL 1 5/8X1 5/8 9/16X7/8 SH 12GA 120IN, CHANNEL-METALLIC EA B22SH-120AL 88035485 10730
17 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS
2IN CABLE HOOK TO ROD FASTENER, 50/PK, FASTENING DEVICES,
& VELCRO PK BCH32-W2 97280897 4465
18 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS
1 5/8X1 5/8 FBRGLS CHNL BTB 120IN, FIBERGLASS CHANNEL AND
FITTINGS EA BFP22A-120 92140978 2000
19 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS CHNL 1 5/8X1 5/8 9/16X7/8 SH 12GA 120IN, CHANNEL-METALLIC EA B22SH-120SS4 90073820 1580
20 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS
BOX MOUNTING CLIP FOR USE W/BA50 SERIES, 10/PK, FASTENING
DEVICES, & VELCRO PK BA50A 25134801 2505
21 COOPER B-LINE SYSTEMS
DURABLOK ROOFTOP CHNL SUPPORT 5X6X9.6, OTHER CHANNEL
FITTINGS EA DB10 25189300 766
22 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS MIDGET FUSE, LOW VOLTAGE, SUPPLEMENTARY FUSES EA FNM-10 88050549 10638
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
23 COOPER BUSSMANN INC
LIMITRON FAST ACTING FUSE, LOW VOLTAGE, SUPPLEMENTARY
FUSES EA KTK-10 88052097 10328
24 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS FUSEHOLDER, FUSE HOLDERS AND BLOCKS EA HEB-AA 88051296 6505
25 COOPER BUSSMANN INC
LIMITRON FAST ACTING FUSE, LOW VOLTAGE, SUPPLEMENTARY
FUSES EA KTK-5 88052113 4315
26 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS FUSEHOLDER WATERPROOF, FUSE HOLDERS AND BLOCKS EA BK/HEB-AA 95029398 3337
27 COOPER BUSSMANN INC
CLASS CC FAST ACTING FUSE CLASS CC, LOW VOLTAGE, BRANCH
CIRCUIT RATED FUSES EA KTK-R-5 88052139 2277
28 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS MIDGET FUSE, LOW VOLTAGE, SUPPLEMENTARY FUSES EA FNQ-10 88050587 1725
29 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS FUSEHOLDER, FUSE HOLDERS AND BLOCKS EA HEX-AA 88051338 1043
30 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS FUSEHOLDER, FUSE HOLDERS AND BLOCKS EA HEB-AW-RYC 88051309 620
31 COOPER BUSSMANN INC BUSS FUSEHOLDER, FUSE HOLDERS AND BLOCKS EA HEB-AW-RLC-A 88051304 440
32 COOPER CROUSE-HINDS DIVISION
4 SQ OUTLET BOX 2 1/8 DP1/2 AND 3/4 KO, 4 SQ BOXES, RINGS,
AND COVERS EA TP403 99477183 12866
33 CRC INDUSTRIES, INC.SILICONE SEALANT RED 10.3OZ CART., IND ADHESIVES EA 14075 99486620 2208
34 ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
ANGLEBRACKETASSEMBLY BC200BLKJ-HOOK, FASTENING DEVICES,
& VELCRO EA CATHPBC200B 25180511 22001
35 ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION CLIPCABLECATHP2 INCH, FASTENING DEVICES, & VELCRO EA CAT32HP 25180527 27921
36 ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
2IN JHOOK TO 4Z34 TO WIRE-ROD-FLANGE, FASTENING DEVICES, &
VELCRO EA CAT32HP4Z34 25439481 5839
37 ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION CLIPCABLECATHP3 INCH, FASTENING DEVICES, & VELCRO EA CAT48HP 25180528 14336
38 ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION CLIPCABLECATHP4 INCH, FASTENING DEVICES, & VELCRO EA CAT64HP 25180529 3982
39 ERICO INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
HANGERBARELECTRICAL BOX24 SPAN, FASTENING DEVICES, &
VELCRO EA 512 88091777 2053
40 FLUKE ELECTRONICS CORP.ACV DETECTOR 90-1000V, TEST AND MEASUREMENT EA FLUKE-1AC-A1-II 96051655 593
41 FLUKE ELECTRONICS CORP.ELECTRICIANS TRUE RMS MULTIMETER, TEST AND MEASUREMENT EA FLUKE-117 25079181 199
42 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPP 4100K ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPP41/ECO 25437757 565353
43 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 72866 LINEAR FLUORESCENT, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T8/XLSPX41ECO 25184924 157365
44 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPP 3500K ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPP35/ECO 25437756 99943
45 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPP 5000K ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPP50/ECO 25437758 56679
46 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 4FT 25W F32T8, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/25WSPX41EC 25137939 41369
47 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV IS BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE232MAXP-N-ULTRA 25187725 40331
48 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPX41 ECOLUX, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPX41/ECO2 25448605 38004
49 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT ECO LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F34/CW/C/WM/ECO 25442493 33287
50 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T12 34W CX 4100K WM ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F34/CX41/WM/ECO 25438080 31769
51 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING FLUORESCENT LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F17T8/SP41/ECO 99564429 24231
52 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T8 25W 3500K, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T825SXLSPX35ECO 25605517 20910
53 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 72864 LINEAR FLUORESCENT, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T8/XLSPX35ECO 25188218 20209
54 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE432MAXP-N-ULTRA 25261206 20052
55 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 66472 LINEAR FLUORESCENT, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T8/XLSPP41ECO 25420080 18401
56 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T8 28W 4100K, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T8SXLSPX41ECO 25605518 15739
57 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
COMPACT FLUORESCENT ECO LAMP, COMPACT FLUORESCENT
LAMPS EA F26DBX/841/ECO4P 25079093 15304
58 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING FLOUR ECOLUX XL LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8XLSPX41HLEC 22058641 15077
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
59 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL MV PROLINE ELEC INSTANT START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE232MAX-G-N 25187728 14652
60 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LED T8 4000K 22-23KL DIM INTEG DRVR DLC, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED18ET8/4/840 25688449 12955
61 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING FLUORESCENT LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F17T8/SP35/ECO 99564428 12445
62 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUOR T8 32W 4100K PROLINE ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/841/PRO/EC 25438096 12281
63 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
COMPACT FLUORESCENT ECO LAMP, COMPACT FLUORESCENT
LAMPS EA F26DBX/835/ECO4P 25079092 11947
64 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32TBX/841/A/ECO 25082721 11407
65 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPX50 ECOLUX, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPX50/ECO2 25448606 11400
66 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 HO ECO 4100K 54W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F54W/T5/841/ECO 25012089 11116
67 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 U6 4100K ECO LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8SP41/U6/ECO 22118501 10169
68 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE332MAXP-N-ULTRA 25261361 10048
69 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F42TBX/841/A/ECO 25082725 9890
70 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI-VAPOR E28 CLR LMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR250/U 88112492 9295
71 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL MV PROLINE ELEC INSTANT START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE432MAX-G-N 25247899 9237
72 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPX35 ECOLUX, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPX35/ECO2 25448604 9176
73 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI-VAPOR E28 CLR LMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR175/U 88112491 9086
74 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32TBX/835/A/ECO 25082720 8844
75 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED BRIGHT STIK 10W 2850K 3PK, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED10LS3/828 25704467 8731
76 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRASTRT ELEC PROG/RAPD START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE232-MVPS-N 25111407 8603
77 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING BIAX LAMP, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F40/30BX/SPX35 88311228 8601
78 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 ECO 4100K 28W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28W/T5/841/ECO 25011864 8501
79 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W LONG LIFE SPX41 ECOLUX, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/XL/SPX41E2 25448609 7932
80 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 HO ECO 5000K 54W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F54W/T5/850/ECO 25012094 7751
81 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL LOW WATT BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F13BX/841/ECO 25082745 7610
82 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING BIAX LAMP, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F40/30BX/SPX41 88312603 7581
83 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 68922 LINEAR FLUORESCENT, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPX41/U6/2 25456287 7344
84 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING FLUORESCENT LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F25T8/SP41/ECO 99564433 7314
85 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI-VAPOR LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR175/U/MED 91007376 7190
86 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED GLASS TUBE 4FT 15W 3500K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED15ET8/G/4/835 25807385 7100
87 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 72119 FLUORESCENT, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F31T8SPX41/U/ECO 25175690 6575
88 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F42TBX/835/A/ECO 25082724 6457
89 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
400W HPS LUCALOX ECO LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE
LAMPS EA LU400/H/ECO 25061638 6151
90 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 4FT 25W F32T8, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/25WSPX35EC 25137936 6132
91 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 ECO 3500K 28W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28W/T5/835/ECO 25011863 6048
92 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI-VAPOR E37 LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR400/U 88112493 5821
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
93 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HPS LUCALOX 250W LOW MERC, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE
LAMPS EA LU250/H/ECO 25079090 5773
94 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 8FT LONG LIFE SPP41, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F96T8/XL/SPP41 25448617 5557
95 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W LONG LIFE SPX35 ECOLUX, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/XL/SPX35E2 25448608 5544
96 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 32W SPP 6500K ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPP65/ECO 25437759 5527
97 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T5 WATTMISER, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T5/835/WM/ECO 25170304 5489
98 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HPS LUCALOX 100W LOW MERC, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE
LAMPS EA LU100/H/ECO 25079087 5301
99 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 14W CFL SPIRAL T3 LAMP, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA FLE14HT3/2/841 25640399 5278
100 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 12 WATT LED GLASS TUBE, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED12ET8/G/4/840 25835370 5246
101 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED GLASS TUBE 4FT 15W 4000K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED15ET8/G/4/840 25793940 5179
102 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
CFL 14W T3 SPIRAL SELF-BALLASTED, COMPACT FLUORESCENT
LAMPS EA FLE14HT3/2/827 25638633 5166
103 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
CFL 23W T3 SPIRAL SELF-BALLASTED, COMPACT FLUORESCENT
LAMPS EA FLE23HT3/2/841 25640946 5111
104 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 HO ECO 3500K 54W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F54W/T5/835/ECO 25012085 5084
105 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL DOUBLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F18DBX/841/ECO4P 25082707 5057
106 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 11W A19 WHT 60W REPL GE 11328, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED11DA19/827 25652551 4863
107 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMP, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA FLE20HT3/2/827 22066799 4811
108 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T5 WATTMISER, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F54T5/841/WM/ECO 25170310 4801
109 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUOR T12 60W 4100K, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F96T12XL/HL41/WM 25438089 4790
110 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR100/U/MED 94056835 4778
111 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T5 WATTMISER, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F54T5/850/WM/ECO 25170311 4654
112 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR400/U/ED28 91025570 4514
113 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL DOUBLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F26DBX/841/ECO 25082700 4497
114 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUOR U-LAMP T12 35W 4100K, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F35/CX41/U6/WM 25438087 4443
115 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL LAMP 26W X-LONG LIFE, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA FLE26HT3/2/XL827 25052112 4303
116 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 4FT 25W F32T8, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/25WSPX50EC 25137937 4262
117 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED A19 WHT 10W DIMMING 2700K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED11DAV3/827W 25671813 4162
118 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 43293, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED12ET8/G/4/850 25843289 4140
119 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 4FT T8 FLOUR FIXT W/CG, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8SPX50ECOCVG 22051588 4056
120 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HPS LUCALOX 150W LOW MERC, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE
LAMPS EA LU150/55/H/ECO 25079088 4045
121 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED GLASS TUBE 4FT 15W 5000K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED15ET8/G/4/850 25807386 3988
122 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T8 28W 3500K, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T8SXLSPX35ECO 25605515 3852
123 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI-VAPOR CLEAR LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR1000/U 88112275 3850
124 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL E26 MED BASE 2700K, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA FLE23H/T3/2/827 NEW 25692960 3726
125 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL DOUBLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F26DBX/835/ECO 25082699 3644
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
126 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
CFL PRGM/RAPID START BLLST 63097, COMPACT FLUORESCENT
BALLASTS EA GEC226-MVPS-3W-NEW 25472999 3610
127 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
COMPACT FLUOR LAMP ELEC SELF BALLASTED, COMPACT
FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA FLE13HT2/2/827 25084963 3452
128 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV IS BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE232MAXP-L-ULTRA 25187724 3419
129 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 72118 FLUORESCENT, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F31T8SPX35/U/ECO 25175689 3201
130 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 32W 6IN UBEND ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8SPX41U6/ECO 25168169 3172
131 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 96IN SLIM LINE LINEAR FLUOR LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F96T12/CW/C/WM 25446831 3122
132 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL DOUBLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F18DBX/835/ECO4P 25082706 3081
133 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED BRIGHT STIK 10W 5000K 3PK, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED10LS3/850 25773220 2963
134 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL DOUBLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F18DBX/841/ECO 25082754 2962
135 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F26TBX/841/A/ECO 25082717 2951
136 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 48IN HI-OUT WHT LMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F48T12/CW/HO 88111899 2910
137 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LINEAR FLUORESCENT T5 WATTMISER, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T5/841/WM/ECO 25170305 2850
138 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING U-SHAPE FLUOR 32W T8 6IN ECO, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8SPX35U6/ECO 25168168 2799
139 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS LUCALOX CLEAR LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA LU70/MED/ECO 88112268 2791
140 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 18W T8 4FT GLASS TUBE 5000K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED18ET8/G/4/850 25807388 2774
141 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRASTART ELEC PROG/RAPID START, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE432-MVPS-N 25105731 2728
142 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING T8 U6 3500K ECO LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8SP35/U6/ECO 22118500 2685
143 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED T8 4000K 18W (94382), LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED21T8/4/840 25641474 2600
144 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LED 18W GLASS TUBE T8 4000K 2200L 18W, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED18ET8/G/4/840 25806263 2598
145 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL MV PROLINE ELEC INSTANT START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE332MAX-G-N 25247895 2595
146 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F26TBX/835/A/ECO 25082716 2504
147 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CFL TRIPLE BIAX PLUG-IN T4, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32TBX/830/A/ECO 25082719 2464
148 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRASTART ELEC PROG/RAPID START, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE332-MVPS-N 25111409 2336
149 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI - VAPOR, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR1500/U/SPORTS 99565223 2169
150 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HALOGEN PAR38 90W INDOOR FLOOD, HALOGEN LAMPS EA 90PARH1100FL25TP 25438098 2168
151 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE432MAXP-L-ULTRA 25261362 2151
152 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 68160 10W LED BR30 REFLECTOR LAMP, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED10DR303/827W 25481087 2146
153 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 12W G24 900L 4000K HORIZONTAL, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED12G24Q-H/840 25698297 2106
154 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING U-SHAPE FLUOR 32W T8, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F32T8/SPX35/U6/2 25456286 2071
155 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL MV PROLNE ELEC PROG/RAPD START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T12
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE240PS-MV-N 25247901 2003
156 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 10WATT R30 FLOOD, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED10DR303/830W 25477645 1989
157 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR70/U/MED 94058601 1986
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
158 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 16953 CFL OTHER, COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F40/30BX/SPX30 88311233 1985
159 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 ECO 3500K 14W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F14W/T5/835/ECO 25011842 1978
160 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED A21 75W REPLACEMENT 14W, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED14DA21/827W 25646113 1956
161 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS LUCALOX 100W LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA LU100/MED/ECO 88112242 1899
162 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS LUCALOX LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA LU150/MED/ECO 88112247 1870
163 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 12W G24 900L 3500K HORIZONTAL, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED12G24Q-H/835 25698295 1827
164 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 16W A21 E26 MED 2700K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED16DA212/827 25763128 1779
165 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING B17 MET HAL LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MXR100/U/MED 89089085 1745
166 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA LU100/ECO/NC 99426257 1739
167 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ELEC HIGH EFF MV INSTANT START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE132MAXP-N-ULTRA 25187722 1735
168 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING FLUOR LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F28T8/SPX41/U6/ECO 25473000 1704
169 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT KIT MAG CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM400ML5AA4-5 25163965 1666
170 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP FLUOR T5 HO ECO 4100K 24W, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F24W/T5/841/ECO 25012021 1580
171 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LED T8 3400K 22-23KL DIM INTEG DRVR DLC, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED18ET8/4/835 25688451 1533
172 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HID 1000W LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR1000/U/BT37 96011619 1528
173 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
CFL MV PROLN ELEC PRGRM/RAPD START BLLST, COMPACT
FLUORESCENT BALLASTS EA GEC242-MVPS-3W-NEW 25481111 1487
174 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LED T8 TUBE DRIVER 18W 2 LAMP (94385), LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED21T8/DR/2L 25641477 1455
175 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HPS LUCALOX 70W LOW MERC, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE
LAMPS EA LU70/H/ECO 25079086 1437
176 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR150/U/MED 92042162 1351
177 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 7W 120V 2700K 80CRI, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA LED7DP203B827/35 25723308 1336
178 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS LUCALOX E25 LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA LU1000/ECO 88112243 1289
179 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MXR100/U/MED/O 96011656 1273
180 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LIGHT EMITTING DIODE, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA LED12DA21/850FE 25702700 1267
181 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HALOGEN PAR 38, HALOGEN LAMPS EA 67PAR/HIR+/FL25 25141141 1262
182 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED BRIGHT STIK 16W 2850K 2PK, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED16LS2/828 25807592 1245
183 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING FLR LAMP, FLUORESCENT LAMPS EA F96T12/CW/1500/0 88112024 1200
184 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG MH CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM100MLTLA3D-5 99422055 1121
185 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
CFL ULTRASTART ELEC MV INSTANT START, COMPACT
FLUORESCENT BALLASTS EA GEC240MAX-A 25256700 1101
186 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS LUCALOX CLEAR LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA LU50/MED/ECO 88112261 1100
187 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LED T8 5000K 22-23KL DIM INTEG DRVR DLC, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED18ET8/4/850 25688450 1099
188 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE259MAXPN-ULTRA 22065427 1092
189 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 73546 PARS AND HALOGEN, HALOGEN LAMPS EA 48PAR30L/HIR+/FL 25201068 1037
190 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL MV PROLINE ELEC INSTANT START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T12
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE260IS-MV-N 25247903 994
191 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED 12W G24 900L 4000K VERTICAL, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED12G24Q-V/840 25698296 992
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
192 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRAMAX ELEC HIGH EFF MV IS BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE232MAXP-H-ULTRA 25275631 950
193 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED A21 LAMP 17W 27K, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED17DA21/827 25689053 931
194 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED BRIGHT STIK 16W 5000K 2PK, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED16LS2/850 25807593 926
195 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLCEMNT KIT MAG HPS CORE/COIL BLST, LED POWER
SUPPLIES/DRIVERS EA GES400ML5AA4-5 25399500 917
196 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRASTRT ELEC PROG/RAPD START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE254MVPS90-A 25467264 910
197 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL 2-28W T5 NBF UNV BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T5 ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA GE228MVPS-MC 25543125 837
198 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 18W PAR38 LED FLOOD LAMP 3000K, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA LED18D38OW383040 25719965 828
199 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING LED BRIGHT STIK 9W 5000K 3PK, LED LAMPS AND SYSTEMS EA LED9LS3/850 25855763 814
200 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MXR70/U/MED 92116534 811
201 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG MH CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM175MLTAA3-5 99422058 782
202 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
100W CONSTANT COLOR HID LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE
LAMPS EA CMH100PAR38FLECO 99657136 757
203 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL MV PROLINE ELEC INSTANT START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE259MAX-G-N 25247900 704
204 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LINEAR FLUOR 4LMP T5 HIGH OUTPUT BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T5
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE454MVPS90-E-S 25639066 688
205 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG MH CORE/COIL BLLST, HID ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA GEM175ML5AA3-5 25399502 665
206 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HPS BALLAST KIT QUAD TAP 150W, HID MAGNETIC BALLAST EA GES150MLTLA3D-5 99422040 649
207 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MULTI-VAPOR HID LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MXR150/U/MED/O 99703328 628
208 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MXR50/U/MED 93197867 624
209 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
CFL ULTRAMAX ELEC MV INSTANT START BLLST, COMPACT
FLUORESCENT BALLASTS EA GEC340MAX-A 25259159 572
210 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG MH CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM1000ML5AA5-5 99526605 558
211 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MXR70/U/MED/O 95045522 537
212 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MH LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA CMH70TU/830/G12 99504568 530
213 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING 150W METAL HALIDE LAMP, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA CMH150TU/830/G12 99970153 526
214 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT KIT MAG CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM250ML5AC3-5 99526604 513
215 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LFL ULTRASTRT ELEC PROG/RAPD START BLLST, FLUORESCENT T5
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE254MVPS-D-1 25688293 510
216 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG MH CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM150MLTLC3D-5 99429434 467
217 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
MV PROLINE ELEC T8 HO FLUOR LAMP BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T8
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE286MAX-HO-N 25403951 445
218 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLCEMNT KIT MAG HPS CORE/COIL BLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GES400MLTAA4-5 99422046 444
219 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG MH CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM70MLTLA3D-5 99422053 443
220 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLCEMNT KIT MAG HPS CORE/COIL BLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GES70MLTLA3D-5 99422037 409
221 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING HID BALLAST KIT HPS 5-TAP 250W, HID MAGNETIC BALLAST EA GES250ML5AA4-5 99526606 390
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
222 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT MAG HPS CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GES100MLTLA3D-5 99422038 346
223 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
NARROW FLOOD 40 BEAM SILVER PAR38 26W, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED26DP38S840/40 25477639 345
224 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LINEAR FLUOR ELEC T5 4-LAMP BALLAST, FLUORESCENT T5
ELECTRONIC BALLAST EA GE454MVPS90-F 25511000 337
225 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING MVR750/VBU/PA200, HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS EA MVR750/VBU/PA 99527713 305
226 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT KIT MAG CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM400MLTAA4-5 25172301 286
227 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT KIT MAG CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GES1000ML5AA5-5 99526608 280
228 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
NARROW FLOOD 40 BEAM SILVER PAR38 26W, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED26DP38S830/40 25477638 267
229 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
LED ED37 165W EX39 BASE HID REPLACEMENT, LED LAMPS AND
SYSTEMS EA LED165/M400/740 25720311 204
230 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT KIT MAG CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM150048TAC5-5 99426644 194
231 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING
HID REPLACEMENT KIT MAG CORE/COIL BLLST, HID MAGNETIC
BALLAST EA GEM1500MLTAC5-5 99426661 177
232 GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHTING CONTROLS RELAY, LIGHTING - LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHING EA RR9P 93173297 774
233 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-WHT-500S 88284548 981500
234 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-GRN-500S 88284562 906000
235 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-BLK-500S 88284568 829000
236 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-RED-500S 88284552 588000
237 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-BLU-500S 88284566 438000
238 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-10-STR-GRN-500S 88284538 383000
239 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-10-STR-BLK-500S 88284544 342000
240 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-10-STR-WHT-500S 88284526 325500
241 GENERIC VENDOR METAL CLAD CABLE, ARMORED CABLE M MC ALUM 12/2 250FT COIL 88321210 297000
242 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 SOL 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-SOL-WHT-500S 88284618 276500
243 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 SOL 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-SOL-GRN-500S 88284232 229500
244 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-10-STR-RED-500S 88284528 216500
245 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 SOL 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-SOL-BLK-500S 88284225 183500
246 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-6-STR-BLK-500S 88284514 149175
247 GENERIC VENDOR BARE CU, BARE COPPER WIRE M BARE-CU-SD-6-SOL-315S 88283891 148033
248 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-YEL-500S 88284546 148000
249 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-12-STR-ORN-500S 88284558 146000
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
250 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-10-STR-BLU-500S 88284542 142000
251 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-8-STR-BLK-500R 88284522 133335
252 GENERIC VENDOR 600V CU, NON-METALLIC "ROMEX" & UF CABLE M NM-WG-14-2-1000R 88297609 128000
253 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-8-STR-BLK-1000R 89039878 105000
254 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-10-STR-BRN-500S 88284540 95500
255 GENERIC VENDOR METAL CLAD CABLE, ARMORED CABLE M MC ALUM 12/2-STR 250FT COIL 92041388 91000
256 GENERIC VENDOR METAL CLAD CABLE, ARMORED CABLE M MC ALUM 12/3 250FT COIL 88321215 83750
257 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-6-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061694 79197
258 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-2-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061504 75430
259 GENERIC VENDOR METAL CLAD CABLE, ARMORED CABLE M MC ALUM 12/2 1000FT REEL 90041479 65260
260 GENERIC VENDOR 600V CU, NON-METALLIC "ROMEX" & UF CABLE M NM-WG-14-3-1000R 88321335 60000
261 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-6-STR-GRN-500S 88284512 43170
262 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-3/0-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061513 39007
263 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-6-STR-GRN-CUT REEL 22061562 38380
264 GENERIC VENDOR 2 ACSR TRIPLEX SD, COVERED CONDUCTER M CONCH PE 1800FT REEL 88302859 37298
265 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-3-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061511 36621
266 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-4-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061543 33885
267 GENERIC VENDOR 600V CU, XLP USE RHH RHW COPPER WIRE M XLP-USE-6-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22063034 32924
268 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-4-STR-BLK-500R 88284508 29500
269 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-1/0-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061492 26574
270 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-1-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061497 26238
271 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-4/0-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061522 23784
272 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 19 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-2/0-STR-BLK-CUT REEL 22061499 19111
273 GENERIC VENDOR 1/0-2 TRIPLEX UD 600V, SECONDARY/UD-600V M BRENAU YES 1000FT REEL 88302952 18506
274 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 37 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-350MCM-BLK-CUT REEL 22061520 18154
275 GENERIC VENDOR METAL CLAD CABLE, ARMORED CABLE M MC ALUM 12/3-STR 250FTCOIL 92041389 17750
276 GENERIC VENDOR MC ALUMINUM CABLE, ARMORED CABLE M MC ALUM 10/3 250FT COIL 89000607 14000
277 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 61 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-600MCM-BLK-CUT REEL 22061549 12369
278 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 37 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-500MCM-BLK-CUT REEL 22080895 11656
279 GENERIC VENDOR BARE CU, BARE COPPER WIRE M BARE-CU-SD-4/0-19STR-CUT REEL 22063080 10600
280 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 61 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE EA THHN-600MCM-BLK-CUT REEL 22061549 7500
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
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Page
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(EA)
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Offered
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281 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 37 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-250MCM-BLK-CUT REEL 22061502 6834
282 GENERIC VENDOR THHN/THWN-2 61 STR 600V 90DEG CU, THHN BUILDING WIRE M THHN-750MCM-BLK-CUT REEL 22061570 2970
283 GENERIC VENDOR STEEL THINWALL CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, EMT CONDUIT CS 1/2-EMT 88272937 357280
284 GENERIC VENDOR STEEL THINWALL CONDUIT, LENGTH 10 FT, 10/CS, EMT CONDUIT CS 3/4-EMT 88272942 294465
285 GENERIC VENDOR STEEL THINWALL CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, EMT CONDUIT CS 1-EMT 88272936 57270
286 GENERIC VENDOR RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, GALVANIZED CONDUIT CS 3/4-GALV 88272905 32080
287 GENERIC VENDOR STEEL THINWALL CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, EMT CONDUIT CS 2-EMT 88272939 14530
288 GENERIC VENDOR STEEL THINWALL CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, EMT CONDUIT CS 1-1/4-EMT 88272935 12970
289 GENERIC VENDOR RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, GALVANIZED CONDUIT CS 1-GALV 88272872 11250
290 GENERIC VENDOR STEEL THINWALL CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, EMT CONDUIT CS 1-1/2-EMT 88272934 10760
291 GENERIC VENDOR RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, GALVANIZED CONDUIT CS 1/2-GALV 88272874 10750
292 GENERIC VENDOR RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, GALVANIZED CONDUIT CS 2-GALV 88272878 4880
293 GENERIC VENDOR RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, GALVANIZED CONDUIT CS 1-1/2-GALV 88272868 3550
294 GENERIC VENDOR
ALUM RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, ALUMINUM
CONDUIT CS 4-ALUM 88272927 3150
295 GENERIC VENDOR RIGID CONDUIT, 10 FT LENGTH, 10/CS, GALVANIZED CONDUIT CS 4-GALV 88272907 1550
296 GENERIC VENDOR 20FT RIDGID CONDUIT, ELBOWS, COUPLINGS AND NIPPLES EA 4-GALV-20 25105725 1000
297 GENERIC VENDOR 90 DEGREE C 600V, PORTABLE CORDS M SOOW-12-3-BLK-CUT REEL 22063697 19941
298 GENERIC VENDOR 90 DEGREE C 600V, PORTABLE CORDS M SOOW-6-4-BLK-CUT REEL 22061486 6367
299 GENERIC VENDOR 600V 30 AWG 2014STR WELDING, WELDING, LOCOMOTIVE CABLE M WELDING-4/0-BLK-CUT REEL 22064492 4735
300 GENERIC VENDOR LOOP LEAD IN SHL, TRAFFIC SIGNAL CABLES M 14-2CS-LLI-CUT REEL 22108374 42099
301 GENERIC VENDOR TRAFFIC SIG CABLE, TRAFFIC SIGNAL CABLES M 14-12C-TSC-CUT REEL 25264111 12507
302 GREENLEE TEXTRON, INC.
OMNIMARKER TELEPHONE - 163, TRAILERS, TRENCHERS, & CABLE
PLOWS EA 0163-0001-1 22066703 3072
303 GREENLEE TEXTRON, INC.
TWINESPIRAL WRAP 1 PLY/GRAYBAR BUCKET, PULLING LINE &
ROPES EA 430G 98333670 732
304 GREENLEE TEXTRON, INC.
PROFESSIONAL TONE AND PROBE TRACING KIT, COMMUNICATION
TOOLS & ACCESSORIES EA 701K-G 25293639 170
305 GREENLEE TEXTRON, INC.INDICATOR-VOLTAGE, TEST AND MEASUREMENT EA 2010 88311861 147
306 HUBBELL LENOIR CITY INC
BOX OB 12X12X12, HAND-HOLES,BOX
ASSEMBLIES,ENCLOSURES,CABINTS EA PC1212BA12 89005028 275
307 HUBBELL LENOIR CITY INC
BOX W/NO BASE 12-IN, HAND-HOLES,BOX
ASSEMBLIES,ENCLOSURES,CABINTS EA PG1118BA12 93150215 128
308 HUBBELL LENOIR CITY INC
BOX OB 13X24X12 NO.5, HAND-HOLES,BOX
ASSEMBLIES,ENCLOSURES,CABINTS EA PG1324BA12 89005016 113
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
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Page
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(EA)
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309 HUBBELL LENOIR CITY INC
STK BOX OB 13X24X18, HAND-HOLES,BOX
ASSEMBLIES,ENCLOSURES,CABINTS EA PG1324BA18 89005017 106
310 HUBBELL LENOIR CITY INC
BOX OB 24X36X24, HAND-HOLES,BOX
ASSEMBLIES,ENCLOSURES,CABINTS EA PG2436BA24 89004988 100
311 HUBBELL LIGHTING 4V TWIN HEAD EMERG LITE, INCANDESCENT LIGHTING FIXTURES EA EZ-2 88084337 810
312 HUBBELL POWER SYSTEMS 30-IN CABLE RACK, MISC EA C2031126 88056579 5654
313 HUBBELL POWER SYSTEMS 100A CUTOUT, CUTOUTS EA C710213PB 88056876 300
314 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
PLUG 15A 125V 5-15P B/W, STRAIGHT BLADE PLUGS AND
CONNECTORS EA HBL5266C 95005504 7138
315 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES 20A COM SELF TEST GFR IVORY, GFCI ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES EA GFRST20I 25712101 4694
316 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
CONN 20A 125V 5-20R B/W, STRAIGHT BLADE PLUGS AND
CONNECTORS EA HBL5369C 95005496 2627
317 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
20A COM SELF TEST TRWR GFR IVORY, GFCI ELECTRICAL
RECEPTACLES EA GFTWRST20I 25711945 2386
318 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
CONN 15A 125V 5-15R B/W, STRAIGHT BLADE PLUGS AND
CONNECTORS EA HBL5269C 95005502 2356
319 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES 20A COM SELF TEST GFR WHITE, GFCI ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES EA GFRST20W 25712105 2055
320 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
PLUG 20A 125V 5-20P B/W, STRAIGHT BLADE PLUGS AND
CONNECTORS EA HBL5366C 95005498 1669
321 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
20 AMP USB/TAMP RESIST RECEPTACLE WHITE, ELECTRICAL
RECEPTACLES - INCLUDES USB EA USB20X2W 25500645 1291
322 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES 20A COM SELF TEST GFR BROWN, GFCI ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES EA GFRST20 25712102 884
323 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES 20A COM SELF TEST GFR GRAY, GFCI ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES EA GFRST20GY 25712100 878
324 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
DUP RCPT HG 20A 125V 5-20R IV, ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES -
INCLUDES USB EA HBL8300I 88127754 630
325 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
F-BOX CVR RECT DUP FLAP BRS, FLOOR BOXES-STEEL & CAST, AND
FITTINGS EA S3825 88128993 236
326 HUBBELL WIRING DEVICES
3 SERVICE FB COVER GY, FLOOR BOXES-STEEL & CAST, AND
FITTINGS EA 3SFBCGYA 22070276 221
327 IDEAL INDUSTRIES INC WIRENUT 72B BLUE 100PC/BX, TWIST ON WIRE CONNECTORS M 30-072 88134892 253716
328 IDEAL INDUSTRIES INC WIRENUT 73B ORAN 100PC/BX, TWIST ON WIRE CONNECTORS M 30-073 88134893 238800
329 IDEAL INDUSTRIES INC BALLAST DISCONNECT, 75/PK, MISC FITTINGS PK 30-382J 25108387 28124
330 IDEAL INDUSTRIES INC WP CONN KIT, MISC FITTINGS EA 65U 89034696 660
331 ILSCO CORP
AL MEC (4) 350-10 W INS UL CSA, LIQUIDTIGHT FITTINGS NON-
METALLIC EA PED4-350SS-DB 22067760 232
332 INTERMATIC INC
ELECTRONIC PHOTO CONTROL 120-277V, LIGHITNG CONTROLS -
PHOTO EA ELC4536 25647518 2451
333 INTERMATIC INC
120V 50/60HZ 1800W INTIN SWIVEL MOUNT, LIGHITNG CONTROLS
- PHOTO EA K4221C 88314052 1830
334 INTERMATIC INC 120V 50/60 HZ 1800W INTIN FIXED, LIGHITNG CONTROLS - PHOTO EA K4021C 88318521 1782
335 INTERMATIC INC NEMA 1 - 125 V SPST, RELAYS & TIMERS EA T101 88138684 159
336
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC 20A SLIM GFCI W/WP, GFCI ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES EA GFNT2-I 25718283 3034
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
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Page
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(EA)
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Offered
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337
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC 20A SLIM GFCI W/WP, GFCI ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLES EA GFNT2-W 25718284 1827
338
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC 20A STANDADR PWR PK, LIGHTING CONTROLS - MOTION SENSORS EA OPP20-D1 25567655 533
339
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC
DECORA OCCUPNCY SENSR WHT, LIGHTING CONTROLS - MOTION
SENSORS EA ODS10-IDW 99554488 272
340
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC
MED GRADE 20A SURGE 6 OUTLET 7FT CORD, GROUND FAULT AND
TEMP POWER DEVICES EA 5306M-2S7 25541757 270
341
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC
1200VA 120/277 V AC 60HZ SP&3WAY DIMMER, LIGHTING
CONTROLS - DIMMERS EA IP710-LFZ 25619440 213
342
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC
OCC CLNG 2000SF MULTI, LIGHTING CONTROLS - MOTION
SENSORS EA OSC20-M0W 25026289 167
343
LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
INC
OCC SENS 360D 1000 SQ FT, LIGHTING CONTROLS - MOTION
SENSORS EA OSC10-M0W 25051540 134
344 LITHONIA LIGHTING LED EMERGENCY LIGHTING UNIT, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA EU2 LED M12 25414724 3864
345 LITHONIA LIGHTING 6V LED EMERG LITE UNIT DAMP LOC, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA ELM2 LED M12 25360645 3433
346 LITHONIA LIGHTING LED EXIT SIGN, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA EXR LED EL M6 25414726 2169
347 LITHONIA LIGHTING LED EMERGENCY EXIT/UNIT COMBO, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA ECR LED M6 25414725 1390
348 LITHONIA LIGHTING EXIT LIGHT, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA LQM S W 3 R 120/277 EL N M6 96064061 1035
349 LITHONIA LIGHTING EMERGENCY BATTERY PACK, EMERGENCY POWER BACKUP EA EI500 M12 25194568 785
350 LITHONIA LIGHTING
CEILING MOUNT SENSOR, LIGHTING CONTROLS - MOTION
SENSORS EA CM 9 98407598 545
351 LITHONIA LIGHTING EXIT LIGHT, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA LQM S W 3 G 120/277 EL N M6 96066386 260
352 LITHONIA LIGHTING 12V 54W EMERG LIGHT UNIT, HID LIGHTING FIXTURES EA ELM1254 22128135 211
353 LITHONIA LIGHTING
LED EXIT/EMERG 2HEAD RED LTTRS W/BATTERY, LED LIGHTING
FIXTURES EA LHQM LED R M6 25413879 176
354 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO
ECOSYSTEM BALLAST-3W/DALI, FLUORESCENT T8 ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA EC3DT4MWKU1S 25370708 323
355 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO
POWPAK DIM MODULE W/0-10V CONTROL, LIGHTING CONTROLS -
DIMMERS EA RMJ-5T-DV-B 25631080 304
356 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO HI-LUME 3D T8 32W 2 LAMP, FLUORESCENT DIMMING BALLAST EA H3DT832GU210 25370804 288
357 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO
32 WATT FLOURESCENT DIMMING BALLAST, FLUORESCENT
DIMMING BALLAST EA H3DT832GU310 25293445 261
358 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO ECOSYSTEM BALLAST-3W/DALI, FLUORESCENT DIMMING BALLAST EA EC3DT4MWKU2S 25369624 231
359 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO
SINGLE POLE/3-WAY BOXED PCKGNG - WHT, LIGHTING CONTROLS -
DIMMERS EA DVSTV-WH 25677040 205
360 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO
ECOSYSTEM T8 LINEAR & U-BENT 10% DIMMING, FLOURESCENT
LIGHTING FIXTURES EA EC5T832GUNV3L 25220385 169
361 LUTRON ELECTRONICS CO T5 HO LAMP BALLAST, FLUORESCENT DIMMING BALLAST EA H3DT554CU210 25421439 142
362 MILBANK MANUFACTURING CO 4 TERM RINGLESS SML CLS PLT 1-200A MB, METERING, OTHER EA U5987-XL-200 25795106 794
363 NSI INDUSTRIES
105-285V 1000W INSTANT RESPONSE TURNLOCK, SIGNALING
EQUIPMENT & SMOKE ALARMS EA 2007A 88271969 1094
364 NSI INDUSTRIES MULTIVOLT 365 DAY ASTRO SUPERCAP 2 CH. 2, NOT IN USE EA DZS200BP 25097694 153
365 PANDUIT CORP
LOCKING TIE BLK 7.4IN, 100/PK, WIRING ACCESSORIES & CABLE
TIES PK PLT2S-C0 88199644 117600
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
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(EA)
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366 PANDUIT CORP
LOCKING TIE BLK 11.5IN BULK PKG, WIRING ACCESSORIES & CABLE
TIES M PLT3S-M0 88199678 76000
367 PANDUIT CORP
LASHING TIE BLK 20.1IN BULK PKG, WIRING ACCESSORIES & CABLE
TIES EA PLT5EH-C0 88199708 64400
368 PANDUIT CORP
LOCKING TIE BLK 14.5IN, 50/PK, WIRING ACCESSORIES & CABLE
TIES PK PLT4H-L0 88199689 56500
369 PANDUIT CORP LATCH DUCT INT WHT 8FT P/FT, PLASTIC RACEWAY AND FITTINGS EA LD10IW8-A 97112737 17312
370 PANDUIT CORP LATCH DUCT ELECT IVY 6FTP/FT, PLASTIC RACEWAY AND FITTINGS EA LD10EI6-A 88285345 13530
371 PANDUIT CORP LATCH DUCT ELECT IVY 6FTP/FT, PLASTIC RACEWAY AND FITTINGS EA LD5EI6-A 88285344 13470
372 PANDUIT CORP LATCH DUCT WHT 6FT P/FT, PLASTIC RACEWAY AND FITTINGS EA LD10WH6-A 88198226 10566
373 PANDUIT CORP WHT LATCH DUCT P/FT, PLASTIC RACEWAY AND FITTINGS EA LD10WH10-A 98318344 6120
374 PANDUIT CORP
VELCRO CABLE TIE 75 FT BLACK, WIRING ACCESSORIES & CABLE
TIES EA HLS-75R0 98402846 663
375 PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS
ELE BALLAST (2) F32T8 120-277V, FLUORESCENT T8 ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA ICN2P32N35I 25192337 3948
376 PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS
ELE BAL (2) 26W CFL (4-PIN) 120-277V KIT, COMPACT
FLUORESCENT BALLASTS EA ICF2S26H1LDK 22056964 2079
377 PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS
ELE BALLAST (4) F32T8 120-277V, FLUORESCENT T8 ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA ICN4P32N35I 25399281 1979
378 PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS
ELE BALLAST (3) F32T8 120-277V, FLUORESCENT T8 ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA ICN3P32N35I 25393044 1008
379 PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS
ELE MH BAL 100W M140 120-277V 50/60HZ, HID ELECTRONIC
BALLAST EA IMH100DBLSM 25182875 285
380 PHILIPS LIGHTING ELECTRONICS HPS BAL 400W S51 480V/120T KIT, HID KITS EA 71A8443001D 89034755 169
381 PHOENIX CONTACT UDK 4, TERMINAL BLOCKS & ACCESSORIES EA 2775016 99536156 3449
382 PREFORMED LINE PRODS
DROP TERMINATION CLOSURE, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA COYDTC-001 25319831 760
383 QUIKTRON, INC.
10FT CAT5E 350MHZ BTD PATCH CBL GRY, SOLID & STRANDED
CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 570-100-010 22085703 10000
384 QUIKTRON, INC.
5 FT BLUE CAT 6 UIHC LABEL, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA 540-110-005PUI 25447516 9350
385 QUIKTRON, INC.
2M LC-SC DPLX 9/125 FIBER CBL, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA 810-L47-006 22085464 4612
386 QUIKTRON, INC.
7FT BLUE UIHC CAT6, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH
CORDS EA 540-110-007PUI 25450871 3150
387 QUIKTRON, INC.
2M LC-LC DPLX 9/125 FIBER CBL, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA 810-LL7-006 22085474 2918
388 QUIKTRON, INC.
2M LC-LC DPLX 50/125 LOMMF FIBER CBL, SOLID & STRANDED
CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 852-LL2-006 25105058 2165
389 QUIKTRON, INC.
3M LC-LC DPLX 50/125 LOMMF FIBER CBL, SOLID & STRANDED
CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 852-LL2-009 25105059 1886
390 QUIKTRON, INC.
1M LC-LC DPLX 50/125 LOMMF FIBER CBL, SOLID & STRANDED
CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 852-LL2-003 25105204 1814
391 QUIKTRON, INC.
RR SGL GANG HD15 3.5MM RCA A/V 4 WHT WP, SOLID &
STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 2212-60030-001 25439816 405
392 QUIKTRON, INC.
50FT RR MULTI FORMAT RUN CBL CMG RATED, SOLID &
STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 2212-60005-050 25439810 369
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List Title
& Date/No.
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(EA)
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393 QUIKTRON, INC.
35FT RR MULTI FORMAT RUN CBL CMG RATED, SOLID &
STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 2212-60004-035 25439809 247
394 RAB LIGHTING INC LED DOORWAY LIGHT, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA ENTRA12 25591335 239
395 RAB LIGHTING INC LED DOORWAY LIGHT, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA ENTRA12/PC 25591341 196
396 RAB LIGHTING INC
LED 4FT 36W VAPORITE 5000K 120-277V WHT, LED LIGHTING
FIXTURES EA SHARK4-36W/D10 25804296 192
397 RAB LIGHTING INC LED WALL PACK 37W COOL 5000K BRNZ, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA WP2LED37 25723319 178
398 RAB LIGHTING INC 18W LED FLOOD 5100K COOL BRONZE, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA FFLED18 25400754 175
399 RAB LIGHTING INC LED WALL PACK 30W COOL 5000K BRNZ, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA WP1LED30 25723320 127
400 RAB LIGHTING INC 78W LED HIGH BAY, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA BAYLED78W 25500792 114
401 RAB LIGHTING INC
150 WATT LED FLOOD WITH TRUNION MOUNT, LED LIGHTING
FIXTURES EA FXLED150T 25638514 110
402 RAB LIGHTING INC LED WALL PACK 55W 5000K BRONZE, LED LIGHTING FIXTURES EA WP3LED55 25723317 110
403 RAB LIGHTING INC
LED LINEAR 4FT VAPOR TIGHT WASHDOWN 50W, LED LIGHTING
FIXTURES EA SHARK4-50W/D10 25793975 105
404 RAYOVAC CORPORATION
ALKALINE AAA BATTERY, 8/PK, FLASHLIGHTS, BATTERIES, &
ACCESSORIES PK ALAAA-8J 88219680 76578
405 RAYOVAC CORPORATION
ALKALINE AA BATTERY INDIVIDUAL, 8/EA, FLASHLIGHTS,
BATTERIES, & ACCESSORIES EA ALAA-8J 88219679 144360
406 RAYOVAC CORPORATION
ALKALINE D BATTERY INDIVIDUAL, FLASHLIGHTS, BATTERIES, &
ACCESSORIES EA ALD-6J 88219682 36736
407 RAYOVAC CORPORATION
ALKALINE C BATTERY INDIVIDUAL, FLASHLIGHTS, BATTERIES, &
ACCESSORIES EA ALC-6J 88219681 24825
408 RAYOVAC CORPORATION
ALKALINE 9V BATTERY INDIVIDUAL, FLASHLIGHTS, BATTERIES, &
ACCESSORIES EA AL9V-6J 88219678 23453
409 RAYOVAC CORPORATION
ALKALINE AA BATTERY RECLOSABLE 24PK, FLASHLIGHTS,
BATTERIES, & ACCESSORIES EA ALAA-24PPJ 99563170 2260
410 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 20A/1P, QO MINIATURE CIRCUIT BRKRS EA QO120 88242626 5100
411 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 20A/1P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB120 88243046 3854
412 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
30MM CONTACT BLOCK 1N/O 1N/C, PUSH BUTTONS, PILOT LIGHTS
& SELECTOR SWITCHES EA 9001KA1 88247319 837
413 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 30A/2P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB230 88243093 667
414 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 30A/2P, QO MINIATURE CIRCUIT BRKRS EA QO230 88242794 627
415 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 20A/2P, QO MINIATURE CIRCUIT BRKRS EA QO220 88242778 597
416 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 20A/2P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB220 88243083 596
417 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC RELAY 2CO CYL PIN 10A 240V 120VAC COIL L, RELAYS & TIMERS EA 8501KPR12P14V20 25668495 564
418 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 2X20A/1P TANDEM, QO MINIATURE CIRCUIT BRKRS EA QO2020 88242745 406
419 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 120/240V 20A/1P GFI, QO MINIATURE CIRCUIT BRKRS EA QO120GFI 88242629 347
420 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
MINIATURE CIRCUIT BREAKER 120/240V 20A, QO MINIATURE
CIRCUIT BRKRS EA QO220CAFI 25652403 304
421 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
MINIATURE CIRCUIT BREAKER 120V 20A, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT
BREAKERS EA QOB120GFI 88243050 288
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
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422 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 240V 30A/3P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB330 88243123 282
423 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 240V 20A/3P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB320 88243117 273
424 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC PROXIMITY SENSOR 30MM AC/DC XS6, SENSORS EA XS630B1MAU20 22101504 261
425 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC INDUCTIVE SENSOR 264VAC 200MA XS, SENSORS EA XS2M30MA250K 95039861 250
426 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
METER MAIN RINGLESS OH/UG 200A, QO 1-PHASE LOAD
CENTERSRS EA QC816F200C 97124415 241
427 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
CONTACTOR+STARTER CONTACT KIT 600VAC 1A, CONTACTORS
AND STARTERS EA 9998SL3 88250697 240
428 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
CONTACTOR+STARTER CONTACT KIT 600VAC 60A, CONTACTORS
AND STARTERS EA 9998SL4 88250698 233
429 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
LOAD CENTER 3PH SECONDARY SURGE ARRESTOR, SURGE
PROTECTIVE DEVICES EA SDSA3650 93145021 223
430 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
STARTER 600VAC 27AMP NEMA +OPTIONS, CONTACTORS AND
STARTERS EA 8536SCO3V02S 88245458 195
431 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 240V 100A/3P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB3100 88243113 172
432 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC TOUCH PANEL SCREEN 5.7 COLOR, NOT IN USE EA HMISTU855 25323309 158
433 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC CB 240V 50A/3P BOLT ON, MOLDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS EA QOB350 88243133 146
434 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
CONTACTOR+STARTER CONTACT KIT 600VAC 3A, CONTACTORS
AND STARTERS EA 9998SL7 88250700 125
435 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC ANA 8 U/I IN ISOLATED FAST, PLCS AND INDUSTRIAL PCS EA BMXAMI0810 25281220 120
436 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC RELAY 600VAC 10AMP NEMA +OPTIONS, RELAYS & TIMERS EA 8501XDO40V62Y414 92114965 120
437 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
STARTER 600VAC 45AMP NEMA +OPTIONS, CONTACTORS AND
STARTERS EA 8536SDO1V02S 88245523 119
438 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC
SWITCH FUSIBLE GD 240V 100A 2P NEMA3R, GENERAL DUTY
SAFETY SWITCHES EA D223NRB 88239372 108
439 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC USA INC RELAY 600VAC 10AMP NEMA +OPTIONS, RELAYS & TIMERS EA 8501XDO80V62 88244943 100
440 THOMAS & BETTS CORP - ELECTRICAL
3/4 GRAY PVC COATED CONDUIT STL RGD, 10FT/LENGTH, COATED
CONDUIT EA COND3/4-G 90002103 5090
441 THOMAS & BETTS CORP - ELECTRICAL KD C7554ATP, OTHER CHANNEL FITTINGS EA C755 4ATP 25050683 5000
442 THOMAS & BETTS CORP - ELECTRICAL 10FT 12GA 304 SS HALF SLT CHNL, CHANNEL-METALLIC EA A1200HS 10SS 91012003 961
443 THOMAS & BETTS CORP - ELECTRICAL
SUPER STRUT STAINLESS STEEL CHAN, 10 FT/LENGTH, CHANNEL-
METALLIC EA B1400HS 10SS 91016678 741
444 VEOLIA ES TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC
4FT LRG RECYCLE BOX FOR 68 T12 OR 146 T8, HARNESSES,
CARABINERS, BELTS, AND ACCESSORIES EA SUPPLY-065 22082951 180
445 WATTSTOPPER
24V CNTR MNT 360 LGT LEVL ISOLATED RELAY, LIGHTING
CONTROLS - MOTION SENSORS EA DT-300 25026923 176
446 WATTSTOPPER
24 VDC BLT-IN-LGHT LV SEN, LIGHTING CONTROLS - MOTION
SENSORS EA DT-200 97221390 134
Appendix A-2 - Market Basket Pricing for Data Communications & Security Items for RFP EV2370 Proposer Name:
Authorized Signature:
INSTRUCTIONS
1)Provide a price quote for each item listed below based on your discounts offered in Exhibit B (Discount by Category). This is not a core list.
2)Manufacturer discounts listed here must be the same discounts listed in Appendix B - NO EXCEPTIONS.
3)Along with the pricing information, state the manufacturer offered, model number, price list and number used, and the price list page on which the item can be found.
4)Bidders must offer prices from a current published manufacturer's price list or catalog price list.
5)Any items that are "NO BID" will result in a pro-rated point deduction in the cost evaluation. Bidders should bid on as many items as possible.
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
1 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
SMALL FIBER OPTIC SPLICECASE, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA 2178-S 97127663 296
2 3M CO. - ELECTRICAL MARKETS DIV.
CONNECTOR ST SM HOT MELTYELLOW BOOT, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 8100-YS 96002334 2559
3 AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC
FUSECONNECT SC APC SM 900UM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA FUSE-SC9SMA-6 25619505 397
4 AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC
ADSS MINISPAN535 48 FIBERS SINGLE MODE, SINGLEMODE ADSS &
OPGW EA AE0489C820EA7 25281055 14112
5 AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC 36SM MINI-SPAN 424 8.3/125 ADSS, SINGLEMODE ADSS & OPGW EA AE0369C520AA4 25688023 46918
6 AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC
FUSECONNECT LC UPC SM 900UM PACK OF 6, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA FUSE-LC9SMU-6 25619501 344
7 AFL TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC
2U 6 SLT RCK MNT PTCH PNL BK EMPTY, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA FM001029-BE 25250046 123
8 ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
CAT 6 STR VIP 1FT BU, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH
CORDS EA AT1601-BU 22017001 10159
9 ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
DUPLEX LC -LC SINGLEMODE 1 METER, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA GBLC2-D1-01 25054042 1293
10 ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED 48PT CAT 6 PATCH PANEL, PATCH PANELS EA AT66-PNL-48 22017141 108
11 ALLEN TEL PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
DUPLEX LC -LC SINGLEMODE 2 METER, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA GBLC2-D1-02 25054043 1125
12 BELDEN 3613 D15A1000, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-S-BED-ACUB 25247094 352000
13 BELDEN 2413 008A1000, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-GY-S-BED-APIBDN-CE 25068488 416000
14 BELDEN 1213 004U1000, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-YL-P-BED-APIBDN 97209527 396000
15 BELDEN 2413 004A1000, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-YL-S-BED-APIBDN-CE 22071133 311000
16 BELDEN 10GXS13007A1000, 1000 FT/EA, CAT6A PLENUM EA 6AP4P23-PU-S-BED-APUB 25700244 1003052
17 BELDEN 10GXS13 0091000, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P23-WH-R-BED-APUB 25700237 53000
18 BELDEN 2413 D15U1000, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-BED-APIBDN-CE 25402022 110000
19 BELDEN 2413 D15A1000, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-S-BED-APIBDN-CE 22071132 110000
20 BELDEN FD3D012P9, MULTI-MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE PLENUM EA M-5-PO-12-DN-A-LE-BK-BED-SP 25760702 31395
21 BELDEN 1585A D15U1000, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-BL-P-BED-AP 99544802 165000
22 BELDEN
CAT6+ PC BONDED SOL T568A/B CMR GN 10 FT, SOLID & STRANDED
CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA C601105010 25195141 3724
23 BELDEN
2C18FS-CM-CH-R-BED, MULTI-CONDUCTOR SHLD AUDIO &
CONTROL M 8760 0601000 88030678 37000
24 BELDEN 10GXS13 D151000, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P23-BL-R-BED-APUB 25700234 40000
25 BERK-TEK LLC 10032094, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-BER-AP 97120890 774298
26 BERK-TEK LLC 10136226, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-BER-AP-NS 25101606 696000
27 BERK-TEK LLC 10032090, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-YL-P-BER-AP 97120888 484000
28 BERK-TEK LLC 11082057, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-BL-R-BER-AP-FH 25637483 277000
29 BERK-TEK LLC 10032227, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-BL-P-BER-AP 99477766 645000
30 BERK-TEK LLC 10032092, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-WH-P-BER-AP 97120889 202000
31 BERK-TEK LLC 10130484, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-BL-R-BER-AP 25021155 105000
32 BERK-TEK LLC 10032426, CAT.5EXH UTP NON-PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHNP4P24-BL-P-BER-PV 96087410 513000
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
33 BERK-TEK LLC 10032065, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-BL-P-BER-AP 96092573 271000
34 BERK-TEK LLC 11074707, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-BL-P-1.5K-BER-AP 25480511 300000
35 BERK-TEK LLC 11074913, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-YL-P-1.5K-BER-AP 25526052 300000
36 BERK-TEK LLC 10163780, CATEGORY 6 EXH, UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM M 6EXHP4P24-BL-S-BER-AP 22069361 120000
37 BERK-TEK LLC 10032455, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-BL-P-BER-PV 97192600 207004
38 BERK-TEK LLC 10032459, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-WH-P-BER-PV 97193145 150000
39 BERK-TEK LLC 10136230, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-WH-P-BER-AP-NS 25101608 123000
40 BERK-TEK LLC 11083158, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-GN-R-BER-AP-FH 25694756 56200
41 BERK-TEK LLC 10137385, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-YL-R-BER-AP 25091874 40004
42 BERK-TEK LLC PDR024AB0707, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE RISER EA S-RN-24-DN-YL-BER 99478040 15084
43 BERK-TEK LLC 11085661, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-VI-R-BER-AP-FH 25700456 45000
44 BERK-TEK LLC 10032419, CAT.5EXH UTP NON-PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHNP4P24-YL-P-BER-PV 95033619 152000
45 BERK-TEK LLC 10032528, CATEGORY 5E UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 5ENP4P24-BL-P-BER-PV 99477809 193000
46 BERK-TEK LLC
10071496, ALL CAT 5, T3 & 5EXH OUTSIDE PLANT AND
INDOOR/OUTDOOR CABLES M 5EO4P24-BK-R-BER-NR 22105807 96150
47 BOGEN COMMUNICATIONS INC SPEAKER CEILING 2 X 2 PANEL, VOICE SECURITY NOTIF EA CSD2X2 22121345 442
48 CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
UNIV HORZ CBL MNGR 19IN 2, METAL FRAMES/RACKS & AUXILIARY
PRODUCTS EA 30130-719 22007599 1682
49 CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
STANDARD 19IN RACK BLK, METAL FRAMES/RACKS & AUXILIARY
PRODUCTS EA 55053-703 94058665 283
50 CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
12IN CABLE RWAY TUBE BLK, METAL FRAMES/RACKS & AUXILIARY
PRODUCTS EA 10250-712 94058656 246
51 CLARITY DIV. OF VALCOM
LAY IN CEILING SPEAKER UL 2 X 2 PKG OF 2, PAGING EQUIPMENT
INCL AMPLIFIERS, SPEAKERS EA S-522B-2 25566327 3762
52 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.6504+ WHITE 8773714/10, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-WH-P-CMS-TPNS 25362786 895000
53 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2091B BLUE 760107201, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-BL-P-MAX-AP 25236662 252000
54 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E WHITE 700208101, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-WH-P-MAX-AP 96096826 390000
55 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.TE640R-BL02, CAT6A PVC M 6ANP4P24-BL-R-TEC-PV 25097811 443000
56 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.1071E SLATE 700211931, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-GY-P-MAX-PV 96096777 543000
57 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E BLUE 700208093, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-MAX-AP 96096815 236000
58 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
D-288-LA-8W-F12NS/8107307/DB, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE
PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-288-LA-A-3E-BK-CMB-CUT REE 25699806 60764
59 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E YELLOW 700210123, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-YL-P-MAX-AP 96096817 199000
60 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.6504+ BLUE 8773614/10, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-CMS-TPNS 25362785 464000
61 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
D-288-LN-8W-F12NS 8107367/DB, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE
PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-288-LT-A-3E-BK-CMB 25386706 60366
62 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E SPRING GREEN 700210164, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-GN-P-MAX-AP 96096821 206000
63 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E LILAC 700210214, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-LL-P-MAX-AP 96096808 238000
64 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
2061F BLUE 760041913, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA
HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-BL-P-MAX-GP 96077777 323000
65 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
2061F WHITE 760041921, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA
HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-WH-P-MAX-AP 96077774 261000
66 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.TE640PF-BL02, CAT6A PLENUM FTP M 6AP4P24-S-BL-R-TEC-AP 25064398 135000
67 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.360 IPATCH 1100 GS3 EVOLVE 48P PANEL, PATCH PANELS EA 760201111 25726736 133
68 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
1071E LIGHT BLUE 700211964, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM
CABLE M 6NP4P24-LB-P-MAX-PV 96096778 294000
69 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.7504 BLUE 4763214/10, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-CMS-AP 25270194 168000
70 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.TE520P-BLII, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-BL-P-TEC-AP 97272675 304000
71 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MPS100E OUTLET-ORANGE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 108232703 98293245 8225
72 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MGS400 ORANGE OUTLET, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 700206683 22005525 4726
73 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.CAT6 48 PT SL SRS PTCH PL, PATCH PANELS EA 1375015-2 22126726 130
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
74 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.TE620P-BLII, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-TEC-AP 25446957 87000
75 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.CC0020909/1, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA UNJ600-RD 22117567 7618
76 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.1071E YELLOW 700211998, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-YL-P-MAX-PV 96096790 172000
77 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.760103945, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-288-LJ-A-3E-BK-MAX 25819381 10200
78 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
6NF4+ BLACK 4665904/10, ALL CATEGORY 6 & 6A OUTSIDE PLANT
AND INDOOR/OUTDOOR CABLES M 6O4P24-BK-R-CMS-NR 22110849 114000
79 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.1071E BLUE 760004689, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-BL-P-MAX-PV 25014860 137000
80 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.75N4 BLUE 4662014/10, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-BL-P-CMS-PV 25372738 204000
81 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MGS400 BLUE OUTLET, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 700206758 22005549 4278
82 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.GS8E-DG-10FT, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA CPC3312-03F010 22005460 3400
83 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.058514-000, 7060S AND ACCESSORIES EA FOSC450-B6-6-NT-0-B3V 22110911 126
84 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
2227V WHITE 4112704/10, COAX - RG6 (ALL EXCEPT OUTDOOR ,
MILITARY & MINIATURE)M RG6U-P-AQ-TC-R-CMS 94023846 80000
85 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.5E55 BLUE 4759014/10, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-BL-P-CMS-FP 99426464 161000
86 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.1091B BLUE 760105759, CAT6A PVC M 6ANP4P24-BL-R-MAX-PV 22129090 75000
87 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.TE620P-WTII, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-WH-P-TEC-AP 25422832 73000
88 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MGS400 YELLOW OUTLET, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 700206691 22005535 3684
89 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.GS8E-DG-7FT, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA CPC3312-03F007 22005457 3667
90 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
TE C6A UTP PC 10 FT BLU 568B, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA TCPC-6ARUVB-BL10F 25050876 2100
91 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E SLATE 700214372, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-GY-P-MAX-AP 99969438 45000
92 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.CAT 6 SL 110 MOD JACK BLK, DATA WIRING DEVICES EA 1375055-2 99714492 3733
93 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.UNC6-YL-15FT, TELECOMMUNICATION PRODUCTS INSIDE PLANT EA UC1BBB2-09F015 25089242 2253
94 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MGS400 GREEN OUTLET, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 700206709 22005537 2940
95 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.CC0020917/1, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA UNJ600-BL 22117568 4557
96 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MGS400 IVORY OUTLET, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 700206717 22005539 2551
97 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
MGS400 WHITE OUTLET, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 700206725 22005540 2714
98 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.UNC6-YL-7FT, TELECOMMUNICATION PRODUCTS INSIDE PLANT EA UC1BBB2-09F007 25089239 2867
99 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
CAT 6A UNSHIELD JACK W/ODUST COVER BLUE, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA 1933476-6 25574267 2344
100 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.
5NF4 BLACK 4286104/10, ALL CAT 5, T3 & 5EXH OUTSIDE PLANT
AND INDOOR/OUTDOOR CABLES M 5EXHO4P24-BK-R-CMS-NR-OT 96048169 84000
101 COMMSCOPE TECHNOLOGIES LLC.2071E BLACK 700210222, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BK-R-MAX-AP 96096810 48000
102 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
EDGE8 UNIV MOD 8F LCDUP/MTP OM3/4, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA ECM8-UM08-05-E6Q-ULL 25721835 1689
103 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
EDGE UNIV MODULE 12FBR 50UM PRETIUM 300, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA ECM-UM12-05-93T 25255906 1121
104 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CLOSET CONN HSG 1U F/2 PNLS, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-01U 25415405 454
105 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
UNICAM CONN LC ORGANIZER 25PK OS2, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-200-99-Z 25314197 209
106 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
LC ANAEROBIC CONNECT SM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES,
ETC.EA 95-201-98-SP 22120447 11124
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
107 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CCH SPLICE CASSETTE 24F SM LC, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CS24-A9-P00RE 25437718 133
108 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS SINGLE MODE SC CONN, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-200-41 25314192 5516
109 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CCH SPLICE CASSETTE12F SM LC, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CS12-A9-P00RE 25437717 219
110 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CLOSET CONN HSG 4U F/12 PNLS, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-04U 25415408 224
111 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
144 FIBER SINGLEMODE SJSA GEL-FREE, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE
PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA M S-OP-144-LA-A-3E-BK-SIC-CUT REEL-25699792 46728
112 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS SC SM UNICAM CONN, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-200-41-Z 25314194 161
113 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CCH PNL W/12 LC DUPLEX SM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CP24-A9 22054975 382
114 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS LC SENIOR UNICAM SM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-200-99 25314196 3613
115 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CCH PNL W/6 LC DUPLEX SM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES,
ETC.EA CCH-CP12-A9 22054973 648
116 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CLOSET CONN HSG 2U F/4 PNLS, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-02U 25415406 217
117 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
FO CABLE 288F 4030 GRP 1ARMOR LITE GF, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.M 288EUC-T4101D20 25649848 20160
118 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 048EU4-T4701D20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-48-LT-A-4E-BK-SIC-5-CUT REEL 25449117 70163
119 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CONN UNICAM CERAMIC ST-MM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-000-51 96015246 3518
120 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 288EU4-T4700D20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-288-LT-A-3E-BK-SIC-24-CUT RE 25686194 15232
121 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CCH SPLICE CASSETTE 12 FIBER SC SM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CS12-59-P00RE 25416816 137
122 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 144EU4-T4701D20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-144-LT-A-4E-BK-SIC-16-CUT RE 25449031 33486
123 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
UNICAM SGL MD PC ST CONN, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-200-51 25314193 3105
124 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
LC UNICAM 50UM OM3/OM4, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-050-99-X 22110797 2891
125 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
LC SENIOR UNICAM 62.5 MMF, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-000-99 22110795 3092
126 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 288EU4-T4100D20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-288-LT-A-3E-BK-SIC-24-OT 25238372 15420
127 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 002EB1-14100A20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-2-TD-G-3-BK-2.5K-SIC 25373754 265134
128 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 012EB4-14100A20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-12-ND-G-3E-BK-SIC-CUT REEL 25685872 170020
129 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
JUMPER 05 LC PC DUPLEX MM TO 05 LC P 2M, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 050502T5120002M 25296736 1201
130 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
12 FIBER JUMPER NON-PINNED TO NON-PINNED, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA J757512TE8-NB002M 25726103 140
131 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 048E88-61131-A3, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE PLENUM M S-IPJ-48-DN-YL-SIC-CUT REEL 25501455 6221
132 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
JUMPER 05 LC PC DUPLEX MM TO 05 LC P 3M, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 050502T5120003M 25296737 1123
133 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
144EUC-T4101D20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-
CTA M S-OP-144-LA-A-4E-BK-SIC-12 25361747 26000
134 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
CCH PNL 12 SIMPLEX SC/APC, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES,
ETC.EA CCH-CP12-6C 22108800 350
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
135 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 024E88-33131-A3, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE PLENUM EA S-IPJ-24-DN-YL-SIC-CUT REEL 25444954 10650
136 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS LC UNICAM 50UM OM2, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-050-99 22110796 2197
137 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
PNL W/6 SC DUPLX SM CERAMC, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CP12-59 97221942 403
138 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
WALL MOUNT CROSS CONNECT/SPLICE, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS
INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA SPH-01P 25671435 465
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142 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 012E88-33131-A3, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE PLENUM M S-IPJ-12-DN-YL-SIC-CUT REEL 25237137 13545
143 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
EDGE SPLICE CASSETTE LC UPC, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA EDGE-CS12-AE 25530969 168
144 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
12FBR CCH PNL W/ST SGLMOD, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CP12-19T 99567269 373
145 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
UNICAM CONNECTOR ST-MM, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA 95-000-50 96015245 2393
146 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
BUFFER TUBE FAN OUT KIT, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES,
ETC.EA FAN-BT25-12 94010572 1734
147 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 048ZU4-T4F22D20, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT M S-OP-48-LT-A-3U-BK-SIC-5-B-CUT RE 25843903 30800
148 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 6 ADAPT S/M ST PANEL, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CP06-19T 97191141 702
149 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 012E8F-31131-29, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE RISER M S-RO-12-DN-A-BK-SIC-CUT REEL 22080703 32075
150 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS 024E88-33131-A3, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE PLENUM M S-IPJ-24-DN-YL-SIC-CUT REEL 25444954 8440
151 CORNING OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS CCH SPLICE CASSETTE, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA CCH-CS 25415409 235
152 CORTELCO
T-T DESK STD W/VOL CNTRL, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS
EXCEPT EA 250044-VBA-20M 99456667 1818
153 CORTELCO
7 SERIES LINE POWERED CID PH BLK ENHANCE, ALL VOICE
TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA 273000-TP2-27E 25263857 619
154 CORTELCO
7 SERIES SINGLE LINE CID TELEPHONE, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE
INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA 270000-TP2-27S 25102241 570
155 CORTELCO
WALL F-M W/VOL CONTROL, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS
EXCEPT EA 255444-VBA-20M 99456711 856
156 CORTELCO
COLLEAGUE SPKR BLACK, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS
EXCEPT EA 220300-VBA-27S 99510620 617
157 CYBERPOWER SYSTEMS INC
1350VA 810W SINEWAVE LCD PFC 8 OUTLET, UPS & STANDBY
POWER SUPPLIES EA CP1350PFCLCD 25370356 179
158 EATON CORPORATION
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROBES, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA EMP001 25708158 188
159 EMERSON NETWORK POWER RECTIFIER 2000W 48VDC, POWER SUPPLIES AND CHARGERS EA 1R482000E 25475281 100
160 GAI-TRONICS CORP WEATHERPROOF FM 1 BUTTN EMER TEL, Security Alarm/Notif EA 397-001 25358747 215
161 GAI-TRONICS CORP STROBE LED WITH CONSTANTON, Security Alarm/Notif EA 530-001 25172924 102
162 HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING
JACK HXJ CAT5E 8POS UNI A/B OR 25PK, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA HXJ5EOR25 99701435 304
163 HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HDMI 110 VIDEO EXTENDER, DATA WALL PLATES EA IMH110ST2W 25643095 168
164 HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING
JACK HXJ CAT6 8POS UNI A/B BL 25PK, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES
(JACKS & PLUGS)EA HXJ6B25 99701448 183
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
165 HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING ISTATION MOD HDMI 110 SET ACTIVE 2U OW, DATA WALL PLATES EA IMH110ST2OW 25541441 187
166 HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING C6ASPGY, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-GY-R-HBL-AP 25030913 45000
167 KIDDE SAFETY PHOTO SMOKE CO, FIRE EQUIPMENT EA 21010333 25625918 1440
168 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC CAT 6 48 PORT PATCH PANEL, PATCH PANELS EA 69586-U48 22068115 201
169 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
ATLAS-X1 CAT 6A UTP CONNECTOR WITH SHUTT, TELEPHONE
WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA 6AUJK-SW6 25698877 3509
170 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
ATLAS-X1 CAT 6A UTP CONNECTOR WITH SHUTT, TELEPHONE
WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA 6AUJK-SC6 25698797 3363
171 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
ATLAS-X1 CAT 6A UTP CONNECTOR WITH SHUTT, TELEPHONE
WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA 6AUJK-SE6 25698879 3162
172 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
P-CORD 6 SLIM 7FT BLUE, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH
CORDS EA 6D460-7L 25120946 4397
173 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
CAT 6 PATCH CORD SLIM 5FT ORANGE, SOLID & STRANDED
CONDUCTOR PATCH CORDS EA 6D560-5O 25806060 4150
174 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
CAT 6+ ORANGE 25 PK, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA 61110-BO6 22117352 135
175 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
P-CORD 6A SLIM 10FT WH, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR PATCH
CORDS EA 6AS10-10W 25195399 2026
176 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
P-CORD 6A SLIM 7FT WHITE, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA 6AS10-7W 25195386 2135
177 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC CAT 6 24 PORT PATCH PANEL, PATCH PANELS EA 69586-U24 22068113 130
178 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC CAT 6+ BLUE 25 PK, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA 61110-BL6 22117353 124
179 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC CAT 6 JACK BLUE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA 61110-RL6 22068152 3599
180 LEVITON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC
KIT 12XPIGS 9U LC SM 3M, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL SPLICES,
ETC.EA UPPLC-KIT 25390467 247
181 LIEBERT CORPORATION WEB CARD, LAN ELECTRONICS (LOCAL AREA NETWORK)EA IS-WEBCARD 25191997 144
182 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57193B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-MOH-AP 99569206 447000
183 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M56093B, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-YL-P-MOH-AP 99479944 612000
184 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M58648, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-YL-R-MOH-AP 25042227 200000
185 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M58281B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-MOH-APCE 22054913 407000
186 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M58283B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-YL-P-MOH-APCE 25044540 210000
187 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57545B, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-GY-P-MOH-AP 99485086 356000
188 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M58886, CAT6A PLENUM FTP M 6AP4P24-S-YL-R-MOH-AP 25408765 51000
189 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57546B, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-BL-P-MOH-AP 99485085 265000
190 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57197B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-GN-P-MOH-AP 99881458 147000
191 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57553B, CATEGORY 5E UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 5ENP4P24-BL-P-MOH-PV 99510659 441000
192 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M56889B, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-WH-P-MOH-PV 99569208 180000
193 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57550B, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-YL-P-MOH-AP 99569451 223000
194 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57547B, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-WH-P-MOH-AP 99485084 148000
195 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO
M58772, ALL CATEGORY 6 & 6A OUTSIDE PLANT AND
INDOOR/OUTDOOR CABLES M 6IO-4P24-BK-R-MOH-NR 25090921 44000
196 MOHAWK WIRE + CABLE CO M57417RB, CATEGORY 6 EXH, UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM M 6EXHP4P24-GY-S-MOH-AP 25187627 61000
197 NEPTCO, INC.POLY MULETAPE, PULLING LINE & ROPES EA WP1800P/3000FT 96064310 131
198 OBERON WIRELESS
RIGHT ANGLE WALL MOUNTING BRACKET LCKING, SUPPLIES-
OUTSIDE PLANT EA 1012-00 25675709 830
199 OBERON WIRELESS WALL MOUNT BRACKET, CABLE TERMINALS AND BOXES EA 1011-00 25644126 789
200 OBERON WIRELESS
WIRELESS AP SECURE CEILING MOUNT LOCKI, SUPPLIES-OUTSIDE
PLANT EA 1052-CCOAP 25456332 157
201 OFS FITEL LLC AT-3BE12YT-096, 96/CS, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT/RO-LT-CT CS S-OP-96-LT-A-3E-BK-OFX-CUT REEL 25669158 89802
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
202 OFS FITEL LLC
AT-3BEH2YT-096 96 FIBER LT SJSA, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE
PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-96-LA-A-3E-BK-OFX-CUT REEL 25360411 80356
203 OFS FITEL LLC
AT-3BEH2YT-012 12 FIBER LT SJSA, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE
PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-12-LA-A-3E-BK-OFX-CUT REEL 25360406 95652
204 OFS FITEL LLC
216 FIBER SJ/SA SM DRY .35/.31/.25, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE
PLANT/RO-LT-CT M AT-3BEH2YT-216 25372170 20106
205 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED 48PORT CAT6A FLAT PATCH PANEL 110/6PORT, PATCH PANELS EA OR-PHD6AU48 25404206 326
206 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
TRACJACK CAT6A CLARITY T568A/B FOG WHITE, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA OR-TJ6A 25405239 6240
207 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED 48PORT 110/6PORT PANEL CAT6 HD CLARITY, PATCH PANELS EA OR-PHD66U48 99945304 173
208 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
SII CAT6 CLARITY 2 PORT FOGWHITE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES
(JACKS & PLUGS)EA OR-S22600 22037082 3035
209 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED 48 PORT 110/6PORT C5E HDCLARITY, PATCH PANELS EA OR-PHD5E6U48 22037815 155
210 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
RACKMNT 6/DUP/SC CER RECE, FIBER OPTIC APPARATUS INCL
SPLICES, ETC.EA OR-625MMC-12PE1RB 99505835 128
211 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
WIRE MGMT PANEL 1.75 X 19, METAL FRAMES/RACKS & AUXILIARY
PRODUCTS EA OR-60400131 97209349 601
212 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
CAT6A 2FT PLENUM WHITE, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA OR-SC6AP02DA-09 25819789 1800
213 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED 24PORT 110/6PORT PANEL CAT6 HD CLARITY, PATCH PANELS EA OR-PHD66U24 99945302 126
214 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
CAT6 SII 1JK CLAR FGWT, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS &
PLUGS)EA OR-S21600 22037074 3068
215 ORTRONICS INCORPORATED
CAT6A PATCH CORD YELLOW 3FT, SOLID & STRANDED CONDUCTOR
PATCH CORDS EA OR-MC6A03-04 25689392 1965
216 PANDUIT CORP PUP6AM04WH-UG, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P23-WH-R-PAN-AP 25693365 217000
217 PANDUIT CORP PUP6004GR-W, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-GN-P-PAN-TP 25475143 239000
218 PANDUIT CORP
CAT6 TX-6 8P8W MODULE BLUE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES
(JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ688TGBU 25042005 10254
219 PANDUIT CORP PUP6004BU-UY, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-S-PAN-TP 22123807 150000
220 PANDUIT CORP
HD FLEX LC SPLICE/FAP CASSETTE 6-PORT D, FIBER OPTIC
APPARATUS INCL SPLICES, ETC.EA FHS9N-12-10N 25815458 402
221 PANDUIT CORP
CAT6 MINI-COM TX6 PLUS MOD RED, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES
(JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ688TGRD 25046159 7248
222 PANDUIT CORP
MINI-COM TX-6 PLUS MODULE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS
& PLUGS)EA CJ688TPGR 22065962 6690
223 PANDUIT CORP
CAT6 MINI-COM TX6 PLUS MOD OFF WHT, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ688TGIW 25046151 5014
224 PANDUIT CORP
MINI-COM TX-6 PLUS MODULE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES (JACKS
& PLUGS)EA CJ688TPBU 22065959 4233
225 PANDUIT CORP
AUG CAT 6 RJ45 10 GB/S 8-POS 8-WIRE UNIV, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ6X88TGGR-24 25111156 3024
226 PANDUIT CORP
VTR CBL MGT 6X6 FRT/REAR45RU, METAL FRAMES/RACKS &
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA WMPVHC45E 25025397 114
227 PANDUIT CORP
VTR CBL MGT 4X5 FRT/REAR45RU, METAL FRAMES/RACKS &
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA WMPV45E 25025392 154
228 PANDUIT CORP
MINI-COM TX6 10GIG MODULE VIOLET, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ6X88TGVL 25002061 4611
229 PANDUIT CORP
CAT6 MINI-COM TX6 PLUS MOD ORANGE, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ688TGOR 25046158 3928
230 PANDUIT CORP
MINICOM CAT5E JACK MODULE BLK, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES
(JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ5E88TGBL 25047859 5601
231 PANDUIT CORP PUP6AM04BU-UG, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P23-BL-R-PAN-AP 25694641 34000
232 PANDUIT CORP
CAT 6 RJ45 8-POS 8-WIRE UNIV MOD BULK PA, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ688TGGR-24 25111124 4248
233 PANDUIT CORP
CAT6 MINI-COM TX6 PLUS MOD BLACK, TELEPHONE WIRING
DEVICES (JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ688TGBL 25046157 3169
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
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after
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234 PANDUIT CORP PUP6AM04YL-UG, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P23-YL-R-PAN-AP 25713400 33000
235 PANDUIT CORP
MINICOM CAT5E JACK MODULE BLUE, TELEPHONE WIRING DEVICES
(JACKS & PLUGS)EA CJ5E88TGBU 25047861 4148
236 PANDUIT CORP
HORZ MGR FRONT ONLY 2RU 3.7IN D, METAL FRAMES/RACKS &
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA WMPF1E 22069416 532
237 PARA SYSTEMS INC SNMP CARD V3 SSL SECURITY, UPS & STANDBY POWER SUPPLIES EA SNMP-NV6 25407650 189
238 PELCO CAMERA INTEGRATION FEE PER CAMERA - EITH, Security CCTV/Surv EA DS-SW-CAM 25197599 659
239 PELCO DOME FIX STD INDOOR 12/24V NTSC 2.8-10.5, Security CCTV/Surv EA FD2-V10-6 25443152 165
240 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
CONVERTIBLE HEADSETDECT 6.0NA, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE
INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA CS540 25393222 2830
241 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
Cnvrtbl hdset DECT 6.0 w/HL10 Lifter, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE
INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA CS540/HL10 25409312 1181
242 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ W740 SAVI 3 IN 1 CONVERTIBLE, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA W740 25385627 786
243 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ ELEC HOOKSWITCH APC-42 CS500/SAVI, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA 38350-12 25671466 2533
244 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ W745 SAVI 3 IN 1 W DELUXE CHARGER, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA W745 25394670 300
245 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ ENCOREPRO HW720, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA HW720 25684758 501
246 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
SUPRAPLUS WIDEBAND, TELECOMMUNICATION PRODUCTS INSIDE
PLANT EA HW251N 25085566 828
247 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
SUPRAPLUS WIDEBAND, TELECOMMUNICATION PRODUCTS INSIDE
PLANT EA HW261N 25085563 583
248 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
COIL CB QD TO MLE MOD PLG, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE
INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA 26716-01 95000741 1347
249 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ HANDSET LIFTER, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA HL10 99970722 812
250 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ ELEC HOOKSWITCH APV-63 CS500/SAVI, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA 38734-11 25414393 735
251 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
W740-MSAVI 3IN1CONVERTIBLEMOCDECT 6.0NA, HEADSETS &
ACCESSORIES EA W740-M 25385628 146
252 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ ENCOREPRO HW540, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA HW540 25684752 406
253 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ M22 AMP UPDT, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA M22 25684767 386
254 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
SUPRAPLUS WIDEBAND MONAURAL HEADSET, HEADSETS &
ACCESSORIES EA HW251 25177053 606
255 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ PLG PRG AMP W/10FT CORD, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA P10 91010737 366
256 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
OTH HEADSETMONDECT 6.0NA, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE
INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA CS510 25393224 134
257 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ ENCOREPRO HW710, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA HW710 25684757 264
258 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ
OTH HEADSETBINDECT 6.0NA, ALL VOICE TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS
EXCEPT EA CS520 25393223 110
259 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ WIRELESS HEADSET 86305-1, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA CS530 25438331 118
260 PLANTRONICS/SANTA CRUZ BLACKWIRE C320, HEADSETS & ACCESSORIES EA BLACKWIRE C320 25422051 500
261 POWER SONIC CORP SEALED RECHARGEABLE BATTERY, BUILDERS PRODUCTS EA PS-121000 25265664 129
262 POWER SONIC CORP
LEADACID BAT 7A 12V B/UPF1, ES BATTERIES, CIRCUIT BREAKERS,
FUSES EA PS-1270F1 99847822 1139
263 PROLABS USA INC
10GBASE-LR SFP+ 1310NM 10KM, TELECOMMUNICATION
PRODUCTS INSIDE PLANT EA SFP-10G-LR-C 25837403 282
264 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
APC SMART-UPS RT 2200 VA RM 120V, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA SURTA2200RMXL2U 25281650 187
265 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
RACK PDU 2G METERED ZEROU 8.6KW 208V (36, METAL
FRAMES/RACKS & AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA AP8865 25309530 218
266 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
SMART UPS 1500VA LCD RM 2U 120V, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA SMT1500RM2U 25362006 199
267 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
UPS NETWORK MNGMNT CARD2 W/ENVIR MONITOR, UPS &
STANDBY POWER SUPPLIES EA AP9631 25245365 317
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
268 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
UPS NETWORK MANAGEMENT CARD 2, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA AP9630 25245363 464
269 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
SMART-UPS X 1500VA RK/TWR LCD 120V W/ NT, UPS & STANDBY
POWER SUPPLIES EA SMX1500RM2UNC 25265872 112
270 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
REPLACEMENT BATTERY, METAL FRAMES/RACKS & AUXILIARY
PRODUCTS EA RBC24 25084686 292
271 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
APC SMART-UPS 1500VA LCD 120V, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA SMT1500 25270525 148
272 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
SMART UPS X 120V EXT BAT PK RACK/TWR, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA SMX120RMBP2U 25386901 107
273 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
REPLACEMENT BATTERY CARTRIDGE, METAL FRAMES/RACKS &
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA RBC7 97212509 224
274 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC APC SMART-UPS 750VA LCD 120V, UPS & STANDBY POWER SUPPLIES EA SMT750 25270528 123
275 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
APC BACK-UPS RS 865 WATTS / 1500 VAINPUT, UPS & STANDBY
POWER SUPPLIES EA BR1500G 25310308 150
276 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
REPLACEMENT BATTERY CARTRIDGE #55, METAL FRAMES/RACKS &
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA RBC55 25196593 106
277 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
VERTICAL CABLE ORGZ NETSHELTERVX, METAL FRAMES/RACKS &
AUXILIARY PRODUCTS EA AR8442 25011552 199
278 SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC IT USA INC
SMART UPS RT TWO POST RAIL KIT, UPS & STANDBY POWER
SUPPLIES EA AP9625 25161034 167
279 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 6H-272-4A, CAT6A PVC EA 6ANP4P24-WH-R-ESS-PV-FH 25262161 1134000
280 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 6H-272-2B, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-BL-R-ESS-AP-FH 25215149 715000
281 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 6H-272-2A, CAT6A PVC M 6ANP4P24-BL-R-ESS-PV-FH 25262159 518000
282 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 77-240-2B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-P-ESS-AP-CE 25060507 369000
283 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 12288RD01, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-288-LA-A-3E-BK-ESS/COR CUT 25810821 35100
284 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 66-240-2B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE, 1000 FT/EA EA 6P4P24-BL-P-ESS-AP 22108318 887000
285 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 77-240-4B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-WH-P-ESS-AP-CE 25060510 275048
286 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 51-241-28, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-BL-P-ESS-TP 99550304 368000
287 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 122883D01, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-288-LA-A-3E-BK-ESS-CUT REEL 25810518 21500
288 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 77-246-2B, CATEGORY 6 UTP PLENUM CABLE M 6P4P24-BL-S-ESS-AP-CE 22126653 169000
289 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 77-240-2A, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 6NP4P24-BL-P-ESS-PV-CE 25060502 252000
290 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 52-241-28, CAT. 5EXH UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHP4P24-BL-P-ESS-TP 96093589 211000
291 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 51-240-25, CATEGORY 5E UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 5ENP4P24-BL-P-ESS-PV 99550308 337000
292 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 52-200-25, CAT.5EXH UTP NON-PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHNP4P24-BL-S-ESS-PV 96093579 338000
293 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP W3012K101, SINGLE MODE DISTRIBUTION CABLE RISER M S-RO-12-DN-A-BK-ESS-CUT REEL-OT 25672283 100000
294 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 54-246-2B, CATEGORY 6 EXH, UTP PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM M 6EXHP4P24-BL-S-ESS-AP 99847852 78000
295 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP F460-006U32-E991, MULTI-MODE OUTSIDE PLANT / RO-LT-CT EA M-5-PO-6-CL-A-LX-BK-ESS 25835070 21902
296 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 12144RD01, SINGLE-MODE OUTSIDE PLT/RO/ARMOURED LTA-CTA EA S-OP-144-LA-A-3E-BK-ESS/COR CUT 25810819 15305
297 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 51-241-68, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-YL-P-ESS-TP 22108083 183000
298 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 6A-272-2B, CAT6A PLENUM M 6AP4P24-BL-R-ESS-AP 25027756 56000
299 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 52-240-55, CAT.5EXH UTP NON-PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHNP4P24-GN-P-ESS-PV 99565326 245000
300 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 51-241-58, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE EA 5EP4P24-GN-P-ESS-TP 22066614 186000
301 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 52-200-35, CAT.5EXH UTP NON-PLENUM EXTRA HEADROOM CABLE M 5EXHNP4P24-GY-S-ESS-PV 96093582 224000
302 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 09-116-02, RUS SPEC CABLE, ALUMINUM SHIELD M DB-600P24-AL-89-ESS-CUT REEL 25190018 1600
303 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP
04-001-68, ALL CATEGORY 6 & 6A OUTSIDE PLANT AND
INDOOR/OUTDOOR CABLES M 6-O4P24-BK-R-ESS-NR 25054353 75000
304 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 18-475-33, CATEGORY 3 UTP NON-PLENUM CABLE M 3NP25P24-GY-R-ESS-PV-CUTREEL 22103739 30605
305 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 51-241-48, CATEGORY 5E UTP PLENUM CABLE M 5EP4P24-WH-P-ESS-TP 99550305 139000
ITEM MFG NAME DESCRIPTION UOM MANUFACTURER NUMBER SUPPLIER #
ANNUAL
USAGE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
Manufacturer
& Model #
Offered
Price List
Title &
Date/No.
Price List
Page
List Price
(EA)
Off Price
List
Offered
Net Price
after
Discount
306 SUPERIOR ESSEX INTERNATIONAL LP 09-081-02, RUS SPEC CABLE, ALUMINUM SHIELD M DB-600P22-AL-89-ESS 98409477 900
307 TALK-A-PHONE ADA COMPLIANT PHONE, Security Alarm/Notif EA ETP-400 22118681 118
308 TE CONNECTIVITY
WRP ARND RR SLV 500-1000, INSULATING MATERIAL, FIRE-STOP,
TAPE & HEAT SHRINK EA CRSM-84/20-1200 92141098 265
309 THE SIEMON COMPANY
4-PR SLD SYS 6 UTP 1000FT 23AWG RLX BL, CATEGORY 6 UTP
PLENUM CABLE EA 9C6P4-E3-06-RXA 22121737 501
310 THE SIEMON COMPANY
CBL CPR CAT6 E3 4PR SLD UTP CMR WHT RIB, CATEGORY 6 UTP NON-
PLENUM CABLE EA 9C6R4-E3-02-RBA 25811570 200
311 THOMAS & BETTS CORP - ELECTRICAL
1IN PLENUM ORG W/TAPE, CABLE PRESSURIZATION SYSTEMS &
ACCESSORIES EA CF4X1C-CUT REEL 22063210 11830
312 TONE COMMANDER SYSTEMS INC
ISDN PHONE 10 CALL APPEARANCES-S/T INTF, ALL VOICE
TELEPHONE INSTRUMENTS EXCEPT EA 8610T 25063551 162
313 TRIPP LITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY UNIV REPL BATT CARTRIDGE, UPS & STANDBY POWER SUPPLIES EA RBC51 22120760 570
314 VALCOM INC
IP SOUNDPOINT SIP LAY-IN CEILING SPEAKER, VOICE SECURITY
NOTIF EA VIP-402A 25783716 293
315 VALCOM INC IP 2X2 LAYIN CEILING SPEAKER WHITE, VOICE SECURITY NOTIF EA VIP-402A-IC 25681829 165
316 VALCOM INC LAY IN CEILING SPEAKER 2 X 2 PKG OF 2, VOICE SECURITY NOTIF EA V-9022A-2 98310489 836
317 VALCOM INC ENHANCED NTWK AUDIO PORT, VOICE SECURITY NOTIF EA VIP-801A 25681830 111
318 VELCRO USA INCORPORATED 3/4IN VELCRO BLK 75FT, FASTENING DEVICES, & VELCRO EA 189645 22075182 865
319 WIREMOLD CO STL RACEWAY 700 IVORY, STEEL SURFACE RACEWAY EA V700 88299220 41521
320 WIREMOLD CO STL RACEWAY BASE 10FT V4000 IVORY, STEEL SURFACE RACEWAY EA V4000B-10 93152491 7540
321 WIREMOLD CO STL RACEWAY 500 IVORY, STEEL SURFACE RACEWAY EA V500 88299213 35670
322 WIREMOLD CO OVER FLOOR RACEWAY BASE AND COVER, SPECIALTY RACEWAY EA OFRBC-8 25398697 880
323 WIREMOLD CO TPP IVRY 2-20A DPLX 10FT, STEEL POWER POLE EA 25DTP-4 94025344 199
324 WIREMOLD CO STL DEVICE BOX IVORY, RACEWAY HARDWARD AND ACCESSORIES EA V5748 88299176 4092
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Appendix B-1 - Discount by Category for Electrical Items for RFP EV2370 Proposer Name:
Authorized Signature:
INSTRUCTIONS :
Category Manufacturer Price List Title
Price List
Date/Number
Applicable
Column
Discount Off Price List
Offered
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2
3
1
2
3
1
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PROPOSAL PRICE SHEET
For each category listed, state the manufacturer, price list, price list date and number, applicable column from price list, and the discount percentage off the price list you are offering.
If you are offering a product category other than those listed below, identify the category and your offer in the row(s) labeled "Other." You may list up to three (3) manufacturers/price
lists per category on this worksheet. If additional space is required, please insert additional rows listing your additional offers in the same format as this bid price sheet.
Conduit Bodies & Fittings
Electronic Vehicle Fueling Stations
Conduit, Channel & Fittings
Control Equipment & Transformers
Distribution Equipment
Electrical Distribution
Electrical Boxes and Covers
Electrical Outlets and Switches
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Category Manufacturer Price List Title
Price List
Date/Number
Applicable
Column
Discount Off Price List
Offered
3
1
2
3
1
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3
1
2
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1
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1
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Fans, Heaters and Ventilation Equipment
Flashlights & Batteries
Fuses
Lamps & Ballasts
Enclosures & Cabinets
Lighting Fixtures
Lugs, Terminals & Connectors
Raceway & Plugmold
Safety Switches
Test Equipment
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Category Manufacturer Price List Title
Price List
Date/Number
Applicable
Column
Discount Off Price List
Offered
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
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1
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Other:
Tools & Fasteners
Wire & Cable
Wiring Devices
Other:
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Appendix B-2 - Discount by Category for Data Communications & Security Items for RFP EV2370 Proposer Name:
Authorized Signature:
INSTRUCTIONS :
Category Manufacturer Price List Title
Price List
Date/Number
Applicable
Column
Discount Off Price List
Offered
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
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1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
PROPOSAL PRICE SHEET
For each category listed, state the manufacturer, price list, price list date and number, applicable column from price list, and the discount percentage off the price list you are offering.
If you are offering a product category other than those listed below, identify the category and your offer in the row(s) labeled "Other." You may list up to three (3) manufacturers/price
lists per category on this worksheet. If additional space is required, please insert additional rows listing your additional offers in the same format as this bid price sheet.
Datacom Cable
Datacom Connectivity
Power Products
Networking
Racks and Cabinets
Cable Management
Tools and Test Equipment
Physical Security and Access Control
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Category Manufacturer Price List Title
Price List
Date/Number
Applicable
Column
Discount Off Price List
Offered
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
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3
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2
3
1
2
3
1
2
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Wire & Cable
Other:
Other:
Voice Products
Video Surveillance
Wireless
Solar
Appendix C - Project Pricing and Additional Discounts for RFP EV2370 Proposer Name:
INSTRUCTIONS Authorized Signature:
1)Provide any additional proposed pricing incentives
2)List Services Proposed and the percent mark up over cost
Additional Pricing Incentives Discount or Rebate
Large Volume Purchase Discounts
Quick Payment Discount
Annual Rebates
Other
Services (please list Services Proposed)Proposed Percent (%) Mark up Over Cost
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ADMINISTRATION AGREEMENT
This ADMINISTRATION AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is made as of , by
and between U.S. COMMUNITIES GOVERNMENT PURCHASING ALLIANCE (“U.S.
Communities”) and (“Supplier”).
RECITALS
WHEREAS, (“Lead Public Agency”) has entered into a certain Master
Agreement dated as of even date herewith, referenced as Agreement No. , by and between Lead
Public Agency and Supplier (as amended from time to time in accordance with the terms thereof, the
“Master Agreement”) for the purchase of (the “Products and Services”);
WHEREAS, the Master Agreement provides that any state, county, city, special district, local
government, school district, private K-12 school, technical or vocational school, higher education
institution (including community colleges, colleges and universities, both public and private), other
government agency or nonprofit organization (each a “Public Agency” and collectively, “Public
Agencies”) may purchase Products and Services at the prices indicated in the Master Agreement upon
prior registration with U.S. Communities, in which case the Public Agency becomes a “Participating
Public Agency”;
WHEREAS, U.S. Communities has the administrative and legal capacity to administer purchases
under the Master Agreement to Participating Public Agencies;
WHEREAS, U.S. Communities serves in an administrative capacity for Lead Public Agency and
other lead public agencies in connection with other master agreements offered by U.S. Communities;
WHEREAS, Lead Public Agency desires U.S. Communities to proceed with administration of the
Master Agreement on the same basis as other master agreements;
WHEREAS, “U.S. Communities Government Purchasing Alliance” is a trade name licensed by
U.S. Communities Purchasing & Finance Agency; and
WHEREAS, U.S. Communities and Supplier desire to enter into this Agreement to make
available the Master Agreement to Participating Public Agencies.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained in this Agreement, U.S.
Communities and Supplier hereby agree as follows:
ARTICLE I
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1.1 The Master Agreement, attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by
reference as though fully set forth herein, and the terms and conditions contained therein shall apply to
this Agreement except as expressly changed or modified by this Agreement.
1.2 U.S. Communities shall be afforded all of the rights, privileges and indemnifications
afforded to Lead Public Agency under the Master Agreement, and such rights, privileges and
indemnifications shall accrue and apply with equal effect to U.S. Communities under this Agreement
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including, without limitation, Supplier’s obligation to provide insurance and indemnifications to Lead
Public Agency.
1.3 Supplier shall perform all duties, responsibilities and obligations required under the
Master Agreement.
1.4 U.S. Communities shall perform all of its duties, responsibilities and obligations as
administrator of purchases under the Master Agreement as set forth herein, and Supplier acknowledges
that U.S. Communities shall act in the capacity of administrator of purchases under the Master
Agreement.
1.5 With respect to any purchases made by Lead Public Agency or any Participating Public
Agency pursuant to the Master Agreement, U.S. Communities (a) shall not be construed as a dealer, re-
marketer, representative, partner, or agent of any type of Supplier, Lead Public Agency or such
Participating Public Agency, (b) shall not be obligated, liable or responsible (i) for any orders made by
Lead Public Agency, any Participating Public Agency or any employee of Lead Public Agency or a
Participating Public Agency under the Master Agreement, or (ii) for any payments required to be made
with respect to such order, and (c) shall not be obligated, liable or responsible for any failure by a
Participating Public Agency to (i) comply with procedures or requirements of applicable law or
ordinance, or (ii) obtain the due authorization and approval necessary to purchase under the Master
Agreement. U.S. Communities makes no representations or guaranties with respect to any minimum
purchases required to be made by Lead Public Agency, any Participating Public Agency, or any employee
of Lead Public Agency or a Participating Public Agency under the Master Agreement.
ARTICLE II
TERM OF AGREEMENT
2.1 This Agreement is effective as of and shall terminate upon
termination of the Master Agreement or any earlier termination in accordance with the terms of this
Agreement, provided, however, that the obligation to pay all amounts owed by Supplier to U.S.
Communities through the termination of this Agreement and all indemnifications afforded by Supplier to
U.S. Communities shall survive the term of this Agreement.
ARTICLE III
REPRESENTATIONS AND COVENANTS
3.1 U.S. Communities views the relationship with Supplier as an opportunity to provide
benefits to the Lead Public Agency, Public Agencies and Supplier. The successful foundation of the
relationship requires certain representations and covenants from both U.S. Communities and Supplier.
3.2 U.S. Communities’ Representations and Covenants.
(a) Marketing. U.S. Communities shall proactively market the Master Agreement
to Public Agencies using resources such as a network of major sponsors including the National League
of Cities (NLC), the National Association of Counties (NACo), the United States Conference of
Mayors (USCM), the Association of School Business Officials (ASBO), and the National Governor’s
Association (NGA) (collectively, the “Founding Co-Sponsors”), and individual national, regional and
state-level sponsors. In addition, the U.S. Communities staff shall make best efforts to enhance
Supplier’s marketing efforts through meetings with Public Agencies, participation in key events and
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tradeshows and other marketing activity such as advertising, articles and promotional campaigns.
(b) Training and Knowledge Management Support. U.S. Communities shall provide
support for the education, training and engagement of Supplier’s sales force as provided herein. Through
its staff (each, a “Program Manager” and collectively, the “Program Managers”), U.S. Communities shall,
with scheduling assistance from Supplier, conduct training sessions and conduct calls jointly with
Supplier to Public Agencies. U.S. Communities shall also provide Supplier with access to U.S.
Communities’ private intranet website which provides presentations, documents and information to assist
Supplier’s sales force in effectively promoting the Master Agreement.
3.3 Supplier’s Representations and Covenants. Supplier hereby represents and covenants as
follows in order to ensure that Supplier is providing the highest level of public benefit to Participating
Public Agencies (such representations and covenants are sometimes referred to as “Supplier’s
Commitments” and are comprised of the Corporate Commitment, Pricing Commitment, Economy
Commitment and Sales Commitment):
(a) Corporate Commitment.
(i) The pricing, terms and conditions of the Master Agreement shall, at all
times, be Supplier’s primary contractual offering of Products and Services to Public Agencies. All of
Supplier’s direct and indirect marketing and sales efforts to Public Agencies shall demonstrate that the
Master Agreement is Supplier’s primary offering and not just one of Supplier’s contract options.
(ii) Supplier’s sales force (including inside, direct and/or authorized dealers,
distributors and representatives) shall always present the Master Agreement when marketing Products or
Services to Public Agencies.
(iii) Supplier shall advise all Public Agencies that are existing customers of
Supplier as to the pricing and other value offered through the Master Agreement.
(iv) Upon authorization by a Public Agency, Supplier shall transition such
Public Agency to the pricing, terms and conditions of the Master Agreement.
(v) Supplier shall ensure that the U.S. Communities program and the Master
Agreement are actively supported by Supplier’s senior executive management.
(vi) Supplier shall provide a national/senior management level representative
with the authority and responsibility to ensure that the Supplier’s Commitments are maintained at all
times. Supplier shall also designate a lead referral contact person who shall be responsible for receiving
communications from U.S. Communities concerning new Participating Public Agency registrations and
for ensuring timely follow-up by Supplier’s staff to requests for contact from Participating Public
Agencies. Supplier shall also provide the personnel necessary to implement and support a supplier-based
internet web page dedicated to Supplier’s U.S. Communities program and linked to U.S. Communities’
website and shall implement and support such web page.
(vii) Supplier shall demonstrate in its procurement solicitation response and
throughout the term of the Master Agreement that national/senior management fully supports the U.S.
Communities program and its commitments and requirements. National/Senior management is defined as
the executive(s) with companywide authority.
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(viii) Where Supplier has an existing contract for Products and Services with a
state, Supplier shall notify the state of the Master Agreement and transition the state to the pricing, terms
and conditions of the Master Agreement upon the state’s request. Regardless of whether the state decides
to transition to the Master Agreement, Supplier shall primarily offer the Master Agreement to all Public
Agencies located within the state.
(b) Pricing Commitment.
(i) Supplier represents to U.S. Communities that the pricing offered under
the Master Agreement is the lowest overall available pricing (net to purchaser) on Products and Services
that it offers to Public Agencies. Supplier’s pricing shall be evaluated on either an overall project basis or
the Public Agency’s actual usage for more frequently purchased Products and Services.
(ii) Contracts Offering Lower Prices. If a pre-existing contract and/or a
Public Agency’s unique buying pattern provide one or more Public Agencies a lower price than that
offered under the Master Agreement, Supplier shall match that lower pricing under the Master Agreement
and inform the eligible Public Agencies that the lower pricing is available under the Master Agreement.
If an eligible Public Agency requests to be transitioned to the Master Agreement, Supplier shall do so and
report the Public Agency’s purchases made under the Master Agreement going forward. The price match
only applies to the eligible Public Agencies. Below are three examples of Supplier’s obligation to match
the pricing under Supplier’s contracts offering lower prices.
(A) Supplier holds a state contract with lower pricing that is
available to all Public Agencies within the state. Supplier would be required to match the lower
state pricing under the Master Agreement and make it available to all Public Agencies within the
state.
(B) Supplier holds a regional cooperative contract with lower pricing
that is available only to the ten cooperative members. Supplier would be required to match the
lower cooperative pricing under the Master Agreement and make it available to the ten
cooperative members.
(C) Supplier holds a contract with an individual Public Agency. The
Public Agency contract does not contain any cooperative language and therefore other Public
Agencies are not eligible to utilize the contract. Supplier would be required to match the lower
pricing under the Master Agreement and make it available only to the individual Public Agency.
(iii) Deviating Buying Patterns. Occasionally U.S. Communities and
Supplier may interact with a Public Agency that has a buying pattern or terms and conditions that
considerably deviate from the normal Public Agency buying pattern and terms and conditions, and causes
Supplier’s pricing under the Master Agreement to be higher than an alternative contract held by Supplier.
This could be created by a unique end-user preference or requirements. In the event that this situation
occurs, Supplier may address the issue by lowering the price under the Master Agreement on the item(s)
causing the large deviation for that Public Agency. Supplier would not be required to lower the price for
other Public Agencies.
(iv) Supplier’s Options in Responding to a Third Party Procurement
Solicitation. While it is the objective of U.S. Communities to encourage Public Agencies to piggyback on
to the Master Agreement rather than issue their own procurement solicitations, U.S. Communities
recognizes that for various reasons some Public Agencies will issue their own solicitations. The
following options are available to Supplier when responding to a Public Agency solicitation:
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(A) Supplier may opt not to respond to the procurement solicitation.
Supplier may make the Master Agreement available to the Public Agency as a comparison to its
solicitation responses.
(B) Supplier may respond with the pricing, terms and conditions of
the Master Agreement. If Supplier is awarded the contract, the sales would be reported as sales
under the Master Agreement.
(C) If competitive conditions require pricing lower than the standard
Master Agreement pricing, Supplier may submit lower pricing through the Master Agreement. If
Supplier is awarded the contract, the sales would be reported as sales under the Master
Agreement. Supplier would not be required to extend the lower price to other Public Agencies.
(D) Supplier may respond to the procurement solicitation with
pricing that is higher (net to buyer) than the pricing offered under the Master Agreement. If
awarded a contract, Supplier shall still be bound by all obligations set forth in this Section 3.3,
including, without limitation, the requirement to continue to advise the awarding Public Agency
of the pricing, terms and conditions of the Master Agreement.
(E) Supplier may respond to the procurement solicitation with
pricing that is higher (net to buyer) than the pricing offered under the Master Agreement and if an
alternative response is permitted, Supplier may offer the pricing under the Master Agreement as
an alternative for consideration.
(c) Economy Commitment. Supplier shall demonstrate the benefits, including the
pricing advantage, of the Master Agreement over alternative options, including competitive solicitation
pricing and shall proactively offer the terms and pricing under the Master Agreement to Public Agencies
as a more effective alternative to the cost and time associated with such alternate bids and solicitations.
(d) Sales Commitment. Supplier shall market the Master Agreement through
Supplier’s sales force or dealer network that is properly trained, engaged and committed to offering the
Master Agreement as Supplier’s primary offering to Public Agencies. Supplier’s sales force
compensation and incentives shall be greater than or equal to the compensation and incentives earned
under other contracts to Public Agencies.
(i) Supplier Sales. Supplier shall be responsible for proactive sales of
Supplier’s Products and Services to Public Agencies and the timely follow-up to sales leads identified by
U.S. Communities. Use of product catalogs, targeted advertising, direct mail, online marketing and other
sales initiatives are encouraged. All of Supplier’s sales materials targeted towards Public Agencies shall
include the U.S. Communities logo. U.S. Communities hereby grants to Supplier, during the term of this
Agreement, a non-exclusive, revocable, non-transferable, license to use the U.S. Communities name,
trademark, and logo solely to perform its obligations under this Agreement, and for no other purpose.
Any goodwill, rights, or benefits derived from Supplier's use of the U.S. Communities name, trademark,
or logo shall inure to the benefit of U.S. Communities. U.S. Communities shall provide Supplier with its
logo and the standards to be employed in the use of the logo. During the term of the Agreement, the
Supplier shall provide U.S. Communities with its logo and the standards to be employed in the use of the
logo for purposes of reproducing and using Supplier’s name and logo in connection with the advertising,
marketing and promotion of the Master Agreement to Public Agencies. Supplier shall assist U.S.
Communities by providing camera-ready logos and by participating in related trade shows and
conferences. At a minimum, Supplier's sales initiatives shall communicate that (i) the Master Agreement
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was competitively solicited by the Lead Public Agency, (ii) the Master Agreement provides the Supplier’s
best overall pricing and value to eligible agencies, (iii) there is no cost to Participating Public Agencies,
and (iv) the Master Agreement is a non-exclusive contract.
(ii) Branding and Logo Compliance. Supplier shall be responsible for
complying with the U.S. Communities branding and logo standards and guidelines. Prior to use by
Supplier, all U.S. Communities related marketing material must be submitted to U.S. Communities for
review and approval.
(iii) Sales Force Training. Supplier shall train its national sales force on the
Master Agreement and U.S. Communities program. U.S. Communities shall be available to train on a
national, regional or local level and generally assist with the education of sales personnel.
(iv) Participating Public Agency Access. Supplier shall establish the
following communication links to facilitate customer access and communication:
(A) A dedicated U.S. Communities internet web-based homepage
that is accessible from Supplier’s homepage or main menu navigation containing:
(1) U.S. Communities standard logo with Founding Co-
Sponsors logos;
(2) Copy of original procurement solicitation;
(3) Copy of Master Agreement including any amendments;
(4) Summary of Products and Services pricing;
(5) Electronic link to U.S. Communities’ online registration
page; and
(6) Other promotional material as requested by U.S.
Communities.
(B) A dedicated toll-free national hotline for inquiries regarding
U.S. Communities.
(C) A dedicated email address for general inquiries in the following
format: uscommunities@(name of supplier).com.
(v) Electronic Registration. Supplier shall be responsible for ensuring that
each Public Agency has completed U.S. Communities’ online registration process prior to processing the
Public Agency’s first sales order.
(vi) Supplier’s Performance Review. Upon request by U.S. Communities,
Supplier shall participate in a performance review meeting with U.S. Communities to evaluate Supplier’s
performance of the covenants set forth in this Agreement.
(vii) Supplier Content. Supplier may, from time to time, provide certain
graphics, media, and other content to U.S. Communities (collectively "Supplier Content") for use on U.S.
Communities websites and for general marketing and publicity purposes. During the term of the
Agreement, Supplier hereby grants to U.S. Communities and its affiliates a non-exclusive, worldwide,
free, transferrable, license to reproduce, modify, distribute, publically perform, publically display, and use
Supplier Content in connection with U.S. Communities websites and for general marketing and publicity
purposes, with the right to sublicense each and every such right. Supplier warrants that: (a) Supplier is
the owner of or otherwise has the unrestricted right to grant the rights in and to Supplier Content as
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contemplated hereunder; and (b) the use of Supplier Content and any other materials or services provided
to U.S. Communities as contemplated hereunder will not violate, infringe, or misappropriate the
intellectual property rights or other rights of any third party
3.4 Breach of Supplier’s Representations and Covenants. The representations and covenants
set forth in this Agreement are the foundation of the relationship between U.S. Communities and
Supplier. If Supplier is found to be in violation of, or non-compliance with, one or more of the
representations and covenants set forth in this Agreement, Supplier shall have ninety (90) days from the
notice of default to cure such violation or non-compliance and, if Supplier fails to cure such violation or
non-compliance within such notice period, it shall be deemed a cause for immediate termination of the
Master Agreement at Lead Public Agency’s sole discretion or this Agreement at U.S. Communities’ sole
discretion.
3.5 Indemnity. Supplier hereby agrees to indemnify and defend U.S. Communities, and its
parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, shareholders, member, manager, officers, directors, employees,
agents, and representatives from and against any and all claims, costs, proceedings, demands, losses,
damages, and expenses (including, without limitation, reasonable attorney's fees and legal costs) of any
kind or nature, arising from or relating to, any actual or alleged breach of any of Supplier's
representations, warranties, or covenants in this Agreement.
ARTICLE IV
PRICING AUDITS
4.1 Supplier shall, at Supplier’s sole expense, maintain an accounting of all purchases made
by Lead Public Agency and Participating Public Agencies under the Master Agreement. U.S.
Communities and Lead Public Agency each reserve the right to audit the accounting for a period of three
(3) years from the time such purchases are made. This audit right shall survive termination of this
Agreement for a period of one (1) year from the effective date of termination. U.S. Communities shall
have the authority to conduct random audits of Supplier’s pricing that is offered to Participating Public
Agencies at U.S. Communities’ sole cost and expense. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event that
U.S. Communities is made aware of any pricing being offered to three (3) or more Participating Public
Agencies that is materially inconsistent with the pricing under the Master Agreement, U.S. Communities
shall have the ability to conduct a reasonable audit of Supplier’s pricing at Supplier’s sole cost and
expense during regular business hours upon reasonable notice. U.S. Communities may conduct the audit
internally or may engage a third-party auditing firm on a non-contingent basis. Supplier shall solely be
responsible for the cost of the audit. In the event of an audit, the requested materials shall be provided in
the format and at the location where kept in the ordinary course of business by Supplier.
ARTICLE V
FEES & REPORTING
5.1 Administrative Fees. Supplier shall pay to U.S. Communities a monthly administrative
fee based upon the total sales price of all purchases shipped and billed pursuant to the Master Agreement,
excluding taxes, in the amount of two percent (2%) of aggregate purchases made during each calendar
month (individually and collectively, “Administrative Fees”). Supplier’s annual sales shall be measured
on a calendar year basis. All Administrative Fees shall be payable in U.S. Dollars and shall be made by
wire to U.S. Communities, or its designee or trustee as may be directed in writing by U.S. Communities.
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Administrative Fees shall be due and payable within thirty (30) days of the end of each calendar month
for purchases shipped and billed during such calendar month. U.S. Communities agrees to pay to Lead
Public Agency five percent (5%) of all Administrative Fees received from Supplier to help offset Lead
Public Agency’s costs incurred in connection with managing the Master Agreement nationally.
5.2 Sales Reports. Within thirty (30) days of the end of each calendar month, Supplier shall
deliver to U.S. Communities an electronic accounting report, in the format prescribed by Exhibit B,
attached hereto, summarizing all purchases made under the Master Agreement during such calendar
month (“Sales Report”). All purchases indicated in the Sales Report shall be denominated in U.S.
Dollars. All purchases shipped and billed pursuant to the Master Agreement for the applicable calendar
month shall be included in the Sales Report. Submitted reports shall be verified by U.S. Communities
against its registration database. Any data that is inconsistent with the registration database shall be
changed prior to processing. U.S. Communities reserves the right upon reasonable advance notice to
Supplier to change the prescribed report format to accommodate the distribution of the Administrative
Fees to its program sponsors and state associations.
5.3 Exception Reporting/Sales Reports Audits. U.S. Communities or its designee may, at its
sole discretion, compare Supplier’s Sales Reports with Participating Public Agency records or other sales
analysis performed by Participating Public Agencies, sponsors, advisory board members or U.S.
Communities staff. If there is a material discrepancy between the Sales Report and such records or sales
analysis as determined by U.S. Communities, U.S. Communities shall notify Supplier in writing and
Supplier shall have thirty (30) days from the date of such notice to resolve the discrepancy to U.S.
Communities’ reasonable satisfaction. Upon resolution of the discrepancy, Supplier shall remit payment
to U.S. Communities’ trustee within fifteen (15) calendar days. Any questions regarding an exception
report should be directed to U.S. Communities in writing to reporting@uscommunities.org. If Supplier
does not resolve the discrepancy to U.S. Communities’ reasonable satisfaction within thirty (30) days,
U.S. Communities shall have the right to engage outside services to conduct an independent audit of
Supplier’s reports. Supplier shall solely be responsible for the cost of the audit.
5.4 Online Reporting. Within forty-five (45) days of the end of each calendar month, U.S.
Communities shall provide online reporting to Supplier containing Supplier’s sales reporting for such
calendar month. Supplier shall have access to various reports through the U.S. Communities intranet
website. Such reports are useful in resolving reporting issues and enabling Supplier to better manage its
Master Agreement.
5.5 Usage Reporting. Within thirty (30) days of the end of each contract year, Supplier shall
deliver to U.S. Communities an electronic usage report of all sales under the Master Agreement,
including:
(i) Supplier’s Product Number
(ii) Product Description
(iii) Manufacturer Name
(iv) Manufacturer Number
(v) Unit of Measure
(vi) U.S. Communities Price
(vii) Number of times ordered
(viii) Units sold
(ix) Sales by Manufacturer
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5.6 Supplier’s Failure to Provide Reports or Pay Administrative Fees. Failure to provide a
Sales Report or pay Administrative Fees within the time and in the manner specified herein shall be
regarded as a material breach under this Agreement and if not cured within thirty (30) days of written
notice to Supplier, shall be deemed a cause for termination of the Master Agreement at Lead Public
Agency’s sole discretion or this Agreement at U.S. Communities’ sole discretion. All Administrative
Fees not paid within thirty (30) days of the end of the previous calendar month shall bear interest at the
rate of one and one-half percent (1.5%) per month until paid in full.
ARTICLE VI
MISCELLANEOUS
6.1 Entire Agreement. This Agreement supersedes any and all other agreements, either oral
or in writing, between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof, and no other agreement,
statement, or promise relating to the subject matter of this Agreement which is not contained herein shall
be valid or binding.
6.2 Assignment.
(a) Supplier. Neither this Agreement nor any rights or obligations hereunder shall be
assignable by Supplier without prior written consent of U.S. Communities, and any assignment without
such consent shall be void.
(b) U.S. Communities. This Agreement and any rights or obligations hereunder may
be assigned by U.S. Communities in U.S. Communities’ sole discretion, to an existing or newly
established legal entity that has the authority and capacity to perform U.S. Communities’ obligations
hereunder.
6.3 Notices. All reports, notices or other communications given hereunder shall be delivered
by first-class mail, postage prepaid, or overnight delivery requiring signature on receipt to the addresses
as set forth below. U.S. Communities may, by written notice delivered to Supplier, designate any
different address to which subsequent reports, notices or other communications shall be sent.
U.S. Communities: U.S. Communities
9711 Washingtonian Blvd. Suite 100
Gaithersburg, MD 20878-7381
Attn: Program Manager Administration
Supplier:
Attn: U.S. Communities Program Manager
6.4 Severability. If any provision of this Agreement shall be deemed to be, or shall in fact
be, illegal, inoperative or unenforceable, the same shall not affect any other provision or provisions herein
contained or render the same invalid, inoperative or unenforceable to any extent whatever.
6.5 Waiver. Any failure of a party to enforce, for any period of time, any of the provisions
under this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of such provisions or of the right of said party
thereafter to enforce each and every provision under this Agreement.
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6.6 Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts, each of which
shall be an original and all of which shall constitute but one and the same instrument.
6.7 Modifications. This Agreement may not be effectively amended, changed, modified,
altered or terminated without the prior written consent of the parties hereto.
6.8 Governing Law; Arbitration. This Agreement will be governed by and interpreted in
accordance with the laws of the State of California without regard to any conflict of laws principles. Any
dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to this Agreement or the breach, termination,
enforcement, interpretation or validity thereof, including the determination of the scope or applicability of
this dispute resolution clause, shall be determined by arbitration in Walnut Creek, California, before one
(1) arbitrator. The arbitration shall be administered by JAMS pursuant to its Comprehensive Arbitration
Rules and Procedures. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction. This
clause shall not preclude parties from seeking provisional remedies in aid of arbitration from a court of
appropriate jurisdiction. The prevailing party will be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and
arbitration costs from the other party. The arbitration award shall be final and binding. Each party
commits that prior to commencement of arbitration proceedings, the parties shall submit the dispute to
JAMS for mediation. The parties will cooperate with JAMS and with one another in selecting a mediator
from JAMS panel of neutrals, and in promptly scheduling the mediation proceedings. The parties
covenant that they will participate in the mediation in good faith, and that they will share equally in its
costs. The mediation will be conducted by each party designating a duly authorized officer or other
representative to represent the party with the authority to bind the party, and that the parties agree to
exchange informally such information as is reasonably necessary and relevant to the issues being
mediated. All offers, promises, conduct, and statements, whether oral or written, made in the course of
the mediation by any of the parties, their agents, employees, experts, and attorneys, and by the mediator
or any JAMS employees, are confidential, privileged, and inadmissible for any purpose, including
impeachment, in any arbitration or other proceeding involving the parties, provided that evidence that is
otherwise admissible or discoverable shall not be rendered inadmissible or non-discoverable as a result of
its use in the mediation. If the dispute is not resolved within thirty (30) days from the date of the
submission of the dispute to mediation (or such later date as the parties may mutually agree in writing),
the administration of the arbitration shall proceed. The mediation may continue, if the parties so agree,
after the appointment of the arbitrator. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the mediator shall be
disqualified from serving as arbitrator in the case. The pendency of a mediation shall not preclude a party
from seeking provisional remedies in aid of the arbitration from a court of appropriate jurisdiction, and
the parties agree not to defend against any application for provisional relief on the ground that a
mediation is pending.
6.9 Successors and Assigns. This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and shall be
binding upon U.S. Communities, Supplier and any successor and assign thereto; subject, however, to the
limitations contained herein.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, U.S. Communities has caused this Agreement to be executed in its name and
Supplier has caused this Agreement to be executed in its name, all as of the date first written above.
U.S. Communities:
U.S. COMMUNITIES GOVERNMENT PURCHASING ALLIANCE
By
Name: Kevin Juhring
Title: President
Supplier:
By
Name:
Title:
Exhibit A
EXHIBIT A
MASTER AGREEMENT
(To Be Attached)
Exhibit B
EXHIBIT B
SALES REPORT FORMAT
MASTER INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATIVE PURCHASING AGREEMENT
This Master Intergovernmental Cooperative Purchasing Agreement (“Agreement”) is made
between certain government agencies that execute a Lead Public Agency Certificate
(collectively, “Lead Public Agencies”) to be appended and made a part hereof and other
government agencies (“Participating Public Agencies”) that agree to the terms and conditions
hereof through the U.S. Communities registration process and made a part hereof.
RECITALS
WHEREAS, after a competitive solicitation and selection process by Lead Public Agencies, in
compliance with their own policies, procedures, rules and regulations, a number of suppliers
(each, a “Contract Supplier”) have entered into Master Agreements with Lead Public
Agencies to provide a variety of goods, products and services based on national and
international volumes (herein “Products and Services”);
WHEREAS, Master Agreements are made available by Lead Public Agencies through U.S.
Communities and provide that Participating Public Agencies may purchase Products and
Services on the same terms, conditions and pricing as the Lead Public Agency, subject to any
applicable local purchasing ordinances and the laws of the State of purchase;
WHEREAS, the parties desire to comply with the requirements and formalities of any
intergovernmental cooperative act, if applicable, to the laws of the State of purchase;
WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to conserve resources and reduce procurement cost;
WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and economy of
the procurement of necessary Products and Services;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises contained in this Agreement, and
of the mutual benefits to result, the parties agree as follows:
1. That each party will facilitate the cooperative procurement of Products and Services.
2. That the procurement of Products and Services subject to this Agreement shall be conducted
in accordance with and subject to the relevant statutes, ordinances, rules and regulations that
govern each party’s procurement practices.
3. That the cooperative use of solicitations obtained by a party to this Agreement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions of the solicitation, except as modification of those
terms and conditions is otherwise allowed or required by applicable law.
4. That the Lead Public Agencies will make available, upon reasonable request and subject to
convenience, information which may assist in improving the effectiveness, efficiency and
economy of Participating Public Agencies’ procurement of Products and Services.
5. That the Participating Public Agency will make timely payments to the Contract Supplier
for Products and Services received in accordance with the terms and conditions of the
procurement. Payment, inspections and acceptance of Products and Services ordered by the
Participating Public Agency shall be the exclusive obligation of such Participating Public
Agency. Disputes between the Participating Public Agency and Contract Supplier are to be
resolved in accord with the law and venue rules of the State of purchase.
6. The Participating Public Agency shall not use this Agreement as a method for obtaining
additional concessions or reduced prices for similar products or services.
7. The Participating Public Agency is solely responsible for ordering, accepting, and paying
and any other action, inaction or decision regarding the Products and Services obtained
under this Agreement. A Lead Public Agency shall not be liable in any manner for any
action or inaction or decisions taken by a Participating Public Agency. The Participating
Public Agency shall, to the extent permitted by applicable law, hold the Lead Public Agency
harmless from any liability that may arise from action or inaction of the Participating Public
Agency.
8. The exercise of any rights or remedies by the Participating Public Agency shall be the
exclusive obligation of such Participating Public Agency.
9. This Agreement shall remain in effect until termination by a party giving thirty (30) days
prior written notice to U.S. Communities at 2999 Oak Road, Suite 710, Walnut Creek, CA
94597.
10. This Agreement shall become effective after execution of the Lead Public Agency
Certificate or Participating Public Agency registration, as applicable.
SUPPLIER WORKSHEET FOR NATIONAL PROGRAM CONSIDERATION
Suppliers are required to meet specific qualifications. Please respond in the spaces provided
after each qualification statement below:
A. Will pricing for all Products/Services offered be the most competitive pricing offered by your
organization to Participating Public Agencies nationally?
YES____ NO____
B. Does your company have the ability to provide service to any Participating Public Agencies in the
contiguous 48 states and the ability to deliver service in Alaska and Hawaii?
YES____ *NO____
(*If no, identify the states where you do not have the ability to provide service to Participating Public
Agencies.)
C. Does your company have a national sales force, dealer network or distributor with the ability to call on
Participating Public Agencies in at least 35 U.S. states?
YES____ *NO____
(*If no, identify the states where you have the ability to call on Participating Public Agencies.)
D. Check which applies for your company sales last year in the United States:
_____ Sales between $0 and $25,000,000
_____ Sales between $25,000,001 and $50,000,000
_____ Sales between $50,000,001 and $100,000,000
_____ Sales greater than $100,000,001
E. Does your company have existing capacity to provide electronic and ecommerce ordering and billing?
YES____ NO____
F. Will your company assign a dedicated Senior Management level Account Manager to support the
resulting U.S. Communities program contract?
YES____ NO____
G. Does your company maintain records of your overall Participating Public Agencies’ sales that you can
and will share with U.S. Communities to monitor program implementation progress?
YES____ NO____
H. Will your company commit to the following program implementation schedule?
YES____ NO____
I. Will the U.S. Communities program contract be your lead public offering to Participating Public
Agencies?
YES____ NO_____
_____________________________________________________________________________
Submitted by:
________________________________ ___________________________________
(Printed Name) (Signature)
________________________________ ___________________________________
(Title) (Date)
State of Oregon, State of Hawaii, State of Washington
Agency Name State
Malama Honua Public Charter School HI
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST HI
Waimanalo Elementary and
Intermediate School HI
Kailua High School HI
PACIFIC BUDDHIST ACADEMY HI
HAWAII TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY HI
CONGREGATION OF CHRISTIAN
BROTHERS OF HAWAII, INC. HI
MARYKNOLL SCHOOL HI
ISLAND SCHOOL HI
STATE OF HAWAII, DEPT. OF
EDUCATION HI
KE KULA O S. M. KAMAKAU HI
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS HI
HANAHAU`OLI SCHOOL HI
KIHEI CHARTER SCHOOL HI
EMMANUAL LUTHERAN SCHOOL HI
School Lunch Program HI
Ewa Makai Middle School HI
Variety School of Hawaii HI
Our Savior Lutheran School HI
BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY HI
MAUI COUNTY COUNCIL HI
Kauai County Council HI
Honolulu Fire Department HI
COUNTY OF MAUI HI
Lanai Community Health Center HI
Maui High Band Booster Club HI
Big Brothers Big Sisters HI
Tri-Isle Resource Conservation and
Development District HI
Olanur HI
Kumulani Chapel HI
Chamber of Commerce Hawaii HI
Naalehu Assembly of God HI
outrigger canoe club HI
One Kalakaua HI
Native Hawaiian Hospitality
Association HI
Islands Hospice Inc HI
St. Theresa School HI
Hawaii Peace and Justice HI
Kauai Youth Basketball Association HI
NA HALE O MAUI HI
LEEWARD HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HI
WAIANAE COMMUNITY OUTREACH HI
NA LEI ALOHA FOUNDATION HI
HAWAII FAMILY LAW CLINIC DBA ALA
KUOLA HI
BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF
HAWAII HI
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII FEDERAL
CREDIT UNION HI
LANAKILA REHABILITATION CENTER
INC. HI
POLYNESIAN CULTURAL CENTER HI
CTR FOR CULTURAL AND TECH
INTERCHNG BETW EAST AND WEST HI
BISHOP MUSEUM HI
ALOCHOLIC REHABILITATION SVS OF HI
INC DBA HINA MAUKA HI
ASSOSIATION OF OWNERS OF KUKUI
PLAZA HI
MAUI ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
BOARD HI
NETWORK ENTERPRISES, INC. HI
HONOLULU HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HI
ALOHACARE HI
ORI ANUENUE HALE, INC. HI
IUPAT, DISTRICT COUNCIL 50 HI
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF HAWAII,
INC. HI
HAROLD K.L. CASTLE FOUNDATION HI
MAUI ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, INC. HI
EAH, INC. HI
PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT
FOUNDATION HI
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MAUI HI
W. M. KECK OBSERVATORY HI
HAWAII EMPLOYERS COUNCIL HI
HAWAII STATE FCU HI
MAUI COUNTY FCU HI
PUNAHOU SCHOOL HI
YMCA OF HONOLULU HI
EASTER SEALS HAWAII HI
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION HI
Pohaha I Ka Lani HI
Hawaii Area Committee HI
Tri-Isle RC&D HI
Lanai Federal Credit Union HI
Aloha United Way HI
Kipuka o Ke Ola HI
READ TO ME INTERNATIONAL
FOUNDATION HI
MAUI FAMILY YMCA HI
WAILUKU FEDERAL CREDIT UNION HI
ST. THERESA CHURCH HI
HALE MAHAOLU HI
West Maui Community Federal Credit
Union HI
Hawaii Island Humane Society HI
Western Pacific Fisheries Council HI
Kama'aina Care Inc HI
International Archaeological Research
Institute, Inc. HI
Community Empowerment Resources HI
Tutu and Me Traveling Preschool HI
First United Methodist Church HI
United Chinese Society HI
Haggai Institue HI
St. Francis Healthcare System HI
AOAO Royal Capitol Plaza HI
Kumpang Lanai HI
Child and Family Service HI
MARINE SURF WAIKIKI, INC. HI
Hawaii Health Connector HI
Hawaii Carpenters Market Recovery
Program Fund HI
Maui Aids Foundation Inc HI
Pukalani Baptist Church HI
Puu Heleakala Community Association HI
Saint Louis School HI
Kailua Racquet Club, Ltd. HI
Homewise Inc. HI
Hawaii Baptist Academy HI
Kroc Center Hawaii HI
Kupu HI
University of the Nations HI
ARGOSY UNIVERSITY HI
HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY HI
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA HI
RESEARCH CORPORATION OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII HI
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY -
HAWAII HI
University Clinical Research and
Association HI
Hawaii Medical College HI
CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY OF
HONOLULU HI
Ricoh HI
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE
STATE OF HAWAII HI
Hawaii Information Consortium HI
Leeward Community Church HI
E Malama In Keiki O Lanai HI
Keawala'i Congregational Church HI
Lanai Community Hospital HI
Angels at Play Preschool &
Kindergarten HI
Queen Emma Gardens AOAO HI
FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES OF WEST
HAWAII HI
Honolulu Community College HI
COLLEGE OF THE MARSHALL ISLANDS HI
DOT Airports Division Hilo
International Airport HI
Judiciary - State of Hawaii HI
ADMIN. SERVICES OFFICE HI
SOH- JUDICIARY CONTRACTS AND
PURCH HI
STATE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE HI
HAWAII CHILD SUPPORT
ENFORCEMENT AGENCY HI
HAWAII HEALTH SYSTEMS
CORPORATION HI
HAWAII AGRICULTURE RESEARCH
CENTER HI
STATE OF HAWAII HI
Third Judicial Circuit - State of Hawaii HI
State of Hawaii Department of
Transportation HI
Office of the Governor HI
State of Hawaii-Department of Health-
Disability & Communication Access HI
State of Hawaii Department of Human
Services HI
CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU HI
Lanai Youth Center HI
Silver Dolphin Bistro HI
Commander, Navy Region Hawaii HI
US Navy HI
Defense Information System Agency HI
84th Engineer Battalion HI
Department of Veterans Affairs HI
Hawaii County HI
Honolulu County HI
Kauai County HI
Maui County HI
Kalawao County HI
Aiea HI
Anahola HI
Barbers Point N A S HI
Camp H M Smith HI
Captain Cook HI
Eleele HI
Ewa Beach HI
Fort Shafter HI
Haiku HI
Hakalau HI
Haleiwa HI
Hana HI
Hanalei HI
Hanamaulu HI
Hanapepe HI
Hauula HI
Hawaii National Park HI
Hawaiian Ocean View HI
Hawi HI
Hickam AFB HI
Hilo HI
Holualoa HI
Honaunau HI
Honokaa HI
Honolulu HI
Honomu HI
Hoolehua HI
Kaaawa HI
Kahuku HI
Kahului HI
Kailua HI
Kailua Kona HI
Kalaheo HI
Kalaupapa HI
Kamuela HI
Kaneohe HI
Kapaa HI
Kapaau HI
Kapolei HI
Kaumakani HI
Kaunakakai HI
Kawela Bay HI
Keaau HI
Kealakekua HI
Kealia HI
Keauhou HI
Kekaha HI
Kihei HI
Kilauea HI
Koloa HI
Kualapuu HI
Kula HI
Kunia HI
Kurtistown HI
Lahaina HI
Laie HI
Lanai City HI
Laupahoehoe HI
Lawai HI
Lihue HI
M C B H Kaneohe Bay HI
Makawao HI
Makaweli HI
Maunaloa HI
Mililani HI
Mountain View HI
Naalehu HI
Ninole HI
Ocean View HI
Ookala HI
Paauhau HI
Paauilo HI
Pahala HI
Pahoa HI
Paia HI
Papaaloa HI
Papaikou HI
Pearl City HI
Pearl Harbor HI
Pepeekeo HI
Princeville HI
Pukalani HI
Puunene HI
Schofield Barracks HI
Tripler Army Medical Center HI
Volvano HI
Wahiawa HI
Waialua HI
Waianae HI
Waikoloa HI
Wailuku HI
Waimanalo HI
Waimea HI
Waipahu HI
Wake Island HI
Wheeler Army Airfield HI
Brigham Young University - Hawaii HI
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Canby School District No 86 OR
Central School District 13J (Polk
County, Oregon) OR
Milton-Freewater Unified School
District No 7 OR
Scappoose Adventist School OR
Ontario School District 8C OR
Trillium Charter School OR
Echo School District OR
Warrenton Hammond School OR
Immanuel Lutheran School OR
The Emerson School OR
Columbia Academy OR
VALLEY CATHOLIC SCHL OR
CROOK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
CORBETT SCHL DIST #39 OR
Trinity Lutheran Church and School OR
Bethel School District #52 OR
OREGON CITY PUBLIC SCHL OR
Ppmc Education Committee OR
Stayton Christian School OR
South Columbia Family School OR
Sunrise Preschool OR
St. Therese Parish/School OR
PINE-EAGLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 061 OR
Portland YouthBuilders OR
Wallowa County ESD OR
Fern Ridge School District 28J OR
Knova Learning OR
New Horizon Christian School OR
MOLALLA RIVER ACADEMY OR
HIGH DESERT EDUCATION SERVICE
DISTRICT OR
St. Luke Catholic School OR
SOUTHWEST CHARTER SCHOOL OR
WHITEAKER MONTESSORI SCHOOL OR
CASCADES ACADEMY OF CENTRAL
OREGON OR
NEAH-KAH-NIE DISTRICT NO.56 OR
INTER MOUNTAIN ESD OR
STANFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
LA GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
CASCADE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
DUFUR SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.29 OR
hillsboro school district OR
GASTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 511J OR
BEAVERTON SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
COUNTY OF YAMHILL SCHOOL
DISTRICT 29 OR
WILLAMINA SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
MCMINNVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.40 OR
Sheridan School District 48J OR
THE CATLIN GABEL SCHOOL OR
NORTH WASCO CTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
21 - CHENOWITH OR
CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OR
CANYONVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OR
OUR LADY OF THE LAKE SCHOOL OR
NYSSA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 26 OR
ARLINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3 OR
LIVINGSTONE ADVENTIST ACADEMY OR
Santiam Canyon SD 129J OR
WEST HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH OR
BANKS SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
WILLAMETTE EDUCATION SERVICE
DISTRICT OR
BAKER COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. 16J -
MALHEUR ESD OR
HARNEY EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT OR
GREATER ALBANY PUBLIC SCHOOL
DISTRICT OR
LAKE OSWEGO SCHOOL DISTRICT 7J OR
SOUTHERN OREGON EDUCATION
SERVICE DISTRICT OR
SILVER FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
St Helens School District OR
DAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.8 OR
Amity School District 4-J OR
SCAPPOOSE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1J OR
REEDSPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
FOREST GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
DAVID DOUGLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
LOWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.71 OR
TIGARD-TUALATIN SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
SHERWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 88J OR
RAINIER SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
NORTH CLACKAMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
MONROE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.1J OR
CHILDPEACE MONTESSORI OR
HEAD START OF LANE COUNTY OR
HARNEY COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. NO.3 OR
NESTUCCA VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.101 OR
ARCHBISHOP FRANCIS NORBERT
BLANCHET SCHOOL OR
LEBANON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
NO.9 OR
MT.SCOTT LEARNING CENTERS OR
SEVEN PEAKS SCHOOL OR
DE LA SALLE N CATHOLIC HS OR
MULTISENSORY LEARNING ACADEMY OR
MITCH CHARTER SCHOOL OR
REALMS CHARTER SCHOOL OR
BAKER SCHOOL DISTRICT 5-J OR
PHILOMATH SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
CLACKAMAS EDUCATION SERVICE
DISTRICT OR
CANBY SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
OREGON TRAIL SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.46 OR
WEST LINN WILSONVILLE SCHOOL
DISTRICT OR
MOLALLA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.35 OR
ESTACADA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.108 OR
GLADSTONE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
ASTORIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1C OR
SEASIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 10 OR
NORTHWEST REGIONAL EDUCATION
SERVICE DISTRICT OR
VERNONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 47J OR
SOUTH COAST EDUCATION SERVICE
DISTRICT OR
COOS BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.9 OR
COOS BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
NORTH BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT 13 OR
COQUILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 OR
MYRTLE POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.41 OR
BANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
BROOKING HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.17-C OR
REDMOND SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
DESCHUTES COUNTY SD NO.6 -
SISTERS SD OR
DOUGLAS EDUCATION SERVICE
DISTRICT OR
ROSEBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS OR
GLIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.12 OR
SOUTH UMPQUA SCHOOL DISTRICT
#19 OR
YONCALLA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.32 OR
ELKTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.34 OR
DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
116 OR
HOOD RIVER COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT OR
PHOENIX-TALENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO.4 OR
CENTRAL POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
6 OR
JACKSON CO SCHOOL DIST NO.9 OR
ROGUE RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.35 OR
MEDFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 549C OR
CULVER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. OR
JEFFERSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
509-J OR
GRANTS PASS SCHOOL DISTRICT 7 OR
LOST RIVER JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL OR
KLAMATH FALLS CITY SCHOOLS OR
LANE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 4J OR
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.19 OR
CRESWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
SOUTH LANE SCHOOL DISTRICT 45J3 OR
LANE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 69 OR
SIUSLAW SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
SWEET HOME SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.55 OR
LINN CO. SCHOOL DIST. 95C - SCIO SD OR
ONTARIO MIDDLE SCHOOL OR
GERVAIS SCHOOL DIST. #1 OR
NORTH SANTIAM SCHOOL DISTRICT
29J OR
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
SALEM-KEIZER PUBLIC SCHOOLS OR
MT. ANGEL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.91 OR
MARION COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
103 - WASHINGTON ES OR
MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
MULTNOMAH EDUCATION SERVICE
DISTRICT OR
GRESHAM-BARLOW SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2 OR
CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 13J OR
St. Mary Catholic School OR
CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OR
ST. ANTHONY SCHOOL OR
Pedee School OR
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OR
BEND-LA PINE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
GLENDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OR
REYNOLDS SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
NOBEL LEARNING COMMUNITIES OR
St. Stephen's Academy OR
McMinnville Adventist Christian School OR
Salem-Keizer 24J OR
McKay High School OR
Pine Eagle Charter School OR
Waldo Middle School OR
OAKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 001 OR
hermiston school district OR
Clear Creek Middle School OR
Marist High School OR
Victory Academy OR
Vale School District No. 84 OR
St. Mary School OR
Junction City High School OR
Three Rivers School District OR
Fern Ridge School District OR
JESUIT HIGH SCHL EXEC OFC OR
LASALLE HIGH SCHOOL OR
Southwest Christian School OR
Willamette Christian School OR
Westside Christian High School OR
CS LEWIS ACADEMY OR
Portland America School OR
Forest Hills Lutheran School OR
Mosier Community School OR
Koreducators Lep High OR
Warrenton Hammond School District OR
Sutherlin School District OR
Malheur Elementary School District OR
Ontario School District OR
Parkrose School District 3 OR
Riverdale School District 51J OR
Tillamook School District OR
Madeleine School OR
Union School District OR
Helix School District OR
Riddle School District OR
Helix School Dist #1 R OR
Prospect School District OR
Ashbrook Independent School OR
Molalla River School District OR
Corvallis School District 509J OR
Falls City School District #57 OR
Portland Christian Schools OR
LUCKIAMUTE VALLEY CHARTER
SCHOOLS OR
Insight School of Oregon Painted Hills OR
Deer Creek Elementary School OR
Yamhill Carlton School District OR
COLTON SCHL DIST 53 OR
HARRISBURG SCHL DIST OR
CENTRAL CURRY SCHL DIST#1 OR
BNAI BRITH CAMP OR
OREGON FOOD BANK OR
HOSANNA CHRISTIAN SCHL OR
ABIQUA SCHL OR
Auxiliary services OR
Salem keizar school district OR
Scio High School OR
Athena Weston School District 29RJ OR
Butte Falls School District OR
Bend International School OR
Imbler School District #11 OR
monument school OR
PENDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT #16R OR
Ohara Catholic School OR
MARCOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT 079J OR
LINN-BENTON-LINCOLN ESD OR
Reynolds High School OR
St. Paul School District OR
Sabin-Schellenberg Technical Center OR
St Paul Parish School OR
Joseph School District OR
EagleRidge High School OR
Grant Community School OR
Hope chinese charter OR
Northwest Academy OR
Sunny Wolf Charter School OR
MCKENZIE SCHOOL DISTRICT 068 OR
L'Etoiile French Immersion School OR
LA GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 001 OR
FOSSIL SCHOOL DISTRICT 21J OR
Marist Catholic High School OR
Springfield Public Schools OR
Elgin school dist. OR
PLEASANT HILL SCH DIST #1 OR
Ukiah School District 80R OR
Lake Oswego Montessori School OR
North Powder Charter School OR
Siletz Valley School OR
ALLIANCE CHARTER ACADEMY OR
French American School OR
Mastery Learning Institute OR
North Lake School District 14 OR
Early College High School OR
GILLIAM COUNTY OREGON OR
UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON OR
DOUGLAS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE,
INC. OR
MULTNOMAH LAW LIBRARY OR
clackamas county OR
CLATSOP COUNTY OR
COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON OR
coos county OR
CROOK COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT OR
CURRY COUNTY OREGON OR
DESCHUTES COUNTY OR
GILLIAM COUNTY OR
GRANT COUNTY, OREGON OR
HARNEY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE OR
HOOD RIVER COUNTY OR
jackson county OR
josephine county OR
klamath county OR
LANE COUNTY OR
LINN COUNTY OR
MARION COUNTY , SALEM, OREGON OR
MULTNOMAH COUNTY OR
SHERMAN COUNTY OR
WASCO COUNTY OR
YAMHILL COUNTY OR
WALLOWA COUNTY OR
ASSOCIATION OF OREGON COUNTIES OR
NAMI LANE COUNTY OR
BENTON COUNTY OR
DOUGLAS COUNTY OR
JEFFERSON COUNTY OR
LAKE COUNTY OR
LINCOLN COUNTY OR
POLK COUNTY OR
UNION COUNTY OR
WASHINGTON COUNTY OR
MORROW COUNTY OR
Mckenzie Personnel Services OR
Washington County Facilities & Park
Services OR
Multnomah County Department of
Community Justice OR
NORCOR Juvenile Detention OR
Tillamook County Estuary OR
Job Council OR
BAKER CNTY GOVT OR
TILLAMOOK CNTY OR
CLACKAMS COUNTY COMMUNITY
CORRECTIONS OR
Multnomah County Dept of County
Assets OR
Wheeler County OR
Clackamas County Service District #
1/Tri-City Service District OR
Resource Connections of Oregon OR
Lane County Sheriff's Office OR
Clatsop County Sheriff's Office OR
Harney County Community Corrections OR
Grant County Economic Developement OR
Josephine County Public Works OR
Clackamas County Juvenile Dept OR
Columbia Basin Care Facility OR
City of Seaside Police Department OR
Tamarack Aquatic Center OR
Seven Feathers Casino OR
Direction Service, Inc. OR
Oliver P Lent PTA OR
Kairos OR
Willamette Valley Rehab Center OR
St Paul Baptist Church OR
Long Tom Watershed Council OR
San Martin Deporres Catholic Church OR
Portland Parks Foundation OR
Sweet Home United Methodist Church OR
Math Learning Center, The OR
Maranatha Church OR
Cedar Hills Baptist Church OR
Good Samaritan Ministries OR
Unitarian Universalist Church in
Eugene OR
Emmanuel Bible Church OR
Portland Community Media OR
La Pine Chamber of Commerce OR
Stone Creek Christian Church OR
Rogue Valley Youth Football OR
Bend Elks Lodge 1371 OR
Friendly House, Inc. OR
Klamath Siskiyou Wildlands Center OR
Grace Christian Fellowship OR
Grants Pass Seventh-day Adventist
Church OR
Corvallis Waldorf School OR
Farmworkers Housing Development
Corporation OR
World Forestry Center OR
Adapt OR
Kid Time OR
Oregon Farm Bureau OR
Mt Emily Safe Center OR
Salem First Presbyterian Church OR
Rolling Hills Baptist Church OR
Baker Elks OR
Gates Community Church of Christ OR
PIP Corps LLC OR
Turtle Ridge Wildlife Center OR
Grande Ronde Model Watershed
Foundation OR
Western Environmental Law Center OR
Oregon District 7 Little League OR
Mercy Flights, Inc. OR
Metropolitan Contractor Improvement
Partnership OR
The Christian Church of Hillsboro
Oregonb OR
Congregation Neveh Shalom OR
My Fathers House OR
Step Forward Activities Inc OR
HHoly Trinity Greek Orthodox
Cathedral OR
MECOP Inc. OR
Workforce Northwest Inc OR
Lane Arts Council OR
Building Healthy Family OR
Intergral Youth Services OR
Children Center At Trinity OR
OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH OR
Beaverton Christians Church OR
Oregon Humanities OR
St. Pius X School OR
Community Connection of Northeast
Oregon, Inc. OR
St Mark Presbyterian Church OR
Living Opportunities, Inc. OR
Coos Art Museum OR
OETC OR
Blanchet House of Hospitality OR
Garten Services Inc OR
Incite Incorporated OR
Merchants Exchange of Portland,
Oregon OR
Coalition for a Livable Future OR
West Salem United Methodist OR
Rogue River Watershed Council OR
Central Oregon Visitors Association OR
Soroptimist International of Gold
Beach, OR OR
Real Life Christian Church OR
Milwaukie-Portland Lodge No.142
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk OR
Mainstage Theatre Company OR
Dayton Christian Church OR
Delphian School OR
AVON OR
EPUD-Emerald People's Utility District OR
Human Solutions, Inc. OR
The Wallace Medical Concern OR
Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion &
Polk Counties OR
The Ross Ragland Theater and Cultural
Center OR
Cascade Health Solutions OR
Umpqua Community Health Center OR
ALZHEIMERS NETWORK OF OREGON OR
NATIONAL WILD TURKEY FEDERATION OR
TILLAMOOK ESTUARIES PARTNERSHIP OR
LIFEWORKS NW OR
Independent Development Enterprise
Alliance OR
MID-WILLAMETTE VALLEY
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC OR
HALFWAY HOUSE SERVICES, INC. OR
REDMOND PROFICIENCY ACADEMY OR
OHSU FOUNDATION OR
SHELTERCARE OR
PRINGLE CREEK SUSTAINABLE LIVING
CENTER OR
PACIFIC INSTITUTES FOR RESEARCH OR
Mental Health for Children, Inc. OR
The Dreaming Zebra Foundation OR
LAUREL HILL CENTER OR
THE OREGON COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION OR
OCHIN OR
WE CARE OREGON OR
SE WORKS OR
ENTERPRISE FOR EMPLOYMENT AND
EDUCATION OR
OMNIMEDIX INSTITUTE OR
PORTLAND BUSINESS ALLIANCE OR
GATEWAY TO COLLEGE NATIONAL
NETWORK OR
FOUNDATIONS FOR A BETTER OREGON OR
GOAL ONE COALITION OR
ATHENA LIBRARY FRIENDS
ASSOCIATION OR
Coastal Family Health Center OR
CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CHANGE OR
STAND FOR CHILDREN OR
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL OF LANE COUNTY OR
EAST SIDE FOURSQUARE CHURCH OR
CORVALLIS MOUNTAIN RESCUE UNIT OR
InventSuccess OR
SHERIDAN JAPANESE SCHOOL
FOUNDATION OR
The Blosser Center for Dyslexia
Resources OR
MOSAIC CHURCH OR
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF LINCOLN
COUNTY OR
RENEWABLE NORTHWEST PROJECT OR
INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION OR
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY INSTITUTE OR
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
CREDIT MANAGEMENT-OREGON, INC. OR
BLACHLY LANE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE OR
MORNING STAR MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH OR
NORTHWEST FOOD PROCESSORS
ASSOCIATION OR
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS
AND BROKERS OF OREGON OR
OREGON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OR
HEARING AND SPEECH INSTITUTE INC OR
SALEM ELECTRIC OR
MORRISON CHILD AND FAMILY
SERVICES OR
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OR
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH OR
MID COLUMBIA MEDICAL CENTER-
GREAT 'N SMALL OR
TRILLIUM FAMILY SERVICES, INC. OR
YWCA SALEM OR
PORTLAND ART MUSEUM OR
SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH OR
SOUTHERN OREGON HUMANE
SOCIETY OR
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OREGON OR
CENTRAL DOUGLAS COUNTY FAMILY
YMCA OR
METROPOLITAN FAMILY SERVICE OR
OREGON MUSUEM OF SCIENCE AND
INDUSTRY OR
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OR
ST. ANTHONY CHURCH OR
Good Shepherd Medical Center OR
Salem Academy OR
GEN CONF OF SDA CHURCH WESTERN
OR OR
PORTLAND ADVENTIST ACADEMY OR
ST VINCENT DE PAUL OR
OUTSIDE IN OR
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF OR AND
SW WA OR
WILLAMETTE VIEW INC. OR
PORTLAND HABILITATION CENTER,
INC. OR
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION OR
ROSE VILLA, INC. OR
NORTHWEST LINE JOINT
APPRENTICESHIP & TRAINING
COMMITTEE OR
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF PORTLAND
METROPOLITAN AREA OR
ROGUE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION OR
Oregon Research Institute OR
WILLAMETTE LUTHERAN HOMES, INC OR
LANE MEMORIAL BLOOD BANK OR
PORTLAND JEWISH ACADEMY OR
LANECO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION OR
GRANT PARK CHURCH OR
ST. MARYS OF MEDFORD, INC. OR
US CONFERENCE OF MENONNITE
BRETHREN CHURCHES OR
FAITHFUL SAVIOR MINISTRIES OR
OREGON CITY CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE OR
OREGON COAST COMMUNITY ACTION OR
EDUCATION NORTHWEST OR
COMMUNITY ACTION TEAM, INC. OR
EUGENE SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION,
INC. OR
STAR OF HOPE ACTIVITY CENTER INC. OR
SPARC ENTERPRISES OR
SOUTHERN OREGON CHILD AND
FAMILY COUNCIL, INC. OR
SALEM ALLIANCE CHURCH OR
Lane Council of Governments OR
FORD FAMILY FOUNDATION OR
TRAILS CLUB OR
NEWBERG FRIENDS CHURCH OR
WOODBURN AREA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE OR
CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OR
CITY BIBLE CHURCH OR
OREGON LIONS SIGHT & HEARING
FOUNDATION OR
PORTLAND WOMENS CRISIS LINE OR
THE SALVATION ARMY - CASCADE
DIVISION OR
WILLAMETTE FAMILY OR
WHITE BIRD CLINIC OR
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF LANE AND
SOUTH COAST COUNTIES OR
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON OR
HOUSING NORTHWEST OR
OREGON ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL OR
MEALS ON WHEELS PEOPLE, INC. OR
FAITH CENTER OR
Bob Belloni Ranch, Inc. OR
GOOD SHEPHERD COMMUNITIES OR
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OR
HELP NOW! ADVOCACY CENTER OR
TENAS ILLAHEE CHILDCARE CENTER OR
SUNRISE ENTERPRISES OR
LOOKING GLASS YOUTH AND FAMILY
SERVICES OR
SERENITY LANE OR
EAST HILL CHURCH OR
LA GRANDE UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH OR
COAST REHABILITATION SERVICES OR
Edwards Center Inc OR
ALVORD-TAYLOR INDEPENDENT
LIVING SERVICES OR
NEW HOPE COMMUNITY CHURCH OR
KLAMATH HOUSING AUTHORITY OR
QUADRIPLEGICS UNITED AGAINST
DEPENDENCY, INC. OR
SPONSORS, INC. OR
COLUMBIA COMMUNITY MENTAL
HEALTH OR
ADDICTIONS RECOVERY CENTER, INC OR
METRO HOME SAFETY REPAIR
PROGRAM OR
OREGON SUPPORTED LIVING
PROGRAM OR
SOUTH COAST HOSPICE, INC. OR
ALLFOURONE/CRESTVIEW
CONFERENCE CTR. OR
The International School OR
REBUILDING TOGETHER - PORTLAND
INC. OR
PENDLETON ACADEMIES OR
PACIFIC FISHERY MANAGEMENT
COUNCIL OR
DOGS FOR THE DEAF, INC. OR
PUBLIC DEFENDER SERVICES OF LANE
COUNTY, INC. OR
EMMAUS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OR
DELIGHT VALLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST OR
SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA CHURCH OR
PORT CITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER OR
VIRGINIA GARCIA MEMORIAL HEALTH
CENTER OR
CENTRAL CITY CONCERN OR
CANBY FOURSQUARE CHURCH OR
EMERALD PUD OR
VERMONT HILLS FAMILY LIFE CENTER OR
BENTON HOSPICE SERVICE OR
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR
TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION OR
COMMUNITY CANCER CENTER OR
OPEN MEADOW ALTERNATIVE
SCHOOLS, INC. OR
CASCADIA BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE OR
WILD SALMON CENTER OR
BROAD BASE PROGRAMS INC. OR
SUNNYSIDE FOURSQUARE CHURCH OR
TRAINING EMPLOYMENT
CONSORTIUM OR
RELEVANT LIFE CHURCH OR
211INFO OR
SONRISE CHURCH OR
LIVING WAY FELLOWSHIP OR
Women's Safety & Resource Center OR
SEXUAL ASSAULT RESOURCE CENTER OR
IRCO OR
NORTHWEST YOUTH CORPS OR
TILLAMOOK CNTY WOMENS CRISIS
CENTER OR
SECURITY FIRST CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CENTER OR
CLASSROOM LAW PROJECT OR
YOUTH GUIDANCE ASSOC. OR
PREGNANCY RESOUCE CENTERS OF
GRETER PORTLAND OR
ELMIRA CHURCH OF CHRIST OR
JASPER MOUNTAIN OR
ACUMENTRA HEALTH OR
WORKSYSTEMS INC OR
COVENANT CHRISTIAN HOOD RIVER OR
OREGON DONOR PROGRAM OR
NAMI OREGON OR
OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH OR
SILVERTON AREA COMMUNITY AID OR
CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF GRAND
RONDE OR
NEIGHBORIMPACT OR
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OR
NEW AVENUES FOR YOUTH INC OR
LA CLINICA DEL CARINO FAMILY
HEALTH CARE CENTER OR
DECISION SCIENCE RESEARCH
INSTITUTE, INC. OR
WESTERN STATES CENTER OR
HIV ALLIANCE, INC OR
PARTNERSHIPS IN COMMUNITY
LIVING, INC. OR
FANCONI ANEMIA RESEARCH FUND
INC. OR
BLIND ENTERPRISES OF OREGON OR
OREGON BALLET THEATRE OR
SMART OR
All God's Children International OR
FARMWORKER HOUISNG DEV CORP OR
UMPQUA COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OR
REGIONAL ARTS AND CULTURE OR
COUNCIL
THE EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAM,
INC. OR
MACDONALD CENTER OR
EVERGREEN AVIATION MUSEUM AND
CAP. MICHAEL KING. OR
SELF ENHANCEMENT INC. OR
FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN OR
SOUTH LANE FAMILY NURSERY DBA
FAMILY RELIEF NURSE OR
COMMUNITY VETERINARY CENTER OR
PORTLAND SCHOOLS FOUNDATION OR
SUSTAINABLE NORTHWEST OR
OREGON DEATH WITH DIGNITY OR
BIRCH COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC. OR
BAY AREA FIRST STEP, INC. OR
OSLC COMMUNITY PROGRAMS OR
EN AVANT, INC. OR
ASHLAND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OR
NORTHWEST ENERGY EFFICIENCY
ALLIANCE OR
BONNEVILLE ENVIRONMENTAL
FOUNDATION OR
SUMMIT VIEW COVENANT CHURCH OR
SALMON-SAFE INC. OR
BETHEL CHURCH OF GOD OR
PROVIDENCE HOOD RIVER MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL OR
SAINT ANDREW NATIVITY SCHOOL OR
BARLOW YOUTH FOOTBALL OR
SPOTLIGHT THEATRE OF PLEASANT
HILL OR
FAMILIES FIRST OF GRANT COUNTY,
INC. OR
TOUCHSTONE PARENT ORGANIZATION OR
CANCER CARE RESOURCES OR
CASCADIA REGION GREEN BUILDING
COUNCIL OR
SHERMAN DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE,
INC. OR
SCIENCEWORKS OR
WORD OF LIFE COMMUNITY CHURCH OR
SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERS
PORTLAND OR
OREGON PROGRESS FORUM OR
CENTER FOR RESEARCH TO PRACTICE OR
WESTERN RIVERS CONSERVANCY OR
UNITED WAY OF THE COLUMBIA
WILLAMETTE OR
EUGENE BALLET COMPANY OR
EAST WEST MINISTRIES
INTERNATIONAL OR
SISKIYOU INITIATIVE OR
EDUCATIONAL POLICY IMPROVEMENT
CENTER OR
North Pacific District of Foursquare
Churches OR
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OR
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE OR
WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH OR
Housing Development Center OR
Hoodview Christian Church OR
Child Evangelism Fellowship OR
Little Promises Chlildren's Program OR
UNION GOSPEL MISSION OR
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OR
COMMUNITY ACTION ORGANIZATION OR
OUTSIDE IN OR
MAKING MEMORIES BREAST CANCER
FOUNDATION, INC. OR
ELAW OR
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC OR
Greater Portland INC OR
Eugene Builders Exchange OR
Boys & Girls Club of Corvallis OR
Southeast Uplift Neighborhood
Coalition OR
First United Presbyterian Church OR
PDX Wildlife OR
Friends of the Opera House OR
Jackson-Josephine 4-C Council OR
North Coast Family Fellowship OR
P E C I OR
Childswork Learning Center OR
Portland Schools Alliance OR
New Artists Performing Arts
Productions, Inc. OR
Relief Nursery OR
St. Mary's Episcopal Church OR
Viking Sal Senior Center OR
Boys and Girls Club of the rogue valley OR
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce OR
DrupalCon Inc., DBA Drupal
Association OR
Albany Partnership for Housing and
Community Development OR
SEED OF FAITH MINISTRIES OR
Hermiston Christian Center & School OR
SALEM FREE CLINICS OR
Dress for Success Oregon OR
Beaverton Rock Creek Foursquare
Church OR
St Paul Catholic Church OR
St Mary's Catholic School and Parish OR
Polk Soil and Water Conservation
District OR
Street Ministry OR
La Grande Church of the Nazarene OR
Spruce Villa, Inc. OR
OREGON SCHOOL BOARDS
ASSOCIATION OR
House of Prayer for All Nations OR
Sacred Heart Catholic Church OR
African American Health Coaliton, Inc. OR
Happy Canyon Company OR
Village Home Education Resource
Center OR
Monet's Children's Circle OR
Cascade Housing Association OR
Dayspring Fellowship OR
Northwest Habitat Institute OR
Winding Waters Medical Clinic OR
First Baptist Church OR
The Nature Conservancy, Willamette
Valley Field Office OR
Serenity Lane Health Services OR
Portland Community Reinvestment
Initiatives, Inc. OR
Christians As Family Adovates OR
GeerCrest Farm & Historical Society OR
College United Methodist Church OR
The Collins Foundation OR
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church &
School OR
NEDCO OR
Salem Evangelical Church OR
Wild Lilac Child Development
Community OR
Daystar Education, Inc. OR
Oregon Social Learning Center OR
Pain Society of Oregon OR
environmental law alliance worldwide OR
Eugene Country Club OR
Community in Action OR
Safe Harbors OR
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OR
Pacific Classical Ballet OR
Depaul Industries OR
African American Health Coalition OR
Jesus Prayer Book OR
Coalition Of Community Health OR
River Network OR
CCI Enterprises Inc OR
Oregon Nurses Association OR
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF THE
COLUMBIA WILLAMETTE OR
Mount Angel Abbey OR
YMCA OF ASHLAND OR
YMCA OF COLUMBIA-WILLAMETTE
ASSOCIATION SERVICES OR
Multnomah Law Library OR
Friends Of Tryon Creek State P OR
Ontrack Inc. OR
Calvin Presbyterian Church OR
HOLT INTL CHILD OR
St John The Baptist Catholic OR
Portland Foursquare Church OR
Portland Christian Center OR
Church Extension Plan OR
Occu Afghanistan Relief Effort OR
EUGENE FAMILY YMCA OR
Christ The King Parish and School OR
Newberg Christian Church OR
First United Methodist Church OR
Zion Lutheran Church OR
Southwest Bible Church OR
Community Works Inc OR
Masonic Lodge Pearl 66 OR
Molalla Nazarene Church OR
Transition Projects, Inc OR
St Michaels Episcopal Church OR
Saint Johns Catholich Church OR
Access Inc OR
Community Learning Center OR
Old Mill Center for Children and
Families OR
Sunny Oaks Inc OR
Hospice Center Bend La Pine OR
Westside Foursquare Church OR
Relief Nursery Inc OR
Morning Star Community Church OR
MULTNOMAH DEFENDERS INC OR
Providence Health System OR
Holy Trinity Catholic Church OR
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church OR
Alliance Bible Church OR
CARE OREGON OR
Mid Columbia Childrens Council OR
HUMANE SOCIETY OF REDMOND OR
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church OR
Kbps Public Radio OR
Skyball Salem Keizer Youth Bas OR
Open Technology Center OR
Grace Chapel OR
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 2ND OR
Solid Rock OR
West Chehalem Friends Church OR
Guide Dogs For The Blind OR
Aldersgate Camps and Retreats OR
St. Katherine's Catholic Church OR
The Alliance NW of the Christian &
Missionary Alliance OR
Bags of Love OR
Grand View Baptist Church OR
Green Electronics Council OR
Scottish Rite OR
Western Wood Products Association OR
Grace Baptist Church of St. Helens, Lil
Learners Preschool OR
THE NEXT DOOR OR
NATIONAL PSORIASIS FOUNDATION OR
NEW BEGINNINGS CHRISTIAN CENTER OR
HIGHLAND UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST OR
OREGON REPERTORY SINGERS OR
HIGHLAND HAVEN OR
FAIR SHARE RESEARCH AND
EDUCATION FUND OR
Oregon Satsang Society, Inc., A
chartered Affiliate of ECKANKAR , ECKA OR
First Baptist Church of Enterprise OR
The Canby Center OR
REDMOND FIRE & RESCUE OR
Instituto de Cultura y Arte In Xochitl In
Cuicatl OR
McKenzie Personnel Systems OR
OSLC COMMUNITY PROGRAMS OCP OR
Oregon Nikkei Endowment OR
Grace Community Church OR
Eastern Oregon Alcoholism Foundation OR
Grantmakers for Education OR
The Spiral Gallery OR
The ALS Association Oregon and SW
Washington Chapter OR
Children's Relief Nursery OR
Home Builders OR
New Life Baptist Church OR
Feral Cat Awareness Team OR
Florence United Methodist Church OR
World of Speed OR
SW Community Health Center OR
Energy Trust of Oregon OR
St. Vincent de Paul Church OR
Fr. Bernard Youth Center OR
Oregon Psychoanalytic Center OR
Store to Door OR
Oregon Translational Research and
Development Insitute OR
Depaul Industries OR
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP
CATHOLIC CHURCH ALBANY OREGON OR
SELCO Community Credit Union OR
Prairie Baptist Church OR
North Coast Christian Church OR
Union County Economic Development
Corp. OR
Camelto Theatre Company OR
Camp Fire Columbia OR
TAKE III OUTREACH OR
Rolling Hills Community Church OR
Eugene Swim and Tennis Club OR
Summa Institute OR
Amani Center OR
Billy Webb Elks lodge #1050 OR
Silverton Senior Center OR
First Evangelical Presbyterian Church
of Oregon City OR
Joyful Servant Lutheran Church OR
Sandy Seventh-day Adventist Church OR
Muddy Creek Charter School OR
A FAMILY FOR EVERY CHILD OR
PORT OF CASCADE LOCKS OR
1000 FRIENDS OF OREGON OR
OREGON PEDIATRIC SOCIETY OR
NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION OF OREGON OR
LUKE DORF INC OR
FAMILY CARE INC OR
MEDICAL TEAMS INTL OR
Clean Slate Canine Rescue &
Rehabilitation OR
St. Martins Episcopal church OR
Food for Lane County OR
Clatsop Behavioral Healthcare OR
West Coast Haunters Convention OR
columbia gorge discovery center and
museum OR
NAMI of Washington County OR
American Legion Aloha Post 104 OR
The Dalles Art Association OR
Temple Beth Israel OR
Willamette Leadership
Academy/Pioneer Youth Corps Of
Oregon OR
Rose Haven OR
Dallas Church OR
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
BOOKSTORE INC OR
NORTH WILLAMETTE VALLEY HABITAT
FOR HUMANITY OR
FAIRFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH OR
Sexual Assault Support Services OR
Neskowin Valley School OR
RON WILSON CENTER FOR EFFECTIVE
LIVING INC OR
St. Joseph Shelter OR
The Inn Home for Boys, Inc.9138 OR
MCKENZIEWATERSHED COUNCIL OR
Opportunity Connections OR
MENNONITE HOME OF ALBANY INC OR
Oregon Technical Assistance
Corporation OR
Oregon And Southern Idaho Laborers
Employers Training School OR
New Life Fellowship Church of God OR
Gladstone Senior Center OR
Education Travel & Culture, Inc. OR
Rural Development Initiatives OR
Jason Lee Manor/UMRC OR
Jesus Pursuit Church OR
YMCA of Marion and Polk Counties OR
Urban Gleaners OR
PacificSource Health OR
Faith Christian Fellowship OR
Brookings Elks Lodge OR
Tualatin Lacrosse Club OR
Tillamook Seventh Day Adventist
Church OR
Oregon Jewish Community Foundation OR
East River Fellowship OR
Holy Family Academy OR
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF EUGENE OR
PORTLAND METRO RESIDENTIAL
SERVICES OR
Peace Lutheran Church OR
Living Word Christian Center OR
Housing Authority of Douglas County OR
Vietnamese Christian Community
Church OR
Forest Park Conservancy OR
Friends for Animals OR
Family Building Blocks OR
Greenleaf Industries OR
Ananda Center at Laurelwood OR
Goodwill Industries of Lane and South
Coast OR
RB Pamplin Corportaion OR
Agia Sophia Academy OR
Friends of Driftwood Library OR
Consumers Power Inc. OR
A. C. Gilbert's Discovery Village OR
First Lutheran Church of Astoria OR
Fund For Christian Charity OR
Deer Meadow Assisted Living OR
Oregon Laborers-Employer
Administrative Fund, LLC OR
Umpqua Basin Water Association OR
Alpha Lambda House Corporation OR
St John Fisher Catholic Church Portland
Oregon OR
Eugene Creative Care OR
The Church of Christ of Latter Day
Saints OR
Cascade Height Public Charter School
PTA OR
G.O.B.H.I OR
Association of Oregon Corrections
EMployees, Inc. OR
A Jesus Church Family OR
300 Main Inc OR
Southwestern Oregon Public Defender
Services, Inc. OR
Albertina Kerr Centers OR
Dufur Christian Church OR
St. Matthew Catholic School OR
Serendipity Center Inc OR
Yellowhawk Tribal Health OR
CASA of Marion County OR
Oregoinans for Food & Shelter OR
Westside Church of Christ Inc OR
Northwest Family Services OR
Network Charter School OR
Ride Connecton OR
Parenting Now! OR
Christian Church of Woodburn OR
Verde OR
Native American Youth and Family
Center Early College Academy OR
USO Northwest OR
Norkenzie Christian Church OR
Little Flower Development Center OR
TLO Farms OR
Evergreen Wings and Waves OR
Ascension Episcopal Parish OR
Center for Family Development OR
West Salem Foursquare Church OR
Good Samaritan Ministry OR
Grace Lutheran Church of Molalla OR
Trinity Lutheran OR
HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH OR
Mount Pisgah Arboretum OR
Redeemer Lutheran Church OR
Disjecta Contemporary Art Center OR
Korean Central Covenant Church of
Eugene OR
Yankton Baptist Church OR
BioGift Anatomical OR
Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership OR
Mt Hood Hospice OR
Opportunity Foundation of central
Oregon OR
Constructing Hope OR
Sprinkfield Elks #2145 OR
Abuse Recovery Ministry & Services OR
Oasis Shelter Home OR
ST HENRYS CHURCH OR
Nehalem Bay House OR
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OR
p:ear OR
Health Share of Oregon OR
St. Peter Catholic Church OR
Mid Willamette Valley Community
Action OR
A Hope For Autism Foundation OR
NW Sport Fishing OR
Breast Friends OR
ScienceWorks Museum OR
Willamette Neighborhood Housing
Services OR
South Salem High Music Boosters OR
SEPTL Southeast Portland Tool Library OR
Kids Unllimited Academy OR
Cappella Romana OR
National Christian Community
Foundation OR
Legal Aid Services of Oregon LITC OR
The Sunriver Owners Association OR
Willamette Valley Babe Ruth OR
Center For Continuous Improvement OR
Northwest Center for Alternatives to
Pesticides OR
Junction City/Harrisburg/Monroe
Habitat for Humanity OR
The Followers of Christ Church of
Oregon City OR
SEIU Local 49 OR
Emerald Media Group OR
West Hills Christian School OR
Trillium Sprigs OR
Smith Memorial Presbyterian Church OR
Western Arts Alliance OR
Youth Dynamics OR
Ashland Art Center OR
Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ OR
DOUGLAS FOREST PROTECTIVE OR
Oregon Lyme Disease Network OR
Ecotrust OR
SPECIAL MOBILITY SERVICES OR
Bethlehem Christian Pre-School OR
Historical Outreach Foundation OR
Teras Interventions and Counseling Inc OR
Brooklyn Primary PTO OR
Mountain View Academy OR
Salem Area Chamber of Commerce OR
First Congregational Chrch OR
OREGON STATE FAIR OR
Tri-County Chamber of Commerce Inc OR
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
Oregon & Southwest Washington OR
Center for Human Development OR
SafeHaven Humane Society OR
Rainier Assembly of God OR
EUGENE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OR
Bridges to Change OR
DePaul Treatment Centers, Inc. OR
Ministerio International Casa OR
New Paradise Worship Center OR
Mission Increase Foundation OR
Curry Public Transit Inc OR
THREE RIVERS CASINO OR
Brookings Harbor Christian School OR
Local 290 OR
Hope Church of The Assemblies of God
Albany Oregon OR
Sherwood Community Friends Church OR
Bethesda Lutheran Church OR
Legacy Mt. Hood Medical Center OR
Adelante Mujeres OR
Yamhill Community Care Organization OR
Trinity United Methodist Church OR
Portland Japanese Garden OR
The Madeleine Parish OR
The Tucker-Maxon Oral School OR
Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc OR
Wallowa Valley Center For Wellness OR
KIDS INTERVENTION AND DIAGNOSTIC
CENTER OR
Joy Church Eugene OR
Portland Yacht Club OR
League of Women Voters OR
Oregon & Southern Idaho District
Council of Laborers' OR
Portland Police Sunshine Division OR
Curry Health Network OR
United Way of Lane County OR
The Lighthouse School OR
Olive Plaza OR
Rogue Valley Humane Society OR
Great Portland Bible OR
College Possible OR
Unithed Way OR
Community Energy Project OR
Bridgeport Community Chapel OR
Oswego Lake Country Club OR
La Grande Foursquare Church OR
Portland Oregon Visitors Association OR
Barter Union International OR
Southern Oregon Project Hope OR
Our United Villages OR
Youth M.O.V.E. Oregon OR
Samaritan Health Services Inc. OR
Santiam Assembly of God OR
CASCADES WEST FINANCIAL SERVICES
IN OR
Kilchis House OR
Calvary Assembly of God OR
Lake Grove Presbyterian Church OR
Grace Lutheran School OR
Western Mennonite School OR
OEA CHOICE TRUST OR
American Tinnitus Association OR
Oregon Coast Aquarium, Inc. OR
HOPE POINT CHURCH OR
Unitus Community Credit Union OR
St John the Baptist Greek Orthodox
Church OR
Oregon Independent Automobile
Dealers Association OR
COLUMBIA PACIFIC ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT OF OREGON OR
St Andrews Presbyterian OR
Oregon Rural Electric Cooperative
Association OR
THE MILL CASINO OR
Gateway Prebyterian Church OR
Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for
Holoacust Education OR
Northwest Opening OR
Oregon State University OR
Treasure Valley Community College OR
Institute of Technology OR
Unviersity of Oregon OR
OREGON UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OR
University of Western States OR
GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY OR
LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE OR
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY OR
REED COLLEGE OR
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY OR
LINFIELD COLLEGE OR
MULTNOMAH BIBLE COLLEGE OR
NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE OR
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF NATURAL
MEDICINE OR
BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY
COLLEGE OR
PORTLAND STATE UNIV. OR
CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
MARYLHURST UNIVERSITY OR
OREGON HEALTH AND SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OR
BIRTHINGWAY COLLEGE OF
MIDWIFERY OR
pacific u OR
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON OR
CONCORDIA UNIV OR
Marylhurst University OR
Corban College OR
NORTH MARION SCHL DIST OR
University of Oregon - Purchasing and
Contracting Services OR
Oregon Center For Advanced T OR
UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND OR
Portland Actors Conservatory OR
University Of Oregon Athletics
Department OR
Ecola Bible School OR
WARNERPACIFIC COLG OR
Beta Omega Alumnae OR
Oregon Institute of Technology OR
EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY OR
Wilco Farmers OR
Harvest Church OR
Sociecty of American Foresters OR
Clackamas River Water Providers OR
eickhoff dev co inc OR
Cornerstone Association Inc OR
The Klamath Tribe OR
advocate care OR
Cannon Beach Fire OR
Life Flight Network LLC OR
OREGON DEPT OF FISH & WILDLIFE-
SAUVIE OR
COVENANT RETIREMENT
COMMUNITIES OR
PENTAGON FEDERAL CREDIT UNION OR
SAIF CORPORATION OR
GREATER HILLSBORO AREA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE OR
LANE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE OR
USAGENCIES CREDIT UNION OR
PACIFIC CASCADE FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION OR
LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL
INSTITUTE OR
GRANTS PASS MANAGEMENT
SERVICES, DBA OR
SPIRIT WIRELESS OR
Kartini Clinic OR
Astra OR
Beit Hallel OR
Cvalco OR
Elderhealth and Living OR
OREGON CORRECTIONS ENTERPRISES OR
OREGON STATE HOSPITAL OR
OFFICE OF PUBLIC DEFENSE SERVICES OR
Clatskanie People's Utility District OR
PIONEER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OR
MARION COUNTY HEALTH DEPT OR
Ricoh USA OR
Heartfelt Obstetrics & Gynecology OR
Coquille Economic Development
Corporation OR
CITY/COUNTY INSURANCE SERVICE OR
COMMUNITY CYCLING CENTER OR
Shangri La OR
Portland Impact OR
Eagle Fern Camp OR
KLAMATH FAMILY HEAD START OR
RIVER CITY DANCERS OR
Oregon Permit Technical Association OR
KEIZER EAGLES AERIE 3895 OR
Pgma/Cathie Bourne OR
Sunrise Water OR
Burns Paiute Tribe OR
Oregon Public Broadcasting OR
La Grande Family Practice OR
Linn Benton Lincoln Educational
Services District OR
SHERMAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT OR
Ricoh USA OR
Sphere MD OR
BIENESTAR, INC. OR
Solutins Yes OR
sunrise water authority OR
Mountain Valley Therapy OR
EAstern Oregon Trade and Event
Center OR
Waste-Pro OR
NPKA OR
IBEW280 OR
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs OR
Point West Credit Union OR
Oregon State Credit Union OR
PIONEER TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE OR
Halsey-Shedd Fire District OR
Northwest Power and Conservation
Council OR
Oregon Funeral Directors Association OR
Nez Perce Tribe OR
Obsidian Urgent Care, P.C. OR
First Presbyterian Church of La Grande OR
CONFLUENCE ENVIRONMENTAL CENTE OR
A&I Benefit Plan Administrators, Inc. OR
K Churchill Estates OR
CSC HEAD START OR
NORTHWEST VINTAGE CAR AND
MOTORCYCLE OR
crescent grove cemetery OR
IONE HIGH SCHOOL OR
Port of Toledo OR
Roseburg Police Department OR
Molalla Rural Fire Protection District OR
MONMOUTH - INDEPENDENCE
NETWORK OR
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD OR
MALIN COMMUNITY PARK AND
RECREATION DISTRICT OR
TILLAMOOK PEOPLES UTILITY DISTRICT OR
GLADSTONE POLICE DEPARTMENT OR
GOLD BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT OR
THE NEWPORT PARK AND RECREATION
CENTER OR
RIVERGROVE WATER DISTRICT OR
TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE OR
GASTON RURAL FIRE DEPARTMENT OR
CITY COUNTY INSURANCE SERVICES OR
SOUTH SUBURBAN SANITARY DISTRICT OR
SOUTH FORK WATER BOARD OR
SUNSET EMPIRE PARK AND
RECREATION OR
SPRINGFIELD UTILITY BOARD OR
Tillamook Urban Renewal Agency OR
Netarts Water District OR
OAK LODGE SANITARY DISTRICT OR
Boardman Rural Fire Protection
District OR
Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation
District OR
Silverton Fire District OR
Lewis and Clark Rural Fire Protection
District OR
Rainbow Water District OR
Illinois Valley Fire District OR
Clatskanie RFPD OR
PORT OF TILLAMOOK BAY OR
TRI-COUNTY HEALTH CARE SAFETY NET
ENTERPRISE OR
METROPOLITAN EXPOSITION-
RECREATION COMMISSION OR
REGIONAL AUTOMATED
INFORMATION NETWORK OR
OAK LODGE WATER DISTRICT OR
THE PORT OF PORTLAND OR
WILLAMALANE PARK AND
RECREATION DISTRICT OR
TUALATIN VALLEY WATER DISTRICT OR
UNION SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION
DISTRICT OR
LANE EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT OR
TUALATIN HILLS PARK AND
RECREATION DISTRICT OR
PORT OF SIUSLAW OR
CHEHALEM PARK AND RECREATION
DISTRICT OR
PORT OF ST HELENS OR
LANE TRANSIT DISTRICT OR
CENTRAL OREGON
INTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL OR
HOODLAND FIRE DISTRICT NO.74 OR
MID COLUMBIA COUNCIL OF
GOVERNMENTS OR
WEST MULTNOMAH SOIL AND WATER
CONSERVATION DISTRICT OR
SALEM AREA MASS TRANSIT DISTRICT OR
Banks Fire District #13 OR
KLAMATH COUNTY 9-1-1 OR
GLENDALE RURAL FIRE DISTRICT OR
COLUMBIA 911 COMMUNICATIONS
DISTRICT OR
CLACKAMAS RIVER WATER OR
NW POWER POOL OR
Lowell Rural Fire Protection District OR
TriMet Transit OR
Estacada Rural Fire District OR
Keizer Fire District OR
State Accident Insurance Fund
Corporation OR
Bend Metro Park & Recreation District OR
Port of Hood River OR
La Pine Park & Recreation District OR
Brookings- HArbor School District 17c OR
Siuslaw Public Library District OR
Tri-County Metropolitan
Transportation District of Oregon
("TriMet") OR
Columbia River Fire & Rescue OR
Fern Ridge Library District OR
Bend Park and Recreation District OR
Port of Garibaldi OR
Seal Rock Water District OR
Rockwood Water P.U.D. OR
Tillamook Fire District OR
Tillamook County Transportation Dist OR
Central Lincoln People's Utility District OR
Jefferson Park and Recreation OR
City of Monmouth / Public Works OR
McMinnville Police Department OR
Long Creek School District OR
City of Sublimity OR
City of Central Point Parks and
Recreation OR
Gearhart Fire Department OR
Woodburn City Of OR
Brookings Fire / Rescue OR
City of Veneta OR
CITY OF DAMASCUS OR
Hermiston Fire & Emergency Svcs OR
CEDAR MILL COMMUNITY LIBRARY OR
CITY OF LAKE OSWEGO OR
LEAGUE OF OREGON CITIES OR
CITY OF SANDY OR
CITY OF ASTORIA OREGON OR
CITY OF BEAVERTON OR
CITY OF BOARDMAN OR
CITY OF CANBY OR
CITY OF CANYONVILLE OR
CITY OF CENTRAL POINT POLICE
DEPARTMENT OR
CITY OF CLATSKANIE OR
CITY OF CONDON OR
CITY OF COOS BAY OR
CITY OF CORVALLIS OR
CITY OF CRESWELL OR
CITY OF ECHO OR
CITY OF ESTACADA OR
CITY OF EUGENE OR
CITY OF FAIRVIEW OR
CITY OF GEARHART OR
CITY OF GOLD HILL OR
CITY OF GRANTS PASS OR
CITY OF GRESHAM OR
CITY OF HILLSBORO OR
CITY OF HOOD RIVER OR
CITY OF JOHN DAY OR
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS OR
CITY OF LA GRANDE OR
CITY OF MALIN OR
CITY OF MCMINNVILLE OR
CITY OF HALSEY OR
CITY OF MEDFORD OR
CITY OF MILL CITY OR
CITY OF MILWAUKIE OR
CITY OF MORO OR
CITY OF MOSIER OR
CITY OF NEWBERG OR
CITY OF OREGON CITY OR
CITY OF PILOT ROCK OR
CITY OF POWERS OR
RAINIER POLICE DEPARTMENT OR
CITY OF REEDSPORT OR
CITY OF RIDDLE OR
CITY OF SCAPPOOSE OR
CITY OF SEASIDE OR
CITY OF SILVERTON OR
CITY OF STAYTON OR
City of Troutdale OR
CITY OF TUALATIN, OREGON OR
CITY OF WARRENTON OR
CITY OF WEST LINN/PARKS OR
CITY OF WOODBURN OR
CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON OR
CITY OF AUMSVILLE OR
CITY OF PORT ORFORD OR
CITY OF EAGLE POINT OR
CITY OF WOOD VILLAGE OR
St. Helens, City of OR
CITY OF WINSTON OR
CITY OF COBURG OR
CITY OF NORTH PLAINS OR
CITY OF GERVAIS OR
CITY OF YACHATS OR
FLORENCE AREA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE OR
PORTLAND DEVELOPMENT
COMMISSION OR
CITY OF CANNON BEACH OR OR
CITY OF ST. PAUL OR
CITY OF ADAIR VILLAGE OR
CITY OF WILSONVILLE OR
CITY OF HAPPY VALLEY OR
CITY OF SHADY COVE OR
CITY OF LAKESIDE OR
CITY OF MILLERSBURG OR
CITY OF GATES OR
KEIZER POLICE DEPARTMENT OR
CITY OF DUNDEE OR
CITY OF AURORA OR
THE CITY OF NEWPORT OR
CITY OF ALBANY OR
CITY OF ASHLAND OR
CITY OF LEBANON OR
CITY OF PORTLAND OR
CITY OF SALEM OR
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD OR
METRO OR
CITY OF BURNS OR
CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE OR
CITY OF DALLAS OR
CITY OF FALLS CITY OR
CITY OF PHOENIX OR
CITY OF PRAIRIE CITY OR
CITY OF REDMOND OR
CITY OF SHERWOOD OR
City of junction city OR
City of Florence OR
Columbia Gorge Community OR
City of Dayton OR
City of Carlton OR
City of Pendleton Convention Center OR
City of Monmouth OR
City of Philomath OR
City of Sheridan OR
Seaside Public Library OR
City of Yoncalla OR
La Grande Police Department OR
Cove City Hall OR
NW PORTLAND INDIAN HEALTH
BOARD OR
Portland Patrol Services OR
City Of Bend OR
City Of Coquille OR
City Of Molalla OR
ROCKWOOD WATER PEOPLE'S UTILITY
DISTRICT OR
City of St. Helens OR
City of North Powder OR
City of Eugene OR
City of Cornelius, OR OR
Toledo Police Department OR
Springfield Public Library OR
City of Independence OR
City of Cascade Locks OR
City of Columbia City OR
City of Baker City OR
McMinnville Water & Light OR
City of Pendleton Parks & Recreation OR
CITY OF HEPPNER OR
CITY OF SWEETHOME OR
CITY OF THE DALLES OR
CLACKAMAS FIRE DIST#1 OR
DESCHUTES PUBLIC LIBRARY OR
STAYTON FIRE DISTRICT OR
Lake County Chamber of Commerce
Inc OR
City of Ontario OR
City of Corvallis Parks and Recreation OR
North Lincoln Fire & Rescue #1 OR
Gresham Police Department OR
City of Harrisburg OR
Gladstone Public Library OR
City of Portland Parks Bureau OR
City of Astoria Parks Dept. OR
Seaside Fire & Rescue OR
Florence Police Department OR
City Of North Bend OR
City of Union OR
City of Nehalem OR
City of Richland OR
CITY OF LINCOLN CITY OR
City of Donald OR
City of Milton-Freewater OR
CITY OF MADRAS OR
CITY OF SCIO OR
City of Forest Grove OR
City Govrnment OR
City of Mt. Angel OR
Albany Police Department OR
Umatilla Electric Cooperative OR
WATER ENVIRONMENT SERVICES OR
Polk County Fire District No.1 OR
Clatsop Care Health District-Clatsop
Retirement Village OR
Netarts-Oceanside RFPD OR
UIUC OR
Rogue River Fire District OR
Aurora Rural FIre District OR
Tillamook County Emergency
Communications District OR
Southern Coos Hospital OR
Oregon Cascades West Council of
Governments OR
MULTONAH COUNTY DRAINAGE
DISTRICT #1 OR
PORT OF BANDON OR
OR INT'L PORT OF COOS BAY OR
MID-COLUMBIA CENTER FOR LIVING OR
DESCHUTES COUNTY RFPD NO.2 OR
YOUNGS RIVER LEWIS AND CLARK
WATER DISTRICT OR
PACIFIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES
COMMISSION OR
CENTRAL OREGON IRRIGATION
DISTRICT OR
MARION COUNTY FIRE DISTRCT #1 OR
COLUMBIA RIVER PUD OR
SANDY FIRE DISTRICT NO. 72 OR
BAY AREA HOSPITAL DISTRICT OR
NEAH KAH NIE WATER DISTRICT OR
PORT OF UMPQUA OR
EAST MULTNOMAH SOIL AND WATER
CONSERVANCY OR
Benton Soil & Water Conservation
District OR
DESCHUTES PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM OR
CLEAN WATER SERVICES OR
North Douglas County Fire & EMS OR
Crooked River Ranch Rural Fire
Protection District OR
PARROTT CREEK CHILD & FAM OR
South Lane County Fire And Rescue OR
Mill City RFPD OR
Lake Chinook Fire & Rescue OR
Clackamas County Water Environment
Services OR
Amity Fire District OR
CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY
COLLEGE OR
UMPQUA COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
LINN-BENTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON
COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
PORTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
ROGUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR
COLUMBIA GORGE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE OR
TILLAMOOK BAY COMMUNITY
COLLEGE OR
KLAMATH COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DISTRICT OR
Oregon Coast Community College OR
Clatsop Community College OR
North Portland Bible College OR
OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATION OR
Umpqua Valley Public Defender OR
Teacher Standards and Pracitices
Commission OR
Salem Keizer School District Purchasing OR
Kdrv Channel 12 OR
Opta Oregon Permit Technician OR
Oregon Forest Resources Institute OR
Office of the Ong Term Care
Ombudsman OR
Oregon State Lottery OR
OREGON TOURISM COMMISSION OR
OREGON STATE POLICE OR
OFFICE OF THE STATE TREASURER OR
OREGON DEPT. OF EDUCATION OR
SEIU LOCAL 503, OPEU OR
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY OR
OREGON STATE DEPT OF
CORRECTIONS OR
OREGON CHILD DEVELOPMENT
COALITION OR
OFFICE OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
PROGRAMS OR
OREGON OFFICE OF ENERGY OR
OREGON STATE BOARD OF NURSING OR
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OR
OREGON LOTTERY OR
OREGON BOARD OF ARCHITECTS OR
SANTIAM CANYON COMMUNICATION
CENTER OR
OREGON DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION OR
OREGON TRAVEL INFORMATION
COUNCIL OR
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION OR
OREGON DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS OR
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE
SERVICES OR
Oregon Board of Massage Therapists OR
Oregon Forest Industries Council OR
Oregon Tradeswomen OR
Oregon Convention Center OR
OREGON SCHL BRDS ASSOCIAT OR
Central Oregon Home Health and Hos OR
Oregon Health Care Quality Cor OR
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
SERVICES OR
Oregon Air National Guard OR
Training & Employment OR
State of Oregon - Department of
Administrative Services OR
Aging and People with Disabilities OR
Department of Administrative Services OR
Oregon State Treasury OR
Oregon State Fair Council OR
Oregon DEQ OR
Procurement Services/DAS OR
STATE OF OREGON OR
OREGON JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT OR
Oregon State Board of Architect
Examiners OR
Oregon Board of Chiropractic
Examiners OR
City of Astoria Fire Department OR
Columbia Gorge ESD OR
Nehalem Bay Wastewater OR
Association of Oregon Community
Mental Health Programs OR
VA OR
US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE OR
Bonneville Power Administration OR
Bureau Of Land Management OR
Oregon Army National Guard OR
USDA Forest Service OR
123d Fighter Squadron OR
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center OR
ANGELL JOB CORPS OR
Coquille Indian Housing Authority OR
COLLEGE HOUSING NORTHWEST OR
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF CLACKAMAS
COUNTY OR
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF PORTLAND OR
WEST VALLEY HOUSING AUTHORITY OR
HOUSING AUTHORITY AND
COMMUNITY SERVICES AGENCY OR
NORTH BEND CITY- COOS/URRY
HOUSING AUTHORITY OR
MARION COUNTY HOUSING
AUTHORITY OR
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF
SALEM OR
Housing Authority of Yamhill County OR
The Housing Authority of the County of
Umatilla OR
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REFERENCES
PROPOSER REFERENCES FROM CLIENTS
Proposers are required to provide three (3) client references, including contact information, for similar
projects that the Proposer has completed within the past five (5) years. It is preferred that at least one
(1) client reference be a government sector client.
The Proposer is required to include the three (3) references in the Proposal submitted to the
City.
CITY OF KCMO REFERENCE CHECK
GENERAL INFORMATION
Name of Proposer
Subcontractor/Third Party
Product or Service
Reviewed
REFERENCE CHECK INFORMATION
Business/Firm Name
Business/Firm Address
Contact Name
Title
Telephone Number
Fax Number
E-mail Address
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To submit a reference, please respond to the following questions:
1. What services did the Business/Firm provide for you?
2. Were the services performed satisfactorily?
3. Were the invoices detailed and accurate?
If the invoicing was not accurate, explain how easy or difficult it was to reconcile or have the
invoicing updated.
4. Were there any staffing disputes? If so, explain how easy or difficult it was to have staff
replaced.
5. Were you happy with the cost of your services?
6. Are you still using this Business/Firm for these services?
7. Do you plan to continue this relationship?
8. Additional Comments:
Name of Client Contact (Print) Signature and Date
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HRD INSTRUCTIONS
FOR REQUESTS FOR QUALIFICATIONS/PROPOSALS
PART A. MINORITY/WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE REQUIREMENTS
I. City’s MBE/WBE Program.
A. The City has adopted a Minority/Women Business Enterprise (“MBE/WBE”) Program
(Sections 38-84 through 38-100.8, Code of Ordinances) (the “Program”) to implement
the City’s policy of supporting the fullest possible participation in City contracts and
change orders of firms owned and controlled by minorities and women. Each
construction project may have an MBE and/or WBE goal for participation. An MBE or
WBE goal is a numerical objective the City has set for the contract. Goals are stated as a
percentage of contract dollars. For example, if an MBE goal for a contract is 10% and a
Proposer submits a proposal of $100,000, the goal for MBE participation would equal
$10,000. The specific MBE/WBE goals on this project are set forth elsewhere in the
proposal specifications.
B. By submitting a proposal, the Proposer agrees, as a material term of the contract, to carry
out the City’s MBE/WBE Program by making good faith efforts to include certified
MBE/WBEs in the project work to the extent of the goals listed for the project and to the
fullest extent consistent with submitting the best proposal to the City. Proposer agrees
that the Program is incorporated into this document and agrees to follow the Program.
Although it is not a requirement that a Proposer in fact meet or exceed both the MBE and
WBE Goals, it is a requirement for approval of the proposal that a Proposer objectively
demonstrate to the City that good faith efforts have been made to meet the Goals.
C. The following HRD Forms are attached and must be used for MBE/WBE submittals:
1. Affidavit of Intended Utilization (HRD Form 13); and
2. Contractor Utilization Plan/Request for Waiver (HRD Form 8A); and
3. Letter of Intent to Subcontract (HRD Form 00450.01); and
4. Timetable for MBE/WBE Utilization (HRD Form 10); and
5. Request for Modification or Substitution (HRD Form 11); and
6. Contractor Affidavit for Final Payment (Form 01290.14); and
7. Subcontractor Affidavit for Final Payment (Form 01290.15).
Warning: The City only gives MBE/WBE credit for a Proposer’s use of City certified
MBE/WBEs. A certified MBE/WBE firm is a firm that has been certified by the City’s
Human Relations Department as such. Certified MBEs and WBEs are listed in the
M/W/DBE Kansas City Mo. Online Directory, which is available on the City’s website at
www.kcmo.org. Before a Proposer submits a proposal, Proposer should contact HRD
and consult the directory to make sure any firm proposed for use for MBE/WBE
participation has been certified.
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II. Required Submissions with Proposal.
A. Proposer must submit the following document with its proposal:
1. Affidavit of Intended Utilization (HRD Form 13). This form states a Proposer’s
intent to use certified MBE/WBEs in the performance of the contract.
III. Required Submissions Prior to Contract Award.
A. Proposer must submit the following documents prior to contract award.
1. Contractor Utilization Plan/Request for Waiver (HRD Form 8). This form states
a Proposer’s plan to use specific certified MBE/WBEs in the performance of the
contract and includes the following:
a. The work to be performed by each MBE/WBE and the amounts each is to
be paid for the work; and
b. The name, address, race or ethnic origin, gender and employer
identification number or social security number of each MBE/WBE that
will perform the work.
c. An automatic request for waiver in the event Proposer has not met or
exceeded the MBE and/or WBE goals for the contract but believes that it
has made good faith efforts to meet or exceed the goals and desires a
waiver of the goals. If a waiver is requested, HRD will examine the
Proposer’s documentation of good faith efforts and make a
recommendation to grant or deny the waiver. HRD will recommend a
waiver be granted only if the Proposer has made good faith efforts to
obtain MBE/WBE participation.
2. Letter(s) of Intent to Subcontract (HRD Form 00450.01). A letter must be
provided from each MBE/WBE listed on the Contractor Utilization Plan.
These letters verify that the MBE/WBE has agreed to execute a formal
agreement for the work and indicate the scope of work to be performed and
the price agreed upon for the work.
IV. Additional Required Submissions when Requested by City.
A. Proposer must submit the following documents when requested by City:
1. Timetable for MBE/WBE Utilization (HRD Form 10).
2. Documentation of good faith efforts.
V. Required Monthly Submissions during term of Contract.
A. Proposers must submit the following document on a monthly basis if awarded the
contract:
1. M/WBE Monthly Utilization Report (HRD Form 00485.01). This report must be
submitted to the Director by the 15th of each month. Failure to submit timely reports
may result in delays in processing of current and future contract approvals and
payment applications.
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VI. Required Submittals for Final Contract Payment.
A. Proposer must submit the following documents with its request for final payment under
the contract:
1. Contractor Affidavit for Final Payment (Form 01290.14)
2. Subcontractor Affidavit(s) for Final Payment (Form 01290.15)
VII. Additional Submittals.
A. Proposer may be required to make additional submittals during the term of the Contract,
including Request for Modification or Substitution (HRD Form 11). Refer to Section
X, Modification of the Contractor Utilization Plan or Substitution of an MBE/WBE, for
additional instructions on when this form must be submitted.
VIII. MBE/WBE Participation Credit.
A. The following shall be credited towards achieving the goals:
1. The total contract dollar amount that a prime contractor has paid or is obligated to pay
to a subcontractor that is a qualified MBE or WBE, except as otherwise expressly
provided for herein.
2. Twenty-five percent (25%) of the total dollar amount paid or to be paid by a prime
contractor to obtain supplies or goods from a supplier who is a qualified MBE or
WBE.
3. Ten percent (10%) of the total dollar amount paid or to be paid by a prime contractor
to obtain supplies or goods from a supply broker who is a qualified MBE or WBE.
4. One hundred percent (100%) of the total dollar amount paid or to be paid by a prime
contractor to a manufacturer of construction supplies who is a qualified MBE or
WBE.
5. Subcontractor participation with a lower tier MBE/WBE subcontractor using one of
the above methods of participation.
B. NO CREDIT, however, will be given for the following:
1. Participation in a contract by a MBE or WBE that does not perform a commercially
useful function as defined by the Program; and
2. Any portion of the value of the contract that an MBE or WBE subcontractor
subcontracts back to the prime contractor or any other contractor who is not a
qualified MBE/WBE; and
3. An MBE or WBE prime contractor’s own participation in its contract with City; and
4. Materials and supplies used on the contract unless the MBE/WBE is responsible for
negotiating the price, determining quality and quantity, ordering the materials and
installing (where applicable) and paying for material itself; and
5. Work performed by an MBE or WBE in a scope of work other than that in which the
MBE or WBE is currently certified.
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IX. Methods for Securing Participation of MBE/WBEs and Good Faith Efforts.
A. A Proposer is required to make good faith efforts to achieve the MBE/WBE goals. Good
faith efforts are efforts that, given all relevant circumstances, a Proposer actively and
aggressively seeking to meet the goals can reasonably be expected to make. Good faith
efforts must be made before the Proposer submits a Contractor Utilization Plan/Request
for Waiver (HRD Form 8)
Warning: Efforts to obtain MBE and/or WBE participation made after a Contractor
Utilization Plan is submitted cannot be used to show the Proposer made good faith
efforts.
B. In evaluating good faith efforts, the Director of HRD will consider whether the Proposer
has performed the following, along with any other relevant factors:
1. Advertised opportunities to participate in the contract in general circulation media,
trade and professional association publications, small and minority business media,
and publications of minority and women’s business organizations in sufficient time to
allow MBE and WBE firms to participate effectively.
2. Provided notice to a reasonable number of minority and women’s business
organizations of specific opportunities to participate in the contract in sufficient time
to allow MBE and WBE firms to participate effectively.
3. Sent written notices, by certified mail or facsimile, to qualified MBEs and WBEs
soliciting their participation in the contract in sufficient time to allow them to
participate effectively.
4. Attempted to identify portions of the work for qualified MBE and/or WBE
participation in order to increase the likelihood of meeting the goals, including
breaking down contracts into economically feasible units. A Proposer should send
letters by certified mail or facsimile to those MBE/WBE contractors identified by
HRD listed in those categories which are in those subcontractors’ scope of work. The
portion of work for which a proposal from an MBE/WBE is being solicited shall be
as specific as possible. Letters which are general are not acceptable.
5. Requested assistance in achieving the goals from the Director and acted on the
Director’s recommendations.
6. Conferred with qualified MBEs and WBEs and explained the scope and requirements
of the work for which their bids or proposals were solicited.
7. Attempted to negotiate in good faith with qualified MBEs and WBEs to perform
specific subcontracts; not rejecting them as unqualified without sound reasons based
on a thorough investigation of their capabilities. Documentation of good faith
negotiations with MBE/WBEs from whom proposals were received in an effort to
reach a mutually acceptable price should include:
a. Names, addresses and telephone numbers of MBE/WBEs that were
contacted and date of contact;
b. The information provided to MBE/WBEs regarding the plans and
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specifications for portions of the work to be performed by them;
c. The reasons no agreement was reached with any MBE/WBE, including
the basis for any bid rejection (i.e., availability, price, qualifications or
other);
d. Descriptions of attempts to provide technical assistance to MBE/WBEs to
obtain necessary insurance and/or to obtain necessary supplies at the best
prices available.
C. A Proposer will be required to give the City documentation to prove that it made good
faith efforts. The Proposer will be contacted by the City with further instructions about
when this documentation must be submitted.
X. Modification of the Contractor Utilization Plan or Substitution of an MBE/WBE.
A. A Proposer may need to substitute an MBE and/or WBE or request that the amount of
MBE/WBE participation listed in its Contractor Utilization Plan be modified. Proposer
must file a Request for Modification or Substitution (HRD Form 11) prior to actual
substitution and within a reasonable time after learning that a modification or
substitution is necessary. The Director may approve substitutions or modifications and
upon approval, the modifications and substitutions will become an amendment to the
Contractor Utilization Plan. Modifications or substitutions may be approved when:
1. The Director finds that the Proposer made and provided evidence of good faith efforts
to substitute the MBE/WBE listed on the Contractor Utilization Plan with other
certified MBE/WBEs for the scope of work or any other scope of work in the
contract; AND
2. The Director also finds one of the following:
a. The listed MBE/WBE is non-responsive or cannot perform; or
b. The listed MBE/WBE has increased its previously quoted price to the
bidder, proposer or contractor without a corresponding change in the
scope of the work; or
c. The listed MBE/WBE has committed a material default or breach of its
contract with the contractor; or
d. Requirements of the scope of work of the contract have changed and
render subcontracting not feasible or not feasible at the levels required by
the goals established for the contract; or
e. The listed MBE/WBE is unacceptable to the contracting department; or
f. The listed MBE/WBE thereafter had its certification revoked; or
g. The Proposer or Contractor has not attempted intentionally to evade the
requirements of the Program and it is in the best interests of the City to
allow a modification or substitution.
B. A modification shall not be made unless the modification or substitution has first
been requested and approved by the Director.
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XI. Appeals. (Applicable only if the RFQ/P is for a construction project)
A. In conformance with the Act, appeals may be made to the City Fairness in Construction
Board on the following:
1. The grant or denial of a Request for Waiver;
2. Substitution for an MBE/WBE listed on a Contractor Utilization Plan;
3. Modification of the percentage of MBE/WBE participation on a Contractor
Utilization Plan;
4. Liquidated Damages;
5. The amount of MBE/WBE credit the Contractor may receive for MBE/WBE
participation identified in the contractor utilization plan.
B. Any appeal must be filed in writing with the Director within ten (10) working days of
notice of the determination. Mailing, faxing, personal delivery or posting at HRD of
determinations shall constitute notice. The appeal shall state with specificity why the
Proposer or Contractor believes the determination is incorrect
C. Failure to file a timely appeal shall constitute a waiver of a Proposer’s or Contractor’s
right to appeal such determination and such person shall be estopped to deny the validity
of any determination which could have been timely appealed.
XII. Access to Documents and Records.
A. By submitting a proposal, each Proposer agrees to permit the City, its duly authorized
agents or employees, access at all reasonable times to all books and business records of
Proposer as may be necessary to ascertain compliance with the requirements of this
document and the Act, within ten (10) days of the date of the written request.
B. All Proposers agree to cooperate with the contracting department and HRD in studies and
surveys regarding the MBE/WBE program.
XIII. Miscellaneous.
A. A Proposer or Contractor shall bear the burden of proof with regard to all issues on
appeal.
B. In the event of any conflict between this document and the Program, the provisions of the
Program shall control. The terms used in this document are defined in the Program.
C. Oral representations are not binding on the City.
D. The City Council may waive the requirements of this document and the Program and
award the contract to the best proposer if the City Council determines a waiver is in the
best interests of the City.
XIV. Liquidated Damages – MBE/WBE Program.
A. If Contractor fails to achieve the MBE/WBE goals stated in its Contractor Utilization
Plan, as amended, the City will sustain damages, the exact extent of which would be
difficult or impossible to ascertain. Therefore, in order to liquidate those damages, the
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monetary difference between the amount of the MBE/WBE goals set forth in the
Contractor Utilization Plan, as amended, and the amount actually paid to qualified MBEs
and WBEs for performing a commercially useful function will be deducted from the
Contractor’s payments as liquidated damages. In determining the amount actually paid
to qualified MBEs and WBEs, no credit will be given for the portion of participation that
was not approved by the Director, unless the Director determines that the Contractor
acted in good faith. No deduction for liquidated damages will be made when, for reasons
beyond the control of the Contractor, the MBE/WBE participation stated in the
Contractor Utilization Plan, as amended and approved by the Director is not met.
[Specifier: The remainder of this document is applicable ONLY IF the RFQ/P is for a
construction project that the City estimates will require more than 800 construction labor hours
and cost in excess of $324,000.00 to construct. If this is not applicable to your RFQ/P, delete the
remainder of this document. Be sure to delete this note before printing]
PART B. CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
(THIS PART IS APPLICABLE TO CITY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS ESTIMATED BY
THE CITY PRIOR TO SOLICITATION AS REQUIRING MORE THAN 800
CONSTRUCTION LABOR HOURS AND COSTING IN EXCESS OF $324,000.00.)
I. City’s Construction Employment Program.
A. The City has adopted a Construction Employment Program (Sections 38-83.1 through 38-
83.13, Code of Ordinances) (the “Program”) to implement the City’s policy of supporting
the fullest possible utilization of minority and women workers in the construction
industry. A person or firm who is awarded a contract to construct, reconstruct, improve,
enlarge or alter any fixed work that is estimated by the City prior to solicitation as
requiring more than 800 construction labor hours, has an estimated costs that exceeds
$324,000.00, and involves the expenditure of public funds, is subject to company-wide
construction employment goals. The minimum goals are currently set at 10% for
minorities and 2% for women, but public recognition may be provided if the Proposer
achieves at least twice the minimum participation. The successful Proposer may meet
these company-wide goals by counting the Proposer’s utilization of minorities and
women throughout the Kansas City metropolitan statistical area.
B. By submitting a proposal, the Proposer agrees, as a material term of the contract, to carry
out the City’s Construction Employment Program by making good faith efforts to utilize
minority and women workers on the Proposer’s job sites to the fullest extent consistent
with submitting the best proposal to the City. Proposer agrees that the Program is
incorporated into this document and agrees to follow the Program. Although it is not a
requirement that a Proposer in fact meet or exceed the construction employment goals to
receive approval from HRD, a Proposer not doing so is required to objectively
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demonstrate to HRD that good faith efforts have been made.
C. The following HRD Forms are to be used for Construction Employment Program
submittals:
1. Project Workforce Monthly Report (HRD Form 00485.02)
2. Company-Wide Workforce Monthly Report (HRD Form 00485.03)
II. Required Monthly Submissions during Term of Contract.
A. Proposer must submit the following documents on a monthly basis if awarded the
contract:
1. Project Workforce Monthly Report (HRD Form 00485.02). This report is
contract specific. Two copies of this report must be submitted to the Director by the
15th of each month. The first copy will be utilized to report the Proposer’s own
workforce compliance data with regard to the City’s construction contract. The
second copy will be utilized to report consolidated workforce compliance data for
every subcontractor retained on the City’s construction contract. Failure to submit
timely reports may result in delays in processing of current and future contract
approvals and payment applications.
2. Company-Wide Workforce Monthly Report (HRD Form 00485.03). This report
is not contract specific; it is used to report on the utilization of females and minorities,
by trade, company-wide. Two copies of this report must be submitted to the Director
by the 15th of each month. The first copy will be utilized to report the Proposer’s own
workforce compliance data with regard to every contract (both privately and publicly
funded) Proposer has in progress throughout the Kansas City metropolitan statistical
area. The second copy will be utilized to report consolidated workforce compliance
data for every subcontractor retained by Proposer on every contract Proposer has in
progress throughout the Kansas City metropolitan statistical area. Failure to submit
timely reports may result in delays in processing of current and future contract
approvals and payment applications.
III. Submittal Required for Final Contract Payment.
A. The last Project Workforce Monthly Report(s) and Company-Wide Workforce Monthly
Report(s) shall serve as the final reports and must be submitted before final payment will
be made and/or retainage released. Proposer shall note the submittal of the final reports
by notation in the box entitled “Final Cumulative Report”
IV. Methods for Securing Workforce Participation and Good Faith Efforts.
A. A Proposer is required to make good faith efforts to achieve the construction employment
goals. If a Proposer will be unable to secure enough minority and female participation to
meet or exceed the construction employment goals, a Proposer must, within a reasonable
time after so learning, request a waiver or modification of the goals by the Director of
HRD. The Director will examine the Proposer’s request and the Proposer’s
documentation of good faith efforts and grant or deny a waiver or modification. The
Director will grant a waiver or modification only if the Proposer has made good faith
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efforts to secure minority and female participation.
B. In evaluating good faith efforts, the Director will consider whether the Proposer has
performed the following:
1. For those Proposers that are not signatories to a collective bargaining agreement with
organized labor:
a. Requested in writing the assistance of the Director with respect to efforts to
promote the utilization of minorities and women in the workforce and acted
upon the Director’s recommendations; and
b. Advertised in minority or women trade association newsletters and/or
minority or women owned media at least 15 calendar days prior to the
utilization of any construction services on the city construction contract and
used terminology that sufficiently describes the work available, the pay scale,
the application process, and anything else that one might reasonably be
expected to be informed of relevant to the position being advertised; and
c. Maintained copies of each advertisement and a log identifying the publication
and date of publication; and
d. Conducted real and substantial recruitment efforts, both oral and written,
targeting resident, minority and women community-based organization,
schools with a significant minority student population, and training
organizations serving the recruitment area; and
e. Established and maintained a current list of resident, minority and women
recruitment sources, providing written notification to the recruitment sources
of available employment opportunities, and maintained records of the notices
submitted to the organizations and any responses thereto; and
f. Maintained a current file for the time period of the city construction contract
with the name, address, and telephone number of each resident, minority and
woman job applicant, the source of the referral, whether or not the person was
hired, and in the event that the applicant was not hired, the reason therefore;
and
g. Promoted the retention of minorities and women in its workforce with the
goals of achieving sufficient annual hours for minorities and women to qualify
for applicable benefits; and
h. Required by written contract that all subcontractors comply with the above
efforts.
2. For those Proposers that are signatories to collective bargaining agreements with
organized labor:
a. Supported the efforts of the Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC),
a joint effort of Labor Unions and contractors, or some other apprenticeship
program, whose purpose is to recruit, train and employ new workers for a full
time career in the construction industry; and
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b. Requested in writing from each labor union representing crafts to be
employed that:
i. the labor union make efforts to promote the utilization of residents of
the City, minorities and women in the workforce; and
ii. the labor union identify any residents of the City, minorities and
women in its membership eligible for employment; and
iii. the JATC take substantial and real steps to increase the participation of
minorities in the union apprenticeship programs in the aggregate to
30% by 2011 and encourage other labor unions to do the same; and
iv. the JATC take substantial and real steps to increase the participation of
women in the union apprenticeship programs in the aggregate to 5%
by 2011 and encourage other labor unions to do the same; and
v. the JATC partner with workforce preparedness programs, community
based organizations, employment referral programs and school-
sponsored programs to accomplish these goals.
c. Collaborated with labor unions in promoting mentoring programs intended to
assist minorities and women in increasing retention with the goals of
achieving sufficient annual hours to qualify for applicable benefits; and
d. Maintained a current file with the name, address, and telephone number of
each resident, minority and women worker identified by the labor union,
whether or not the person was hired, and in the event the person was not hired,
the reason therefore.
e. To the extent the good faith efforts applicable to Proposers that are signatories
to collective bargaining agreements with organized labor conflict with the
procedures implemented by the Proposer in order to comply with the relevant
bargaining agreement, the Proposer shall substitute other procedures as may
be approved by the Director in writing.
C. A Proposer will be required to give the City documentation to prove that it made good
faith efforts. The Proposer will be contacted by the City with further instructions about
when this documentation must be submitted.
V. Appeals.
A. In conformance with the Program, appeals may be made to the Construction Workforce
Board on the following:
1. Determinations by the Director that a contractor did not meet the construction
employment goals and did not make a good faith effort to meet the goals;
2. Recommendations by the Director to assess liquidated damages;
3. Recommendation by the Director that a contractor be declared ineligible to receive
any city construction contract for a period of time up to one year.
B. Any appeal must be filed in writing with the Director within ten (10) working days of
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notice of the recommendation or determination. The appeal shall state with specificity
why the Proposer believes the recommendation or determination is incorrect.
C. Failure to file a timely appeal shall constitute a waiver of a Proposer’s right to appeal
such determination or recommendation and such person shall be estopped to deny the
validity of any order, determination, recommendation or action of HRD which could have
been timely appealed.
VI. Access to Documents and Records.
A. By submitting a proposal, each Proposer agrees to permit the City, its duly authorized
agents or employees, access at all reasonable times to all books and business records of
Proposer as may be necessary to ascertain compliance with the requirements of this
document and the Program, within ten (10) days of the date of the written request. Each
Proposer further agrees to require, if awarded the contract, that every subcontractor
permit the City the same access to documents and records.
B. All Proposers agree to cooperate with the contracting department and HRD in studies and
surveys regarding the construction employment program.
VII. Miscellaneous.
A. A Proposer shall bear the burden of proof with regard to all issues on appeal.
B. The successful Proposer may be required to meet with the Director of HRD or the
Director’s designee for the purpose of discussing the construction employment program,
the Proposer’s efforts to realize the goals, and any other problems and/or issues affecting
the realization of the goals or the program in general.
C. In the event of any conflict between this document and the Program, the provisions of the
Program shall control. The terms used in this document are defined in the Program.
D. Oral representations are not binding on the City.
VIII. Liquidated Damages; Suspension – Workforce Program.
A. If a Proposer fails to achieve the construction employment goals without having
previously obtained a waiver or modification of those goals, the City will sustain
damages, the exact extent of which would be difficult or impossible to ascertain. These
damages are magnified if the failure to abide by the requirements of the Workforce
Program is recurring. Therefore, in order to liquidate those damages, City shall be
entitled to deduct and withhold the following amounts:
If Proposer failed to meet or exceed the minimum employment goals or otherwise
establish that Proposer is entitled to a waiver under circumstances in which
Proposer has failed to meet or exceed the goals on one prior occasion within the
twenty-four month period immediately preceding the completion of the work
under the Contract, the sum of three thousand dollars ($3,000.00).
If Proposer failed to meet or exceed the minimum employment goals or otherwise
establish that Proposer is entitled to a waiver under circumstances in which
Proposer has failed to meet or exceed the goals on two or more prior occasions
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within the twenty-four month period immediately preceding the completion of the
work under the Contract, the sum of seven thousand dollars ($7,000.00).
B. In addition, Proposer shall be required to attend mandatory compliance training or be
declared ineligible to contract with the City for a term provided herein, and as authorized
by City’s Code of Ordinances:
If Proposer failed to meet or exceed the minimum employment goals or otherwise
establish that Proposer is entitled to a waiver under circumstances in which
Proposer has not previously failed to meet or exceed the goals within the twenty-
four month period immediately preceding the completion of the work under the
Contract, Proposer shall be required to attend a mandatory training class on
Workforce Program compliance.
If Proposer failed to meet or exceed the minimum employment goals or otherwise
establish that Proposer is entitled to a waiver under circumstances in which
Proposer has failed to meet or exceed the goals on one prior occasion within the
twenty-four month period immediately preceding the completion of the work
under the Contract, Proposer shall be suspended from participating, either as a
contractor or subcontractor, on any future contract with the City for a period of
thirty (30) days. Proposer waives any right to invoke any proceeding or
procedure under Sections 2-1649 or 2-1801 of City’s Code of Ordinances with
regards to any suspension arising hereunder.
If Proposer failed to meet or exceed the minimum employment goals or otherwise
establish that Proposer is entitled to a waiver under circumstances in which
Proposer has failed to meet or exceed the goals on two or more prior occasions
within the twenty-four month period immediately preceding the completion of the
work under the Contract, Proposer shall be suspended from participating, either as
a contractor or subcontractor, on any future contract with the City for a period of
six (6) months. Proposer waives any right to invoke any proceeding or procedure
under Sections 2-1649 or 2-1801 of City’s Code of Ordinances with regards to
any suspension arising hereunder.
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CONTRACTOR UTILIZATION PLAN/REQUEST FOR WAIVER
Project Number ____________________________________________
Project Title _______________________________________________
______________________________________________________ _____________________
(Department Project) Department
______________________________________________________________________________
(Bidder/Proposer)
STATE OF ____________________ )
) ss
COUNTY OF __________________ )
I, _______________________________, of lawful age and upon my oath state as
follows:
1. This Affidavit is made for the purpose of complying with the provisions of the MBE/WBE
submittal requirements on the above project and the MBE/WBE Program and is given on
behalf of the Bidder/Proposer listed below. It sets out the Bidder/Proposer’s plan to utilize
MBE and/or WBE contractors on the project.
2. The project goals are __________ % MBE and __________ % WBE. Bidder/Proposer
assures that it will utilize a minimum of the following percentages of MBE/WBE
participation in the above project:
BIDDER/PROPOSER PARTICIPATION:________% MBE _______% WBE
3. The following are the M/WBE subcontractors whose utilization Bidder/Proposer warrants
will meet or exceed the above-listed Bidder/Proposer Participation. Bidder/Proposer
warrants that it will utilize the M/WBE subcontractors to provide the goods/services
described in the applicable Letter(s) of Intent to Subcontract, copies of which shall
collectively be deemed incorporated herein). (All firms must currently be certified by
Kansas City, Missouri)
a. Name of M/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
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b. Name of M/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
c. Name of M/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
d. Name of M/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
e. Name of M/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
f. Name of M/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
(List additional M/WBEs, if any, on additional page and attach to this form)
4. The following is a breakdown of the percentage of the total contract amount that
Bidder/Proposer agrees to pay to each listed M/WBE:
MBE/WBE BREAKDOWN SHEET
MBE FIRMS:
Subcontract Weighted % of Total
Name of MBE Firm Supplier/Broker/Contractor Amount* Value** Contract
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
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_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
TOTAL MBE $ / TOTAL MBE %: $____________ ______%
______________________________________________________________________________
WBE FIRMS:
Subcontract Weighted % of Total
Name of WBE Firm Supplier/Broker/Contractor Amount* Value** Contract
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
_____________________ _____________________ __________ _______ _______
TOTAL WBE $ / TOTAL WBE %: $____________ ______%
_____________________________________________________________________________
*“Subcontract Amount” refers to the dollar amount that Bidder/Proposer has agreed to pay each
M/WBE subcontractor as of the date of contracting and is indicated here solely for the purpose of
calculating the percentage that this sum represents in proportion to the total contract amount.
Any contract amendments and/or change orders changing the total contract amount may alter the
amount due an M/WBE under their subcontract for purposes of meeting or exceeding the
Bidder/Proposer participation.
**“Weighted Value” means the portion of the subcontract amount that will be credited towards
meeting the Bidder/Proposer participation. See HRD Forms and Instructions for allowable credit
and special instructions for suppliers.
5. Bidder/Proposer acknowledges that the monetary amount to be paid each listed M/WBE for
their work, and which is approved herein, is an amount corresponding to the percentage of the
total contract amount allocable to each listed M/WBE as calculated in the MBE/WBE
Breakdown Sheet. Bidder/Proposer further acknowledges that this amount may be higher than
the subcontract amount listed therein as change orders and/or amendments changing the total
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contract amount may correspondingly increase the amount of compensation due an M/WBE
for purposes of meeting or exceeding the Bidder/Proposer participation
6. Bidder/Proposer acknowledges that it is responsible for considering the effect that any change
orders and/or amendments changing the total contract amount may have on its ability to meet
or exceed the Bidder/Proposer participation. Bidder/Proposer further acknowledges that it is
responsible for submitting a Request for Modification or Substitution if it will be unable to
meet or exceed the Bidder/Proposer participation set forth herein.
7. If Bidder/Proposer has not achieved both the M/WBE goal(s) set for this Project,
Bidder/Proposer hereby requests a waiver of the MBE and/or WBE goal(s) that
Bidder/Proposer has failed to achieve
8. Bidder/Proposer will present documentation of its good faith efforts, a narrative summary
detailing its efforts and the reasons its efforts were unsuccessful when requested by the City.
9. I hereby certify that I am authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of the Bidder/Proposer
named below and who shall abide by the terms set forth herein:
Bidder/Proposer primary contact:
Address: _________
_________
Phone Number: _________
Facsimile number: _________
E-mail Address: _________
By: __________________________________
Title: __________________________________
Date: __________________________________
(Attach corporate seal if applicable)
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ______ day of ___________________, 20__.
My Commission Expires: __________________ _________________________________
Notary Public
00460 HRD 10 Timetable for MBE/WBE Utilization 050113 Contract Central
TIMETABLE FOR MBE/WBE UTILIZATION
(This form should be submitted to the City after contract award.)
I, __________________________________, acting in my capacity as _____________________
(Name) (Position with Firm)
of __________________________________, with the submittal of this Timetable, certify that
(Name of Firm)
the following timetable for MBE/WBE utilization in the fulfillment of this contract is correct and
true to the best of my knowledge.
ALLOTTED TIME FOR THE COMPLETION OF THIS CONTRACT
(Check one only)
15 days ___ 75 days ___ 135 days ___
30 days ___ 90 days ___ 150 days ___
45 days ___ 105 days ___ 165 days ___
60 days ___ 120 days ___ 180 days ___
Other _____________________ (Specify)
Throughout ____________________________ Beginning 1/3 ___________________________
Middle 1/3 _____________________________ Final 1/3 _______________________________
Beginning 1/3 _________% Middle 1/3 _________% Final 1/3 __________%
PLEASE NOTE: Any changes in this timetable require approval of the Human Relations
Department in advance of the change.
If you have any questions regarding the completion of this form, please contact the Department
of Human Relations at: (816) 513-1818.
__________________________________________
(Signature)
__________________________________________
(Position with Firm)
__________________________________________
(Date)
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REQUEST FOR MODIFICATION OR SUBSTITUTION
(This Form must be submitted to HRD to request substitutions for an MBE/WBE listed in the Contractor Utilization
Plan or for modification of the amount of MBE/WBE participation listed in the Contractor Utilization Plan. This
Form shall be an amendment to the Contractor Utilization Plan.)
BIDDER/PROPOSER/CONTRACTOR: _________________________________________________
ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________
PROJECT NUMBER OR TITLE: ______________________________________________________
AMENDMENT/CHANGE ORDER NO: (if applicable) ____________________________________
Project Goals: ________% MBE _______% WBE
Contractor Utilization Plan: ________% MBE _______% WBE
1. I am the duly authorized representative of the above Bidder/Contractor/Proposer and am authorized to
request this substitution or modification on behalf of the Bidder/Contractor/Proposer.
2. I hereby request that the Director of HRD recommend or approve: (check appropriate space(s))
a. ____ A substitution of the certified MBE/WBE firm _____________________________,
(Name of new firm)
to perform ______________________________________________________,
(Scope of work to be performed by new firm)
for the MBE/WBE firm ________________________________ which is currently
(Name of old firm)
listed on the Bidder’s/Contractor’s/Proposer’s Contractor Utilization Plan to
perform the following scope of work: _____________________________.
(Scope of work of old firm)
b. ____A modification of the amount of MBE/WBE participation currently listed on the
Bidder’s/Contractor’s/Proposer’s Contractor Utilization Plan from
______ % MBE ______% WBE (Fill in % of MBE/WBE Participation currently listed on
Contractor Utilization Plan)
TO
______% MBE ______% WBE (Fill in New % of MBE/WBE Participation requested for
Contractor Utilization Plan)
c. Attach 00450.01 Letter of Intent to Subcontract letter for each new MBE/WBE to be added.
d. Attach a copy of the most recent 00485.01 or on-line M/WBE Monthly Utilization Report
3. Bidder/Contractor/Proposer states that a substitution or modification is necessary because: (check
applicable reason(s) )
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___The MBE/WBE listed on the Contractor Utilization Plan is non-responsive or cannot perform.
___The MBE/WBE listed on the Contractor Utilization Plan has increased its previously quoted
price without a corresponding change in the scope of work.
___The MBE/WBE listed on the Contractor Utilization Plan has committed a material default or
breach of its contract.
___Requirements of the scope of work of the contract have changed and make subcontracting not
feasible or not feasible at the levels required by the goals established for the contract.
___The MBE/WBE listed on the Contractor Utilization Plan is unacceptable to the City
contracting department.
___Bidder/Contractor/Proposer has not attempted intentionally to evade the requirements of the
Act and it is in the best interests of the City to allow a modification or substitution.
4. The following is a narrative summary of the Bidder’s/Contractor’s/Proposer’s good faith efforts
exhausted in attempts to substitute the MBE/WBE firm named above which is currently listed on the
Contractor Utilization Plan with other qualified, certified MBE/WBE firms for the listed scope of
work or any other scope of work in the project:
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
5. Bidder/Proposer/Contractor will present documentation when requested by the City to evidence its
good faith efforts.
Dated:_____________________________ _______________________________________
(Bidder/Proposer/Contractor)
_______________________________________
By: (Authorized Representative)
HRD 13 Affidavit of Intended Utilization 021108 Page 1 of 2 Contract Central
AFFIDAVIT OF INTENDED UTILIZATION
(This Form must be submitted with your Bid/Proposal)
____________________________________________________________
(Department Project)
____________________________________________________________
(Bidder/Proposer)
STATE OF ____________________)
) ss
COUNTY OF __________________)
I, _______________________________, of lawful age and upon my oath state as follows:
1. This Affidavit is made for the purpose of complying with the provisions of the MBE/WBE
submittal requirements in the bid/proposal specifications on the above project and is given on
behalf of the Bidder/Proposer listed below.
2. Bidder/Proposer assures that it presently intends to utilize the following MBE/WBE participation
in the above project if awarded the Contract:
PROJECT GOALS: ________% MBE ______% WBE
BIDDER/PROPOSER PARTICIPATION: ________% MBE ______% WBE
3. To the best of Bidder’s/Proposer’s knowledge, the following are the names of certified MBEs or
WBEs with whom Bidder/Proposer, or Bidder’s/Proposer’s subcontractors, presently intend to
contract if awarded the Contract on the above project: (All firms must currently be certified by
Kansas City, Missouri Dept. Of Human Relations)
a. Name of M/WBE Firm ___________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________________
Telephone No. __________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ______________________________________________________
Area/Scope of work _______________________________________________
Subcontract amount ______________________________________________
b. Name of M/WBE Firm _____________________________________________
Address _________________________________________________________
Telephone No. ____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. ________________________________________________________
Area/Scope of work _________________________________________________
Subcontract amount _________________________________________________
c. Name of M/WBE Firm _______________________________________________
Address ___________________________________________________________
Telephone No. _____________________________________________________
I.R.S. No. _________________________________________________________
Area/Scope of work __________________________________________________
Subcontract amount __________________________________________________
(List additional MBE/WBEs, if any, on additional pages and attach to this form)
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4. Bidder/Proposer will identify before contract award, those MBE/WBE subcontractors with dollar
amounts and scopes of work which apply to or exceed the MBE/WBE goals for the Project on the
Contractor Utilization Plan/Request for Waiver (HRD 08).
5. Bidder/Proposer agrees that failure to meet or exceed the MBE/WBE Goals for the above project
will automatically render this bid/proposal non-responsive if Bidder/Proposer fails to establish
good faith efforts towards meeting the goals as set forth in the HRD Forms and Instructions.
6. If applicable, Bidder/Proposer assures that it will meet or exceed the minimum employment goals
of 10% minority and 2% women during the term of its contract with City, or request a waiver of
the goals. NOTE: This paragraph is applicable ONLY if you are submitting a bid/proposal
on a construction contract that was estimated by the City, prior to solicitation, as requiring
more than 800 construction labor hours and costing in excess of $324,000.00.
7. I am authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of the Bidder/Proposer named below as:
_________________________ of ______________________________________
(Title) (Name of Bidder/Proposer)
Dated: _______________________________ By: ___________________________________
(Affiant)
Subscribed and sworn to before me this _____ day of ____________________, 20____.
My Commission Expires: ________________ ______________________________
Notary Public
00450.01 HRD Letter of Intent to Subcontract 050113 Page 1 of 1 Contract Central
LETTER OF INTENT TO SUBCONTRACT
Project Number
Project Title
______________________________________ (“Prime Contractor”) agrees to enter into a contractual
agreement with ________________________________________ (“M/W/DBE Subcontractor”), who will
provide the following goods/services in connection with the above-referenced contract:
(Insert a brief narrative describing the goods/services to be provided. Broad categorizations (e.g.,
“electrical,” “plumbing,” etc.) or the listing of the NAICS Codes in which M/W/DBE Subcontractor is
certified are insufficient and may result in this Letter of Intent to Subcontract not being accepted.)
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________,
for an estimated amount of $____________________ or ______________% of the total estimated
contract value.
M/W/DBE Subcontractor is, to the best of Prime Contractor’s knowledge, currently certified with the City
of Kansas City’s Human Relations Department to perform in the capacities indicated herein. Prime
Contractor agrees to utilize M/W/DBE Subcontractor in the capacities indicated herein, and M/W/DBE
Subcontractor agrees to work on the above-referenced contract in the capacities indicated herein,
contingent upon award of the contract to Prime Contractor.
_______________________________________ _________________________________
Signature: Prime Contractor Signature: M/W/DBE Subcontractor
________________________________________ _________________________________
Print Name Print Name
________________________________________ _________________________________
Title Date Title Date
01290.14 Contractor Affidavit for Final Payment 063009 1 of 2 Contract Central
CONTRACTOR AFFIDAVIT FOR FINAL
PAYMENT
Project Number
Project Title
STATE OF )
)SS
COUNTY OF )
The Undersigned, of lawful
(Name)
age, being first duly sworn, states under oath as follows:
1. I am the of who is the general
(Title) (CONTRACTOR)
CONTRACTOR for the OWNER on Project No. and Project Title .
2. All payrolls, material bills, use of equipment and other indebtedness connected with the Work for this Project
have been paid and all Claims of whatever nature have been satisfied, as required by the Contract.
3 () Prevailing wage does not apply; or
() All provisions and requirements set forth in Chapter 290, Section 290.210 through and including
290.340, Missouri Revised Statutes, pertaining to the payment of wages to workmen employed on public works
projects have been fully satisfied and there has been no exception to the full and complete compliance with
these provisions and requirements and the Annual Wage Order contained in the Contract in carrying out the
Contract and Work. CONTRACTOR has fully complied with the requirements of the prevailing wage law as
required in the Contract and has attached affidavits from all Subcontractors on this Project, regardless of tier,
affirming compliance with the prevailing wage law as stipulated in the Contract.
4. I hereby certify that (a) at project completion and pursuant to contractor’s final request for payment, contractor
achieved (______%) Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) participation and (_____%) Women Business
Enterprise (WBE) participation on this contract, and (b) listed herein are the names of all certified M/WBE
subcontractors, regardless of tier, with whom I, or my subcontractors contracted.
1. Name of MBE/WBE Firm ______________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
Telephone Number (_______) __________________________________________
IRS Number _________________________________________________________
Area/Scope*of Work __________________________________________________
Subcontract Final Amount ______________________________________________
2. Name of MBE/WBE Firm _____________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
Telephone Number (_______) ___________________________________________
IRS Number _________________________________________________________
Area/Scope*of Work___________________________________________________
Subcontract Final Amount ______________________________________________
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List additional subcontractors, if any, on a similar form and attach to the bid.
Supplier** Final Amount: ___________________________________
*Reference to specification sections or bid item number.
() Met or exceeded the Contract utilization goals; or
() Failed to meet the Contract utilization goals (attach waiver, substitution or modification); or
() No goals applied to this Project.
5. CONTRACTOR certifies that each Subcontractor has received full payment for its respective work in
connection with the Contract.
6. If applicable, I hereby certify that (a) at project completion and pursuant to contractor’s final request for
payment, contractor achieved, company-wide, at least ten percent (10%) minority workforce participation and
two percent (2%) women workforce participation and (2) a true and accurate copy of my final project workforce
monthly report (HRD Form 00485.02 and final company-wide workforce monthly report (HRD Form
00485.03) are attached. NOTE: This paragraph is only applicable if you completed a construction
contract that was estimated by the City, prior to solicitation, as requiring more than 800
construction labor hours and costing in excess of $324,000.01. If applicable you MUST attach
copies of your final monthly workforce reports.
7. This affidavit is made in behalf of the CONTRACTOR for the purpose of securing from Kansas City, Missouri,
the certification of completion of the Project and receiving payment therefore.
8. If the Contract amount exceeded $123,500.01, CONTRACTOR has submitted proof of compliance with the City
tax ordinances administered by the City’s Commissioner of Revenue and has on file proof of tax compliance from
all Subcontractors. If the Contract term exceeded one (1) year, CONTRACTOR has provided proof of compliance
with the City tax ordinances administered by the City’s Commissioner of Revenue prior to receiving final payment
and has on file proof of tax compliance from all Subcontractors prior to the Subcontractor receiving final payment
from CONTRACTOR.
CONTRACTOR
By
(Authorized Signature)
Title
On this day of , , before me
appeared , to me personally known to be the
of the ,
and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that (s)he executed the same on behalf of
as its free act and deed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal on the day and year first above
written.
My commission expires:
Notary Public
01290.15 Subcontractor Affidavit for Final Payment 020408 Contract Central
SUBCONTRACTOR AFFIDAVIT FOR FINAL PAYMENT
Project Number
Project Title
STATE OF MISSOURI )
) ss:
COUNTY OF ______________ )
After being duly sworn the person whose name and signature appears below hereby states under penalty of perjury that:
1. I am the duly authorized officer of the business indicated below (hereinafter Subcontractor) and I make this
affidavit on behalf of Subcontractor in accordance with the requirements set forth in Section 290.290, RSMo.
Subcontractor has completed all of the Work required under the terms and conditions of a subcontract as follows:
Subcontract with: __________________________________________________________________, Contractor
Work Performed: ____________________________________________________________________________
Total Dollar Amount of Subcontract and all Change Orders: $_________________________________________
City Certified MBE WBE DBE NA
List certifications: ____________________________________________________________________________
2. Subcontractor fully complied with the provisions and requirements of the Missouri Prevailing Wage Law set forth
in Sections 290.210, RSMo through 290.340, RSMo.
Business Entity Type: Subcontractor’s Legal Name and Address
(___) Missouri Corporation
(___) Foreign Corporation ___________________________________________
(___) Fictitious Name Corporation
(___) Sole Proprietor ___________________________________________
(___) Limited Liability Company Phone No. __________________________________
(___) Partnership Fax: ______________________________________
(___) Joint Venture E:mail:_____________________________________
(___) Other (Specify) Federal ID No._______________________________
I hereby certify that I have the authority to execute this affidavit on behalf of Subcontractor.
By: ______________________________________ __________________________________________
(Signature) (Print Name)
_______________________________________ __________________________________________
(Title) (Date)
NOTARY
Subscribed and sworn to before me this _____ day of ________________________, 20______.
My Commission Expires:______________________ By_____________________________
__________________________________________ _______________________________
Print Name Title
DISPARITY STUDY ISSUE DATE: 06-02-14
RFP NO. EV1992
(REV. 06-17-13) Page 1 of 2
AFFIDAVIT
EMPLOYEE ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION AFFIDAVIT
(Required for any contract with the City of Kansas City, Missouri in excess of $5,000.00)
STATE OF ___________________ )
) ss
COUNTY OF _________________ )
On this ________ day of _______________________, 20___, before me appeared
____________________________________________, personally known by me or otherwise
proven to be the person whose name is subscribed on this affidavit and who, being duly sworn,
stated as follows:
I am of sound mind, capable of making this affidavit, and personally swear or affirm that
the statements made herein are truthful to the best of my knowledge. I am the
______________________________ (title) of _________________________________
(business entity) and I am duly authorized, directed or empowered to act with full authority on
behalf of the business entity in making this affidavit.
I hereby swear or affirm that the business entity does not knowingly employ any person
in connection with the contracted services who does not have the legal right or authorization
under federal law to work in the United States as defined in 8 U.S.C. § 1324a(h)(3).
I hereby additionally swear or affirm that the business entity is enrolled in an electronic
verification of work program operated by the United States Department of Homeland Security
(E-Verify) or an equivalent federal work authorization program operated by the United States
Department of Homeland Security to verify information of newly hired employees, under the
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, and that the business entity will participate in said
program with respect to any person hired by the business entity to perform any work in
connection with the contracted services.
I have attached hereto documentation sufficient to establish the business entity’s
enrollment and participation in the required electronic verification of work program. The
documentation will consist of the first and last pages of the E-Verify Memorandum of
Understanding that the Contractor obtained upon successfully enrolling in the program.
I am aware and recognize that unless certain contractual requirements are satisfied and
affidavits obtained as provided in Section 285.530, RSMo, the business entity may face liability
DISPARITY STUDY ISSUE DATE: 06-02-14
RFP NO. EV1992
(REV. 06-17-13) Page 2 of 2
for violations committed by its subcontractors, notwithstanding the fact that the business entity
may itself be compliant.
I acknowledge that I am signing this affidavit as the free act and deed of the business
entity and that I am not doing so under duress.
______________________________________
Affiant’s signature
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ______ day of ___________________,
20____.
______________________________________
Notary Public
My Commission expires:
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0859 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:1-R
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JIM SCHAAD, Director
Department of Transportation
BY:DARLENE CHRISTIANSEN, Senior Management Analyst
Department of Transportation
SUBJECT
***RESOLUTION - Authorizing submission of funding requests to the Low Carbon Transit Operations
Program for the second year of Increased Frequency Weekend Bus Service and Extended Night
Service, execution of grant award documents if awarded, and execution of related Certifications &
Assurances and Authorized Agent Forms. (Subject to Mayoral Veto)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends Council approve a resolution authorizing the Director of Transportation or
designee to submit a 2017-18 Low Carbon Transit Operations Program (LCTOP) funding requests to
the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) to fund the second year of service for FAX’s
Increased Frequency Weekend Service and Extended Night Service; execute and file all necessary
funding documents on behalf of the City; and execute the required Certifications and Assurances and
Authorized Agent Forms.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In 2015, Council approved a continuing authorizing resolution to enable the Department to apply for
and receive LCTOP funding each year. Caltrans is now requesting that the Department provide a
new resolution each year that specifies the projects to be funded with that year’s funding allocation.
The attached resolution, therefore, includes both the authorization to execute funding agreements
and specifies the projects to be funded.
In previous years of this program, FAX utilized LCTOP funding for Tripper service and for the first
year of service for the Increased Frequency Weekend Service and for the Extended Night Service.
For the FY 2018 allocation FAX proposes to utilize LCTOP to fund the second year of service for both
the Weekend and Night services.
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BACKGROUND
Senate Bill 862 (2014) included the LCTOP to fund transit-specific projects in California to serve
disadvantaged communities (DACs) and improve air quality. The legislation named Caltrans as the
administrative agency for LCTOP and defined project sponsors (eligible recipients) that may receive
the funding, which includes the City of Fresno Department of Transportation/FAX. The statutes
related to state-funded transit projects require an implementing agency to abide by various
regulations and Caltrans has developed guidelines for the purpose of administering and distributing
LCTOP funds to local agencies.
The program requires recipient agencies to provide a resolution from their governing body each year
to approve the projects to be funded and in 2015 Council provided this approval through a continuing
authorizing resolution. LCTOP funding FAX received in prior cycles is currently funding the first year
of service for both the Increased Frequency Weekend Service and the Extended Night Service. This
resolution is to approve applications/funding for the second year of both services.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
This authorization to submit grant applications is not a “project” for the purposes of the California
Environmental Quality Act, pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section 15378.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this resolution does not include a bid or award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no fiscal impact to the General Fund from this request. LCTOP grant projects are expected
to be funded 100 percent through LCTOP revenues.
Attachments:
Resolution
Certifications and Assurances
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FY 2017-2018 LCTOP
Certifications and Assurances
Lead Agency: Lead Agency
Project Title: Project Title
Prepared by: Prepared by
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has adopted the following Certifications and
Assurances for the Low Carbon Transit Operations Program (LCTOP). As a condition of the receipt of
LCTOP funds, Lead Agency must comply with these terms and conditions.
A. General
1.The Lead Agency agrees to abide by the current LCTOP Guidelines and applicable legal requirements.
2.The Lead Agency must submit to Caltrans a signed Authorized Agent form designating the
representative who can submit documents on behalf of the project sponsor and a copy of the board
resolution appointing the Authorized Agent.
B.Project Administration
1.The Lead Agency certifies that required environmental documentation is complete before requesting an
allocation of LCTOP funds. The Lead Agency assures that projects approved for LCTOP funding
comply with Public Resources Code § 21100 and § 21150.
2.The Lead Agency certifies that a dedicated bank account for LCTOP funds only will be established
within 30 days of receipt of LCTOP funds.
3.The Lead Agency certifies that when LCTOP funds are used for a transit capital project, that the project
will be completed and remain in operation for its useful life.
4.The Lead Agency certifies that it has the legal, financial, and technical capacity to carry out the project,
including the safety and security aspects of that project.
5.The Lead Agency certifies that they will notify Caltrans of pending litigation, dispute, or negative audit
findings related to the project, before receiving an allocation of funds.
6.The Lead Agency must maintain satisfactory continuing control over the use of project equipment and
facilities and will adequately maintain project equipment and facilities for the useful life of the project.
7.Any interest the Lead Agency earns on LCTOP funds must be used only on approved LCTOP projects.
8.The Lead Agency must notify Caltrans of any changes to the approved project with a Corrective Action
Plan (CAP).
9.Under extraordinary circumstances, a Lead Agency may terminate a project prior to completion. In the
event the Lead Agency terminates a project prior to completion, the Lead Agency must (1) contact
Caltrans in writing and follow-up with a phone call verifying receipt of such notice; (2) pursuant to
verification, submit a final report indicating the reason for the termination and demonstrating the expended
funds were used on the intended purpose; (3) submit a request to reassign the funds to a new project within
180 days of termination.
FY 2017-2018 LCTOP
Certifications and Assurances
C.Reporting
1.The Lead Agency must submit the following LCTOP reports:
a. Semi-Annual Progress Reports by May 15th and November 15th each year.
b. A Final Report within six months of project completion.
c.The annual audit required under the Transportation Development Act (TDA), to verify receipt
and appropriate expenditure of LCTOP funds. A copy of the audit report must be submitted to
Caltrans within six months of the close of the year (December 31) each year in which LCTOP
funds have been received or expended.
2. Other Reporting Requirements: ARB is developing funding guidelines that will include reporting
requirements for all State agencies that receive appropriations from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction
Fund. Caltrans and project sponsors will need to submit reporting information in accordance with
ARB’s funding guidelines, including reporting on greenhouse gas reductions and benefits to
disadvantaged communities.
D.Cost Principles
1.The Lead Agency agrees to comply with Title 2 of the Code of Federal Regulations 225 (2 CFR 225),
Cost Principles for State and Local Government, and 2 CFR, Part 200, Uniform Administrative
Requirements for Grants and Cooperative Agreements to State and Local Governments.
2.The Lead Agency agrees, and will assure that its contractors and subcontractors will be obligated to
agree, that:
a.Contract Cost Principles and Procedures, 48 CFR, Federal Acquisition Regulations System,
Chapter 1, Part 31, et seq., shall be used to determine the allow ability of individual project cost
items and
b. Those parties shall comply with Federal administrative procedures in accordance with 2 CFR,
Part 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Cooperative Agreements to State
and Local Governments. Every sub-recipient receiving LCTOP funds as a contractor or sub-
contractor shall comply with Federal administrative procedures in accordance with 2 CFR, Part
200, Uniform Administrative Requirements for Grants and Cooperative Agreements to State and
Local Governments.
3. Any project cost for which the Lead Agency has received funds that are determined by subsequent audit
to be unallowable under 2 CFR 225, 48 CFR, Chapter 1, Part 31 or 2 CFR, Part 200, are subject to
repayment by the Lead Agency to the State of California (State). All projects must reduce greenhouse
gas emissions, as required under Public Resources Code section 75230, and any project that fails to
reduce greenhouse gases shall also have its project costs submit to repayment by the Lead Agency to the
State. Should the Lead Agency fail to reimburse moneys due to the State within thirty (30) days of
demand, or within such other period as may be agreed in writing between the Parties hereto, the State is
authorized to intercept and withhold future payments due the Lead Agency from the State or any third-
party source, including but not limited to, the State Treasurer and the State Controller.
FY 2017-2018 LCTOP
Certifications and Assurances
A.Record Retention
1.The Lead Agency agrees, and will assure that its contractors and subcontractors shall establish and
maintain an accounting system and records that properly accumulate and segregate incurred project
costs and matching funds by line item for the project. The accounting system of the Lead Agency, its
contractors and all subcontractors shall conform to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP),
and enable the determination of incurred costs at interim points of completion. All accounting records
and other supporting papers of the Lead Agency, its contractors and subcontractors connected with
LCTOP funding shall be maintained for a minimum of three (3) years after the “Project Closeout” report
or final Phase 2 report is submitted (per ARB Funding Guidelines, Vol. 3, page 3.A-16), and shall be
held open to inspection, copying, and audit by representatives of the State and the California State
Auditor. Copies thereof will be furnished by the Lead Agency, its contractors, and subcontractors upon
receipt of any request made by the State or its agents. In conducting an audit of the costs claimed, the
State will rely to the maximum extent possible on any prior audit of the Lead Agency pursuant to the
provisions of federal and State law. In the absence of such an audit, any acceptable audit work
performed by the Lead Agency’s external and internal auditors may be relied upon and used by the State
when planning and conducting additional audits.
2. For the purpose of determining compliance with Title 21, California Code of Regulations, Section 2500
et seq., when applicable, and other matters connected with the performance of the Lead Agency’s
contracts with third parties pursuant to Government Code § 8546.7, the project sponsor, its contractors
and subcontractors and the State shall each maintain and make available for inspection all books,
documents, papers, accounting records, and other evidence pertaining to the performance of such
contracts, including, but not limited to, the costs of administering those various contracts. All of the
above referenced parties shall make such materials available at their respective offices at all reasonable
times during the entire project period and for three (3) years from the date of final payment. The State,
the California State Auditor, or any duly authorized representative of the State, shall each have access to
any books, records, and documents that are pertinent to a project for audits, examinations, excerpts, and
transactions, and the Lead Agency shall furnish copies thereof if requested.
3.The Lead Agency, its contractors and subcontractors will permit access to all records of employment,
employment advertisements, employment application forms, and other pertinent data and records by the
State Fair Employment Practices and Housing Commission, or any other agency of the State of
California designated by the State, for the purpose of any investigation to ascertain compliance with this
document.
F.Special Situations
Caltrans may perform an audit and/or request detailed project information of the project sponsor’s
LCTOP funded projects at Caltrans’ discretion at any time prior to the completion of the LCTOP.
I certify all of these conditions will be met.
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NOTIFICATION OF APPOINTMENT
Approve reappointment of Kacey Auston to the Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:STEVE BRANDAU, Vice President
City Council Offices
SUBJECT
Approve up to $12,000 to reimburse County Clerk’s Office for overtime expenses for review of
signatures for the Fresno Clean & Safe Neighborhoods Parks Tax Initiative and direct City Clerk to
take necessary actions to implement this direction.
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Presentation of the SPCA Pet of the Month
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Proclamation of “Fresno Regional Reclamation Facility - Large Plant Safety Award Day”
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CEREMONIAL PRESENTATION
Proclamation of “Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc. (CRC) Day”
Since 1999 CRC is dedicated to help serve the community of both elderly and young Khmer
Americans.
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CITY OF FRESNO
Office of Mayor Lee Brand & The Fresno City Council
Is Hereby Presented To The:
Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc.
It is with great distinction and pride that we extend to you our sincerest appreciation by
honoring and congratulating the Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc. (CRC) for
your generosity and commitment to our community. We appreciate the organizations
values and services which includes providing scholarships to graduating high school
students, social services, leadership, and networking and advocacy on behalf of the
Cambodian people in Fresno. Your commitment and dedication have been an inspiration
and we thank you for all that you have done over the years and wish you continued
success in the future. It’s the organizations civic engagement that makes Fresno an
“All American City”.
On behalf of the City of Fresno, we, Mayor Lee Brand, and the Fresno City Council
do, hereby proclaim Thursday, July 26, 2018 to be:
“Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc. Day”
in the City of Fresno.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto
set our hand and affixed the seal of the City
of Fresno, California, this 26th day of July, 2018
_______________________________________ _________________________________________
MAYOR LEE BRAND COUNCIL PRESIDENT ESMERALDA SORIA
______________________________________________ _________________________________________
COUNCIL VICE-PRESIDENT STEVE BRANDAU COUNCILMEMBER OLIVER BAINES
_______________________________________ _________________________________________
COUNCILMEMBER PAUL CAPRIOGLIO COUNCILMEMBER LUIS CHAVEZ
______________________________________ ________________________________________
COUNCILMEMBER GARRY BREDEFELD COUNCILMEMBER CLINT OLIVIER
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Presentation of “Curtis Bunch Day”
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MINUTES FOR APPROVAL
Approval of minutes from June 28, 2018.
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City Council
President - Esmeralda Z. Soria
Vice President - Steve Brandau
Councilmembers:
Oliver L. Baines, III, Paul Caprioglio, Luis Chavez,
Garry Bredefeld, Clinton J. Olivier
City Manager - Wilma Quan-Schecter
City Attorney - Douglas T. Sloan
City Clerk - Yvonne Spence, MMC
9:00 AM Council ChambersThursday, June 28, 2018
Regular Meeting
The City Council met in regular session in the Council Chamber, City Hall on the date
and time written above.
9:18 A.M. ROLL CALL
President Esmeralda Z. Soria
Vice President Steve Brandau
Councilmember Oliver L. Baines III
Councilmember Paul Caprioglio
Councilmember Luis Chavez
Councilmember Garry Bredefeld
Councilmember Clinton Olivier
Present:7 -
Invocation by Rev. Adrian Lee from the Family Community Church
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
APPROVE AGENDA
City Clerk Spence announced the following changes to the agenda: There
was a change in the invocator - Reverend Adrian Lee from Family
Community Church, Proclamation was added "Tyler Ward Day", File ID
18-0746 (3-B) - Award a construction contract in the amount of
$4,693,392.60 to American Paving Company, of Fresno California for the
Veterans Boulevard Project - Bullard Extension Package from Bullard
Avenue to the Riverside Drive and Veterans Boulevard Intersection - Bid
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File No. 3582 was removed from the agenda, File ID 18-0828 (3-E) - Has
been pulled by staff and will be heard at 1:55 P.M. according to the special
meeting notice filed by staff and File ID 18-0837 (2:00 P.M.) - Hearing to
consider a proposed parks and public safety transactions and use tax item
was removed from the agenda by staff.
On motion of Councilmember Caprioglio, seconded by President
Soria, the above item was adopted as amended. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
1. CONSENT CALENDAR
On motion of Councilmember Caprioglio, seconded by
Councilmember Chavez, the below CONSENT CALENDAR items were
adopted. The motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
1-A ID18-0694 Actions pertaining to Initiating Proceedings and Declare Intention
to Levy the Annual Assessment for the City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District No. 1; and
setting the public hearing for July 26, 2018 at 10:10 a.m.
(City-wide)
1.RESOLUTION - Initiating proceedings for the annual levy of
assessment
2.RESOLUTION - Of Intention to levy and collect the annual
assessment
Sponsors:Public Works Department
RESOLUTION 2018-151 ADOPTED
RESOLUTION 2018-152 ADOPTED
1-B ID18-0761 ***RESOLUTION - Dedicating a portion of City-owned property
at 8090 N. Palm Avenue for the purpose of providing a private
access easement to the adjacent property. (Council District 2)
(Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
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Upon call, the following member of the public addressed Council: Sharon
Weaver.
RESOLUTION 2018-153 ADOPTED
1-C ID18-0785 RESOLUTION - Of Intention to Annex Assessor’s Parcel Number
329-130-17, 18, and 19 as Annexation No. 30 to the City of
Fresno Community Facilities District No. 9 and to Authorize the
Levy of Special Taxes (northwest corner of East Central and
South East Avenues) (Council District 3)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
RESOLUTION 2018-154 ADOPTED
1-D ID18-0789 ***BILL NO. B-37 - (Intro. 6/21/2018) (For adoption) - Adding
Article 22 to Chapter 12 of the Fresno Municipal Code to allow
At-Risk Development (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:City Councilmember Bredefeld
The above item was pulled from Consent Calendar by Council President
Soria and moved to Contested Consent for further discussion.
1-E ID18-0796 Approve the First Amended and Restated Memorandum of
Understanding Regarding Coordination, Cooperation, and Cost
Sharing on Preconstruction Activities Related to the Temperance
Flat Reservoir Project
Sponsors:Department of Public Utilities
The above item was pulled from Consent Calendar by Council Vice
President Brandau and moved to Contested Consent for further discussion.
1-F ID18-0809 ***Approve a Side Letter of Agreement with the Fresno Police
Officers Association (FPOA), representing Unit 4,
Non-Supervisory Police, regarding Lateral Hire Incentives
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
The above item was pulled from Consent Calendar by Council Vice
President Brandau and moved to Contested Consent for further discussion.
1-G ID18-0827 Approve a professional consultant agreement in the amount of
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$152,526 with Ascent Environmental, Inc., a Sacramento-based
California corporation, to prepare an EIR for the proposed
Darling Rendering Plant Relocation Project.
Sponsors:Development and Resource Management Department
1-H ID18-0833 Approve the Second Amendment to the Consultant Services
Agreement with the Youth Leadership Institute, in an amount not
to exceed the appropriations for fiscal years 2018 and 2019, and
extend the contract to June 30, 2020, with the option of two
one-year extensions
Sponsors:Council President Soria
The above item was pulled from Consent Calendar by Councilmember
Bredefeld and moved to Contested Consent for further discussion.
CEREMONIAL PRESENTATIONS
Proclamation of "Tyler Ward Day"
PRESENTED
APPROVE MINUTES
18-0030 Approval of minutes from June 14, 2018
Sponsors:City Clerk's Office
On motion of Councilmember Caprioglio, seconded by
Councilmember Chavez, that the above Minutes be approved. The
motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
ID18-0818 Approval of Budget Hearing minutes from June 19, 2018
Sponsors:City Clerk's Office
On motion of Councilmember Caprioglio, seconded by
Councilmember Chavez, that the above Minutes be approved. The
motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
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18-0031 Approval of minutes from June 21, 2018.
Sponsors:City Clerk's Office
On motion of Councilmember Caprioglio, seconded by
Councilmember Chavez, that the above Action Item be approved. The
motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS AND COMMENTS
Councilmember Caprioglio attended the June 25, 2018 press conference
announcing Terry Tumey as Fresno State Bulldogs athletics director.
Council Vice President Brandau announced on June 28, 2018 at the Fresno
Veterans Home of California, there was a presentation of freedom canes
presented to approximately 60 veterans.
Council President Soria announced that City of Fresno received the 2018
Helen Putman Award of Excellence and recognized for Fresno Youth
Commission at the League of California Cities.
CONTESTED CONSENT CALENDAR
1-D ID18-0789 ***BILL NO. B-37 - (Intro. 6/21/2018) (For adoption) - Adding
Article 22 to Chapter 12 of the Fresno Municipal Code to allow
At-Risk Development (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:City Councilmember Bredefeld
Council President Soria pulled the item for discussion.
Upon call, the following member of the public addressed Council: Ashley
Werner, Senior Attorney at Leadership Counsel for Justice and
Accountability addressed her concerns about the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA) and the impacts of the neighborhoods.
Councilmember Bredefeld addressed Ms. Werner's concerns and asked City
Attorney Sloan to address the CEQA analysis. City Attorney Sloan stated
the ordinance is not a CEQA project and no CEQA is required to approve
the ordinance change as presented.
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Councilmember Baines asked City Attorney Sloan about the at risk permit if
it is issued does it have to come after the appropriate CEQA work. City
Attorney Sloan replied that CEQA is required to be done at the time of the
first discretionary permit is issued. Council President Soria asked about the
changes of the project for the purpose of CEQA. City Attorney Sloan
responded changes in the physical ordinance does not change the
environment and that this is procedural and is not a project for CEQA
purposes.
ORDINANCE 2018-17 ADOPTED.
On motion of Councilmember Bredefeld, seconded by
Councilmember Caprioglio, that the above Ordinance be adopted. The
motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
1-E ID18-0796 Approve the First Amended and Restated Memorandum of
Understanding Regarding Coordination, Cooperation, and Cost
Sharing on Preconstruction Activities Related to the Temperance
Flat Reservoir Project
Sponsors:Department of Public Utilities
The above item was introduced to Council by Interim Director Carbajal,
Public Utilities Department.
Council Vice President Brandau asked staff questions regarding the
Memorandum of Understanding and the Joint Powers Agreement
concerning Temperance Flat. Interim Director Carbajal responded.
Upon call, the following member of the public addressed Council: Jaime
Loza.
Council President Soria asked staff about the original Memorandum of
Understanding in the amount of $100,000 out of the Water Enterprise funds
and what are we getting out of the $100,000. Interim Director Carbajal
responded the Memorandum of Understanding does not include additional
expenditures that it is only administrative changes. Council President Soria
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also asked about the state dollars.
APPROVED
On motion of Vice President Brandau, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Action Item be approved. The motion
carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
1-F ID18-0809 ***Approve a Side Letter of Agreement with the Fresno Police
Officers Association (FPOA), representing Unit 4,
Non-Supervisory Police, regarding Lateral Hire Incentives
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
The above item was introduced to Council by Director Cardell, Personnel
Services Department.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Council Vice President Brandau asked staff about the side letter and if it
changes any previous agreements about lateral hire incentive package or
does it just extend it. Director Cardell responded that this is just an
extension. Council Vice President Brandau asked Chief Dyer to discuss the
effectiveness and how many officers have been attracted. Chief Dyer
responded.
APPROVED
On motion of Vice President Brandau, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Action Item be approved. The motion
carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
1-H ID18-0833 Approve the Second Amendment to the Consultant Services
Agreement with the Youth Leadership Institute, in an amount not
to exceed the appropriations for fiscal years 2018 and 2019, and
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extend the contract to June 30, 2020, with the option of two
one-year extensions
Sponsors:Council President Soria
Councilmember Bredefeld spoke regarding his concerns about the money
being spent that oversee the program and does not support the expenditure
part of the item.
Upon call, the following member of the public addressed Council: Jose
Espinoza, Youth Commission Program Coordinator.
Councilmember Baines stated the money spent on the organization is a
benefit to our youth.
APPROVED
On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember Chavez,
that the above Action Item be approved. The motion carried by the
following vote:
Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio and Chavez4 -
No:Brandau, Bredefeld and Olivier3 -
2. SCHEDULED COUNCIL HEARINGS AND MATTERS
10:00 A.M.
ID18-0764 HEARING Regarding Increasing the Annual Assessment for
Tract 3884 of Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District
No. 1. (Council District 2)
1.Submission by City Clerk of Affidavit Certifying the Mailing of
Notices and Ballots for Hearing
2.***RESOLUTION - Declaring the Results of the Majority
Protest Public Hearing Proceedings to Increase Assessments for
Tract 3884 of Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District
No. 1 and Authorizing the Levy of Increased Assessments
Sponsors:Public Works Department
The hearing was called to order at 10:04 A.M.
The above item was introduced to Council by Manager Aguirre, Public
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Works Department.
City Attorney Sloan spoke regarding the process of the ballot, public hearing
period and announced the ballot count will be conducted by City Clerk
Spence in the City Clerk's Office Room 2133.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
The hearing was closed at 10:06 A.M.
City Clerk Spence announced the following: There was a total of 185 ballots
mailed out, 57 voted yes equalling to 55.9% and 45 voted no equalling to
44.1% with a total of 102 returned ballots counted. Therefore a majority
protest does not exist and Council can vote to approve the item.
RESOLUTION 2018-155 ADOPTED
On motion of Vice President Brandau, seconded by Councilmember
Olivier, that the above Action Item be adopted. The motion carried by
the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
7 -
10:05 A.M.
ID18-0751 HEARING to consider Pre-zone Application No. R-17-020 and
related Environmental Assessment No. R-17-020, filed by Jeffrey
Roberts, on behalf of the Assemi Group. The application pertains
to ±1.43 acres of property located on the south side of West San
Jose Avenue between North Maroa and North Del Mar Avenues
in the unincorporated portion of City’s Sphere of Influence
boundary. The proposed site is currently under the jurisdiction
of Fresno County and will be annexed to the City of Fresno
(Council District 2).
1.ADOPT the Mitigated Negative Declaration prepared for
Environmental Assessment No. R-17-020 dated April 20, 2018.
2.BILL - (For introduction and adoption) - Approving Pre-zone
Application No. R-17-020 which proposes to amend the Official
Zone Map from the R-1 (Single Family Residential, 6,000 sq.
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foot minimum) County of Fresno zone district to the RS-5 (Single
Family Residential, Medium Density ) City of Fresno zone
district.
Sponsors:Development and Resource Management Department
The item was called to order at 10:06 A.M.
The above item was introduced to Council by Project Manager Barnes,
DARM Department.
Upon call, the following member of the public addressed Council: Jeff
Roberts.
BILL B-38 AND ORDINANCE 2018-40 ADOPTED
On motion of Vice President Brandau, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Action Item be adopted. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
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3. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
3-B ID18-0746 Award a construction contract in the amount of $4,693,392.60 to
American Paving Company, of Fresno, California for the
Veterans Boulevard Project - Bullard Extension Package from
Bullard Avenue to the Riverside Drive and Veterans Boulevard
Intersection - Bid File No. 3582 (Council District 2)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
THE ABOVE ITEM WAS REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA
3-C ID18-0783 RESOLUTION - Authorizing the submission of the application for
grant funds from the United States Department of
Transportation’s Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage
Development (BUILD) Program and authorizing the execution of
documents by the Public Works Director or designee (Council
District 2)
Sponsors:Public Works Department
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The above item was introduced to Council by Assistant Director Morrison,
Public Works Department.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
RESOLUTION 2018-156 ADOPTED
On motion of Vice President Brandau, seconded by President Soria,
that the above Action Item be adopted. The motion carried by the
following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
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3-D ID18-0748 Actions pertaining to the Herndon Avenue Westbound Widening
Project, from Brawley Avenue to Blythe Avenue - Bid File 3606
(Council District 2):
1.Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption per City of Fresno
Environmental Assessment EA-15-028, pursuant to Section
15301/Class 1, Section 15302/Class 2 and Section 15332/Class
32 of the State of California Environmental Quality Act
Guidelines for the Herndon Avenue Widening Project, from
Brawley Avenue to Blythe Avenue.
2.Award a construction contract in the amount of $845,722.30
to Dave Christian Construction Company, of Fresno, California
as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the Herndon
Avenue Westbound Widening Project, from Brawley Avenue to
Blythe Avenue.
Sponsors:Public Works Department
The above item was introduced to Council by Assistant Director Morrison,
Public Works Department.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
Council Vice President Brandau spoke about the Herndon widening project,
streets and problems with traffic.
APPROVED
On motion of Vice President Brandau, seconded by Councilmember
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Olivier, that the above Action Item be approved. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
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3-E ID18-0828 Actions pertaining to the Orange Avenue Pavement Overlay from
California Avenue to Jensen Avenue - Bid File 3601 (County of
Fresno and Council District 5)
1.Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption per staff’s
determination, pursuant to Section 15301(c) of the California
Environmental Quality Act Guidelines (CEQA)
2.Award a construction contract in the amount of $1,143,341
with Avison Construction Inc., of Madera, California, as the
lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the Orange Avenue
Pavement Overlay from California Avenue to Jensen Avenue
Sponsors:Public Works Department
THE ABOVE ITEM WAS REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA.
10:15 A.M.
JOINT MEETING OF THE SUCCESSOR AGENCY OF THE
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF FRESNO AND THE
FRESNO REVITALIZATION CORPORATION
ID18-0820 Actions pertaining to approximately 4.79 acres located at 1153
Fresno Street (APN 467-310-12T):
1.Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption pursuant to Section
15301 of California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines
2.Approve a Purchase, Sale and Settlement Agreement in the
amount of $1,912,915 for sale of the Kearney Palms Shopping
Center Parking Lot to Kearney Palms, LLC. (Council District 3)
Sponsors:Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency of the City of
Fresno
The above item was introduced to Council by Redevelopment Administrator
Murphy, Redevelopment Agency Department.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
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APPROVED
On motion of Councilmember Baines III, seconded by President Soria,
that the above Action Item be approved. The motion carried by the
following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
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10:20 A.M. SCHEDULED COMMUNICATION
ID18-0834 Appearance by Mary Esther Correa to discuss the fines she has
received from Code Enforcement (Speaker resides in District 7)
Ms. Correa spoke regarding her fines from Code Enforcement.
APPEARED.
ID18-0835 Appearance by Gonzalo Arambula to discuss the damage done
to his wheelchair by a FAX Driver while on a City bus and the
need to properly train the bus drivers on handling the disabled.
Mr. Arambula spoke regarding the damage on his wheelchair from a FAX
driver.
APPEARED.
PLEASE NOTE: UNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATION IS NOT SCHEDULED FOR A
SPECIFIC TIME AND MAY BE HEARD ANY TIME DURING THE MEETING
UNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATION
Upon call, the following member of the public addressed Council: Jaime
Loza
Actions on the Fiscal Year 2019 Budget and related items -
CONTINUED FROM JUNE 21, 2018
1.ID18-0821 ***RESOLUTION - Council Adoption of the Fiscal Year
2018-2019 City of Fresno Budget including the Annual
Appropriations Resolution (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Mayor's Office
RESOLUTION 2018-157 ADOPTED AS AMENDED.
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On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Resolution be adopted as amended. The
motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez and Olivier5 -
No:Brandau and Bredefeld2 -
2.ID18-0822 ***RESOLUTION - Adopt the Fiscal Year 2019 Position
Authorization Resolution (PAR) (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:City Manager's Office
RESOLUTION 2018-158 ADOPTED AS AMENDED.
On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Resolution be adopted as amended. The
motion carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez and Olivier5 -
No:Brandau and Bredefeld2 -
3.ID18-0823 ***BILL - (For introduction and adoption) - Adoption of Property
Tax Override Ordinance (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Mayor's Office
BILL B-39 AND ORDINANCE 2018-41 ADOPTED
On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Ordinance be adopted. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez and Olivier5 -
No:Brandau and Bredefeld2 -
4.ID18-0824 ***RESOLUTION - Adopt the Fiscal Year 2019 Salary
Resolution. (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
RESOLUTION 2018-159 ADOPTED AS AMENDED.
On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Resolution be adopted as amended. The
motion carried by the following vote:
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Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez and Olivier5 -
No:Brandau and Bredefeld2 -
5.ID18-0825 ***RESOLUTION - FY 2019 Gann Appropriation Limit Resolution
(Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
Sponsors:Mayor's Office
RESOLUTION 2018-160 ADOPTED
On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Resolution be adopted. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez and Olivier5 -
No:Brandau and Bredefeld2 -
6.ID18-0826 RESOLUTION - Approve the City of Fresno (the “City”)
Investment Policy for Fiscal Year 2018-2019
Sponsors:Finance Department
RESOLUTION 2018-161 ADOPTED.
On motion of President Soria, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Resolution be adopted. The motion carried
by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez and Olivier5 -
No:Brandau and Bredefeld2 -
City Council discussed the budget and made additional motions.
Budget Manager Fierro introduced the budget items to Council and
announced corrections to the Annual Appropriations Resolution (AAR) and
stated the approval of the budget will be adopted as amended.
The following motions amend the above approved Resolutions.
Upon call, the following members of the public addressed Council and
spoke regarding the Senior Center: Ismael Gimeno, Dave Crosby, Dorthy
Smith, Diane Dimon, Sherley Peters, Carment Navarro, Karen Jerkisns,
John Crawford, Donna Callahan, Mary Correa, Carmen Mendoza and Kirwin
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Wong.
Councilmember Caprioglio motioned to include the following: 1) The
August 2019 sales tax revenue of approximately $9.9 million will be
recognized in the FY19 budget, with appropriate language to implement this
drafted by the City Attorney inserted in the AAR. 2) $9.9 million of the
August 2019 sales tax revenue will be allocated to the General Fund
Reserve per the Reserve Management Act. This will achieve or exceed the
goal of a 10% General Fund reserve. 3) For the approximate $3.4 million of
the FY19 RDA debt repayment revenue (General Fund) that was to be
allocated to the General Fund reserve, instead it will be appropriated as
follows: a) $1 million toward a community/senior center in District 4; b) $1
million toward a housing fund (funds will be designated for first home buyer
down payment assistance, rehab housing, and affordable housing
developments); c) $1 million toward a park infrastructure fund (designated
for maintenance and irrigation projects in Council districts) - non-regional,
neighborhood (smaller) parks; d) $300,000 to Infrastructure Fund for
Council districts (evenly divided) for projects under $100,000; e) $100,000
to the City Attorney's Office to use for law clerks and code enforcement
related expenses, at the City Attorney's discretion. 4. Amounts in excess of
$9.9 million from the August 2019 sales tax revenue and $3.4 million of the
RDA debt repayment revenue actually received will be added to the Council
offices budget, for purposes to be decided by Council when the amounts
become known. Councilmember Chavez seconded the motion. Motion
PASSED 5-2. Councilmember Bredefeld and Council Vice President
Brandau voted no.
Councilmember Bredefeld motioned to use the $3.4 million of FY19 RDA
debt repayment revenue (General Fund) as follows: $1 million to the
District 4 Community / Senior Center, $1.4 million to the Police Department
to be used at the discretion of the Police Chief and $1 million to the Fire
Department to be used at the discretion of the Fire Chief. Councilmember
Olivier seconded the motion. Motion FAILED 2-4. Councilmember Chavez
abstained, Councilmember Caprioglio, Council Vice President Brandau,
Councilmember Baines and Council President Soria voted no.
Councilmember Olivier motioned to use $500,000 from cannabis tax, off the
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top, to be used for an interim senior center; place in contingency until
revenue actually appears. Council President Soria seconded the motion.
Motion PASSED 5-2. Councilmember Bredefeld and Council Vice President
Brandau voted no.
Councilmember Baines motioned to authorize 12 additional FTE's (from 311
to 323 authorized positions) with FY19 money. Also to defund the 11
remaining vacant positions and move those dollars to the Fire Department
overtime budget account. Should the North Central Firefighters move back
to the City of Fresno in FY19, then the defunded positions would
automatically be refunded. If there are MOU conflicts arising from this
motion, then the item would be brought back to Council. Council Vice
President Brandau seconded the motion. Motion PASSED 4-3.
Councilmember Chavez, Councilmember Bredefeld and Councilmember
Olivier voted no.
City Council recessed to lunch at 12:24 P.M. and returned from lunch at 2:06 P.M.
1:55 P.M.
ID18-0829 Actions pertaining to the Orange Avenue Pavement Overlay from
California Avenue to Jensen Avenue - Bid File 3601 (County of
Fresno and Council District 5)
1.Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption per staff’s
determination, pursuant to Section 15301(c) of the California
Environmental Quality Act Guidelines (CEQA)
2.Award a construction contract in the amount of $1,141,217
with Dave Christian Construction Co., Inc., of Fresno, California,
as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the Orange
Avenue Pavement Overlay from California Avenue to Jensen
Avenue
Sponsors:Public Works Department
The above item was introduced to Council by Director Mozier, Public Works
Department.
Upon call, there was no public comment.
APPROVED
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On motion of Councilmember Chavez, seconded by Councilmember
Caprioglio, that the above Action Item be approved. The motion
carried by the following vote:
Aye:Soria, Brandau, Baines III, Caprioglio, Chavez, Bredefeld and
Olivier
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2:00 P.M.
ID18-0837 HEARING to Consider a Proposed Parks and Public Safety
Transactions and Use Tax:
1.***BILL - (For introduction and adoption) - Adding Article 15 to
Chapter 7 of the Fresno Municipal Code Relating to a Parks and
Public Safety Transactions and Use Tax (Requires 5 affirmative
votes) (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling a General Election to be held on
November 6, 2018, for a Ballot Measure Proposal to Impose a
Parks and Public Safety Transactions and Use Tax; Requesting
the County to Conduct the Election; and Requesting
Consolidation of the Election with any Other Election held on
that Date (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
Sponsors:Mayor's Office
THE ABOVE ITEM WAS REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA
3-A ID18-0628 WORKSHOP - Transit Restructure and Title VI
Sponsors:Department of Transportation
The above workshop was presented by Director Schaad, Transportation
Department.
PRESENTED
4. CITY COUNCIL
5. CLOSED SESSION
City Council recessed into Closed Session at 3:20 P.M. and returned from
Closed Session at 3:40 P.M.
There was no announcements after Closed Session
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5-A ID18-0830 CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATOR -
Government Code Section 54956.8
Property: Fresno Irrigation District property along Herndon Canal
between McKinley Ave and Millbrook Ave
Negotiating Parties: City Manager Wilma Quan-Schecter
Under Negotiation: Terms and Conditions of Property Acquisition
Sponsors:City Attorney's Office
DISCUSSED
5-B ID18-0831 CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR - Government
Code Section 54957.6
City Negotiator(s): Jeffrey Cardell, Ken Phillips
Employee Organizations:
1.City of Fresno Professional Employees Association (CFPEA)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
DISCUSSED
5-C ID18-0838 CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR - Government
Code Section 54957.6
City Negotiator(s): Jeffrey Cardell, Ken Phillips
Employee Organizations:
1.International Association of Firefighters, Local 753, Unit 10
(Fire Management)
Sponsors:Personnel Services Department
DISCUSSED
ADJOURNMENT
City Council adjourned at 3:40 P.M.
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0469 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:Scott Mozier, Director
Public Works Department
BY:Andrew Benelli, Assistant Director
Public Works Department
Scott Tyler, Public Works Manager
Public Works Department, Engineering Division
SUBJECT
(CONTINUE TO AUGUST 30, 2018 AT 10:15 A.M.)
HEARING to consider the Official Plan Line (OPL)for the North Temperance Avenue alignment from
State Route 180 to East Clinton Avenue,and,related Environmental Assessment No.EA-17-018.
(Council District 4, Council District 5)
RECOMMENDATIONS
Staff recommends that the City Council take the following actions:
1.Adopt the Finding of Conformity to the Fresno General Plan Master Environmental Impact
Report (NEIR #201211015)as prepared for Environmental Assessment No.EA 17-018,file
September 29, 2017.
2.Adopt a Bill approving the Official Plan Line for the North Temperance Avenue alignment from
State Route 180 to East Clinton Avenue pursuant to the Fresno General Plan Land Use and
Circulation Map.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City of Fresno Public Works Department,Traffic Operations and Planning Division has submitted
an Official Plan Line (OPL)for the North Temperance Avenue alignment from State Route 180 to East
Clinton Avenue for purposes of establishing the ultimate alignment and widths for future public street
rights-of-way in accordance with the circulation element of the Fresno General Plan.Temperance
Avenue establishes the western boundary for the Southeast Development Area (SEDA)and is
bordered by residential,commercial and employment land uses.Recent residential subdivision
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bordered by residential,commercial and employment land uses.Recent residential subdivision
projects have precipitated the need to establish the ultimate alignment of North Temperance Avenue
to accommodate the developments.
The designated major (Super-arterial)street segment is located primarily within an unincorporated
area of the County of Fresno within the City of Fresno Sphere of Influence (SOI)except for some
property within the City of Fresno limits located at the southwest corner of Temperance and Belmont
Avenues and the southeast corner of Temperance and Clinton Avenues.The project area is the
boundary between Growth Area 1 and Growth Area 2 as depicted in Figure IM-2 (Sequencing of
Development)of the Fresno General Plan and is planned for residential and commercial
development.
The proposed project will require future acquisition and dedications for public street rights-of-way as
well as the installation and construction of both public and private facilities and infrastructure in
accordance with the standards,specifications and policies of the City of Fresno.Timelines for future
construction of the public street segment will be contingent upon development;occurring
incrementally,as growth is proposed in the area in accordance with the goals,objective and policies
of the Fresno General Plan.
BACKGROUND
In Fresno,the roadway system configuration has been primarily based on a traditional grid pattern.
Outside of the Downtown Area the grid is based on a north-south orientation based on Township,
Range and Section lines.Almost all of the Arterial and Collector Streets (roadways)within the
Metropolitan Area are regularly spaced at half-mile intervals.This roadway pattern has been
modified in the past several decades to include several curvilinear and diagonal alignments,and
neighborhood street patterns have sometimes deviated from the grid patterns.
Figure MT-1:Circulation Diagram of the Fresno General Plan designates the planned roadway
network of the General Plan.The planned roadway system focuses primarily upon roadways,which
includes the Expressway,Super-arterial,Arterial,and Collector Streets.For some roadways,
especially in areas that are not yet developed with urban uses,the diagram indicates the future and
not the present character of the road.The construction of planned roadways occurs during the
course of a general plan’s implementation through the execution of the City’s capital improvements
program utilizing funds from a variety of sources.In addition,portions of roadways are constructed
by private property owners and developers in accordance with applicable development standards.
The General Plan establishes a refined street classification system to categorize roadways and other
transportation facilities,as shown in Figure MT-1:Circulation Diagram.Each classification reflects
the character of the facility as well as its function within the context of the entire transportation
system.Each classification has standards considering a facility’s relation to surrounding land uses,
existing rights-of-way,accessibility via other roadways,and appropriate travel speeds.While
roadway classification types were originally based upon a priority given to various types and lengths
of motor vehicle trips,they now give substantial consideration to the accommodation of multiple
travel modes and trips (public transportation,bicycle,pedestrian).This classification system is used
for engineering design and traffic operation standards.
Super-arterial Streets are four-to six-lane divided (median island separation)roadways with limited
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motor vehicle access to abutting properties.The primary purpose of a super-arterial is moving
multiple modes of traffic to and from major traffic generators among the sub regions.The access
points along super-arterials are limited to right-turn entrance and exit vehicular movements as well as
select left-turn partial openings in medians from the super-arterials to surrounding properties or
neighborhoods,limited to one location per half mile.No left-turns are allowed out of local streets or
properties.
Land Use Plans and Policies
As proposed,the project will be consistent with the Fresno General Plan goals and objectives related
to industrial land use and the urban form:
Goals:
·Emphasize and plan for all modes of travel on local and Major Streets in Fresno.
Objectives & Policies:
·Objective MT-1:Create and maintain a transportation system that is safe,efficient,provides
access in an equitable manner, and optimizes travel by all modes.
·Policy MT-1-a:Continue to review local,regional and inter-regional transportation plans and
capital improvement plans,and advocate for the approval and funding of State highway and
rail projects,consistent with the General Plan and discourage projects inconsistent with the
plan.
·Policy MT-1-b:Design and construct planned streets and highways that complement and
enhance the existing network,as well as future improvements to the network consistent with
the goals,objectives and policies of the General Plan,as shown on the Circulation Diagram
(Figure MT-1),to ensure that each new and existing roadway continues to function as
intended.
·Policy MT-1-c:Prepare and adopt an OPL,or other appropriate documentation such as
Director Determinations,for transportation corridors,roadways,and bicycle/pedestrian
paths/trails,as necessary to preserve and/or obtain rights-of-way needed for planned
circulation improvements.
·Policy MT-1-g:Provide transportation facilities based upon a Complete Streets concept that
facilitates the balanced use of all viable travel modes (pedestrian,bicyclists,motor vehicle and
transit users),meeting the transportation needs of all ages,income groups,and abilities and
providing mobility for a variety of trip purpose, while also supporting other City goals.
These Goals,Objectives and Policies contribute to the establishment of a comprehensive city-wide
land use planning strategy to facilitate travel by walking,biking,transit,and motor vehicle with
interconnected and linked neighborhoods,districts,major campuses and public facilities,shopping
centers and other service centers, and regional transportation such as air, rail, bus and highways.
The proposed project includes the identification and adoption of an OPL for the alignment of the
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The proposed project includes the identification and adoption of an OPL for the alignment of the
North Temperance Avenue street segment located between State Route 180 and East Clinton
Avenue for purposes of establishing the ultimate alignment and widths for future public street rights-
of-way in accordance with the Circulation Diagram of the Fresno General Plan.
The designated major (Super-arterial)street segment is located primarily within the City of Fresno
SOI.The project area is the boundary between Growth Area 1 and Growth Area 2 as depicted in
Figure IM-2 (Sequencing of Development)of the Fresno General Plan and is planned for residential,
commercial, employment and industrial development.
The proposed project will require future acquisition and dedications for public street rights-of-way as
well as the installation and construction of both public and private facilities and infrastructure in
accordance with the standards,specifications and policies of the City of Fresno.Timelines for future
construction of the public street segment will be contingent upon development;occurring
incrementally,as growth is proposed in the area in accordance with the goals,objective and policies
of the Fresno General Plan.
The public street alignment proposed for adoption will contribute to the completion of missing
roadway and infrastructure improvements within the area in a manner which is consistent with the
land use designations and circulation element of the Fresno General Plan.
The proposed project will facilitate future connectivity through both vehicular,bicycle and pedestrian
integration with adjacent land for future development through utilization of the concept of Complete
Streets;and,through utilization of the Fresno General Plan classification system for engineering
design and traffic operation standards.
The OPL is consistent with the planned major street segment designated on the Circulation Diagram
of the Fresno General Plan.The area street plans are the product of careful planning that projects
traffic capacity needs based on the densities and intensities of planned land uses anticipated at build-
out of the planned area.These streets will provide adequate access to,and recognize the traffic
generating characteristics of,individual properties and,at the same time,afford the community an
adequate and efficient circulation system;no substantial increase in transportation or traffic is
expected to result.
Therefore it is staff’s opinion that the proposed project is consistent with respective general and
community plan objectives and policies and will not conflict with any applicable land use plan,policy
or regulation of the City of Fresno.Furthermore,the proposed project is found;(1)To be consistent
with the goals,objectives and policies of the applicable Fresno General Plan;(2)To be Suitable for
the type and density of development;(3)To be safe from potential cause or introduction of serious
public health problems;and,(4)To not conflict with any public interests in the subject property or
adjacent lands.
Public Participation and Project History
On July 11,2017,the Public Works Department,Traffic Operations and Planning Division staff held a
scheduled two-hour neighborhood meeting at Boris Elementary School to present the proposed OPL
and gather any final public comment from concerned citizens.Approximately 25 individuals attended
the neighborhood meeting.Representatives of the City provided a strip map of the OPL and Power
Point slide show followed by a question and answer period.Attendees voiced concerns regarding
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Point slide show followed by a question and answer period.Attendees voiced concerns regarding
the future increase in traffic,traffic backup,excessive speeds,right-of-way dedications and their
impact to property frontage,the proposed trail,timeframe for the future widening,noise and safety.
Attendees also voiced concerns about the condition of the roadway,increasing development and its
impact on property values and quality of life,including skepticism of developers building or paying
their fair share for improvements,and questioning the priority of City traffic signal projects along
Temperance Avenue.
On April 5,2018,a scheduled 90-minute neighborhood meeting was held at Boris Elementary School
to present the proposed OPL and gather any final public comment from concerned citizens.
Representatives of the City provided a strip map of the OPL and Power Point slide show followed by
a question and answer period.Similar to the meeting on July 11,2017,attendees voiced many of the
concerns mentioned above.
The Public Works Department,Traffic Operations and Planning Division mailed notices of this
hearing to all surrounding property owners within 1,000 feet of the proposed major street alignment,
pursuant to Section 15-5007 of the Fresno Municipal Code (FMC);and,provided published notice in
the Fresno Bee on February 23, 2018 pursuant to Article 7 of Chapter 12 of the FMC.
Fresno City Planning Commission Action
The proposed OPL was considered by the Fresno City Planning Commission at its meeting on March
7,2018.After a complete hearing,the Commission voted unanimously to recommend the City
Council approve the proposed OPL and associated environmental findings.Seven (7)members of
the public spoke at the public hearing expressing concern for the increase in traffic and noise.
Staff is recommending the City Council approve the proposed OPL and associated environmental
findings in accordance with the recommendations included within this report.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
An environmental assessment initial study was prepared for this project in accordance with the
requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines.
Preparation of the environmental assessment necessitated a thorough review of the proposed project
and relevant environmental issues and considered previously prepared environmental and technical
studies including the Fresno General Plan Master Environmental Impact Report (MEIR SCH No.
2012111015).These environmental and technical studies have examined projected sewage
generation rates of planned urban uses,the capacity of existing sanitary sewer collection and
treatment facilities,and optimum alternatives for increasing capacities;groundwater aquifer resource
conditions;water supply production and distribution system capacities;traffic carrying capacity of the
planned major street system;air quality,greenhouse gases and global climate change;and,student
generation projections and school facility site location identification, etc..
The proposed OPL for the designated major (Super-arterial)street segment of North Temperance
Avenue between State Route 180 and East Clinton Avenue has been determined to be a subsequent
project that is fully within the scope of the MEIR SCH No.2012111015 as provided by the CEQA,as
codified in the Public Resources Code (PRC)Section 21157.1(d)and the CEQA Guidelines Section
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15177(c).It has been further determined that all applicable mitigation measures of SCH No.
2012111015 have been applied to the project,as necessary to assure that the project will not cause
significant adverse cumulative impacts,growth inducing impacts and irreversible significant effects
beyond those identified by SCH No.2012111015 as provided by CEQA Section 15178(a).In
addition,pursuant to Public Resources Code,Section 21157.6(b)(1),staff has determined that no
substantial changes have occurred with respect to the circumstances under which the MEIR was
certified and that no new information,which was not known and could not have been known at the
time that the MEIR was certified as complete,has become available.Therefore,it has been
determined based upon the evidence in the record that the project will not have a significant impact
on the environment and that the filing of a finding of conformity is appropriate in accordance with the
provisions of CEQA Section 21157.5(a)(2) and CEQA Guidelines Section 15178(b)(1) and (2).
Based upon the attached environmental assessment and applicable mitigation measures,staff has
determined that there is no evidence in the record that the project may have a significant effect on
the environment and has prepared a finding of conformity for this project.A public notice of the
attached finding of conformity for Environmental Assessment Application No.EA-17-018 was
published on September 29, 2017 with no comments or appeals received to date.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this ordinance does not include a bid or award of a
construction or service contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
The actual widening of North Temperance Avenue will occur with development and will be funded
with City of Fresno street impact fees.The City also intends to solicit grant funding to augment the
street impact fees.
CONCLUSION / RECOMMENDATION
The appropriateness of the proposed project has been examined with respect to its consistency with
goals and policies of the Fresno General Plan,its compatibility with surrounding existing or proposed
uses,and its avoidance or mitigation of potentially significant adverse environmental impacts.These
factors have been evaluated as described above and by the accompanying environmental
assessment.Upon consideration of this evaluation,it can be concluded that the proposed OPL for
North Temperance Avenue from State Route 180 to East Clinton Avenue is appropriate for purposes
of facilitating ultimate public street rights-of-way alignments and widths for the planned major street
segment designated on the Fresno General Plan Land Use and Circulation Map.
Attachments:
Exhibit A:Vicinity Map
Exhibit B:Aerial Photograph
Exhibit C:Public Hearing Notice Mailing List Vicinity Map
Exhibit D:Fresno General Plan Land Use and Circulation Map
Exhibit E:Official Plan Line for North Temperance Avenue from State Route 180 to East
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Exhibit E:Official Plan Line for North Temperance Avenue from State Route 180 to East
Clinton Avenue
Exhibit F:Environmental Assessment No.EA-17-018,Finding of Conformity to the Fresno
General Plan Master Environmental Impact Report (MEIR)SCH No.2012111015
dated September 29, 2017
Exhibit G:Planning Commission Resolution No.13521 for the Official Plan Line for North
Temperance Avenue from State Route 180 to East Clinton Avenue;and,the related
Environmental Assessment
Exhibit H:City Council Ordinance Bill for the Official Plan Line for North Temperance Avenue
from State Route 180 to East Clinton Avenue;and the related Environmental
Assessment
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Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:ROBERT N. ANDERSEN, PE, Assistant Director
Public Works Department
SUBJECT
Actions pertaining to the Citywide replacement of high pressure sodium (HPS)streetlight fixtures with
more energy efficient light-emitting diode (LED) fixtures
1.CONTINUED HEARING to consider adoption of a Resolution to approve a Finance Agreement
and Energy Services Contract with Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)for implementation
of certain energy related services
2.Adopt a finding of Categorical Exemption per staff determination,pursuant to Section 15301 c
of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines
3.RESOLUTION -To approve a Finance Agreement and Energy Services Contract with Pacific
Gas and Electric Company for implementation of certain energy related services
4.Approval of six agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)in the total amount of
$10,237,062 for a General On-Bill Financing (OBF) Loan
5.Approval of a Master Services Agreement and Work Order for Turnkey Services for the
Installation of Light Emitting Diode (LED)Streetlights throughout the City of Fresno (Citywide),in
substantially the form attached, and authorize the City Manager to execute the agreement
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the Council adopt the environmental findings,Resolution,OBF loan agreements
and Master Service Agreement with accompanying Work Order with PG&E,in substantially the form
attached for the Citywide replacement of HPS streetlight fixtures with energy saving LED fixtures;
and authorize the City Manager or designee to sign the attached agreements on behalf of the City.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Staff recommends that the City Council approve a zero interest OBF loan agreement with PG&E in
the amount of $10,237,062 for the replacement of all remaining cobra head HPS streetlights
throughout the City with energy efficient LED fixtures.The work will be accomplished through a total
of six identical agreements,each in the amount of $1,706,177.PG&E’s On-Bill Financing (OBF)
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of six identical agreements,each in the amount of $1,706,177.PG&E’s On-Bill Financing (OBF)
Program is funded by California utility customers and administered by PG&E under direction of the
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).OBF provides qualified,non-residential PG&E
customers with a means to finance energy-efficiency retrofit projects under select PG&E programs.
This OBF program will provide a zero percent loan for up to $2 million per agreement for local
agencies to replace existing streetlights with more energy efficient fixtures.The loan,with PG&E as
the electrical utility,is paid back by the City on the monthly street lighting utility bills from the energy
savings achieved by the more energy efficient fixtures.With a projected annual energy savings of
$1.6 million,the return on investment would be 6.5 years,after which time the City will continue to
reap the benefits of the energy savings and improved quality of lighting throughout the community.
Staff also recommends the approval of the Master Services Agreement and accompanying Work
Order,in substantially the form attached which establishes the work to be done by PG&E
Contractors,the types of LED fixtures that will replace the old HPS fixtures,the disposition of said
HPS fixtures and the responsibilities of the City during construction.The Work Order also outlines the
Third Party Warranties.
BACKGROUND
Staff recommends that the City Council approve a zero interest loan agreement with PG&E in the
amount of $10,237,062 for the replacement of all remaining HPS streetlights throughout the City with
energy efficient LED fixtures and the Master Services Agreement and accompanying Work Order
which allows for the installation of the new LED fixtures.
The City of Fresno has been diligently replacing the HPS streetlights with the more efficient LED
fixtures for a number of years as funds become available.All new development projects are required
to install LED fixtures and all City capital improvement projects utilize LED fixtures as well.Through a
Federal grant project,the City will be converting several major street corridors to LED fixtures in
2019,converting approximately 3,000 streetlights in the process.The currently approved CDBG
projects will also be improving lighting quality in several neighborhoods with brighter LED fixtures.
Between projects funded by Federal transportation funding and CDBG,the City will convert roughly
4,000 lights to LED fixtures,leaving approximately 35,400 cobrahead HPS streetlights to convert to
LED through the PG&E OBF loan project.Staff wishes to change out all of these lights to LED
fixtures as soon as possible allowing the City of Fresno to more quickly realize the savings impact in
electrical usage. The estimated annual savings on electrical usage is $1.6 million.
Post-top decorative streetlights will be addressed by a future project,due to dramatically longer
return on investment periods and the technology still catching up for post-top LED conversion kits.
For the near future, the City’s 2,800 decorative post-top lights will remain with their current fixtures.
On June 9,2016,Council approved a zero percent On-Bill Financing Loan with PG&E to finance up
to $250,000 for the replacement of some of our highest wattage HPS fixtures.On December 8,2016,
Council approved a contract with Siemens Industry for $273,310 to replace 887 HPS streetlights with
LED’s.The annual savings on electricity usage for those lights are estimated to be $69,000,with a
return on investment in approximately 4 years.
PG&E has developed an On-Bill Financing program for the City of Fresno to provide a zero percent
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fixtures.The loan,with PG&E as the electrical utility,is paid back by the City on the monthly utility
bills from the energy savings achieved by the more energy efficient fixtures.
The City will also benefit from over 35,000 brand new fixtures.Currently,the vast majority of HPS
fixtures in the Citywide system are well beyond their service life.The City has gone without a
proactive,preventive maintenance program to relamp areas of the City for more than ten years due
to the recession and declining revenues for maintenance.As such,the current streetlight repair
program is largely reactive rather than proactive and must deal with 12 to 15 percent of the bulbs
failing any given year.This LED replacement will allow City maintenance crews to focus their efforts
on the hundreds of locations with no power to the lights,wooden poles that have failed and been
removed without replacement, and other types of major streetlight repairs.
A requirement for the use of the zero percent loan proceeds is that the City participates in the current
PG&E turnkey program that installs the LED streetlights.PG&E has been replacing fixtures
throughout their territory for a number of years,having gone through a very thorough procurement
process and rigorous testing of fixtures.Currently,PG&E is using Cree LED fixtures for the
replacement project, which is one of the products currently accepted by the City of Fresno.
In the past ten years PG&E has completed two procurement processes for choosing LED Streetlight
Fixtures.The process they went through was open to all lighting manufacturers.The Request for
Proposals was published and received by thirty-three bidders.Ten bids were received back and
vetted by the technical committee.Two bidders met the minimum technical requirements.Cree
lighting was the awarded manufacturer.Some of the criteria used to choose were Safety and Ethics,
Technical Specifications, Warranty, Financial Stability and Price.
The PG&E installation contractors went through a similar process to be vetted by PG&E.The criteria
used for contractors include their safety record,service capability,training and diversity initiatives.
Currently there are three qualified contractors to bid on the projects.
To further benefit the City of Fresno,the PG&E team has been able to negotiate a $1.5 million
reduction in fixture costs through their requirements contract with Cree,dropping the project cost
from the original estimate of $11.7 million down to the current proposal at $10.2 million.PG&E will
manage the project and perform all work with either PG&E crews or PG&E subcontractors.The traffic
control associated with the streetlight replacements will be performed by local traffic control
companies.PG&E has completed or is performing similar turnkey,on-bill finance projects for the City
and County of San Francisco,City of San Jose,City of Bakersfield,State of California,California
State University system and Fresno Unified School District.The City of Fresno is the largest agency
in PG&E’s service territory that has not undertaken a large-scale LED lighting retrofit project.
City staff and PG&E have remained committed to the objective of providing the most efficient and
cost-effective project possible for Fresno which included discussions on the desire to use local
resources.PG&E has safely converted over 210,000 streetlights in over 100 cities and counties
throughout their service territory.To ensure that the project is expedited and efficient,PG&E will use
its existing qualified and experienced crews from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
(IBEW)who have been successfully performing this work for the past 9 years.For the duration of the
project,PG&E remains committed to using appropriately qualified local resources as the need arises.
In the event additional labor needs are identified,the local IBEW 1245 hiring hall will be used.PG&E
has also committed to utilizing local traffic control companies on the project,wherever lane or
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shoulder closures are required.Lastly any significant tree trimming work associated with providing
access for PG&E LED retrofit crews will be performed by local labor.
If Council approves the On-Bill Financing Loan and the Master Services Agreement/Work Order with
PG&E,work on the replacement of fixtures could begin as early as September 2018.The estimate
for completion is December 31, 2019.
The process that will occur is that PG&E will give the City of Fresno bid packages to their pre-
qualified installation contractors.PG&E will receive the bids and come to the City of Fresno Public
Works Director to make the final choice of the contractor.The City may use the competitive bidding
requirements in Charter Section 1208 to select the lowest responsive and responsible bidder and
may elect to choose two contractors to achieve an earlier completion date.
Without the PG&E turnkey project agreement and zero percent OBF loan agreement,the alternative
delivery method would involve the City obtaining its own financing,bidding to private contractors and
managing its own construction contracts.Assuming the City could successfully obtain up to $3 million
in low-interest financing at one percent through the California Energy Commission and finance the
balance at 2.5 to 3 percent interest rates,the City would spend an additional $3.4 million on the
project.Although this would still yield a beneficial project,the return on investment would stretch out
to 8.5 to 9 years and be much less desirable than the PG&E OBF agreements being recommended
for approval.
The On-Bill Financing Loan Agreement has been approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.
The Master Services Agreement and accompanying Work Order will be approved as to form prior to
execution by the City Manager.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
Staff has performed a preliminary environmental assessment of this project and has determined that
it falls within the Categorical Exemption set forth in CEQA Guidelines Section 15301(c)(existing
facilities),which exempts the repair,maintenance,or minor alteration of existing structures or
facilities,with no further expansion of existing use.Furthermore,staff has determined that none of
the exceptions to Categorical Exemptions set forth in the CEQA Guidelines,Section 15300.2 apply to
this project.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local Preference does not apply to this item because the agreements are for a loan and a Master
Services Agreement for work performed by PG&E hired contractors which are included in this report.
FISCAL IMPACT
There will be no impact to the General Fund.All proposed costs for the loan repayment will be paid
back through the saving achieved by the reduction in energy costs due to the fixture replacement to
energy efficient LED’s.Although the streetlight power bill will remain constant,the portion dedicated
to the OBF loan repayment,approximately $1.6 million per year,will need to be funded by Measure
“C”Flexible revenues due to State prohibitions against the use of gas tax for debt service or loan
repayments.The corresponding savings in gas tax will be utilized for activities such as repairs of
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concrete curbs,gutters,sidewalks and neighborhood street work.Starting in FY 2025,the City can
anticipate an annual savings of $1.6 million in streetlight energy costs currently paid for by gas tax
revenues.
Attachments:
Citywide LED Streetlight Retrofit Presentation
Resolution
On- Bill Financing Loan Agreements No. 1
On- Bill Financing Loan Agreements No. 2
On- Bill Financing Loan Agreements No. 3
On- Bill Financing Loan Agreements No. 4
On- Bill Financing Loan Agreements No. 5
On- Bill Financing Loan Agreements No. 6
Master Services Agreement
Work Order
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CITYWIDE LED
STREETLIGHT RETROFIT
PROJECT
Public Works Dept
June 21, 2018
Our Streetlight Inventory
•Approximately 43,000 street lights
•Varying wattage – 70W, 150W, 200W…
•$3.2 million annual energy bill
•All new lights are LED per City standards, but
our older lights (~97%) are less efficient
high-pressure sodium (HPS) fixtures
•LED fixtures provide a significant savings
opportunity
Recent & Upcoming LED Streetlight Projects
•Recent LED Conversion Projects
•On-Bill Financing Phase 1- $294,100, 887 lights
converted throughout the City, highest wattage
lights addressed
•CFD 11 Streetlight Retrofit - $139,800, 360 lights
•Implemented on numerous capital improvement
projects – i.e. Peach Avenue, Fulton Street, etc.
•Upcoming Projects
•CDBG Neighborhood Lighting Improvements
•Federal grant for 8 arterial corridors (3,000 lights)
The Opportunity with PG&E
•35,400 cobra-head HPS streetlights
•$1.6m per year of savings with LED fixtures
•0% on-bill financing offered by PG&E with a turnkey
contracting approach – project management, procurement,
hiring construction contractors
•Savings pays for the capital project “debt service”
•New $1.6m expense in Measure “C” for the loan repayment,
corresponding savings in gas tax built into the budget
•$10.2m conversion cost to LED fixtures
•6.5 year return on investment
•Provides a $3.4m savings versus the City’s cost to deliver
without PG&E’s assistance
•Starting in FY2026, provides an ongoing annual gas tax
savings of $1.6m.
Citywide LED Project – Benefits & Challenges
BENEFITS
•Improved lighting – illumination & quality
•Public safety
•Replacement of 35,400 HPS lights, with the vast
majority being past their service life
•15 year estimated life for LED v. 7 year for HPS
CHALLENGES
•Addressing locations without power
•Future project for post top decorative street lights
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0879 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:ANDREW J. BENELLI, PE, City Engineer/Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
ANN LILLIE, Senior Engineering Technician
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
SUBJECT
CONTINUED HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and levy a
special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No.11,Annexation No.
92 (Final Tract Map No.5464 and 6222)(southwest corner of E.Hamilton and S.
Temperance Avenues) (Council District 5)
1.***RESOLUTION -to Annex Territory to Community Facilities District No.11 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax for Annexation No.92 (Subject to Mayor’s
Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling Special Mailed-Ballot Election (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
3.***RESOLUTION -Declaring Election Results (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
4.***BILL -(For introduction and adoption)-Levying a Special Tax for the Property
Tax Year 2018-2019 and Future Tax Years Within and Relating to Community
Facilities District No. 11, Annexation No. 92 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
RECOMMENDATIONS
1.Adopt Resolution Annexing Territory to Community Facilities District No.11 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax
2.Adopt Resolution Calling Special Mailed-Ballot Election
3.Adopt Resolution Declaring Election Results
4.Adopt Ordinance Levying a Special Tax for the Property Tax Year 2018-2019 and Future
Tax Years Within and Relating to Community Facilities District No. 11, Annexation No. 92
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On June 21,2018,the Council of the City of Fresno (“Council”)adopted Council Resolution No.
2018-143 with the intent to annex territory to Community Facilities District No.11 (“CFD No.11”)at
the request of the landowner of Final Tract Map No.5464 and Final Tract Map No.6222.This is
the noticed public hearing to consider annexing Final Tract Map No.5464 and Final Tract Map No.
6222 as Annexation No.92 to CFD No.11 to provide funding for the operation and reserves for
maintenance (“Services”)pertaining to the landscaping,trees and irrigation systems within street
rights-of-way,landscaping easements and Outlots;the concrete curbs and gutters,valley gutters,
entrance median curbs,Temperance Avenue median capping,sidewalks and curb ramps,trail
asphalt paving,street name signage,street lighting and local street paving associated with these
subdivisions.The cost for Services is $530.53 per lot annually.If approved,the recommended
resolutions and ordinance will levy a Special Tax on the properties in Final Tract Map No.5464 and
Final Tract Map No. 6222 for identified Services. (See attached location and features map.
BACKGROUND
On November 15,2005,the Council adopted Council Resolution No.2005-490 forming CFD No.
11 to fund the maintenance of landscaping,open spaces,local streets,local street lights and street
furniture,curbs,gutters,sidewalks,street trees and other public facilities and services as defined
by the City of Fresno Special Tax Financing Law,Chapter 8,Division 1,Article 3 of the Fresno
Municipal Code (“City Law”).
The landowner of Final Tract Map No.5464 and Final Tract Map No.6222 has petitioned the City
of Fresno to be annexed into CFD No.11 to provide funding for the operation and reserves for
maintenance (“Services”)pertaining to the landscaping,trees and irrigation systems within street
rights-of-way,landscaping easements and Outlots;the concrete curbs and gutters,valley gutters,
entrance median curbs,Temperance Avenue median capping,sidewalks and curb ramps,trail
asphalt paving,street name signage,street lighting and local street paving associated with these
subdivisions.Pursuant to this petition,the Council adopted Council Resolution No.2018-143,
declared its intention to annex Final Tract Map No.5464 and Final Tract Map No.6222 to CFD No.
11, and set the public hearing for formal consideration. (See attached location and features map.)
Resolution No.2018-143 also directed the preparation of an Engineer’s Report describing the
Services and the costs of those services and this report is on file with the City Clerk.
If adopted by the Council,the attached ordinance would levy the proposed Maximum Special Tax
of $530.53 per residential lot to provide Services for FY18-19.The Maximum Special Tax will be
adjusted upward annually by 3%plus the rise,if any,in the Construction Cost Index for the San
Francisco Region.
The levy of the special tax is subject to approval by the qualified electors through a special
election.Two additional resolutions are attached for Council consideration pertaining to this
special election.
Today’s public hearing has been duly noticed and the attached ordinance and resolutions have
been approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.
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ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
hearing does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental
Quality Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this hearing does not include a bid or award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
No City funds will be involved.All costs for services will be borne by the property owners within
the subject tract.
Attachments:
Location Map
Feature Map
Resolution Annex-Levy
Resolution Calling Election
Resolution Declaring Results
Ordinance
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Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0876 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:ANDREW J. BENELLI, PE, City Engineer/Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
ANN LILLIE, Senior Engineering Technician
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
SUBJECT
CONTINUED HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and levy a
special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No.9,Annexation No.30
(Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 329-130-17,18,and 19)(northwest corner of East Central
and South East Avenues) (Council District 3)
1.***RESOLUTION -Annexing Territory to Community Facilities District No.9 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling Special Mailed-Ballot Election (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
3.***RESOLUTION -Declaring Election Results (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
4.***BILL -(For introduction and adoption)-Levying a Special Tax for the Property
Tax Year 2018-2019 and Future Tax Years Within and Relating to Community
Facilities District No. 9, Annexation No. 30 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
RECOMMENDATIONS
1.Adopt Resolution Annexing Territory to Community Facilities District No.9 and Authorizing
the Levy of a Special Tax
2.Adopt Resolution Calling Special Mailed-Ballot Election
3.Adopt Resolution Declaring Election Results
4.Adopt Ordinance Levying a Special Tax for the Property Tax Year 2018-2019 and Future Tax
Years Within and Relating to Community Facilities District No. 9, Annexation No. 30
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On June 28,2018,the Council of the City of Fresno (“Council”)adopted Council Resolution No.
2018-154 with the intent to annex territory to Community Facilities District No.9 (“CFD No.9”)at
the request of the landowner of Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 329-130-17,18,and 19.This is the
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the request of the landowner of Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 329-130-17,18,and 19.This is the
noticed public hearing to consider annexing Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 329-130-17,18,and 19
as Annexation No.30 to CFD No.9 to provide funding for the operation and reserves for
maintenance (“Services”)pertaining to certain required public improvements for this development.
The cost for Services totals $4,739.00 annually for Fiscal Year 2018-2019.If approved,the
recommended resolutions and ordinance will levy a Special Tax on Assessor’s Parcel Numbers
329-130-17, 18, and 19 for identified Services. (See attached location map)
BACKGROUND
On December 16,2008,the Council adopted Council Resolution No.2008-351 forming CFD No.9 to
fund the Services for public improvements/areas that may benefit not only a particular subdivision or
a portion of,but also the City of Fresno (“City”)and the public at large,that serve a public purpose,
and that are constructed or installed on public property or dedicated rights-of-way or easements.
CFD No.9 is to provide maintenance for certain regulatory required public improvements located
within and adjacent to public streets on the perimeter of commercial,industrial and multi-family
subdivisions as described and permitted by the City of Fresno Special Tax Financing law,Chapter 8,
Division 1,Article 3 of the Fresno Municipal Code (“City Law”)and the Mello-Roos Community
Facilities Act of 1982 (Chapter 2.5,commencing with Section 53311,of Part 1,Division 2,Title 5 of
the California Government Code).
New commercial,industrial and multi-family subdivisions and parcel maps have different needs and
standards than those of a standard single-family residential subdivision.Commercial,industrial and
multi-family subdivisions are traditionally self-maintained with different proprietary requirements for
landscaping,signage and general designs.CFD No.9 is designed to accommodate these
requirements by providing funding of services for certain required public improvements in the public
rights-of-way along the perimeters of these developments.
The landowner has petitioned the City to have Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 329-130-17,18,and 19
annexed to CFD No.9 to finance the Services pertaining to certain required above ground public
improvements within the City rights-of-way.The improvements included are,without limitation,
concrete curbs and gutters,valley gutters,curb ramps and sidewalks,and street lighting as
associated with this development.Pursuant to this petition,the Council adopted Council Resolution
No.2018-154,declared its intention to annex Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 329-130-17,18,and 19 to
CFD No. 9, and set the public hearing for formal consideration.
Council Resolution No.2018-154 also directed preparation of a District Report describing the
Services and the costs of those services and this report is on file with the City Clerk of the City of
Fresno.
If adopted by the Council,the attached ordinance would levy the proposed maximum special tax
totaling $4,739.00 annually for Fiscal Year 2018-2019.The Maximum Special Tax may be adjusted
upward annually at the discretion of the City with a limit of 3%plus the rise,if any,in the Construction
Cost Index for the San Francisco Region.
The levy of the special tax is subject to approval by the qualified electors through a special election.
Two additional resolutions are attached for Council consideration pertaining to this special election.
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Today’s public hearing has been duly noticed and the attached resolutions and ordinance have been
approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
hearing does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental
Quality Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this hearing does not include a bid or award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
No City funds will be involved.All costs for services will be borne by the property owners within
the subject territory.
Attachments:
Location Map
Resolution Annex-Levy
Resolution Calling Election
Resolution Declaring Results
Ordinance
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:ANDREW J. BENELLI, PE, City Engineer/Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
ANN LILLIE, Senior Engineering Technician
Public Works Department, Traffic Operations and Planning Division
SUBJECT
CONTINUED HEARING to adopt resolutions and ordinance to annex territory and levy a
special tax regarding City of Fresno Community Facilities District No.11,Annexation No.
91 (Final Tract Map No.5592)(southwest corner of North Locan and East Shields
Avenues) (Council District 4)
1.***RESOLUTION -to Annex Territory to Community Facilities District No.11 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax for Annexation No. 91 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION - Calling Special Mailed-Ballot Election (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
3.***RESOLUTION -Declaring Election Results (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
4.***BILL -(For introduction and adoption)-Levying a Special Tax for the Property
Tax Year 2018-2019 and Future Tax Years Within and Relating to Community Facilities
District No. 11, Annexation No. 91 (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
RECOMMENDATIONS
1.Adopt Resolution Annexing Territory to Community Facilities District No.11 and
Authorizing the Levy of a Special Tax
2.Adopt Resolution Calling Special Mailed-Ballot Election
3.Adopt Resolution Declaring Election Results
4.Adopt Ordinance Levying a Special Tax for the Property Tax Year 2018-2019 and Future
Tax Years Within and Relating to Community Facilities District No. 11, Annexation No. 91
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
On June 14,2018,the Council of the City of Fresno (“Council”)adopted Council Resolution No.
2018-132 with the intent to annex territory to Community Facilities District No.11 (“CFD No.11”)at
the request of the landowner of Final Tract Map No.5592.This is the noticed public hearing to
consider annexing Final Tract Map No.5592 as Annexation No.91 to CFD No.11 to provide
funding for the operation and reserves for maintenance (“Services”)pertaining to the landscaping,
trees and irrigation systems within the street rights-of-way and Outlots A thru L,including the
Shields median island;the concrete curbs and gutters,valley gutters,entrance median curbs,
Shields median capping and maintenance band,sidewalks,curb ramps and Outlot walkways,
street name signage,street lighting,park amenities and play equipment,and local street paving
associated with this subdivision.The cost for Services is $731.47 per lot annually.If approved,
the recommended resolutions and ordinance will levy a Special Tax on the properties in Final Tract
Map No. 5592 for identified Services (see attached location and features map).
BACKGROUND
On November 15,2005,the Council adopted Council Resolution No.2005-490 forming CFD No.
11 to fund the maintenance of landscaping,open spaces,local streets,local street lights and street
furniture,curbs,gutters,sidewalks,street trees and other public facilities and services as defined
by the City of Fresno Special Tax Financing Law,Chapter 8,Division 1,Article 3 of the Fresno
Municipal Code (“City Law”).
The landowner of Final Tract Map No.5592 has petitioned the City of Fresno to be annexed into
CFD No.11 to provide funding for the operation and reserves for maintenance (“Services”)
pertaining to the landscaping,trees and irrigation systems within the street rights-of-way and
Outlots A thru L,including the Shields median island;the concrete curbs and gutters,valley
gutters,entrance median curbs,Shields median capping and maintenance band,sidewalks,curb
ramps and Outlot walkways,street name signage,street lighting,park amenities and play
equipment,and local street paving associated with this subdivision.Pursuant to this petition,the
Council adopted Council Resolution No.2018-132,declared its intention to annex the Final Tract
Map No.5592 to CFD No.11,and set the public hearing for formal consideration (see attached
location and features map).
Resolution No.2018-132 also directed the preparation of an Engineer’s Report describing the
Services and the costs of those services and this report is on file with the City Clerk.
If adopted by the Council,the attached ordinance would levy the proposed Maximum Special Tax
of $731.47 per residential lot to provide Services for FY18-19.The Maximum Special Tax will be
adjusted upward annually by 3%plus the rise,if any,in the Construction Cost Index for the San
Francisco Region.
The levy of the special tax is subject to approval by the qualified electors through a special
election.Two additional resolutions are attached for Council consideration pertaining to this
special election.
Today’s public hearing has been duly noticed and the attached ordinance and resolutions have
been approved as to form by the City Attorney’s Office.
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ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
hearing does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental
Quality Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this hearing does not include a bid or award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
No City funds will be involved.All costs for services will be borne by the property owners within
the subject tract.
Attachments:
Location Map
Feature Map Sheet 1 of 2
Feature Map Sheet 2 of 2
Resolution Annex-Levy
Resolution Calling Election
Resolution Declaring Results
Ordinance
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REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:AARON A. AGUIRRE, Public Works Manager
Public Works Department, Landscape Maintenance Division
SUBJECT
HEARING to consider the proposed Annual Assessment for the City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District No. 1 (Citywide)
1.RESOLUTION confirming the diagram and assessment and levy of annual assessment, 2018-
2019, for Landscaping and Lighting District No. 1
RECOMMENDATIONS
Staff recommends the City Council:
1.Adopt a resolution confirming the diagram and assessment.
2.Levy and collect the annual assessments for Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District
No. 1. (the District or LLMD No. 1)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Act of 1972 requires an annual hearing and levy of
assessments for the City of Fresno LLMD No.1.Due to the limitations created by the passage of
Proposition 218,the assessment collected does not provide adequate funds to properly maintain the
landscaped easements along the streets within the District.
Today’s hearing is to allow opportunity for public comment about LLMD No.1 and for the Council’s
approval of the annual assessment.
BACKGROUND
On March 22,1983,the City Council adopted Resolution No.83-93 ordering the formation of
Assessment District No.89,subsequently renamed LLMD No.1.The District was formed to recover
the City's costs of maintaining the landscaping within public rights-of-way and easements adjacent
to certain existing subdivisions.The District is now comprised of 145 subdivisions with 14,870
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to certain existing subdivisions.The District is now comprised of 145 subdivisions with 14,870
individual assessments.
The landscaping improvements are maintained by Public Works Department from funds derived
through the assessments levied by the District.The revenue generated is adequate to fund
maintenance on a 60-or 90-day interval.However,many areas would benefit from more frequent
maintenance.The revenue generated in most neighborhoods (tracts),is not adequate to update
irrigation systems or replace trees and shrubs that are damaged or dead.The maintenance rate has
remained unchanged since 1996 due to the constraints placed by California Proposition No.218.
Public Works is transitioning to a program where all of the LLMD neighborhoods will be maintained
by contractors.City staff will still maintain median islands and other areas where traffic control is
required.
On June 6,2018,the Engineer's Report was filed in the City Clerk's Office and has been available
for public review.On June 28,2018,the City Council adopted Resolution No.2018-151 indicating
its intention to levy and collect the annual assessments for properties within the District,and set
today’s public hearing.On June 28,2018,for the first time since the passage of Proposition No.
218,landowners in one zone,Tract 3884,voted to increase the assessment for their tract;Council
thereafter authorized the levy of the increased assessment for Tract 3884 via Resolution 2018-155.
The increased assessment for Tract 3884 is addressed in this Engineer’s Report.
The purpose of today's hearing is to allow all property owners affected by the District an opportunity
to give public testimony regarding their assessments and for the Council to adopt the Resolution
Approving the Engineer's Report and Levying Annual Assessments.At this time,we have received
no letters of protest from District property owners.
Today’s public hearing has been duly noticed and the attached Resolution has been reviewed and
approved as to form by the City Attorney's Office.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
hearing does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental
Quality Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this hearing does not include a bid or award of a
construction or services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
The Public Works Department performed the maintenance in the past LLMD fiscal year using only
assessment funds collected ($703,000).Approval of the annual levy of the LLMD assessments will
provide funding for a continuation of the current service levels within the LLMD subdivisions,and
increase service levels in Tract 3884 (as authorized by landowners).
In the event the City Council elects not to confirm the assessments for Fiscal Year 2019,the
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combination thereof. The Council could also choose to terminate the service.
Attachments:Vicinity Maps
Resolution
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CITY OF FRESNO
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
COUNTY OF FRESNO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ENGINEER'S REPORT
OF CITY OF FRESNO LANDSCAPING AND
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
ANDREW J. BENELLI; P.E.
PUBLIC WORKS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/CITY ENGINEER
June 6, 2018
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction 3
Section 1 - Description of District Boundary 4
Section 2 - Description of Improvements 9
Section 3 - Changes to District 24
Section 4 - Estimate of Costs 25
Section 5 -Proposed Assessments 28
Section 6 - Assessment Diagram 29
Section 7 - Recapitulation of Assessments 30
Section 8 - Recording History 31
Appendix
Appendix A – Exhibit A - Diagram of Boundaries and Dimensions 5 Sheets
Appendix B – Table No. 3 -Summary of LLMD Costs by Tract 8 Pages
Appendix C – Assessment Roll 331 Pages
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ENGINEER'S REPORT
OF CITY OF FRESNO LANDSCAPING AND
LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
INTRODUCTION
This Engineer’s Report is prepared for the Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District
No. 1 administered by the City of Fresno (City) for the district fiscal year FY 2018-2019.
This report is prepared to meet the requirements of the California Streets and Highways
Code Sections 22565 through 22574 which states “A report shall be prepared for each fiscal
year for which the assessments are to be levied and collected to the costs of the
improvements described in the report”. This report for Landscaping and Lighting
Maintenance District No. 1 (LLMD) includes the following required contents:
a) Plans and Specifications for the improvements.
b) An estimate of the costs of the improvements.
c) A diagram for the assessment district.
d) An assessment of the estimated costs of the improvements.
c) If bonds or notes will be issued pursuant to 22662.5, an estimate of their principal
amount.
As of the date of this report, the costs for all improvements within the LLMD are for
maintenance of landscapes only. During this fiscal year and since 1996, no new
improvements have been added to the 145 districts within the LLMD. Therefore, there are
no bonds or notes associated with any of the improvements. Also, since there is no new
construction, there are no plans or specifications for improvements included in this report.
The report includes information about the location and size of the landscapes maintained by
the district. Section 1 includes Table No. 1 listing the Tracts included in the LLMD including
the year recorded, when the landscapes were accepted for maintenance by the City, the
area of the landscape maintained, and the number of lots assessed within the district or
equivalent district units (EDUs). Section 2 provides a description of the improvements for
each tract including references to City of Fresno Street drawings for each maintained
landscape. Section 3 includes information about changes to the district improvements and
any parcel number changes that were noted in FY 2018-2019. Section 4 includes estimates
of total costs to maintain the LLMD and each tract, as well as any carryover or deficit in
each tract for FY 2018-2019. Section 5 details the proposed assessments and provides
more detailed assessment diagrams; and, Section 8 details the recording history of the
LLMD.
ENGINEER'S REPORT June 6, 2018
OF CITY OF FRESNO LLMD NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
Section 1 - The boundaries of the District are described in Table No. 1
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Item Tract or Parcel
Map Recorded Landscaping
Accepted
AREA
(SF) EDU's
[1] Tract 3129 8/22/1984 6/17/1985 11,724 103
[2] Tract 3150 7/26/1983 7/10/1984 3,337 85
[3] Tract 3220 7/7/1983 7/29/1985 11,824 54
[4] Tract 3261 11/13/1988 9/20/1990 10,284 85
[5] Tract 3274 6/11/1987 4/8/1988 13,128 70
[6] Tract 3351 5/16/1984 12/18/1985 13,544 37
[7] Tract 3364 11/4/1987 2/21/1989 33,765 114
[8] Tract 3439 9/30/1982 12/22/1983 20,276 202
[9] Tract 3542 5/17/1993 4/8/1996 16,137 175
[10] Tract 3566 2/23/1984 12/23/1985 4,203 42
[11] Tract 3590 9/23/1987 12/8/1988 18,950 71
[12] Tract 3638 5/9/1986 1/11/1988 20,603 259
[13] Tract 3656 1/4/1985 7/12/1987 16,628 114
[14] Tract 3679 11/13/1987 12/28/1988 12,375 136
[15] Tract 3684 3/21/1986 1/1/1987 22,327 56
[16] Tract 3710 6/25/1986 7/26/1988 32,623 113
[17] Tract 3729 7/12/1990 2/24/1993 53,139 107
[18] Tract 3748 11/24/1986 11/13/1987 10,963 67
[19] Tract 3770 5/23/1986 5/1/1988 7,705 77
[20] Tract 3772 8/8/1988 3/1/1989 12,378 20
[21] Tract 3797 5/16/1990 11/6/1991 9,676 89
[22] Tract 3802 1/9/1987 12/1/1987 3,873 73
[23] Tract 3811 7/10/1987 2/25/1988 4,993 90
[24] Tract 3815 8/12/1986 6/28/1988 10,679 66
[25] Tract 3817 12/5/1986 5/1/1988 13,949 51
[26] Tract 3818 6/29/1987 4/15/1988 11,804 105
[27] Tract 3819 1/29/1987 12/1/1987 26,136 54
[28] Tract 3834 6/26/1987 3/13/1990 20,531 102
[29] Tract 3852 9/30/1988 7/7/1989 15,747 59
[30] Tract 3876 6/13/1988 10/9/1989 23,201 72
[31] Tract 3884 10/2/1987 3/1/1989 47,860 173
[32] Tract 3888 9/5/1987 11/28/1989 23,524 59
[33] Tract 3903 12/10/1987 3/1/1994 7,567 67
[34] Tract 3913 12/15/1987 11/24/1989 33,418 54
ENGINEER'S REPORT June 6, 2018
OF CITY OF FRESNO LLMD NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
Table No. 1- Continued
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Item Tract or Parcel
Map Recorded Landscaping
Accepted
AREA
(SF) EDU's
[35] Tract 3940 7/28/1988 1/15/1991 9,817 60
[36] Tract 3943 6/21/1988 3/20/1989 9,094 80
[37] Tract 3966 9/8/1988 6/22/1990 46,315 181
[38] Tract 3970 6/17/1988 3/15/1991 29,183 95
[39] Tract 3976 8/25/1988 8/14/1989 9,688 100
[40] Tract 3983 6/13/1988 1/12/1990 44,468 138
[41] Tract 3994 8/8/1990 9/30/1991 80,046 211
[42] Tract 3999 5/11/1995 7/24/1996 15,089 60
[43] Tract 4004 12/9/1988 3/22/1991 16,347 41
[44] Tract 4008 6/29/1989 2/21/1991 45,454 295
[45] Tract 4026 1/27/1993 2/1/1994 25,126 83
[46] Tract 4031 7/14/1989 8/10/1990 57,035 177
[47] Tract 4034 7/25/1991 2/18/1994 16,594 131
[48] Tract 4045 5/2/1989 4/28/1990 13,536 45
[49] Tract 4049 5/17/1989 4/23/1990 13,898 67
[50] Tract 4050 10/20/1989 6/3/1991 23,347 76
[51] Tract 4056 8/15/1990 12/14/1990 21,618 81
[52] Tract 4057 4/14/1994 2/17/1995 22,419 84
[53] Tract 4071 12/20/1989 12/26/1990 54,245 219
[54] Tract 4074 4/27/1989 4/13/1990 15,499 77
[55] Tract 4079 8/3/1989 5/10/1990 13,926 34
[56] Tract 4090 8/5/1992 7/2/1993 21,937 207
[57] Tract 4104 12/21/1989 10/2/1991 50,150 208
[58] Tract 4108 10/13/1989 8/10/1990 18,689 58
[59] Tract 4112 9/10/1993 6/7/1995 19,603 115
[60] Tract 4117 8/10/1990 7/1/1992 131,015 342
[61] Tract 4125 4/30/1992 6/5/1994 44,511 105
[62] Tract 4127 11/27/1990 12/26/1991 35,392 110
[63] Tract 4138 12/14/1990 7/17/1992 134,089 270
[64] Tract 4142 9/27/1990 1/25/1993 19,329 153
[65] Tract 4145 8/14/1990 8/6/1991 31,577 72
[66] Tract 4148 11/5/1991 3/12/1993 78,035 326
[67] Tract 4155 10/3/1991 10/17/1994 4,766 22
[68] Tract 4159 6/17/1991 2/19/1992 11,415 46
[69] Tract 4173 8/30/1991 12/4/1992 60,965 113
ENGINEER'S REPORT June 6, 2018
OF CITY OF FRESNO LLMD NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
Table No. 1- Continued
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Item Tract or Parcel
Map Recorded Landscaping
Accepted
AREA
(SF) EDU's
[70] Tract 4186 5/20/1990 3/23/1993 28,622 240
[71] Tract 4190 10/15/1992 11/16/1994 63,754 203
[72] Tract 4191 7/27/1992 10/12/1996 27,185 160
[73] Tract 4198 11/14/1990 10/30/1991 11,742 19
[74] Tract 4208 2/25/1991 1/17/1992 32,501 124
[75] Tract 4209 9/25/1991 N/A 0 35
[76] Tract 4212 10/12/1992 11/19/1993 11,996 96
[77] Tract 4213 12/4/1992 1/14/1994 44,901 351
[78] Tract 4217 1/5/1994 3/18/1995 32,037 81
[79] Tract 4223 6/19/1991 3/5/1993 24,897 28
[80] Tract 4224 10/8/1992 5/23/1994 15,537 54
[81] Tract 4229 8/21/1991 9/12/1991 8,282 59
[82] Tract 4237 9/8/1995 11/13/1996 17,500 94
[83] Tract 4251 10/22/1992 2/5/1997 8,687 54
[84] Tract 4255 9/20/1991 3/23/1993 33,274 67
[85] Tract 4261 6/16/1995 4/25/1998 29,732 75
[86] Tract 4269 2/18/1992 9/10/1993 4,742 40
[87] Tract 4274 7/8/1992 8/12/1993 5,175 39
[88] Tract 4282 4/14/1992 2/1/1994 7,125 92
[89] Tract 4285 11/22/1991 6/16/1992 61,931 198
[90] Tract 4300 10/29/1993 6/7/1996 18,645 61
[91] Tract 4312 12/16/1996 4/1/1997 5,340 54
[92] Tract 4320 8/14/1992 7/16/1993 5,202 50
[93] Tract 4323 8/4/1992 10/28/1994 17,382 35
[94] Tract 4335 2/19/1993 4/28/1994 11,224 91
[95] Tract 4337 3/16/1993 1/17/1992 2,883 11
[96] Tract 4339 9/8/1995 11/20/1996 4,561 77
[97] Tract 4343 12/18/1991 11/12/1992 40,428 288
[98] Tract 4345 8/27/1992 1/20/1995 15,888 86
[99] Tract 4347 4/10/1992 10/9/1992 4,612 44
[100] Tract 4350 10/27/1993 1/30/1995 4,836 70
[101] Tract 4352 12/21/1992 5/16/1994 5,271 57
[102] Tract 4356 7/15/1992 9/13/1993 11,496 91
[103] Tract 4362 4/24/1992 5/17/1997 22,602 208
[104] Tract 4377 5/31/1994 6/13/1995 25,825 124
[105] Tract 4380 8/24/1995 5/14/1996 25,686 122
ENGINEER'S REPORT June 6, 2018
OF CITY OF FRESNO LLMD NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
Table No. 1- Continued
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Item Tract or Parcel
Map Recorded Landscaping
Accepted
AREA
(SF) EDU's
[106] Tract 4381 8/11/1992 10/22/1993 15,994 100
[107] Tract 4385 6/15/1993 5/6/1995 22,995 98
[108] Tract 4401 8/6/1992 10/17/1994 16,683 77
[109] Tract 4402 8/17/1993 7/16/1993 5,202 50
[110] Tract 4405 11/24/1993 2/21/1997 19,355 97
[111] Tract 4421 9/8/1995 8/20/1997 35,163 135
[112] Tract 4432 10/5/1995 10/11/1999 69,840 212
[113] Tract 4439 9/21/1994 11/27/1995 11,230 80
[114] Tract 4461 2/12/1993 9/9/1993 8,361 70
[115] Tract 4471 2/17/1993 10/9/1992 5,661 54
[116] Tract 4473 3/24/1995 10/30/1996 10,552 64
[117] Tract 4474 12/14/1993 1/20/1995 15,828 84
[118] Tract 4482 11/18/1992 8/12/1993 7,563 57
[119] Tract 4488 1/19/1994 4/8/1996 11,515 72
[120] Tract 4510 12/23/1993 N/A 0 0
[121] Tract 4528 6/3/1993 6/23/1995 16,930 57
[122] Tract 4534 10/27/1995 1/15/1997 69,054 130
[123] Tract 4537 4/19/1995 6/26/1996 4,938 106
[124] Tract 4540 11/4/1994 10/3/1995 19,936 39
[125] Tract 4549 6/24/1993 2/24/1994 4,716 51
[126] Tract 4564 11/23/1993 5/1/1995 29,137 57
[127] Tract 4573 10/29/1993 6/11/1996 35,786 119
[128] Tract 4574 12/28/1994 1/15/1997 12,029 40
[129] Tract 4581 7/27/1993 11/16/1994 23,555 75
[130] Tract 4594 5/12/1994 6/4/1996 41,806 86
[131] Tract 4601 4/28/1994 6/23/1995 5,622 18
[132] Tract 4603 3/30/1994 6/30/1997 40,383 79
[133] Tract 4606 7/13/1994 3/28/1996 38,966 117
[134] Tract 4631 10/19/1994 6/26/1996 8,160 70
[135] Tract 4639 10/5/1995 6/11/1997 13,491 66
[136] Tract 4645 8/10/1994 4/25/1997 30,536 76
[137] Tract 4664 2/21/1996 2/28/1997 53,307 120
[138] Tract 4675 12/23/1994 3/31/1997 22,995 98
[139] Tract 4687 9/11/1995 4/25/1997 8,015 65
[140] Tract 4707 10/12/1995 1/15/1997 25,561 85
[141] Tract 4717 12/27/1995 12/20/1996 18,741 92
ENGINEER'S REPORT June 6, 2018
OF CITY OF FRESNO LLMD NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
Table No. 1- Continued
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Item Tract or Parcel
Map Recorded Landscaping
Accepted
AREA
(SF) EDU's
[142] Parcel Map 90-31 10/18/1991 5/24/1993 3,918 4
[143] Parcel Map 91-28 3/25/1994 11/21/1993 8,693 10
[144] Parcel Map 92-25 6/2/1994 5/25/1994 8,873 15
[145] Riverview Estates
Tract 2770
Tract 3067
Tract 3151
Tract 3305
Tract 3593
Tract 3594
Tract 3607
Tract 3699
Tract 3768
Tract 3776
Tract 3781
Tract 3792
Tract 3854
Tract 3905
Tract 3987
Tract 4134
Parcel Map 79-16
Parcel Map 81-29
Parcel Map 81-30
Parcel Map 83-16
Parcel Map 91-31
7/24/1979 3/16/1990 81,659 2061
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OF CITY OF FRESNO LLMD NO. 1
FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
Section 2 - Description of the Improvements
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I, Andrew J. Benelli PE, Assistant Public Works Director/City Engineer for the City of
Fresno in responsible charge of Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District No. 1,
hereby submit the Engineer's Report of said Assessment District as follows:
Plans and specifications for the existing improvements are filed herewith and are
incorporated herein by reference to the items as listed and enumerated in the
documents entitled:
[1] Landscaping and irrigation system along Shields Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3129, of
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-5421
and 5422.
[2] Landscaping and irrigation system along Shields Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3150, of
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-5201.
[3] Landscaping and irrigation system along Shields Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3220, of
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-5174b.
[4] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Alluvial Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3261 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6787 and 6788.
[5] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cedar Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3274 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6277 and 6278.
[6] Landscaping and irrigation system along Millbrook Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3351 in
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-5326.
[7] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Figarden Drive, adjacent to
Tract 3364 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6435 (a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h and i).
[8] Landscaping and irrigation system along Cornelia Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3439 in
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-5080
(a,b and c).
[9] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Willow and East Church Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3542 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8448 to 8454.
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[10] Landscaping and irrigation system along Millbrook Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3566 in
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-5278b.
[11] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Willow and East Church Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3590 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-6136 thru 6138.
[12] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Blythe Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3638 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-5870 (a and b).
[13] Landscaping and irrigation system along Millbrook Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3656 in
the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-5498.
[14] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3679 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6420a.
[15] Landscaping and irrigation system along Brawley, Sierra and Palo Alto Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3684 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-5719 (b,c and d).
[16] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cedar and East Nees Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3710 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15C-5854 and 5855.
[17] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley, West Sierra and West Palo
Alto Avenues, adjacent to Tract 3729 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of
Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7077 thru 7081.
[18] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Fowler Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3748 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6003 and 6004.
[19] Tract 3770 (phase II of Tract 3566, #10) in the County of Fresno.
[20] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Herndon Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3772 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6530 and 6531.
[21] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3797 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6677 thru 6680.
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[22] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Seventh Street, adjacent to
Tract 3802 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6024.
[23] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Blythe Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3811 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6267a.
[24] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Millbrook and East EI Paso Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3815 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing no. 15-C-5974a.
[25] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Teague Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3817 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6091.
[26] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Nees Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3818
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6289.
[27] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cedar and East Teague Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3819 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-6123 and 6124.
[28] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Dakota Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3834 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6249, 6250 and 6251.
[29] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Church Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3852 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6498 and 6499.
[30] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Escalon and North Dante Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3876 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-6564, 6565, 6566 and 6567.
[31] Landscaping and irrigation system along North West Avenue, adjacent to Tract 3884
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6361 (a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h and i). *Tract 3884 is currently in the process of a
proposed assessment increase in accordance with Proposition 218
requirements.
[32] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Palo Alto Avenue, adjacent to
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Tract 3888 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-5719 (b,c,d,e,f and g).
[33] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Bullard Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3903 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6410.
[34] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cedar and East Teague Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3913 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing no. 15-C-6447.
[35] Tract 3940 (phase II of Tract 3748, #18) in the County of Fresno.
[36] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Santa Fe Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3943 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6633, 6634, 6635 and 6636.
[37] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cedar and East Shepherd Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3966 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-6746, 6747, 6748 and 6749.
[38] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3970 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6546 and 6547.
[39] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3976 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6690.
[40] Landscaping and irrigation system along Dante, Polk and Bullard Avenues, adjacent
to Tract 3983 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-6586, 6587, 6588 and 6589.
[41] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Milburn and West Alluvial Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 3994 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-7284 thru 7289.
[42] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Weber Avenue adjacent to the
Southern Pacific right-of-way within Tract 3999, of the City of Fresno as shown on
City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8672 to 8677.
[43] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Sierra Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4004
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
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no. 15-C-5719.
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[44] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Perrin Avenue and East Plymouth
Way, adjacent to Tract 4008 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-6922 thru 6925.
[45] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Alluvial Avenue and North Sierra Vista
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4026 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8187 and 8188.
[46] Landscaping and irrigation system along Bullard, Escalon, Dante, Sierra and Polk
Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4031 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-6985 thru 6994.
[47] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4034 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7234 and 7235.
[48] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Alluvial Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4045 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-6873.
[49] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Teague and North Maple Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4049 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-6880 and 6881.
[50] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple and East Alluvial Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4050 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-7035 thru 7037.
[51] Tract 4056 (phase III of Tract 3590, #11) in the County of Fresno.
[52] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Peach and East Church Avenues
and in the East Belgravia Avenue entryway, adjacent to Tract 4057 in the County of
Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7860 thru 7865.
[53] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple, North Barton and East Nees
Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4071 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7115 thru 7118i.
[54] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley and West Dakota Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4074 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing no. 15-C-6858.
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[55] Landscaping and irrigation system along both sides of East Nevada Avenue and
within the proposed entry island on this street within Tract 4079 in the County of
Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-7011.
[56] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Clinton Avenue and North Blythe
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4090 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7956 thru 7966.
[57] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cedar and East Teague Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4104 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-7132 thru 7135.
[58] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Dante and West Escalon Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4108 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-7001 thru 7004.
[59] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Shepherd Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4112 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8131 thru 8133.
[60] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Perrin, North Maple and North Cedar
Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4117 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7368 thru 7372.
[61] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Teague Avenue and North Maple
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4125 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8007 thru 8010.
[62] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Bullard Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4127 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7450 thru 7454.
[63] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley and North Alva Avenues and
West Figarden Drive, adjacent to Tract 4138 in the County of Fresno as shown in
City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7427 thru 7431.
[64] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk and North Grantland Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4142 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-7314 thru 7318.
[65] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk, North Dante and West Palo Alto
Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4145 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7389 thru 7393.
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[66] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk, West Spruce, and North Hayes
Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4148 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7748 thru 7754.
[67] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Martin Luther King Blvd., adjacent to
Tract 4155 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15C-7569.
[68] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Millbrook Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4159 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-7546.
[69] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Milburn Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4173 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7477 thru 7488b.
[70] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Herndon Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4186 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 7-C-35.
[71] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Chestnut Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4190 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8248 thru 8260.
[72] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Nees Avenue and North Maple
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4191 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8060 thru 8064.
[73] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4198 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7440 thru 7442.
[74 Landscaping and irrigation system along West Palo Alto Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4208 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7528 thru 7532.
[75] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Fine and South Willow Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4209 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15C-7676 and 7677.
[76] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Teague Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4212 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C7784 and 7785.
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[77] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Spruce Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4213 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8323 thru 8328a.
[78] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk and West Gettysburg Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4217 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8645 thru 8655.
[79] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Shepherd Blvd., adjacent to
Tract 4223 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-7554.
[80] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Olive Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4224
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7693b and 7693c.
[81] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4229
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7683 and 7684.
[82] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Chestnut Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4237 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8625 thru 8637.
[83] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Palo Alto Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4251 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C7947 and 7948.
[84] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Sierra Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4255
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7626 thru 7628.
[85] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Chestnut Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4261 of the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8953 thru 8962.
[86] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4269
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C-7666.
[87] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Blythe Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4274 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8077.
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[88] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Dakota Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4282 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C7926 thru 7928.
[89] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley, Clinton and Blythe Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4285 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-7809 thru 7810e.
[90] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Alluvial Avenue and West River Vista
Drive, adjacent to Tract 4300 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8491 thru 8494.
[91] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Bullard Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4312 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C7949 thru 7952.
[92] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4320
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8092 and 8093.
[93] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Valentine Avenue, West Sierra
Avenue and North Figarden Drive, adjacent to Tract 4323 in the County of Fresno as
shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing no. 15-C-7645.
[94] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Teague Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4335 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8244 and 8245.
[95] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Jeanne Avenue and West Palo Alto
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4337 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7530 thru 7532b.
[96] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4339
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-9111 thru 9121.
[97] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Sierra Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4343
in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-7830 thru 7834.
[98] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Brawley Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4345 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C8206.
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[99] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Valentine Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4347 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C7936.
[100] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Cornelia Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4350 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8611 thru 8612.
[101] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4352 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C8448.
[102] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Corona Avenue and North Polk
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4356 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-7877 thru 7884.
[103] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4362 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C7988 and 7989.
[104] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Clovis and East Church Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4377 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8348 thru 8358.
[105] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4380
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8915 thru 8952.
[106] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Gettysburg and North Polk Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4381 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8108 thru 8116.
[107] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Dakota and North Polk Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4385 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8143 thru 8145.
[108] Landscaping and irrigation system along South Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard,
adjacent to Tract 4401 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-7901 thru 7903.
[109] Tract 4402 (phase II of Tract 4320, #92) in the County of Fresno.
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[110] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple and East Perrin Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4405 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8214 thru 8216.
[111] Landscaping and irrigation system along West River Vista Drive and West Alluvial
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4421 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-9124 thru 9149.
[112] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple and East International
Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4432 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-9056 thru 9087.
[113] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Bullard Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4439 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8773 thru 8775.
[114] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Alluvial Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4461 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
no. 15-C8176.
[115] Tract 4471 (phase II of Tract 4347, #99) in the County of Fresno.
[116] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4473
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8998 thru 9014.
[117] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk and West Alluvial Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4474 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing no. 15-C-8204.
[118] Tract 4482 (phase II of Tract 4274, #87) in the County of Fresno.
[119] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Gettysburg Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4488 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8108 thru 8116.
[120] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Greenwich Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4510 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
15-C8530.
[121] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4528 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C8522 thru 8524b.
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[122] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Bullard, West Escalon and North
Cecelia Avenues, adjacent to Tract 4534 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of
Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-9165 thru 9185.
[123] Landscaping and irrigation system along North West and West Atlanta Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4537 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8892 thru 8912.
[124] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue and the north side of
East Saint Andrew Drive, adjacent to Tract 4540 in the County of Fresno as shown
on City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8856 thru 8857d.
[125] Tract 4549 (Phase II of Tract 4352 #101) in the County of Fresno.
[126] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Saint Andrew Drive and North Maple
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4564 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing no. 15-C-8415.
[127] Landscaping and irrigation system along West River Vista Drive and West Alluvial
Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4573 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8491 thru 8494.
[128] Landscaping and irrigation system along West River Vista Drive adjacent to
Tract 4574 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 8889 thru 8891.
[129] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Chestnut and East Nees Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4581 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8248 thru 8260.
[130] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Nees and North Millbrook Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4594 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8753 thru 8763.
[131] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Maple Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4601 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 8708 thru 8710.
[132] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Behymer Avenue and the south side
and median islands of East Saint Andrew Drive, adjacent to Tract 4603 in the County
of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-8722 thru 8729.
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[133] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Grove and South Peach Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4606 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8818 thru 8827.
[134] Landscaping and irrigation system along North West Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4631
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 8813
thru 8817.
[135] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Saint Andrew Drive, adjacent to
Tract 4639 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 9288 thru 9292.
[136] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Teague and North Chestnut Avenues,
adjacent to Tract 4645 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-8795 thru 8802.
[137] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Alluvial Avenue and West River Vista
Drive, adjacent to Tract 4664 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno
street plan drawing nos. 15-C-9193 thru 9210.
[138] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Polk Avenue, adjacent to Tract 4675
in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 15-C-8859 thru 8868.
[139] Landscaping and irrigation system and noise barrier wall along North Weber Avenue,
adjacent to Tract 4687 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street
plan drawing nos. 15-C-9024 thru 9033.
[140] Landscaping and irrigation system along West River Vista Drive, adjacent to
Tract 4707 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 9150 thru 9164.
[141] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Church Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 4717 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan drawing
nos. 9091 thru 9110.
[142] Landscaping and irrigation system along Figarden Drive, adjacent to Parcel Map
90-31 in the County of Fresno as shown on Exhibit of Parcel Map Agreement
No. 90-31.
[143] Landscaping and irrigation system along “B” Street, adjacent to Parcel Map 91-28 in
the County of Fresno.
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[144] Landscaping and irrigation system along East Church Avenue, adjacent to Parcel
Map No. 92-25 in the County of Fresno as shown on City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. 15-C-8362 thru 8363.
[145] Riverview Estates:
[A] Landscaping and irrigation system along North Del Mar, North Glenn and
West Audubon Avenues, adjacent to Tract 3905 in the County of Fresno as
shown in City of Fresno street plan drawing nos. 15-C-6467 (a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h
and i)
[B] Landscaping and irrigation system along West Audubon Avenue, adjacent to
Tract 3768 in the County of Fresno as shown in City of Fresno street plan
drawing nos. C-5889 thru 5892b.
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Typical changes to the district include changes to the improvements and/or changes in
parcel numbers for selected lots within the districts.
There were no significant changes to the “Described Improvements” this year. The
landscapes and irrigation systems maintained by the LLMD were accepted from 1984
through 1997. Therefore the vegetation is mature, and the irrigation components are
showing signs of age. Over the years, most LLMD landscapes have suffered plant loss due
to irrigation system issues and natural mortality of selected landscape types. These
landscape removals were generally not re-planted due to lack of LLMD assessment funds
for new plant materials. Also, minor irrigation repairs were completed using district funds.
Also, there were no noted changes to the APN numbers of properties included in the
“existing assessments” for FY 2018-2019.
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SECTION 4 – Estimate of Costs
A breakdown of the estimated cost of the maintenance, servicing, incidental expenses, and prior
year adjustments in connection with City of Fresno Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance
District No. 1 is described in Tables Nos. 2 and 3.
Table No. 2 includes a summary of district costs including direct and non-direct expenses.
Direct expenses are costs that are charged directly to each of the 145 tracts in the LLMD. Non-
Direct expenses are costs that are not charged to a specific tract. Table No. 3, included in
Appendix B of this report, describes expenses and assessments on a tract-by-tract basis with
the carry over or deficit for each tract estimated.
Direct expenses include landscape maintenance labor costs, irrigation water costs, and
irrigation repair expenses. The direct labor includes field staff to clean debris, remove weeds,
trim landscaping, and perform minor irrigation repair in the LLMD improvements. Utility costs
are mostly metered water for irrigation, but also do include some costs for energy to run
irrigation controllers.
Non-Direct expenses include labor for supervision of field personnel, administrative staff to post
direct and indirect expenses, as well as costs to administer the district levy of assessments,
prepare the engineer’s report, and coordinate approval by City Council. Also, included in non-
direct expenses are small tools for the field personnel that are not specific to a location, as well
as office supplies in support of LLMD operations. Non-Direct expenses also include a minor
amount of field labor, green waste, chemical herbicide, and utility costs that could not be
directed to a specific tract.
Overall, the LLMD has been impacted most by the approval of California Proposition No. 218 in
November of 1996. Prior to 1996, the Council could increase the assessments for maintenance
annually to compensate for the increased cost of operations. However, after 1996 rates in the
LLMD assessments have not been increased; so, the current assessments 18 years later are
still based on 1996 maintenance costs.
The LLMD assessment revenue funded roughly four to six service cycles throughout the 78
acres along 30 miles of LLMD landscapes throughout the City during the FY 2018-2019 period.
This is an improvement over service levels in past years. Although Public Utility Community
Sanitation funds were needed to provide minimum basic service in past years, the additional
funding was not utilized this year. These gains were accomplished by a combination of factors
including: 1) drought conditions which reduced weed growth; and 2) efficiencies in staffing and
completing LLMD work.
Although the service intervals provided minimum basic landscape services similar to the level
the City provides for non-District landscapes; the level of service was not comparable to more
recent Community Facilities District (CFD) landscapes which were formed and annexed after
1996. The CFDs have automatic rate escalators to keep up with operational costs and provide
a higher level of service. Many of the CFD landscape are directly adjacent to LLMD landscapes
and are in a better condition. Consequently, the City continues to receive complaints from
LLMD district households requesting CFD level services. However, none of these complaints
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were elevated to a formal request to raise rates and provide more frequent service similar to
CFD locations.
It should be noted that the LLMD assessment funding does not provide any enhanced level of
service; however, the continued efforts by City staff over the years to explore different service
delivery methods has yielded an acceptable level of service using only LLMD funding. For the
upcoming year, City staff has awarded a private landscape services contract to provide six
maintenance cycles per year in about half of the LLMD locations. Also, City staff will attempt to
improve all LLMD landscapes to four to six service cycles per year within the LLMD funding
revenue and balance.
Although basic weed and clean services are being met, many landscapes are in need of major
irrigation system rehabilitation and tree/shrub replacement efforts. The current lack of
assessment growth limits the ability of the City to provide any such rehabilitation or replacement
level service. Also, increases in labor costs, irrigation costs, etc. will increase in the coming
years, so recent service gains are likely non-sustainable with the current level of funding.
Again, this will require non-district funding to maintain minimum levels of service at some point
in the future as it has in the past. This non-district funding is not guaranteed for the LLMD in
future years as the assessment funding is, so it is not known if the subsidy will be available
year-to-year as Citywide service priorities are reconsidered.
A special registered voter election would be required in order to increase the amount of the
LLMD assessments. City staff is evaluating options and studying the rates needed for various
levels of service. It is expected that these studies will lead to initiating an election process to
increase special tax rates and fund more than just frequent basic cleaning service. This
process will continue throughout the coming FY 2018/2019 LLMD fiscal year.
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Table No. 2
Summary of LLMD Costs
FY 2018-2019
Direct Cost Summary
Description Expense
Labor
210,783.23
Specialized/Outside Service
7,350.00
Materials and Equipment (Direct)
Utilities
146,130.97
133,446.50
Overhead
74,503.83
Total: $572,214.53
Non Direct Cost Summary
Description Expense
Labor-Supervision/Administrative
129,785.04
District Administration Non-Personnel 561.05
Greenwaste Landfill Fees non tract specific
9,063.60
Utilities-Non Tract Specific
1,023.42
Small Tools, Inventory, Equipment etc.
6,345.40
ISF's
69,705.06
Total: $216,483.57
Previous Year Carry Over (not including delinquent)
227,447.14
Total Expense: 788,698.10
Total Assessment:
702,763.40
Carryover/Deficit: 141,512.44
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SECTION 5 - PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS
The City Engineer hereby assesses and apportions the total amount of the costs and
expenses for the formation of the assessment district and the maintenance and servicing of
landscaping and facilities upon the subdivisions of land liable therefore and benefitted
thereby, all as is more particularly set forth in the assessment roll filed herewith, marked
Table No. 4 included with this report in Appendix C, and incorporated herein. The numbers
of said assessment roll correspond with the assigned numbers upon the parcels of land
within said district in proportion to the estimated benefits to be received by each subdivision
respectively, from the improvement. For a more particular description of said property,
reference is made to the assessment diagram to be filed and of record in the office of the
County Recorder of the County of Fresno.
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SECTION 6 - ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM
The diagram entitled "ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM OF CITY OF FRESNO LANDSCAPING
AND LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1, (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS CITY OF
FRESNO ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 89, RECORDED APRIL 27, 1983 IN BOOK 22 AT
PAGES 26 AND 27, FRESNO COUNTY RECORDS) CITY OF FRESNO, COUNTY OF
FRESNO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA", consisting of five (5) sheets, filed herewith, marked
Exhibit "A", and hereby incorporated herein as though set forth in full, delineates the
boundaries and dimensions of the respective subdivisions of land within said district as the
same existed at the time of the passage of the Resolution of Intention, each subdivision of
land within having been assigned a separate number upon said diagram.
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Each Recording will list the new subdivisions added that fiscal year. For a complete
listing of the subdivisions in the District, see the District Boundary listing starting on
page one.
INITIAL RECORDING -- APRIL 27, 1983
SUBDIVISIONS INCLUDED:
Tract 3439
SECOND RECORDING -- JUNE 7, 1984
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3150 Tract 3220 Tract 3566
THIRD RECORDING -- JUNE 7, 1985
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3129 Tract 3351 Tract 3656
FOURTH RECORDING -- JUNE 3, 1986
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3684
FIFTH RECORDING -- JUNE 3, 1987
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3638 Tract 3770 Tract 3817
Tract 3710 Tract 3802 Tract 3819
Tract 3748 Tract 3815
and a Subdivision that later becomes part of Riverview Estates:
Tract 3768
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SIXTH RECORDING -- JUNE 7, 1988
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3274 Tract 3811 Tract 3888
Tract 3364 Tract 3818 Tract 3903
Tract 3590 Tract 3834 Tract 3913
Tract 3679 Tract 3884
and Subdivisions that later become part of Riverview Estates:
Tract 2770 Tract 3607 Parcel Map 79-16
Tract 3067 Tract 3699 Parcel Map 81-29
Tract 3151 Tract 3776 Parcel Map 81-30
Tract 3305 Tract 3854 Parcel Map 83-16
Tract 3593 Tract 3905
Tract 3594
SEVENTH RECORDING -- JUNE 6, 1989
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3261 Tract 3940 Tract 3976
Tract 3772 Tract 3943 Tract 3983
Tract 3852 Tract 3966 Tract 4004
Tract 3876 Tract 3970 Riverview Estates
EIGHTH RECORDING -- JUNE 5, 1990
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 4008 Tract 4050 Tract 4086
Tract 4031 Tract 4071 Tract 4104
Tract 4045 Tract 4074 Tract 4108
Tract 4049 Tract 4079
NINTH RECORDING -- JULY 16, 1991
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3729 Tract 4117 Tract 4145
Tract 3797 Tract 4127 Tract 4186
Tract 3994 Tract 4138 Tract 4198
Tract 4056 Tract 4142 Tract 4208
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TENTH RECORDING -- JUNE 30, 1992
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 4034 Tract 4209 Tract 4285
Tract 4148 Tract 4223 Tract 4343
Tract 4155 Tract 4229 Parcel Map 90-31
Tract 4159 Tract 4255
Tract 4173 Tract 4269
ELEVENTH RECORDING -- JUNE 29, 1993
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 4026 Tract 4274 Tract 4356
Tract 4090 Tract 4282 Tract 4362
Tract 4125 Tract 4320 Tract 4381
Tract 4190 Tract 4323 Tract 4401
Tract 4191 Tract 4335 Tract 4461
Tract 4212 Tract 4337 Tract 4471
Tract 4213 Tract 4345 Tract 4474
Tract 4224 Tract 4347 Tract 4482
Tract 4251 Tract 4352
TWELFTH RECORDING -- JUNE 14, 1994
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3542 Tract 4402 Tract 4564
Tract 4112 Tract 4405 Tract 4573
Tract 4217 Tract 4488 Tract 4581
Tract 4300 Tract 4510 Parcel Map 91-28
Tract 4350 Tract 4528
Tract 4385 Tract 4549
THIRTEENTH RECORDING -- JUNE 6, 1995
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 3999 Tract 4574 Tract 4631
Tract 4057 Tract 4594 Tract 4645
Tract 4377 Tract 4601 Tract 4675
Tract 4439 Tract 4603 Parcel Map 92-25
Tract 4540 Tract 4606
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FOURTEENTH RECORDING -- JUNE 4, 1996
SUBDIVISIONS ADDED:
Tract 4237 Tract 4421 Tract 4639
Tract 4261 Tract 4432 Tract 4664
Tract 4312 Tract 4473 Tract 4687
Tract 4339 Tract 4534 Tract 4707
Tract 4380 Tract 4537 Tract 4717
FIFTEENTH RECORDING -- JUNE 17, 1997
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
SIXTEENTH RECORDING -- JULY 21, 1998
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
SEVENTEENTH RECORDING -- JULY 29, 1999
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
EIGHTEENTH RECORDING – JULY 17, 2000
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
NINETEENTH RECORDING – JULY 17, 2001
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTIETH RECORDING – JULY 17, 2002
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-FIRST RECORDING – JULY 17, 2003
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-SECOND RECORDING – JULY 1, 2004
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-THIRD RECORDING – August 16, 2005
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-FOURTH RECORDING – JULY 25, 2006
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-FIFTH RECORDING – JULY 18, 2007
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NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-SIXTH RECORDING – JULY 8, 2008
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-SIXTH RECORDING – MAY 29, 2009
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-SEVENTH RECORDING – June 9, 2010
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-EIGHTH RECORDING – June 16, 2011
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
TWENTY-NINTH RECORDING – June 21, 2012
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
THIRTYTH RECORDING – June 20, 2013
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
THIRTY-FIRST RECORDING – June 19, 2014
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
THIRTY-SECOND RECORDING – June 18, 2015
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
THIRTY-THIRD RECORDING – June 30, 2016
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
THIRTY-FOURTH RECORDING – June 29, 2017
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
THIRTY-FIFTH RECORDING – June 28, 2018
NO SUBDIVISIONS ADDED
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Appendix A
Diagram of Boundaries and Dimensions
The following (5) sheets, filed herewith, marked Exhibit "A", delineate the boundaries and
dimensions of the respective subdivisions of land within said district as the same existed at
the time of the passage of the Resolution of Intention, each subdivision of land within
having been assigned a separate number upon said diagram.
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Appendix B
Table No. 3
Summary of LLMD Costs by Tract
The following eight (8) pages include Table No. 3 as referenced in the Report. Table No.
3 provides a summary of all expenses (Direct and Indirect) and assessments for each tract
in the LLMD for FY 2018-2019.
Note: Tracts groups with Peach Shading are all phases of the same formed District Tract
and the costs and assessment are grouped for Carryover computation purposes. Also,
note that the sum total of the Carryover/Deficit column does not match the total in Table
No. 2 because Community Sanitation labor is included in this table.
Table No. 3 Tract Primary Tract Direct City Labor Direct Utilities & Contact Services Overhead Direct Expenses Total Indirect 2018 Assessment Carryover Deficit L3129 L3129 1,667.21 178.93 534.81 2,380.95 747.33 2,622.38 505.90 L3150 L3150 1,097.24 205.51 368.74 1,671.49 212.71 455.92 939.00 P8326 L3150 255.76 P8329 L3150 222.40 P8527 L3150 11.12 L3220 L3220 1,088.19 319.95 413.62 1,821.76 753.70 2,453.76 121.70 L3261 L3261 905.83 905.83 655.54 2,279.70 718.33 L3274 L3274 1,484.25 1,484.25 836.82 2,762.20 441.13 L3351 L3351 163.17 1,228.08 43.80 1,435.05 863.34 2,715.06 416.67 L3364 L3364 7,265.89 456.36 2,471.30 10,193.55 2,152.30 6,851.40 5,494.45 L3439 L3439 2,550.10 445.17 969.28 3,964.55 1,292.46 4,313.46 922.09 T2828CI L3439 21.46 L3542 L3542 2,266.11 2,266.11 1,028.63 3,738.00 443.26 L3566 L3566 1,129.38 1,129.38 267.91 918.96 715.28 L3770 L3566 491.14 1,684.76 L3590 L3590 7,825.49 7,825.49 1,207.94 3,872.34 3,101.86 L3852 L3590 114.44 114.44 1,003.77 3,217.86 L4056 L3590 1,378.00 4,417.74 L4057 L3590 22.66 6.08 28.74 1,429.06 4,308.66 P0315CI L3590 272.70 L3638 L3638 2,653.68 983.29 919.00 4,555.97 1,313.31 4,886.52 982.76 L3656 L3656 1,310.04 1,310.04 1,059.93 3,595.56 1,225.59 L3664 L3664 114.44 114.44 114.44 L3679 L3679 4,523.88 344.61 1,570.36 6,438.85 788.82 2,872.32 4,355.35
L3684 L3684 9,208.41 4,216.94 3,271.28 16,696.63 1,423.20 4,456.48 15,520.91 L3888 L3684 3,297.92 114.44 1,130.94 4,543.30 1,499.50 4,695.22 L4004 L3684 1,917.39 114.44 698.92 2,730.75 1,042.01 3,262.78 L3710 L3710 3,234.92 3,234.92 2,079.50 6,630.84 1,316.42 L3729 L3729 9,002.42 10,076.33 3,229.34 22,308.09 3,387.26 10,505.26 40,358.37 L4138 L3729 18,154.54 343.32 6,490.52 24,988.38 8,547.29 26,508.60 L4255 L3729 5,802.25 217.88 2,088.68 8,108.81 2,121.00 6,578.06 L4323 L3729 12,162.87 250.88 4,404.03 16,817.78 1,107.99 3,436.30 L3748 L3748 2,262.26 2,262.26 698.82 2,130.12 847.99 L3940 L3748 625.77 2,095.20 P8725 L3748 209.52 L3772 L3772 1,491.00 480.29 526.34 2,497.63 789.02 2,428.40 858.25 L3797 L3797 2,373.68 1,082.89 863.34 4,319.91 616.78 2,178.72 2,757.97 L3802 L3802 145.65 693.35 55.36 894.36 246.88 1,016.16 125.08 L3811 L3811 1,719.67 309.12 616.55 2,645.34 318.27 1,294.20 1,669.41 L3815 L3815 955.75 955.75 680.72 2,282.28 645.81 L3817 L3817 1,392.07 1,392.07 889.16 2,845.80 564.57 L3818 L3818 48.55 1,069.29 18.46 1,136.30 752.43 2,643.90 755.17 L3819 L3819 3,328.91 3,328.91 1,666.00 5,173.20 178.29 L3834 L3834 3,798.20 961.67 1,343.70 6,103.57 1,308.72 4,292.16 5,993.29 L4074 L3834 3,580.19 228.88 1,232.14 5,041.21 987.96 3,156.00 L3876 L3876 87.90 12,589.44 33.41 12,710.75 1,478.91 4,684.32 6,130.13 L3983 L3876 300.92 326.28 114.38 741.58 2,834.54 8,978.28 L4031 L3876 228.88 228.88 3,635.60 11,515.62 L4108 L3876 1,191.30 3,773.48 *L3884 L3884 4,466.56 1,453.16 1,545.38 7,465.10 3,050.76 * 9,757.20 758.66 L3903 L3903 933.74 933.74 482.35 1,693.76 277.67 *Tract L3884 is currently going through the Proposition 218 process and if approved will be increased to $36,458.12 (or $210.74 per parcel) for tax year 2018-2019.
L3913 L3913 3,073.65 3,073.65 2,130.18 6,556.68 1,352.85 L3943 L3943 2,382.21 791.38 841.75 4,015.34 579.68 2,033.60 2,561.42 L3966 L3966 4,662.50 4,662.50 2,952.27 9,491.64 1,876.87 L3970 L3970 4,091.57 4,091.57 1,860.22 5,909.00 3,081.75 L4050 L3970 114.44 114.44 1,488.22 4,727.20 L3976 L3976 520.15 907.78 139.61 1,567.54 617.55 2,135.04 50.05 L3994 L3994 121.36 6,435.23 46.14 6,602.73 5,102.40 15,956.68 4,251.55 L3999 L3999 3,665.67 3,665.67 961.82 3,097.20 1,314.10 L4687 L3999 510.90 3,355.30 L4008 L4008 5,109.02 5,109.02 2,897.39 9,764.50 1,758.09 L4026 L4026 215.90 2,339.06 82.07 2,637.03 1,601.62 4,907.20 668.55 T4032 T4032 88.96 88.96 L4034 L4034 1,757.19 1,757.19 1,057.76 3,654.90 839.95 L4045 L4045 1,241.59 1,241.59 862.83 2,744.10 639.68 L4049 L4049 1,499.30 1,499.30 885.91 2,853.84 468.63 L4071 L4071 1,707.62 6,389.76 649.07 8,746.45 3,457.76 11,147.10 1,057.11 L4079 L4079 3,339.34 143.75 1,107.80 4,590.89 887.69 2,776.44 2,702.14 L4090 L4090 4,289.53 713.93 1,453.79 6,457.25 1,398.34 4,935.76 2,919.83 L4104 L4104 4,654.87 4,654.87 3,196.73 10,325.12 2,473.52 L4112 L4112 2,130.78 2,130.78 1,249.56 3,369.50 10.84 L4117 L4117 631.87 10,476.37 185.61 11,293.85 8,351.34 22,756.68 3,111.49 L4125 L4125 4,261.28 4,261.28 2,837.28 8,859.90 1,761.34 L4127 L4127 11.97 3,298.86 4.55 3,315.38 2,256.01 7,145.60 1,574.21 L4142 L4142 354.05 2,630.47 134.58 3,119.10 1,232.10 4,259.52 1,594.53 L4356 L4142 114.44 114.44 732.79 2,533.44 L4145 L4145 19.78 2,830.93 5.30 2,856.01 2,012.82 6,275.52 1,406.69 L4148 L4148 80.90 6,642.10 30.75 6,753.75 4,974.22 16,078.32 4,350.35
L4155 L4155 1,077.69 1,116.02 368.01 2,561.72 303.80 990.00 1,738.90 L4401 L4155 1,551.71 228.88 484.36 2,264.95 1,063.43 3,465.00 L4159 L4159 1,158.51 1,158.51 727.63 1,835.28 50.86 L4173 L4173 68.02 6,824.97 25.86 6,918.85 3,886.12 12,016.42 1,211.45 L4186 L4186 2,826.26 2,826.26 1,824.46 6,355.20 1,704.48 L4190 L4190 330.50 9,366.01 125.62 9,822.13 4,063.90 12,890.50 2,265.50 L4581 L4190 1,501.48 4,762.50 L4191 L4191 3,373.21 3,373.21 1,732.86 5,779.20 673.13 L4198 L4198 1,037.71 1,037.71 748.47 2,303.94 517.76 L4208 L4208 1,059.34 5,794.26 402.65 7,256.25 2,071.72 6,648.88 2,273.05 L4337 L4208 183.77 589.82 L4212 L4212 210.27 1,784.49 56.44 2,051.20 764.67 2,647.68 168.19 L4213 L4213 151.19 3,627.46 48.72 3,827.37 2,862.14 9,877.14 3,187.63 L4217 L4217 4,683.52 933.79 1,701.32 7,318.63 2,042.15 6,397.38 2,963.40 L4223 L4223 491.50 2,489.24 186.81 3,167.55 1,587.02 4,837.84 83.27 L4224 L4224 2,039.63 262.48 646.48 2,948.59 990.38 3,159.00 779.97 L4229 L4229 753.42 5,728.94 286.37 6,768.73 527.92 1,799.50 1,726.36 L4343 L4229 77.95 411.37 29.63 518.95 2,577.02 8,784.00 L4439 L4229 140.08 11.00 37.60 188.68 715.84 2,440.00 L4237 L4237 1,397.67 1,397.67 1,115.51 3,650.96 1,137.78 L4251 L4251 1,063.04 1,063.04 553.74 1,857.60 240.82 L4261 L4261 5,347.22 5,347.22 1,895.22 5,617.52 2,838.77 L4645 L4261 1,946.47 6,093.68 P9510 L4261 316.48 L4269 L4269 660.04 660.04 302.27 1,054.40 92.09 L4274 L4274 3,424.48 219.25 1,158.82 4,802.55 329.87 1,132.56 2,826.67 L4482 L4274 482.09 1,655.28
L4282 L4282 1,943.47 709.23 659.83 3,312.53 454.17 1,705.68 2,061.02 L4285 L4285 18,499.53 925.78 6,539.69 25,965.00 3,947.69 12,525.48 17,387.21 L4300 L4300 114.00 11,409.82 43.34 11,567.16 1,188.50 3,292.20 1,379.49 L4573 L4300 2,281.12 6,223.70 L4574 L4300 766.77 2,092.00 L4707 L4300 1,629.34 4,445.50 L4312 L4312 290.40 290.40 340.39 1,192.32 561.53 L4320 L4320 2,993.17 575.62 1,058.81 4,627.60 331.59 1,180.00 2,930.79 L4402 L4320 331.59 1,180.00 L4335 L4335 107.89 1,153.74 41.01 1,302.64 715.46 2,480.66 462.56 L4339 L4339 1,302.99 219.68 495.26 2,017.93 290.73 924.00 1,384.66 L4345 L4345 4,473.66 520.90 1,659.25 6,653.81 1,012.75 3,348.84 4,317.72 L4347 L4347 4,136.53 883.77 1,403.01 6,423.31 293.98 1,044.56 4,751.63 L4471 L4347 360.85 1,281.96 L4350 L4350 1,496.24 435.49 522.29 2,454.02 308.26 1,187.20 1,575.08 L4352 L4352 2,026.53 2,026.53 335.99 1,219.80 351.94 L4549 L4352 300.61 1,091.40 L4362 L4362 205.43 2,468.65 78.08 2,752.16 1,440.73 5,091.84 898.95 L4377 L4377 77.96 4,886.13 29.63 4,993.72 1,646.17 5,294.80 1,442.09 L4717 L4377 11.00 11.00 1,194.61 3,992.80 L4380 L4380 2,444.85 2,444.85 1,637.31 5,348.48 1,266.32 L4381 L4381 5,996.24 453.47 2,139.43 8,589.14 1,019.51 3,422.00 6,198.01 L4488 L4381 1,283.08 458.11 1,741.19 734.01 2,463.84 L4385 L4385 7,020.98 640.18 2,481.30 10,142.46 1,465.78 4,745.16 5,467.04 L4675 L4385 1,988.11 706.37 2,694.48 654.64 4,745.16 L4405 L4405 133.08 2,578.33 50.59 2,762.00 1,233.75 4,048.78 53.03
L4421 L4421 116.70 3,530.12 44.35 3,691.17 2,241.41 7,222.50 1,289.92 L4432 L4432 6,176.55 6,176.55 4,451.84 10,879.84 251.45 L4461 L4461 948.26 948.26 532.96 1,856.40 375.18 L4473 L4473 1,822.74 665.14 692.83 3,180.71 672.62 2,337.28 1,516.05 L4474 L4474 58.39 1,662.37 15.68 1,736.44 1,008.93 3,329.76 584.39 L4528 L4528 2,151.61 2,151.61 1,079.18 3,434.82 204.03 L4534 L4534 193.23 5,988.92 73.45 6,255.60 4,401.74 12,519.00 1,861.66 L1496 L4537 155.88 5,119.02 L4537 L4537 3,738.97 1,196.76 1,291.44 6,227.17 314.76 2,598.00 L4631 L4537 1,945.79 683.63 2,629.42 520.15 1,818.60 L4540 L4540 208.75 10,169.50 79.35 10,457.60 1,270.79 3,937.44 6,979.25 L4564 L4540 228.88 228.88 1,857.29 5,754.72 L4603 L4540 103.44 103.44 2,574.15 7,975.84 L4639 L4540 859.96 6,663.36 L4594 L4594 3,399.96 3,399.96 2,664.86 8,273.20 2,208.38 L4601 L4601 744.24 744.24 358.37 1,137.24 34.63 L4606 L4606 4,815.37 4,815.37 2,483.82 7,850.70 551.51 L4664 L4664 120.84 6,955.46 45.93 7,122.23 3,397.97 9,216.00 1,304.20 L9031 L9031 616.95 191.45 216.50 1,024.90 514.89 P9031 L9031 249.75 759.76 L9128 L9128 2,013.24 338.06 619.08 2,970.38 1,834.50 P9128 L9128 554.12 1,690.00 L9225 L9225 632.27 207.02 182.25 1,021.54 156.16 P9225 L9225 565.60 1,743.30 L2770 RIV 1,147.57 7,063.38 11,512.82 L3067 RIV 587.20 929.16 L3151 RIV 161.72 192.24
L3305 RIV 60.56 106.80 L3593 RIV 148.52 224.28 L3594 RIV 340.71 512.64 L3607 RIV 36.84 64.08 L3699 RIV 42.07 149.52 L3768 RIV 1,429.68 541.37 1,971.05 126.85 192.24 L3776 RIV 58.96 74.76 L3781 RIV 323.88 523.32 L3792 RIV 363.97 128.16 L3854 RIV 99.63 202.92 L3905 RIV 17,789.20 3,006.04 6,452.50 27,247.74 203.15 363.12 L3987 RIV 131.12 363.12 L4134 RIV 197.22 1,922.40 P0407CI RIV 1,400.38 P7916 RIV 598.64 P8129 RIV 44.88 630.70 P8130 RIV 168.16 1,849.36 P8316 RIV 147.18 1,550.02 P9131 RIV 277.03 2,822.16 TPC10 RIV 509.80 Grand Total 210,783.23 286,927.47 74,503.83 572,214.53 216,483.57 702,763.40 85,934.70
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Appendix C
Assessment Roll
FY 2018-2019
The following 331 pages include Table No. 4 as referenced in the Report. Table No.4 lists
the assessment proposed for each property in the LLMD for FY 2018-2019.
ENGINEER'S REPORT OF CITY OF FRESNO
LANDSCAPING AND LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO. 1
CERTIFICATION OF FILING & CONFORMATION OF ASSESSMENT
I, ______________________, Deputy City Clerk of the City of Fresno, do hereby certify
that the forgoing assessment, together with diagram, was filed with me on
____________________, 2018
By: _______________________________
Deputy
I, __________________________, City Clerk of the City of Fresno, do hereby certify
that the forgoing assessment, together with diagram, was approved and confirmed by
the Council of the City of Fresno on ______________, 2018 by adoption of Resolution
No. 2018- ________.
By: _______________________________
Deputy
Date: _________________ Signed:___________________________
Andrew J. Benelli
Assistant Public Works Director/City Engineer
City of Fresno
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
312-451-01 4380 W CORNELL AVE 0.149 3638 $18.95 $18.94
312-451-02 4372 W CORNELL AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-03 4364 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-04 4356 W CORNELL AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-05 4348 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-06 4340 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-07 4332 W CORNELL AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-08 4324 W CORNELL AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-09 4316 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-10 4308 W CORNELL AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-11 4298 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-12 4290 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-451-13 4282 W CORNELL AVE 0.146 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-01 4361 W CORNELL AVE 0.125 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-02 4353 W CORNELL AVE 0.125 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-03 4345 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-04 4337 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-05 4329 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-06 4321 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-07 4313 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-08 4305 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-09 4293 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-10 4285 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-11 4277 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-12 4269 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-13 4261 W CORNELL AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-14 4253 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-15 4245 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-16 4237 W CORNELL AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-17 4229 W CORNELL AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-18 4228 W AMHERST AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-19 4236 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-20 4244 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-21 4252 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-22 4260 W AMHERST AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-23 4268 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-24 4276 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-25 4284 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-26 4292 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-27 4304 W AMHERST AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-28 4312 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-29 4320 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-30 4328 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-31 4336 W AMHERST AVE 0.126 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-32 4344 W AMHERST AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 1 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-452-33 4352 W AMHERST AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-452-34 4360 W AMHERST AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-01 4323 W AMHERST AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-02 4315 W AMHERST AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-03 4307 W AMHERST AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-04 4295 W AMHERST AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-05 4287 W AMHERST AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-06 4279 W AMHERST AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-07 4271 W AMHERST AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-08 4263 W AMHERST AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-09 4255 W AMHERST AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-10 4247 W AMHERST AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-11 4239 W AMHERST AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-12 4231 W AMHERST AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-13 4232 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-14 4240 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-15 4248 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-16 4256 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-17 4264 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-18 4272 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-19 4280 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-20 4288 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-21 4296 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-22 4308 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-23 4316 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-453-24 4324 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-01 2673 N PIMA AVE 0.167 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-02 2665 N PIMA AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-03 2657 N PIMA AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-04 2649 N PIMA AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-05 2641 N PIMA AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-06 2633 N PIMA AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-07 2625 N PIMA AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-08 2617 N PIMA AVE 0.149 3638 18.95 18.94
312-454-09 2609 N PIMA AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-01 2598 N PIMA AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-02 2608 N PIMA AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-03 2616 N PIMA AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-04 2624 N PIMA AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-05 2632 N PIMA AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-06 2640 N PIMA AVE 0.146 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-07 2643 N BENDEL AVE 0.146 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-08 2635 N BENDEL AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-09 2627 N BENDEL AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-10 2619 N BENDEL AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 2 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-455-11 2611 N BENDEL AVE 0.172 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-12 4331 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-13 4323 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-14 4315 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-15 4307 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-16 4297 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-17 4289 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-18 4281 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-19 4273 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-20 4265 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-21 4257 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.13 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-22 4249 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-23 4241 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.128 3638 18.95 18.94
312-455-24 4233 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.144 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-01 4262 W CORNELL AVE 0.146 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-02 4254 W CORNELL AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-03 4246 W CORNELL AVE 0.135 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-04 4238 W CORNELL AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-05 4230 W CORNELL AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-06 4222 W CORNELL AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-07 2688 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.183 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-08 2680 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-09 2672 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-10 2664 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-11 2656 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.135 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-12 2648 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-13 2640 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-14 2632 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-15 2624 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.135 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-16 2616 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.133 3638 18.95 18.94
312-456-17 2608 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.146 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-01 2587 N PIMA AVE 0.141 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-02 2581 N PIMA AVE 0.124 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-03 2575 N PIMA AVE 0.127 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-04 2569 N PIMA AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-05 2525 N PIMA AVE 0.131 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-06 2519 N PIMA AVE 0.117 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-07 2513 N PIMA AVE 0.117 3638 18.95 18.94
312-461-08 2507 N PIMA AVE 0.137 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-01 4362 W PRINCETON AVE 0.121 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-02 4356 W PRINCETON AVE 0.094 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-03 4350 W PRINCETON AVE 0.199 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-04 4344 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-05 4338 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-06 4332 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-462-07 4326 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-08 4320 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-09 4314 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-10 4308 W PRINCETON AVE 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-11 4302 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-12 4296 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-13 4290 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-14 4284 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-15 4278 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-16 4272 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-17 4266 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-18 4260 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-19 4254 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-20 4248 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-21 4242 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-22 4236 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-462-23 4230 W PRINCETON AVE 0.085 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-01 4361 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-02 4355 W PRINCETON AVE 0.066 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-03 4349 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-04 4343 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-05 4337 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-06 4331 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-07 4325 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-08 4319 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-09 4313 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-10 4307 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-11 4301 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-12 4295 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-13 4289 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-14-T NO SITUS AVAILABLE 9.0 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-15 4277 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-16 4271 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-17 4265 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-18 4259 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-19 4253 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-20 4247 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-21 4241 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-22 4235 W PRINCETON AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-23 4229 W PRINCETON AVE 0.105 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-24 4232 W BROWN AVE 0.105 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-25 4238 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-26 4244 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-27 4250 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-28 4256 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-463-29 4262 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-30 4268 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-31 4274 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-32 4280 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-33 4286 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-34 4292 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-35 4298 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-36 4304 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-37 4310 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-38 4316 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-39 4322 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-40 4328 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-41 4334 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-42 4340 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-43 4346 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-44 4352 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-45 4358 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-463-46 4364 W BROWN AVE 0.105 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-01 4363 W BROWN AVE 0.105 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-02 4357 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-03 4351 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-04 4345 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-05 4339 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-06 4333 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-07 4327 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-08 4321 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-09 4315 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-10 4309 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-11 4303 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-12 4297 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-13 4291 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-14 4285 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-15 4279 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-16 4273 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-17 4267 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-18 4261 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-19 4255 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-20 4249 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-21 4243 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-22 4237 W BROWN AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-23 4231 W BROWN AVE 0.105 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-24 4228 W HARVARD AVE 0.105 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-25 4234 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-26 4240 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-27 4246 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 5 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-464-28 4252 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-29 4258 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-30 4264 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-31 4270 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-32 4276 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-33 4282 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-34 4288 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-35 4294 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-36 4300 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-37 4306 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-38 4312 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-39 4318 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-40 4324 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-41 4330 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-42 4336 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-43 4342 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-44 4348 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-45 4354 W HARVARD AVE 0.092 3638 18.95 18.94
312-464-46 4360 W HARVARD AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-01 2590 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.107 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-02 2582 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-03 2576 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-04 2570 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-05 2564 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-06 2558 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-07 2552 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-08 2546 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-09 2540 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-10 2534 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-11 2528 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-12 2522 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-13 2516 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-14 2510 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.091 3638 18.95 18.94
312-465-15 2504 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.11 3638 18.95 18.94
312-471-17 2609 N HANOVER AVE 0.126 3679 21.12 21.12
312-471-20 2615 N HANOVER AVE 0.114 3679 21.12 21.12
312-471-21 2603 N HANOVER AVE 0.137 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-01 4169 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.105 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-02 4163 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-03 4157 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-04 4151 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-05 4145 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-06 4139 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-07 4133 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-08 4127 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-474-09 4121 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-10 4115 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-11 4109 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-12 4103 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-13 4099 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-14 4091 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-15 4085 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-16 4075 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-17 4067 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-18 4059 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-19 4051 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-20 4043 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-21 4035 W MICHIGAN AVE 0.159 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-22 4036 W PRINCETON AVE 0.159 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-23 4044 W PRINCETON AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-24 4052 W PRINCETON AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-25 4060 W PRINCETON AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-26 4068 W PRINCETON AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-27 4076 W PRINCETON AVE 0.133 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-28 4084 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-29 4090 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-30 4100 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-31 4106 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-32 4112 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-33 4118 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-34 4124 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-35 4130 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-36 4136 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-37 4142 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-38 4148 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-39 4154 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-40 4160 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-41 4166 W PRINCETON AVE 0.093 3679 21.12 21.12
312-474-42 4172 W PRINCETON AVE 0.105 3679 21.12 21.12
312-475-01 2622 N VERNAL AVE 0.165 3679 21.12 21.12
312-475-02 2614 N VERNAL AVE 0.186 3679 21.12 21.12
312-481-01 2527 N MILBURN AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-02 2537 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-03 2545 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-04 2555 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-05 2563 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-06 2573 N MILBURN AVE 0.153 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-07 2581 N MILBURN AVE 0.215 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-08 4582 W PRINCETON AVE 0.243 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-09 4572 W PRINCETON AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-481-10 4564 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-11 4554 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-12 4546 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-13 4536 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-14 4528 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-15 4518 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-16 4510 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-17 4498 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-18 4490 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-19 4480 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-481-20 4472 W PRINCETON AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-01 4571 W PRINCETON AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-02 4563 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-03 4553 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-04 4545 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-05 4535 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-06 4527 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-07 4517 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-08 4509 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-09 4497 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-10 4489 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-11 4479 W PRINCETON AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-12 4471 W PRINCETON AVE 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-13 2557 N MITRE AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-14 2547 N MITRE AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-15 2539 N MITRE AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-16 2529 N MITRE AVE 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-17 4490 W HARVARD 0.156 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-18 2538 N CECELIA LN 0.172 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-19 2546 N CECELIA LN 0.206 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-20 2552 N CECELIA LN 0.215 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-21 2551 N CECELIA LN 0.215 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-22 2545 N CECELIA LN 0.215 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-23 2537 N CECELIA LN 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-24 2527 N CECELIA LN 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-25 2526 N KATY LN 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-26 2536 N KATY LN 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-27 2544 N KATY LN 0.2 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-28 2550 N KATY LN 0.184 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-29 2549 N KATY LN 0.184 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-30 2543 N KATY LN 0.192 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-31 2535 N KATY LN 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-32 2525 N KATY LN 0.156 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-33 2528 N MILBURN AVE 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-34 2538 N MILBURN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-482-35 2546 N MILBURN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-482-36 2556 N MILBURN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-01 4413 W PRINCETON AVE 0.183 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-02 4423 W PRINCETON AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-03 4433 W PRINCETON AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-04 4443 W PRINCETON AVE 0.149 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-05 4453 W PRINCETON AVE 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-06 2568 N MITRE 0.16 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-07 4442 W BROWN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-08 4434 W BROWN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-09 4422 W BROWN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-10 4412 W BROWN AVE 0.22 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-11 4435 W BROWN AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-12 4443 W BROWN AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-13 4453 W BROWN AVE 0.156 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-14 4454 W HARVARD AVE 0.163 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-15 4444 W HARVARD AVE 0.144 3811 14.38 14.38
312-483-16 4436 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-01 4593 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-02 4583 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-03 4575 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-04 4565 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-05 4557 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-06 4547 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-07 4539 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-08 4529 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-09 4521 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-10 4511 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-11 4503 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-12 4493 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-13 4485 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-14 4475 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-15 4465 W HARVARD AVE 0.133 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-16 4457 W HARVARD AVE 0.134 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-17 4449 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 3811 14.38 14.38
312-484-18 4439 W HARVARD AVE 0.158 3811 14.38 14.38
312-491-01 2589 N HANOVER AVE 0.101 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-02 2581 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-03 2575 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-04 2569 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-05 2563 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-06 2557 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-07 2551 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-08 2545 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-09 2539 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-491-10 2533 N HANOVER AVE 0.091 3679 21.12 21.12
312-491-11 2527 N HANOVER AVE 0.094 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-01 4171 W PRINCETON AVE 0.107 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-02 4165 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-03 4159 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-04 4153 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-05 4147 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-06 4141 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-07 4135 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-08 4129 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-09 4123 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-10 4117 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-11 4111 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-12 4105 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-16 4075 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-17 4069 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-18 4063 W PRINCETON AVE 0.097 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-19 4057 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-20 4051 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-21 4045 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-22 4039 W PRINCETON AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-23 4033 W PRINCETON AVE 0.107 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-24 4032 W BROWN AVE 0.107 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-25 4038 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-26 4044 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-27 4050 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-28 4056 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-29 4062 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-30 4068 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-31 4074 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-32 4080 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-33 4086 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-34 4092 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-35 4104 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-36 4110 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-37 4116 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-38 4122 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-39 4128 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-40 4134 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-41 4140 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-42 4146 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-43 4152 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-44 4158 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-45 4164 W BROWN AVE 0.096 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-46 4170 W BROWN AVE 0.107 3679 21.12 21.12
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-492-48 4081 W PRINCETON AVE 0.142 3679 21.12 21.12
312-492-49 4093 W PRINCETON AVE 0.142 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-01 2534 N HANOVER 0.109 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-02 4167 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-03 4161 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-04 4155 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-05 4149 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-06 4143 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-07 4137 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-08 4131 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-09 4125 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-10 4119 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-11 4113 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-12 4107 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-13 4101 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-14 4089 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-15 4083 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-16 4077 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-17 4071 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-18 4065 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-19 4059 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-20 4053 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-21 4047 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-22 4041 W BROWN AVE 0.095 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-23 4035 W BROWN AVE 0.097 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-24 4029 W BROWN AVE 0.121 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-25 4023 W BROWN AVE 0.129 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-26 2538 N VERNAL AVE 0.129 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-27 2544 N VERNAL AVE 0.113 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-28 2550 N VERNAL AVE 0.103 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-29 2556 N VERNAL AVE 0.104 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-30 2562 N VERNAL AVE 0.104 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-31 2568 N VERNAL AVE 0.104 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-32 2576 N VERNAL AVE 0.155 3679 21.12 21.12
312-493-33 2584 N VERNAL AVE 0.165 3679 21.12 21.12
312-541-01 4365 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-02 4357 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-03 4347 W HARVARD AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-04 4339 W HARVARD AVE 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-05 2475 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-06 2469 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-07 2465 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-08 2459 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-09 2455 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-10 2436 N PIMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-541-11 2444 N PIMA AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-12 2452 N PIMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-13 2460 N PIMA AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-14 2468 N PIMA AVE 0.164 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-15 2465 N PIMA AVE 0.189 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-16 2457 N PIMA AVE 0.168 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-17 2449 N PIMA AVE 0.154 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-18 2441 N PIMA AVE 0.167 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-19 2433 N PIMA AVE 0.184 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-20 2425 N PIMA AVE 0.192 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-21 4369 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.159 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-22 4361 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-23 4351 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-24 4343 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-25 4333 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-541-26 4325 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.164 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-01 4307 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.164 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-02 4297 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-03 4289 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-04 4279 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-05 4271 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-06 4261 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-07 4253 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-08 4243 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-09 4235 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-10 4225 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-11 4217 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-542-12 4207 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-01 4206 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-02 4216 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-03 4226 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-04 4236 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.165 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-05 2438 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-06 2448 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-07 2460 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-08 2470 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-09 2482 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-10 2492 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-11 2493 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-12 2483 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-13 2473 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.13 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-14 2463 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.165 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-15 4221 W TERRACE AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-16 4215 W TERRACE AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-543-17 4209 W TERRACE AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-544-01 2476 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-544-02 2486 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-544-03 2496 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-01 2473 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-02 2465 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-03 2455 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-04 2447 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-05 2437 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-06 2438 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-07 2446 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-08 2452 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.134 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-09 2460 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.164 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-10 2466 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.171 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-11 2465 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.171 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-12 2459 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.164 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-13 2451 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.134 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-14 2445 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-15 2437 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-16 2456 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-17 2460 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-18 2466 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-19 2470 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-20 2476 N BENDEL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-21 4321 W HARVARD AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-22 4311 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-23 4303 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-24 4293 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-25 4285 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-26 4275 W HARVARD AVE 0.142 4285 63.26 63.26
312-545-27 4267 W HARVARD AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-01 4199 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-02 4189 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.147 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-03 4181 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.159 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-04 2422 N HANOVER AVE 0.189 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-05 2432 N HANOVER AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-06 2440 N HANOVER AVE 0.146 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-07 2450 N HANOVER AVE 0.142 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-08 2458 N HANOVER AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-09 2457 N SONORA AVE 0.167 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-10 2445 N SONORA AVE 0.167 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-11 2435 N SONORA AVE 0.167 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-12 2423 N SONORA AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-551-13 2413 N SONORA AVE 0.174 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-01 4131 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.164 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-02 4123 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-552-03 4113 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-04 4105 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-05 4095 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-06 4087 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-07 4077 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-08 4069 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-09 4059 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-10 4051 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.159 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-11 4041 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.173 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-12 4033 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-13 2426 N VERNAL AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-14 2434 N VERNAL AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-15 2444 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-16 2452 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-17 2462 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4285 63.26 63.26
312-552-18 2470 N VERNAL AVE 0.189 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-01 4040 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-02 4050 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-03 4058 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-04 4068 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-05 4076 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-06 4086 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-07 4094 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-08 4104 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-09 4112 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-10 4122 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-11 4130 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-12 4129 W TERRACE AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-13 4121 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-14 4111 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-15 4103 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-16 4093 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-17 4085 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-18 4075 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-19 4067 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-20 4057 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-21 4049 W TERRACE AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-553-22 4039 W TERRACE AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-01 2511 N BRAWLEY AVE 0.988 4285 316.30 316.30
312-554-02 4018 W TERRACE AVE 0.16 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-03 4024 W TERRACE AVE 0.146 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-04 4030 W TERRACE AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-05 2481 N VERNAL AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-06 2475 N VERNAL AVE 0.144 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-07 2476 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-554-08 2482 N BERLIN AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-09 2490 N BERLIN AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-10 2498 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-11 4062 W HARVARD AVE 0.156 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-12 4070 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-13 4080 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-14 4088 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-15 4098 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-16 4106 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-17 4116 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-18 4124 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-19 4134 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-20 4142 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-21 4152 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-22 4160 W HARVARD AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-554-23 4170 W HARVARD AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-01 2519 N HANOVER AVE 0.137 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-02 2511 N HANOVER AVE 0.13 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-03 2503 N HANOVER AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-04 4181 W HARVARD AVE 0.179 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-05 4171 W HARVARD AVE 0.163 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-06 4163 W HARVARD AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-07 4153 W HARVARD AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-08 4145 W HARVARD AVE 0.152 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-09 4135 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-10 4127 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-11 4117 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-12 4109 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-13 4099 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-14 4091 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-15 4081 W HARVARD AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-16 4078 W TERRACE AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-17 4088 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-18 4096 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-19 4106 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-20 4114 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-21 4124 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-22 4132 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-23 4142 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-24 4150 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-25 4160 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-26 4168 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-27 4178 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-28 4186 W TERRACE AVE 0.143 4285 63.26 63.26
312-555-29 4196 W TERRACE AVE 0.155 4285 63.26 63.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-556-01 4197 W TERRACE AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-556-02 4185 W TERRACE AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-556-03 4188 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.153 4285 63.26 63.26
312-556-04 4198 W PROVIDENCE AVE 0.141 4285 63.26 63.26
312-561-01 4416 W WELDON 0.167 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-02 2218 N MITRE AVE 0.154 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-03 2228 N MITRE AVE 0.154 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-04 2236 N MITRE AVE 0.154 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-05 2246 N MITRE AVE 0.154 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-06 2254 N MITRE AVE 0.154 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-07 2264 N MITRE AVE 0.154 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-08 2272 N MITRE AVE 0.155 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-09 2282 N MITRE AVE 0.223 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-10 4430 W BERKELEY AVE 0.223 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-11 4438 W BERKELEY AVE 0.142 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-12 4448 W BERKELEY AVE 0.142 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-13 4456 W BERKELEY AVE 0.142 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-14 4466 W BERKELEY AVE 0.142 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-15 4474 W BERKELEY AVE 0.142 4274 29.05 29.04
312-561-16 4486 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-17 4496 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-18 4506 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-19 4516 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-20 4526 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-21 4536 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-22 4546 W BERKELEY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-23 4556 W BERKELEY AVE 0.208 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-24 2273 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-25 2263 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-26 2255 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-27 2245 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-28 2237 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-29 2227 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-30 2219 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-31 2209 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-32 2210 N MILBURN AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-33 2220 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-34 2228 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-35 2238 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-36 2246 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-37 2256 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-38 2264 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-39 2274 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-40 4582 W BERKELEY AVE 0.275 4482 29.05 29.04
312-561-41 4590 W BERKELEY AVE 0.216 4482 29.05 29.04
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-562-01 4475 W BERKELEY 0.149 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-02 2267 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-03 2257 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-04 2249 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-05 2239 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-06 2231 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-07 2221 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-08 2213 N CECELIA AVE 0.149 4274 29.05 29.04
312-562-09 2206 N KATY AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-10 2216 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-11 2224 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-12 2234 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-13 2242 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-14 2252 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-15 2260 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-562-16 2270 N KATY AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-563-01 2212 N CECELIA AVE 0.149 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-02 2220 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-03 2230 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-04 2238 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-05 2248 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-06 2256 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-07 2266 N CECELIA AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-08 2274 N CECELIA AVE 0.149 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-09 2273 N MITRE AVE 0.149 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-10 2265 N MITRE AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-11 2255 N MITRE AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-12 2247 N MITRE AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-13 2237 N MITRE AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-14 2229 N MITRE AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-15 2219 N MITRE AVE 0.137 4274 29.05 29.04
312-563-16 2211 N MITRE AVE 0.151 4274 29.05 29.04
312-564-01 2272 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-02 2262 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-03 2254 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-04 2244 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-05 2236 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-06 2226 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-07 2218 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-08 2208 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-09 2207 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-10 2217 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-11 2225 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-12 2235 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-13 2243 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-564-14 2253 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-15 2261 N KATY AVE 0.137 4482 29.05 29.04
312-564-16 2271 N KATY AVE 0.149 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-01 2271 N MILBURN AVE 0.162 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-02 2261 N MILBURN AVE 0.144 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-03 2251 N MILBURN AVE 0.144 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-04 2241 N MILBURN AVE 0.144 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-05 2231 N MILBURN AVE 0.144 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-06 2221 N MILBURN AVE 0.144 4482 29.05 29.04
312-565-07 2211 N MILBURN AVE 0.172 4482 29.05 29.04
312-571-01-S 4394 W YALE AVE 0.137 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-02-S 4388 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-03-S 4380 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-04-S 4374 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-05-S 4366 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-06-S 4360 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-07-S 4352 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-08-S 4346 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-09-S 4338 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-10-S 4332 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-11-S 4324 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-12-S 4318 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-13-S 4310 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-14-S 4304 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-15-S 4296 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-16-S 4290 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-17-S 4282 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-18-S 2303 N WAPOMA AVE 0.133 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-19-S 2311 N WAPOMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-20-S 2317 N WAPOMA AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-21-S 2325 N WAPOMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-22-S 2331 N WAPOMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-23-S 2339 N WAPOMA AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-24-S 2345 N WAPOMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-25-S 2355 N WAPOMA AVE 0.14 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-26-S 2365 N WAPOMA AVE 0.14 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-27-S 2375 N WAPOMA AVE 0.14 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-28-S 2387 N WAPOMA AVE 0.137 4090 23.97 23.96
312-571-29-S 2395 N WAPOMA AVE 0.172 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-08-S 2346 N WAPOMA AVE 0.1 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-09-S 2340 N WAPOMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-10-S 2332 N WAPOMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-11-S 2326 N WAPOMA AVE 0.1 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-12-S 2318 N WAPOMA AVE 0.1 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-13-S 2312 N WAPOMA AVE 0.1 4090 23.97 23.96
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 18 of 331
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-572-14-S 2304 N WAPOMA AVE 0.117 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-15-S 2305 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.117 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-16-S 2313 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-17-S 2319 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-18-S 2327 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-19-S 2333 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-20-S 2341 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-21-S 2347 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-22-S 2357 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.14 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-23-S 2367 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.14 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-24-S 2377 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.139 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-25-S 2387 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.137 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-26-S 2397 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.16 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-30-S 2396 N WAPOMA AVE 0.14 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-31-S 2390 N WAPOMA AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-32-S 2382 N WAPOMA AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-33-S 2374 N WAPOMA AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-34-S 2360 N WAPOMA AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-572-35-S 2354 N WAPOMA AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-01-S 2398 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.144 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-02-S 2390 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-03-S 2384 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-04-S 2376 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-05-S 2370 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-06-S 2362 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-07-S 2356 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-08-S 2348 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-09-S 2342 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-10-S 2334 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-11-S 2328 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-12-S 2320 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-13-S 2314 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-573-14-S 2306 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-01-S 2285 N PIMA AVE 0.131 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-02-S 2277 N PIMA AVE 0.106 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-03-S 2271 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-04-S 2263 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-05-S 2257 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-06-S 2249 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-07-S 2243 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-08-S 2235 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-09-S 2229 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-10-S 2221 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-11-S 2215 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-581-12-S 2207 N PIMA AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 19 of 331
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-581-13-S 2201 N PIMA AVE 0.131 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-01-S 4369 W YALE AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-02-S 4363 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-03-S 4355 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-04-S 4349 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-05-S 4341 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-06-S 4335 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-07-S 4327 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-08-S 4321 W YALE AVE 0.975 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-09-S 4313 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-10-S 4307 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-11-S 4299 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-12-S 4293 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-13-S 4285 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-14-S 4279 W YALE AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-15-S 4271 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-16-S 4265 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-17-S 4257 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-18-S 4251 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-19-S 4243 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-20-S 4237 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-21-S 4229 W YALE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-22-S 4223 W YALE AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-23-S 4224 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-24-S 4230 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-25-S 4238 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-26-S 4244 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-27-S 4252 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-28-S 4258 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-29-S 4266 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-30-S 4272 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-31-S 4280 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-32-S 4286 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-33-S 4294 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-34-S 4302 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-35-S 4308 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-36-S 4314 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-37-S 4322 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-38-S 4328 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-39-S 4336 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-40-S 4342 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-41-S 4350 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-42-S 4356 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-43-S 4364 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-582-44-S 4370 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 20 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-583-01-S 4371 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.117 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-02-S 4365 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-03-S 4357 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-04-S 4351 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-05-S 4343 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-06-S 4337 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-07-S 4329 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-08-S 4323 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-09-S 4315 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-10-S 4309 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-11-S 4301 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-12-S 4295 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-13-S 4287 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-14-S 4281 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-15-S 4273 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-16-S 4267 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-17-S 4259 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-18-S 4253 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-19-S 4245 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-20-S 4239 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-21-S 4231 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-22-S 4225 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.117 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-23-S 4226 W WELDON AVE 0.117 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-24-S 4232 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-25-S 4240 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-26-S 4246 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-27-S 4254 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-28-S 4260 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-29-S 4268 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-30-S 4274 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-31-S 4282 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-32-S 4288 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-33-S 4296 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-34-S 4302 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-35-S 4310 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-36-S 4316 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-37-S 4324 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-38-S 4330 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-39-S 4338 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-40-S 4344 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-41-S 4352 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-42-S 4358 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-43-S 4366 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-583-44-S 4372 W WELDON AVE 0.117 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-01-S 4373 W WELDON AVE 0.114 4090 23.97 23.96
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 21 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-584-02-S 4367 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-03-S 4359 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-04-S 4353 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-05-S 4345 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-06-S 4339 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-07-S 4331 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-08-S 4325 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-09-S 4317 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-10-S 4311 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-11-S 4303 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-12-S 4297 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-13-S 4289 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-14-S 4283 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-15-S 4275 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-16-S 4269 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-17-S 4261 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-18-S 4255 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-19-S 4247 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-20-S 4241 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-21-S 4233 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-22-S 4227 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-23-S 4221 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-24-S 4215 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-25-S 4209 W WELDON AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-584-26-S 4203 W WELDON AVE 0.103 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-01-S 2222 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.124 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-02-S 2228 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-03-S 2236 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-04-S 2242 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-05-S 2250 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-06-S 2256 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-07-S 2264 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-08-S 2270 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-09-S 2278 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-10-S 2284 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-11-S 2292 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.098 4090 23.97 23.96
312-585-12-S 2298 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.096 4090 23.97 23.96
312-611-01-S 4794 W YALE AVE 0.186 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-02-S 4784 W YALE AVE 0.163 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-03-S 4774 W YALE AVE 0.168 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-04-S 4764 W YALE AVE 0.154 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-05-S 4754 W YALE AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-06-S 2351 N GILROY AVE 0.154 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-07-S 2361 N GILROY AVE 0.123 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-08-S 4752 W VASSAR AVE 0.151 4350 16.96 16.96
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-611-09-S 4742 W VASSAR AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-10-S 4732 W VASSAR AVE 0.139 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-11-S 4722 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-12-S 4712 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-13-S 4702 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-14-S 4692 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-15-S 4682 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-16-S 4672 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-17-S 4662 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-18-S 4652 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-19-S 4642 W VASSAR AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-20-S 4632 W VASSAR AVE 0.132 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-21-S 4622 W VASSAR AVE 0.12 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-22-S 2360 N LODI AVE 0.114 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-23-S 2350 N LODI AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-24-S 2353 N MILBURN AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-25-S 2363 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-611-26-S 2373 N MILBURN AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-01-S 4733 W VASSAR AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-02-S 4723 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-03-S 4713 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-04-S 4703 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-05-S 4693 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-06-S 4683 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-07-S 4673 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-08-S 4663 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-09-S 4653 W VASSAR AVE 0.142 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-10-S 4643 W VASSAR AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-11-S 4644 W YALE AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-12-S 4654 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-13-S 4664 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-14-S 4674 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-15-S 4684 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-16-S 4694 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-17-S 4704 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-18-S 4714 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-19-S 4724 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-612-20-S 4734 W YALE AVE 0.149 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-01-S 4795 W YALE AVE 0.192 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-02-S 4785 W YALE AVE 0.159 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-03-S 4775 W YALE AVE 0.155 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-04-S 4765 W YALE AVE 0.147 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-05-S 4755 W YALE AVE 0.14 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-06-S 4745 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-07-S 4735 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
312-613-08-S 4725 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-09-S 4715 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-10-S 4705 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-11-S 4695 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-12-S 4685 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-13-S 4675 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-14-S 4665 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-15-S 4655 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-16-S 4645 W YALE AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-17-S 4635 W YALE AVE 0.13 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-18-S 4625 W YALE AVE 0.179 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-19-S 2320 N LODI AVE 0.126 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-20-S 2330 N LODI AVE 0.126 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-21-S 2333 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-22-S 2323 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-23-S 2313 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
312-613-24-S 2303 N MILBURN AVE 0.137 4350 16.96 16.96
313-511-02 6036 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.138 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-03 6044 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.166 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-04 6052 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.189 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-05 6060 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.186 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-06 6068 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.192 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-07 6076 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-08 6084 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.169 3748 34.92 34.92
313-511-10 6138 E NEVADA AVE 0.143 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-11 6140 E NEVADA AVE 0.106 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-12 6142 E NEVADA AVE 0.329 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-13 6144 E NEVADA AVE 0.166 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-14 6150 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-15 6166 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-16 6176 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-17 6188 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-18 6198 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-19 6212 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-20 6234 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-21 6242 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-22 6250 E NEVADA AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-511-24 6024 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.175 3748 34.92 34.92
313-512-01 6104 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.169 3748 34.92 34.92
313-512-02 6112 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.126 3748 34.92 34.92
313-512-03 6116 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.236 3748 34.92 34.92
313-512-04 6130 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.413 3748 34.92 34.92
313-512-05 6139 E NEVADA AVE 0.229 3940 34.92 34.92
313-512-06 6141 E NEVADA AVE 0.212 3940 34.92 34.92
313-512-07 677 N LAVERNE AVE 0.136 3940 34.92 34.92
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
313-512-08 669 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-512-09 651 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-512-10 639 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-512-11 627 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-512-12 619 N LAVERNE AVE 0.151 3940 34.92 34.92
313-513-01 6003 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.149 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-02 6029 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-03 6041 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.157 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-04 6053 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.179 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-05 6071 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.151 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-06 6077 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-07 6089 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-08 6101 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.138 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-09 6109 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-10 6113 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.172 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-11 6072 E IOWA AVE 0.171 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-12 6064 E IOWA AVE 0.138 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-13 6056 E IOWA AVE 0.161 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-14 6048 E IOWA AVE 0.161 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-15 6040 E IOWA AVE 0.141 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-16 6032 E IOWA AVE 0.167 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-17 6024 E IOWA AVE 0.167 3748 34.92 34.92
313-513-18 6016 E IOWA AVE 0.238 3748 34.92 34.92
313-514-01 678 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-02 670 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-03 652 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-04 640 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-05 628 N LAVERNE AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-06 620 N LAVERNE AVE 0.154 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-07 623 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-08 629 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-09 643 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-10 649 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-11 663 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-514-12 675 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-515-01 674 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-515-02 662 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-515-03 650 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-515-04 642 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-515-05 630 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-515-06 622 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-521-01 6017 E IOWA AVE 0.202 3748 34.92 34.92
313-521-02 6035 E IOWA AVE 0.184 3748 34.92 34.92
313-521-03 6047 E IOWA AVE 0.163 3748 34.92 34.92
313-521-04 6055 E IOWA AVE 0.171 3748 34.92 34.92
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
313-521-05 6048 E CIMARRON AVE 0.211 3748 34.92 34.92
313-521-06 6026 E CIMARRON AVE 0.243 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-01 6139 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.253 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-02 6131 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.149 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-03 6123 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.172 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-04 6102 E IOWA AVE 0.171 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-05 6110 E IOWA AVE 0.159 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-06 6118 E IOWA AVE 0.126 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-07 6126 E IOWA AVE 0.189 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-08 6148 E IOWA AVE 0.167 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-09 6156 E IOWA AVE 0.173 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-10 6164 E IOWA AVE 0.17 3748 34.92 34.92
313-522-11 6176 E IOWA AVE 0.173 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-12 6188 E IOWA AVE 0.17 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-13 6198 E IOWA AVE 0.173 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-14 6212 E IOWA AVE 0.179 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-15 6213 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.199 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-16 6199 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.185 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-17 6187 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-18 6175 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.185 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-19 6165 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-522-20 6143 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.188 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-01 6019 E CIMARRON AVE 0.266 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-02 6031 E CIMARRON AVE 0.266 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-03 6039 E CIMARRON AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-04 6047 E CIMARRON AVE 0.156 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-05 6055 E CIMARRON AVE 0.126 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-06 6061 E CIMARRON AVE 0.171 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-07 547 N MILLARD AVE 0.148 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-08 535 N MILLARD AVE 0.159 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-09 523 N MILLARD AVE 0.159 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-10 511 N MILLARD AVE 0.191 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-11 524 N MILLARD AVE 0.179 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-12 6119 E IOWA AVE 0.162 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-14 6147 E IOWA AVE 0.252 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-15 6155 E IOWA AVE 0.386 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-16 6163 E IOWA AVE 0.261 3748 34.92 34.92
313-523-17 6131 E IOWA AVE 1.492 3748 139.68 139.68
313-523-18 500 N MILLARD AVE 0.544 3748 69.84 69.84
313-523-19 6173 E IOWA AVE 0.288 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-20 6189 E IOWA AVE 0.182 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-21 6197 E IOWA AVE 0.279 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-22 6215 E IOWA AVE 0.198 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-23 505 N BURGAN AVE 0.198 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-24 506 N BURGAN AVE 0.138 3940 34.92 34.92
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
313-523-25 522 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-27 554 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-28 570 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-29 586 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
313-523-30 602 N BURGAN AVE 0.156 3940 34.92 34.92
316-191-02 5611 E GROVE AVE 0.151 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-03 5623 E GROVE AVE 0.151 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-04 5625 E GROVE AVE 0.164 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-05 5624 E BOOKER AVE 0.155 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-06 5622 E BOOKER AVE 0.173 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-10 5623 E BOOKER AVE 0.174 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-11 5625 E BOOKER AVE 0.156 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-12 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-13 5610 E BOOKER AVE 0.304 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-14 5608 E BOOKER AVE 0.243 4377 43.41 43.40
316-191-15 5611 E BOOKER AVE 0.234 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-01 2489 S JUDY 0.156 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-02 2485 S JUDY 0.152 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-03 2481 S JUDY 0.152 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-04 2477 S JUDY 0.152 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-05 2471 S JUDY 0.152 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-06 2465 S JUDY 0.16 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-09 5638 E LAURITE AVE 0.375 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-10 5640 E LAURITE AVE 0.337 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-11 5642 E LAURITE AVE 0.223 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-12 5652 E LAURITE AVE 0.175 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-13 5656 E LAURITE AVE 0.149 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-14 5664 E LAURITE AVE 0.158 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-15 5666 E LAURITE AVE 0.17 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-16 5671 E GROVE AVE 0.159 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-17 5667 E GROVE AVE 0.153 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-18 5663 E GROVE AVE 0.137 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-19 5657 E GROVE AVE 0.137 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-20 5651 E GROVE AVE 0.137 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-21 5649 E GROVE AVE 0.156 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-22 5643 E GROVE AVE 0.248 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-23 2484 S SABRE AVE 0.209 4377 43.41 43.40
316-192-24 2488 S SABRE AVE 0.158 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-01 5648 E GROVE AVE 0.156 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-02 5652 E GROVE AVE 0.146 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-03 5658 E GROVE AVE 0.146 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-04 5664 E GROVE AVE 0.146 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-05 5668 E GROVE AVE 0.146 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-06 5672 E GROVE AVE 0.183 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-07 5676 E GROVE AVE 0.218 4377 43.41 43.40
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Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
316-193-08 5678 E GROVE AVE 0.216 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-09 5684 E GROVE AVE 0.193 4377 43.41 43.40
316-193-10 5688 E GROVE AVE 0.17 4377 43.41 43.40
316-194-01 5698 E GROVE AVE 0.164 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-01 5699 E GROVE AVE 0.151 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-02 5695 E GROVE AVE 0.151 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-03 5689 E GROVE AVE 0.166 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-04 5683 E GROVE AVE 0.18 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-05 2479 S PREUSS 0.184 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-06 2475 S PREUSS 0.174 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-07 2469 S PREUSS 0.188 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-08 2462 S PHILLIP AVE 0.184 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-09 2464 S PHILLIP AVE 0.179 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-10 2466 S PHILLIP AVE 0.197 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-11 2468 S PHILLIP AVE 0.241 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-12 2469 S PHILLIP AVE 0.247 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-13 2463 S PHILLIP AVE 0.268 4377 43.41 43.40
316-195-14 2461 S PHILLIP AVE 0.294 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-01 5699 E LAURITE AVE 0.149 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-02 5695 E LAURITE AVE 0.156 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-03 5689 E LAURITE AVE 0.16 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-04 5685 E LAURITE AVE 0.159 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-05 5683 E LAURITE AVE 0.146 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-06 5681 E LAURITE AVE 0.144 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-07 5677 E LAURITE AVE 0.144 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-08 5673 E LAURITE AVE 0.144 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-09 5671 E LAURITE AVE 0.158 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-10 5665 E LAURITE AVE 0.176 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-11 5650 E BURNS AVE 0.16 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-12 5652 E BURNS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-13 5658 E BURNS AVE 0.149 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-14 5664 E BURNS AVE 0.139 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-15 5668 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-16 5670 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-17 5672 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-18 5676 E BURNS AVE 0.147 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-19 5680 E BURNS AVE 0.154 4377 43.41 43.40
316-196-20 5684 E BURNS AVE 0.143 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-01 2403 S SABRE AVE 0.188 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-02 2409 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-03 2415 S SABRE AVE 0.298 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-04 2421 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-05 2423 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-06 2431 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-07 2435 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
316-201-08 2439 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-09 2441 S SABRE AVE 0.157 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-10 2447 S SABRE AVE 0.154 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-11 2451 S SABRE AVE 0.193 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-12 5639 E LAURITE AVE 0.198 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-13 2452 S PREUSS AVE 0.203 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-14 2446 S PREUSS AVE 0.172 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-15 2440 S PREUSS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-16 2438 S PREUSS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-17 2434 S PREUSS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-18 2430 S PREUSS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-19 2426 S PREUSS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-20 2420 S PREUSS AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-21 2416 S PREUSS AVE 0.218 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-22 5657 E EUGENIA AVE 0.332 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-23 5659 E EUGENIA AVE 0.192 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-24 5663 E EUGENIA AVE 0.165 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-25 5669 E EUGENIA AVE 0.165 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-26 5677 E EUGENIA AVE 0.22 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-27 5683 E EUGENIA AVE 0.205 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-28 2417 S LARKIN AVE 0.188 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-29 2423 S LARKIN AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-30 2427 S LARKIN AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-31 2431 S LARKIN AVE 0.148 4377 43.41 43.40
316-201-32 2437 S LARKIN AVE 0.161 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-01 2445 S PREUSS 0.197 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-02 2439 S PREUSS 0.136 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-03 2437 S PREUSS 0.136 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-04 2433 S PREUSS 0.136 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-05 2429 S PREUSS 0.136 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-06 2425 S PREUSS 0.136 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-07 2421 S PREUSS 0.166 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-08 2422 S LARKIN AVE 0.166 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-09 2426 S LARKIN AVE 0.161 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-10 2430 S LARKIN AVE 0.161 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-11 2436 S LARKIN AVE 0.174 4377 43.41 43.40
316-202-12 2440 S LARKIN AVE 0.266 4377 43.41 43.40
316-211-01 2436 S PHILLIP AVE 0.159 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-02 2424 S PHILLIP AVE 0.148 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-03 2420 S PHILLIP AVE 0.148 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-04 2416 S PHILLIP AVE 0.175 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-05 2410 S PHILLIP AVE 0.223 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-06 2406 S PHILLIP AVE 0.223 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-07 2407 S PHILLIP AVE 0.223 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-08 2409 S PHILLIP AVE 0.223 4717 43.40 43.40
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
316-211-09 2415 S PHILLIP AVE 0.175 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-10 2419 S PHILLIP AVE 0.148 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-11 2425 S PHILLIP AVE 0.148 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-12 2437 S PHILLIP AVE 0.161 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-13 2434 S MARION AVE 0.161 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-14 2426 S MARION AVE 0.148 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-15 2420 S MARION AVE 0.148 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-16 2416 S MARION AVE 0.175 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-17 2410 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-18 2408 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-19 2409 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-20 2411 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-21 2417 S MARION AVE 0.175 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-22 2421 S MARION AVE 0.154 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-23 2427 S MARION AVE 0.154 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-24 2435 S MARION AVE 0.154 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-25 2434 S MANILA AVE 0.157 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-26 2426 S MANILA AVE 0.152 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-27 2422 S MANILA AVE 0.152 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-28 2416 S MANILA AVE 0.152 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-29 2408 S MANILLA 0.152 4717 43.40 43.40
316-211-30 2402 S MANILA AVE 0.185 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-01 2403 S MANILA AVE 0.172 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-02 2409 S MANILA AVE 0.137 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-03 2415 S MANILA AVE 0.137 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-04 2419 S MANILA AVE 0.137 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-05 2423 S MANILA AVE 0.137 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-06 2431 S MANILA AVE 0.137 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-07 2435 S MANILA AVE 0.137 4717 43.40 43.40
316-212-08 2439 S MANILA AVE 0.149 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-01 5688 E BURNS AVE 0.15 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-02 5694 E BURNS AVE 0.15 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-03 5698 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-04 5702 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-05 5706 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-06 5710 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-07 5714 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-08 5718 E BURNS AVE 0.149 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-09 5722 E BURNS AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-10 5728 E BURNS AVE 0.156 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-11 5727 E LAURITE 0.156 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-12 5721 E LAURITE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-13 5717 E LAURITE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-14 5713 E LAURITE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-15 5709 E LAURITE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
316-213-16 5705 E LAURITE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-213-17 5701 E LAURITE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-214-03 2451 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-214-04 2447 S MANILLA 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-01 2458 S MARION AVE 0.2 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-02 2460 S MARION AVE 0.204 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-03 2464 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-04 2470 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-05 2471 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-06 2465 S MARION AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-07 2461 S MARION AVE 0.204 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-08 2459 S MARION AVE 0.2 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-09 2458 S MANILA AVE 0.168 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-10 2462 S MANILA AVE 0.166 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-11 2464 S MANILA AVE 0.163 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-12 2468 S MANILA AVE 0.163 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-13 2476 S MANILA AVE 0.163 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-14 2480 S MANILA AVE 0.168 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-15 5719 E GROVE 0.168 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-16 5713 E GROVE 0.159 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-17 5709 E GROVE 0.159 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-18 5705 E GROVE 0.159 4717 43.40 43.40
316-221-19 5701 E GROVE 0.154 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-03 2455 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-04 2459 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-05 2463 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-06 2465 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-07 2471 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-08 2477 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-09 2481 S MANILA AVE 0.144 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-10 2485 S MANILA AVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-11 5730 E GROVE 0.23 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-12 5728 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-13 5722 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-14 5718 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-15 5714 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-16 5710 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-17 5706 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
316-222-18 5702 E GROVE 0.151 4717 43.40 43.40
328-271-01 928 E JOSH AVE 0.18 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-02 942 E JOSH AVE 0.125 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-03 958 E JOSH AVE 0.139 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-04 972 E JOSH AVE 0.229 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-05 988 E JOSH AVE 0.275 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-06 991 E JOSH AVE 0.252 4155 45.00 45.00
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
328-271-07 987 E JOSH AVE 0.275 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-08 971 E JOSH AVE 0.215 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-09 957 E JOSH AVE 0.139 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-10 941 E JOSH AVE 0.125 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-11 927 E JOSH AVE 0.18 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-12 926 E AMBER AVE 0.182 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-13 940 E AMBER AVE 0.126 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-14 956 E AMBER AVE 0.141 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-15 970 E AMBER AVE 0.144 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-16 986 E AMBER AVE 0.206 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-17 990 E AMBER AVE 0.229 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-18 985 E AMBER AVE 0.206 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-19 969 E AMBER AVE 0.218 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-20 955 E AMBER AVE 0.133 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-21 939 E AMBER AVE 0.126 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-22 925 E AMBER AVE 0.182 4155 45.00 45.00
328-271-23 924 E COMMERCE AVE 0.172 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-36 940 E COMMERCE AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-37 958 E COMMERCE AVE 0.148 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-38 974 E COMMERCE AVE 0.151 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-39 992 E COMMERCE AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-40 1008 E COMMERCE AVE 0.145 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-41 1024 E COMMERCE AVE 0.179 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-42 2836 S BARDELL AVE 0.171 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-43 2840 S BARDELL AVE 0.171 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-44 2844 S BARDELL AVE 0.166 4401 45.00 45.00
328-271-45 2848 S BARDELL AVE 0.166 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-01 1054 E ANNADALE AVE 0.154 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-02 1038 E ANNADALE AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-03 1022 E ANNADALE AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-04 1006 E ANNADALE AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-05 990 E ANNADALE AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-06 972 E ANNADALE AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-07 956 E ANNADALE AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-08 938 E ANNADALE AVE 0.143 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-09 922 E ANNADALE AVE 0.203 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-10 923 E COMMERCE AVE 0.172 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-11 939 E COMMERCE AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-12 957 E COMMERCE AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-13 973 E COMMERCE AVE 0.12 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-14 991 E COMMERCE AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-15 1007 E COMMERCE AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-16 1023 E COMMERCE AVE 0.122 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-17 1039 E COMMERCE AVE 0.122 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-18 1055 E COMMERCE AVE 0.125 4401 45.00 45.00
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
328-272-19 1067 E COMMERCE AVE 0.125 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-20 2821 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-21 2825 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-22 2829 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-23 2833 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-24 2837 S BARDELL AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-25 2841 S BARDELL AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-26 2845 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-272-27 2849 S BARDELL AVE 0.12 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-01 929 E JOLSON AVE 0.172 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-14 2852 S BARDELL AVE 0.169 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-15 2856 S BARDELL AVE 0.166 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-16 2860 S BARDELL AVE 0.166 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-17 2864 S BARDELL AVE 0.166 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-18 1029 E JOLSON AVE 0.179 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-19 1013 E JOLSON AVE 0.137 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-20 997 E JOLSON AVE 0.146 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-21 979 E JOLSON AVE 0.137 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-22 963 E JOLSON AVE 0.137 4401 45.00 45.00
328-281-23 945 E JOLSON AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-01 1091 E EDGAR AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-02 1073 E EDGAR AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-03 1055 E EDGAR AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-04 1037 E EDGAR AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-05 1019 E EDGAR AVE 0.206 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-06 999 E EDGAR AVE 0.144 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-07 981 E EDGAR AVE 0.147 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-08 965 E EDGAR AVE 0.147 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-09 947 E EDGAR AVE 0.147 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-10 931 E EDGAR AVE 0.156 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-11 930 E JOLSON AVE 0.172 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-12 946 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-13 964 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-14 980 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-15 998 E JOLSON AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-16 1006 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-17 1022 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-18 1036 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-19 1052 E JOLSON AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-20 1066 E JOLSON AVE 0.138 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-21 2881 S BARDELL AVE 0.119 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-22 2877 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-23 2873 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-24 2869 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-25 2865 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
328-282-26 2861 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-27 2857 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
328-282-28 2853 S BARDELL AVE 0.121 4401 45.00 45.00
402-030-43 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 1.19 Riverview 171.04 171.04
402-030-70 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 3.06 Riverview 427.60 427.60
402-041-01 281 W AUDUBON DR 0.283 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-02 273 W AUDUBON DR 0.283 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-03 261 W AUDUBON DR 0.283 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-04 249 W AUDUBON DR 0.283 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-05 241 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-06 8549 N DEL MAR AVE 0.241 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-07 234 W TEAGUE AVE 0.211 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-08 242 W TEAGUE AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-09 248 W TEAGUE AVE 0.211 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-10 254 W TEAGUE AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-041-11 258 W TEAGUE AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-042-01 245 W TEAGUE AVE 0.282 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-042-02 227 W TEAGUE AVE 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-042-03 8491 N DEL MAR AVE 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-01 8476 N DEL MAR AVE 0.205 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-02 8490 N DEL MAR AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-03 8506 N DEL MAR AVE 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-04 8520 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-05 8536 N DEL MAR AVE 0.22 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-06 219 W AUDUBON DR 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-07 207 W AUDUBON DR 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-08 193 W AUDUBON DR 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-09 185 W AUDUBON DR 0.227 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-10 8575 N CALAVERAS 0.234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-11 8561 N CALAVERAS 0.266 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-12 8547 N CALAVERAS 0.344 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-13 8539 N CALAVERAS 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-14 8531 N CALAVERAS 0.316 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-15 8525 N CALAVERAS 0.239 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-16 8495 N CALAVERAS 0.211 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-043-17 8483 N CALAVERAS 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-01 8588 N CALAVERAS ST 0.282 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-02 8576 N CALAVERAS ST 0.219 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-03 8564 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-04 8550 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-05 8538 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-06 8526 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-07 8510 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-044-08 8498 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-01 262 W TEAGUE AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Acreage
Tract
Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-051-02 266 W TEAGUE AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-03 272 W TEAGUE AVE 0.207 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-04 278 W TEAGUE AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-05 298 W QUINCY AVE 0.289 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-06 317 W AUDUBON DR 0.293 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-07 311 W AUDUBON DR 0.324 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-08 307 W AUDUBON DR 0.306 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-09 299 W AUDUBON DR 0.283 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-051-10 289 W AUDUBON DR 0.306 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-052-01 325 W AUDUBON DR 0.293 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-052-02 297 W QUINCY AVE 0.234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-052-03 289 W QUINCY AVE 0.234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-052-04 281 W QUINCY AVE 0.234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-052-05 275 W QUINCY AVE 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-01 8435 N POPLAR AVE 0.275 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-02 8421 N POPLAR AVE 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-03 8389 N POPLAR AVE 0.369 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-04 8363 N POPLAR AVE 0.237 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-05 268 W QUINCY AVE 0.237 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-06 274 W QUINCY AVE 0.237 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-07 281 W TEAGUE AVE 0.25 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-08 277 W TEAGUE AVE 0.224 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-09 271 W TEAGUE AVE 0.248 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-10 265 W TEAGUE AVE 0.248 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-053-11 8481 N POPLAR AVE 0.25 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-01 8360 N POPLAR AVE 0.258 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-02 8374 N POPLAR AVE 0.245 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-03 8388 N POPLAR AVE 0.205 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-04 8402 N POPLAR AVE 0.222 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-05 8420 N POPLAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-06 8432 N POPLAR AVE 0.23 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-07 8450 N POPLAR AVE 0.234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-054-08 8466 N POPLAR AVE 0.277 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-055-01 324 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-055-02 318 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-055-03 314 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-055-04 310 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-055-05 302 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-01 8477 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-02 8465 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-03 8449 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-04 8431 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-05 8417 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-06 8403 N DEL MAR AVE 0.218 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-07 8389 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-061-08 8375 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-09 8363 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-061-10 8345 N DEL MAR AVE 0.293 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-01 8481 N CALAVERAS 0.266 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-02 8479 N CALAVERAS 0.261 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-03 8475 N CALAVERAS 0.16 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-04 8441 N CALAVERAS 0.172 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-05 8429 N CALAVERAS 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-06 8421 N CALAVERAS 0.268 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-07 8415 N CALAVERAS 0.266 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-08 8405 N CALAVERAS 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-09 8383 N CALAVERAS ST 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-10 166 W QUINCY AVE 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-11 178 W QUINCY AVE 0.218 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-12 190 W QUINCY AVE 0.232 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-13 8390 N DEL MAR AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-14 8404 N DEL MAR AVE 0.22 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-15 8418 N DEL MAR AVE 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-16 8430 N DEL MAR AVE 0.213 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-17 8450 N DEL MAR AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-062-18 8464 N DEL MAR AVE 0.207 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-01 195 W QUINCY AVE 0.2 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-02 187 W QUINCY AVE 0.199 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-03 179 W QUINCY AVE 0.199 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-04 167 W QUINCY AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-05 159 W QUINCY AVE 0.215 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-06 151 W QUINCY AVE 0.266 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-07 143 W QUINCY AVE 0.367 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-08 8364 N CALAVERAS ST 0.359 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-09 8376 N CALAVERAS ST 0.249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-10 8390 N CALAVERAS ST 0.249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-11 8406 N CALAVERAS ST 0.249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-12 8418 N CALAVERAS ST 0.249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-13 8432 N CALAVERAS ST 0.249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-14 8444 N CALAVERAS ST 0.245 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-15 8458 N CALAVERAS ST 0.236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-16 8474 N CALAVERAS ST 0.233 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-063-17 8486 N CALAVERAS ST 0.239 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-01 265 W QUINCY AVE 0.22 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-02 257 W QUINCY AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-03 245 W QUINCY AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-04 233 W QUINCY AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-05 225 W QUINCY AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-06 8315 N DEL MAR AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-07 234 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-071-08 240 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-09 248 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-10 256 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-11 8311 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-12 8299 N POPLAR AVE 0.183 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-13 8293 N POPLAR AVE 0.144 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-14 8285 N POPLAR AVE 0.146 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-15 8277 N POPLAR AVE 0.144 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-16 8263 N POPLAR AVE 0.144 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-071-17 8255 N POPLAR AVE 0.144 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-01 8262 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-02 8276 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-03 8284 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-04 8292 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-05 8298 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-06 8277 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-07 8263 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-08 8255 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-072-09 8247 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-01 8254 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-02 8262 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-03 8276 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-04 8288 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-05 8296 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-06 205 W PORTLAND AVE 0.196 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-07 199 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-08 195 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-09 185 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-10 177 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-11 169 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-12 161 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-13 155 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-14 152 W OMAHA AVE 0.149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-15 160 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-16 168 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-17 176 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-18 184 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-19 190 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-20 196 W OMAHA AVE 0.202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-21 8255 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-22 8247 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-073-23 8235 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-01 134 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-02 146 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-03 152 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-074-04 160 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-05 168 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-06 176 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-07 184 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-08 196 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-074-09 204 W PORTLAND AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-075-01 8242 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-075-02 8250 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-075-03 8264 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-075-04 8278 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-075-05 8286 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-075-06 8298 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-01 8232 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-02 8240 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-03 191 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-04 183 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-05 175 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-06 167 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-07 159 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-076-08 151 W OMAHA AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-081-01 8241 N POPLAR AVE 0.158 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-081-02 8233 N POPLAR AVE 0.151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-081-03 8223 N POPLAR AVE 0.176 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-081-04 8215 N POPLAR AVE 0.192 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-081-05 8201 N POPLAR AVE 0.207 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-082-01 309 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-082-02 301 W MUNCIE AVE 0.169 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-082-03 308 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-082-04 316 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-08 284 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.224 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-09 8172 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-10 8190 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-11 8198 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-12 8214 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-13 8226 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-14 8240 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-15 8254 N POPLAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-16 8237 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-17 8225 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-18 8219 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-19 8207 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-20 8195 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-21 8187 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-22 8181 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-23 255 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-084-24 249 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-25 241 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-26 233 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-27 225 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-28 217 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-29 209 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-33 220 W LEXINGTON AVE ##101 0.232 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-35 232 W LEXINGTON AVE ##101 0.221 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-084-36 276 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.881 Riverview 42.76 42.76
402-085-01 8227 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-02 8219 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-03 8211 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-04 8193 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-05 8185 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-06 8196 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-07 8216 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-08 8224 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-09 8226 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-085-10 8250 N DEL MAR AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-086-01 8188 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-086-02 8206 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-086-03 8214 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-086-04 8224 N SAN PABLO AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-01 148 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-02 156 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-03 164 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-04 172 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-05 176 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-06 178 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-07 175 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-08 171 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-09 163 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-10 155 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-11 147 W NILES AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-12 144 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-13 152 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-14 160 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-15 168 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-16 176 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-17 188 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-091-18 202 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-092-01 201 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-092-02 195 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-092-04 212 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.495 Riverview 21.38 21.38
402-093-01 177 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-093-02 169 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-03 161 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-04 153 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-05 145 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-06 137 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-07 131 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-08 8166 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-09 8178 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-10 8190 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-11 8198 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-12 8210 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-13 8220 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-093-14 8228 N CALAVERAS ST 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-01 333 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-02 345 W AUDUBON DR 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-03 351 W AUDUBON DR 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-04 363 W AUDUBON DR 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-05 377 W AUDUBON DR 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-06 389 W AUDUBON DR 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-07 376 W TEAGUE AVE 0.158 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-08 370 W TEAGUE AVE 0.158 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-09 364 W TEAGUE AVE 0.158 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-10 358 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-11 352 W TEAGUE AVE 0.156 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-12 346 W TEAGUE AVE 0.183 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-13 340 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-14 306 W PORTLAND AVE 0.152 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-15 298 W PORTLAND AVE 0.16 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-16 290 W PORTLAND AVE 0.172 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-17 282 W PORTLAND AVE 0.172 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-18 8318 N COLLEGE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-19 8306 N COLLEGE AVE 0.145 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-20 8298 N COLLEGE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-21 8290 N COLLEGE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-22 8282 N COLLEGE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-23 8274 N COLLEGE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-24 8267 N COLLEGE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-25 8275 N COLLEGE AVE 0.15 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-26 8283 N COLLEGE AVE 0.149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-27 8291 N COLLEGE AVE 0.179 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-28 349 W TEAGUE AVE 0.169 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-29 355 W TEAGUE AVE 0.15 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-30 361 W TEAGUE AVE 0.15 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-31 367 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-32 373 W TEAGUE AVE 0.149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-390-33 382 W AUDUBON DR 0.343 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-34 370 W AUDUBON DR 0.37 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-35 358 W AUDUBON DR 0.358 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-36 346 W AUDUBON DR 0.358 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-390-37 334 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-01 431 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-02 425 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-03 417 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-04 409 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-05 395 W AUDUBON DR 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-06 382 W TEAGUE AVE 0.156 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-07 388 W TEAGUE AVE 0.156 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-08 402 W TEAGUE AVE 0.151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-09 408 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-10 414 W TEAGUE AVE 0.151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-11 420 W TEAGUE AVE 0.151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-12 426 W TEAGUE AVE 0.18 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-13 389 W MUNCIE AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-14 381 W MUNCIE AVE 0.153 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-15 373 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-16 365 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-17 357 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-18 349 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-19 341 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-20 333 W MUNCIE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-21 325 W MUNCIE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-22 317 W MUNCIE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-23 8204 N COLLEGE AVE 0.224 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-24 8212 N COLLEGE AVE 0.179 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-25 8220 N COLLEGE AVE 0.151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-26 8236 N COLLEGE AVE 0.146 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-27 8244 N COLLEGE AVE 0.153 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-28 8252 N COLLEGE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-29 8258 N COLLEGE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-30 8266 N COLLEGE AVE 0.149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-31 8259 N COLLEGE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-32 8253 N COLLEGE AVE 0.142 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-33 8241 N COLLEGE AVE 0.149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-34 8237 N COLLEGE AVE 0.143 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-35 8223 N COLLEGE AVE 0.149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-36 8215 N COLLEGE AVE 0.151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-37 8209 N COLLEGE AVE 0.158 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-38 8203 N COLLEGE AVE 0.2 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-39 419 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-40 411 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-400-41 405 W TEAGUE AVE 0.15 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-42 393 W TEAGUE AVE 0.15 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-43 387 W TEAGUE AVE 0.137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-44 381 W TEAGUE AVE 0.146 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-400-45 379 W TEAGUE AVE 0.139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-16 322 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.75 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-17 328 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.218 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-18 334 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-19 340 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-20 346 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-21 352 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-22 358 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-23 366 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.219 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-24 374 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-410-25 439 W AUDUBON DR 0.34 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-430-13 8065 N GLENN AVE ##101 4.59 Riverview 855.20 855.20
402-430-14 216 W NEES AVE ##101 2.46 Riverview 630.71 630.70
402-430-15 248 W NEES AVE 3.9 Riverview 994.17 994.16
402-440-06 130 W NEES AVE 2.479 Riverview 395.53 395.52
402-440-07 160 W NEES AVE 1.38 Riverview 224.49 224.48
402-440-08 8060 N GLENN AVE ##101 5.42 Riverview 930.03 930.02
402-520-12 404 W BLUFF AVE 0.667 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-13 390 W BLUFF AVE 0.337 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-14 380 W BLUFF AVE 0.294 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-15 8511 N RIO LINDA AVE 0.537 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-16 8516 N RIO LINDA AVE 0.598 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-17 8514 N RIO LINDA AVE 0.659 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-18 8502 N RIO LINDA AVE 0.315 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-21-S 420 W BLUFF AVE 0.552 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-22-S 416 W BLUFF AVE 0.498 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-23-S 412 W BLUFF AVE 0.583 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-26 398 W HAGLER AVE 0.339 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-27 415 W BLUFF AVE 0.447 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-28 394 W HAGLER AVE 0.447 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-29 390 W HAGLER AVE 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-30 372 W HAGLER AVE 0.411 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-31 366 W HAGLER AVE 0.482 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-32 360 W HAGLER AVE 0.44 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-33 354 W HAGLER AVE 0.315 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-34 8485 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.315 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-35 367 W BLUFF AVE 0.306 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-36 349 W BLUFF AVE 0.306 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-37 8486 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.363 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-38 8472 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.344 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-39 333 W HAGLER AVE 0.277 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-520-40 347 W HAGLER AVE 0.285 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-41 355 W HAGLER AVE 0.285 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-42 369 W HAGLER AVE 0.285 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-43 375 W HAGLER AVE 0.26 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-44 387 W HAGLER AVE 0.275 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-45 393 W HAGLER AVE 0.28 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-46 399 W HAGLER AVE 0.29 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-48 408 W BLUFF AVE 0.337 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-520-49 406 W BLUFF AVE 0.705 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-01 356 W BLUFF AVE 0.385 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-02 8557 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.265 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-03 8561 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.67 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-04 8564 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.837 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-05 8560 N RIDGEVIEW AVE 0.393 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-06 342 W BLUFF AVE 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-13 315 W BLUFF AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-14 313 W BLUFF AVE 0.207 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-15 311 W BLUFF AVE 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-16 309 W BLUFF AVE 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-17 307 W BLUFF AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-18 305 W BLUFF AVE 0.183 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-19 341 W BLUFF AVE 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-20 339 W BLUFF AVE 0.275 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-21 337 W BLUFF AVE 1.49 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-22 335 W BLUFF AVE 0.303 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-23 333 W BLUFF AVE 0.234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-24 331 W BLUFF AVE 0.213 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-25 329 W BLUFF AVE 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-26 327 W BLUFF AVE 0.245 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-27 325 W BLUFF AVE 0.215 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-28 323 W BLUFF AVE 0.179 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-29 321 W BLUFF AVE 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-30 319 W BLUFF AVE 0.257 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-530-31 317 W BLUFF AVE 0.16 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-541-01 8459 N FOURTH 0.323 3656 31.55 31.54
402-541-02 8443 N FOURTH 0.271 3656 31.55 31.54
402-541-03 8427 N FOURTH 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-541-04 8411 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-541-05 8395 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-541-06 8379 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-541-07 8363 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-01 8352 N FOURTH 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-02 863 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-03 875 E RICHMOND AVE 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-04 887 E RICHMOND AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-542-05 891 E RICHMOND AVE 0.192 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-06 892 E RICHMOND AVE 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-07 886 E RICHMOND AVE 0.25 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-08 874 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-09 862 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-10 850 E RICHMOND AVE 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-11 8408 N FOURTH 0.247 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-12 879 E SALEM AVE 0.231 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-13 893 E SALEM AVE 0.231 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-14 907 E SALEM AVE 0.231 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-15 921 E SALEM AVE 0.231 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-16 935 E SALEM AVE 0.25 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-17 8391 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-18 8375 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-542-19 8359 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-02 965 E TEAGUE AVE 0.231 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-03 951 E TEAGUE AVE 0.237 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-04 937 E TEAGUE AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-05 923 E TEAGUE AVE 0.237 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-06 909 E TEAGUE AVE 0.237 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-07 895 E TEAGUE AVE 0.237 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-08 881 E TEAGUE AVE 0.237 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-09 865 E TEAGUE AVE 0.254 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-10 864 E SALEM AVE 0.266 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-11 880 E SALEM AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-12 894 E SALEM AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-13 908 E SALEM AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-14 922 E SALEM AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-15 938 E SALEM AVE 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-16 950 E SALEM AVE 0.258 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-17 8420 N SIXTH 0.25 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-18 8408 N SIXTH 0.224 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-19 962 E RICHMOND AVE 0.228 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-20 976 E RICHMOND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-21 980 E RICHMOND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-22 986 E RICHMOND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-23 992 E RICHMOND AVE 0.261 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-24 998 E RICHMOND AVE 0.252 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-25 999 E RICHMOND AVE 0.277 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-26 993 E RICHMOND AVE 0.275 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-27 987 E RICHMOND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-28 981 E RICHMOND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-29 975 E RICHMOND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-543-30 961 E RICHMOND AVE 0.228 3656 31.55 31.54
402-551-01 8347 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-551-02 8331 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-551-03 8315 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-551-04 8293 N FOURTH 0.24 3656 31.55 31.54
402-551-05 828 E PORTLAND AVE 0.266 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-01 823 E PORTLAND AVE 0.202 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-02 827 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-03 851 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-04 865 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-05 877 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-06 889 E PORTLAND AVE 0.227 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-07 897 E PORTLAND AVE 0.343 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-08 896 E PORTLAND AVE 0.229 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-09 890 E PORTLAND AVE 0.252 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-10 878 E PORTLAND AVE 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-11 866 E PORTLAND AVE 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-12 8282 N FOURTH 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-13 8296 N FOURTH 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-14 865 E QUINCY AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-15 877 E QUINCY AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-16 889 E QUINCY AVE 0.275 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-17 895 E QUINCY AVE 0.202 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-18 894 E QUINCY AVE 0.229 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-19 888 E QUINCY AVE 0.252 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-20 876 E QUINCY AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-21 864 E QUINCY AVE 0.218 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-22 852 E QUINCY AVE 0.226 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-23 8343 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-24 8327 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-25 8311 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-26 8295 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-27 8281 N SIXTH 0.216 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-28 8273 N SIXTH 0.239 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-29 8269 N SIXTH 0.283 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-30 951 E PORTLAND AVE 0.227 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-31 969 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-32 979 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-33 983 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-34 987 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-35 991 E PORTLAND AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-552-36 995 E PORTLAND AVE 0.227 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-01 8328 N SIXTH 0.228 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-02 974 E QUINCY AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-03 978 E QUINCY AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-04 982 E QUINCY AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-05 986 E QUINCY AVE 0.252 3656 31.55 31.54
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-553-06 992 E QUINCY AVE 0.252 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-07 991 E QUINCY AVE 0.275 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-08 985 E QUINCY AVE 0.261 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-09 981 E QUINCY AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-10 977 E QUINCY AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-11 973 E QUINCY AVE 0.214 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-12 959 E QUINCY AVE 0.228 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-13 8280 N SIXTH 0.234 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-14 978 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-15 982 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-16 986 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-17 990 E PORTLAND AVE 0.217 3656 31.55 31.54
402-553-18 994 E PORTLAND AVE 0.275 3656 31.55 31.54
402-560-01 320 W BLUFF AVE ##110 0.063 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-02 320 W BLUFF AVE ##109 0.033 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-03 320 W BLUFF AVE ##108 0.033 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-04 320 W BLUFF AVE ##107 0.041 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-05 320 W BLUFF AVE ##106 0.044 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-06 320 W BLUFF AVE ##105 0.043 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-07 320 W BLUFF AVE ##111 0.041 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-08 320 W BLUFF AVE ##112 0.033 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-09 320 W BLUFF AVE ##113 0.056 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-10 320 W BLUFF AVE ##114 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-11 320 W BLUFF AVE ##104 0.041 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-12 320 W BLUFF AVE ##103 0.056 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-13 320 W BLUFF AVE ##102 0.056 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-560-14 320 W BLUFF AVE ##101 0.041 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-570-01 360 W NEES AVE 16.34 Riverview 4,104.96 4,104.96
402-570-05 481 W AUDUBON DR 16.7 Riverview 2,822.16 2,822.16
402-570-08 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 0.73 Riverview 106.90 106.90
402-570-09 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 1.91 Riverview 267.25 267.24
402-570-10 8050 N PALM AVE 3.0 Riverview 427.60 427.60
402-570-11 8080 N PALM AVE 4.29 Riverview 598.64 598.64
402-580-01 8351 N CHURCHILL AVE 0.332 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-02 8337 N CHURCHILL AVE 0.34 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-03 390 W AUDUBON DR 0.322 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-04 400 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-05 408 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-06 416 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-07 435 W BLUFF AVE 0.344 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-08 441 W BLUFF AVE 0.319 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-09 8308 N VICTOR AVE 0.33 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-10 8302 N VICTOR AVE 0.378 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-11 8305 N VICTOR AVE 0.385 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-12 455 W BLUFF AVE 0.33 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-580-13 465 W BLUFF AVE 0.353 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-14 458 W LEXINGTON AVE 0.34 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-15 428 W AUDUBON DR 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-16 455 W HAGLER AVE 0.349 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-17 467 W HAGLER AVE 0.403 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-18 475 W HAGLER AVE 0.447 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-19 480 W HAGLER AVE 0.385 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-20 474 W HAGLER AVE 0.309 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-21 462 W HAGLER AVE 0.29 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-22 481 W BLUFF AVE 0.287 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-23 493 W BLUFF AVE 0.379 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-24 499 W BLUFF AVE 0.371 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-25-S 498 W BLUFF AVE 0.491 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-26-S 490 W BLUFF AVE 0.418 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-27-S 480 W BLUFF AVE 0.466 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-28-S 470 W BLUFF AVE 0.487 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-29-S 460 W BLUFF AVE 0.504 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-30-S 450 W BLUFF AVE 0.601 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-580-31-S 440 W BLUFF AVE 0.407 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-591-01 296 W BLUFF AVE 0.742 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-591-02 304 W BLUFF AVE 0.633 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-591-03 310 W BLUFF AVE 0.523 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-591-07 318 W BLUFF AVE 0.509 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-01 291 W BLUFF AVE 0.358 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-02 297 W BLUFF AVE 0.327 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-03 301 W BLUFF AVE 0.311 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-04 303 W BLUFF AVE 0.28 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-05 288 W CANADIAN AVE 0.289 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-06 280 W CANADIAN AVE 0.275 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-07 8703 N DEL MAR AVE 0.275 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-08 8713 N DEL MAR AVE 0.358 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-09 8723 N DEL MAR AVE 0.378 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-10 8733 N DEL MAR AVE 0.277 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-11 8753 N GLENN AVE 0.298 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-592-12 8761 N GLENN AVE 0.316 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-593-01 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 2.43 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-01 258 W BLUFF AVE 0.606 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-02 266 W BLUFF AVE 0.743 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-03 272 W BLUFF AVE 0.606 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-04 276 W BLUFF AVE 0.611 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-05 280 W BLUFF AVE 0.625 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-06 284 W BLUFF AVE 0.652 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-601-07 290 W BLUFF AVE 0.787 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-01 259 W BLUFF AVE 0.344 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-02 267 W BLUFF AVE 0.341 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-602-03 273 W BLUFF AVE 0.344 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-04 277 W BLUFF AVE 0.347 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-05 281 W BLUFF AVE 0.346 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-06 285 W BLUFF AVE 0.355 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-07 8773 N GLENN AVE 0.328 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-08 8774 N GLENN AVE 0.385 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-09 8762 N GLENN AVE 0.303 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-10 8754 N GLENN AVE 0.28 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-11 8797 N DEL MAR 0.272 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-12 223 W HUBERT CT 0.274 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-13 235 W HUBERT CT 0.272 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-14 243 W HUBERT CT 0.34 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-15 251 W HUBERT CT 0.29 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-16 250 W HUBERT CT 0.327 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-19 218 W HUBERT CT 0.291 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-20 206 W HUBERT CT 0.301 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-21 183 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.352 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-22 195 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.304 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-23 209 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-24 221 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.3 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-25 233 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.3 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-26 242 W HUBERT CT 0.3 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-602-28 230 W HUBERT CT 0.26 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-603-01 253 W BLUFF AVE 0.341 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-603-02 228 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.308 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-604-01 267 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.248 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-604-02 259 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.245 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-01 201 W BRIER CIR 0.216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-02 203 W BRIER CIR 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-03 205 W BRIER CIR 0.211 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-04 207 W BRIER CIR 0.177 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-05 209 W BRIER CIR 0.189 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-06 211 W BRIER CIR 0.189 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-07 213 W BRIER CIR 0.189 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-08 215 W BRIER CIR 0.189 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-09 217 W BRIER CIR 0.189 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-10 219 W BRIER CIR 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-11 8731 N GLENN AVE 0.2 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-12 8715 N GLENN AVE 0.19 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-13 221 W BRIER CIR 0.192 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-14 223 W BRIER CIR 0.194 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-15 225 W BRIER CIR 0.202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-16 227 W BRIER CIR 0.191 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-17 229 W BRIER CIR 0.202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-18 231 W BRIER CIR 0.238 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-610-19 233 W BRIER CIR 0.221 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-20 235 W BRIER CIR 0.191 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-21 237 W BRIER CIR 0.192 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-22 239 W BRIER CIR 0.192 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-23 241 W BRIER CIR 0.218 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-24 243 W BRIER CIR 0.215 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-25 245 W BRIER CIR 0.268 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-28 208 W BRIER CIR 0.21 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-29 212 W BRIER CIR 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-30 214 W BRIER CIR 0.263 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-31 232 W BRIER CIR 0.22 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-32 236 W BRIER CIR 0.201 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-33 238 W BRIER CIR 0.202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-35 202 W BRIER CIR 0.273 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-610-36 204 W BRIER CIR 0.202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-621-01 250 W BLUFF AVE 0.486 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-621-02 242 W BLUFF AVE 0.577 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-621-03 236 W BLUFF AVE 0.57 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-621-04 228 W BLUFF AVE 0.646 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-621-05 220 W BLUFF AVE 0.583 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-621-06 216 W BLUFF AVE 0.567 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-01 245 W BLUFF AVE 0.321 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-02 239 W BLUFF AVE 0.313 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-03 231 W BLUFF AVE 0.305 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-04 225 W BLUFF AVE 0.3 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-05 217 W BLUFF AVE 0.292 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-06 215 W BLUFF AVE 0.322 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-07 213 W BLUFF AVE 0.355 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-08 214 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.352 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-09 218 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.272 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-10 222 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-11 226 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-12 234 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.269 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-13 240 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.289 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-14 248 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.301 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-622-15 260 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.297 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-623-01 209 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.215 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-623-02 207 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.258 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-623-03 111 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.367 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-623-04 115 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.321 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-623-05 121 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.268 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-623-06 127 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.256 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-01 251 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.241 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-02 243 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.243 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-03 241 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-624-04 235 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.266 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-05 227 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.268 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-06 225 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.208 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-07 110 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-624-08 128 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-01 214 W BLUFF AVE 0.495 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-02 212 W BLUFF AVE 0.508 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-03 210 W BLUFF AVE 0.512 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-04 208 W BLUFF AVE 0.512 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-05 206 W BLUFF AVE 0.496 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-08 203 W BLUFF AVE 0.39 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-09 205 W BLUFF AVE 0.248 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-10 207 W BLUFF AVE 0.316 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-11 209 W BLUFF AVE 0.316 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-12 9048 N FLETCHER AVE 0.303 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-17 202 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.367 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-18 201 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.33 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-19 203 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.367 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-20 205 W RIDGEPOINT DR 0.223 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-21 202 W BLUFF AVE 0.642 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-631-22 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 0.601 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-01 8680 N GLENN AVE ##174 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-02 8680 N GLENN AVE ##175 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-03 8680 N GLENN AVE ##172 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-04 8680 N GLENN AVE ##173 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-05 8680 N GLENN AVE ##176 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-06 8680 N GLENN AVE ##177 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-07 8680 N GLENN AVE ##179 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-08 8680 N GLENN AVE ##178 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-09 8680 N GLENN AVE ##180 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-10 8680 N GLENN AVE ##181 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-11 8680 N GLENN AVE ##183 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-12 8680 N GLENN AVE ##182 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-13 8680 N GLENN AVE ##184 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-14 8680 N GLENN AVE ##185 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-15 8680 N GLENN AVE ##187 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-16 8680 N GLENN AVE ##186 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-17 8680 N GLENN AVE ##190 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-18 8680 N GLENN AVE ##191 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-19 8680 N GLENN AVE ##189 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-20 8680 N GLENN AVE ##188 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-21 8680 N GLENN AVE ##157 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-22 8680 N GLENN AVE ##156 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-23 8680 N GLENN AVE ##155 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-24 8680 N GLENN AVE ##154 Riverview 10.69 10.68
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 50 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-640-25 8680 N GLENN AVE ##152 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-26 8680 N GLENN AVE ##153 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-27 8680 N GLENN AVE ##150 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-28 8680 N GLENN AVE ##151 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-29 8680 N GLENN AVE ##159 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-30 8680 N GLENN AVE ##158 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-31 8680 N GLENN AVE ##160 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-32 8680 N GLENN AVE ##161 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-33 8680 N GLENN AVE ##163 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-34 8680 N GLENN AVE ##162 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-35 8680 N GLENN AVE ##164 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-36 8680 N GLENN AVE ##165 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-37 8680 N GLENN AVE ##167 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-38 8680 N GLENN AVE ##166 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-39 8680 N GLENN AVE ##169 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-40 8680 N GLENN AVE ##168 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-41 8680 N GLENN AVE ##170 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-42 8680 N GLENN AVE ##171 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-43 8680 N GLENN AVE ##141 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-44 8680 N GLENN AVE ##140 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-45 8680 N GLENN AVE ##143 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-46 8680 N GLENN AVE ##142 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-47 8680 N GLENN AVE ##144 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-48 8680 N GLENN AVE ##145 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-49 8680 N GLENN AVE ##146 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-50 8680 N GLENN AVE ##147 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-51 8680 N GLENN AVE ##149 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-52 8680 N GLENN AVE ##148 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-53 8680 N GLENN AVE ##138 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-640-54 8680 N GLENN AVE ##139 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-01 8680 N GLENN AVE ##274 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-02 8680 N GLENN AVE ##275 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-03 8680 N GLENN AVE ##272 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-04 8680 N GLENN AVE ##273 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-05 8680 N GLENN AVE ##276 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-06 8680 N GLENN AVE ##277 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-07 8680 N GLENN AVE ##279 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-08 8680 N GLENN AVE ##278 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-09 8680 N GLENN AVE ##280 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-10 8680 N GLENN AVE ##281 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-11 8680 N GLENN AVE ##283 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-12 8680 N GLENN AVE ##282 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-13 8680 N GLENN AVE ##284 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-14 8680 N GLENN AVE ##285 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-15 8680 N GLENN AVE ##287 Riverview 10.69 10.68
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 51 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-650-16 8680 N GLENN AVE ##286 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-17 8680 N GLENN AVE ##290 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-18 8680 N GLENN AVE ##291 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-19 8680 N GLENN AVE ##289 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-20 8680 N GLENN AVE ##288 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-21 8680 N GLENN AVE ##257 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-22 8680 N GLENN AVE ##256 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-23 8680 N GLENN AVE ##255 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-24 8680 N GLENN AVE ##254 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-25 8680 N GLENN AVE ##252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-26 8680 N GLENN AVE ##253 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-27 8680 N GLENN AVE ##250 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-28 8680 N GLENN AVE ##251 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-29 8680 N GLENN AVE ##259 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-30 8680 N GLENN AVE ##258 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-31 8680 N GLENN AVE ##260 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-32 8680 N GLENN AVE ##261 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-33 8680 N GLENN AVE ##263 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-34 8680 N GLENN AVE ##262 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-35 8680 N GLENN AVE ##264 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-36 8680 N GLENN AVE ##265 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-37 8680 N GLENN AVE ##267 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-38 8680 N GLENN AVE ##266 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-39 8680 N GLENN AVE ##269 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-40 8680 N GLENN AVE ##268 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-41 8680 N GLENN AVE ##270 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-42 8680 N GLENN AVE ##271 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-43 8680 N GLENN AVE ##241 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-44 8680 N GLENN AVE ##240 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-45 8680 N GLENN AVE ##243 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-46 8680 N GLENN AVE ##242 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-47 8680 N GLENN AVE ##244 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-48 8680 N GLENN AVE ##245 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-49 8680 N GLENN AVE ##246 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-50 8680 N GLENN AVE ##247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-51 8680 N GLENN AVE ##249 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-52 8680 N GLENN AVE ##248 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-53 8680 N GLENN AVE ##238 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-650-54 8680 N GLENN AVE ##239 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-01 8680 N GLENN AVE ##110 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-02 8680 N GLENN AVE ##111 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-03 8680 N GLENN AVE ##112 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-04 8680 N GLENN AVE ##113 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-05 8680 N GLENN AVE ##115 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-06 8680 N GLENN AVE ##114 Riverview 10.69 10.68
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 52 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-660-07 8680 N GLENN AVE ##116 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-08 8680 N GLENN AVE ##117 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-09 8680 N GLENN AVE ##119 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-10 8680 N GLENN AVE ##118 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-11 8680 N GLENN AVE ##120 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-12 8680 N GLENN AVE ##121 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-13 8680 N GLENN AVE ##123 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-14 8680 N GLENN AVE ##122 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-15 8680 N GLENN AVE ##124 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-16 8680 N GLENN AVE ##125 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-17 8680 N GLENN AVE ##127 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-18 8680 N GLENN AVE ##126 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-19 8680 N GLENN AVE ##109 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-20 8680 N GLENN AVE ##108 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-21 8680 N GLENN AVE ##106 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-22 8680 N GLENN AVE ##107 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-23 8680 N GLENN AVE ##105 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-24 8680 N GLENN AVE ##104 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-25 8680 N GLENN AVE ##102 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-26 8680 N GLENN AVE ##103 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-27 8680 N GLENN AVE ##133 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-28 8680 N GLENN AVE ##132 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-29 8680 N GLENN AVE ##129 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-30 8680 N GLENN AVE ##128 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-31 8680 N GLENN AVE ##130 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-32 8680 N GLENN AVE ##131 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-33 8680 N GLENN AVE ##134 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-34 8680 N GLENN AVE ##136 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-35 8680 N GLENN AVE ##137 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-660-36 8680 N GLENN AVE ##135 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-01 8680 N GLENN AVE ##210 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-02 8680 N GLENN AVE ##211 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-03 8680 N GLENN AVE ##212 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-04 8680 N GLENN AVE ##213 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-05 8680 N GLENN AVE ##215 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-06 8680 N GLENN AVE ##214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-07 8680 N GLENN AVE ##216 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-08 8680 N GLENN AVE ##217 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-09 8680 N GLENN AVE ##219 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-10 8680 N GLENN AVE ##218 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-11 8680 N GLENN AVE ##220 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-12 8680 N GLENN AVE ##221 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-13 8680 N GLENN AVE ##223 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-14 8680 N GLENN AVE ##222 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-15 8680 N GLENN AVE ##224 Riverview 10.69 10.68
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 53 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-670-16 8680 N GLENN AVE ##225 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-17 8680 N GLENN AVE ##227 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-18 8680 N GLENN AVE ##226 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-19 8680 N GLENN AVE ##209 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-20 8680 N GLENN AVE ##208 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-21 8680 N GLENN AVE ##206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-22 8680 N GLENN AVE ##207 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-23 8680 N GLENN AVE ##205 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-24 8680 N GLENN AVE ##204 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-25 8680 N GLENN AVE ##202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-26 8680 N GLENN AVE ##203 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-27 8680 N GLENN AVE ##233 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-28 8680 N GLENN AVE ##232 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-29 8680 N GLENN AVE ##229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-30 8680 N GLENN AVE ##228 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-31 8680 N GLENN AVE ##230 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-32 8680 N GLENN AVE ##231 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-33 8680 N GLENN AVE ##234 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-34 8680 N GLENN AVE ##236 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-35 8680 N GLENN AVE ##237 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-670-36 8680 N GLENN AVE ##235 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-691-01 202 W RIVERRIDGE AVE 0.248 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-691-02 166 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.242 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-691-03 160 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.245 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-691-04 152 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.233 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-691-05 144 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.232 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-691-06 136 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.268 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-01 133 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.261 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-02 139 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.247 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-03 145 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.207 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-04 151 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.202 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-05 157 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-06 163 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.219 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-07 169 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.224 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-08 175 W PEACE RIVER DR 0.214 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-09 8848 N DEL MAR AVE 0.063 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-10 8852 N DEL MAR AVE 0.07 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-11 8856 N DEL MAR AVE 0.072 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-12 8860 N DEL MAR AVE 0.073 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-13 8864 N DEL MAR AVE 0.073 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-14 8868 N DEL MAR AVE 0.067 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-15 8872 N DEL MAR AVE 0.075 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-16 8876 N DEL MAR AVE 0.071 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-17 8880 N DEL MAR AVE 0.054 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-18 8884 N DEL MAR AVE 0.046 Riverview 10.69 10.68
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-692-19 8888 N DEL MAR AVE 0.047 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-20 8844 N DEL MAR AVE 0.059 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-21 8840 N DEL MAR AVE 0.056 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-692-22 8836 N DEL MAR AVE 0.059 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-01 326 W RIVER CT 0.504 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-02 334 W RIVER CT 0.486 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-03 342 W RIVER CT 0.859 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-04 341 W RIVER CT 0.664 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-05 333 W RIVER CT 0.347 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-06 325 W RIVER CT 0.337 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-07 328 W EAGLE CT 0.307 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-08 336 W EAGLE CT 0.252 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-09 344 W EAGLE CT 0.367 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-10 343 W EAGLE CT 0.206 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-11 339 W EAGLE CT 0.229 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-701-12 331 W EAGLE CT 0.227 Riverview 10.69 10.68
402-731-01 994 E OMAHA AVE 0.173 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-02 990 E OMAHA AVE 0.139 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-03 986 E OMAHA AVE 0.139 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-04 982 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-05 976 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-06 964 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-07 960 E OMAHA AVE 0.172 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-08 958 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-09 956 E OMAHA AVE 0.214 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-10 955 E OMAHA AVE 0.227 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-11 957 E OMAHA AVE 0.175 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-12 963 E OMAHA AVE 0.195 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-13 960 E NILES AVE 0.147 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-14 956 E NILES AVE 0.172 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-15 8199 N SIXTH 0.192 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-16 8193 N SIXTH 0.176 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-17 8185 N SIXTH 0.15 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-18 8171 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-19 8165 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-731-20 8153 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-01 993 E OMAHA AVE 0.181 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-02 989 E OMAHA AVE 0.142 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-03 985 E OMAHA AVE 0.142 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-04 981 E OMAHA AVE 0.142 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-05 975 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-06 978 E NILES AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-07 984 E NILES AVE 0.16 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-08 990 E NILES AVE 0.183 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-09 992 E NILES AVE 0.192 4594 96.20 96.20
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-732-10 993 E NILES AVE 0.202 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-11 991 E NILES AVE 0.227 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-12 989 E NILES AVE 0.387 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-13 983 E NILES AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-14 977 E NILES AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-15 969 E NILES AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-16 963 E NILES AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-17 962 E MUNCIE AVE 0.16 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-18 968 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-19 980 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-20 984 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-21 988 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-22 992 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-732-23 996 E MUNCIE AVE 0.174 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-01 995 E MUNCIE AVE 0.174 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-02 991 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-03 987 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-04 983 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-05 979 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-06 967 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-07 961 E MUNCIE AVE 0.16 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-08 960 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-09 974 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-10 978 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-11 982 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-12 986 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.165 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-13 988 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.176 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-14 990 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.252 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-15 987 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.275 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-16 985 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.165 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-17 981 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-18 977 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-19 973 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-20 959 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-21 964 E KENOSHA AVE 0.149 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-22 978 E KENOSHA AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-23 982 E KENOSHA AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-24 986 E KENOSHA AVE 0.137 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-25 990 E KENOSHA AVE 0.163 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-26 992 E KENOSHA AVE 0.238 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-27 994 E KENOSHA AVE 0.252 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-28 995 E KENOSHA AVE 0.258 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-29 991 E KENOSHA AVE 0.254 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-30 987 E KENOSHA AVE 0.172 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-31 983 E KENOSHA AVE 0.17 4594 96.20 96.20
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
402-741-32 979 E KENOSHA AVE 0.169 4594 96.20 96.20
402-741-33 963 E KENOSHA AVE 0.162 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-01 8001 N SIXTH 0.201 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-02 8019 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-03 8027 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-04 8045 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-05 8063 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-06 8081 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-07 8097 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-08 8113 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-09 8121 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
402-742-10 8139 N SIXTH 0.14 4594 96.20 96.20
403-030-14 8879 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-15 8867 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-16 1776 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-17 1786 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-18 1796 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-19 1806 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-20 1818 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-21 1828 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-22 1838 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-23 1848 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-24 1858 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-25 1868 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-26 1880 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-27 1890 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-28 1908 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-29 1918 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-30 1928 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-31 8860 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-32 8870 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.16 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-33 8878 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.159 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-34 8888 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.159 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-35 8896 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.157 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-36 1927 E SERENA AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-37 1917 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-38 1907 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-39 1889 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-40 1879 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-41 1869 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-42 1859 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-43 1849 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-44 1839 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-45 1829 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-46 1819 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-030-47 1809 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-48 1797 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-49 1787 E SERENA AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-030-50 1777 E SERENA AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-060-56 8144 N MILLBROOK AVE 1.53 4159 509.80 509.80
403-081-01 1016 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-02 1030 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-03 1044 E QUINCY AVE 0.16 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-04 1058 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-05 1072 E QUINCY AVE 0.16 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-06 1086 E QUINCY AVE 0.16 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-07 1098 E QUINCY AVE 0.172 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-28 1091 E PORTLAND AVE 0.149 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-29 1079 E PORTLAND AVE 0.149 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-30 1067 E PORTLAND AVE 0.183 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-31 1053 E PORTLAND AVE 0.16 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-32 1041 E PORTLAND AVE 0.149 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-33 1029 E PORTLAND AVE 0.183 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-34 1015 E PORTLAND AVE 0.195 3351 73.39 73.38
403-081-41 1109 E PORTLAND AVE 0.16 3351 73.39 73.38
403-082-01 8295 N 7TH ST 0.227 3351 73.39 73.38
403-082-02 8283 N 7TH ST 0.198 3351 73.39 73.38
403-082-03 8271 N 7TH ST 0.211 3351 73.39 73.38
403-082-04 8259 N 7TH ST 0.211 3351 73.39 73.38
403-082-05 8247 N 7TH ST 0.232 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-01 1097 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-02 1085 E QUINCY AVE 0.16 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-03 1073 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-04 1059 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-05 1047 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-06 8280 N 7TH ST 0.192 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-07 8268 N 7TH ST 0.173 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-08 8256 N 7TH ST 0.192 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-09 8244 N 7TH ST 0.18 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-10 8243 N EIGHTH 0.209 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-11 8255 N EIGHTH 0.22 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-12 8267 N EIGHTH 0.181 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-13 8279 N EIGHTH 0.229 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-14 8278 N EIGHTH 0.2 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-15 8266 N EIGHTH 0.207 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-16 8254 N EIGHTH 0.198 3351 73.39 73.38
403-083-17 8242 N EIGHTH 0.239 3351 73.39 73.38
403-091-01 1126 E SALEM AVE 0.179 3817 55.80 55.80
403-091-02 1138 E SALEM AVE 0.159 3817 55.80 55.80
403-091-03 1150 E SALEM AVE 0.174 3817 55.80 55.80
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-091-04 1162 E SALEM AVE 0.179 3817 55.80 55.80
403-091-05 1174 E SALEM AVE 0.179 3817 55.80 55.80
403-091-06 1186 E SALEM AVE 0.165 3817 55.80 55.80
403-091-07 1198 E SALEM AVE 0.146 3817 55.80 55.80
403-091-08 1204 E SALEM AVE 0.156 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-01 1125 E SALEM AVE 0.155 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-02 1137 E SALEM AVE 0.148 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-03 1149 E SALEM AVE 0.15 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-04 1161 E SALEM AVE 0.148 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-05 1173 E SALEM AVE 0.146 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-06 1185 E SALEM AVE 0.149 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-07 1197 E SALEM AVE 0.143 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-08 1203 E SALEM AVE 0.134 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-09 1202 E RICHMOND AVE 0.15 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-10 1196 E RICHMOND AVE 0.134 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-11 1184 E RICHMOND AVE 0.144 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-12 1172 E RICHMOND AVE 0.147 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-13 1160 E RICHMOND AVE 0.148 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-14 1148 E RICHMOND AVE 0.15 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-15 1136 E RICHMOND AVE 0.15 3817 55.80 55.80
403-092-16 1124 E RICHMOND AVE 0.152 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-01 8473 N EIGHTH 0.16 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-02 8461 N EIGHTH 0.137 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-03 8449 N EIGHTH 0.137 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-04 8437 N EIGHTH 0.137 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-05 8425 N EIGHTH 0.137 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-06 8413 N EIGHTH 0.151 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-07 8401 N EIGHTH 0.172 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-08 1111 E RICHMOND AVE 0.208 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-09 1117 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-10 1123 E RICHMOND AVE 0.161 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-11 1135 E RICHMOND AVE 0.156 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-12 1147 E RICHMOND AVE 0.148 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-13 1159 E RICHMOND AVE 0.139 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-14 1171 E RICHMOND AVE 0.148 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-15 1183 E RICHMOND AVE 0.165 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-16 1195 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-17 8387 N NINTH 0.183 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-18 8386 N NINTH 0.275 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-19 8390 N NINTH 0.22 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-20 8398 N NINTH 0.165 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-21 8406 N NINTH 0.14 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-22 8418 N NINTH 0.14 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-23 8430 N NINTH 0.14 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-24 8442 N NINTH 0.14 3817 55.80 55.80
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-093-25 8454 N NINTH 0.14 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-26 8466 N NINTH 0.14 3817 55.80 55.80
403-093-27 8478 N NINTH 0.16 3817 55.80 55.80
403-101-01 8818 N MILLBROOK AVE 0.325 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-02 8802 N MILLBROOK AVE 0.269 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-03 8786 N MILLBROOK AVE 0.269 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-04 8770 N MILLBROOK AVE 0.269 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-07 8739 N SEVENTH 0.264 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-08 8755 N SEVENTH 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-09 8771 N SEVENTH 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-10 8787 N SEVENTH 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-11 8803 N SEVENTH 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-12 8819 N SEVENTH 0.289 3802 13.92 13.92
403-101-13 8754 N MILLBROOK AVE 0.567 3802 27.84 27.84
403-102-01 1080 E KELSO AVE 0.352 3802 13.92 13.92
403-102-02 1090 E KELSO AVE 0.319 3802 13.92 13.92
403-102-03 1102 E KELSO AVE 0.316 3802 13.92 13.92
403-102-04 1112 E KELSO AVE 0.355 3802 13.92 13.92
403-102-05 1140 E KELSO AVE 0.355 3802 13.92 13.92
403-102-06 1152 E KELSO AVE 0.316 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-01 1073 E KELSO AVE 0.242 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-02 1089 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-03 1105 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-04 1121 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-05 1137 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-06 1153 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-07 1154 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-08 1138 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-09 1122 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-10 1106 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-11 1090 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-103-12 1074 E COLE AVE 0.242 3802 13.92 13.92
403-104-01 1075 E COLE AVE 0.25 3802 13.92 13.92
403-104-02 1091 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-104-03 1107 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-104-04 1123 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-104-05 1139 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-104-06 1155 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-01 1158 E KELSO AVE 0.316 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-02 1172 E KELSO AVE 0.355 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-03 1198 E KELSO AVE 0.355 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-04 1210 E KELSO AVE 0.316 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-05 1216 E KELSO AVE 0.316 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-06 1230 E KELSO AVE 0.355 3802 13.92 13.92
403-111-07 1254 E KELSO AVE 0.269 3802 13.92 13.92
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-111-08 8831 N SPALDING AVE 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-01 8830 N SPALDING AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-02 8814 N SPALDING AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-03 8798 N SPALDING AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-04 8784 N SPALDING AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-05 8768 N SPALDING AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-06 8754 N SPALDING AVE 0.224 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-07 8742 N SPALDING AVE 0.289 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-08 1277 E COLE AVE 0.303 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-09 1261 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-10 1245 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-11 1229 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-12 1213 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-13 1199 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-14 1187 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-112-15 1171 E COLE AVE 0.228 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-01 1170 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-02 1186 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-03 1198 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-04 1212 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-05 1228 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-06 1244 E COLE AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-07 1260 E COLE AVE 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-08 1259 E KELSO AVE 0.247 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-09 1243 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-10 1227 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-11 1211 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-12 1197 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-13 1185 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-113-14 1169 E KELSO AVE 0.234 3802 13.92 13.92
403-121-01 1504 E UTAH AVE 0.183 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-02 1514 E UTAH AVE 0.144 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-03 1524 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-04 1534 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-05 1544 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-06 1554 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-07 1564 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-08 1574 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-09 1584 E UTAH AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-10 1594 E UTAH AVE 0.163 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-11 1604 E UTAH AVE 0.207 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-12 8582 N ROWELL AVE 0.21 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-13 8572 N ROWELL AVE 0.167 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-14 8562 N ROWELL AVE 0.153 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-15 8552 N ROWELL AVE 0.153 3819 95.80 95.80
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-121-16 8542 N ROWELL AVE 0.151 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-17 8532 N ROWELL AVE 0.151 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-18 8522 N ROWELL AVE 0.15 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-19 8512 N ROWELL AVE 0.262 3819 95.80 95.80
403-121-20 1722 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-21 1712 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-22 1702 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-23 1696 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-24 1684 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-25 1676 E UTAH AVE 0.202 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-26 1664 E UTAH AVE 0.268 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-27 1656 E UTAH AVE 0.252 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-28 1663 E UTAH AVE 0.268 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-29 1675 E UTAH AVE 0.183 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-30 1683 E UTAH AVE 0.179 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-31 1678 E TRENTON AVE 0.199 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-32 1668 E TRENTON AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-33 1660 E TRENTON AVE 0.238 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-34 1658 E TRENTON AVE 0.241 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-35 1659 E TRENTON AVE 0.344 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-36 1669 E TRENTON AVE 0.218 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-37 1679 E TRENTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-38 1689 E TRENTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-39 1701 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-40 1711 E TRENTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-121-41 1721 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4125 84.38 84.38
403-122-01 8564 N ARCHIE AVE 0.159 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-02 8554 N ARCHIE AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-03 8544 N ARCHIE AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-04 8534 N ARCHIE AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-05 8524 N ARCHIE AVE 0.156 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-06 8525 N BOYD AVE 0.156 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-07 8535 N BOYD AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-08 8545 N BOYD AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-09 8555 N BOYD AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-122-10 8565 N BOYD AVE 0.155 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-01 8566 N BOYD AVE 0.155 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-02 8556 N BOYD AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-03 8546 N BOYD AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-04 8536 N BOYD AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-05 8526 N BOYD AVE 0.155 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-06 8521 N ROWELL AVE 0.155 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-07 8531 N ROWELL AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-08 8541 N ROWELL AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-123-09 8551 N ROWELL AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-123-10 8561 N ROWELL AVE 0.155 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-01 1597 E TRENTON AVE 0.15 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-02 1587 E TRENTON AVE 0.152 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-03 1577 E TRENTON AVE 0.152 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-04 1567 E TRENTON AVE 0.152 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-05 1557 E TRENTON AVE 0.152 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-06 1547 E TRENTON AVE 0.147 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-07 1537 E TRENTON AVE 0.152 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-08 1527 E TRENTON AVE 0.151 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-09 1517 E TRENTON AVE 0.16 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-10 8513 N ARCHIE AVE 0.207 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-11 8523 N ARCHIE AVE 0.163 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-12 8533 N ARCHIE AVE 0.163 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-13 8543 N ARCHIE AVE 0.163 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-14 8553 N ARCHIE AVE 0.163 3819 95.80 95.80
403-124-15 8563 N ARCHIE AVE 0.164 3819 95.80 95.80
403-125-01 8526 N CHANCE AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-02 8538 N CHANCE AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-03 8550 N CHANCE AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-04 8562 N CHANCE AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-05 8563 N BARTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-06 8551 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-07 8539 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-125-08 8527 N BARTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-151-01 8353 N ARCHIE AVE 0.258 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-02 8339 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-03 8325 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-04 8311 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-05 8297 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-06 8283 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-07 8269 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-151-08 8259 N ARCHIE AVE 0.229 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-01 1527 E PORTLAND AVE 0.257 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-02 1541 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-03 1555 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-04 1569 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-05 1583 E PORTLAND AVE 0.217 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-06 1601 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-07 1615 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-08 1629 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-09 1643 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-10 1657 E PORTLAND AVE 0.22 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-11 1671 E PORTLAND AVE 0.252 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-12 1676 E OMAHA AVE 0.25 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-13 1664 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-152-14 1652 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-15 1638 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-16 1624 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-17 1610 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-18 1596 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-19 1582 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-20 1568 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-21 1554 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-22 1540 E OMAHA AVE 0.199 3274 39.47 39.46
403-152-23 8254 N ARCHIE AVE 0.223 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-01 1529 E QUINCY AVE 0.264 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-02 1545 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-03 1561 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-04 1577 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-05 1593 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-06 1609 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-07 1625 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-08 1641 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-09 1657 E QUINCY AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-10 1673 E QUINCY AVE 0.264 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-11 1672 E PORTLAND AVE 0.264 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-12 1656 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-13 1640 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-14 1624 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-15 1608 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-16 1592 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-17 1576 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-18 1560 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-19 1544 E PORTLAND AVE 0.24 3274 39.47 39.46
403-153-20 1528 E PORTLAND AVE 0.264 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-01 1530 E QUINCY AVE 0.261 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-02 1546 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-03 1562 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-04 1578 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-05 1594 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-06 1610 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-07 1626 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-08 1642 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-09 1658 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-10 1674 E QUINCY AVE 0.237 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-11 1690 E QUINCY AVE 0.29 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-12 8344 N CHANCE AVE 0.277 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-13 8330 N CHANCE AVE 0.252 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-14 8316 N CHANCE AVE 0.194 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-15 8302 N CHANCE AVE 0.194 3274 39.47 39.46
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-154-16 8288 N CHANCE AVE 0.194 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-17 8274 N CHANCE AVE 0.194 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-18 8260 N CHANCE AVE 0.194 3274 39.47 39.46
403-154-19 8246 N CHANCE AVE 0.194 3274 39.47 39.46
403-161-01 8135 N YORKTOWN DR 0.546 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-02 1117 E MUNCIE AVE 0.321 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-03 1127 E MUNCIE AVE 0.147 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-04 1139 E MUNCIE AVE 0.171 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-05 8117 N EIGHTH 0.159 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-06 8105 N EIGHTH 0.167 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-07 8093 N EIGHTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-08 8071 N EIGHTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-09 8059 N EIGHTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-10 8047 N EIGHTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-11 8035 N EIGHTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-12 8023 N EIGHTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-161-13 8011 N EIGHTH 0.195 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-01 1167 E MUNCIE AVE 0.185 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-02 1177 E MUNCIE AVE 0.158 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-03 1187 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-04 1197 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-05 1207 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-06 1217 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-07 1227 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-08 1226 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-09 1216 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-10 1206 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.135 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-11 1196 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-12 1186 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.135 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-13 1176 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.135 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-14 1166 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-162-15 1156 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.139 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-01 8060 N EIGHTH 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-02 1165 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-03 1175 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-04 1185 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-05 1195 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-06 1205 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-07 1215 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-08 1225 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-09 8039 N NINTH 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-10 1216 E KENOSHA AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-11 1206 E KENOSHA AVE 0.133 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-12 1194 E KENOSHA AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-13 1184 E KENOSHA AVE 0.133 3818 25.19 25.18
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-163-14 1174 E KENOSHA AVE 0.133 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-15 1164 E KENOSHA AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-163-16 1154 E KENOSHA AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-01 1153 E KENOSHA AVE 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-02 1165 E KENOSHA AVE 0.187 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-03 1177 E KENOSHA AVE 0.187 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-04 1189 E KENOSHA AVE 0.187 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-05 1199 E KENOSHA AVE 0.187 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-06 1211 E KENOSHA AVE 0.187 3818 25.19 25.18
403-164-07 1223 E KENOSHA AVE 0.187 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-01 8215 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-02 8205 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-03 8195 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-04 8185 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-05 8175 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-06 8165 N YORKTOWN DR 0.18 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-07 8155 N YORKTOWN DR 0.18 3818 25.19 25.18
403-171-08 8145 N YORKTOWN DR 0.216 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-01 1185 E OMAHA AVE 0.167 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-02 1195 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-03 1205 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-04 1215 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-05 1225 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-06 1224 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-07 1214 E NILES AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-08 1204 E NILES AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-09 1194 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-10 1184 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-172-11 1172 E NILES AVE 0.167 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-01 1163 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-02 1173 E NILES AVE 0.165 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-03 1183 E NILES AVE 0.18 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-04 1193 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-05 1203 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-06 1213 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-07 1223 E NILES AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-08 1228 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-09 1218 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-10 1208 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-11 1198 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-12 1188 E MUNCIE AVE 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-13 1178 E MUNCIE AVE 0.127 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-14 1168 E MUNCIE AVE 0.132 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-15 1156 E MUNCIE AVE 0.13 3818 25.19 25.18
403-173-16 1140 E MUNCIE AVE 0.149 3818 25.19 25.18
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-181-01 8225 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-02 8233 N YORKTOWN DR 0.193 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-03 8241 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-04 8249 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-05 8257 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-06 8265 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-07 8273 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-08 8281 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-09 8289 N YORKTOWN DR 0.215 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-10 8295 N YORKTOWN DR 0.257 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-11 8299 N YORKTOWN DR 0.587 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-12 8280 N YORKTOWN DR 0.261 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-13 8272 N YORKTOWN DR 0.185 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-14 8264 N YORKTOWN DR 0.179 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-15 8256 N YORKTOWN DR 0.137 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-16 8248 N YORKTOWN DR 0.147 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-17 8240 N YORKTOWN DR 0.192 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-18 1220 E OMAHA AVE 0.241 3818 25.19 25.18
403-181-19 1230 E OMAHA AVE 0.215 3818 25.19 25.18
403-291-01 8365 N ARCHIE AVE 0.272 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-02 8379 N ARCHIE AVE 0.249 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-03 8393 N ARCHIE AVE 0.249 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-04 8403 N ARCHIE AVE 0.249 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-05 8413 N ARCHIE AVE 0.399 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-06 1516 E SALEM AVE 0.385 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-07 1530 E SALEM AVE 0.258 3913 121.42 121.42
403-291-08 1544 E SALEM AVE 0.26 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-01 8418 N BOYD 0.262 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-02 1596 E SALEM AVE 0.241 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-03 1614 E SALEM AVE 0.241 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-04 1626 E SALEM AVE 0.241 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-05 1640 E SALEM AVE 0.241 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-06 1656 E SALEM AVE 0.241 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-07 1672 E SALEM AVE 0.241 3913 121.42 121.42
403-292-08 1694 E SALEM AVE 0.262 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-01 1529 E SALEM AVE 0.252 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-02 1545 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-03 1561 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-04 1577 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-05 1595 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-06 1613 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-07 1625 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-08 1641 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-09 1657 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-10 1673 E SALEM AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-293-11 1693 E SALEM AVE 0.25 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-12 1692 E RICHMOND AVE 0.25 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-13 1676 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-14 1660 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-15 1644 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-16 1628 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-17 1612 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-18 1596 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-19 1580 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-20 1564 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-21 1548 E RICHMOND AVE 0.218 3913 121.42 121.42
403-293-22 1532 E RICHMOND AVE 0.252 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-01 1531 E RICHMOND AVE 0.258 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-02 1547 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-03 1563 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-04 1579 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-05 1595 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-06 1611 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-07 1627 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-08 1643 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-09 1659 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-10 1675 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-11 1691 E RICHMOND AVE 0.215 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-12 1701 E RICHMOND AVE 0.344 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-13 8360 N CHANCE AVE 0.358 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-14 8374 N CHANCE AVE 0.239 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-15 8388 N CHANCE AVE 0.217 3913 121.42 121.42
403-294-16 8402 N CHANCE AVE 0.217 3913 121.42 121.42
403-301-01 1843 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-02 1855 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-03 1865 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-04 1877 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-05 1887 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-06 1899 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-07 1909 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-08 1921 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-09 1931 E OMAHA AVE 0.152 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-10 1943 E OMAHA AVE 0.203 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-11 1942 E NILES AVE 0.189 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-12 1930 E NILES AVE 0.141 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-13 1920 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-14 1908 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-15 1898 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-16 1886 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-17 1876 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-301-18 1864 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-19 1854 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-20 1842 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-37 1835 E OMAHA AVE 0.154 3976 22.24 22.24
403-301-38 1834 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-01 1841 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-02 1853 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-03 1863 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-04 1875 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-05 1885 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-06 1897 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-07 1907 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-08 1919 E NILES AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-09 1929 E NILES AVE 0.141 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-10 1941 E NILES AVE 0.189 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-11 1940 E MUNCIE AVE 0.189 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-12 1928 E MUNCIE AVE 0.141 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-13 1918 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-14 1906 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-15 1896 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-16 1884 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-17 1874 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-18 1862 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-19 1852 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-20 1840 E MUNCIE AVE 0.144 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-37 1834 E MUNCIE AVE 0.151 3976 22.24 22.24
403-302-38 1833 E NILES AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-01 1829 E MUNCIE AVE 0.151 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-02 1839 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-03 1851 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-04 1861 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-05 1873 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-06 1883 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-07 1895 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-08 1907 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-09 1919 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-10 1929 E MUNCIE AVE 0.153 3976 22.24 22.24
403-303-11 1941 E MUNCIE AVE 0.194 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-01 8353 N JACKSON AVE 0.173 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-02 8365 N JACKSON AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-03 8377 N JACKSON AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-04 8389 N JACKSON AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-05 8399 N JACKSON AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-06 8411 N JACKSON AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-07 8423 N JACKSON AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-311-08 8433 N JACKSON AVE 0.168 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-09 8441 N JACKSON AVE 0.198 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-10 1864 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-11 1874 E QUINCY AVE 0.168 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-12 1884 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-13 1894 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-14 1906 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-15 1916 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-16 1926 E QUINCY AVE 0.146 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-17 1936 E QUINCY AVE 0.189 3976 22.24 22.24
403-311-41 1757 E QUINCY AVE 0.202 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-42 1771 E QUINCY AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-43 1783 E QUINCY AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-44 1797 E QUINCY AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-45 1809 E QUINCY AVE 0.189 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-46 1823 E QUINCY AVE 0.33 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-47 1836 E QUINCY AVE 0.265 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-48 1824 E QUINCY AVE 0.238 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-49 1810 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-50 1798 E QUINCY AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-51 1784 E QUINCY AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-52 1772 E QUINCY AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-311-53 1756 E QUINCY AVE 0.202 4049 43.25 43.24
403-312-01 1937 E QUINCY AVE 0.191 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-02 1927 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-03 1917 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-04 1907 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-05 1897 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-06 1887 E QUINCY AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-07 1877 E QUINCY AVE 0.163 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-08 1876 E PORTLAND AVE 0.164 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-09 1886 E PORTLAND AVE 0.15 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-10 1896 E PORTLAND AVE 0.15 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-11 1908 E PORTLAND AVE 0.15 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-12 1918 E PORTLAND AVE 0.163 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-13 1928 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-14 1932 E PORTLAND AVE 0.183 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-15 1931 E PORTLAND AVE 0.189 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-16 1925 E PORTLAND AVE 0.206 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-17 1915 E PORTLAND AVE 0.183 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-18 1905 E PORTLAND AVE 0.15 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-19 1895 E PORTLAND AVE 0.151 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-20 1885 E PORTLAND AVE 0.151 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-21 1875 E PORTLAND AVE 0.164 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-22 8354 N JACKSON 0.156 3976 22.24 22.24
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-312-23 1888 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-24 1898 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-25 1904 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-26 1914 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-27 1924 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 3976 22.24 22.24
403-312-28 1934 E OMAHA AVE 0.192 3976 22.24 22.24
403-313-07 8311 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-313-08 8323 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-313-09 8335 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-313-10 8357 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-313-11 8359 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-321-01 1635 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.238 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-02 1649 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-03 1657 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.126 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-04 1661 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-05 1671 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.122 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-06 1670 E LESTER AVE 0.12 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-07 1664 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-08 1652 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-09 1642 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-10 1630 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-11 1622 E LESTER AVE 0.206 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-12 1607 E LESTER AVE 0.22 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-13 1621 E LESTER AVE 0.128 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-14 1629 E LESTER AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-15 1641 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-16 1651 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-17 1665 E LESTER AVE 0.108 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-18 1673 E LESTER AVE 0.12 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-19 1668 E COLE AVE 0.16 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-20 1652 E COLE AVE 0.142 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-21 1642 E COLE AVE 0.142 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-22 1630 E COLE AVE 0.142 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-23 1618 E COLE AVE 0.142 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-24 1606 E COLE AVE 0.321 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-25 1564 E COLE AVE 0.252 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-26 1538 E COLE AVE 0.149 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-27 1518 E COLE AVE 0.16 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-28 1519 E LESTER AVE 0.149 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-29 1539 E LESTER AVE 0.149 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-30 1565 E LESTER AVE 0.146 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-31 1587 E LESTER AVE 0.247 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-34 1544 E LESTER AVE 0.128 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-35 1534 E LESTER AVE 0.13 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-36 1524 E LESTER AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-321-37 1512 E LESTER AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-38 1502 E LESTER AVE 0.195 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-39 1503 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.195 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-40 1511 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-41 1523 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-42 1541 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-43 1565 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-44 1587 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-45 1593 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.206 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-46 1595 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.289 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-47 1584 E LESTER AVE 0.223 3966 52.45 52.44
403-321-49 1554 E LESTER AVE 0.222 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-01 8867 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-02 8865 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-03 8853 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-04 8841 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-05 8823 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-06 8817 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-07 8805 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-08 8797 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-09 8791 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-10 8783 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-11 8775 N BARTON AVE 0.114 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-12 8776 N CHANCE AVE 0.114 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-13 8784 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-14 8790 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-15 8798 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-16 8806 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-17 8818 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-18 8824 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-19 8840 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-20 8852 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-21 8866 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-322-22 8868 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-01 1501 E LESTER AVE 0.164 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-02 8785 N ARCHIE AVE 0.151 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-03 8773 N ARCHIE AVE 0.164 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-04 8763 N ARCHIE AVE 0.172 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-05 8751 N ARCHIE AVE 0.202 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-06 1517 E COLE AVE 0.152 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-07 1537 E COLE AVE 0.229 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-08 1563 E COLE AVE 0.275 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-09 1585 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-10 1605 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-11 1617 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-323-12 1629 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-13 1641 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-14 1653 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-15 1667 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-16 1675 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-17 1683 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-18 1691 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-19 1701 E COLE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-20 1711 E COLE AVE 0.183 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-21 1725 E COLE AVE 0.183 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-22 8762 N BARTON AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-23 8774 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-24 8782 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-25 8790 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-26 8796 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-27 8804 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-28 8816 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-29 8822 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-30 8840 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-31 8852 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-32 8864 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-323-33 8866 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-01 8863 N ARCHIE AVE 0.179 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-02 8871 N ARCHIE AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-03 8883 N ARCHIE AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-04 8895 N ARCHIE AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-05 8919 N ARCHIE AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-06 8937 N ARCHIE AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-07 8949 N ARCHIE AVE 0.152 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-08 8955 N ARCHIE AVE 0.252 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-09 8963 N ARCHIE AVE 0.238 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-10 1524 E SERENA AVE 0.186 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-11 1540 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-12 1564 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-13 1578 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-14 1582 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-15 1596 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-331-16 1604 E SERENA AVE 0.171 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-01 8950 N ARCHIE AVE 0.159 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-02 8938 N ARCHIE AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-03 8920 N ARCHIE AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-04 8896 N ARCHIE AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-05 8884 N ARCHIE AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-06 8872 N ARCHIE AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-07 8864 N ARCHIE AVE 0.156 3966 52.45 52.44
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-332-08 8861 N BOYD AVE 0.159 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-09 8873 N BOYD AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-10 8881 N BOYD AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-11 8897 N BOYD AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-12 8921 N BOYD AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-13 8935 N BOYD AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-332-14 8951 N BOYD AVE 0.156 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-01 1632 E SERENA AVE 0.179 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-02 1648 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-03 1662 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-04 1676 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-05 1680 E SERENA AVE 0.158 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-06 1688 E SERENA AVE 0.198 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-07 1696 E SERENA AVE 0.344 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-08 1689 E SERENA AVE 0.344 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-09 1675 E SERENA AVE 0.168 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-10 1661 E SERENA AVE 0.147 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-11 1647 E SERENA AVE 0.14 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-12 1631 E SERENA AVE 0.14 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-13 1617 E SERENA AVE 0.14 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-14 1603 E SERENA AVE 0.14 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-15 1595 E SERENA AVE 0.151 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-16 1598 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.159 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-17 1606 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.156 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-18 1618 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.168 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-19 1636 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.156 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-20 1647 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.404 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-21 1621 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.241 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-22 1607 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.155 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-23 1597 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.171 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-24 8862 N BOYD AVE 0.293 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-25 1648 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.358 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-26 1660 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.13 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-27 1672 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.12 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-28 8881 N CHANCE AVE 0.208 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-29 8885 N CHANCE AVE 0.149 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-30 8891 N CHANCE AVE 0.129 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-31 8893 N CHANCE AVE 0.129 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-32 8901 N CHANCE AVE 0.129 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-33 8911 N CHANCE AVE 0.129 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-34 8923 N CHANCE AVE 0.16 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-35 8935 N CHANCE AVE 0.16 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-36 8947 N CHANCE AVE 0.14 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-37 8961 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-333-38 8975 N CHANCE AVE 0.149 3966 52.45 52.44
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Acreage
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-333-39 8991 N CHANCE AVE 0.227 3966 52.45 52.44
403-334-01 8872 N CHANCE AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-334-02 8882 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-334-03 8883 N BARTON AVE 0.16 3966 52.45 52.44
403-334-04 8879 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-334-05 8875 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-335-01 1737 E SERENA AVE 0.144 3966 52.45 52.44
403-335-02 8896 N BARTON AVE 0.137 3966 52.45 52.44
403-335-03 8886 N BARTON AVE 0.116 3966 52.45 52.44
403-335-04 8880 N BARTON AVE 0.105 3966 52.45 52.44
403-335-05 8878 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-335-06 8874 N BARTON AVE 0.103 3966 52.45 52.44
403-341-01 1778 E SALEM AVE 0.206 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-02 1766 E SALEM AVE 0.192 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-03 1754 E SALEM AVE 0.16 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-04 1742 E SALEM AVE 0.275 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-05 1731 E SALEM AVE 0.195 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-06 1743 E SALEM AVE 0.227 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-07 1755 E SALEM AVE 0.198 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-08 1767 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-09 1779 E SALEM AVE 0.222 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-10 1780 E RICHMOND AVE 0.241 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-11 1768 E RICHMOND AVE 0.204 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-12 1756 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-13 1744 E RICHMOND AVE 0.211 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-14 8395 N BARTON AVE 0.204 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-15 8383 N BARTON AVE 0.202 4049 43.25 43.24
403-341-16 8371 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-01 8368 N BARTON AVE 0.179 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-02 8380 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-03 1775 E RICHMOND AVE 0.223 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-04 1789 E RICHMOND AVE 0.192 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-05 1803 E RICHMOND AVE 0.192 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-06 1815 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-07 1829 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-08 1841 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-09 1855 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-10 1867 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-11 1881 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-12 1893 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-13 1905 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-14 1917 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-15 1929 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-342-16 1941 E RICHMOND AVE 0.202 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-01 8464 N HAYSTON AVE 0.214 4049 43.25 43.24
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Acreage
Tract
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-343-02 8450 N HAYSTON AVE 0.179 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-03 8438 N HAYSTON AVE 0.179 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-04 8424 N HAYSTON AVE 0.179 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-05 8412 N HAYSTON AVE 0.179 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-06 8398 N HAYSTON AVE 0.189 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-07 1824 E RICHMOND AVE 0.202 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-08 1836 E RICHMOND AVE 0.176 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-09 1850 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-10 1862 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-11 1876 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-12 1888 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-13 1902 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-14 1916 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-15 1928 E RICHMOND AVE 0.184 4049 43.25 43.24
403-343-16 1942 E RICHMOND AVE 0.21 4049 43.25 43.24
403-391-01 1316 E SALEM AVE 0.123 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-02 1326 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-03 1334 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-04 1344 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-05 1352 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-06 1362 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-07 1370 E SALEM AVE 0.116 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-08 1380 E SALEM AVE 0.115 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-09 1388 E SALEM AVE 0.113 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-10 1398 E SALEM AVE 0.112 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-11 1408 E SALEM AVE 0.111 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-12 1418 E SALEM AVE 0.11 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-13 1426 E SALEM AVE 0.109 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-14 1436 E SALEM AVE 0.106 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-15 1444 E SALEM AVE 0.126 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-16 8452 N SHARON AVE 0.238 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-17 8444 N SHARON AVE 0.148 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-18 8434 N SHARON AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-19 8426 N SHARON AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-20 8416 N SHARON AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-21 8408 N SHARON AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-22 8398 N SHARON AVE 0.115 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-23 8390 N SHARON AVE 0.115 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-24 8380 N SHARON AVE 0.115 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-25 8372 N SHARON AVE 0.115 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-26 8362 N SHARON AVE 0.121 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-27 8354 N SHARON AVE 0.162 4104 49.65 49.64
403-391-28 8344 N SHARON AVE 0.159 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-01 1267 E SALEM AVE 0.123 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-02 1275 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-392-03 1285 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-04 1293 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-05 1303 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-06 1311 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-07 1321 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-08 1329 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-09 1339 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-10 1347 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-11 1357 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-12 1365 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-13 1375 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-14 1383 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-15 1393 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-16 1403 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-17 1413 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-18 1421 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-19 1431 E SALEM AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-20 1439 E SALEM AVE 0.125 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-21 1440 E RICHMOND AVE 0.125 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-22 1432 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-23 1422 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-24 1414 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-25 1404 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-26 1394 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-27 1384 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-28 1376 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-29 1366 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-30 1358 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-31 1348 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-32 1340 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-33 1330 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-34 1322 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-35 1312 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-36 1304 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-37 1294 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-38 1286 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-39 1276 E RICHMOND AVE 0.107 4104 49.65 49.64
403-392-40 1268 E RICHMOND AVE 0.123 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-01 1292 E SALEM AVE 0.161 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-02 1284 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-03 1274 E SALEM AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-04 1266 E SALEM AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-05 1258 E SALEM AVE 0.224 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-06 8449 N TENTH 0.137 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-07 8441 N TENTH 0.097 4104 49.65 49.64
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-393-08 8431 N TENTH 0.106 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-09 8423 N TENTH 0.118 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-10 8413 N TENTH 0.174 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-11 1255 E RICHMOND AVE 0.229 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-12 1265 E RICHMOND AVE 0.13 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-13 1273 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-14 1283 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-15 1291 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-16 1301 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-17 1309 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-18 1319 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-19 1327 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-20 1337 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-21 1345 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-22 1355 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-23 1363 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-24 1373 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-25 1381 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-26 1391 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-27 1399 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-28 1409 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-29 1417 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-30 1427 E RICHMOND AVE 0.104 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-31 1435 E RICHMOND AVE 0.119 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-32 1438 E QUINCY AVE 0.181 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-33 1426 E QUINCY AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-34 1414 E QUINCY AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-35 1404 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-36 1396 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-37 1384 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-38 1372 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-39 1360 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-40 1348 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-41 1336 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-42 1324 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-43 1312 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-44 1302 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-45 1290 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-46 1280 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-47 1270 E QUINCY AVE 0.202 4104 49.65 49.64
403-393-48 8355 N TENTH 0.238 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-01 1437 E QUINCY AVE 0.164 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-02 1425 E QUINCY AVE 0.154 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-03 1413 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-04 1403 E QUINCY AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-401-05 1395 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-06 1383 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-07 1371 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-08 1359 E QUINCY AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-09 1347 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-10 1335 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-11 1323 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-12 1311 E QUINCY AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-13 1301 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-14 1289 E QUINCY AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-15 1279 E QUINCY AVE 0.164 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-16 1282 E PORTLAND AVE 0.152 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-17 1292 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-18 1304 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-19 1314 E PORTLAND AVE 0.14 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-20 1326 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-21 1338 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-22 1350 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-23 1362 E PORTLAND AVE 0.14 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-24 1374 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-25 1386 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-26 1398 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-27 1406 E PORTLAND AVE 0.14 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-28 1416 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-29 1428 E PORTLAND AVE 0.142 4104 49.65 49.64
403-401-30 1440 E PORTLAND AVE 0.152 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-01 1439 E PORTLAND AVE 0.152 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-02 1427 E PORTLAND AVE 0.142 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-03 1415 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-04 1405 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-05 1397 E PORTLAND AVE 0.14 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-06 1385 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-07 1373 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-08 1361 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-09 1349 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-10 1337 E PORTLAND AVE 0.14 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-11 1325 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-12 1313 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-13 1303 E PORTLAND AVE 0.145 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-14 1291 E PORTLAND AVE 0.14 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-15 1281 E PORTLAND AVE 0.152 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-16 1284 E OMAHA AVE 0.164 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-17 1294 E OMAHA AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-18 1306 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-19 1316 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-402-20 1328 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-21 1340 E OMAHA AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-22 1352 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-23 1364 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-24 1376 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-25 1388 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-26 1402 E OMAHA AVE 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-27 1408 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-28 1418 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-29 1430 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-402-30 1442 E OMAHA AVE 0.164 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-01 8345 N TENTH 0.176 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-02 8335 N TENTH 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-03 8325 N TENTH 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-04 8315 N TENTH 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-05 8305 N TENTH 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-06 8295 N TENTH 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-07 8285 N TENTH 0.151 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-08 8275 N TENTH 0.189 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-09 8265 N TENTH 0.378 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-10 1279 E OMAHA AVE 0.213 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-11 1289 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-12 1299 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-13 1311 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-14 1321 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-15 1333 E OMAHA AVE 0.175 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-16 1345 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-17 1357 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-18 1369 E OMAHA AVE 0.156 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-19 1383 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-20 1393 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-21 1405 E OMAHA AVE 0.159 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-22 1413 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-23 1423 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-24 1435 E OMAHA AVE 0.165 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-25 1447 E OMAHA AVE 0.159 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-26 1459 E OMAHA AVE 0.159 4104 49.65 49.64
403-403-27 1471 E OMAHA AVE 0.203 4104 49.65 49.64
403-404-01 8278 N SHARON AVE 0.179 4104 49.65 49.64
403-404-02 8288 N SHARON AVE 0.17 4104 49.65 49.64
403-404-03 8298 N SHARON AVE 0.17 4104 49.65 49.64
403-404-04 8308 N SHARON AVE 0.17 4104 49.65 49.64
403-404-05 8318 N SHARON AVE 0.192 4104 49.65 49.64
403-451-01 1018 E OMAHA AVE 0.183 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-02 1028 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
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Tract
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-451-03 1038 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-04 1048 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-05 1058 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-06 1068 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-07 1078 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-08 1088 E OMAHA AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-09 1098 E OMAHA AVE 0.196 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-10 8188 N EIGHTH 0.351 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-11 8180 N EIGHTH 0.185 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-12 8172 N EIGHTH 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-13 8164 N EIGHTH 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-14 8156 N EIGHTH 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-15 8148 N EIGHTH 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-16 8140 N EIGHTH 0.227 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-17 1061 E NILES AVE 0.274 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-18 1051 E NILES AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-19 1041 E NILES AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-20 1031 E NILES AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-21 1021 E NILES AVE 0.149 4159 50.98 50.98
403-451-22 1011 E NILES AVE 0.183 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-01 1012 E NILES AVE 0.183 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-02 1022 E NILES AVE 0.158 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-03 1032 E NILES AVE 0.158 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-04 1044 E NILES AVE 0.158 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-05 1054 E NILES AVE 0.158 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-06 1064 E NILES AVE 0.175 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-07 8169 N EIGHTH 0.151 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-08 1073 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-09 1063 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-10 1053 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-11 1043 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-12 1033 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-13 1023 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4159 50.98 50.98
403-452-14 1013 E OMAHA AVE 0.183 4159 50.98 50.98
403-461-01 1296 E SERENA AVE 0.223 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-02 1282 E SERENA 0.255 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-03 1268 E SERENA AVE 0.319 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-04 8921 N SPALDING AVE 0.303 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-05 8907 N SPALDING AVE 0.192 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-06 8891 N SPALDING AVE 0.208 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-07 8877 N SPALDING AVE 0.21 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-08 8861 N SPALDING AVE 0.243 4223 172.78 172.78
403-461-09 8847 N SPALDING AVE 0.301 4223 172.78 172.78
403-462-01 1285 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.237 4223 172.78 172.78
403-462-02 1305 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.242 4223 172.78 172.78
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-462-03 1319 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.242 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-01 8846 N TENTH 0.203 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-02 8860 N TENTH 0.203 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-03 8872 N TENTH 0.203 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-04 8886 N TENTH 0.203 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-05 8898 N TENTH 0.203 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-06 8912 N TENTH 0.206 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-07 1334 E SERENA AVE 0.305 4223 172.78 172.78
403-463-08 1324 E SERENA AVE 0.233 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-01 1321 E SERENA AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-02 1309 E SERENA AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-03 1291 E SERENA AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-04 1281 E SERENA AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-05 1282 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-06 1290 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-07 1308 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-464-08 1320 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.211 4223 172.78 172.78
403-471-01 1775 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-02 1785 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-03 1795 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-04 1807 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-05 1817 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-06 1827 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-07 1839 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-08 1849 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-09 1859 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-10 1869 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-11 1881 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-12 1891 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-13 1909 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-14 1919 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-15 1929 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-16 1926 E LESTER AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-17 1916 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-18 1906 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-19 1888 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-20 1878 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-21 1866 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-22 1856 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-23 1846 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-24 1834 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-25 1824 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-26 1814 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-27 1804 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-28 1794 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
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Tract
Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-471-29 1784 E LESTER AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-471-30 1774 E LESTER AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-472-01 8850 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4034 27.90 27.90
403-472-02 8840 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4034 27.90 27.90
403-472-03 1946 E LESTER AVE 0.198 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-01 1773 E LESTER AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-02 1783 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-03 1793 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-04 1805 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-05 1815 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-06 1825 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-07 1837 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-08 1847 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-09 1857 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-10 1867 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-11 1879 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-12 1889 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-13 1907 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-14 1917 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-15 1927 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-16 1937 E LESTER AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-17 1947 E LESTER AVE 0.195 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-18 1948 E COLE AVE 0.192 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-19 1938 E COLE AVE 0.149 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-20 1928 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-21 1918 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-22 1908 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-23 1890 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-24 1880 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-25 1868 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-26 1858 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-27 1848 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-28 1838 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-29 1826 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-30 1816 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-31 1806 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-32 1796 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-33 1786 E COLE AVE 0.152 4034 27.90 27.90
403-473-34 1776 E COLE AVE 0.169 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-01 8855 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-02 8843 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-03 8831 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-04 8819 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-05 8807 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-06 8783 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-474-07 8769 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-08 8755 N HAYSTON AVE 0.162 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-09 1755 E COLE AVE 0.22 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-10 1765 E COLE AVE 0.177 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-11 1775 E COLE AVE 0.163 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-12 1785 E COLE AVE 0.168 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-13 1795 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-14 1807 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-15 1817 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-16 1827 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-17 1839 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-18 1849 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-19 1859 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-20 1869 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-21 1881 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-22 1891 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-23 1909 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-24 1919 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-25 1929 E COLE AVE 0.151 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-26 1939 E COLE AVE 0.148 4034 27.90 27.90
403-474-27 1949 E COLE AVE 0.189 4034 27.90 27.90
403-481-01 1944 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-02 1932 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-03 1920 E UTAH AVE 0.168 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-04 1908 E UTAH AVE 0.168 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-05 1898 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-06 1888 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-07 1878 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-08 1868 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-09 1858 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-10 1848 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-11 1838 E UTAH AVE 0.188 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-12 1828 E UTAH AVE 0.309 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-13 8561 N JACKSON AVE 0.198 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-14 8551 N JACKSON AVE 0.151 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-15 8543 N JACKSON AVE 0.151 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-16 8535 N JACKSON AVE 0.151 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-17 8527 N JACKSON AVE 0.164 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-18 8528 N HAYSTON AVE 0.164 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-19 8538 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-20 8548 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-21 8558 N HAYSTON AVE 0.151 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-22 8568 N HAYSTON AVE 0.164 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-23 1782 E UTAH AVE 0.321 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-24 1772 E UTAH AVE 0.208 4125 84.38 84.38
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-481-25 1762 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-26 1752 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-27 1742 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-481-28 1732 E UTAH AVE 0.173 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-01 8565 N HAYSTON AVE 0.156 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-02 8553 N HAYSTON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-03 8541 N HAYSTON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-04 8529 N HAYSTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-05 8528 N BARTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-06 8540 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-07 8552 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-482-08 8564 N BARTON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-483-01 1731 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4125 84.38 84.38
403-483-02 1743 E TRENTON AVE 0.177 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-01 1763 E TRENTON AVE 0.185 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-02 1773 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-03 1785 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-04 1795 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-05 1805 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-06 1815 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-07 1827 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-08 1837 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-09 1847 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-10 1857 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-11 1869 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-12 1879 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-13 1889 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-14 1901 E TRENTON AVE 0.165 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-15 1911 E TRENTON AVE 0.247 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-16 1921 E TRENTON AVE 0.344 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-17 8526 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.192 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-18 8534 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.155 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-19 8542 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.158 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-20 8552 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.158 4125 84.38 84.38
403-484-21 8562 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.188 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-01 8561 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-02 8551 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-03 8541 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-04 8531 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-05 8530 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-06 8540 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-07 8550 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-485-08 8560 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-01 8559 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-02 8549 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-486-03 8539 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-04 8529 N JOHN ALBERT AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-05 8528 N JACKSON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-06 8538 N JACKSON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-07 8548 N JACKSON AVE 0.176 4125 84.38 84.38
403-486-08 8558 N JACKSON AVE 0.169 4125 84.38 84.38
403-501-01 8253 N PRICE AVE 0.24 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-02 8263 N PRICE AVE 0.205 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-03 8275 N PRICE AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-04 8285 N PRICE AVE 0.402 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-05 8284 N PRICE AVE 0.358 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-06 8274 N PRICE AVE 0.204 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-07 8262 N PRICE AVE 0.196 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-08 8252 N PRICE AVE 0.229 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-09 8249 N BACKER AVE 0.197 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-10 8261 N BACKER AVE 0.187 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-11 8273 N BACKER AVE 0.206 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-12 8285 N BACKER AVE 0.252 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-13 2090 E PORTLAND AVE 0.198 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-14 2102 E PORTLAND AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-15 2116 E PORTLAND AVE 0.195 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-16 2128 E PORTLAND AVE 0.218 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-17 8293 N CLASSICS AVE 0.211 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-18 8307 N CLASSICS AVE 0.184 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-19 8321 N CLASSICS AVE 0.184 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-20 8335 N CLASSICS AVE 0.303 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-21 2164 E QUINCY AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-501-22 2176 E QUINCY AVE 0.185 4191 36.12 36.12
403-502-01 2198 E QUINCY AVE 0.209 4191 36.12 36.12
403-502-02 2210 E QUINCY AVE 0.222 4191 36.12 36.12
403-502-03 8336 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-502-04 8324 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-01 2101 E PORTLAND AVE 0.202 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-02 2113 E PORTLAND AVE 0.181 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-03 2125 E PORTLAND AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-04 2137 E PORTLAND AVE 0.181 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-05 2149 E PORTLAND AVE 0.181 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-06 2161 E PORTLAND AVE 0.252 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-07 8278 N CLASSICS AVE 0.275 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-08 8292 N CLASSICS AVE 0.183 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-09 8306 N CLASSICS AVE 0.183 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-10 8320 N CLASSICS AVE 0.209 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-11 8319 N MC DONALD 0.209 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-12 8305 N MC DONALD 0.191 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-13 8291 N MC DONALD 0.191 4191 36.12 36.12
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-503-14 8277 N MC DONALD 0.191 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-15 8263 N MC DONALD 0.209 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-16 2206 E OMAHA AVE 0.189 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-17 2192 E OMAHA AVE 0.176 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-18 2180 E OMAHA AVE 0.176 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-19 2166 E OMAHA AVE 0.176 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-24 2102 E OMAHA AVE 0.191 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-25 2154 E OMAHA AVE 0.234 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-26 2128 E OMAHA AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-503-27 2114 E OMAHA AVE 0.234 4191 36.12 36.12
403-504-01 8298 N MC DONALD 0.189 4191 36.12 36.12
403-504-02 8284 N MC DONALD 0.181 4191 36.12 36.12
403-504-06 8272 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-504-07 8258 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-504-08-S 8232 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-01-S 2047 E OMAHA AVE 0.228 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-02-S 2059 E OMAHA AVE 0.198 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-03-S 2073 E OMAHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-09-S 2151 E OMAHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-10-S 2163 E OMAHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-11-S 2177 E OMAHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-12-S 2189 E OMAHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-13-S 2203 E OMAHA AVE 0.202 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-14-S 2204 E NILES AVE 0.225 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-15-S 2190 E NILES AVE 0.209 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-16-S 2176 E NILES AVE 0.196 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-17-S 2162 E NILES AVE 0.235 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-18-S 2148 E NILES AVE 0.272 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-19-S 2142 E NILES AVE 0.303 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-20-S 2149 E NILES AVE 0.252 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-21-S 2163 E NILES AVE 0.198 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-22-S 2177 E NILES AVE 0.198 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-23-S 2191 E NILES AVE 0.211 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-24-S 2205 E NILES AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-25-S 2206 E MUNCIE AVE 0.221 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-26-S 2192 E MUNCIE AVE 0.205 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-27-S 2178 E MUNCIE AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-28-S 2164 E MUNCIE AVE 0.231 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-29-S 2150 E MUNCIE AVE 0.268 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-30-S 2143 E MUNCIE AVE 0.265 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-31-S 2147 E MUNCIE AVE 0.283 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-32-S 2159 E MUNCIE AVE 0.224 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-33-S 2173 E MUNCIE AVE 0.198 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-34-S 2185 E MUNCIE AVE 0.184 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-35-S 2199 E MUNCIE AVE 0.211 4191 36.12 36.12
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-511-36-S 8152 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-37-S 8162 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-38-S 8172 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-39-S 8182 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-40-S 8192 N BACKER AVE 0.122 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-41-S 2098 E NILES AVE 0.165 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-42-S 2092 E NILES AVE 0.134 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-43-S 2086 E NILES AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-44-S 2080 E NILES AVE 0.138 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-45-S 2074 E NILES AVE 0.122 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-46-S 2068 E NILES AVE 0.151 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-47-S 8185 N PRICE AVE 0.106 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-48-S 2056 E MUNCIE AVE 0.113 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-49-S 2046 E MUNCIE AVE 0.114 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-50-S 2036 E MUNCIE AVE 0.107 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-51-S 2026 E MUNCIE AVE 0.107 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-52-S 2016 E MUNCIE AVE 0.138 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-55-S 2137 E OMAHA AVE 0.219 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-56-S 2125 E OMAHA AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-57-S 2099 E OMAHA AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-511-58-S 2085 E OMAHA AVE 0.219 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-01-S 2017 E MUNCIE AVE 0.155 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-02-S 2027 E MUNCIE AVE 0.125 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-03-S 2037 E MUNCIE AVE 0.128 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-04-S 2047 E MUNCIE AVE 0.128 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-05-S 2057 E MUNCIE AVE 0.139 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-06-S 2067 E MUNCIE AVE 0.138 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-07-S 8160 N PRICE AVE 0.099 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-08-S 8170 N PRICE AVE 0.101 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-09-S 8180 N PRICE AVE 0.108 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-10-S 8181 N BACKER AVE 0.108 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-11-S 8171 N BACKER AVE 0.101 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-12-S 8161 N BACKER AVE 0.101 4191 36.12 36.12
403-512-13-S 8151 N BACKER AVE 0.111 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-11-S 8220 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-12-S 8206 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-13-S 8194 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-14-S 8168 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-15-S 8154 N MC DONALD 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-16-S 8142 N MC DONALD 0.233 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-18-S 8128 N MC DONALD 0.204 4191 36.12 36.12
403-513-19-S 8116 N MC DONALD 0.237 4191 36.12 36.12
403-521-02-S 8073 N BACKER AVE 0.207 4191 36.12 36.12
403-521-03-S 8061 N BACKER AVE 0.189 4191 36.12 36.12
403-521-04-S 8047 N BACKER AVE 0.189 4191 36.12 36.12
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-521-05-S 8035 N BACKER AVE 0.189 4191 36.12 36.12
403-521-06-S 8021 N BACKER AVE 0.227 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-01-S 8142 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-02-S 8132 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-03-S 8122 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-04-S 8112 N BACKER AVE 0.118 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-05-S 8102 N BACKER AVE 0.128 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-06-S 2132 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.191 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-07-S 2146 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.176 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-08-S 2158 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-09-S 2172 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.176 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-10-S 2186 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.176 4191 36.12 36.12
403-522-11-S 2198 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.199 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-01-S 2145 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.194 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-02-S 2157 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-03-S 2171 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-04-S 2183 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.181 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-05-S 2197 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-06-S 2209 E LEXINGTON AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-07-S 2208 E KENOSHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-08-S 2196 E KENOSHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-09-S 2182 E KENOSHA AVE 0.181 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-10-S 2170 E KENOSHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-11-S 2156 E KENOSHA AVE 0.179 4191 36.12 36.12
403-523-12-S 2144 E KENOSHA AVE 0.194 4191 36.12 36.12
403-524-01-S 2143 E KENOSHA AVE 0.22 4191 36.12 36.12
403-524-02-S 2155 E KENOSHA AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-524-03-S 2169 E KENOSHA AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-524-04-S 2181 E KENOSHA AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-524-05-S 2195 E KENOSHA AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-524-06-S 2207 E KENOSHA AVE 0.192 4191 36.12 36.12
403-531-01 8715 N WHITNEY AVE 0.16 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-02 8703 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-03 8691 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-04 8679 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-05 8669 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-06 8657 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-07 8647 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-08 8635 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-09 8625 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-531-10 8613 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-01 2246 E WARWICK AVE 0.15 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-02 2258 E WARWICK AVE 0.139 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-03 2268 E WARWICK AVE 0.139 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-04 2282 E WARWICK AVE 0.139 4212 27.58 27.58
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-532-05 2290 E WARWICK AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-06 2302 E WARWICK AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-07 2312 E WARWICK AVE 0.244 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-08 8694 N RECREATION AVE 0.229 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-09 8684 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-10 8674 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-11 8664 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-12 8654 N RECREATION AVE 0.239 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-13 2315 E POWERS AVE 0.247 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-14 2305 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-15 2293 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-16 2285 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-17 2271 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-18 2261 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-19 2249 E POWERS AVE 0.152 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-20 2250 E VERMONT AVE 0.152 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-21 2262 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-22 2272 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-23 2286 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-24 2294 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-25 2306 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-26 2316 E VERMONT AVE 0.289 4212 27.58 27.58
403-532-27 8598 N RECREATION AVE 0.206 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-01 2247 E WARWICK AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-02 2259 E WARWICK AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-03 2269 E WARWICK AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-04 2283 E WARWICK AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-05 2291 E WARWICK AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-06 2303 E WARWICK AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-07 2304 E POWERS AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-08 2292 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-09 2284 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-10 2270 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-11 2260 E POWERS AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-533-12 2248 E POWERS AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-01 2261 E TRENTON AVE 0.179 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-02 2251 E TRENTON AVE 0.205 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-03 2239 E TRENTON AVE 0.328 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-04 8509 N WHITNEY AVE 0.192 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-05 8523 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-06 8537 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-07 8551 N WHITNEY AVE 0.16 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-08 8565 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-09 8579 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-541-10 8593 N WHITNEY AVE 0.16 4212 27.58 27.58
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-541-11 8603 N WHITNEY AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-01 2251 E VERMONT AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-02 2263 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-03 2273 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-04 2287 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-05 2295 E VERMONT AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-06 2307 E VERMONT AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-07 2308 E UTAH AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-08 2296 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-09 2288 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-10 2274 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-11 2264 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-542-12 2252 E UTAH AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-01 2289 E TRENTON AVE 0.179 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-02 2299 E TRENTON AVE 0.154 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-03 2311 E TRENTON AVE 0.211 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-04 2321 E TRENTON AVE 0.289 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-05 8518 N RECREATION AVE 0.185 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-06 8528 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-07 8538 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-08 8548 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-09 8558 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-10 8568 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-11 8578 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-543-12 8588 N RECREATION AVE 0.137 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-01 2253 E UTAH AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-02 2265 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-03 2275 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-04 2289 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-05 2297 E UTAH AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-06 2309 E UTAH AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-07 2310 E TRENTON AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-08 2298 E TRENTON AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-09 2288 E TRENTON AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-10 2276 E TRENTON AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-11 2266 E TRENTON AVE 0.14 4212 27.58 27.58
403-544-12 2254 E TRENTON AVE 0.149 4212 27.58 27.58
403-551-01 8681 N WOODROW AVE 0.171 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-02 8671 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-03 8661 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-04 8651 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-05 8641 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-06 8631 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-07 8621 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-551-08 8611 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-552-01 2102 E WARWICK AVE 0.151 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-02 2108 E WARWICK AVE 0.148 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-03 2116 E WARWICK AVE 0.148 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-04 2124 E WARWICK AVE 0.148 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-05 2134 E WARWICK AVE 0.148 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-06 2144 E WARWICK AVE 0.148 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-07 2154 E WARWICK AVE 0.153 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-08 2166 E WARWICK AVE 0.148 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-09 2178 E WARWICK AVE 0.202 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-10 8692 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.247 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-11 8682 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.211 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-12 8672 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-13 8662 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-14 8652 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-15 8642 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-16 8632 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-17 8622 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-552-18 8612 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-01 2125 E WARWICK AVE 0.165 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-02 2135 E WARWICK AVE 0.167 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-03 2145 E WARWICK AVE 0.152 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-04 2155 E WARWICK AVE 0.152 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-05 2167 E WARWICK AVE 0.164 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-06 2168 E POWERS AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-07 2156 E POWERS AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-08 2146 E POWERS AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-09 2136 E POWERS AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-553-10 2126 E POWERS AVE 0.16 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-01 2127 E POWERS AVE 0.159 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-02 2137 E POWERS AVE 0.145 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-03 2147 E POWERS AVE 0.145 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-04 2157 E POWERS AVE 0.161 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-05 2169 E POWERS AVE 0.156 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-06 2166 E VERMONT AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-07 2154 E VERMONT AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-08 2144 E VERMONT AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-09 2134 E VERMONT AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-554-10 2124 E VERMONT AVE 0.16 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-01 8503 N WOODROW AVE 0.203 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-02 8509 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-03 8521 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-04 8531 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-05 8541 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-06 8551 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-07 8561 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-561-08 8571 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-09 8581 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-561-10 8591 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-01 2125 E VERMONT AVE 0.159 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-02 2135 E VERMONT AVE 0.161 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-03 2145 E VERMONT AVE 0.145 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-04 2155 E VERMONT AVE 0.145 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-05 2167 E VERMONT AVE 0.156 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-06 2168 E UTAH AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-07 2156 E UTAH AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-08 2146 E UTAH AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-09 2136 E UTAH AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-562-10 2126 E UTAH AVE 0.16 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-01 2127 E UTAH AVE 0.159 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-02 2137 E UTAH AVE 0.145 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-03 2147 E UTAH AVE 0.145 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-04 2157 E UTAH AVE 0.161 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-05 2169 E UTAH AVE 0.156 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-06 2166 E TRENTON AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-07 2154 E TRENTON AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-08 2144 E TRENTON AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-09 2134 E TRENTON AVE 0.146 4335 27.27 27.26
403-563-10 2124 E TRENTON AVE 0.16 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-01 8504 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.203 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-02 8510 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-03 8520 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-04 8530 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-05 8540 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-06 8550 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-07 8560 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-08 8570 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-09 8580 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-564-10 8590 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.163 4335 27.27 27.26
403-565-01 2125 E TRENTON AVE 0.176 4335 27.27 27.26
403-565-02 2135 E TRENTON AVE 0.158 4335 27.27 27.26
403-565-03 2145 E TRENTON AVE 0.16 4335 27.27 27.26
403-565-04 2155 E TRENTON AVE 0.16 4335 27.27 27.26
403-565-05 2167 E TRENTON AVE 0.173 4335 27.27 27.26
403-571-01 8975 N WOODROW AVE 0.298 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-02 8959 N WOODROW AVE 0.192 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-03 8945 N WOODROW AVE 0.185 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-04 8931 N WOODROW AVE 0.18 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-05 8917 N WOODROW AVE 0.189 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-06 8903 N WOODROW AVE 0.179 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-07 8889 N WOODROW AVE 0.185 4528 60.27 60.26
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-571-08 8875 N WOODROW AVE 0.194 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-09 8861 N WOODROW AVE 0.204 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-10 8847 N WOODROW AVE 0.21 4528 60.27 60.26
403-571-11 8833 N WOODROW AVE 0.212 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-01 8976 N WOODROW AVE 0.267 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-02 8960 N WOODROW AVE 0.186 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-03 8946 N WOODROW AVE 0.196 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-04 8932 N WOODROW AVE 0.207 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-05 8918 N WOODROW AVE 0.217 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-06 8904 N WOODROW AVE 0.217 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-07 8890 N WOODROW AVE 0.206 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-08 8876 N WOODROW AVE 0.203 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-09 8862 N WOODROW AVE 0.192 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-10 8848 N WOODROW AVE 0.18 4528 60.27 60.26
403-572-11 8834 N WOODROW AVE 0.185 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-01 2004 E COLE AVE 0.176 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-02 2016 E COLE AVE 0.158 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-03 2026 E COLE AVE 0.175 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-04 2036 E COLE AVE 0.181 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-05 2046 E COLE AVE 0.2 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-06 2056 E COLE AVE 0.206 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-07 2066 E COLE AVE 0.203 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-08 2078 E COLE AVE 0.193 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-09 2090 E COLE AVE 0.183 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-10 2104 E COLE AVE 0.173 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-11 2116 E COLE AVE 0.165 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-12 2130 E COLE AVE 0.192 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-13 8791 N WOODROW AVE 0.246 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-14 8805 N WOODROW AVE 0.212 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-15 8819 N WOODROW AVE 0.212 4528 60.27 60.26
403-581-16 2006 E LESTER AVE 0.227 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-17 2018 E LESTER AVE 0.184 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-18 2028 E LESTER AVE 0.193 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-19 2038 E LESTER AVE 0.187 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-20 2048 E LESTER AVE 0.193 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-21 2058 E LESTER AVE 0.193 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-22 2068 E LESTER AVE 0.176 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-23 2080 E LESTER AVE 0.247 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-24 2088 E LESTER AVE 0.298 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-25 2087 E LESTER AVE 0.247 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-26 2079 E LESTER AVE 0.283 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-27 2067 E LESTER AVE 0.176 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-28 2057 E LESTER AVE 0.194 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-29 2047 E LESTER AVE 0.194 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-30 2037 E LESTER AVE 0.188 4601 63.18 63.18
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-581-31 2027 E LESTER AVE 0.194 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-32 2017 E LESTER AVE 0.185 4601 63.18 63.18
403-581-33 2005 E LESTER AVE 0.238 4601 63.18 63.18
403-582-01 8750 N WOODROW AVE 0.187 4528 60.27 60.26
403-582-02 8764 N WOODROW AVE 0.208 4528 60.27 60.26
403-582-03 8778 N WOODROW AVE 0.179 4528 60.27 60.26
403-582-04 8792 N WOODROW AVE 0.185 4528 60.27 60.26
403-582-05 8806 N WOODROW AVE 0.185 4528 60.27 60.26
403-582-06 8820 N WOODROW AVE 0.185 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-01 2003 E COLE AVE 0.275 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-02 2015 E COLE AVE 0.217 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-03 2027 E COLE AVE 0.206 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-04 2039 E COLE AVE 0.22 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-05 2051 E COLE AVE 0.208 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-06 2063 E COLE AVE 0.204 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-07 2075 E COLE AVE 0.212 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-08 2087 E COLE AVE 0.226 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-09 2101 E COLE AVE 0.237 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-10 2115 E COLE AVE 0.244 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-11 2129 E COLE AVE 0.237 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-12 2141 E COLE AVE 0.165 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-13 2153 E COLE AVE 0.137 4528 60.27 60.26
403-583-14 2167 E COLE AVE 0.137 4528 60.27 60.26
403-591-01 8949 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-02 8937 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-03 8923 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-04 8909 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-05 8893 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-06 8879 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-07 8865 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-591-08 8851 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-592-01 2204 E SERENA AVE 0.187 4112 29.30 29.30
403-592-02 2214 E SERENA AVE 0.168 4112 29.30 29.30
403-592-03 2224 E SERENA AVE 0.168 4112 29.30 29.30
403-592-04 2234 E SERENA AVE 0.165 4112 29.30 29.30
403-592-05 2244 E SERENA AVE 0.165 4112 29.30 29.30
403-592-06 2254 E SERENA AVE 0.187 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-01 2205 E SERENA AVE 0.192 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-02 2215 E SERENA AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-03 2225 E SERENA AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-04 2235 E SERENA AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-05 2245 E SERENA AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-06 2255 E SERENA AVE 0.156 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-07 2256 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.156 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-08 2246 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-593-09 2236 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-10 2226 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-11 2216 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-593-12 2206 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.192 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-01 2207 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.169 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-02 2217 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-03 2227 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-04 2237 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-05 2247 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-06 2257 E EVERGLADE AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-07 2254 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-08 2244 E KELSO AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-09 2234 E KELSO AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-10 2224 E KELSO AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-11 2214 E KELSO AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-594-12 2204 E KELSO AVE 0.169 4112 29.30 29.30
403-595-01 2264 E KELSO AVE 0.16 4112 29.30 29.30
403-595-02 2274 E KELSO AVE 0.144 4112 29.30 29.30
403-595-03 2284 E KELSO AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-595-04 2294 E KELSO AVE 0.175 4112 29.30 29.30
403-595-05 8858 N RECREATION AVE 0.321 4112 29.30 29.30
403-595-06 8848 N RECREATION AVE 0.176 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-01 8751 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.174 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-02 8765 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.151 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-03 8779 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.166 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-04 8793 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.169 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-05 8807 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.161 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-06 8821 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.156 4112 29.30 29.30
403-601-07 8835 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.15 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-01 2205 E KELSO AVE 0.172 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-02 2215 E KELSO AVE 0.142 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-03 2225 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-04 2235 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-05 2245 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-06 2255 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-07 2265 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-08 2275 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-09 2285 E KELSO AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-10 2295 E KELSO AVE 0.172 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-11 2296 E LESTER AVE 0.172 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-12 2286 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-13 2276 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-14 2266 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-15 2256 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-16 2246 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-602-17 2236 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-18 2226 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-19 2216 E LESTER AVE 0.142 4112 29.30 29.30
403-602-20 2206 E LESTER AVE 0.162 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-01 2207 E LESTER AVE 0.16 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-02 2217 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-03 2227 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-04 2235 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-05 2243 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-06 2251 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-07 2259 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-08 2269 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-09 2279 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-10 2289 E LESTER AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-11 2297 E LESTER AVE 0.153 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-12 2298 E COLE AVE 0.163 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-13 2290 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-14 2280 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-15 2270 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-16 2260 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-17 2252 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-18 2244 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-19 2238 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-20 2228 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-21 2218 E COLE AVE 0.146 4112 29.30 29.30
403-603-22 2208 E COLE AVE 0.194 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-01 2179 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-02 2189 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-03 2199 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-04 2209 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-05 2219 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-06 2229 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-604-07 2239 E COLE AVE 0.156 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-01 2249 E COLE AVE 0.169 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-02 2259 E COLE AVE 0.142 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-03 2271 E COLE AVE 0.142 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-04 2283 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-05 2295 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-06 2307 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-07 2319 E COLE AVE 0.137 4112 29.30 29.30
403-605-08 2331 E COLE AVE 0.16 4112 29.30 29.30
403-606-01 8750 N RECREATION AVE 0.149 4112 29.30 29.30
403-606-02 8764 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-606-03 8778 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-606-04 8792 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-606-05 8806 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-606-06 8820 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-606-07 8834 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4112 29.30 29.30
403-611-01 8463 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.236 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-02 8449 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.187 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-03 8437 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.189 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-04 8421 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.189 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-05 8409 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.189 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-06 8395 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.189 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-07 8393 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.189 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-08 8391 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.229 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-09 8389 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.293 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-10 2235 E RICHMOND AVE 0.246 4645 80.18 80.18
403-611-11 2251 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-01 8464 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.195 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-02 8450 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-03 8438 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-04 8422 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-05 8419 N WHITNEY AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-06 8435 N WHITNEY AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-07 8447 N WHITNEY AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-08 8465 N WHITNEY AVE 0.341 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-09 8464 N WHITNEY AVE 0.341 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-10 8448 N WHITNEY AVE 0.23 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-11 8436 N WHITNEY AVE 0.241 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-12 8420 N WHITNEY AVE 0.247 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-13 8421 N RECREATION AVE 0.247 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-14 8437 N RECREATION AVE 0.241 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-15 8449 N RECREATION AVE 0.23 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-16 8463 N RECREATION AVE 0.341 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-17 8464 N RECREATION AVE 0.33 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-18 8450 N RECREATION AVE 0.23 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-19 8438 N RECREATION AVE 0.241 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-20 8422 N RECREATION AVE 0.247 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-21 8419 N DEARING AVE 0.241 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-22 8435 N DEARING AVE 0.235 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-23 8447 N DEARING AVE 0.227 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-24 8465 N DEARING AVE 0.337 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-25 8466 N DEARING AVE 0.278 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-28 8420 N DEARING AVE 0.257 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-29 8410 N DEARING AVE 0.257 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-30 8396 N DEARING AVE 0.257 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-31 8392 N DEARING AVE 0.284 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-32 8448 N DEARING AVE 0.238 4645 80.18 80.18
403-612-34 8436 N DEARING AVE 0.263 4645 80.18 80.18
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-613-01 2253 E SALEM AVE 0.216 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-02 2265 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-03 2273 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-04 2295 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-05 2333 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-06 2345 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-07 2359 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-08 2379 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-09 2401 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-10 2411 E SALEM AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-11 2425 E SALEM AVE 0.219 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-12 2424 E RICHMOND AVE 0.216 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-13 2410 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-14 2400 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-15 2378 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-16 2358 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-17 2344 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-18 2332 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-19 2294 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-20 2272 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-21 2264 E RICHMOND AVE 0.2 4645 80.18 80.18
403-613-22 2252 E RICHMOND AVE 0.219 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-01 2271 E RICHMOND AVE 0.195 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-02 2293 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-03 2333 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-04 2343 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-05 2355 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-06 2363 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-07 2381 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-08 2401 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-09 2409 E RICHMOND AVE 0.191 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-10 2423 E RICHMOND AVE 0.188 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-11 2435 E RICHMOND AVE 0.185 4645 80.18 80.18
403-614-12 2443 E RICHMOND AVE 0.24 4645 80.18 80.18
403-631-01 2236 E QUINCY AVE 0.171 4261 80.17 79.12
403-631-02 2242 E QUINCY AVE 0.162 4261 80.17 79.12
403-631-03 2248 E QUINCY AVE 0.167 4261 80.17 79.12
403-631-04 2254 E QUINCY AVE 0.174 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-01 2270 E QUINCY AVE 0.159 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-02 2284 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-03 2298 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-04 2312 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-05 2326 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-06 2342 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-07 2356 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-632-08 2370 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-09 2384 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-10 2398 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-11 2412 E QUINCY AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-12 2426 E QUINCY AVE 0.159 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-13 2440 E QUINCY AVE 0.183 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-14 2444 E QUINCY AVE 0.275 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-15 8298 N DEARING AVE 0.223 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-16 8294 N DEARING AVE 0.182 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-18 8292 N DEARING AVE 0.182 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-19 8280 N DEARING AVE 0.182 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-20 8268 N DEARING AVE 0.182 4261 80.17 79.12
403-632-21 8246 N DEARING AVE 0.202 4261 80.17 79.12
403-633-01 8299 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.159 4261 80.17 79.12
403-633-02 8291 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-633-03 8279 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-633-04 8267 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-633-05 8255 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-633-06 8243 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.147 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-01 2249 E QUINCY AVE 0.16 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-02 2255 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-03 2263 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-04 2271 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-05 2285 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-06 2301 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-07 2315 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-08 2329 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-09 2345 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-10 2359 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-11 2373 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-12 2389 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-13 2403 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-14 2417 E QUINCY AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-15 2433 E QUINCY AVE 0.16 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-16 2434 E PORTLAND AVE 0.16 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-17 2418 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-18 2404 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-19 2390 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-20 2374 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-21 2360 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-22 2346 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-23 2330 N PORTLAND 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-24 2316 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-25 2302 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-26 2286 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-634-27 2272 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-28 2264 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-29 2256 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-634-30 2250 E PORTLAND AVE 0.16 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-01 2251 E PORTLAND AVE 0.16 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-02 2257 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-03 2265 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-04 2273 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-05 2287 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-06 2303 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-07 2317 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-08 2331 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-09 2347 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-10 2361 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-11 2375 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-12 2391 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-13 2405 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-14 2419 E PORTLAND AVE 0.148 4261 80.17 79.12
403-635-15 2435 E PORTLAND AVE 0.165 4261 80.17 79.12
403-641-01 8235 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.171 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-02 8223 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.159 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-03 8211 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-04 8199 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.171 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-05 8187 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-06 8175 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-07 8163 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-08 8151 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-09 8139 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
403-641-10 8127 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.171 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-01 2250 E OMAHA AVE 0.167 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-02 2262 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-03 2274 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-04 2286 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-05 2298 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-06 2310 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-07 2322 E OMAHA AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-08 2334 E OMAHA AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-09 2346 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-10 2358 E OMAHA AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-11 2370 E OMAHA AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-12 2382 E OMAHA AVE 0.143 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-13 2394 E OMAHA AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-14 2406 E OMAHA AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-642-15 2418 E OMAHA AVE 0.155 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-01 2249 E OMAHA AVE 0.151 4237 38.84 38.84
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-643-02 2261 E OMAHA AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-03 2273 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-04 2285 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-05 2297 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-06 2309 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-07 2321 E OMAHA AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-08 2333 E OMAHA AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-09 2345 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-10 2357 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-11 2369 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-12 2381 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-13 2393 E OMAHA AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-14 2405 E OMAHA AVE 0.16 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-15 2417 E OMAHA AVE 0.144 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-16 2416 E NILES AVE 0.148 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-17 2404 E NILES AVE 0.165 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-18 2392 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-19 2380 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-20 2368 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-21 2356 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-22 2344 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-23 2332 E NILES AVE 0.146 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-24 2320 E NILES AVE 0.146 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-25 2308 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-26 2296 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-27 2284 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-28 2272 E NILES AVE 0.141 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-29 2260 E NILES AVE 0.146 4237 38.84 38.84
403-643-30 2248 E NILES AVE 0.156 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-01 2247 E NILES AVE 0.154 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-02 2259 E NILES AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-03 2271 E NILES AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-04 2283 E NILES AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-05 2295 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-06 2307 E NILES AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-07 2319 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-08 2331 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-09 2343 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-10 2355 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-11 2367 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-12 2379 E NILES AVE 0.137 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-13 2391 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-14 2403 E NILES AVE 0.142 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-15 2415 E NILES AVE 0.149 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-16 2414 E MUNCIE AVE 0.152 4237 38.84 38.84
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
403-644-17 2402 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-18 2390 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-19 2378 E MUNCIE AVE 0.14 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-20 2366 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-21 2354 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-22 2342 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-23 2330 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-24 2318 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-25 2306 E MUNCIE AVE 0.14 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-26 2294 E MUNCIE AVE 0.145 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-27 2282 E MUNCIE AVE 0.14 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-28 2270 E MUNCIE AVE 0.14 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-29 2258 E MUNCIE AVE 0.14 4237 38.84 38.84
403-644-30 2246 E MUNCIE AVE 0.154 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-01 8234 N DEARING AVE 0.198 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-02 8222 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-03 8210 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-04 8198 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-05 8186 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-06 8174 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-07 8162 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-08 8150 N DEARING AVE 0.174 4237 38.84 38.84
403-645-09 8138 N DEARING AVE 0.239 4237 38.84 38.84
404-101-01 1015 E GOSHEN AVE 0.152 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-02 1025 E GOSHEN AVE 0.117 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-03 1033 E GOSHEN AVE 0.117 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-04 1041 E GOSHEN AVE 0.118 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-05 1049 E GOSHEN AVE 0.118 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-06 1057 E GOSHEN AVE 0.13 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-07 1058 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.146 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-08 1050 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.133 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-09 1042 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.133 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-10 1034 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.133 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-11 1026 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.115 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-12 1016 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.171 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-13 1017 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.17 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-14 1027 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.115 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-15 1035 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.129 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-16 1043 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.133 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-17 1051 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.133 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-18 1059 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.146 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-19 1058 E EL PASO AVE 0.146 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-20 1052 E EL PASO AVE 0.118 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-21 1044 E EL PASO AVE 0.118 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-22 1036 E EL PASO AVE 0.118 3566 21.88 21.88
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-101-23 1028 E EL PASO AVE 0.118 3566 21.88 21.88
404-101-24 1018 E EL PASO AVE 0.153 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-01 1014 E GOSHEN AVE 0.146 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-02 1024 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-03 1032 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-04 1040 E GOSHEN AVE 0.115 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-05 1048 E GOSHEN AVE 0.107 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-06 1056 E GOSHEN AVE 0.117 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-07 1064 E GOSHEN AVE 0.119 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-08 1072 E GOSHEN AVE 0.12 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-09 1080 E GOSHEN AVE 0.12 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-10 1096 E GOSHEN AVE 0.12 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-11 1102 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-12 1110 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-13 1118 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-14 1126 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-15 1134 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-16 1142 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-17 1150 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-18 1158 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-19 1166 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-20 1174 E GOSHEN AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-21 1182 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-22 1188 E GOSHEN AVE 0.116 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-23 1194 E GOSHEN AVE 0.146 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-24 1198 E GOSHEN AVE 0.18 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-25 7796 N SPALDING AVE 0.17 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-26 7788 N SPALDING AVE 0.162 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-27 7780 N SPALDING AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-28 7772 N SPALDING AVE 0.12 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-29 7764 N SPALDING AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-30 7756 N SPALDING AVE 0.12 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-31 7748 N SPALDING AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-32 7740 N SPALDING AVE 0.135 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-33 7728 N SPALDING AVE 0.163 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-34 7722 N SPALDING AVE 0.179 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-35 1197 E EL PASO AVE 0.168 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-36 1193 E EL PASO AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-37 1187 E EL PASO AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-38 1181 E EL PASO AVE 0.115 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-39 1173 E EL PASO AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-40 1165 E EL PASO AVE 0.115 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-41 1157 E EL PASO AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-42 1149 E EL PASO AVE 0.115 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-43 1141 E EL PASO AVE 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-103-44 1133 E EL PASO AVE 0.113 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-45 1125 E EL PASO AVE 0.12 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-46 1117 E EL PASO AVE 0.112 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-47 1109 E EL PASO AVE 0.118 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-48 1101 E EL PASO AVE 0.11 3770 21.88 21.88
404-103-49 1087 E EL PASO AVE 0.117 3566 21.88 21.88
404-103-50 1079 E EL PASO AVE 0.124 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-01 1077 E GOSHEN AVE 0.123 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-02 1085 E GOSHEN AVE 0.117 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-03 1099 E GOSHEN AVE 0.119 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-04 1107 E GOSHEN AVE 0.12 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-05 1115 E GOSHEN AVE 0.119 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-06 1123 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-07 1131 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-08 1139 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-09 1147 E GOSHEN AVE 0.116 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-10 1155 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-11 1163 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-12 1171 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-13 1179 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-14 1187 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-15 1195 E GOSHEN AVE 0.121 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-16 7771 N SPALDING AVE 0.131 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-17 7763 N SPALDING AVE 0.126 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-18 7755 N SPALDING AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-19 7747 N SPALDING AVE 0.114 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-20 7739 N SPALDING AVE 0.119 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-21 7730 N WOLTERS AVE 0.125 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-22 7742 N WOLTERS AVE 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-23 7754 N WOLTERS AVE 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-24 7762 N WOLTERS AVE 0.127 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-25 7770 N WOLTERS AVE 0.145 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-26 7769 N WOLTERS AVE 0.145 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-27 7761 N WOLTERS AVE 0.132 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-28 7753 N WOLTERS AVE 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-29 7741 N WOLTERS AVE 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-30 7729 N WOLTERS AVE 0.125 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-31 7728 N 8TH ST 0.148 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-32 7740 N 8TH ST 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-33 7752 N 8TH ST 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-34 7760 N 8TH ST 0.179 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-35 7768 N 8TH ST 0.145 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-36 7767 N 8TH ST 0.155 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-37 7759 N 8TH ST 0.122 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-38 7751 N 8TH ST 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-104-39 7739 N 8TH ST 0.13 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-40 7727 N 8TH ST 0.148 3770 21.88 21.88
404-104-41 7754 N 7TH ST 0.134 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-42 7762 N 7TH ST 0.121 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-43 7770 N 7TH ST 0.121 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-44 7778 N 7TH ST 0.121 3566 21.88 21.88
404-104-45 7786 N SEVENTH 0.126 3566 21.88 21.88
404-131-01 1510 E HOUSTON AVE 0.261 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-02 7909 N ARCHIE AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-03 7921 N ARCHIE AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-04 1516 E JORDAN AVE 0.371 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-05 1528 E JORDAN AVE 0.247 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-06 1544 E JORDAN AVE 0.294 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-07 1560 E JORDAN AVE 0.214 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-08 1578 E JORDAN AVE 0.289 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-09 1594 E JORDAN AVE 0.214 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-10 1612 E JORDAN AVE 0.294 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-11 1626 E JORDAN AVE 0.214 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-12 1642 E JORDAN AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-13 1658 E JORDAN AVE 0.214 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-14 1674 E JORDAN AVE 0.292 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-15 1690 E JORDAN AVE 0.214 3710 58.69 58.68
404-131-16 1698 E JORDAN AVE 0.258 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-01 1535 E JORDAN AVE 0.282 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-02 1551 E JORDAN AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-03 1569 E JORDAN AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-04 1585 E JORDAN AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-05 1601 E JORDAN AVE 0.267 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-06 1619 E JORDAN AVE 0.196 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-07 1635 E JORDAN AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-08 1651 E JORDAN AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-09 1669 E JORDAN AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-10 1687 E JORDAN AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-11 1697 E JORDAN AVE 0.282 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-12 1696 E HOUSTON AVE 0.282 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-13 1688 E HOUSTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-14 1672 E HOUSTON AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-15 1656 E HOUSTON AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-16 1638 E HOUSTON AVE 0.27 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-17 1622 E HOUSTON AVE 0.196 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-18 1604 E HOUSTON AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-19 1586 E HOUSTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-20 1570 E HOUSTON AVE 0.267 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-21 1550 E HOUSTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-132-22 1534 E HOUSTON AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
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Acreage
Tract
Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-133-01 1513 E HOUSTON AVE 0.219 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-02 1525 E HOUSTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-03 1543 E HOUSTON AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-04 1559 E HOUSTON AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-05 1579 E HOUSTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-06 1597 E HOUSTON AVE 0.27 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-07 1611 E HOUSTON AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-08 1625 E HOUSTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-09 1645 E HOUSTON AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-10 1665 E HOUSTON AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-133-11 1685 E HOUSTON AVE 0.28 3710 58.69 58.68
404-134-01 7862 N BARTON AVE 0.26 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-01 1510 E GOSHEN AVE 0.272 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-02 1528 E GOSHEN AVE 0.227 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-03 1544 E GOSHEN AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-04 1558 E GOSHEN AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-05 1576 E GOSHEN AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-06 1592 E GOSHEN AVE 0.27 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-07 1610 E GOSHEN AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-08 1624 E GOSHEN AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-09 1644 E GOSHEN AVE 0.27 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-10 1662 E GOSHEN AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-141-11 1682 E GOSHEN AVE 0.285 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-01 7812 N CEDAR 0.285 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-02 1529 E GOSHEN AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-03 1541 E GOSHEN AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-04 1557 E GOSHEN AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-05 1577 E GOSHEN AVE 0.277 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-06 1593 E GOSHEN AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-07 1611 E GOSHEN AVE 0.196 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-08 1631 E GOSHEN AVE 0.27 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-09 1647 E GOSHEN AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-10 1663 E GOSHEN AVE 0.227 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-11 1683 E GOSHEN AVE 0.28 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-12 1682 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.239 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-13 1660 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.277 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-14 1644 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-15 1630 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.267 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-16 1612 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.196 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-17 1596 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-18 1578 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.272 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-19 1560 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-20 1542 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-21 1526 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.275 3710 58.69 58.68
404-142-22 1508 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.237 3710 58.69 58.68
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-143-01 1509 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.275 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-02 1527 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-03 1547 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.272 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-04 1563 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.229 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-05 1577 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-06 1597 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-07 1613 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-08 1631 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-09 1645 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-10 1661 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-11 1681 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.285 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-12 1680 E EL PASO AVE 0.285 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-13 1662 E EL PASO AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-14 1644 E EL PASO AVE 0.25 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-15 1628 E EL PASO AVE 0.205 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-16 1614 E EL PASO AVE 0.22 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-17 1596 E EL PASO AVE 0.267 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-18 1578 E EL PASO AVE 0.222 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-19 1560 E EL PASO AVE 0.227 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-20 1544 E EL PASO AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-21 1526 E EL PASO AVE 0.22 3710 58.69 58.68
404-143-22 1512 E EL PASO AVE 0.22 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-01 7844 N BARTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-02 7828 N BARTON AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-03 7814 N BARTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-04 7790 N BARTON AVE 0.196 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-05 7776 N BARTON AVE 0.265 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-06 7758 N BARTON AVE 0.224 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-07 7742 N BARTON AVE 0.207 3710 58.69 58.68
404-144-08 7728 N BARTON AVE 0.227 3710 58.69 58.68
404-151-01 1058 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-02 1046 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-03 1034 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-04 1022 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-05 1021 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-06 1033 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-07 1045 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-08 1057 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-09 1069 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-10 1083 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-11 1095 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-12 7683 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-13 7667 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-14 7655 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-15 7643 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-151-16 7631 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-17 7619 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-151-18 7607 N 8TH ST 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-01 1082 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-02 1094 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-03 1106 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-04 1118 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-05 1130 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-06 1142 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-07 1154 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-08 1166 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-09 1172 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-10 1180 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-11 1186 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-12 1192 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-13 1196 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-14 1199 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-15 1195 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-16 1191 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-17 1185 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-18 1179 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-19 1171 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-20 1165 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-21 1153 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-22 1141 E EVERETT AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-23 1140 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-24 1152 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-25 1164 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-26 1170 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-27 1178 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-28 1184 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-29 1190 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-30 1194 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-31 1197 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-32 1193 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-33 1189 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-34 1183 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-35 1177 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-36 1169 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-37 1163 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-38 1151 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-39 1139 E DECATUR AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-40 1138 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-41 1150 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-42 1162 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-152-43 1174 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-44 1186 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-45 1198 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-46 1210 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-47 1222 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-152-48 1234 E CROMWELL AVE 0.179 3815 34.58 34.58
404-211-01 2214 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.098 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-02 2202 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-03 2198 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-04 2194 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-05 2182 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-06 2174 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-07 2166 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-08 2152 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-09 2140 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-10 2126 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-11 2104 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-12 2096 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-13 2084 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-14 2066 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.165 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-15 2050 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.195 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-16 2065 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.219 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-17 2087 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.121 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-18 2097 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-19 2103 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.088 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-20 2125 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-21 2141 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-22 2153 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-23 2152 E BIRCH AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-24 2144 E BIRCH AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-26 2108 E BIRCH AVE 0.117 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-27 2102 E BIRCH AVE 0.165 3970 62.20 62.20
404-211-28 2124 E BIRCH AVE 0.093 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-01 2151 E BIRCH AVE 0.137 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-02 2123 E BIRCH AVE 0.128 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-03 2109 E BIRCH AVE 0.128 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-04 7385 N PRICE AVE 0.206 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-05 7373 N PRICE AVE 0.206 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-06 7359 N PRICE AVE 0.185 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-07 7345 N PRICE AVE 0.157 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-08 7331 N PRICE AVE 0.137 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-09 7319 N PRICE AVE 0.117 3970 62.20 62.20
404-212-10 2156 E SPRUCE AVE 0.146 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-01 7306 N PRICE AVE 0.112 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-02 7320 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-213-03 7332 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-04 7344 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-05 7358 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-06 7372 N PRICE AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-07 7384 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-08 7396 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-09 7412 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-10 7424 N PRICE AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-11 7436 N PRICE AVE 0.109 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-12 7437 N BACKER AVE 0.112 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-13 7425 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-14 7413 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-15 7395 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-16 7383 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-17 7375 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-18 7361 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-19 7347 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-20 7333 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-21 7317 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-213-22 7303 N BACKER AVE 0.112 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-01 2204 E SPRUCE 0.112 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-02 7322 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-03 7334 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-04 7346 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-05 7356 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-06 7370 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-07 7382 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-08 7398 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-09 7410 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-10 7422 N BACKER AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-11 7434 N BACKER AVE 0.109 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-12 7435 N WOODROW AVE 0.109 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-13 7423 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-14 7411 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-15 7397 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-16 7385 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-17 7375 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-18 7361 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-19 7347 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-20 7329 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-21 7317 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 3970 62.20 62.20
404-214-22 7305 N WOODROW AVE 0.112 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-01 2232 E SPRUCE 0.109 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-02 7318 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-03 7330 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-215-04 7348 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-05 7360 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-06 7376 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-07 7384 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-08 7398 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-09 7408 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-10 7424 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-11 7434 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-12 7446 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-13 7454 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-215-14 7466 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 3970 62.20 62.20
404-231-01 7717 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-231-02 7703 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-231-03 7693 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.204 3261 26.82 26.82
404-231-04 7687 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.229 3261 26.82 26.82
404-231-05 7681 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.196 3261 26.82 26.82
404-231-06 7663 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.27 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-01 7658 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-02 7666 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.267 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-03 7682 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-04 7688 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-05 7694 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.247 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-06 7691 N HAYSTON AVE 0.285 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-07 7685 N HAYSTON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-08 7679 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-09 7665 N HAYSTON AVE 0.257 3261 26.82 26.82
404-232-10 7657 N HAYSTON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-01 7656 N HAYSTON AVE 0.267 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-02 7668 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-03 7678 N HAYSTON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-04 7686 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-05 7696 N HAYSTON AVE 0.242 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-06 7693 N JACKSON AVE 0.282 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-07 7683 N JACKSON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-08 7677 N JACKSON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-09 7667 N JACKSON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-233-10 7655 N JACKSON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-01 1762 E DECATUR AVE 0.287 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-02 1784 E DECATUR AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-03 1796 E DECATUR AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-04 1818 E DECATUR AVE 0.272 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-05 1838 E DECATUR AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-06 1860 E DECATUR AVE 0.257 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-07 1882 E DECATUR AVE 0.202 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-08 1894 E DECATUR AVE 0.298 3261 26.82 26.82
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-234-09 1896 E DECATUR AVE 0.22 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-10 1895 E DECATUR AVE 0.328 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-11 1883 E DECATUR AVE 0.289 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-12 7676 N JACKSON 0.267 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-13 7674 JACKSON CT 0.298 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-14 7672 JACKSON CT 0.22 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-15 7670 JACKSON CT 0.33 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-16 7668 N JACKSON AVE 0.292 3261 26.82 26.82
404-234-17 7683 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.183 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-18 7673 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-19 7663 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-20 7653 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-21 7643 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-22 7633 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-23 7623 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-24 7613 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.169 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-25 7603 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.238 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-26 1945 E CROMWELL AVE 0.253 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-27 1957 E CROMWELL AVE 0.183 4198 121.26 121.26
404-234-28 1973 E CROMWELL AVE 0.172 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-01 7612 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.176 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-02 7622 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-03 7634 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-04 7644 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-05 7654 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-06 7664 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.166 4198 121.26 121.26
404-235-07 7674 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.189 4198 121.26 121.26
404-241-01 7641 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.295 3261 26.82 26.82
404-241-02 7621 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-241-03 7597 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-241-04 7579 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.272 3261 26.82 26.82
404-241-05 7563 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-241-06 7547 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.267 3261 26.82 26.82
404-241-07 7521 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.214 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-01 7642 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.257 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-02 7620 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-03 7598 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-04 7580 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-05 7564 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.272 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-06 7548 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-07 7522 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.242 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-08 7519 N HAYSTON AVE 0.285 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-09 7545 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-10 7561 N HAYSTON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-11 7577 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-242-12 7595 N HAYSTON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-13 7619 N HAYSTON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-242-14 7643 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-01 7644 N HAYSTON AVE 6.29 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-02 7622 N HAYSTON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-03 7596 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-04 7578 N HAYSTON AVE 0.272 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-05 7562 N HAYSTON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-06 7546 N HAYSTON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-07 7518 N HAYSTON AVE 0.272 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-08 7517 N JACKSON AVE 0.29 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-09 7543 N JACKSON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-10 7563 N JACKSON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-11 7575 N JACKSON AVE 0.257 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-12 7593 N JACKSON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-13 7621 N JACKSON AVE 0.207 3261 26.82 26.82
404-243-14 7641 N JACKSON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-01 7642 N JACKSON AVE 0.196 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-02 7622 N JACKSON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-03 7598 N JACKSON AVE 0.257 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-04 7584 N JACKSON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-05 7576 N JACKSON AVE 0.196 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-06 7560 N JACKSON AVE 0.227 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-07 7542 N JACKSON AVE 0.232 3261 26.82 26.82
404-244-08 7520 N JACKSON AVE 0.214 3261 26.82 26.82
404-251-01 7609 N SPALDING AVE 0.134 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-02 7597 N SPALDING AVE 0.148 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-03 7587 N SPALDING AVE 0.15 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-04 7575 N SPALDING AVE 0.163 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-05 7565 N SPALDING AVE 0.165 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-06 7553 N SPALDING AVE 0.177 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-07 7543 N SPALDING AVE 0.183 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-08 7542 N WOLTERS AVE 0.186 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-09 7552 N WOLTERS AVE 0.177 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-10 7564 N WOLTERS AVE 0.165 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-11 7574 N WOLTERS AVE 0.162 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-12 7586 N WOLTERS AVE 0.151 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-13 7596 N WOLTERS AVE 0.146 4045 60.99 60.98
404-251-14 7608 N WOLTERS AVE 0.134 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-01 7607 N WOLTERS AVE 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-02 7595 N WOLTERS AVE 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-03 7585 N WOLTERS AVE 0.137 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-04 7573 N WOLTERS AVE 0.151 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-05 7563 N WOLTERS AVE 0.151 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-06 7551 N WOLTERS AVE 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-252-07 7541 N WOLTERS AVE 0.164 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-08 7540 N EIGHTH 0.164 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-09 7550 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-10 7562 N EIGHTH 0.151 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-11 7572 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-12 7584 N EIGHTH 0.151 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-13 7594 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-252-14 7606 N EIGHTH 0.164 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-01 7605 N EIGHTH 0.214 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-02 7593 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-03 7583 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-04 7571 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-05 7561 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-06 7549 N EIGHTH 0.156 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-07 7539 N EIGHTH 0.176 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-08 7529 N EIGHTH 0.353 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-09 1141 E ATHENS AVE 0.211 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-10 1153 E ATHENS AVE 0.158 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-11 1165 E ATHENS AVE 0.163 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-12 1177 E ATHENS AVE 0.158 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-13 1189 E ATHENS AVE 0.163 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-14 1201 E ATHENS AVE 0.158 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-15 1213 E ATHENS AVE 0.163 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-16 1225 E ATHENS AVE 0.158 4045 60.99 60.98
404-253-17 1237 E ATHENS AVE 0.171 4045 60.99 60.98
404-261-01 1796 E JORDAN AVE 0.15 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-02 1784 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-03 1780 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-04 1774 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-05 1772 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-06 1764 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-09 7955 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-10 7931 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-11 7905 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-12 7895 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-13 7887 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-14 7857 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-15 7831 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.156 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-16 7819 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.156 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-17 7815 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.156 4071 50.90 50.90
404-261-18 7813 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.156 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-01 1812 E JORDAN AVE 0.15 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-02 1826 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-03 1842 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-04 1858 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-262-05 1860 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-06 1862 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-07 1870 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-08 1898 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-09 7968 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-10 7956 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-11 7938 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-12 7906 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-13 7892 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-14 7878 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-15 7846 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-262-16 7820 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-01 1895 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-02 1873 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-03 1867 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-04 1859 E JORDAN AVE 0.117 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-05 1843 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-06 1827 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-07 1821 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-08 1809 E JORDAN AVE 0.154 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-09 1797 E JORDAN AVE 0.175 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-10 1785 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-11 1781 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-12 1775 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-13 1771 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-14 1763 E JORDAN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-15 1761 E JORDAN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-16 1762 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-17 1764 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-18 1772 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-19 1776 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-20 1782 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-21 1788 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-22 1794 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-23 1806 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-24 1818 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-25 1822 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-26 1828 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-27 1844 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-28 1860 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-29 1868 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-30 1884 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-263-31 1894 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-01 1893 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-02 1881 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-264-03 1861 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-04 1859 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-05 1841 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-06 1827 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-07 1821 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-08 1817 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-09 1805 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-10 1793 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-11 1787 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-12 1779 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-13 1775 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-14 1771 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-15 1763 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-16 1761 E HOUSTON AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-17 1762 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-18 1764 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-19 1772 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-20 1780 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-21 1782 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-22 1784 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-23 1790 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-24 1804 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-25 1816 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-26 1820 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-27 1826 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-28 1842 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-29 1858 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-30 1866 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-31 1878 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-264-32 1892 E GOSHEN AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-01 1891 E GOSHEN AVE 0.158 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-02 1875 E GOSHEN AVE 0.156 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-03 1865 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-04 1857 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-05 1841 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-06 1825 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-07 1815 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-08 1803 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-09 1791 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-10 1787 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-11 1783 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-12 1779 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-13 1773 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-14 1765 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-15 1763 E GOSHEN AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-265-16 1758 E FREDERICK AVE 0.099 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-17 1760 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-18 1772 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-19 1774 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-20 1778 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-21 1786 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-22 1792 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-23 1804 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-24 1816 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-25 1828 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-26 1840 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-27 1858 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-28 1864 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-29 1878 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-265-30 1892 E FREDERICK AVE 0.102 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-01 1895 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-02 1881 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-03 1865 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-04 1855 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-05 1839 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-06 1827 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-07 1815 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-08 1801 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-09 1789 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-10 1787 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-11 1781 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-12 1777 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-13 1773 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-14 1763 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-15 1761 E FREDERICK AVE 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-16 1760 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-17 1762 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-18 1770 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-19 1778 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-20 1780 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-21 1786 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-22 1790 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-23 1802 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-24 1816 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-25 1828 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-26 1840 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-27 1854 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-28 1866 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-29 1880 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.144 4071 50.90 50.90
404-271-30 1894 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-272-01 7809 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.106 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-02 7805 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-03 7801 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-04 1753 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-05 1759 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-06 1761 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-07 1771 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-08 1775 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-09 1779 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-10 1785 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-11 1787 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.103 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-12 1791 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-13 1803 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-14 1815 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-15 1827 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-16 1841 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-17 1853 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-18 1865 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-19 1877 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-20 7775 N MERIDIAN 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-21 1892 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-22 1878 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-23 1866 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-24 1854 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-25 1842 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-26 1828 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-27 1816 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-28 1804 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-29 1792 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-30 1784 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-31 1780 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-32 1776 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-33 1772 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-34 1770 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-35 1762 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-36 1758 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-37 1754 E EL PASO AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-38 7725 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-272-39 7723 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-01 1763 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-02 1769 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-03 1773 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-04 1777 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-05 1781 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-06 1785 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-273-07 1793 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-08 1805 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-09 1817 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-10 1829 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-11 1843 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-12 1855 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-13 1867 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-14 1879 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-273-15 1891 E EL PASO AVE 0.142 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-01 7814 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-02 7810 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-03 7806 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-04 7802 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-05 7786 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-06 7778 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-07 7764 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-08 7756 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-09 7742 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-274-10 7728 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.151 4071 50.90 50.90
404-281-01 2078 E PINEDALE AVE 0.144 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-02 2090 E PINEDALE AVE 0.117 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-03 2098 E PINEDALE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-04 2112 E PINEDALE AVE 0.117 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-05 2122 E PINEDALE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-06 2134 E PINEDALE AVE 0.115 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-07 2144 E PINEDALE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-08 2156 E PINEDALE AVE 0.117 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-09 2166 E PINEDALE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-10 2178 E PINEDALE AVE 0.115 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-11 2188 E PINEDALE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-12 2198 E PINEDALE AVE 0.117 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-13 2208 E PINEDALE AVE 0.117 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-14 2216 E PINEDALE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-281-15 2226 E PINEDALE AVE 0.144 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-01 2211 E PINEDALE AVE 0.104 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-02 2201 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-03 2189 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-04 2179 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-05 2167 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-06 2157 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-07 2145 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-08 2135 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-09 2123 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-10 2113 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-11 2101 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-282-12 2091 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-13 2079 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-14 2069 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-15 2057 E PINEDALE AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-16 2047 E PINEDALE AVE 0.098 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-17 2050 E MINARETS AVE 0.13 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-18 2060 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-19 2072 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-20 2082 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-21 2094 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-22 2104 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-23 2116 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-24 2126 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-25 2138 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-26 2148 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-27 2160 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-28 2170 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-29 2182 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-30 2192 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-31 2204 E MINARETS AVE 0.088 4050 62.20 62.20
404-282-32 2214 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-01 2213 E MINARETS AVE 0.098 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-02 2203 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-03 2191 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-04 2181 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-05 2169 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-06 2159 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-07 2147 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-08 2137 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-09 2125 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-10 2115 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-11 2103 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-12 2093 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-13 2081 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-14 2071 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-15 2059 E MINARETS AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-16 2049 E MINARETS AVE 0.16 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-17 7469 N PRICE AVE 0.123 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-18 7473 N PRICE AVE 0.126 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-19 7483 N PRICE AVE 0.126 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-20 7491 N PRICE AVE 0.13 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-21 7499 N PRICE AVE 0.146 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-22 2026 E PINEDALE AVE 0.257 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-23 2036 E PINEDALE AVE 0.2 4050 62.20 62.20
404-283-24 2048 E PINEDALE AVE 0.133 4050 62.20 62.20
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-283-25 2058 E PINEDALE AVE 0.134 4050 62.20 62.20
404-284-01 7498 N WOODROW AVE 0.101 4050 62.20 62.20
404-284-02 7490 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-284-03 7482 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-284-04 7474 N WOODROW AVE 0.096 4050 62.20 62.20
404-321-01 7847 N BAIRD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-02 7837 N BAIRD AVE 0.183 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-03 2251 E GOSHEN AVE 0.253 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-04 2261 E GOSHEN AVE 0.165 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-05 2273 E GOSHEN AVE 0.15 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-06 2274 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.159 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-07 2264 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.171 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-08 2252 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.238 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-09 7781 N BAIRD AVE 0.163 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-10 7771 N BAIRD AVE 0.149 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-11 7759 N BAIRD AVE 0.149 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-12 7749 N BAIRD AVE 0.149 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-13 7737 N BAIRD AVE 0.145 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-14 7727 N BAIRD AVE 0.149 4190 63.51 63.50
404-321-15 7715 N BAIRD AVE 0.149 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-01 2268 E GOSHEN AVE 0.163 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-02 2278 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-03 2290 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-04 2302 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-05 2312 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-06 2322 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-07 2334 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-08 2344 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-09 2356 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-10 2366 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-11 2378 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-12 2390 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-13 2402 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-14 2414 E GOSHEN AVE 0.142 4190 63.51 63.50
404-322-15 2424 E GOSHEN AVE 0.163 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-01 2293 E GOSHEN AVE 0.163 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-02 2305 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-03 2317 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-04 2327 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-05 2339 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-06 2349 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-07 2361 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-08 2371 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-09 2383 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-10 2395 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-323-11 2407 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-12 2419 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-13 2429 E GOSHEN AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-14 2441 E GOSHEN AVE 0.214 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-15 7832 N DEARING AVE 0.202 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-16 7844 N DEARING AVE 0.206 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-17 7720 N DEARING AVE 0.185 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-18 7732 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-19 7744 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-20 7756 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-21 7768 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-22 7780 N DEARING AVE 0.303 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-23 2442 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.238 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-24 2430 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-25 2420 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-26 2408 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-27 2396 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-28 2384 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-29 2372 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-30 2362 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-31 2350 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-32 2340 E FALLBROOK AVE 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-33 2328 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-34 2318 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-35 2306 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.143 4190 63.51 63.50
404-323-36 2294 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.167 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-01 2269 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.16 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-02 2279 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-03 2291 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-04 2301 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-05 2313 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.137 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-06 2323 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-07 2335 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-08 2345 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-09 2357 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-10 2367 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-11 2379 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-12 2391 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-13 2403 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-14 2415 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-15 2425 E FALLBROOK AVE 0.16 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-16 2426 E EL PASO AVE 0.16 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-17 2416 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-18 2404 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-19 2392 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-324-20 2380 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-21 2368 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-22 2358 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-23 2346 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-24 2336 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-25 2324 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-26 2314 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-27 2302 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-28 2292 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-29 2280 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-324-30 2270 E EL PASO AVE 0.16 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-01 2271 E EL PASO AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-02 2281 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-03 2293 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-04 2303 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-05 2315 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-06 2325 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-07 2337 E EL PASO AVE 0.14 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-08 2347 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-09 2359 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-10 2369 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-11 2381 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-12 2393 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-13 2405 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-14 2417 E EL PASO AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-15 2427 E EL PASO AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-16 2428 E DECATUR AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-17 2418 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-18 2406 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-19 2394 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-20 2382 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-21 2370 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-22 2360 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-23 2348 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-24 2338 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-25 2326 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-26 2316 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-27 2304 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-28 2294 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-29 2282 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-331-30 2272 E DECATUR AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-332-01 7649 N BAIRD AVE 0.163 4190 63.51 63.50
404-332-02 7661 N BAIRD AVE 0.147 4190 63.51 63.50
404-332-03 7671 N BAIRD AVE 0.147 4190 63.51 63.50
404-332-04 7683 N BAIRD AVE 0.147 4190 63.51 63.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-332-05 7693 N BAIRD AVE 0.147 4190 63.51 63.50
404-332-06 7705 N BAIRD AVE 0.147 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-01 2273 E DECATUR AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-02 2283 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-03 2295 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-04 2305 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-05 2317 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-06 2327 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-07 2339 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-08 2349 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-09 2361 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-10 2371 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-11 2385 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-12 2395 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-13 2407 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-14 2419 E DECATUR AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-15 2429 E DECATUR AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-16 2430 E CROMWELL AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-17 2420 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-18 2408 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-19 2396 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-20 2384 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-21 2372 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-22 2362 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-23 2350 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-24 2340 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-25 2328 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-26 2318 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-27 2306 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-28 2296 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-29 2284 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-333-30 2274 E CROMWELL AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-01 7698 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-02 7686 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-03 7676 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-04 7664 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-05 7654 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-06 7644 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-07 7634 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-334-08 7622 N DEARING AVE 0.173 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-01 2275 E CROMWELL AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-02 2285 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-03 2297 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-04 2307 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-05 2319 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-335-06 2329 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-07 2341 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-08 2351 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-09 2363 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-10 2373 E CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-11 2385 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-12 2397 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-13 2409 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-14 2421 E CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-15 2431 E CROMWELL AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-16 2432 E BEDFORD AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-17 2422 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-18 2410 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-19 2398 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-20 2386 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-21 2374 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-22 2364 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-23 2352 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-24 2342 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-25 2330 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-26 2320 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-27 2308 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-28 2298 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-29 2286 E BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4190 63.51 63.50
404-335-30 2276 E BEDFORD AVE 0.162 4190 63.51 63.50
404-336-01 7603 N BAIRD AVE 0.154 4190 63.51 63.50
404-336-02 7615 N BAIRD AVE 0.144 4190 63.51 63.50
404-336-03 7625 N BAIRD AVE 0.156 4190 63.51 63.50
404-341-01 2338 E MINARETS AVE 0.238 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-02 2326 E MINARETS AVE 0.193 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-03 2314 E MINARETS AVE 0.223 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-04 2306 E MINARETS AVE 0.193 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-05 2302 E MINARETS AVE 0.238 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-06 7445 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.234 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-07 7439 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.252 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-08 7427 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.199 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-21 7401 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.213 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-22 7387 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.231 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-23 7413 N SIERRA 0.221 4026 61.35 61.34
404-341-25 7361 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.213 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-01 2301 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.208 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-02 2307 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.223 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-03 2319 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.199 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-04 2331 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.223 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-05 2343 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.227 4026 61.35 61.34
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-342-06 2355 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.321 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-07 2360 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.277 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-08 2356 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.39 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-09 2344 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.234 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-10 2332 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.196 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-11 2320 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.223 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-12 2308 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.193 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-13 2302 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.238 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-14 2303 E MINARETS AVE 0.211 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-15 2309 E MINARETS AVE 0.171 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-16 2321 E MINARETS AVE 0.198 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-17 2333 E MINARETS AVE 0.176 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-18 2345 E MINARETS AVE 0.203 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-19 2357 E MINARETS AVE 0.173 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-20 2369 E MINARETS AVE 0.216 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-21 7429 N RECREATION AVE 0.208 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-22 7417 N RECREATION AVE 0.203 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-23 7405 N RECREATION AVE 0.176 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-24 7393 N RECREATION AVE 0.203 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-25 7381 N RECREATION AVE 0.176 4026 61.35 61.34
404-342-26 7365 N RECREATION AVE 0.189 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-01 7398 N RECREATION AVE 0.22 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-02 7410 N RECREATION AVE 0.206 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-03 7422 N RECREATION AVE 0.179 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-04 7434 N RECREATION AVE 0.228 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-05 7446 N RECREATION AVE 0.252 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-06 2398 E MINARETS AVE 0.238 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-07 2386 E MINARETS AVE 0.223 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-08 2374 E MINARETS AVE 0.193 4026 61.35 61.34
404-343-09 2362 E MINARETS AVE 0.238 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-01 7257 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.234 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-02 7271 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.199 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-03 7283 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.173 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-04 7297 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.199 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-05 7309 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.173 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-06 7323 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.199 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-11 7349 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.213 4026 61.35 61.34
404-351-12 7335 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.199 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-04 2328 E BIRCH AVE 0.203 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-05 2340 E BIRCH AVE 0.176 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-06 2354 E BIRCH AVE 0.176 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-07 2366 E BIRCH AVE 0.203 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-08 2378 E BIRCH AVE 0.176 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-09 2392 E BIRCH AVE 0.208 4026 61.35 61.34
404-352-10 2316 E BIRCH AVE 0.243 4026 61.35 61.34
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-352-11 2304 E BIRCH AVE 0.297 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-01 7370 N RECREATION AVE 0.22 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-02 7358 N RECREATION AVE 0.179 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-03 7346 N RECREATION AVE 0.179 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-04 7334 N RECREATION AVE 0.252 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-07 2383 E BIRCH AVE 0.21 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-08 2371 E BIRCH AVE 0.182 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-09 2357 E BIRCH AVE 0.21 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-10 2343 E BIRCH AVE 0.182 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-11 2331 E BIRCH AVE 0.21 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-12 2319 E BIRCH AVE 0.182 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-13 2311 E BIRCH AVE 0.21 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-14 2303 E BIRCH AVE 0.21 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-15 7298 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.232 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-16 7284 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.218 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-17 7272 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.215 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-18 7258 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.258 4026 61.35 61.34
404-353-21 2399 E BIRCH AVE 0.386 4026 61.35 61.34
404-361-01 7489 N HAYSTON AVE 0.175 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-02 7477 N HAYSTON AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-03 7465 N HAYSTON AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-04 7455 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-05 7445 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-06 7435 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-07 7425 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-08 7415 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-09 7405 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-361-10 7395 N HAYSTON AVE 0.192 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-01 7490 N HAYSTON AVE 0.175 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-02 7478 N HAYSTON AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-03 7466 N HAYSTON AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-04 7456 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-05 7446 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-06 7436 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-07 7426 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-08 7416 N HAYSTON AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-09 7406 N HAYSTON AVE 0.131 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-10 7407 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.131 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-11 7417 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-12 7427 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-13 7437 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-14 7447 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-15 7457 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.119 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-16 7467 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
404-362-17 7479 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-362-18 7491 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.175 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-01 7492 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.176 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-02 7480 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.115 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-03 7468 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.117 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-04 7458 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.118 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-05 7448 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.118 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-06 7438 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.118 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-07 7428 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.118 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-08 7418 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.118 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-09 7408 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.187 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-10 1847 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-11 1839 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-12 1831 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-13 1823 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-14 1815 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-15 1807 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-16 1801 E CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4461 26.53 26.52
404-363-17 7378 N HAYSTON AVE 0.146 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-01 7372 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-02 7360 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.112 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-03 7348 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.138 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-04 1756 E BIRCH AVE 0.213 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-05 1768 E BIRCH AVE 0.213 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-06 7373 N HAYSTON AVE 0.115 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-07 7363 N HAYSTON AVE 0.112 4461 26.53 26.52
404-371-08 7351 N HAYSTON AVE 0.14 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-01 7371 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.136 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-02 7359 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.136 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-03 7347 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.132 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-04 7335 N MANSIONETTE DR 0.252 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-05 1717 E BIRCH AVE 0.246 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-06 1727 E BIRCH AVE 0.134 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-07 1737 E BIRCH AVE 0.143 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-08 1747 E BIRCH AVE 0.143 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-09 1757 E BIRCH AVE 0.144 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-10 1767 E BIRCH AVE 0.144 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-11 1777 E BIRCH AVE 0.144 4461 26.53 26.52
404-372-12 1787 E BIRCH AVE 0.159 4461 26.53 26.52
404-373-01 7318 N HAYSTON AVE 0.126 4461 26.53 26.52
404-373-02 7330 N HAYSTON AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-373-03 7342 N HAYSTON AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-373-04 7354 N HAYSTON AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-373-05 7366 N HAYSTON AVE 0.114 4461 26.53 26.52
404-391-01 2254 E JORDAN AVE 0.196 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-02 2262 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-391-03 2272 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-04 2282 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-05 2294 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-06 2306 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-07 2316 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-08 2326 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-09 2338 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-10 2348 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-11 2360 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-12 2370 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-391-13 2382 E JORDAN AVE 0.193 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-01 2406 E JORDAN AVE 0.193 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-02 2418 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-03 2428 E JORDAN AVE 0.168 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-04 2438 E JORDAN AVE 0.172 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-05 2448 E JORDAN AVE 0.238 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-06 7958 N DEARING AVE 0.208 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-07 7944 N DEARING AVE 0.169 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-08 7930 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-09 7918 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-10 7894 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4581 63.51 63.50
404-392-11 7876 N DEARING AVE 0.17 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-01 2427 E JORDAN AVE 0.163 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-02 2417 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-03 2405 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-04 2393 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-05 2381 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-06 2369 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-07 2359 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-08 2347 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-09 2337 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-10 2325 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-11 2315 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-12 2305 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-13 2293 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-14 2281 E JORDAN AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-15 2271 E JORDAN AVE 0.163 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-16 2270 E HOUSTON AVE 0.163 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-17 2280 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-18 2292 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-19 2304 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-20 2314 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-21 2324 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-22 2336 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-23 2346 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
404-393-24 2358 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-25 2368 E HOUSTON AVE 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-26 2380 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-27 2392 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-28 2404 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-29 2416 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-393-30 2426 E HOUSTON AVE 0.163 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-01 2425 E HOUSTON AVE 0.163 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-02 2415 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-03 2403 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-04 2391 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-05 2379 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-06 2367 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-07 2357 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-08 2345 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-09 2335 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-10 2323 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-11 2313 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-12 2303 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-13 2291 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-14 2279 E HOUSTON AVE 0.142 4581 63.51 63.50
404-394-15 2269 E HOUSTON AVE 0.163 4581 63.51 63.50
404-395-01 7867 N BAIRD AVE 0.144 4581 63.51 63.50
404-395-02 7887 N BAIRD AVE 0.144 4581 63.51 63.50
404-395-03 7907 N BAIRD AVE 0.144 4581 63.51 63.50
404-395-04 7923 N BAIRD AVE 0.144 4581 63.51 63.50
404-395-05 7931 N BAIRD AVE 0.144 4581 63.51 63.50
404-395-06 7947 N BAIRD AVE 0.156 4581 63.51 63.50
405-113-02-S 2303 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-03-S 2279 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-04-S 2263 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-05-S 2247 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-06-S 2229 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-07-S 2211 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-08-S 2207 W SPRUCE AVE 0.252 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-09-S 7147 N BENGSTON AVE 0.33 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-10-S 7125 N BENGSTON AVE 0.315 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-11-S 7119 N BENGSTON AVE 0.327 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-12-S 7118 N FORKNER AVE 0.34 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-13-S 7124 N FORKNER AVE 0.358 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-14-S 7142 N FORKNER AVE 0.387 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-15-S 7143 N FORKNER AVE 0.387 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-16-S 7125 N FORKNER AVE 0.358 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-17-S 7119 N FORKNER AVE 0.307 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-18-S 2264 W FIR AVE 0.342 4631 25.99 25.98
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-113-19-S 7122 N FANSLER WAY 0.358 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-20-S 7140 N FANSLER WAY 0.387 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-21-S 7141 N FANSLER WAY 0.277 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-22-S 7123 N FANSLER WAY 0.344 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-23-S 7117 N FANSLER WAY 0.371 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-24-S 7118 N SEQUOIA DR 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-25-S 7136 N SEQUOIA DR 0.284 4631 25.99 25.98
405-113-26-S 7148 N SEQUOIA DR 0.316 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-01-S 2319 W SPRUCE AVE 0.433 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-02-S 7137 N SEQUOIA DR 0.33 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-03-S 7123 N SEQUOIA DR 0.298 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-04-S 7115 N SEQUOIA DR 0.298 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-05-S 7100 N VAN NESS BLVD 0.86 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-06-S 7108 N VAN NESS BLVD 0.915 4631 25.99 25.98
405-114-07-S 2351 W SPRUCE AVE 0.596 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-04-S 7118 N BENGSTON AVE 0.296 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-05 7124 N BENGSTON AVE 0.282 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-06 7142 N BENGSTON AVE 0.284 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-07 7156 N BENGSTON AVE 0.286 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-08 7164 N BENGSTON AVE 0.447 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-09 7186 N WARREN AVE 0.449 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-10 7161 N WARREN AVE 0.298 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-11 7163 N WARREN AVE 0.328 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-12 2128 W SPRUCE AVE 0.353 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-13 2114 W SPRUCE AVE 0.447 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-14-S 2096 W SPRUCE AVE 0.385 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-15-S 2084 W SPRUCE AVE 0.385 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-16-S 2068 W SPRUCE AVE 0.385 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-17-S 2050 W SPRUCE AVE 0.413 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-18-S 7186 N ILA AVE 0.328 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-19-S 7174 N ILA AVE 0.516 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-20-S 2037 W SPRUCE AVE 0.378 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-21-S 2049 W SPRUCE AVE 0.293 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-22-S 2053 W SPRUCE AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-23-S 2071 W SPRUCE AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-24-S 2085 W SPRUCE AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-25-S 2095 W SPRUCE AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-26 2101 W SPRUCE AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-27 2117 W SPRUCE AVE 0.299 4631 25.99 25.98
405-120-30 7095 N WARREN AVE 0.152 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-31 7119 N WARREN AVE 0.17 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-32 7125 N WARREN AVE 0.182 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-33 7141 N WARREN AVE 0.186 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-34 7153 N WARREN AVE 0.205 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-35 2118 W FIR AVE 0.19 4537 25.99 25.98
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-120-36 2106 W FIR AVE 0.208 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-37-S 2098 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-38-S 2094 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-39-S 2086 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-40-S 2074 W FIR AVE 0.208 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-41-S 2068 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-42-S 2056 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-43-S 2052 W FIR AVE 0.177 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-44-S 2044 W FIR AVE 0.17 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-45-S 2036 W FIR AVE 0.167 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-46-S 2024 W FIR AVE 0.222 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-47-S 2023 W FIR AVE 0.212 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-48-S 2035 W FIR AVE 0.166 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-49-S 2043 W FIR AVE 0.169 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-50-S 2051 W FIR AVE 0.173 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-51-S 2055 W FIR AVE 0.202 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-52-S 2069 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-53-S 2075 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-54-S 2087 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-55-S 2095 W FIR AVE 0.208 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-56-S 2101 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-57-S 2107 W FIR AVE 0.185 4537 25.99 25.98
405-120-58-S 2119 W FIR AVE 0.223 4537 25.99 25.98
405-461-01-S 1779 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.429 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-02-S 1761 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-03-S 1743 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-04-S 1725 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-05-S 1707 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-06-S 7361 N CHANNING WAY 0.275 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-07-S 1718 W PINEDALE AVE 0.239 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-08-S 1732 W PINEDALE AVE 0.239 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-09-S 1744 W PINEDALE AVE 0.239 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-10-S 1758 W PINEDALE AVE 0.22 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-11-S 7361 N BROOKS AVE 0.353 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-12-S 7353 N BROOKS AVE 0.385 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-13-S 7341 N BROOKS AVE 0.268 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-14-S 7327 N BROOKS AVE 0.25 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-15-S 7315 N BROOKS AVE 0.25 3884 56.40 56.40
405-461-16-S 7301 N BROOKS AVE 0.25 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-01-S 1623 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-02-S 1641 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-03-S 1655 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-04-S 1677 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.399 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-05-S 7360 N CHANNING WAY 0.275 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-06-S 1668 W PINEDALE AVE 0.247 3884 56.40 56.40
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-462-07-S 1654 W PINEDALE AVE 0.247 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-08-S 1640 W PINEDALE AVE 0.247 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-09-S 7356 N DURANT AVE 0.298 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-10-S 7344 N DURANT AVE 0.216 3884 56.40 56.40
405-462-11-S 7330 N DURANT AVE 0.243 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-01-S 7306 N BROOKS AVE 0.26 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-02-S 7320 N BROOKS AVE 0.26 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-03-S 7334 N BROOKS AVE 0.268 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-04-S 7337 N CHANNING WAY 0.241 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-05-S 7325 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-06-S 7311 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-463-07-S 7299 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-01-S 7298 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-02-S 7310 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-03-S 7324 N CHANNING WAY 0.227 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-04-S 7326 N CHANNING WAY 0.241 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-05-S 1695 W PINEDALE AVE 0.243 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-06-S 7323 N GERALDINE AVE 0.222 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-07-S 7309 N GERALDINE AVE 0.222 3884 56.40 56.40
405-464-08-S 7297 N GERALDINE AVE 0.222 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-01-S 7296 N GERALDINE AVE 0.222 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-02-S 7308 N GERALDINE AVE 0.222 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-03-S 7322 N GERALDINE AVE 0.222 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-04-S 7334 N GERALDINE AVE 0.251 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-05-S 1653 W PINEDALE AVE 0.258 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-06-S 7321 N DURANT AVE 0.227 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-07-S 7307 N DURANT AVE 0.316 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-08-S 1623 W PINEDALE AVE 0.202 3884 56.40 56.40
405-465-09-S 1611 W PINEDALE AVE 0.202 3884 56.40 56.40
405-471-01 7289 N BROOKS AVE 0.259 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-01 7292 N BROOKS AVE 0.26 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-02 7278 N BROOKS AVE 0.27 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-03 7264 N BROOKS AVE 0.262 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-04 7250 N BROOKS AVE 0.27 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-05 7247 N CHANNING WAY 0.244 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-06 7259 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-07 7273 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-472-08 7285 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-01-S 7282 N GERALDINE AVE 0.23 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-02-S 7270 N GERALDINE AVE 0.283 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-03-S 7255 N GERALDINE AVE 0.275 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-04-S 7271 N GERALDINE AVE 0.283 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-05-S 7283 N GERALDINE AVE 0.23 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-06-S 7284 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-07-S 7272 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-473-08-S 7258 N CHANNING WAY 0.225 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-09-S 1708 W BIRCH AVE 0.249 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-10-S 1696 W BIRCH AVE 0.233 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-11-S 1682 W BIRCH AVE 0.233 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-12-S 1668 W BIRCH AVE 0.233 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-13-S 1654 W BIRCH AVE 0.27 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-14-S 7263 N DURANT AVE 0.253 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-15-S 7273 N DURANT AVE 0.256 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-16-S 7285 N DURANT AVE 0.305 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-17-S 1622 W MINARETS AVE 0.272 3884 56.40 56.40
405-473-18-S 1610 W MINARETS AVE 0.203 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-01 7261 N BROOKS AVE 0.298 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-02 7247 N BROOKS AVE 0.295 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-03 7237 N BROOKS AVE 0.33 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-04 1765 W BIRCH AVE 0.25 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-05 1749 W BIRCH AVE 0.238 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-06 1735 W BIRCH AVE 0.238 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-07 1719 W BIRCH AVE 0.238 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-08-S 1705 W BIRCH AVE 0.238 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-09-S 1689 W BIRCH AVE 0.245 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-10-S 7213 N GERALDINE AVE 0.234 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-11-S 1702 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-12 1716 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-13-S 1730 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-14 1744 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-15 1758 W SPRUCE AVE 0.234 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-16 1772 W SPRUCE AVE 0.229 3884 56.40 56.40
405-474-17-S 7193 N BROOKS AVE 0.275 3884 56.40 56.40
405-475-01-S 7214 N GERALDINE AVE 0.212 3884 56.40 56.40
405-475-02-S 7228 N GERALDINE AVE 0.224 3884 56.40 56.40
405-475-03-S 7227 N DURANT AVE 0.234 3884 56.40 56.40
405-475-04-S 7213 N DURANT AVE 0.221 3884 56.40 56.40
405-476-01-S 1611 W MINARETS AVE 0.229 3884 56.40 56.40
405-476-02-S 7254 N DURANT AVE 0.219 3884 56.40 56.40
405-476-03-S 7240 N DURANT AVE 0.219 3884 56.40 56.40
405-476-04-S 7228 N DURANT AVE 0.219 3884 56.40 56.40
405-476-05-S 7216 N DURANT AVE 0.219 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-01-S 7190 N BROOKS AVE 0.234 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-02-S 1743 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-03-S 1729 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-04-S 1715 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-05-S 1701 W SPRUCE AVE 0.215 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-06-S 1687 W SPRUCE AVE 0.234 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-07-S 7175 N GERALDINE AVE 0.199 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-08-S 1698 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-481-09-S 1710 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-10-S 1722 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-11-S 1734 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-12-S 1746 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-481-13-S 1758 W LOCUST AVE 0.199 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-01-S 7150 N BROOKS AVE 0.199 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-02-S 1745 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-03-S 1733 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-04-S 1721 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-05-S 1709 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-06-S 1697 W LOCUST AVE 0.187 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-07-S 1685 W LOCUST AVE 0.201 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-17-S 1720 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-20-S 1756 W FIR AVE 0.175 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-22-S 1692 W FIR AVE 0.145 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-24-S 1684 W FIR AVE 0.133 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-25-S 1738 W FIR AVE 0.145 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-28-S 1710 W FIR AVE 0.145 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-30-S 1746 W FIR AVE 0.14 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-31-S 1728 W FIR AVE 0.14 3884 56.40 56.40
405-482-32-S 1702 W FIR AVE 0.14 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-01-S 7173 N BROOKS AVE 0.216 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-02-S 7161 N BROOKS AVE 0.192 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-03-S 7149 N BROOKS AVE 0.192 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-04-S 7137 N BROOKS AVE 0.192 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-05-S 7125 N BROOKS AVE 0.232 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-06-S 1761 W FIR AVE 0.211 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-07-S 1753 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-08-S 1743 W FIR AVE 0.151 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-09-S 1735 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-10-S 1725 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-11-S 1717 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-12-S 1707 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-13-S 1699 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-14-S 1691 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-15-S 1681 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-16-S 1673 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-17-S 1663 W FIR AVE 0.156 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-18-S 1651 W FIR AVE 0.155 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-19-S 1643 W FIR AVE 0.176 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-20-S 1642 W FIR AVE 0.176 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-24-S 7150 N GERALDINE AVE 0.207 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-25-S 7162 N GERALDINE AVE 0.212 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-26-S 7176 N GERALDINE AVE 0.212 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-27-S 7188 N GERALDINE AVE 0.212 3884 56.40 56.40
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-483-28-S 7202 N GERALDINE AVE 0.212 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-29-S 7201 N DURANT AVE 0.221 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-30-S 7187 N DURANT AVE 0.221 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-31-S 7175 N DURANT AVE 0.224 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-32-S 7165 N DURANT AVE 0.264 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-33-S 1625 W LOCUST AVE 0.264 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-34-S 1613 W LOCUST AVE 0.244 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-35-S 7135 N TEILMAN AVE 0.237 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-36-S 7121 N TEILMAN AVE 0.206 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-37-S 7107 N TEILMAN AVE 0.237 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-39-S 1670 W FIR AVE 0.178 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-41-S 1662 W FIR AVE 0.157 3884 56.40 56.40
405-483-43-S 1652 W FIR AVE 0.149 3884 56.40 56.40
405-484-01-S 7202 N DURANT AVE 0.219 3884 56.40 56.40
405-484-02-S 7190 N DURANT AVE 0.219 3884 56.40 56.40
405-484-03-S 7176 N DURANT AVE 0.229 3884 56.40 56.40
405-491-01-S 7090 N VAN NESS BLVD 0.86 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-02-S 7091 N SEQUOIA DR 0.292 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-03-S 2327 W FIR AVE 0.328 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-04-S 2319 W FIR AVE 0.275 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-05-S 2305 W FIR AVE 0.275 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-06-S 2289 W FIR AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-07-S 2277 W FIR AVE 0.275 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-08-S 2263 W FIR AVE 0.275 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-09-S 2247 W FIR AVE 0.275 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-10-S 2229 W FIR AVE 0.275 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-11-S 2211 W FIR AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-12-S 2205 W FIR AVE 0.289 4631 25.99 25.98
405-491-15-S 2348 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.198 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-16-S 2336 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.2 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-17-S 2328 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.183 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-18-S 2322 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.167 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-19-S 2316 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-20-S 2308 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-21-S 2292 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-22-S 2286 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-23-S 2278 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-24-S 2270 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-25-S 2262 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-26-S 2248 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-27-S 2240 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-28-S 2230 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-29-S 2224 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-491-30-S 2212 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-01-S 2331 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.179 4537 25.99 25.98
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-492-02-S 2327 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-03-S 2321 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-04-S 2315 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-05-S 2307 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-06-S 2291 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-07-S 2285 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-08-S 2277 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-09-S 2269 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-10-S 2261 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-11-S 2247 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-12-S 2239 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-13-S 2227 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-14-S 2223 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-15-S 2211 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-19-S 2238 W ATLANTA AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-20-S 2246 W ATLANTA AVE 0.162 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-21-S 2260 W ATLANTA AVE 0.162 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-22-S 2268 W ATLANTA AVE 0.157 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-23-S 2276 W ATLANTA AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-24-S 2284 W ATLANTA AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-25-S 2290 W ATLANTA AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-26-S 2306 W ATLANTA AVE 0.154 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-27-S 2314 W ATLANTA AVE 0.159 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-28-S 2320 W ATLANTA AVE 0.154 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-29-S 2326 W ATLANTA AVE 0.159 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-30-S 2330 W ATLANTA AVE 0.167 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-31-S 2210 W ATLANTA AVE 0.188 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-32-S 2222 W ATLANTA AVE 0.186 4537 25.99 25.98
405-492-33-S 2226 W ATLANTA AVE 0.186 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-01-S 2201 W FIR AVE 0.298 4631 25.99 25.98
405-501-02-S 7090 N BENGSTON AVE 0.477 4631 25.99 25.98
405-501-09-S 2136 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.173 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-10-S 2148 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-11-S 2170 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-12-S 2184 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-13-S 2196 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-14-S 2202 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-15-S 2208 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-16-S 7067 N WARREN AVE 0.156 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-17-S 7075 N WARREN AVE 0.144 4537 25.99 25.98
405-501-18-S 7089 N WARREN AVE 0.144 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-01-S 2135 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-02-S 2147 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-03-S 2169 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-04-S 2183 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
405-502-05-S 2195 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-06-S 2201 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-07-S 2207 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.155 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-12-S 2168 W ATLANTA AVE 0.166 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-13-S 2146 W ATLANTA AVE 0.161 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-14-S 2134 W ATLANTA AVE 0.161 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-15-S 2182 W ATLANTA AVE 0.193 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-16-S 2194 W ATLANTA AVE 0.193 4537 25.99 25.98
405-502-17-S 2200 W ATLANTA AVE 0.193 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-03-S 7026 N WARREN AVE 0.151 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-04-S 7040 N WARREN AVE 0.151 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-05-S 7048 N WARREN AVE 0.156 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-06-S 7056 N WARREN AVE 0.156 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-07-S 7062 N WARREN AVE 0.151 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-08-S 7066 N WARREN AVE 0.156 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-09-S 7074 N WARREN AVE 0.156 4537 25.99 25.98
405-503-10-S 7088 N WARREN AVE 0.169 4537 25.99 25.98
406-060-36 6771 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.523 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-37-S 6749 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.459 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-38-S 6727 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.459 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-39-S 6705 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.459 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-40-S 6685 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.476 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-41-S 6675 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.402 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-42-S 6670 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.449 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-43-S 6678 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.352 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-44-S 2259 W MAGILL AVE 0.441 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-45-S 2243 W MAGILL AVE 0.505 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-46-S 2227 W MAGILL AVE 0.525 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-47-S 2211 W MAGILL AVE 0.525 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-48-S 2212 W MAGILL AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-49-S 2228 W MAGILL AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-50-S 2244 W MAGILL AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-51-S 2260 W MAGILL AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-52 6750 N SEQUOIA AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-53 2241 W WARNER AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-54 2225 W WARNER AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-060-55 2209 W WARNER AVE 0.479 3772 121.43 121.42
406-451-05S 3462 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.234 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-06S 3474 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.217 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-07S 3484 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.279 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-08S 6563 N RAFAEL AVE 0.325 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-09S 6551 N RAFAEL AVE 0.25 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-10S 6539 N RAFAEL AVE 0.248 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-11S 6527 N RAFAEL AVE 0.244 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-12S 6515 N RAFAEL AVE 0.237 4255 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-451-13S 6503 N RAFAEL AVE 0.235 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-14S 6496 N SELLAND AVE 0.236 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-15S 6508 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-16S 6522 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-17S 6534 N SELLAND AVE 0.24 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-18S 6548 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-19S 6560 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-20S 6572 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-21S 6616 N MARTY AVE 0.206 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-22S 6618 N MARTY AVE 0.237 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-23S 6620 N MARTY AVE 0.222 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-24S 6622 N MARTY AVE 0.222 4255 98.19 98.18
406-451-25S 6624 N MARTY AVE 0.222 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-13S 6494 N RAFAEL AVE 0.246 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-14S 6506 N RAFAEL AVE 0.249 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-15S 6518 N RAFAEL AVE 0.257 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-16S 6530 N RAFAEL AVE 0.266 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-17S 6542 N RAFAEL AVE 0.269 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-18S 3475 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.257 4255 98.19 98.18
406-452-19S 3463 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.241 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-01S 6587 N SELLAND AVE 0.229 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-02S 6575 N SELLAND AVE 0.229 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-03S 6563 N SELLAND AVE 0.229 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-04S 6551 N SELLAND AVE 0.229 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-05S 6539 N SELLAND AVE 0.231 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-06S 6527 N SELLAND AVE 0.242 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-07S 6515 N SELLAND AVE 0.257 4255 98.19 98.18
406-453-08S 6503 N SELLAND AVE 0.269 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-21S 6410 N RAFAEL AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-22S 6422 N RAFAEL AVE 0.247 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-23S 6434 N RAFAEL AVE 0.266 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-24S 6446 N RAFAEL AVE 0.273 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-25S 6458 N RAFAEL AVE 0.266 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-26S 6470 N RAFAEL AVE 0.257 4255 98.19 98.18
406-461-27S 6482 N RAFAEL AVE 0.246 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-01S 6491 N RAFAEL AVE 0.237 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-02S 6479 N RAFAEL AVE 0.239 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-03S 6467 N RAFAEL AVE 0.242 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-04S 6455 N RAFAEL AVE 0.244 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-05S 6443 N RAFAEL AVE 0.248 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-06S 6431 N RAFAEL AVE 0.418 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-07S 6422 N SELLAND AVE 0.252 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-08S 6434 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-09S 6446 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-10S 6460 N SELLAND AVE 0.24 4255 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-462-11S 6472 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-462-12S 6484 N SELLAND AVE 0.236 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-01S 6493 N SELLAND AVE 0.271 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-02S 6481 N SELLAND AVE 0.271 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-03S 6469 N SELLAND AVE 0.249 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-04S 6457 N SELLAND AVE 0.238 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-05S 6445 N SELLAND AVE 0.231 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-06S 6433 N SELLAND AVE 0.229 4255 98.19 98.18
406-463-07S 6421 N SELLAND AVE 0.223 4255 98.19 98.18
406-470-29 6023 N LEAD AVE 0.17 90-31 189.94 189.94
406-470-30 6025 N LEAD AVE 0.17 90-31 189.94 189.94
406-470-31 6027 N LEAD AVE 0.229 90-31 189.94 189.94
406-470-32 6021 N LEAD AVE 0.227 90-31 189.94 189.94
406-651-01-S 3343 W MESA AVE 0.242 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-02-S 3337 W MESA AVE 0.263 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-03-S 3333 W MESA AVE 0.567 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-04-S 3327 W MESA AVE 0.213 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-05-S 3323 W MESA AVE 0.198 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-06-S 6107 N TAMERA AVE 0.168 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-07-S 6101 N TAMERA AVE 0.134 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-08-S 6099 N TAMERA AVE 0.214 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-09-S 6089 N TAMERA AVE 0.158 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-10-S 6087 N TAMERA AVE 0.163 3364 60.11 60.10
406-651-11-S 6085 N TAMERA AVE 0.234 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-01-S 6112 N TAMERA AVE 0.208 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-02-S 6102 N TAMERA AVE 0.182 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-03-S 6098 N TAMERA AVE 0.182 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-04-S 3298 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.2 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-05-S 3292 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.145 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-06-S 3282 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.142 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-07-S 3274 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.145 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-08-S 3264 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.144 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-09-S 3256 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.142 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-10-S 3246 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.142 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-11-S 3238 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.175 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-12-S 6077 N HAZEL AVE 0.173 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-13-S 6087 N HAZEL AVE 0.143 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-14-S 6097 N HAZEL AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-15-S 6109 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-16-S 6117 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-17-S 6129 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-18-S 6135 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-19-S 6114 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-20-S 6112 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-21-S 6108 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-652-22-S 6106 N PROSPECT AVE 0.207 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-23-S 6104 N PROSPECT AVE 0.545 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-24-S 6101 N PROSPECT AVE 0.372 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-25-S 6103 N PROSPECT AVE 0.221 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-26-S 6107 N PROSPECT AVE 0.19 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-27-S 6109 N PROSPECT AVE 0.142 3364 60.11 60.10
406-652-28-S 6113 N PROSPECT AVE 0.158 3364 60.11 60.10
406-653-01-S 3217 W MESA AVE 0.203 3364 60.11 60.10
406-653-02-S 3221 W MESA AVE 0.214 3364 60.11 60.10
406-653-03-S 6098 N HAZEL AVE 0.162 3364 60.11 60.10
406-653-04-S 6088 N HAZEL AVE 0.151 3364 60.11 60.10
406-653-05-S 6078 N HAZEL AVE 0.159 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-01-S 3303 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.171 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-02-S 3295 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-03-S 3285 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-04-S 3277 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-05-S 3269 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-06-S 3261 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-07-S 3251 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-08-S 3243 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.176 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-09-S 3237 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.248 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-10-S 6040 N HAZEL AVE 0.433 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-11-S 6046 N HAZEL AVE 0.194 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-12-S 6066 N HAZEL AVE 0.161 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-13-S 6051 N FELAND AVE 0.218 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-14-S 6037 N FELAND AVE 0.17 3364 60.11 60.10
406-654-15-S 6025 N FELAND AVE 0.248 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-01-S 6171 N HASLAM AVE 0.163 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-02-S 6179 N HASLAM AVE 0.179 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-03-S 3386 W STUART AVE 0.477 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-04-S 3374 W STUART AVE 0.254 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-05-S 3362 W STUART AVE 0.2 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-06-S 3350 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-07-S 3338 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-08-S 3326 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-09-S 3314 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-10-S 3302 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-11-S 3284 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-12-S 3272 W STUART AVE 0.188 3364 60.11 60.10
406-661-13-S 3260 W STUART AVE 0.195 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-01-S 3353 W STUART AVE 0.212 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-02-S 3345 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-03-S 3335 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-04-S 3327 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-05-S 3317 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-662-06-S 3307 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-07-S 3299 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-08-S 3289 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-09-S 3281 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-10-S 3271 W STUART AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-11-S 3263 W STUART AVE 0.162 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-12-S 3262 W MESA AVE 0.162 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-13-S 3270 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-14-S 3280 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-15-S 3288 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-16-S 3298 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-17-S 3306 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-18-S 3316 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-19-S 3326 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-20-S 3334 W MESA AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-662-21-S 3344 W MESA AVE 0.227 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-01-S 6190 N PROSPECT AVE 0.166 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-02-S 6182 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-03-S 6172 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-04-S 6164 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-05-S 6154 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-06-S 6146 N PROSPECT AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-07-S 6145 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-08-S 6153 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-09-S 6163 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-10-S 6171 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-11-S 6181 N HAZEL AVE 0.139 3364 60.11 60.10
406-663-12-S 6189 N HAZEL AVE 0.166 3364 60.11 60.10
406-664-01-S 6194 N HAZEL AVE 0.19 3364 60.11 60.10
406-664-02-S 6182 N HAZEL AVE 0.195 3364 60.11 60.10
406-664-03-S 6170 N HAZEL AVE 0.193 3364 60.11 60.10
406-664-04-S 6158 N HAZEL AVE 0.193 3364 60.11 60.10
406-664-05-S 6146 N HAZEL AVE 0.193 3364 60.11 60.10
406-664-06-S 6134 N HAZEL AVE 0.209 3364 60.11 60.10
406-665-01-S 6155 N HASLAM AVE 0.171 3364 60.11 60.10
406-665-02-S 6143 N HASLAM AVE 0.166 3364 60.11 60.10
406-665-03-S 6139 N HASLAM AVE 0.211 3364 60.11 60.10
406-671-01 3708 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.319 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-02 3720 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.239 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-03 3732 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.213 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-04 3744 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.242 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-05 3756 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.222 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-06 3768 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.338 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-07 3769 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.235 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-08 3767 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.316 3729 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-671-09 3755 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.222 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-10 3743 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.303 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-11 3738 W WATHEN AVE 0.202 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-12 3750 W WATHEN AVE 0.198 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-13 3762 W WATHEN AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-14 3770 W WATHEN AVE 0.296 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-15 3771 W WATHEN AVE 0.247 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-16 3769 W WATHEN AVE 0.347 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-17 3757 W WATHEN AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-18 3745 W WATHEN AVE 0.242 3729 98.19 98.18
406-671-19 3733 W WATHEN AVE 0.238 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-01 6502 N GENTRY AVE 0.267 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-02 6512 N GENTRY AVE 0.234 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-03 6522 N GENTRY AVE 0.191 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-04 6542 N GENTRY AVE 0.244 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-05 6552 N GENTRY AVE 0.277 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-06 6561 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.272 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-07 6553 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.203 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-08 6545 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.239 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-09 6533 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.272 3729 98.19 98.18
406-672-10 6525 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-01 6612 N MARTY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-02 6610 N MARTY AVE 0.191 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-03 6608 N MARTY AVE 0.247 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-04 3584 W WATHEN AVE 0.202 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-05 3574 W WATHEN AVE 0.209 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-06 6558 N DEWEY AVE 0.273 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-07 6544 N DEWEY AVE 0.219 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-08 6532 N DEWEY AVE 0.267 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-09 6518 N DEWEY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-681-10 6506 N DEWEY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-01 3678 W WATHEN AVE 0.237 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-02 3666 W WATHEN AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-03 3654 W WATHEN AVE 0.222 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-04 3642 W WATHEN AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-05 3630 W WATHEN AVE 0.217 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-06 3618 W WATHEN AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-07 3606 W WATHEN AVE 0.26 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-08 6606 N MARTY AVE 0.229 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-09 6604 N MARTY AVE 0.232 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-10 6602 N MARTY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-11 6600 N MARTY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-12 6598 N MARTY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-13 6596 N MARTY AVE 0.237 3729 98.19 98.18
406-682-14 6594 N MARTY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-683-01 6512 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.232 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-02 6520 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.272 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-03 6530 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.246 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-04 6544 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.218 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-05 6539 N KNOLL AVE 0.286 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-06 6531 N KNOLL AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-07 6525 N KNOLL AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-08 6519 N KNOLL AVE 0.232 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-09 6513 N KNOLL AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-10 6507 N KNOLL AVE 0.204 3729 98.19 98.18
406-683-11 6501 N KNOLL AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-01 6435 N GENTRY AVE 0.252 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-02 6445 N GENTRY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-03 6455 N GENTRY AVE 0.272 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-04 6465 N GENTRY AVE 0.232 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-05 6475 N GENTRY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-06 6485 N GENTRY AVE 0.257 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-07 6495 N GENTRY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-08 6505 N GENTRY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-691-09 6515 N GENTRY AVE 0.275 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-01 6492 N GENTRY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-02 6482 N GENTRY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-03 6472 N GENTRY AVE 0.277 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-04 6462 N GENTRY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-05 6452 N GENTRY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-06 6442 N GENTRY AVE 0.272 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-07 6432 N GENTRY AVE 0.194 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-08 3598 W MENLO AVE 0.239 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-09 3594 W MENLO AVE 0.239 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-10 3584 W MENLO AVE 0.204 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-11 6461 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.242 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-12 6469 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.197 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-13 6477 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.203 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-14 6485 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.267 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-15 6493 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-16 6501 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-17 6509 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.262 3729 98.19 98.18
406-692-18 6517 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.232 3729 98.19 98.18
406-693-01 6506 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-693-02 6496 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.272 3729 98.19 98.18
406-693-03 6486 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.2 3729 98.19 98.18
406-693-04 6472 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.205 3729 98.19 98.18
406-693-05 6468 N SAN PEDRO AVE 0.239 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-01 6492 N DEWEY AVE 0.232 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-02 6480 N DEWEY AVE 0.257 3729 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-694-03 6466 N DEWEY AVE 0.189 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-04 6454 N DEWEY AVE 0.227 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-05 6440 N DEWEY AVE 0.267 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-06 6428 N DEWEY AVE 0.196 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-07 3565 W MENLO AVE 0.321 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-08 3577 W MENLO AVE 0.261 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-09 3589 W MENLO AVE 0.262 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-10 3593 W MENLO AVE 0.213 3729 98.19 98.18
406-694-11 3599 W MENLO AVE 0.304 3729 98.19 98.18
406-701-01 3618 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-02 3630 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-03 3644 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-04 3656 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-05 3670 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-06 3682 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-07 3696 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-08 3708 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-09 3714 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-10 3722 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-11S 3728 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-12 3736 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-13 3744 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-14 3752 W ATWATER AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-15 3760 W ATWATER AVE 0.319 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-16 6371 N GENTRY AVE 0.294 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-17 6361 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-701-18 6351 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-702-01 6331 N GENTRY AVE 0.169 4138 98.19 98.18
406-702-02 6321 N GENTRY AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-702-03 6313 N GENTRY AVE 0.167 4138 98.19 98.18
406-702-04 6303 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-702-05 6295 N GENTRY AVE 0.165 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-01 3753 W ATWATER AVE 0.171 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-02 3745 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-03 3737 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-04 3729 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-05 3723 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-06 3715 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-07 3709 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-08 3697 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-09 3683 W ATWATER AVE 0.169 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-10 3671 W ATWATER AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-11 3657 W ATWATER AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-12 3645 W ATWATER AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-13 3640 W TENAYA WAY 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-703-14 3652 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-15 3664 W TENAYA WAY 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-16 3678 W TENAYA WAY 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-17 3692 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-18 3704 W TENAYA WAY 0.179 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-19 3710 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-20 3718 W TENAYA WAY 0.179 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-21 3724 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-22 3732 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-23 3740 W TENAYA WAY 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-703-24 3748 W TENAYA WAY 0.179 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-01 3749 W TENAYA WAY 0.179 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-02 3741 W TENAYA WAY 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-03 3733 W TENAYA WAY 0.184 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-04 3725 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-05 3719 W TENAYA WAY 0.184 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-06 3711 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-07 3705 W TENAYA WAY 0.184 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-08 3693 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-09 3679 W TENAYA WAY 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-10 3667 W TENAYA WAY 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-11 3653 W TENAYA WAY 0.179 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-12 3641 W TENAYA WAY 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-13 3642 W ELLERY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-14 3654 W ELLERY AVE 0.182 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-15 3668 W ELLERY AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-16 3680 W ELLERY AVE 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-17 3694 W ELLERY AVE 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-18 3706 W ELLERY AVE 0.184 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-19 3712 W ELLERY AVE 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-20 3720 W ELLERY AVE 0.184 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-21 3726 W ELLERY AVE 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-22 3734 W ELLERY AVE 0.184 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-23 3742 W ELLERY AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-704-24 3750 W ELLERY AVE 0.179 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-01 6364 N ALVA AVE 0.171 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-02 6354 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-03 6344 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-04 6334 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-05 6324 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-06 6314 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-07 6304 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-705-08 6296 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-711-01 6285 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-711-02 6277 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-711-03 6267 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-711-04 6259 N GENTRY AVE 0.165 4138 98.19 98.18
406-711-05 6249 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-711-06 6241 N GENTRY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-711-07 6231 N GENTRY AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-01 6276 N GENTRY AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-02 6266 N GENTRY AVE 0.159 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-03 6258 N GENTRY AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-04 6248 N GENTRY AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-05 6240 N GENTRY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-06 6230 N GENTRY AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-07 6229 N CAPRI CT 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-08 6239 N CAPRI CT 0.189 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-09 6247 N CAPRI CT 0.241 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-10 6257 N CAPRI CT 0.22 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-11 6256 N CAPRI CT 0.224 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-12 6246 N CAPRI CT 0.246 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-13 6238 N CAPRI CT 0.189 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-14 6228 N CAPRI CT 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-15 6227 N KNOLL AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-16 6237 N KNOLL AVE 0.189 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-17 6245 N KNOLL AVE 0.246 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-18 6255 N KNOLL AVE 0.224 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-19 6254 N KNOLL AVE 0.224 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-20 6244 N KNOLL AVE 0.246 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-21 6236 N KNOLL AVE 0.189 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-22 6226 N KNOLL AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-23 6231 N ALVA AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-24 6239 N ALVA AVE 0.159 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-25 6249 N ALVA AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-26 6259 N ALVA AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-27 6269 N ALVA AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-28 6277 N ALVA AVE 0.174 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-29 3663 W ELLERY AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-30 3675 W ELLERY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-31 3689 W ELLERY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-32 3701 W ELLERY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-33 3709 W ELLERY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-34 3717 W ELLERY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-35 3723 W ELLERY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-36 3729 W ELLERY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-712-37 3737 W ELLERY AVE 0.171 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-01 3793 W SAMPLE AVE 0.189 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-02 3783 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-03 3773 W SAMPLE AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-713-04 3763 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-05 3753 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-06 3743 W SAMPLE AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-07 3733 W SAMPLE AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-08 3723 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-09 3713 W SAMPLE AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-10 3703 W SAMPLE AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-11 3697 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-12 3687 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-13 3677 W SAMPLE AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-14 3667 W SAMPLE AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-713-15 3657 W SAMPLE AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-714-01 6286 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-714-02 6278 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-714-03 6268 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-714-04 6260 N ALVA AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-714-05 6250 N ALVA AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-715-01 6234 N ALVA AVE 0.174 4138 98.19 98.18
406-715-02 6224 N ALVA AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-715-03 6214 N ALVA AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-715-04 6204 N ALVA AVE 0.154 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-01 6305 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-02 6297 N MARTY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-03 6287 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-04 6279 N MARTY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-05 6269 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-06 6261 N MARTY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-721-07 6251 N MARTY AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-01S 6305 N DEWEY AVE 0.199 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-02S 6309 N DEWEY AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-03S 6313 N DEWEY AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-04S 6317 N DEWEY AVE 0.207 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-05S 6296 N MARTY AVE 0.194 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-06S 6286 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-07S 6276 N MARTY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-08S 6266 N MARTY AVE 0.169 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-09S 6256 N MARTY AVE 0.174 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-10S 3588 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.169 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-11S 3578 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-12S 3568 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.171 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-13S 3558 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-14S 3548 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.224 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-15S 6273 N DEWEY AVE 0.212 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-16S 6279 N DEWEY AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-17S 6285 N DEWEY AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-722-18S 6291 N DEWEY AVE 0.212 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-19S 3563 W ELLERY CT 0.247 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-20S 3567 W ELLERY CT 0.269 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-21S 3568 W ELLERY CT 0.274 4138 98.19 98.18
406-722-22S 3564 W ELLERY CT 0.186 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-01S 6284 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-02S 6280 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-03S 6276 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-04S 6272 N DEWEY AVE 0.171 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-05S 6275 N SELLAND AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-06S 6287 N SELLAND AVE 0.169 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-07S 6295 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-723-08S 6307 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-01S 6310 N SELLAND AVE 0.205 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-02S 6302 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-03S 6292 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-04S 6284 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-05S 6274 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-06S 6266 N SELLAND AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-07S 6256 N SELLAND AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-08S 6248 N SELLAND AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-09S 6238 N SELLAND AVE 0.185 4138 98.19 98.18
406-724-10S 6230 N SELLAND AVE 0.208 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-01 3621 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-02 3613 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-03S 3603 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-04S 3595 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-05S 3585 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-06S 3577 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-07S 3567 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.163 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-08S 3559 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-09S 3549 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-10S 3541 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.158 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-11S 3531 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.202 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-12S 3523 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.257 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-13S 3513 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.18 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-14S 3505 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.166 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-15S 3495 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.166 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-16S 3487 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.183 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-17S 3476 W SAMPLE AVE 0.206 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-18S 3486 W SAMPLE AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-19S 3496 W SAMPLE AVE 0.194 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-20S 6219 N SELLAND AVE 0.19 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-21S 6211 N SELLAND AVE 0.182 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-22S 3518 W ESCALON AVE 0.164 4138 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-725-23S 3526 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-24S 3534 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-25S 3542 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-26S 3550 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-27S 3558 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-28S 3566 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-29S 3574 W ESCALON AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-30S 3582 W ESCALON AVE 0.188 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-31S 3590 W ESCALON AVE 0.265 4138 98.19 98.18
406-725-32S 3598 W ESCALON AVE 0.326 4138 98.19 98.18
406-726-01S 3483 W SAMPLE AVE 0.174 4138 98.19 98.18
406-726-02S 3473 W SAMPLE AVE 0.166 4138 98.19 98.18
406-726-03S 3463 W SAMPLE AVE 0.176 4138 98.19 98.18
406-726-04S 3453 W SAMPLE AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-726-05S 3443 W SAMPLE AVE 0.378 4138 98.19 98.18
406-727-01S 6313 N MALSBARY AVE 0.188 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-02S 6305 N MALSBARY AVE 0.144 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-03S 6297 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-04S 6289 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-05S 6281 N MALSBARY AVE 0.127 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-06S 6273 N MALSBARY AVE 0.13 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-07S 6265 N MALSBARY AVE 0.212 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-08S 6257 N MALSBURY 0.25 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-09S 6286 N MALSBARY AVE 0.377 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-10S 6294 N MALSBARY AVE 0.124 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-11S 6302 N MALSBARY AVE 0.13 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-12S 6308 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-13S 6316 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-727-14S 6324 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-731-01S 6326 N SELLAND AVE 0.208 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-02S 6330 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-03S 6334 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-04S 6338 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-05S 6342 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-06S 6346 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-07S 6350 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-08S 6354 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-09S 6358 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-10S 6362 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-11S 6366 N SELLAND AVE 0.191 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-12S 6370 N SELLAND AVE 0.279 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-13S 6369 N MARTY AVE 0.365 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-14 6365 N MARTY AVE 0.208 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-15 6355 N MARTY AVE 0.187 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-16 6345 N MARTY AVE 0.17 4138 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-731-17 6335 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-18 6325 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4138 98.19 98.18
406-731-19 6315 N MARTY AVE 0.151 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-01S 6315 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-02S 6327 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-03S 6331 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-04S 6335 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-05S 6339 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-06S 6345 N SELLAND AVE 0.166 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-07S 6349 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-08S 6353 N SELLAND AVE 0.196 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-09S 6357 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-10S 6363 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-11S 6367 N SELLAND AVE 0.171 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-12S 6318 N DEWEY AVE 0.213 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-13S 6316 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-14S 6312 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-15S 6310 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-16S 6306 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-17S 6304 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-18S 6302 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-19S 6292 N DEWEY AVE 0.168 4138 98.19 98.18
406-732-20S 6288 N DEWEY AVE 0.174 4138 98.19 98.18
406-733-01S 6409 N SELLAND AVE 0.37 4255 98.19 98.18
406-733-02S 3525 W MENLO AVE 0.241 4255 98.19 98.18
406-733-03S 3515 W MENLO AVE 0.268 4255 98.19 98.18
406-733-04S 3509 W MENLO AVE 0.243 4255 98.19 98.18
406-733-05S 3501 W MENLO AVE 0.237 4255 98.19 98.18
406-734-01S 6325 N RAFAEL AVE 0.173 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-02S 6331 N RAFAEL AVE 0.149 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-03S 6337 N RAFAEL AVE 0.149 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-04S 6343 N RAFAEL AVE 0.149 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-05S 6349 N RAFAEL AVE 0.149 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-06S 6355 N RAFAEL AVE 0.229 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-07S 6361 N RAFAEL AVE 0.257 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-08S 3476 W TENAYA WAY 0.188 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-09S 3470 W TENAYA WAY 0.121 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-10S 3462 W TENAYA WAY 0.142 4323 98.19 98.18
406-734-11S 3456 W TENAYA WAY 0.17 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-01S 3440 W TENAYA WAY 0.17 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-02S 3432 W TENAYA WAY 0.154 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-03S 3426 W TENAYA WAY 0.25 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-04S 6374 N MALSBARY AVE 0.225 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-05S 6368 N MALSBARY AVE 0.145 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-06S 6360 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-735-07S 6352 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-08S 6346 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-09S 6338 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-735-10S 6330 N MALSBARY AVE 0.132 4323 98.19 98.18
406-741-01-S 3794 W STUART AVE 0.177 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-02-S 3784 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-03-S 3774 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-04-S 3764 W STUART AVE 0.179 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-05-S 3754 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-06-S 3744 W STUART AVE 0.179 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-07-S 3734 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-08-S 3724 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-09-S 3714 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-10-S 3704 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-11-S 3694 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-12-S 3682 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-13-S 3672 W STUART AVE 0.179 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-14-S 3662 W STUART AVE 0.163 4345 38.94 38.94
406-741-15-S 3652 W STUART AVE 0.168 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-01-S 6192 N ALVA AVE 0.236 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-02-S 6182 N ALVA AVE 0.196 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-03-S 6172 N ALVA AVE 0.165 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-04-S 6162 N ALVA AVE 0.169 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-05-S 6163 N MARTY AVE 0.169 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-06-S 6173 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-07-S 6183 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-742-08-S 6193 N MARTY AVE 0.174 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-01-S 6103 N MARTY AVE 0.171 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-02-S 6113 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-03-S 6123 N MARTY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-04-S 6133 N MARTY AVE 0.171 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-05-S 3611 W KADOTA 0.169 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-06-S 6142 N ALVA AVE 0.169 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-07-S 6132 N ALVA AVE 0.171 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-08-S 6122 N ALVA AVE 0.141 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-09-S 6112 N ALVA AVE 0.192 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-10-S 3649 W MESA AVE 0.237 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-11-S 3659 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-12-S 3667 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-13-S 3677 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-14-S 3685 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-15-S 3695 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-16-S 3703 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-17-S 3713 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-18-S 3721 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
406-743-19-S 3731 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-20-S 3739 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-21-S 3747 W MESA AVE 0.15 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-22-S 3757 W MESA AVE 0.185 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-23-S 3765 W MESA AVE 0.17 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-24-S 3775 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.219 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-25-S 3783 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.208 4345 38.94 38.94
406-743-26-S 3791 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.473 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-01-S 6113 N GENTRY AVE 0.176 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-02-S 6123 N GENTRY AVE 0.18 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-03-S 6133 N GENTRY AVE 0.18 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-04-S 6143 N GENTRY AVE 0.179 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-05-S 6153 N GENTRY AVE 0.177 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-06-S 6163 N GENTRY AVE 0.176 4345 38.94 38.94
406-744-07-S 6173 N GENTRY AVE 0.175 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-01-S 6172 N GENTRY AVE 0.168 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-02-S 3751 W STUART AVE 0.171 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-03-S 3741 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-04-S 3731 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-05-S 3721 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-06-S 3711 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-07-S 3701 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-08-S 3693 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-09-S 3683 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-10-S 3673 W STUART AVE 0.158 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-11-S 3663 W STUART AVE 0.171 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-12-S 6167 N ALVA AVE 0.173 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-13-S 6157 N ALVA AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-14-S 6147 N ALVA AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-15-S 6137 N ALVA AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-16-S 6127 N ALVA AVE 0.171 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-17-S 3672 W MESA AVE 0.182 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-18-S 3678 W MESA AVE 0.154 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-19-S 3684 W MESA AVE 0.247 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-20-S 3690 W MESA AVE 0.154 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-21-S 3698 W MESA AVE 0.173 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-22-S 3722 W MESA AVE 0.168 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-23-S 3728 W MESA AVE 0.154 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-24-S 3734 W MESA AVE 0.247 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-25-S 3740 W MESA AVE 0.165 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-26-S 3746 W MESA AVE 0.216 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-27-S 6132 N GENTRY AVE 0.169 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-28-S 6142 N GENTRY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-29-S 6152 N GENTRY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
406-745-30-S 6162 N GENTRY AVE 0.156 4345 38.94 38.94
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
415-641-01-S 3629 W BROWNING AVE 0.373 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-02-S 3619 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-03-S 3599 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-04-S 3597 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-05-S 3591 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-06-S 3583 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-07-S 3573 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-08-S 3565 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-09-S 3543 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-10-S 3527 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-11-S 3515 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-12-S 3503 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-13-S 3495 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-14-S 3481 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-15-S 3473 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-16-S 3465 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-17-S 3449 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-18-S 3437 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-19-S 3429 W BROWNING AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-20-S 3411 W BROWNING AVE 0.117 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-21-S 3412 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.117 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-22-S 3426 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-23-S 3438 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-24-S 3450 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-25-S 3466 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-26-S 3472 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-27-S 3484 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-28-S 3496 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-29-S 3504 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-30-S 3516 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-31-S 3528 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-32-S 3546 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-33-S 3568 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-34-S 3576 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-35-S 3586 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-36-S 3592 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-37-S 3596 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.105 3943 25.43 25.42
415-641-38-S 3602 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.264 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-01-S 3585 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.276 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-02-S 3567 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-03-S 3545 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-04-S 3529 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-05-S 3517 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-06-S 3501 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-07-S 3497 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
415-642-08-S 3483 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-09-S 3473 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-10-S 3463 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.105 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-11-S 3451 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-12-S 3439 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-13-S 3427 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-14-S 3409 W DOVEWOOD LN 0.117 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-15-S 3410 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.117 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-16-S 3424 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-17-S 3436 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-18-S 3450 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-19-S 3462 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-20-S 3474 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-21-S 3486 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-22-S 3498 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-23-S 3502 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-24-S 3518 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-25-S 3530 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-642-26-S 3546 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.202 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-01-S 3497 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.204 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-02-S 3485 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-03-S 3473 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-04-S 3461 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-05-S 3449 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-06-S 3437 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-07-S 3425 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-08-S 3411 W WRENWOOD AVE 0.117 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-09-S 3412 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.117 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-10-S 3426 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-11-S 3440 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-12-S 3452 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-13-S 3464 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.102 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-14-S 3476 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.204 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-15-S 3427 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.243 3943 25.43 25.42
415-651-16-S 3413 W ROBINWOOD LN 0.202 3943 25.43 25.42
433-481-01 3018 N MARTY AVE 0.196 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-02 3026 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-03 3034 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-04 3042 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-05 3050 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-06 3058 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-07 3066 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-08 3074 N MARTY AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-09 3082 N MARTY AVE 0.14 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-10 3081 N DEWEY AVE 0.143 3129 25.46 25.46
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
433-481-11 3073 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-12 3065 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-13 3057 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-14 3049 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-15 3041 N DEWEY AVE 0.107 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-16 3033 N DEWEY AVE 0.113 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-17 3025 N DEWEY AVE 0.171 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-18 3017 N DEWEY AVE 0.197 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-19 3016 N DEWEY AVE 0.197 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-20 3024 N DEWEY AVE 0.167 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-21 3032 N DEWEY AVE 0.122 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-22 3040 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-23 3048 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-24 3056 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-25 3064 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-26 3072 N DEWEY AVE 0.121 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-27 3080 N DEWEY AVE 0.145 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-28 3079 N SELLAND AVE 0.142 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-29 3071 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-30 3063 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-31 3055 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-32 3047 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-33 3039 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-34 3031 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-35 3023 N SELLAND AVE 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-481-36 3015 N SELLAND AVE 0.184 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-01 3098 N MARTY 0.146 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-02 3582 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-03 3574 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-04 3566 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-05 3558 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-06 3550 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-07 3542 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-08 3534 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.126 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-09 3526 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.148 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-10 3518 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.163 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-11 3094 N SELLAND AVE 0.192 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-12 3086 N SELLAND AVE 0.152 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-13 3078 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-14 3070 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-15 3062 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-16 3054 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-17 3046 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-18 3038 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-19 3030 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
433-482-20 3022 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3129 25.46 25.46
433-482-21 3014 N SELLAND AVE 0.184 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-01 3594 W DAYTON AVE 0.159 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-02 3586 W DAYTON AVE 0.136 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-03 3578 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-04 3570 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-05 3562 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-06 3554 W DAYTON AVE 0.138 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-07 3546 W DAYTON AVE 0.138 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-08 3538 W DAYTON AVE 0.138 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-09 3530 W DAYTON AVE 0.136 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-10 3522 W DAYTON AVE 0.159 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-11 3184 N SELLAND AVE 0.22 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-12 3176 N SELLAND AVE 0.168 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-13 3168 N SELLAND AVE 0.156 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-14 3160 N SELLAND AVE 0.12 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-15 3152 N SELLAND AVE 0.12 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-16 3144 N SELLAND AVE 0.152 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-17 3136 N SELLAND AVE 0.156 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-18 3128 N SELLAND AVE 0.202 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-19 3519 W CORTLAND AVE 0.174 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-20 3527 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-21 3535 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-22 3543 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-23 3551 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-24 3559 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-25 3567 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-26 3575 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-27 3583 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-491-28 3591 W CORTLAND AVE 0.153 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-01 3593 W DAYTON AVE 0.168 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-02 3585 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-03 3577 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-04 3569 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-05 3561 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-06 3553 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-07 3545 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-08 3537 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-09 3529 W DAYTON AVE 0.17 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-10 3528 W CORTLAND AVE 0.17 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-11 3536 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-12 3544 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-13 3552 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-14 3560 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-15 3568 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
433-492-16 3576 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-17 3584 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3129 25.46 25.46
433-492-18 3592 W CORTLAND AVE 0.168 3129 25.46 25.46
442-400-01 2786 N MARTY AVE 0.13 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-02 2780 N MARTY AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-03 2774 N MARTY AVE 0.086 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-04 2768 N MARTY AVE 0.097 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-05 2762 N MARTY AVE 0.097 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-06 2756 N MARTY AVE 0.097 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-07 2750 N MARTY AVE 0.097 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-08 2744 N MARTY AVE 0.121 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-09 2741 N DEWEY AVE 0.124 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-10 2747 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-11 2753 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-12 2759 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-13 2765 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-14 2771 N DEWEY AVE 0.101 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-15 2777 N DEWEY AVE 0.071 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-16 2783 N DEWEY AVE 0.165 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-17 2782 N DEWEY AVE 0.165 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-18 2776 N DEWEY AVE 0.071 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-19 2770 N DEWEY AVE 0.091 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-20 2764 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-21 2758 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-22 2752 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-23 2746 N DEWEY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-24 2740 N DEWEY AVE 0.124 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-25 2743 N SELLAND AVE 0.119 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-26 2749 N SELLAND AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-27 2755 N SELLAND AVE 0.068 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-28 2761 N SELLAND AVE 0.097 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-29 2767 N SELLAND AVE 0.097 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-30 2773 N SELLAND AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-31 2779 N SELLAND AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-32 2789 N SELLAND AVE 0.135 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-33 2784 N SELLAND AVE 0.141 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-34 2778 N SELLAND AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-35 2772 N SELLAND AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-36 2766 N SELLAND AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-37 2760 N SELLAND AVE 0.088 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-38 2754 N SELLAND AVE 0.112 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-39 2748 N SELLAND AVE 0.089 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-40 2742 N SELLAND AVE 0.089 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-41 2736 N SELLAND AVE 0.089 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-42 2730 N SELLAND AVE 0.089 3220 45.44 45.44
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
442-400-43 2724 N SELLAND AVE 0.089 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-44 2718 N SELLAND AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-45 2719 N SELLAND AVE 0.09 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-46 2725 N SELLAND AVE 0.109 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-47 3541 W SIMPSON AVE 0.016 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-48 3547 W SIMPSON AVE 0.016 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-49 3553 W SIMPSON AVE 0.016 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-50 3559 W SIMPSON AVE 0.091 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-51 3565 W SIMPSON AVE 0.016 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-52 3571 W SIMPSON AVE 0.104 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-53 2721 N MARTY AVE 0.099 3220 45.44 45.44
442-400-54 2727 N MARTY AVE 0.093 3220 45.44 45.44
442-521-01 3417 W YALE AVE 0.172 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-02 3427 W YALE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-03 3437 W YALE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-04 3447 W YALE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-05 3457 W YALE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-06 3467 W YALE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-07 3477 W YALE AVE 0.149 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-08 3476 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.149 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-09 3466 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-10 3456 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-11 3446 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-12 3436 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-13 3426 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-521-14 3416 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.172 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-01 3415 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.172 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-02 3425 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-03 3435 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-04 3445 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-05 3455 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-06 3465 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-07 3475 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.149 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-08 3474 W WELDON AVE 0.149 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-09 3464 W WELDON AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-10 3454 W WELDON AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-11 3444 W WELDON AVE 0.128 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-12 3434 W WELDON AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-13 3424 W WELDON AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-522-14 3414 W WELDON AVE 0.172 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-01 3413 W WELDON AVE 0.172 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-02 3423 W WELDON AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-03 3433 W WELDON AVE 0.137 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-04 3443 W WELDON AVE 0.14 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-05 3453 W WELDON AVE 0.14 4347 23.75 23.74
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
442-523-06 3463 W WELDON AVE 0.141 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-07 3473 W WELDON AVE 0.141 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-08 3483 W WELDON AVE 0.218 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-09 2219 N RAFAEL AVE 0.218 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-10 2227 N RAFAEL AVE 0.231 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-11 2237 N RAFAEL AVE 0.169 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-12 2245 N RAFAEL AVE 0.163 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-13 2255 N RAFAEL AVE 0.163 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-14 2263 N RAFAEL AVE 0.163 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-15 2273 N RAFAEL AVE 0.177 4347 23.75 23.74
442-523-16 3503 W YALE AVE 0.161 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-17 2256 N SELLAND AVE 0.161 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-18 2248 N SELLAND AVE 0.159 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-19 2240 N SELLAND AVE 0.159 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-20 2234 N SELLAND AVE 0.165 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-21 2226 N SELLAND AVE 0.2 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-22 2218 N SELLAND AVE 0.25 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-23 3511 W WELDON AVE 0.257 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-24 3521 W WELDON AVE 0.167 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-25 3531 W WELDON AVE 0.15 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-26 3541 W WELDON AVE 0.15 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-27 3551 W WELDON AVE 0.15 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-28 3561 W WELDON AVE 0.15 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-29 3571 W WELDON AVE 0.148 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-30 3581 W WELDON AVE 0.143 4471 23.75 23.74
442-523-31 3591 W WELDON AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-524-01 2291 N RAFAEL AVE 0.196 4347 23.75 23.74
442-524-02 2296 N SELLAND AVE 0.176 4471 23.75 23.74
442-524-03 2288 N SELLAND AVE 0.176 4471 23.75 23.74
442-524-04 2280 N SELLAND AVE 0.189 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-01 2297 N MARTY AVE 0.158 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-02 2289 N MARTY AVE 0.158 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-03 2281 N MARTY AVE 0.15 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-04 2273 N MARTY AVE 0.141 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-05 2265 N MARTY AVE 0.141 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-06 2257 N MARTY AVE 0.141 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-07 2249 N MARTY AVE 0.141 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-08 2241 N MARTY AVE 0.141 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-09 2233 N MARTY AVE 0.141 4471 23.75 23.74
442-525-10 2225 N MARTY AVE 0.153 4471 23.75 23.74
442-526-01 3566 W YALE AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-526-02 3556 W YALE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-526-03 3544 W YALE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-526-04 3532 W YALE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-526-05 3520 W YALE AVE 0.156 4471 23.75 23.74
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
442-527-01 3519 W YALE AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-02 3533 W YALE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-03 3545 W YALE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-04 3557 W YALE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-05 3567 W YALE AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-06 3570 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-07 3560 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-08 3548 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-09 3536 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-527-10 2261 N SELLAND 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-01 3523 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-02 3535 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-03 3547 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-04 3559 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-05 3569 W CAMBRIDGE AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-06 3568 W WELDON AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-07 3558 W WELDON AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-08 3546 W WELDON AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-09 3534 W WELDON AVE 0.142 4471 23.75 23.74
442-528-10 3522 W WELDON AVE 0.16 4471 23.75 23.74
455-273-01-S 5233 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-02-S 5237 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-03-S 5243 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-04-S 5247 E HEDGES AVE 0.162 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-05-S 5251 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-06-S 5257 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-07-S 5261 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-08-S 5265 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-09-S 5271 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-10-S 5275 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-11-S 5279 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-12-S 5285 E HEDGES AVE 0.154 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-13-S 5289 E HEDGES AVE 0.143 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-14-S 1268 N HOMSY AVE 0.143 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-15-S 1258 N HOMSY AVE 0.151 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-16-S 1250 N HOMSY AVE 0.151 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-17-S 1240 N HOMSY AVE 0.151 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-18-S 1232 N HOMSY AVE 0.143 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-19-S 5292 E HAMMOND AVE 0.215 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-20-S 5288 E HAMMOND AVE 0.21 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-21-S 5284 E HAMMOND AVE 0.168 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-22-S 5280 E HAMMOND AVE 0.168 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-23-S 5276 E HAMMOND AVE 0.168 4224 58.50 58.50
455-273-24-S 5272 E HAMMOND AVE 0.21 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-01-S 5235 E HAMMOND AVE 0.172 4224 58.50 58.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
455-274-02-S 5239 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-03-S 5245 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-04-S 5249 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-05-S 5253 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-06-S 5259 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-07-S 5263 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-08-S 5267 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-09-S 5273 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-10-S 5277 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-11-S 5281 E HAMMOND AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-12-S 5287 E HAMMOND AVE 0.172 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-13-S 5286 E HEDGES AVE 0.172 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-14-S 5280 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-15-S 5276 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-16-S 5272 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-17-S 5266 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-18-S 5262 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-19-S 5258 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-20-S 5252 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-21-S 5248 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-22-S 5244 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-23-S 5238 E HEDGES AVE 0.14 4224 58.50 58.50
455-274-24-S 5234 E HEDGES AVE 0.172 4224 58.50 58.50
455-275-01-S 5260 E HAMMOND AVE 0.21 4224 58.50 58.50
455-275-02-S 5254 E HAMMOND AVE 0.179 4224 58.50 58.50
455-275-03-S 5250 E HAMMOND AVE 0.179 4224 58.50 58.50
455-275-04-S 5246 E HAMMOND AVE 0.179 4224 58.50 58.50
455-275-05-S 5240 E HAMMOND AVE 0.179 4224 58.50 58.50
455-275-06-S 5236 E HAMMOND AVE 0.21 4224 58.50 58.50
462-210-42 253 N ADRIAN AVE 0.16 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-43 263 N ADRIAN AVE 0.132 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-44 273 N ADRIAN AVE 0.132 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-45 283 N ADRIAN AVE 0.132 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-46 293 N ADRIAN AVE 0.132 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-47 288 N ADRIAN AVE 0.129 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-48 280 N ADRIAN AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-49 272 N ADRIAN AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-50 256 N ADRIAN AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-51 248 N ADRIAN AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-52 240 N ADRIAN AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-53 232 N ADRIAN AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-54 224 N ADRIAN AVE 0.129 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-55 225 N BUSH AVE 0.129 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-56 233 N BUSH AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-57 241 N BUSH AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
462-210-58 249 N BUSH AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-59 257 N BUSH AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-60 273 N BUSH AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-61 281 N BUSH AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-62 289 N BUSH AVE 0.129 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-63 294 N BUSH AVE 0.153 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-64 284 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-65 274 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-66 264 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-67 254 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-68 244 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-69 234 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-70 224 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-71 214 N BUSH AVE 0.122 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-72 5244 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.101 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-73 5238 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.119 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-74 5234 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.136 4079 81.66 81.66
462-210-75 5228 E ILLINOIS AVE 0.158 4079 81.66 81.66
478-073-41 2107 S IVY AVE 0.206 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-42 1509 E ATCHISON AVE 0.132 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-43 1517 E ATCHISON AVE 0.137 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-44 1523 E ATCHISON AVE 0.137 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-45 1527 E ATCHISON AVE 0.151 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-46 1528 E ATCHISON AVE 0.126 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-47 2146 S GENEVA AVE 0.08 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-48 1524 E ATCHISON AVE 0.114 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-49 1518 E ATCHISON AVE 0.091 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-073-50 1510 E ATCHISON AVE 0.126 91-28 169.00 169.00
478-261-36 2376 S POPPY AVE 0.137 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-37 2382 S POPPY AVE 0.136 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-38 2386 S POPPY AVE 0.143 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-39 2390 S POPPY AVE 0.182 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-40 2396 S POPPY AVE 0.249 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-41 2397 S POPPY AVE 0.347 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-42 2391 S POPPY AVE 0.279 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-43 2387 S POPPY AVE 0.146 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-44 2383 S POPPY AVE 0.145 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-45 2377 S POPPY AVE 0.143 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-46 2380 S HOLLY AVE 0.159 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-47 2384 S HOLLY AVE 0.159 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-48 2388 S HOLLY AVE 0.159 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-49 2394 S HOLLY AVE 0.16 92-25 116.23 116.22
478-261-50 2398 S HOLLY AVE 0.213 92-25 116.23 116.22
481-201-01S 2352 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-02S 2358 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
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481-201-03S 2362 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-04S 2368 S PIERCE AVE 0.137 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-05S 2372 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-06S 2378 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-07S 2382 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-08S 2388 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-09S 2392 S PIERCE AVE 0.215 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-10S 5014 E TOWER AVE 0.215 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-11S 5018 E TOWER AVE 0.202 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-12S 5022 E TOWER AVE 0.151 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-13S 5026 E TOWER AVE 0.151 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-14S 5030 E TOWER AVE 0.151 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-15S 5036 E TOWER AVE 0.151 3590 54.55 54.54
481-201-16S 5042 E TOWER AVE 0.163 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-01S 2353 S PIERCE AVE 0.155 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-02S 2359 S PIERCE AVE 0.155 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-03S 2363 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-04S 2369 S PIERCE AVE 0.146 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-05S 2373 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-06S 2379 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-07S 2383 S PIERCE AVE 0.163 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-08S 2384 S ADLER 0.163 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-09S 2380 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-10S 2374 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-11S 2370 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-12S 2364 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-13S 2360 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-202-14S 2354 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-203-01S 2381 S ADLER 0.196 3590 54.55 54.54
481-203-02S 5047 E TOWER AVE 0.193 3590 54.55 54.54
481-203-03S 5051 E TOWER AVE 0.186 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-04S 5055 E TOWER AVE 0.185 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-05S 5059 E TOWER AVE 0.185 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-06S 5063 E TOWER AVE 0.189 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-07S 5067 E TOWER AVE 0.189 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-08S 5071 E TOWER AVE 0.195 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-09S 5075 E TOWER AVE 0.23 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-10S 5074 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.235 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-11S 5070 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.196 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-12S 5066 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.192 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-13S 5062 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.191 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-14S 5058 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.189 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-15S 5054 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.188 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-16S 5050 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.188 3852 54.55 54.54
481-203-17S 5040 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.191 3852 54.55 54.54
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-203-18S 5036 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.213 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-01S 5035 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.196 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-02S 5041 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-03S 5049 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-04S 5053 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-05S 5057 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-06S 5061 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.188 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-07S 5065 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-08S 5069 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-09S 5073 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-10S 5077 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-11S 5081 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-12S 5087 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-204-13S 5093 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.181 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-01S 5052 E TOWER AVE 0.184 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-02S 5056 E TOWER AVE 0.184 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-03S 5060 E TOWER AVE 0.181 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-04S 5064 E TOWER AVE 0.177 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-05S 5068 E TOWER AVE 0.17 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-06S 5072 E TOWER AVE 0.168 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-07S 5076 E TOWER AVE 0.159 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-08S 5080 E TOWER AVE 0.209 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-09S 5084 E TOWER AVE 0.157 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-10S 2385 S TIMMY AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-11S 2381 S TIMMY AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-12S 2373 S TIMMY AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-13S 2365 S TIMMY AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-14S 2363 S TIMMY AVE 0.149 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-15S 2362 S HELM AVE 0.149 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-16S 2368 S HELM AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-17S 2374 S HELM AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-18S 2380 S HELM AVE 0.137 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-19S 2384 S HELM AVE 0.149 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-20S 2388 S HELM AVE 0.149 3852 54.55 54.54
481-205-21S 2394 S HELM AVE 0.165 3852 54.55 54.54
481-211-01S 2322 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-02S 2318 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-03S 2312 S PIERCE AVE 0.229 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-04S 2306 S PIERCE AVE 0.192 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-05S 5013 E PITT AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-06S 5017 E PITT AVE 0.137 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-07S 5021 E PITT AVE 0.137 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-08S 5025 E PITT AVE 0.137 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-09S 5029 E PITT AVE 0.137 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-10S 5033 E PITT AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-211-11S 2307 S ADLER 0.141 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-12S 2311 S ADLER 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-13S 2317 S ADLER 0.158 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-14S 2321 S ADLER 0.158 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-15S 2327 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-16S 2331 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-17S 2337 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-18S 2341 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-211-19S 2347 S ADLER 0.171 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-01S 2349 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-02S 2343 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-03S 2339 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-04S 2333 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-05S 2329 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-06S 2323 S PIERCE AVE 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-07S 2319 S PIERCE AVE 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-08S 2313 S PIERCE AVE 0.158 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-09S 2314 S ADLER 0.158 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-10S 2320 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-11S 2324 S ADLER 0.153 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-12S 2330 S ADLER 0.158 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-13S 2334 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-14S 2340 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-15S 2344 S ADLER 0.16 3590 54.55 54.54
481-212-16S 2350 S ADLER 0.155 3590 54.55 54.54
481-213-01S 2332 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-213-02S 2338 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-213-03S 2342 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-213-04S 2348 S PIERCE AVE 0.172 3590 54.55 54.54
481-221-01S 2357 S HELM AVE 0.184 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-02S 2359 S HELM AVE 0.166 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-03S 2361 S HELM AVE 0.179 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-04S 2363 S HELM AVE 0.182 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-05S 2367 S HELM AVE 0.159 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-06S 2379 S HELM AVE 0.179 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-07S 2385 S HELM AVE 0.176 3852 54.55 54.54
481-221-08S 2386 S CINDY AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-221-09S 2380 S CINDY AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-221-10S 2374 S CINDY AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-221-11S 2368 S CINDY AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-221-12S 2362 S CINDY AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-221-13S 2356 S CINDY AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-221-14S 2350 S CINDY AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-222-01S 5104 E TOWER AVE 0.161 3852 54.55 54.54
481-222-02S 5110 E TOWER AVE 0.165 3852 54.55 54.54
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-222-03S 5114 E TOWER AVE 0.151 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-04S 5118 E TOWER AVE 0.192 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-05S 5122 E TOWER AVE 0.192 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-06S 5126 E TOWER AVE 0.192 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-07S 5130 E TOWER AVE 0.21 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-08S 5134 E TOWER AVE 0.227 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-09S 5138 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-10S 5142 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-11S 5146 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-12S 5150 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-13S 5156 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-14S 5158 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-15S 5162 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-16S 5166 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-17S 5170 E TOWER AVE 0.228 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-18S 5174 E TOWER AVE 0.401 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-19S 2381 S KAREN AVE 0.151 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-20S 2375 S KAREN AVE 0.151 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-21S 2369 S KAREN AVE 0.151 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-22S 2363 S KAREN AVE 0.151 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-23S 2361 S KAREN AVE 0.151 4057 54.54 54.54
481-222-24S 2357 S KAREN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-07S 2353 S CINDY AVE 0.167 4056 54.54 54.54
481-223-08S 2359 S CINDY AVE 0.167 4056 54.54 54.54
481-223-09S 2365 S CINDY AVE 0.167 4056 54.54 54.54
481-223-10S 2371 S CINDY AVE 0.167 4056 54.54 54.54
481-223-11S 2377 S CINDY AVE 0.167 4056 54.54 54.54
481-223-12S 2383 S CINDY AVE 0.167 4056 54.54 54.54
481-223-13S 5173 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-14S 5167 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-15S 5163 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-16S 5159 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-17S 5155 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-18S 5151 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-19S 5147 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-20S 5143 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-21S 5139 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-22S 5135 E TOWER AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-23S 5140 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-24S 5142 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-25-S 5146 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.14 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-26S 5152 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-27S 5156 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-28S 5160 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-29S 5164 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
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481-223-30S 5168 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-31S 5172 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-44S 2354 S SYLMAR AVE 0.158 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-45S 2358 S SYLMAR AVE 0.146 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-46S 2360 S SYLMAR AVE 0.2 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-47S 2366 S SYLMAR AVE 0.22 4057 54.54 54.54
481-223-48S 5129 E TOWER AVE 0.17 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-01S 5171 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-02S 5169 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-03S 5165 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-04S 5161 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-05S 5157 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-06S 5153 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-07S 2359 S SYLMAR AVE 0.241 4057 54.54 54.54
481-224-08S 2355 S SYLMAR AVE 0.224 4057 54.54 54.54
481-231-01S 5167 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-02S 5163 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-03S 5159 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-04S 5155 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-05S 5151 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-06S 5147 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-07S 5143 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-08S 5139 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-09S 5135 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-10S 5131 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-11S 5127 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-12S 5123 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-13S 5119 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-14S 5115 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-15S 5111 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-16S 5107 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-17S 5103 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-231-18S 5173 E PITT AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-01S 5166 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-02S 5162 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-03S 5158 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-04S 5154 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-05S 5150 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-06S 5146 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-07S 5142 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-08S 5138 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-09S 5134 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-10S 5130 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-11S 5126 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-12S 5122 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-232-13S 5118 E PITT AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-14S 5114 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-15S 5110 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-16S 5106 E PITT AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-17S 5105 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-18S 5109 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-19S 5113 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-20S 5117 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-21S 5121 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-22S 5125 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-23S 5129 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-24S 5133 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-25S 5137 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-26S 5141 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-27S 5145 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-28S 5149 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-29S 5153 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-232-30S 5172 E PITT AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-31S 2328 S KAREN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-32S 2332 S KAREN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-33S 2336 S KAREN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-34S 2340 S KAREN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-35S 2342 S KAREN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-36S 2345 S TERRY AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-37S 2341 S TERRY AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-38S 2337 S TERRY AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-39S 2333 S TERRY AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-232-40S 5157 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-01S 5152 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-02S 5148 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-03S 5144 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-04S 5140 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-05S 5136 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-06S 5132 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-07S 5128 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-08S 5124 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-09S 5120 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-10S 5116 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-11S 5112 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-12S 5108 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-13S 5104 E TRUMAN AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-14S 5103 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-15S 5107 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-16S 5111 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-17S 5115 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
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Acreage
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Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-233-18S 5119 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-19S 5123 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-20S 5127 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-21S 5131 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-22S 5135 E BELGRAVIA AVE 0.158 4056 54.54 54.54
481-233-23S 5170 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-24S 5166 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-25S 5162 E TRUMAN AVE 0.137 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-26S 5158 E TRUMAN AVE 0.275 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-27S 2346 S TERRY AVE 0.321 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-28S 2344 S TERRY AVE 0.206 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-29S 2353 S SYLMAR AVE 0.258 4057 54.54 54.54
481-233-30S 2351 S SYLMAR AVE 0.275 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-01S 2317 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-02S 2321 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-03S 2323 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-04S 2329 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-05S 2333 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-06S 2337 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-07S 2341 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-08S 2345 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-09S 2349 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-234-10S 2353 S KAREN AVE 0.156 4057 54.54 54.54
481-241-01 4885 E EDNA AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-02 4877 E EDNA AVE 0.151 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-03 4871 E EDNA AVE 0.155 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-04 4865 E EDNA AVE 0.162 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-05 4860 E EDNA AVE 0.191 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-06 4866 E EDNA AVE 0.191 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-07 4872 E EDNA AVE 0.204 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-08 4878 E EDNA AVE 0.133 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-09 4886 E EDNA AVE 0.127 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-10 4881 E EUGENIA AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-11 4875 E EUGENIA AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-12 4869 E EUGENIA AVE 0.2 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-13 4863 E EUGENIA AVE 0.232 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-14 2430 S GARDEN AVE 0.227 3542 21.36 21.36
481-241-15 2436 S GARDEN AVE 0.178 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-01 4870 E EUGENIA AVE 0.16 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-02 4876 E EUGENIA AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-03 4882 E EUGENIA AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-04 4888 E EUGENIA AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-05 4894 E EUGENIA AVE 0.172 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-06 4902 E EUGENIA AVE 0.211 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-07 4908 E EUGENIA AVE 0.238 3542 21.36 21.36
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-242-08 4911 E EUGENIA AVE 0.199 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-09 4907 E EUGENIA AVE 0.211 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-10 4901 E EUGENIA AVE 0.198 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-11 2427 S LAUREEN AVE 0.139 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-12 2421 S LAUREEN AVE 0.152 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-13 2415 S LAUREEN AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-14 2409 S LAUREEN AVE 0.141 3542 21.36 21.36
481-242-15 2403 S LAUREEN AVE 0.172 3542 21.36 21.36
481-251-01-S 4921 E BURNS AVE 0.15 3542 21.36 21.36
481-251-02-S 4917 E BURNS AVE 0.134 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-01-S 4929 E BURNS AVE 0.152 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-02-S 4933 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-03-S 4937 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-04-S 4941 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-05-S 4945 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-06-S 4949 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-07-S 4953 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-08-S 4957 E BURNS AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-09-S 4961 E BURNS AVE 0.169 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-10-S 4965 E BURNS AVE 0.198 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-11-S 4969 E BURNS AVE 0.162 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-12-S 2459 S FINE AVE 0.172 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-13-S 2463 S FINE AVE 0.153 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-14-S 2467 S FINE AVE 0.155 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-15-S 2471 S FINE AVE 0.166 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-16-S 4973 E GROVE AVE 0.169 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-17-S 4977 E GROVE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-18-S 4981 E GROVE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-19-S 4985 E GROVE AVE 0.13 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-20-S 4989 E GROVE AVE 0.18 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-21-S 4993 E GROVE AVE 0.181 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-22-S 4997 E GROVE AVE 0.198 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-23-S 4994 E GROVE AVE 0.208 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-24-S 4990 E GROVE AVE 0.248 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-25-S 4986 E GROVE AVE 0.174 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-26-S 4982 E GROVE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-27-S 4978 E GROVE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-28-S 4974 E GROVE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-29-S 4970 E GROVE AVE 0.152 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-30-S 4971 E BYRD AVE 0.162 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-31-S 4975 E BYRD AVE 0.144 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-32-S 4979 E BYRD AVE 0.144 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-33-S 4983 E BYRD AVE 0.144 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-34-S 4987 E BYRD AVE 0.152 3542 21.36 21.36
481-252-35-S 4991 E BYRD AVE 0.144 3542 21.36 21.36
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-252-36-S 4995 E BYRD AVE 0.179 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-01-S 2490 S PAULA AVE 0.163 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-02-S 2484 S PAULA AVE 0.183 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-03-S 2478 S PAULA AVE 0.154 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-04-S 4931 E LAURITE AVE 0.155 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-05-S 4935 E LAURITE AVE 0.133 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-06-S 4939 E LAURITE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-07-S 4943 E LAURITE AVE 0.14 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-08-S 4947 E LAURITE AVE 0.151 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-09-S 4951 E LAURITE AVE 0.209 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-10-S 2479 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.19 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-11-S 2485 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.157 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-12-S 2489 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.135 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-13-S 2493 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-14-S 2497 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-15-S 2499 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-16-S 2494 S FINE AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-17-S 2490 S FINE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-18-S 2486 S FINE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-19-S 2482 S FINE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-20-S 2476 S FINE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-21-S 2470 S FINE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-22-S 2466 S FINE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-23-S 4962 E BURNS AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-24-S 4958 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-25-S 4954 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-26-S 4950 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-27-S 4946 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-28-S 4942 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-29-S 4938 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-30-S 4934 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-31-S 4930 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-32-S 4926 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-33-S 4922 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-253-34-S 4918 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-01-S 2498 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.167 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-02-S 2496 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.143 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-03-S 2492 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.143 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-04-S 2488 S ROUGHRIDER AVE 0.155 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-05-S 2487 S PAULA AVE 0.155 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-06-S 2491 S PAULA AVE 0.154 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-07-S 2495 S PAULA AVE 0.217 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-08-S 4932 E GROVE AVE 0.249 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-09-S 4928 E GROVE AVE 0.152 3542 21.36 21.36
481-254-10-S 4924 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-261-01 4869 E BURNS AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-02 4875 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-03 4881 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-04 4887 E BURNS AVE 0.142 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-05 4893 E BURNS AVE 0.138 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-06 4899 E BURNS AVE 0.161 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-07 4903 E BURNS AVE 0.187 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-08 4907 E BURNS AVE 0.192 3542 21.36 21.36
481-261-09-S 4913 E BURNS AVE 0.138 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-01 2494 S GARDEN AVE 0.159 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-02 2490 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-03 2486 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-04 2482 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-05 2478 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-06 2472 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-07 2468 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-08 2464 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-09 2460 S GARDEN AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-10 2456 S GARDEN AVE 0.164 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-11 2452 S GARDEN AVE 0.159 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-12 2448 S GARDEN AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-262-13 2442 S GARDEN AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-01 2485 S GARDEN AVE 0.16 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-02 2481 S GARDEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-03 2475 S GARDEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-04 2467 S GARDEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-05 2463 S GARDEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-06 2459 S GARDEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-07 2455 S GARDEN AVE 0.16 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-08 4878 E BURNS AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-09 4884 E BURNS AVE 0.127 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-10 4890 E BURNS AVE 0.147 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-11 4898 E BURNS AVE 0.144 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-12 4906 E BURNS AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-13 4910 E BURNS AVE 0.143 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-14-S 4914 E BURNS AVE 0.138 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-15 2484 S LAUREEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-16 2480 S LAUREEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-17 2474 S LAUREEN AVE 0.192 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-18 2470 S LAUREEN AVE 0.229 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-19 2466 S LAUREEN AVE 0.224 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-20 2465 S LAUREEN AVE 0.174 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-21 2469 S LAUREEN AVE 0.176 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-22 2473 S LAUREEN AVE 0.163 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-23 2479 S LAUREEN AVE 0.146 3542 21.36 21.36
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-263-24 2483 S LAUREEN AVE 0.158 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-25 2486 S WINERY AVE 0.189 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-26 2482 S WINERY AVE 0.212 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-27 2476 S WINERY AVE 0.191 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-28-S 2475 S WINERY AVE 0.173 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-29-S 2477 S WINERY AVE 0.2 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-30-S 2481 S WINERY AVE 0.227 3542 21.36 21.36
481-263-31-S 2485 S WINERY AVE 0.183 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-01 4868 E GROVE AVE 0.149 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-02 4874 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-03 4880 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-04 4886 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-05 4892 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-06 4898 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-07 4904 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-08-S 4912 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-09-S 4916 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-264-10-S 4920 E GROVE AVE 0.137 3542 21.36 21.36
481-271-01-S 5201 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-02-S 5205 E BLOSSOM LN 0.139 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-03-S 5211 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-04-S 5217 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-05-S 5223 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-06-S 5229 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-07-S 5235 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-08-S 5241 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-09-S 5245 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-10-S 5249 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-11-S 5255 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-12-S 5261 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-13-S 5267 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-14-S 5273 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-15-S 5279 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-16-S 5287 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-17-S 5293 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-271-18-S 5299 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-01-S 5210 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-02-S 5216 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-03-S 5222 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-04-S 5228 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-05-S 5234 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-06-S 5240 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-07-S 5244 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-08-S 5266 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-09-S 5272 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-272-10-S 5278 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-11-S 5286 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-12-S 5292 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-13-S 5296 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-14-S 5298 E BLOSSOM LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-15-S 5297 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-16-S 5295 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-17-S 5291 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-18-S 5285 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-19-S 5277 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-20-S 5271 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-21-S 5265 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-22-S 5243 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-23-S 5239 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-24-S 5233 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-25-S 5227 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-26-S 5221 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-27-S 5215 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-272-28-S 5209 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-01-S 5212 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-02-S 5218 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-03-S 5224 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-04-S 5230 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-05-S 5236 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-06-S 5242 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-07-S 5246 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-08-S 5250 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-09-S 5256 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-10-S 5262 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-11-S 5266 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-12-S 5270 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-13-S 5276 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-14-S 5284 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-15-S 5290 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-16-S 5294 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-17-S 5296 E HARVEST LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-18-S 2482 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-19-S 2484 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-20-S 5295 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-21-S 5293 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-22-S 5287 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-23-S 5279 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-24-S 5273 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-25-S 5267 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.157 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-26-S 5261 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
481-273-27-S 5255 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-28-S 5249 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-29-S 5245 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-30-S 5241 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-31-S 5235 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-32-S 2487 S SUMMERFIELD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-33-S 2483 S SUMMERFIELD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-34-S 2482 S SUMMERFIELD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-35-S 2484 S SUMMERFIELD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-36-S 2485 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-273-37-S 2483 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-01-S 5234 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-02-S 5240 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-03-S 5244 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-04-S 5252 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.115 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-05-S 5256 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-06-S 5260 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-07-S 5266 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-08-S 5272 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-09-S 5278 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-10-S 5286 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-11-S 5290 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-12-S 5292 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-13-S 5294 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-14-S 5296 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-15-S 5298 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-16-S 2489 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-17-S 2485 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-18-S 2481 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-19-S 2475 S APPLEWOOD LN 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-20-S 2469 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-21-S 2463 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-22-S 2459 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-23-S 2457 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-274-24-S 2453 S APPLEWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-01-S 2458 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-02-S 2462 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-03-S 2468 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-04-S 2476 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-05-S 2480 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-06-S 2484 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-07-S 2490 S LEMONWOOD LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-08-S 5206 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-09-S 5210 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
481-275-10-S 5216 E WILDFLOWER LN 0.103 4606 67.11 67.10
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-031-06 7077 N ANTIOCH AVE ##101 0.273 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-07 7087 N ANTIOCH AVE ##101 0.358 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-08 7097 N ANTIOCH AVE ##101 0.443 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-09 7107 N ANTIOCH AVE ##101 0.373 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-10 7117 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.37 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-11 7127 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.4 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-12 4903 W LOCUST AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-13 4913 W LOCUST AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-14 4923 W LOCUST AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-15 4933 W LOCUST AVE 0.245 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-16 7118 N LODI AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-17 7104 N LODI AVE 0.208 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-18 7092 N LODI AVE 0.312 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-19 4959 W FIR AVE 0.241 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-20 4973 W FIR AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-21 4987 W FIR AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-22 5001 W FIR AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-23 5015 W FIR AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-24 5029 W FIR AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-25 5043 W FIR AVE 0.205 3994 3.83 3.82
502-031-26 5057 W FIR AVE 0.241 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-27 7093 N GILROY AVE 0.275 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-28 7109 N GILROY AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-29 7125 N GILROY AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-30 7141 N GILROY AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-31 7157 N GILROY AVE 0.224 3994 64.76 64.76
502-031-38 4992 W HERNDON AVE ##101 1.24 3994 400.94 400.94
502-031-39 4958 W HERNDON AVE ##101 1.23 3994 400.94 400.94
502-031-40 4924 W HERNDON AVE ##101 1.32 3994 400.94 400.94
502-031-42 5062 W HERNDON AVE ##101 1.22 3994 400.94 400.94
502-031-43 5028 W HERNDON AVE ##101 1.21 3994 400.94 400.94
502-032-01 7055 N MILBURN AVE 1.53 3994 400.94 400.94
502-032-02 7086 N ANTIOCH 1.46 3994 400.94 400.94
502-033-01 5042 W FIR AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-02 5028 W FIR AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-03 5012 W FIR AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-04 4998 W FIR AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-05 4982 W FIR AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-06 4968 W FIR AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-07 4969 W LOCUST AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-08 4985 W LOCUST AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-09 5001 W LOCUST AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-10 5017 W LOCUST AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-11 5033 W LOCUST AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-033-12 5049 W LOCUST AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-041-01 7173 N GILROY AVE 0.221 3994 64.76 64.76
502-041-02 7189 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-041-03 7205 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-041-04 7221 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-041-07 7237 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-01 5054 W SPRUCE AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-02 5040 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-03 5026 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-04 5010 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-05 4990 W SPRUCE AVE 0.229 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-06 4970 W SPRUCE AVE 0.28 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-07 7225 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.307 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-10 4975 W BIRCH AVE 0.282 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-17 5025 W BIRCH AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-18 5035 W BIRCH AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-19 5051 W BIRCH AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-20 7245 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.276 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-21 4989 W BIRCH AVE 0.282 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-22 5003 W BIRCH AVE 0.314 3994 64.76 64.76
502-042-23 5015 W BIRCH AVE 0.275 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-01 5052 W LOCUST AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-02 5036 W LOCUST AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-03 5020 W LOCUST AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-04 5004 W LOCUST AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-05 4988 W LOCUST AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-06 4972 W LOCUST AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-07 4956 W LOCUST AVE 0.209 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-08 4929 W LOCUST AVE 0.215 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-09 4918 W LOCUST AVE 0.224 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-10 4908 W LOCUST AVE 0.247 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-11 7185 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.279 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-12 7207 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.239 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-13 7223 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-16 7255 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-17 7271 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-18 7287 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.227 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-19 4919 W BIRCH AVE 0.248 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-20 7272 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.251 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-21 7258 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.282 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-24 7230 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.247 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-25 7216 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.236 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-26 7202 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.234 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-27 4949 W SPRUCE AVE 0.227 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-28 4963 W SPRUCE AVE 0.242 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-29 4979 W SPRUCE AVE 0.227 3994 64.76 64.76
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-043-30 4993 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-31 5009 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-32 5023 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-33 5039 W SPRUCE AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-34 5053 W SPRUCE AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-35 7239 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-043-36 7244 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.254 3994 64.76 64.76
502-044-01 7224 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.247 3994 64.76 64.76
502-044-02 7208 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.28 3994 64.76 64.76
502-044-03 7192 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.294 3994 64.76 64.76
502-044-04 7176 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.394 3994 64.76 64.76
502-044-05 4893 W LOCUST AVE 0.249 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-01 5084 W MINARETS AVE 0.234 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-02 5070 W MINARETS AVE 0.225 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-03 5054 W MINARETS AVE 0.225 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-04 5040 W MINARETS AVE 0.236 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-05 5024 W MINARETS AVE 0.242 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-06 5010 W MINARETS AVE 0.234 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-07 4994 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-08 4980 W MINARETS AVE 0.227 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-09 4964 W MINARETS AVE 0.245 3994 64.76 64.76
502-051-10 4950 W MINARETS AVE 0.265 3994 64.76 64.76
502-052-01 7285 N GILROY AVE 0.221 3994 64.76 64.76
502-052-02 7269 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-052-03 7253 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-01 5052 W BIRCH AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-02 5036 W BIRCH AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-03 5022 W BIRCH AVE 0.219 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-04 5006 W BIRCH AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-05 4992 W BIRCH AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-06 4976 W BIRCH AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-07 4962 W BIRCH AVE 0.214 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-08 4946 W BIRCH AVE 0.232 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-09 4932 W BIRCH AVE 0.234 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-10 4916 W BIRCH AVE 0.237 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-11 7303 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-12 7319 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-13 7335 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-14 7351 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-15 7367 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-16 7383 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-17 7378 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.225 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-18 7364 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.22 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-19 7352 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.219 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-20 7338 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.274 3994 64.76 64.76
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-053-21 4943 W MINARETS AVE 0.272 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-22 4957 W MINARETS AVE 0.236 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-23 4973 W MINARETS AVE 0.232 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-24 4987 W MINARETS AVE 0.227 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-25 5003 W MINARETS AVE 0.22 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-26 5017 W MINARETS AVE 0.242 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-27 5033 W MINARETS AVE 0.233 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-28 5047 W MINARETS AVE 0.207 3994 64.76 64.76
502-053-29 5063 W MINARETS AVE 0.212 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-01 7376 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.244 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-02 7368 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-03 7352 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-04 7336 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-05 7320 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-06 7304 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-07 7296 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-08 7284 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-09 7268 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-054-10 7254 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.244 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-02 7463 N GILROY AVE 0.245 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-03 7449 N GILROY AVE 0.271 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-04 7433 N GILROY AVE 0.258 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-05 7429 N GILROY AVE 0.242 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-06 7405 N GILROY AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-07 7389 N GILROY AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-08 7375 N GILROY AVE 0.238 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-09 7359 N GILROY AVE 0.247 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-10 7345 N GILROY AVE 0.366 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-11 5047 W PINEDALE AVE 0.345 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-12 5037 W PINEDALE AVE 0.208 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-13 5027 W PINEDALE AVE 0.247 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-14 5017 W PINEDALE AVE 0.25 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-15 5007 W PINEDALE AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-16 4997 W PINEDALE AVE 0.227 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-17 4977 W PINEDALE AVE 0.224 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-18 4957 W PINEDALE AVE 0.239 3994 64.76 64.76
502-061-19 4937 W PINEDALE AVE 0.267 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-01 7462 N GILROY AVE 0.225 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-02 7450 N GILROY AVE 0.216 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-03 7434 N GILROY AVE 0.22 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-04 7420 N GILROY AVE 0.24 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-05 7406 N GILROY AVE 0.229 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-06 7390 N GILROY AVE 0.211 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-07 7376 N GILROY AVE 0.22 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-08 7360 N GILROY AVE 0.224 3994 64.76 64.76
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-062-09 5010 W PINEDALE AVE 0.326 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-10 4996 W PINEDALE AVE 0.245 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-11 7399 N LODI AVE 0.312 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-12 7413 N LODI AVE 0.259 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-13 7429 N LODI AVE 0.224 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-14 7443 N LODI AVE 0.222 3994 64.76 64.76
502-062-15 7449 N LODI AVE 0.225 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-01 7454 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.301 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-02 7450 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.358 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-03 7436 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.354 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-04 7451 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.334 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-05 7455 N ANTIOCH AVE 0.301 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-06 7456 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.234 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-07 7442 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.237 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-08 7434 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.313 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-09 7435 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.383 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-10 7443 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.272 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-11 7457 N BELVEDERE AVE 0.234 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-12 7458 N LODI AVE 0.265 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-13 7444 N LODI AVE 0.235 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-14 7430 N LODI AVE 0.235 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-15 7414 N LODI AVE 0.229 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-16 4968 W PINEDALE AVE 0.252 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-17 4954 W PINEDALE AVE 0.219 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-18 4940 W PINEDALE AVE 0.219 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-19 4926 W PINEDALE AVE 0.219 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-20 4912 W PINEDALE AVE 0.21 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-21 4898 W PINEDALE AVE 0.21 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-22 4884 W PINEDALE AVE 0.21 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-23 4870 W PINEDALE AVE 0.208 3994 64.76 64.76
502-063-24 4856 W PINEDALE AVE 0.25 3994 64.76 64.76
502-071-01 7357 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.241 4173 106.34 106.34
502-071-02 7369 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.262 4173 106.34 106.34
502-071-03 7381 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.275 4173 106.34 106.34
502-071-04 4775 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.231 4173 106.34 106.34
502-071-05 4759 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.257 4173 106.34 106.34
502-072-06 4743 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.21 4173 106.34 106.34
502-072-07 4733 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.226 4173 106.34 106.34
502-072-08 4723 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.257 4173 106.34 106.34
502-072-09 7364 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.275 4173 106.34 106.34
502-072-10 7351 N KATY AVE 0.298 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-05 4728 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.262 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-23 4716 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.725 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-24 4708 W ALLUVIAL AVE 1.06 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-25 4692 W ALLUVIAL AVE 1.13 4173 106.34 106.34
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-073-26 4662 W ALLUVIAL AVE 1.32 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-27 4652 W ALLUVIAL AVE 1.25 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-28 4682 W ALLUVIAL AVE 4173 106.34 106.34
502-073-29 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 4173 106.34 106.34
502-081-01 7285 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.23 4173 106.34 106.34
502-081-02 7297 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.233 4173 106.34 106.34
502-081-03 7309 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.233 4173 106.34 106.34
502-081-04 7321 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.233 4173 106.34 106.34
502-081-05 7333 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.233 4173 106.34 106.34
502-081-06 7345 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.241 4173 106.34 106.34
502-082-01 7352 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.246 4173 106.34 106.34
502-082-02 7340 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.23 4173 106.34 106.34
502-082-03 4740 W PINEDALE AVE 0.316 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-01 4755 W PINEDALE AVE 0.217 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-02 7304 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-03 7292 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-04 7280 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-05 7275 N KATY AVE 0.217 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-06 7287 N KATY AVE 0.217 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-07 7303 N KATY AVE 0.217 4173 106.34 106.34
502-083-08 7315 N KATY AVE 0.227 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-01 7272 N KATY AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-02 7284 N KATY AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-03 7296 N KATY AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-04 7310 N KATY AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-05 7324 N KATY AVE 0.227 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-06 7340 N KATY AVE 0.261 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-07 7358 N KATY AVE 0.218 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-08 4691 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.221 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-09 4681 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.223 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-10 7321 N CECELIA AVE 0.235 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-11 7309 N CECELIA AVE 0.235 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-12 7297 N CECELIA AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-13 7285 N CECELIA AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-084-14 7273 N CECELIA AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-01 7268 N CECELIA AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-02 7280 N CECELIA AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-03 7292 N CECELIA AVE 0.216 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-04 7312 N CECELIA AVE 0.203 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-05 4667 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.192 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-06 4657 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.205 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-07 4647 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.218 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-08 7293 N MITRE AVE 0.229 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-09 7281 N MITRE AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-085-10 7269 N MITRE AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-086-01 4612 W MINARETS AVE 0.223 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-02 4622 W MINARETS AVE 0.22 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-03 4632 W MINARETS AVE 0.22 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-04 7298 N MITRE AVE 0.261 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-05 4625 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.247 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-06 4622 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.299 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-07 4632 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.22 4173 106.34 106.34
502-086-08 4642 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.262 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-01 4611 W MINARETS AVE 0.22 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-02 4621 W MINARETS AVE 0.22 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-03 4631 W MINARETS AVE 0.22 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-04 4634 W BIRCH AVE 0.278 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-05 4622 W BIRCH AVE 0.273 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-06 4610 W BIRCH AVE 0.243 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-07 4621 W BIRCH AVE 0.289 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-08 4631 W BIRCH AVE 0.252 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-09 4643 W BIRCH AVE 0.236 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-10 4655 W BIRCH AVE 0.236 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-11 4667 W BIRCH AVE 0.236 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-12 4679 W BIRCH AVE 0.236 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-13 4691 W BIRCH AVE 0.236 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-14 4703 W BIRCH AVE 0.236 4173 106.34 106.34
502-091-15 4715 W BIRCH AVE 0.262 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-01 4743 W BIRCH AVE 0.274 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-02 4753 W BIRCH AVE 0.258 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-03 4765 W BIRCH AVE 0.268 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-04 7225 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.367 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-05 7237 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.234 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-06 7249 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.247 4173 106.34 106.34
502-092-07 7261 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.247 4173 106.34 106.34
502-093-01 7268 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-093-02 7256 N BABIGIAN AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-093-03 4736 W BIRCH 0.235 4173 106.34 106.34
502-093-04 7239 N KATY AVE 0.235 4173 106.34 106.34
502-093-05 7251 N KATY AVE 0.217 4173 106.34 106.34
502-093-06 7263 N KATY AVE 0.217 4173 106.34 106.34
502-094-01 7260 N KATY AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-094-02 7248 N KATY AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-094-03 7236 N KATY AVE 0.235 4173 106.34 106.34
502-094-04 7237 N CECELIA AVE 0.235 4173 106.34 106.34
502-094-05 7249 N CECELIA AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-094-06 7261 N CECELIA AVE 0.211 4173 106.34 106.34
502-095-01 7256 N CECELIA AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-095-02 7244 N CECELIA AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-095-03 7232 N CECELIA AVE 0.216 4173 106.34 106.34
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-095-04 7233 N MITRE AVE 0.216 4173 106.34 106.34
502-095-05 7245 N MITRE AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-095-06 7257 N MITRE AVE 0.206 4173 106.34 106.34
502-101-01 5298 W MINARETS AVE 0.262 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-02 5282 W MINARETS AVE 0.204 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-03 5266 W MINARETS AVE 0.242 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-04 5250 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-05 5234 W MINARETS AVE 0.295 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-06 5218 W MINARETS AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-07 5202 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-08 5188 W MINARETS AVE 0.285 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-09 5172 W MINARETS AVE 0.242 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-10 5156 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-11 5140 W MINARETS AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-101-12 5124 W MINARETS AVE 0.293 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-01 7350 N DANTE AVE 0.206 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-02 7366 N DANTE AVE 0.247 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-03 7382 N DANTE AVE 0.311 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-04 7398 N DANTE AVE 0.253 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-05 7416 N DANTE AVE 0.217 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-06 7432 N DANTE AVE 0.247 4474 39.64 39.64
502-102-07 7448 N DANTE AVE 0.294 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-01 7323 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.275 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-02 7315 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.226 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-05 7257 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.312 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-06 7239 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.258 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-07 5291 W SPRUCE AVE 0.275 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-08 5275 W SPRUCE AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-11 5231 W SPRUCE AVE 0.295 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-12 5215 W SPRUCE AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-15 5171 W SPRUCE AVE 0.256 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-16 5185 W SPRUCE AVE 0.274 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-17 5201 W SPRUCE AVE 0.171 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-18 5245 W SPRUCE AVE 0.274 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-19 5261 W SPRUCE AVE 0.176 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-20 7291 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.261 4474 39.64 39.64
502-111-21 7277 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.264 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-01 5265 W MINARETS AVE 0.306 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-02 5249 W MINARETS AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-03 5233 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-04 5217 W MINARETS AVE 0.285 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-05 5201 W MINARETS AVE 0.245 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-06 5187 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-07 5173 W MINARETS AVE 0.24 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-08 5155 W MINARETS AVE 0.245 4474 39.64 39.64
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-112-09 5139 W MINARETS AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-10 5123 W MINARETS AVE 0.3 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-11 5122 W BIRCH AVE 0.25 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-12 5138 W BIRCH AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-13 5154 W BIRCH AVE 0.287 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-14 5176 W BIRCH AVE 0.245 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-15 5186 W BIRCH AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-18 5232 W BIRCH AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-19 5248 W BIRCH AVE 0.245 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-20 5264 W BIRCH AVE 0.295 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-21 5204 W BIRCH AVE 0.308 4474 39.64 39.64
502-112-22 5216 W BIRCH AVE 0.227 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-01 5263 W BIRCH AVE 0.306 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-02 5247 W BIRCH AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-03 5231 W BIRCH AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-04 5215 W BIRCH AVE 0.279 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-05 5203 W BIRCH AVE 0.242 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-06 5187 W BIRCH AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-07 5175 W BIRCH AVE 0.198 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-08 5155 W BIRCH AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-09 5139 W BIRCH AVE 0.242 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-10 5121 W BIRCH AVE 0.295 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-11 5126 W SPRUCE AVE 0.3 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-12 5140 W SPRUCE AVE 0.24 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-13 5152 W SPRUCE AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-14 5170 W SPRUCE AVE 0.245 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-15 5188 W SPRUCE AVE 0.295 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-16 5202 W SPRUCE AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-17 5218 W SPRUCE AVE 0.24 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-18 5234 W SPRUCE AVE 0.285 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-19 5248 W SPRUCE AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-113-20 5264 W SPRUCE AVE 0.253 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-01 5141 W SPRUCE AVE 0.295 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-02 5125 W SPRUCE AVE 0.208 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-03 5111 W SPRUCE AVE 0.237 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-04 7226 N DANTE AVE 0.259 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-05 7242 N DANTE AVE 0.239 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-06 7258 N DANTE AVE 0.217 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-07 7274 N DANTE AVE 0.25 4474 39.64 39.64
502-114-08 7290 N DANTE AVE 0.261 4474 39.64 39.64
502-115-01 7318 N DANTE AVE 0.322 4474 39.64 39.64
502-115-02 7334 N DANTE AVE 0.253 4474 39.64 39.64
502-121-01 7583 N WHEELER AVE 0.149 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-02 7595 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-03 7607 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-121-04 7619 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-05 7631 N WHEELER AVE 0.135 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-06 7645 N WHEELER AVE 0.215 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-07 5490 W DECATUR AVE 0.203 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-08 5480 W DECATUR AVE 0.199 4300 53.10 53.10
502-121-09 5470 W DECATUR AVE 0.199 4300 53.10 53.10
502-122-01 5446 W DECATUR AVE 0.184 4300 53.10 53.10
502-122-02 5434 W DECATUR AVE 0.195 4300 53.10 53.10
502-122-03 5422 W DECATUR AVE 0.194 4300 53.10 53.10
502-122-04 5408 W DECATUR AVE 0.274 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-01 5473 W DECATUR AVE 0.186 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-02 5461 W DECATUR AVE 0.172 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-03 5449 W DECATUR AVE 0.182 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-04 5437 W DECATUR AVE 0.213 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-05 7653 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.161 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-06 7641 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-07 7629 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-08 7617 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.16 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-09 5438 W CROMWELL AVE 0.217 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-10 5450 W CROMWELL AVE 0.182 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-11 5462 W CROMWELL AVE 0.172 4300 53.10 53.10
502-123-12 5474 W CROMWELL AVE 0.181 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-01 5475 W CROMWELL AVE 0.169 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-02 5465 W CROMWELL AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-03 5453 W CROMWELL AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-04 5441 W CROMWELL AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-05 5429 W CROMWELL AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-06 5417 W CROMWELL AVE 0.169 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-07 5418 W BEDFORD AVE 0.169 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-08 5430 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-09 5442 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-10 5454 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-11 5466 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-124-12 5476 W BEDFORD AVE 0.169 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-01 7563 N WHEELER AVE 0.149 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-02 7551 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-03 7539 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-04 7527 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-05 7515 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-06 7503 N WHEELER AVE 0.287 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-07 5489 W ATHENS AVE 0.239 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-08 5477 W ATHENS AVE 0.207 4300 53.10 53.10
502-131-09 5465 W ATHENS AVE 0.189 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-01 5479 W BEDFORD AVE 0.169 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-02 5467 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-132-03 5455 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-04 5443 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-05 5431 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-06 5419 W BEDFORD AVE 0.169 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-09 5444 W ATHENS AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-10 5456 W ATHENS AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-11 5468 W ATHENS AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-12 5478 W ATHENS AVE 0.157 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-13 5420 W ATHENS AVE 0.164 4300 53.10 53.10
502-132-14 5432 W ATHENS AVE 0.167 4300 53.10 53.10
502-133-01 5441 W ATHENS AVE 0.186 4300 53.10 53.10
502-133-05S 5399 W ATHENS AVE 0.165 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-06S 5375 W ATHENS AVE 0.165 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-07S 5359 W ATHENS AVE 0.165 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-08S 5343 W ATHENS AVE 0.224 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-09S 5331 W ATHENS AVE 0.247 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-10S 7514 N STATE 0.148 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-11S 7522 N STATE 0.141 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-12S 7526 N STATE 0.144 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-13S 7534 N STATE 0.156 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-14S 7531 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.175 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-15S 7527 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.162 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-16S 7521 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.16 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-17S 7513 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.16 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-18S 7507 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.183 4664 76.81 76.80
502-133-21 5405 W ATHENS AVE 0.176 4300 53.10 53.10
502-133-24 5429 W ATHENS AVE 0.177 4300 53.10 53.10
502-133-25 5417 W ATHENS AVE 0.177 4300 53.10 53.10
502-134-01S 7564 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-02S 7542 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-03S 7530 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-04S 7526 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-05S 7520 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.149 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-06S 7521 N STATE 0.149 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-07S 7525 N STATE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-08S 7533 N STATE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-09S 7541 N STATE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-134-10S 7563 N STATE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-135-01S 5322 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4664 76.81 76.80
502-135-02S 5308 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-135-03S 5294 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-135-04S 5278 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-141-01 5630 W DECATUR AVE 0.189 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-02 5640 W DECATUR AVE 0.192 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-03 7685 N IVANHOE AVE 0.229 4573 52.30 52.30
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-141-04 7677 N IVANHOE AVE 0.214 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-05 7665 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-06 7653 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-07 7641 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-08 7629 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-09 7617 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-10 7605 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-11 7593 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-141-12 7698 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.189 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-13 7684 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.158 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-14 7676 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-15 7664 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-16 7652 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.158 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-17 7640 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-18 7628 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-19 7616 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.158 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-20 7608 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-141-21 7596 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.158 4707 52.31 52.30
502-142-01 5610 W DECATUR AVE 0.22 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-02 5598 W DECATUR AVE 0.162 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-03 5586 W DECATUR AVE 0.165 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-04 5574 W DECATUR AVE 0.165 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-05 5562 W DECATUR AVE 0.165 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-06 5550 W DECATUR AVE 0.165 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-07 5538 W DECATUR AVE 0.165 4573 52.30 52.30
502-142-08 5526 W DECATUR AVE 0.206 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-01 5629 W DECATUR AVE 0.195 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-02 5619 W DECATUR AVE 0.152 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-03 5609 W DECATUR AVE 0.156 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-04 5597 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-05 5585 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-06 5573 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-07 5561 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-08 5549 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-09 5537 W DECATUR AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-10 5525 W DECATUR AVE 0.187 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-11 5524 W CROMWELL AVE 0.179 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-12 5536 W CROMWELL AVE 0.152 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-13 5548 W CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-14 5560 W CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-15 5572 W CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-16 5584 W CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-17 5596 W CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-18 5608 W CROMWELL AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-143-19 5618 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-143-20 5628 W CROMWELL AVE 0.183 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-01 5627 W CROMWELL AVE 0.204 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-02 5617 W CROMWELL AVE 0.147 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-03 5607 W CROMWELL AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-04 5595 W CROMWELL AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-05 5583 W CROMWELL AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-06 5571 W CROMWELL AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-07 5559 W CROMWELL AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-08 5547 W CROMWELL AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-09 5535 W CROMWELL AVE 0.142 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-10 5523 W CROMWELL AVE 0.179 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-11 5522 W BEDFORD AVE 0.179 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-12 5534 W BEDFORD AVE 0.156 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-13 5546 W BEDFORD AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-14 5558 W BEDFORD AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-15 5570 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-16 5582 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-17 5596 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-18 5606 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-19 5616 W BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4573 52.30 52.30
502-144-20 5626 W BEDFORD AVE 0.182 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-01 7668 N MC CAFFREY 0.179 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-02 7656 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-03 7644 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-04 7632 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-05 7620 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-06 7608 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-07 7596 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-145-08 7584 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-151-01 7557 N IVANHOE AVE 0.231 4573 52.30 52.30
502-151-02 7569 N IVANHOE AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-151-03 7581 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-01 5623 W BEDFORD AVE 0.187 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-02 5613 W BEDFORD AVE 0.157 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-03 5603 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-04 5591 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-05 5577 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-06 5565 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-07 5553 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-08 5541 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-09 5531 W BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-10 5521 W BEDFORD AVE 0.194 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-11 5520 W ATHENS AVE 0.179 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-12 5530 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-13 5540 W ATHENS AVE 0.146 4573 52.30 52.30
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-152-14 5550 W ATHENS AVE 0.146 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-15 5562 W ATHENS AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-16 5574 W ATHENS AVE 0.144 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-17 5588 W ATHENS AVE 0.146 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-18 5602 W ATHENS AVE 0.146 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-19 5612 W ATHENS AVE 0.146 4573 52.30 52.30
502-152-20 5622 W ATHENS AVE 0.202 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-01 5647 W ATHENS AVE 0.162 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-02 5659 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-03 5671 W ATHENS AVE 0.162 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-04 7515 N IVANHOE AVE 0.244 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-05 7509 N IVANHOE AVE 0.345 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-06 7503 N IVANHOE AVE 0.342 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-07 7502 N IVANHOE AVE 0.227 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-08 7508 N IVANHOE AVE 0.242 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-09 7516 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-10 7524 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-16 5565 W ATHENS 0.166 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-17 7519 N MC CAFFREY 0.165 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-18 7511 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-19 7503 N MC CAFFREY 0.172 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-20 5575 W ATHENS 0.286 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-21 5569 W ATHENS 0.261 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-22 5579 W ATHENS 0.358 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-23 5589 W ATHENS 0.147 4573 52.30 52.30
502-153-24 5583 W ATHENS 0.349 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-01 7508 N MC CAFFREY 0.182 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-02 7502 N MC CAFFREY 0.182 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-03 5511 W ATHENS 0.274 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-04 7510 N MC CAFFREY 0.23 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-05 7518 N MC CAFFREY 0.214 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-06 7524 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-07 7534 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-08 7544 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-09 7554 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4573 52.30 52.30
502-154-10 7564 N MC CAFFREY 0.149 4573 52.30 52.30
502-171-01 5499 W BLUFF AVE 0.156 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-02 5483 W BLUFF AVE 0.169 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-03 5469 W BLUFF AVE 0.193 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-04 5457 W BLUFF AVE 0.171 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-05 5445 W BLUFF AVE 0.142 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-06 5433 W BLUFF AVE 0.178 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-07 5421 W BLUFF AVE 0.183 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-08 7745 N POLK AVE 0.162 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-09 7735 N POLK AVE 0.142 4574 52.30 52.30
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-171-10 7725 N POLK AVE 0.149 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-11 7715 N POLK AVE 0.146 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-12 7705 N POLK AVE 0.149 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-13 7697 N POLK AVE 0.176 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-14 5499 W EVERETT AVE 0.154 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-15 5493 W EVERETT AVE 0.159 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-16 5481 W EVERETT AVE 0.154 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-17 5471 W EVERETT AVE 0.202 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-18 5461 W EVERETT AVE 0.176 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-19 5464 W EVERETT AVE 0.176 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-20 5468 W EVERETT AVE 0.202 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-21 5478 W EVERETT AVE 0.183 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-22 5492 W EVERETT AVE 0.14 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-23 5498 W EVERETT AVE 0.149 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-24 5497 W EL PASO AVE 0.137 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-25 5483 W EL PASO AVE 0.137 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-26 5471 W EL PASO AVE 0.137 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-27 5465 W EL PASO AVE 0.146 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-28 5461 W EL PASO AVE 0.176 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-29 5464 W EL PASO AVE 0.176 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-30 5466 W EL PASO AVE 0.151 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-31 5468 W EL PASO AVE 0.171 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-32 5472 W EL PASO AVE 0.166 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-33 5484 W EL PASO AVE 0.152 4574 52.30 52.30
502-171-34 5496 W EL PASO AVE 0.161 4574 52.30 52.30
502-172-01 7756 N POLK AVE 0.146 4574 52.30 52.30
502-172-02 7744 N POLK AVE 0.149 4574 52.30 52.30
502-172-03 7734 N POLK AVE 0.137 4574 52.30 52.30
502-172-04 7724 N POLK AVE 0.137 4574 52.30 52.30
502-172-05 7714 N POLK AVE 0.137 4574 52.30 52.30
502-172-06 7698 N POLK AVE 0.195 4574 52.30 52.30
502-191-01 7270 N LOLA AVE 0.262 4380 43.84 43.84
502-191-02 7269 N MC CAFFREY 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-191-03 7257 N MC CAFFREY 0.243 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-01 7234 N MC CAFFREY 0.345 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-02 7252 N MC CAFFREY 0.15 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-03 7264 N MC CAFFREY 0.163 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-04 7261 N MICHAEL AVE 0.143 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-05 7251 N MICHAEL AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-06 7239 N MICHAEL AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-07 7229 N MICHAEL AVE 0.156 4380 43.84 43.84
502-192-08 7211 N MICHAEL AVE 0.175 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-01 7198 N MICHAEL AVE 0.24 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-02 7204 N MICHAEL AVE 0.145 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-03 7214 N MICHAEL AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-193-04 7228 N MICHAEL AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-05 7238 N MICHAEL AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-06 7252 N MICHAEL AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-07 7262 N MICHAEL AVE 0.156 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-08 7261 N WHEELER AVE 0.146 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-09 7251 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-10 7237 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-11 7227 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-12 7213 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-13 7203 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-14 7191 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-193-15 7173 N WHEELER AVE 0.224 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-01 7154 N WHEELER AVE 0.321 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-02 7164 N WHEELER AVE 0.182 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-03 7178 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-04 7188 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-05 7200 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-06 7210 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-194-07 7222 N WHEELER AVE 0.17 4380 43.84 43.84
502-195-01 7242 N WHEELER AVE 0.17 4380 43.84 43.84
502-195-02 7254 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-195-03 7268 N WHEELER AVE 0.2 4380 43.84 43.84
502-201-01-S 7369 N IVANHOE AVE 0.142 4380 43.84 43.84
502-201-02-S 7351 N IVANHOE AVE 0.255 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-01 7332 N IVANHOE AVE 0.218 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-02 7342 N IVANHOE AVE 0.155 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-03 7352 N IVANHOE AVE 0.141 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-04 7351 N LOLA AVE 0.16 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-05 7339 N LOLA AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-06 7329 N LOLA AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-07 7319 N LOLA AVE 0.211 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-08 5663 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.161 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-09 7307 N LOLA AVE 0.157 4380 43.84 43.84
502-202-10 7291 N LOLA AVE 0.202 4380 43.84 43.84
502-203-01 7284 N LOLA AVE 0.139 4380 43.84 43.84
502-203-02 7294 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-203-03 7308 N LOLA AVE 0.152 4380 43.84 43.84
502-203-04 7309 N MC CAFFREY 0.152 4380 43.84 43.84
502-203-05 7295 N MC CAFFREY 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-203-06 7283 N MC CAFFREY 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-01 7356 N WHEELER AVE 0.158 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-02 7348 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-03 7334 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-04 7324 N WHEELER AVE 0.199 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-05 5509 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.249 4380 43.84 43.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-204-06 5519 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.16 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-07 5529 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-08 5539 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-09 5549 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-10 5559 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-11 5571 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-12 5585 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-13 5595 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.143 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-14 5594 W BIRCH AVE 0.143 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-15 5584 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-16 5570 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-17 5558 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-18 5548 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-19 5538 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-20 5528 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-21 5518 W BIRCH AVE 0.173 4380 43.84 43.84
502-204-22 5510 W BIRCH AVE 0.245 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-01 5651 W MINARETS AVE 0.152 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-02 5641 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-03 5631 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-04 5621 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-05 5611 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-06 5601 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-07 5593 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-08 5581 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-09 5569 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-10 5557 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-11 5549 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-12 5537 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-13 5527 W MINARETS AVE 0.152 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-14 5528 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.15 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-15 5538 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-16 5548 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-17 5558 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-18 5570 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-19 5584 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-20 5594 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-21 5602 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-22 5612 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-23 5622 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-24 5632 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-25 5642 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-205-26 5652 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.152 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-01 5692 W MINARETS AVE 0.155 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-02 5682 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4380 43.84 43.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-206-03 5672 W MINARETS AVE 0.144 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-04 5662 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-05 5652 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-06 5642 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-07 5632 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-08 5622 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-09 5612 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-10 5602 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-11 5592 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-12 5582 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-13 5572 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-14 5562 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-15 5552 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-16 5542 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-17 5532 W MINARETS AVE 0.137 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-18 5522 W MINARETS AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-19 5512 W MINARETS AVE 0.14 4380 43.84 43.84
502-206-20 5502 W MINARETS AVE 0.177 4380 43.84 43.84
502-211-01 7711 N IVANHOE AVE 0.177 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-02 7717 N IVANHOE AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-03 7725 N IVANHOE AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-04 7733 N IVANHOE AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-05 7741 N IVANHOE AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-06 7749 N IVANHOE AVE 0.141 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-07 7757 N IVANHOE AVE 0.264 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-08 5646 W EL PASO AVE 0.203 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-09 5638 W EL PASO AVE 0.142 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-10 5630 W EL PASO AVE 0.167 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-11 5622 W EL PASO AVE 0.153 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-12 5614 W EL PASO AVE 0.153 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-13 5602 W EL PASO AVE 0.153 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-14 5590 W EL PASO AVE 0.155 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-15 5578 W EL PASO AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-16 5566 W EL PASO AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-17 5552 W EL PASO AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-18 5540 W EL PASO AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-19 5526 W EL PASO AVE 0.156 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-20 5525 W BLUFF AVE 0.156 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-21 5539 W BLUFF AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-22 5551 W BLUFF AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-23 5565 W BLUFF AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-24 5577 W BLUFF AVE 0.155 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-31 5643 W BLUFF AVE 0.15 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-32 5655 W BLUFF AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-33 5667 W BLUFF AVE 0.158 4707 52.31 52.30
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-211-34 7774 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.18 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-35 7766 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.161 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-41 7718 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.161 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-42 7710 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.19 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-43 5589 W BLUFF AVE 0.162 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-44 5601 W BLUFF AVE 0.15 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-45 5613 W BLUFF AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-46 5619 W BLUFF AVE 0.15 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-47 5627 W BLUFF AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-48 5635 W BLUFF AVE 0.156 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-49 7758 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.141 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-50 7750 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.166 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-51 7742 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-52 7734 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.176 4707 52.31 52.30
502-211-53 7726 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.141 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-01 5637 W EL PASO AVE 0.148 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-02 5629 W EL PASO AVE 0.142 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-03 5621 W EL PASO AVE 0.142 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-04 5611 W EL PASO AVE 0.142 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-05 5599 W EL PASO AVE 0.142 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-06 5587 W EL PASO AVE 0.151 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-07 5575 W EL PASO AVE 0.149 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-08 5563 W EL PASO AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-09 5551 W EL PASO AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-10 5539 W EL PASO AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-11 5527 W EL PASO AVE 0.213 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-12 5514 W EVERETT AVE 0.177 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-13 5528 W EVERETT AVE 0.137 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-14 5542 W EVERETT AVE 0.16 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-15 5554 W EVERETT AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-16 5568 W EVERETT AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-17 5580 W EVERETT AVE 0.146 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-18 5592 W EVERETT AVE 0.149 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-19 5604 W EVERETT AVE 0.149 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-20 5616 W EVERETT AVE 0.14 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-21 5626 W EVERETT AVE 0.149 4707 52.31 52.30
502-212-22 5634 W EVERETT AVE 0.152 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-01 5631 W EVERETT AVE 0.168 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-02 5619 W EVERETT AVE 0.169 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-03 5607 W EVERETT AVE 0.177 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-04 5595 W EVERETT AVE 0.156 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-05 5583 W EVERETT AVE 0.156 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-06 5571 W EVERETT AVE 0.154 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-07 5559 W EVERETT AVE 0.164 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-08 5547 W EVERETT AVE 0.154 4707 52.31 52.30
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-213-09 5535 W EVERETT AVE 0.154 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-10 5523 W EVERETT AVE 0.172 4707 52.31 52.30
502-213-11 5511 W EVERETT AVE 0.161 4707 52.31 52.30
502-221-01S 5257 W ATHENS AVE 0.16 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-02S 5241 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-03S 5223 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-04S 5207 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-05S 5191 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-06S 5173 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-07S 5157 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-08S 5141 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-09S 5123 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-10S 5107 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-11S 5089 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-12S 5075 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-13S 5059 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-14S 5037 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-15S 5025 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-16S 5017 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-17S 5007 W ATHENS AVE 0.158 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-18S 4999 W ATHENS AVE 0.155 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-19S 4989 W ATHENS AVE 0.23 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-20S 4979 W ATHENS AVE 0.279 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-21S 4994 W DECATUR AVE 0.214 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-22S 4996 W DECATUR AVE 0.166 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-23S 4998 W DECATUR AVE 0.166 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-24S 5000 W DECATUR AVE 0.166 4664 76.81 76.80
502-221-25S 5004 W DECATUR AVE 0.165 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-01S 5257 W BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-02S 5241 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-03S 5223 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-04S 5207 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-05S 5191 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-06S 5173 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-07S 5157 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-08S 5141 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-09S 5123 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-10S 5107 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-11S 5089 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-12S 5075 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-13S 5061 W BEDFORD AVE 0.221 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-14S 5049 W BEDFORD AVE 0.454 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-15S 5060 W BEDFORD AVE 0.236 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-16S 5074 W BEDFORD AVE 0.169 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-17S 5098 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-222-18S 5110 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-19S 5124 W BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-20S 5125 W CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-21S 5109 W CROMWELL AVE 0.14 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-22S 5099 W CROMWELL AVE 0.18 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-23S 5077 W CROMWELL AVE 0.173 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-24S 5069 W CROMWELL AVE 0.165 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-25S 5033 W DECATUR AVE 0.149 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-26S 5021 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-27S 5017 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-28S 5011 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-29S 5009 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-30S 5003 W DECATUR AVE 0.152 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-31S 4999 W DECATUR AVE 0.149 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-32S 4997 W DECATUR AVE 0.21 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-33S 5012 W ATHENS AVE 0.15 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-34S 5024 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-35S 5036 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-36S 5042 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-37S 5054 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-38S 5086 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-39S 5108 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-40S 5122 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-41S 5142 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-42S 5158 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-43S 5174 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-44S 5192 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-45S 5208 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-46S 5224 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-47S 5240 W ATHENS AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-222-48S 5258 W ATHENS AVE 0.143 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-01S 5262 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-02S 5248 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-03S 5226 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-04-S 5208 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-05S 5194 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-06S 5178 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-223-07S 5162 W BEDFORD AVE 0.139 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-01S 5010 W DECATUR AVE 0.155 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-02S 5016 W DECATUR AVE 0.154 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-03S 5020 W DECATUR AVE 0.154 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-04S 5032 W DECATUR AVE 0.154 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-05S 5036 W DECATUR AVE 0.154 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-06S 5040 W DECATUR AVE 0.152 4664 76.81 76.80
502-224-07S 5044 W DECATUR AVE 0.152 4664 76.81 76.80
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
502-225-01S 5150 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-225-02S 5128 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4664 76.81 76.80
502-225-03S 5112 W CROMWELL AVE 0.16 4664 76.81 76.80
502-225-04S 5094 W CROMWELL AVE 0.156 4664 76.81 76.80
502-225-05S 5078 W CROMWELL AVE 0.154 4664 76.81 76.80
502-320-14 4738 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.925 4173 106.34 106.34
502-320-15 NO SITUS AVAILABLE 0.907 4173 106.34 106.34
502-320-16 4758 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.907 4173 106.34 106.34
502-320-17 4768 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.851 4173 106.34 106.34
502-320-18 4778 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.568 4173 106.34 106.34
502-320-19 4788 W ALLUVIAL AVE 2.18 4173 106.34 106.34
503-031-01-S 5992 W LOCUST AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-02-S 6002 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-03-S 6014 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-04-S 6024 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-05-S 6034 W LOCUST AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-06-S 6046 W LOCUST AVE 0.167 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-07-S 6056 W LOCUST AVE 0.2 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-08-S 7199 N BAIN AVE 0.176 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-09-S 7187 N BAIN AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-10-S 7175 N BAIN AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-11-S 7163 N BAIN AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-12-S 7151 N BAIN AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-031-13-S 7139 N BAIN AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-032-01-S 7127 N BAIN AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-032-02-S 7115 N BAIN AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-032-03-S 6057 W FIR AVE 0.165 4148 49.32 49.32
503-032-04-S 6045 W FIR AVE 0.172 4148 49.32 49.32
503-032-05-S 6035 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-032-06-S 6023 W FIR AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-01-S 6038 W FIR AVE 0.153 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-02-S 6026 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-03-S 6016 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-04-S 6004 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-05-S 5994 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-06-S 5982 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-07-S 5972 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-08-S 5960 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-09-S 5950 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-10-S 5938 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-11-S 5928 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-12-S 5916 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-13-S 5906 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-14-S 5896 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-15-S 5884 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-033-16-S 5874 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-17-S 5873 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-18-S 5883 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-19-S 5895 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-20-S 5905 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-21-S 5915 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-22-S 5927 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-23-S 5937 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-24-S 5949 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-25-S 5959 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-26-S 5971 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-27-S 5981 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-28-S 5993 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-29-S 6003 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-30-S 6015 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-31-S 6025 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-033-32-S 6037 W FALLON AVE 0.153 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-01-S 6036 W FALLON AVE 0.167 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-02-S 6024 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-03-S 6014 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-04-S 6002 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-05-S 5992 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-06-S 5980 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-07-S 5970 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-08-S 5958 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-09-S 5948 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-10-S 5936 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-11-S 5926 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-12-S 5914 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-13-S 5904 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-14-S 5894 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-15-S 5882 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-16-S 5872 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-17-S 5871 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-18-S 5881 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-19-S 5893 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-20-S 5903 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-21-S 5913 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-22-S 5925 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-23-S 5935 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-24-S 5947 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-25-S 5957 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-26-S 5969 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-27-S 5979 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-28-S 5991 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-034-29-S 6001 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-30-S 6013 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-31-S 6023 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-034-32-S 6035 W LOCUST AVE 0.167 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-01-S 5968 W LOCUST AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-02-S 5956 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-03-S 5946 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-04-S 5934 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-05-S 5924 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-06-S 5912 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-07-S 5902 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-08-S 5892 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-09-S 5880 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-035-10-S 5870 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-01-S 7069 N DURANGO AVE 0.18 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-02-S 7049 N DURANGO AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-03-S 7033 N DURANGO AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-04-S 7017 N DURANGO AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-05-S 7016 N DURANGO AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-06-S 7032 N DURANGO AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-07-S 7048 N DURANGO AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-08-S 7064 N DURANGO AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-09-S 7080 N DURANGO AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-10-S 7096 N DURANGO AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-11-S 7095 N ERIE AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-12-S 7079 N ERIE AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-13-S 7063 N ERIE AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-14-S 7047 N ERIE AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-15-S 7031 N ERIE AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-16-S 7015 N ERIE AVE 0.189 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-17-S 7014 N ERIE AVE 0.189 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-18-S 7030 N ERIE AVE 0.214 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-19-S 7046 N ERIE AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-20-S 7062 N ERIE AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-21-S 7078 N ERIE AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-22-S 7094 N ERIE AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-23-S 7093 N VISTA AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-24-S 7077 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-25-S 7061 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-26-S 7045 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-27-S 7029 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-041-28-S 7013 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-042-01-S 5909 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-042-02-S 5899 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-042-03-S 5887 W BEECHWOOD AVE 4148 49.32 49.32
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-042-04-S 5877 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-01-S 5876 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-02-S 5886 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-03-S 5898 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-04-S 5908 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-05-S 5907 W FIR AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-06-S 5897 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-07-S 5885 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-043-08-S 5875 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-01-S 5863 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-02-S 5853 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-03-S 5841 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-04-S 5831 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-05-S 5819 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-06-S 5809 W FIR AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-07-S 5810 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-08-S 5820 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-09-S 5832 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-10-S 5842 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-11-S 5854 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-051-12-S 5864 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-052-01-S 5865 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-052-02-S 5855 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-052-03-S 5843 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-052-04-S 5833 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-052-05-S 5821 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-052-06-S 5811 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-01-S 7054 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-02-S 7064 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-03-S 7076 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-04-S 7086 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-05-S 7098 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-06-S 7108 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-07-S 7107 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-08-S 7097 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-09-S 7085 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-10-S 7075 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-11-S 7063 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-053-12-S 7053 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.152 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-01-S 5743 W FIR AVE 0.155 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-02-S 5733 W FIR AVE 0.143 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-03-S 5723 W FIR AVE 0.152 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-04-S 5713 W FIR AVE 0.227 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-05-S 5703 W FIR AVE 0.202 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-06-S 7117 N LOLA AVE 0.168 4148 49.32 49.32
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503-054-07-S 5659 W FIR AVE 0.198 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-08-S 5662 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-09-S 5672 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-10-S 5682 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-11-S 5692 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-12-S 5714 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-13-S 5724 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-14-S 5734 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-054-15-S 5744 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-01-S 5745 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-02-S 5735 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-03-S 5725 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-04-S 5715 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-05-S 5691 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-06-S 5681 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-07-S 5671 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-055-08-S 5661 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-01-S 5858 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-02-S 5848 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-03-S 5836 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-04-S 5826 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-05-S 5814 W LOCUST AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-06-S 5804 W LOCUST AVE 0.189 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-07-S 5802 W LOCUST AVE 0.192 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-08-S 7198 N GREGORY AVE 0.192 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-09-S 7186 N GREGORY AVE 0.163 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-10-S 7183 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.172 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-11-S 7189 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-061-12-S 7195 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.183 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-01-S 5806 W FALLON AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-02-S 5816 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-03-S 5828 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-04-S 5838 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-05-S 5850 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-06-S 5860 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-07-S 5859 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-08-S 5849 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-09-S 5837 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-10-S 5827 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-11-S 5815 W LOCUST AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-062-12-S 5805 W LOCUST AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-01-S 5807 W FALLON AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-02-S 5817 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-03-S 5829 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-04-S 5839 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-063-05-S 5851 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-06-S 5861 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-07-S 5862 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-08-S 5852 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-09-S 5840 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-10-S 5830 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-11-S 5818 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-063-12-S 5808 W FIR AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-01-S 7174 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-02-S 7164 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-03-S 7152 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-04-S 7142 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-05-S 7130 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-06-S 7120 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-07-S 7119 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-08-S 7129 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-09-S 7141 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-10-S 7151 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-11-S 7163 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-064-12-S 7173 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.152 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-01-S 7151 N LOLA AVE 0.202 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-02-S 7139 N LOLA AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-03-S 7129 N LOLA AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-04-S 5702 W FIR AVE 0.202 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-05-S 5712 W FIR AVE 0.229 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-06-S 5722 W FIR AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-07-S 5732 W FIR AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-08-S 5742 W FIR AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-09-S 5741 W FALLON AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-10-S 5731 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-11-S 5721 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-12-S 5711 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-13-S 5701 W FALLON AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-065-14-S 5691 W FALLON AVE 0.153 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-01-S 7196 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.183 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-02-S 7190 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-03-S 7184 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-04-S 7178 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.152 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-05-S 7172 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.163 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-06-S 7175 N IVANHOE AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-07-S 7181 N IVANHOE AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-08-S 7187 N IVANHOE AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-09-S 7193 N IVANHOE AVE 0.176 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-10-S 7199 N IVANHOE AVE 0.22 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-11-S 7198 N IVANHOE AVE 0.22 4148 49.32 49.32
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-066-12-S 7192 N IVANHOE AVE 0.206 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-13-S 7186 N IVANHOE AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-14-S 7180 N IVANHOE AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-15-S 7174 N IVANHOE AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-16-S 7173 N LOLA AVE 0.164 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-17-S 7181 N LOLA AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-18-S 7191 N LOLA AVE 0.192 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-19-S 7199 N LOLA AVE 0.229 4148 49.32 49.32
503-066-20-S 7198 N LOLA AVE 0.192 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-01-S 7190 N LOLA AVE 0.233 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-02-S 7180 N LOLA AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-03-S 7172 N LOLA AVE 0.18 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-04-S 5632 W FALLON AVE 0.208 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-05-S 5622 W FALLON AVE 0.249 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-06-S 5612 W FALLON AVE 0.22 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-07-S 5602 W FALLON AVE 0.2 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-08-S 5603 W FALLON AVE 0.183 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-09-S 5613 W FALLON AVE 0.206 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-10-S 5623 W FALLON AVE 0.143 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-11-S 5633 W FALLON AVE 0.144 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-12-S 5643 W FALLON AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-13-S 5644 W FIR AVE 0.152 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-14-S 5634 W FIR AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-15-S 5624 W FIR AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-16-S 5614 W FIR AVE 0.152 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-17-S 5592 W FIR AVE 0.195 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-18 5566 W FIR AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-19 5552 W FIR AVE 0.14 4148 49.32 49.32
503-071-20 5540 W FIR AVE 0.187 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-01 5529 W FIR AVE 0.202 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-02 5543 W FIR AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-03 5557 W FIR AVE 0.167 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-04 5569 W FIR AVE 0.184 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-05 5583 W FIR AVE 0.184 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-06-S 5595 W FIR AVE 0.176 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-07-S 5609 W FIR AVE 0.143 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-08-S 5619 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-09-S 5629 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-10-S 5639 W FIR AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-11-S 5649 W FIR AVE 0.172 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-12-S 5652 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-13-S 5642 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-14-S 5632 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-15-S 5622 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-16-S 5612 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-072-17-S 5592 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-18 5582 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.168 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-19 5572 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.17 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-20 5562 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.17 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-21 5552 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.179 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-22 5542 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-23 5532 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.151 4148 49.32 49.32
503-072-24 5522 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.202 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-01 5521 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.172 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-02 5531 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-03 5541 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-04 5551 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.163 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-05 5557 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.176 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-06 5567 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.186 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-07 5571 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.184 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-08 5577 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.156 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-09 5581 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.16 4148 49.32 49.32
503-073-10-S 5591 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.189 4148 49.32 49.32
503-074-01-S 5621 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.149 4148 49.32 49.32
503-074-02-S 5631 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-074-03-S 5641 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-074-04-S 5651 W BEECHWOOD AVE 0.137 4148 49.32 49.32
503-081-01-S 7369 N SANDRINI AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-02-S 7381 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-03-S 7391 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-04-S 7403 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-05-S 7413 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-06-S 7425 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-07-S 7435 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-08-S 7447 N SANDRINI AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-09-S 7457 N SANDRINI AVE 0.202 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-10-S 6268 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.176 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-11-S 6256 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.177 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-12-S 6246 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-13-S 6234 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-14-S 6224 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-15-S 6212 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-16-S 6202 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-17-S 6188 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-18-S 6178 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-19-S 6166 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-20-S 6156 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-21-S 6144 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-22-S 6134 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-23-S 6122 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.189 4213 28.14 28.14
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-081-24-S 6112 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.202 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-25-S 7450 N HAYES AVE 0.134 4213 28.14 28.14
503-081-26-S 7438 N HAYES AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-01-S 6253 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.183 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-02-S 6241 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-03-S 6229 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-04-S 6217 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-05-S 6205 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-06-S 6199 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-07-S 6187 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-08-S 6175 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-09-S 6163 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-10-S 6151 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-11-S 6139 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-12-S 6127 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-13-S 6126 W PINEDALE AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-14-S 6138 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-15-S 6150 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-16-S 6162 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-17-S 6174 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-18-S 6186 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-19-S 6198 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-20-S 6204 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-21-S 6216 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-22-S 6228 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-23-S 6240 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-082-24-S 6252 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-01-S 6251 W PINEDALE AVE 0.183 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-02-S 6239 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-03-S 6227 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-04-S 6215 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-05-S 6203 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-06-S 6197 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-07-S 6185 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-08-S 6173 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-09-S 6161 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-10-S 6149 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-11-S 6137 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-12-S 6125 W PINEDALE AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-13-S 6124 W MINARETS AVE 0.183 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-14-S 6136 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-15-S 6148 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-16-S 6160 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-17-S 6172 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-18-S 6184 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-083-19-S 6196 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-20-S 6202 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-21-S 6214 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-22-S 6226 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-23-S 6238 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-083-24-S 6250 W MINARETS AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-084-01-S 7416 N HAYES AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-084-02-S 7406 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-084-03-S 7394 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-084-04-S 7384 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-084-05-S 7372 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-084-06-S 7362 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-01-S 7281 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-02-S 7293 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-03-S 7303 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-04-S 7315 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-05-S 7325 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-06-S 7337 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-07-S 7347 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-091-08-S 7357 N SANDRINI AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-01-S 6249 W MINARETS AVE 0.183 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-02-S 6237 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-03-S 6225 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-04-S 6213 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-05-S 6201 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-06-S 6195 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-07-S 6183 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-08-S 6171 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-09-S 6159 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-10-S 6147 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-11-S 6135 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-12-S 6123 W MINARETS AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-13-S 6122 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.183 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-14-S 6134 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-15-S 6146 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-16-S 6158 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-17-S 6170 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-18-S 6182 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-19-S 6194 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-20-S 6204 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-21-S 6212 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-22-S 6224 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-23-S 6236 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-092-24-S 6248 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-01-S 6247 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-093-02-S 6235 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-03-S 6223 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-04-S 6211 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-05-S 6203 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-06-S 6193 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-07-S 6181 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-08-S 6169 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.149 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-09-S 6168 W BIRCH AVE 0.149 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-10-S 6180 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-11-S 6192 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-12-S 6202 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-13-S 6210 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-14-S 6222 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-15-S 6234 W BIRCH AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-093-16-S 6246 W BIRCH AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-01-S 6245 W BIRCH AVE 0.176 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-02-S 6233 W BIRCH AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-03-S 6221 W BIRCH AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-04-S 6209 W BIRCH AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-05-S 6201 W BIRCH AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-06-S 6191 W BIRCH AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-07-S 6179 W BIRCH AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-08-S 6167 W BIRCH AVE 0.168 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-09-S 6155 W BIRCH AVE 0.214 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-10-S 7270 N GORMA AVE 0.202 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-11-S 7282 N GORMA AVE 0.147 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-12-S 7294 N GORMA AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-13-S 7306 N GORMA AVE 0.176 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-14-S 7309 N HAYES AVE 0.164 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-15-S 7297 N HAYES AVE 0.157 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-16-S 7285 N HAYES AVE 0.157 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-17-S 7273 N HAYES AVE 0.202 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-18-S 6111 W BIRCH AVE 0.22 4213 28.14 28.14
503-094-19-S 6101 W BIRCH AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-01-S 7284 N HAYES AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-02-S 7296 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-03-S 7306 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-04-S 7318 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-05-S 7328 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-06-S 7340 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-095-07-S 7350 N HAYES AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-01-S 7439 N BAIN AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-02-S 7451 N BAIN AVE 0.128 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-03-S 6068 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.18 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-04-S 6054 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.149 4213 28.14 28.14
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-101-05-S 6044 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-06-S 6032 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-07-S 6022 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-08-S 6010 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-09-S 6002 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-10-S 5988 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-11-S 5978 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-12-S 5966 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-13-S 5956 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-14-S 5944 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-15-S 5934 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-16-S 5922 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-17-S 5912 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.159 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-18-S 5902 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.179 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-19-S 7458 N GREGORY AVE 0.206 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-20-S 7450 N GREGORY AVE 0.18 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-21-S 7440 N GREGORY AVE 0.268 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-22-S 7432 N GREGORY AVE 0.277 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-23-S 7422 N GREGORY AVE 0.189 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-24-S 7414 N GREGORY AVE 0.179 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-25-S 7404 N GREGORY AVE 0.167 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-26-S 7396 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-27-S 7386 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-28-S 7374 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-101-29-S 7364 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-01-S 6045 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.144 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-02-S 6033 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.133 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-03-S 6023 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-04-S 6011 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-05-S 6001 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-06-S 5989 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-07-S 5979 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-08-S 5967 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-09-S 5957 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-10-S 5945 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-11-S 5935 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-12-S 5923 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-13-S 5913 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-14-S 5903 W ALLUVIAL AVE 0.153 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-15-S 7459 N GREGORY AVE 0.168 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-16-S 7433 N GREGORY AVE 0.18 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-17-S 7417 N GREGORY AVE 0.176 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-18-S 7403 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-19-S 7395 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-20-S 7385 N GREGORY AVE 0.133 4213 28.14 28.14
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 210 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-102-21-S 7373 N GREGORY AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-22-S 7374 N VISTA AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-23-S 7382 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-24-S 7390 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-25-S 7398 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-26-S 5904 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-27-S 5914 W PINEDALE AVE 0.149 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-28-S 5924 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-29-S 5936 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-30-S 5946 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-31-S 5958 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-32-S 5968 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-33-S 5980 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-34-S 5990 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-35-S 6002 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-36-S 6012 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-37-S 6024 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-38-S 6034 W PINEDALE AVE 0.137 4213 28.14 28.14
503-102-39-S 6046 W PINEDALE AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-01-S 6047 W PINEDALE AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-02-S 6035 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-03-S 6025 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-04-S 6013 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-05-S 6003 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-06-S 5991 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-07-S 5981 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-08-S 5969 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-09-S 5959 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-10-S 5947 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-11-S 5937 W PINEDALE AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-12-S 5925 W PINEDALE AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-13-S 5926 W MINARETS AVE 0.183 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-14-S 5938 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-15-S 5948 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-16-S 5960 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-17-S 5970 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-18-S 5982 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-19-S 5992 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-20-S 6004 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-21-S 6014 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-22-S 6026 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-23-S 6036 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-103-24-S 6048 W MINARETS AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-104-01-S 7417 N BAIN AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-104-02-S 7407 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-104-03-S 7395 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-104-04-S 7385 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-104-05-S 7373 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-104-06-S 7363 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-01-S 7285 N BAIN AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-02-S 7297 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-03-S 7307 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-04-S 7319 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-05-S 7329 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-06-S 7341 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-111-07-S 7351 N BAIN AVE 0.14 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-01-S 6049 W MINARETS AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-02-S 6037 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-03-S 6027 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-04-S 6015 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-05-S 6005 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-06-S 5993 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-07-S 5983 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-08-S 5971 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-09-S 5961 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-10-S 5949 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-11-S 5939 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-12-S 5927 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-13-S 5917 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-14-S 5905 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-15-S 5895 W MINARETS AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-16-S 5883 W MINARETS AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-17-S 5884 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-18-S 5896 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-19-S 5906 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-20-S 5918 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-21-S 5928 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-22-S 5940 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-23-S 5950 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-24-S 5962 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-25-S 5972 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-26-S 5984 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-27-S 5994 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-28-S 6006 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-29-S 6016 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-30-S 6028 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-31-S 6038 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-112-32-S 6050 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-01-S 6051 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-02-S 6039 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-113-03-S 6029 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-04-S 6017 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-05-S 6007 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-06-S 5995 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-07-S 5985 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-08-S 5973 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-09-S 5963 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-10-S 5951 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-11-S 5941 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-12-S 5929 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-13-S 5919 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-14-S 5907 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-15-S 5897 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-16-S 5885 W CHENNAULT AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-17-S 5886 W BIRCH AVE 0.172 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-18-S 5898 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-19-S 5908 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-20-S 5920 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-21-S 5930 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-22-S 5942 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-23-S 5952 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-24-S 5964 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-25-S 5974 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-26-S 5986 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-27-S 5996 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-28-S 6008 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-29-S 6018 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-30-S 6030 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-31-S 6040 W BIRCH AVE 0.142 4213 28.14 28.14
503-113-32-S 6052 W BIRCH AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-01-S 6075 W BIRCH AVE 0.198 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-02-S 6063 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-03-S 6053 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-04-S 6041 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-05-S 6031 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-06-S 6019 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-07-S 6009 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-08-S 5997 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-09-S 5987 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-10-S 5975 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-11-S 5965 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-12-S 5953 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-13-S 5943 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-14-S 5931 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-15-S 5921 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-114-16-S 5909 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-17-S 5899 W BIRCH AVE 0.163 4213 28.14 28.14
503-114-18-S 5887 W BIRCH AVE 0.16 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-01-S 7254 N GREGORY AVE 0.202 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-02-S 7264 N GREGORY AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-03-S 7276 N GREGORY AVE 0.151 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-04-S 7286 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-05-S 7298 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-06-S 7308 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-07-S 7320 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-08-S 7330 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-09-S 7342 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-115-10-S 7352 N GREGORY AVE 0.154 4213 28.14 28.14
503-131-01 5955 W ATHENS AVE 0.148 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-02 5943 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-03 5931 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-04 5919 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-05 5907 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-06 5895 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-07 5883 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-08 5871 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-09 5859 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-10 5847 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-11 5835 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-12 5823 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-13 5811 W ATHENS AVE 0.161 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-14 5799 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-15 5787 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-16 5775 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-17 5763 W ATHENS AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-131-18 5751 W ATHENS AVE 0.15 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-01 5800 W ATHENS AVE 0.143 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-02 5816 W ATHENS AVE 0.157 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-03 5832 W ATHENS AVE 0.157 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-04 5850 W ATHENS AVE 0.212 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-05 7536 N VISTA AVE 0.17 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-06 7548 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-07 7556 N VISTA AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-08 7564 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-09 7572 N VISTA AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-10 7580 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-11 7588 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-12 7596 N VISTA AVE 0.187 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-13 5777 W BEDFORD AVE 0.2 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-14 5765 W BEDFORD AVE 0.182 4421 53.50 53.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-132-15 5753 W BEDFORD AVE 0.196 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-16 7585 N GREGORY AVE 0.176 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-17 7573 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-18 7561 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-19 7549 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-20 7537 N GREGORY AVE 0.148 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-21 7538 N SUNRIVER DR 0.155 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-22 7550 N SUNRIVER DR 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-23 7562 N SUNRIVER DR 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-24 7570 N SUNRIVER DR 0.267 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-25 7578 N SUNRIVER DR 0.285 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-26 7575 N SUNRIVER DR 0.284 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-27 7567 N SUNRIVER DR 0.232 4421 53.50 53.50
503-132-28 7557 N SUNRIVER DR 0.287 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-01 7508 N GREGORY AVE 0.175 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-02 7522 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-03 7534 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-04 7546 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-05 7558 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-06 7570 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-07 7582 N GREGORY AVE 0.176 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-08 5729 W BEDFORD AVE 0.166 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-09 5717 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-10 5705 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-11 5693 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-12 5681 W BEDFORD AVE 0.164 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-13 5680 W ATHENS AVE 0.152 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-14 5688 W ATHENS AVE 0.22 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-15 7563 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.318 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-16 7555 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.213 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-17 7543 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.182 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-18 7531 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.18 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-19 7519 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.179 4421 53.50 53.50
503-133-20 7507 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.214 4421 53.50 53.50
503-134-01 7554 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.214 4421 53.50 53.50
503-134-02 7542 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.181 4421 53.50 53.50
503-134-03 7530 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.181 4421 53.50 53.50
503-134-04 7518 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.181 4421 53.50 53.50
503-134-05 7506 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.23 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-01 5869 W DECATUR AVE 0.174 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-02 5857 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-03 5845 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-04 5833 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-05 5821 W DECATUR AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-06 5809 W DECATUR AVE 0.141 4421 53.50 53.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-141-07 5797 W DECATUR AVE 0.147 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-08 5783 W DECATUR AVE 0.156 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-09 5767 W DECATUR AVE 0.162 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-10 5745 W DECATUR AVE 0.155 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-11 5731 W DECATUR AVE 0.171 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-12 5730 W CROMWELL AVE 0.143 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-13 5744 W CROMWELL AVE 0.153 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-14 5758 W CROMWELL AVE 0.156 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-15 5776 W CROMWELL AVE 0.152 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-16 5792 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-17 5804 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-18 5816 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-19 5828 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-20 5840 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-21 5852 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-22 5864 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-141-23 5876 W CROMWELL AVE 0.165 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-01 5786 W DECATUR AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-02 5768 W DECATUR AVE 0.164 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-03 5744 W DECATUR AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-04 5730 W DECATUR AVE 0.15 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-05 5718 W DECATUR AVE 0.251 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-06 7680 N GREGORY AVE 0.319 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-07 7668 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-08 7656 N GREGORY AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-09 7644 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-10 7632 N GREGORY AVE 0.208 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-11 5715 W CROMWELL AVE 0.274 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-12 5723 W CROMWELL AVE 0.186 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-13 5737 W CROMWELL AVE 0.153 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-14 5749 W CROMWELL AVE 0.145 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-15 5761 W CROMWELL AVE 0.156 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-16 5773 W CROMWELL AVE 0.155 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-17 5787 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-18 5799 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-19 5811 W CROMWELL AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-20 5823 W CROMWELL AVE 0.141 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-21 5824 W BEDFORD AVE 0.141 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-22 5812 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-23 5800 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-24 5788 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-25 5776 W BEDFORD AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-26 5764 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-27 5752 W BEDFORD AVE 0.15 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-28 5740 W BEDFORD AVE 0.142 4421 53.50 53.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
503-142-29 5728 W BEDFORD AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-30 5716 W BEDFORD AVE 0.151 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-31 5704 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-32 5692 W BEDFORD AVE 0.137 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-33 5680 W BEDFORD AVE 0.152 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-34 7613 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.16 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-35 7625 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.142 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-36 7637 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-37 7649 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-38 7661 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-39 7673 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.14 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-40 7685 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.149 4421 53.50 53.50
503-142-41 7697 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.184 4421 53.50 53.50
506-021-01 5730 W FREMONT AVE 0.14 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-02 5738 W FREMONT AVE 0.374 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-03 5748 W FREMONT AVE 0.141 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-04 5756 W FREMONT AVE 0.149 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-05 5766 W FREMONT AVE 0.156 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-08 5792 W FREMONT AVE 0.15 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-09 5816 W CORONA AVE 0.15 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-10 5824 W CORONA AVE 0.181 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-11 5774 W FREMONT AVE 0.15 4356 27.84 27.84
506-021-12 5784 W FREMONT AVE 0.13 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-01 5725 W FREMONT AVE 0.192 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-02 5735 W FREMONT AVE 0.202 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-03 5745 W FREMONT AVE 0.183 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-04 5755 W FREMONT AVE 0.223 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-05 5765 W FREMONT AVE 0.189 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-06 5775 W FREMONT AVE 0.238 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-07 5796 W CORONA AVE 0.162 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-08 5790 W CORONA AVE 0.172 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-09 5782 W CORONA AVE 0.179 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-10 5774 W CORONA AVE 0.168 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-11 5742 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.229 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-12 5734 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.137 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-13 5726 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.139 4356 27.84 27.84
506-022-14 5718 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.17 4356 27.84 27.84
506-031-01 5502 W MAGILL AVE 0.176 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-02 5512 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-03 5522 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-04 5532 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-05 5542 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-06 5552 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-07 5562 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-08 5572 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-031-09 5582 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-10 5592 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-11 5604 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-12 5614 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-13 5624 W MAGILL AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-14 5634 W MAGILL AVE 0.192 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-15 6679 N LOLA AVE 0.176 4142 27.84 27.84
506-031-16 6675 N LOLA AVE 0.162 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-01 5619 W MAGILL AVE 0.156 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-02 5609 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-03 5597 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-04 5587 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-05 5577 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-06 5567 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-07 5557 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-08 5547 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-09 5537 W MAGILL AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-10 5527 W MAGILL AVE 0.161 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-11 5528 W FREMONT AVE 0.158 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-12 5538 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-13 5548 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-14 5558 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-15 5568 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-16 5578 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-17 5588 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-18 5598 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-19 5610 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-032-20 5620 W FREMONT AVE 0.153 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-01 6651 N LOLA AVE 0.153 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-02 6643 N LOLA AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-03 5635 W FREMONT AVE 0.164 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-04 5625 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-05 5615 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-06 5605 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-07 5589 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-08 5579 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-09 5569 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-10 5559 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-11 5549 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-12 5539 W FREMONT AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-13 5529 W FREMONT AVE 0.158 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-14 5524 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.158 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-15 5534 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-16 5544 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-17 5554 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-033-18 5564 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-19 5574 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-20 5584 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-21 5602 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-22 5612 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-23 5622 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-24 5632 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-25 5642 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.153 4142 27.84 27.84
506-033-26 6636 N IVANHOE AVE 0.176 4356 27.84 27.84
506-033-27 6648 N IVANHOE AVE 0.156 4356 27.84 27.84
506-033-28 6658 N IVANHOE AVE 0.156 4356 27.84 27.84
506-033-29 6672 N IVANHOE AVE 0.156 4356 27.84 27.84
506-033-30 6684 N IVANHOE AVE 0.169 4356 27.84 27.84
506-034-01 6674 N WHEELER AVE 0.176 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-02 6664 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-03 6654 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-04 6644 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-05 6634 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-06 6624 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-07 6614 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-034-08 6604 N WHEELER AVE 0.126 4142 27.84 27.84
506-035-01 5702 W FREMONT AVE 0.156 4356 27.84 27.84
506-035-02 5712 W FREMONT AVE 0.14 4356 27.84 27.84
506-035-03 5720 W FREMONT AVE 0.14 4356 27.84 27.84
506-036-01 5710 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.151 4356 27.84 27.84
506-036-02 5702 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.26 4356 27.84 27.84
506-036-03 5701 W FREMONT AVE 0.218 4356 27.84 27.84
506-036-04 5715 W FREMONT AVE 0.148 4356 27.84 27.84
506-041-01 5503 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.16 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-02 5513 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.126 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-03 5523 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-04 5533 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-05 5543 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-06 5553 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-07 5563 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-08 5573 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-09 5583 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-10 5601 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-11 5611 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-12 5621 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.127 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-13 5631 W PALO ALTO AVE 0.111 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-14 5630 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.128 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-15 5612 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-16 5604 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-17 5592 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-041-18 5582 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-19 5570 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-20 5560 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-21 5548 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-22 5538 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-23 5526 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-24 5516 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.172 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-25 6572 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-26 6564 N WHEELER AVE 0.144 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-27 6554 N WHEELER AVE 0.142 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-28 6546 N WHEELER AVE 0.142 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-29 6536 N WHEELER AVE 0.142 4142 27.84 27.84
506-041-30 6528 N WHEELER AVE 0.16 4142 27.84 27.84
506-042-01 6508 N WHEELER AVE 0.16 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-01 5657 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.192 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-02 5649 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-03 5641 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.133 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-04 5633 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.126 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-05 5625 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-06 5617 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.153 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-07 5609 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.131 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-08 5601 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-09 5589 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-10 5579 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-11 5567 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-12 5557 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-13 5545 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-14 5535 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-15 5523 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-16 5522 W WATHEN AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-17 5532 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-18 5542 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-19 5552 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-20 5562 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-21 5572 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-22 5582 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-23 5592 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-24 5604 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-25 5616 W WATHEN AVE 0.143 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-26 5628 W WATHEN AVE 0.146 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-27 5640 W WATHEN AVE 0.14 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-28 5652 W WATHEN AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-29 5664 W WATHEN AVE 0.151 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-30 5676 W WATHEN AVE 0.158 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-31 5692 W WATHEN AVE 0.158 4142 27.84 27.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-043-32 5702 W WATHEN AVE 0.165 4142 27.84 27.84
506-043-33 5710 W WATHEN AVE 0.192 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-01 5711 W WATHEN AVE 0.16 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-02 5701 W WATHEN AVE 0.152 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-03 5691 W WATHEN AVE 0.173 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-04 5681 W WATHEN AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-05 5671 W WATHEN AVE 0.152 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-06 5661 W WATHEN AVE 0.164 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-07 5651 W WATHEN AVE 0.17 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-08 5641 W WATHEN AVE 0.171 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-09 5631 W WATHEN AVE 0.179 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-10 5621 W WATHEN AVE 0.156 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-11 5611 W WATHEN AVE 0.121 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-12 5601 W WATHEN AVE 0.131 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-13 5591 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-14 5581 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-15 5571 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-16 5561 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-17 5551 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-18 5541 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-19 5531 W WATHEN AVE 0.125 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-20 5521 W WATHEN AVE 0.137 4142 27.84 27.84
506-044-21 5522 W PAUL AVE 0.137 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-22 5532 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-23 5544 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-24 5554 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-25 5566 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-26 5576 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-27 5588 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-28 5598 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-29 5612 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-30 5622 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-31 5634 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-32 5644 W PAUL AVE 0.144 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-33 5658 W CORONA AVE 0.175 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-34 5670 W CORONA AVE 0.203 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-35 5682 W CORONA AVE 0.167 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-36 5690 W CORONA AVE 0.149 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-37 5698 W CORONA AVE 0.142 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-38 5708 W CORONA AVE 0.142 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-39 5716 W CORONA AVE 0.144 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-40 5724 W CORONA AVE 0.172 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-41 5732 W CORONA AVE 0.17 4356 27.84 27.84
506-044-42 5740 W CORONA AVE 0.168 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-02 5599 W MENLO AVE 0.131 4356 27.84 27.84
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-051-03 5587 W MENLO AVE 0.125 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-04 5575 W MENLO AVE 0.125 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-05 5563 W MENLO AVE 0.125 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-06 5551 W MENLO AVE 0.125 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-07 5539 W MENLO AVE 0.125 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-08 5527 W MENLO AVE 0.113 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-09 5515 W MENLO AVE 0.144 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-10 5503 W MENLO AVE 0.152 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-11 6462 N WHEELER AVE 0.206 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-12 6474 N WHEELER AVE 0.128 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-13 6486 N WHEELER AVE 0.142 4356 27.84 27.84
506-051-14 6498 N WHEELER AVE 0.144 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-01 5516 W MENLO AVE 0.137 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-02 5530 W MENLO AVE 0.141 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-03 5544 W MENLO AVE 0.131 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-04 5558 W MENLO AVE 0.131 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-05 5572 W MENLO AVE 0.141 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-06 5584 W MENLO AVE 0.151 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-07 5598 W MENLO AVE 0.134 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-08 5612 W MENLO AVE 0.141 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-09 5626 W MENLO AVE 0.184 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-10 5635 W PAUL AVE 0.171 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-11 5623 W PAUL AVE 0.125 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-12 5613 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-13 5599 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-14 5589 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-15 5577 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-16 5567 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-17 5555 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-18 5545 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-19 5533 W PAUL AVE 0.121 4356 27.84 27.84
506-052-20 5523 W PAUL AVE 0.137 4356 27.84 27.84
506-061-01-S 5420 W PAUL AVE 0.18 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-02-S 5430 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-03-S 5440 W PAUL AVE 0.199 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-04-S 5450 W PAUL AVE 0.197 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-05-S 5459 W PAUL AVE 0.233 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-06-S 5449 W PAUL AVE 0.165 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-07-S 5439 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-08-S 5429 W PAUL AVE 0.148 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-09-S 5419 W PAUL AVE 0.144 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-10-S 5409 W PAUL AVE 0.144 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-11-S 5399 W PAUL AVE 0.144 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-12-S 5389 W PAUL AVE 0.144 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-13-S 5379 W PAUL AVE 0.156 4145 87.16 87.16
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-061-14-S 6493 N STATE 0.177 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-15-S 6479 N STATE 0.154 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-16-S 6467 N STATE 0.154 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-17-S 6453 N STATE 0.154 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-18-S 6439 N STATE 0.154 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-19-S 6427 N STATE 0.137 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-20-S 6413 N STATE 0.149 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-21-S 6407 N STATE 0.182 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-22-S 6412 N STATE 0.179 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-23-S 6422 N STATE 0.179 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-24-S 6436 N STATE 0.149 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-25-S 6437 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.172 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-26-S 6425 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.179 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-27-S 6413 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.171 4145 87.16 87.16
506-061-28-S 6401 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.192 4145 87.16 87.16
506-062-01-S 6510 N DELBERT AVE 0.148 4145 87.16 87.16
506-062-02-S 6502 N DELBERT AVE 0.177 4145 87.16 87.16
506-062-03-S 5382 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4145 87.16 87.16
506-062-04-S 5370 W PAUL AVE 0.144 4145 87.16 87.16
506-062-05-S 5358 W PAUL AVE 0.16 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-01-S 6522 N STATE 0.151 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-02-S 6510 N STATE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-03-S 6498 N STATE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-04-S 6486 N STATE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-05-S 6474 N STATE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-06-S 6460 N STATE 0.153 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-07-S 6445 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.153 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-08-S 6455 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-09-S 6467 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-10-S 6477 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-11-S 6489 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.141 4145 87.16 87.16
506-063-12-S 6499 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.153 4145 87.16 87.16
506-071-08 6546 N WESTERN AVE 0.156 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-09 6558 N WESTERN AVE 0.144 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-10 6566 N WESTERN AVE 0.144 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-11 6574 N WESTERN AVE 0.144 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-12 6582 N WESTERN AVE 0.16 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-13 6590 N WESTERN AVE 0.238 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-14 5316 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.224 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-15 5328 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.167 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-16 5338 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.144 4251 34.40 34.40
506-071-17 5350 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-075-01-S 5424 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.179 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-02-S 5434 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.137 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-03-S 5444 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.144 4145 87.16 87.16
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-075-04-S 5454 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.114 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-05-S 5455 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.183 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-06-S 5453 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.206 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-07-S 5443 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.192 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-08-S 5433 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.171 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-09-S 5423 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.164 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-10-S 5422 W WATHEN AVE 0.174 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-11-S 5432 W WATHEN AVE 0.184 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-12-S 5442 W WATHEN AVE 0.179 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-13-S 5452 W WATHEN AVE 0.176 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-14-S 5453 W WATHEN AVE 0.182 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-15-S 5451 W WATHEN AVE 0.188 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-16-S 5441 W WATHEN AVE 0.158 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-17-S 5431 W WATHEN AVE 0.176 4145 87.16 87.16
506-075-18-S 5421 W WATHEN AVE 0.166 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-01-S 6592 N DELBERT AVE 0.184 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-02-S 6582 N DELBERT AVE 0.148 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-03-S 6574 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-04-S 6564 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-05-S 6556 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-06-S 6546 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-07-S 6538 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-08-S 6528 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-09-S 6520 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4145 87.16 87.16
506-076-10 6599 N STATE 0.153 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-11 6591 N STATE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-12 6583 N STATE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-13 6575 N STATE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-14 6567 N STATE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-15 6559 N STATE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-16 6551 N STATE 0.137 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-17 6543 N STATE 0.126 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-18 6535 N STATE 0.128 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-19 5365 W WATHEN AVE 0.096 4251 34.40 34.40
506-076-20 5353 W WATHEN AVE 0.165 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-01 6580 N STATE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-02 6572 N STATE 0.134 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-03 6564 N STATE 0.134 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-04 6556 N STATE 0.134 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-05 6548 N STATE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-06 6547 N WESTERN AVE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-07 6555 N WESTERN AVE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-08 6563 N WESTERN AVE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-09 6571 N WESTERN AVE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
506-077-10 6579 N WESTERN AVE 0.147 4251 34.40 34.40
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-078-01 5331 W WATHEN AVE 0.172 4251 34.40 34.40
506-078-02 5321 W WATHEN AVE 0.142 4251 34.40 34.40
506-078-03 5309 W WATHEN AVE 0.151 4251 34.40 34.40
506-081-01-S 6748 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-02-S 6742 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-03-S 6734 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-04-S 6728 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-05-S 6720 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-06-S 6714 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.119 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-07-S 6715 N DANTE AVE 0.128 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-08-S 6721 N DANTE AVE 0.102 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-09-S 6729 N DANTE AVE 0.1 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-10-S 6735 N DANTE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-11-S 6743 N DANTE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-12-S 6716 N DANTE AVE 0.195 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-13-S 6726 N DANTE AVE 0.288 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-14-S 6751 N DANTE AVE 0.238 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-15-S 6754 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.108 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-16-S 6762 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.243 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-17-S 6769 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.229 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-18-S 6763 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.116 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-19-S 6757 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4337 53.63 53.62
506-081-20-S 6751 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-21-S 6745 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-22-S 6737 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-23-S 6731 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-24-S 6723 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-25-S 6717 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-26-S 6711 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-27-S 6705 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-28-S 6699 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-29-S 6691 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-30-S 6685 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-31-S 6679 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-081-32-S 6671 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.098 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-01-S 5263 W WARNER AVE 0.115 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-02-S 5255 W WARNER AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-03-S 5249 W WARNER AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-04-S 5241 W WARNER AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-05-S 5235 W WARNER AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-06-S 5227 W WARNER AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-07-S 5221 W WARNER AVE 0.103 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-08-S 5213 W WARNER AVE 0.091 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-09-S 5207 W WARNER AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-10-S 5199 W WARNER AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
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Acreage
Tract
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-082-11-S 5193 W WARNER AVE 0.103 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-12-S 5166 W MAGILL AVE 0.115 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-13-S 5174 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-14-S 5182 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-15-S 5190 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-16-S 5198 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-17-S 5206 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-18-S 5214 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-19-S 5222 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-20-S 5230 W MAGILL AVE 0.104 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-21-S 5238 W MAGILL AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-22-S 5246 W MAGILL AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-23-S 5254 W MAGILL AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-082-24-S 5262 W MAGILL AVE 0.115 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-01-S 6667 N JEANNE AVE 0.146 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-02-S 6671 N JEANNE AVE 0.101 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-03-S 6677 N JEANNE AVE 0.101 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-04-S 6681 N JEANNE AVE 0.101 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-05-S 6687 N JEANNE AVE 0.101 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-06-S 5163 W MAGILL AVE 0.168 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-07-S 5173 W MAGILL AVE 0.126 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-08-S 5181 W MAGILL AVE 0.095 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-09-S 5187 W MAGILL AVE 0.099 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-10-S 5195 W MAGILL AVE 0.101 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-11-S 5201 W MAGILL AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-12-S 5209 W MAGILL AVE 0.101 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-13-S 5215 W MAGILL AVE 0.103 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-14-S 5223 W MAGILL AVE 0.103 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-15-S 5229 W MAGILL AVE 0.097 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-16-S 5237 W MAGILL AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-17-S 5243 W MAGILL AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-24-S 5240 W FREMONT AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-25-S 5232 W FREMONT AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-26-S 5224 W FREMONT AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-27-S 5216 W FREMONT AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-28-S 5208 W FREMONT AVE 0.1 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-29-S 5202 W FREMONT AVE 0.11 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-30-S 5192 W FREMONT AVE 0.12 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-31-S 5184 W FREMONT AVE 0.166 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-32-S 5168 W FREMONT AVE 0.133 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-33-S 5162 W FREMONT AVE 0.113 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-34-S 5156 W FREMONT AVE 0.126 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-35-S 5150 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-36-S 5144 W FREMONT AVE 0.168 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-37-S 5138 W FREMONT AVE 0.137 4208 53.63 53.62
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-091-38-S 5132 W FREMONT AVE 0.12 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-39-S 6635 N CLEO AVE 0.114 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-40-S 6639 N CLEO AVE 0.122 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-41-S 6643 N CLEO AVE 0.121 4208 53.63 53.62
506-091-42-S 6647 N CLEO AVE 0.12 4208 53.63 53.62
506-092-01-S 5097 W FREMONT AVE 0.126 4208 53.63 53.62
506-092-02-S 5087 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-092-03-S 5077 W FREMONT AVE 0.107 4208 53.63 53.62
506-092-04-S 5067 W FREMONT AVE 0.103 4208 53.63 53.62
506-092-05-S 5057 W FREMONT AVE 0.171 4208 53.63 53.62
506-092-06-S 5047 W FREMONT AVE 0.62 4337 53.63 53.62
506-092-07-S 5086 W FREMONT AVE 0.261 4337 53.63 53.62
506-092-08-S 5096 W FREMONT AVE 0.145 4337 53.63 53.62
506-093-04-S 5239 W FREMONT AVE 0.107 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-05-S 5231 W FREMONT AVE 0.107 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-06-S 5223 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-07-S 5215 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-08-S 5207 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-09-S 5199 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-10-S 5191 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-11-S 5183 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-12-S 5175 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-13-S 5167 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-14-S 5159 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-15-S 5151 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-16-S 5143 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-17-S 5135 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-18-S 5127 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-19-S 5119 W FREMONT AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-093-20-S 5111 W FREMONT AVE 0.126 4208 53.63 53.62
506-112-13 5132 W SIERRA AVE 0.144 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-14 5144 W SIERRA AVE 0.151 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-15 5154 W SIERRA AVE 0.151 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-16 5166 W SIERRA AVE 0.151 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-17 5131 W MENLO AVE 0.153 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-18 5143 W MENLO AVE 0.151 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-19 5153 W MENLO AVE 0.214 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-20 5165 W MENLO AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-21 5164 W MENLO AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-22 5152 W MENLO AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-23 5142 W MENLO AVE 0.168 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-24 5130 W MENLO AVE 0.156 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-25 5129 W PAUL AVE 0.156 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-26 5141 W PAUL AVE 0.163 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-27 5151 W PAUL AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-112-28 5163 W PAUL AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-29 5162 W PAUL AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-30 5150 W PAUL AVE 0.202 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-31 5140 W PAUL AVE 0.141 4251 34.40 34.40
506-112-32 5128 W PAUL AVE 0.156 4251 34.40 34.40
506-141-01-S 6023 N WHEELER AVE 0.176 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-02-S 6029 N WHEELER AVE 0.179 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-03-S 6035 N WHEELER AVE 0.179 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-04-S 6041 N WHEELER AVE 0.164 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-05-S 6047 N WHEELER AVE 0.179 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-06-S 6053 N WHEELER AVE 0.14 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-07-S 6059 N WHEELER AVE 0.168 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-08-S 6075 N WHEELER AVE 0.176 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-09-S 6081 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-10-S 6087 N WHEELER AVE 0.164 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-11-S 6093 N WHEELER AVE 0.138 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-12-S 6099 N WHEELER AVE 0.126 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-13-S 6105 N WHEELER AVE 0.138 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-14-S 6111 N WHEELER AVE 0.198 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-15-S 5531 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-16-S 5541 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-17-S 5551 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-18-S 5561 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-19-S 6124 N MC CAFFREY 0.169 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-20-S 6114 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-21-S 6104 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-22-S 6094 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-23-S 6084 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-24-S 6074 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-25-S 6064 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-26-S 6054 N MC CAFFREY 0.152 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-27-S 6044 N MC CAFFREY 0.179 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-28-S 6034 N MC CAFFREY 0.193 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-29-S 6043 N MC CAFFREY 0.193 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-30-S 6053 N MC CAFFREY 0.165 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-31-S 6063 N MC CAFFREY 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-32-S 6073 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-33-S 6083 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-34-S 6093 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-35-S 6103 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-36-S 6113 N MC CAFFREY 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-37-S 6123 N MC CAFFREY 0.16 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-38 5607 W CALIMYRNA 0.16 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-39 6116 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-40 6106 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-141-41 6096 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-42 6086 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-43 6076 N LOLA AVE 0.16 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-44 6066 N LOLA AVE 0.151 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-45 6060 N LOLA AVE 0.179 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-46 6061 N LOLA AVE 0.132 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-47 6071 N LOLA AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-48 6081 N LOLA AVE 0.158 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-49 6091 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-50 6101 N LOLA AVE 0.114 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-51 6111 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-52 6121 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-53 6131 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-54 6142 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-55 6134 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-56 6126 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-57 6118 N IVANHOE AVE 0.179 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-58 6110 N IVANHOE AVE 0.184 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-59 6102 N IVANHOE AVE 0.22 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-60 6109 N IVANHOE AVE 0.257 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-61 6119 N IVANHOE AVE 0.184 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-66-S 6124 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.222 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-68 6134 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.2 4127 64.97 64.96
506-141-69 6129 N IVANHOE AVE 0.202 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-01-S 6132 N WHEELER AVE 0.163 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-02-S 6120 N WHEELER AVE 0.152 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-03-S 6108 N WHEELER AVE 0.145 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-04-S 6096 N WHEELER AVE 0.145 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-05-S 6084 N WHEELER AVE 0.145 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-06-S 6072 N WHEELER AVE 0.145 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-07-S 6060 N WHEELER AVE 0.152 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-08-S 6048 N WHEELER AVE 0.16 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-09-S 6036 N WHEELER AVE 0.16 4127 64.97 64.96
506-142-10-S 6024 N WHEELER AVE 0.195 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-01 6192 N CARNEGIE AVE 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-02 5688 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-03 5678 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-04 5668 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-05 5658 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-06 5648 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-07 5638 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-08 5628 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-09 5618 W MESA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-10 6178 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-11 6168 N LOLA AVE 0.132 4127 64.97 64.96
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Acreage
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-151-12 6158 N LOLA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-13 6148 N LOLA AVE 0.16 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-14-S 5598 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.172 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-15-S 5588 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-16-S 5578 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-17-S 5568 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-18-S 5558 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-19-S 5548 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-20-S 5538 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.137 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-21-S 5528 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-22-S 5518 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.149 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-23-S 5508 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.174 4127 64.97 64.96
506-151-24 5505 W MESA AVE 0.131 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-25 5515 W MESA AVE 0.104 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-26 5525 W MESA AVE 0.105 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-27 5535 W MESA AVE 0.107 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-28 5545 W MESA AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-29 5555 W MESA AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-30 5565 W MESA AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-31 5575 W MESA AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-32 5585 W MESA AVE 0.122 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-33 5595 W MESA AVE 0.149 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-34 6155 N MC CAFFREY 0.149 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-35 6159 N MC CAFFREY 0.122 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-36 6163 N MC CAFFREY 0.111 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-37 6167 N MC CAFFREY 0.11 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-38 6171 N MC CAFFREY 0.114 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-39 5590 W STUART AVE 0.114 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-40 5580 W STUART AVE 0.11 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-41 5570 W STUART AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-42 5560 W STUART AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-43 5550 W STUART AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-44 5540 W STUART AVE 0.108 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-45 5530 W STUART AVE 0.104 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-46 5520 W STUART AVE 0.106 4269 26.36 26.36
506-151-47 5510 W STUART AVE 0.137 4269 26.36 26.36
506-152-01 6150 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-152-02 6158 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-152-03 6166 N IVANHOE AVE 0.167 4127 64.97 64.96
506-152-04 6161 N LOLA AVE 0.167 4127 64.97 64.96
506-152-05 6151 N LOLA AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-152-06 6141 N LOLA AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-153-01 6146 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.189 4127 64.97 64.96
506-153-02 6156 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.168 4127 64.97 64.96
506-153-03 6168 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.168 4127 64.97 64.96
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-153-04 6165 N IVANHOE AVE 0.167 4127 64.97 64.96
506-153-05 6157 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-153-06 6149 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-153-07 6141 N IVANHOE AVE 0.143 4127 64.97 64.96
506-154-01 5509 W STUART AVE 0.141 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-02 5519 W STUART AVE 0.109 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-03 5529 W STUART AVE 0.109 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-04 5539 W STUART AVE 0.109 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-05 5549 W STUART AVE 0.111 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-06 5559 W STUART AVE 0.111 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-07 5569 W STUART AVE 0.111 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-08 5579 W STUART AVE 0.131 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-09 5578 W MESA AVE 0.118 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-10 5568 W MESA AVE 0.114 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-11 5558 W MESA AVE 0.114 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-12 5548 W MESA AVE 0.114 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-13 5538 W MESA AVE 0.114 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-14 5528 W MESA AVE 0.111 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-15 5518 W MESA AVE 0.11 4269 26.36 26.36
506-154-16 5508 W MESA AVE 0.156 4269 26.36 26.36
506-161-01-S 5589 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-02-S 5597 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-03-S 5605 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-04-S 5613 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-05-S 5621 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-06-S 5629 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-07-S 5637 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-08-S 5645 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-09-S 5653 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-10-S 5661 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-11-S 5669 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-12-S 5677 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-13-S 5685 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-14-S 5693 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-15-S 5701 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-16-S 5709 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-17-S 5717 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-18-S 5725 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-19-S 5733 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-20-S 5741 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-21-S 5749 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-22-S 5757 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-23-S 5765 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-24-S 5773 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-25-S 5781 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-161-26-S 5789 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-27-S 5797 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-28-S 5805 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-29-S 5813 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-30-S 5821 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-31-S 5818 W SAMPLE AVE 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-32-S 5810 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-33-S 5802 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-34-S 5794 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-35-S 5786 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-36-S 5778 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-37-S 5770 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-38-S 5762 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-39-S 5754 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-40-S 5746 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-41-S 5738 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-42-S 5730 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-43-S 5722 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-44-S 5714 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-45-S 5706 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-46-S 5698 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-47-S 5690 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-48-S 5682 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-49-S 5674 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-50-S 5666 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-51-S 5658 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-52-S 5650 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-53-S 5642 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-54-S 5634 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-55-S 5626 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-56-S 5618 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-57-S 5610 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-58-S 5602 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-59-S 5594 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-161-60-S 5586 W SAMPLE AVE 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-01-S 5587 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-02-S 5595 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-03-S 5603 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-04-S 5611 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-05-S 5619 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-06-S 5627 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-07-S 5635 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-08-S 5643 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-09-S 5651 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-10-S 5659 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-162-11-S 5667 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-12-S 5675 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-13-S 5683 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-14-S 5691 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-15-S 5699 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-16-S 5707 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-17-S 5715 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-18-S 5723 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-19-S 5731 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-20-S 5739 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-21-S 5747 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-22-S 5755 W SAMPLE AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-23-S 5763 W SAMPLE AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-24-S 5764 W ESCALON AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-25-S 5756 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-26-S 5748 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-27-S 5740 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-28-S 5732 W ESCALON AVE 0.112 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-29-S 5724 W ESCALON AVE 0.128 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-30-S 5716 W ESCALON AVE 0.143 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-31-S 6218 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.126 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-32-S 6212 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.105 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-33-S 6206 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-34-S 5688 W ESCALON AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-35-S 5684 W ESCALON AVE 0.128 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-36-S 5680 W ESCALON AVE 0.159 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-37-S 5676 W ESCALON AVE 0.158 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-38-S 5672 W ESCALON AVE 0.158 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-39-S 5668 W ESCALON AVE 0.159 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-40-S 5664 W ESCALON AVE 0.117 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-41-S 5660 W ESCALON AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-42-S 5640 W ESCALON AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-43-S 5636 W ESCALON AVE 0.118 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-44-S 5632 W ESCALON AVE 0.159 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-45-S 5628 W ESCALON AVE 0.159 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-46-S 5624 W ESCALON AVE 0.159 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-47-S 5620 W ESCALON AVE 0.159 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-48-S 5616 W ESCALON AVE 0.117 4343 30.51 30.50
506-162-49-S 5612 W ESCALON AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-01-S 5737 W ESCALON AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-02-S 5745 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-03-S 5753 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-04-S 5761 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-05-S 5769 W ESCALON AVE 0.11 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-06-S 5777 W ESCALON AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 233 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-163-07-S 6203 N GREGORY AVE 0.126 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-08-S 6209 N GREGORY AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-09-S 6215 N GREGORY AVE 0.109 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-10-S 6221 N GREGORY AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-11-S 5787 W SAMPLE AVE 0.126 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-12-S 5795 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-13-S 5803 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-14-S 5811 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-15-S 5819 W SAMPLE AVE 0.113 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-16-S 5827 W SAMPLE AVE 0.132 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-17-S 6245 N VISTA AVE 0.158 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-18-S 6251 N VISTA AVE 0.11 4343 30.51 30.50
506-163-19-S 6259 N VISTA AVE 0.122 4343 30.51 30.50
506-164-01-S 6285 N VISTA AVE 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-164-02-S 6291 N VISTA AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-01-S 5716 W TENAYA AVE 0.128 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-02-S 5708 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-03-S 5698 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-04-S 5692 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-05-S 5684 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-06-S 5676 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-07-S 5668 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-08-S 5660 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-09-S 5652 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-10-S 5644 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-11-S 5636 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-12-S 5628 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-13-S 5620 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-14-S 5612 W TENAYA AVE 0.125 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-15-S 5604 W TENAYA AVE 0.151 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-16-S 6374 N MC CAFFREY 0.151 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-17-S 6368 N MC CAFFREY 0.119 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-18-S 6360 N MC CAFFREY 0.126 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-19-S 6354 N MC CAFFREY 0.1 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-20-S 6346 N MC CAFFREY 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-171-21-S 6340 N MC CAFFREY 0.121 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-01-S 5615 W TENAYA AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-02-S 5623 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-03-S 5631 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-04-S 5639 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-05-S 5647 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-06-S 5655 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-07-S 5663 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-08-S 5671 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-09-S 5679 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 234 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-172-10-S 5687 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-11-S 5695 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-12-S 5703 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-13-S 5711 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-14-S 5719 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-15-S 5727 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-16-S 5735 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-17-S 5743 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-18-S 5751 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-19-S 5759 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-20-S 5767 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-21-S 5775 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-22-S 5783 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-23-S 5791 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-24-S 5799 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-25-S 5807 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-26-S 5815 W TENAYA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-27-S 5823 W TENAYA AVE 0.117 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-28-S 5818 W ELLERY AVE 0.117 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-29-S 5810 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-30-S 5802 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-31-S 5794 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-32-S 5786 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-33-S 5778 W ELLERY AVE 0.964 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-34-S 5770 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-35-S 5762 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-36-S 5754 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-37-S 5746 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-38-S 5738 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-39-S 5730 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-40-S 5722 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-41-S 5714 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-42-S 5706 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-43-S 5698 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-44-S 5690 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-45-S 5682 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-46-S 5674 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-47-S 5666 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-48-S 5658 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-49-S 5650 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-50-S 5642 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-51-S 5634 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-52-S 5626 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-53-S 5618 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-172-54-S 5610 W ELLERY AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 235 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-173-01-S 5585 W ELLERY AVE 0.114 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-02-S 5593 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-03-S 5601 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-04-S 5609 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-05-S 5617 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-06-S 5625 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-07-S 5633 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-08-S 5641 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-09-S 5649 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-10-S 5657 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-11-S 5665 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-12-S 5673 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-13-S 5681 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-14-S 5689 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-15-S 5697 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-16-S 5705 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-17-S 5713 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-18-S 5721 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-19-S 5729 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-20-S 5737 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-21-S 5745 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-22-S 5753 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-23-S 5761 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-24-S 5769 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-25-S 5777 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-26-S 5785 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-27-S 5793 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-28-S 5801 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-29-S 5809 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-30-S 5817 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-31-S 5822 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.117 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-32-S 5814 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-33-S 5806 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-34-S 5798 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-35-S 5790 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-36-S 5782 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-37-S 5774 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-38-S 5766 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-39-S 5758 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-40-S 5750 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-41-S 5742 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-42-S 5734 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-43-S 5726 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-44-S 5718 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-45-S 5710 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 236 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-173-46-S 5702 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-47-S 5694 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-48-S 5686 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-49-S 5678 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-50-S 5670 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-51-S 5662 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-52-S 5654 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-53-S 5646 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-54-S 5638 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-55-S 5630 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-56-S 5622 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-57-S 5614 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-58-S 5606 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-59-S 5598 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-173-60-S 5590 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-01-S 6299 N VISTA AVE 0.098 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-02-S 6305 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-03-S 6311 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-04-S 6317 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-05-S 6325 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-06-S 6331 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-07-S 6339 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-08-S 6345 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-09-S 6351 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-10-S 6359 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-11-S 6365 N VISTA AVE 0.096 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-12-S 6371 N VISTA AVE 0.111 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-13-S 5826 W TENAYA AVE 0.172 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-14-S 5810 W TENAYA AVE 0.108 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-15-S 5802 W TENAYA AVE 0.104 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-16-S 5794 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-17-S 5786 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-18-S 5778 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-19-S 5770 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-20-S 5762 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-21-S 5754 W TENAYA AVE 0.12 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-22-S 5746 W TENAYA AVE 0.107 4343 30.51 30.50
506-174-23-S 5738 W TENAYA AVE 0.128 4343 30.51 30.50
506-181-01-S 5568 W ELLERY AVE 0.144 4229 30.51 30.50
506-181-02-S 5562 W ELLERY AVE 0.106 4229 30.51 30.50
506-181-03-S 5556 W ELLERY AVE 0.106 4229 30.51 30.50
506-181-04-S 5550 W ELLERY AVE 0.106 4229 30.51 30.50
506-181-05-S 5544 W ELLERY AVE 0.106 4229 30.51 30.50
506-181-06-S 5538 W ELLERY AVE 0.12 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-01-S 6328 N WHEELER AVE 0.15 4229 30.51 30.50
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 237 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-182-02-S 6324 N WHEELER AVE 0.161 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-03-S 6318 N WHEELER AVE 0.151 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-04-S 5527 W ELLERY AVE 0.151 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-05-S 5533 W ELLERY AVE 0.126 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-06-S 5539 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-07-S 5545 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-08-S 5551 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-09-S 5557 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-10-S 5563 W ELLERY AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-11-S 5569 W ELLERY AVE 0.114 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-12-S 5570 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.118 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-13-S 5564 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-14-S 5558 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-15-S 5552 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-16-S 5546 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-17-S 5540 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-18-S 5534 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.106 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-19-S 5528 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.132 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-20-S 5522 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.145 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-21-S 5523 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.145 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-22-S 5529 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.151 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-23-S 5535 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.105 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-24-S 5541 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-25-S 5547 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-26-S 5553 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-27-S 5559 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-28-S 5565 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-29-S 5571 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.118 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-30-S 5572 W SAMPLE AVE 0.118 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-31-S 5566 W SAMPLE AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-32-S 5560 W SAMPLE AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-33-S 5554 W SAMPLE AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-34-S 5548 W SAMPLE AVE 0.099 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-35-S 5538 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-36-S 5530 W SAMPLE AVE 0.11 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-37-S 5524 W SAMPLE AVE 0.126 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-38-S 5531 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-39-S 5549 W SAMPLE AVE 0.133 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-40-S 5555 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-41-S 5561 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-42-S 5567 W SAMPLE AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-43-S 5573 W SAMPLE AVE 0.114 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-44-S 5574 W ESCALON AVE 0.114 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-45-S 5568 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-46-S 5562 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 238 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-182-47-S 5556 W ESCALON AVE 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-182-48-S 5550 W ESCALON AVE 0.123 4229 30.51 30.50
506-183-01-S 6207 N MC CAFFREY 0.114 4229 30.51 30.50
506-183-02-S 6215 N MC CAFFREY 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-183-03-S 6221 N MC CAFFREY 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-183-04-S 6229 N MC CAFFREY 0.096 4229 30.51 30.50
506-183-05-S 6235 N MC CAFFREY 0.121 4229 30.51 30.50
506-201-01-S 6180 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-02-S 6168 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-03-S 6156 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-04-S 6144 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-05-S 6132 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-06-S 6120 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-07-S 6108 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-08-S 6098 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-09-S 6086 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-10-S 6074 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-11-S 6062 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.142 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-12-S 6050 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.185 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-13-S 6051 N BARCUS AVE 0.185 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-14-S 6063 N BARCUS AVE 0.153 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-15-S 6075 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-16-S 6087 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-17-S 6099 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-18-S 6109 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-19-S 6121 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-20-S 6133 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-21-S 6145 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-22-S 6157 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-23-S 6169 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-201-24-S 6181 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-01-S 6178 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-02-S 6166 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-03-S 6154 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-04-S 6142 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-05-S 6130 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-06-S 6118 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-07-S 6106 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-08-S 6094 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-09-S 6082 N BARCUS AVE 0.163 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-10-S 5276 W CALIMYRNA 0.16 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-11-S 6095 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-12-S 6107 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-13-S 6119 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-14-S 6131 N CARICA AVE 0.146 3983 65.06 65.06
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-202-15-S 6143 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-16-S 6155 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-17-S 6167 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-202-18-S 6179 N CARICA AVE 0.146 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-01-S 6176 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-02-S 6166 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-03-S 6154 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-04-S 6144 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-05-S 6134 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-06-S 6122 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-07-S 6110 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-08-S 6098 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-09-S 6084 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-10-S 6076 N CARICA AVE 0.131 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-11-S 5257 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.113 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-12-S 5267 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.13 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-13-S 5277 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.154 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-14-S 5287 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.154 3983 65.06 65.06
506-203-15-S 5297 W CALIMYRNA AVE 0.176 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-01-S 6223 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.16 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-02-S 6233 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-03-S 6243 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-04-S 6255 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-05-S 6265 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-06-S 6275 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-07-S 6285 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-211-08-S 6289 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.133 4031 65.06 65.06
506-211-09-S 6299 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.183 4031 65.06 65.06
506-212-01-S 6286 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.146 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-02-S 6274 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.153 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-03-S 6262 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.158 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-04-S 6250 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.153 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-05-S 6238 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.158 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-06-S 6226 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-07-S 5344 W MESA 0.162 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-08-S 6235 N BARCUS AVE 0.132 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-09-S 6245 N BARCUS AVE 0.126 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-10-S 6252 N BARCUS AVE 0.126 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-11-S 6242 N BARCUS AVE 0.12 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-12-S 6232 N BARCUS AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-13-S 6222 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-14-S 6223 N CARICA AVE 0.13 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-15-S 6233 N CARICA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-212-16-S 5279 W CORONA AVE 0.191 4031 65.06 65.06
506-212-17-S 5291 W CORONA AVE 0.184 4031 65.06 65.06
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-212-18-S 5299 W CORONA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-212-19-S 5309 W CORONA AVE 0.172 4031 65.06 65.06
506-212-20-S 6298 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-212-21-S 6290 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-213-01-S 5268 W MESA AVE 0.119 3983 65.06 65.06
506-213-02-S 5256 W MESA AVE 0.144 3983 65.06 65.06
506-213-03-S 6210 N CARICA AVE 0.158 3983 65.06 65.06
506-213-04-S 6198 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-213-05-S 6188 N CARICA AVE 0.151 3983 65.06 65.06
506-214-01-S 5363 W MESA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-214-02-S 5375 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-214-03-S 5385 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-214-04-S 5397 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-215-01-S 6192 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-215-02-S 6204 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-215-03-S 6205 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-215-04-S 6193 N BARCUS AVE 0.145 3983 65.06 65.06
506-216-01-S 6190 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-216-02-S 6202 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-216-03-S 6203 N CARICA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-216-04-S 6191 N CARICA AVE 0.152 3983 65.06 65.06
506-217-01-S 6311 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-217-02-S 6309 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-217-03-S 6307 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-217-04-S 6305 N BARCUS AVE 0.241 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-01-S 5244 W CORONA AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-02-S 5258 W CORONA AVE 0.207 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-03-S 5270 W CORONA AVE 0.207 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-04-S 5284 W CORONA AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-05-S 5296 W CORONA AVE 0.176 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-06-S 6304 N BARCUS AVE 0.16 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-07-S 6306 N BARCUS AVE 0.229 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-08-S 6308 N BARCUS AVE 0.179 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-09-S 6310 N BARCUS AVE 0.186 4031 65.06 65.06
506-218-10-S 6312 N BARCUS AVE 0.223 4031 65.06 65.06
506-221-01-S 6285 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.18 3983 65.06 65.06
506-221-02-S 6275 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.208 3983 65.06 65.06
506-221-03-S 6301 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.184 4031 65.06 65.06
506-221-04-S 6303 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.194 4031 65.06 65.06
506-222-01-S 6255 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.179 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-02-S 6245 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.165 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-03-S 6235 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.165 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-04-S 6225 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.165 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-05-S 6215 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.126 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-06-S 6205 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.096 3983 65.06 65.06
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-222-07-S 5485 W MESA AVE 0.113 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-08-S 5473 W MESA AVE 0.114 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-09-S 5463 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-10-S 5451 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-11-S 5441 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-12-S 5429 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-13-S 5419 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-222-14-S 5407 W MESA AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-01-S 6290 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.156 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-02-S 6280 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.152 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-03-S 6260 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.152 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-04-S 6250 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.14 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-05-S 6240 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.163 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-06-S 6230 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.163 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-07-S 6220 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.163 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-08-S 6223 N DELBERT AVE 0.178 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-09-S 6233 N DELBERT AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-10-S 6245 N DELBERT AVE 0.133 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-11-S 6255 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-12-S 6267 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-13-S 6277 N DELBERT AVE 0.147 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-14-S 6289 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 3983 65.06 65.06
506-223-15-S 6301 N DELBERT AVE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-223-16-S 6303 N DELBERT AVE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-223-17-S 6305 N DELBERT AVE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-223-18-S 6306 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.153 4031 65.06 65.06
506-223-19-S 6304 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-223-20-S 6302 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-01-S 6290 N DELBERT AVE 16.068 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-02-S 6280 N DELBERT AVE 0.16 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-03-S 6268 N DELBERT AVE 0.172 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-04-S 5422 W STUART AVE 0.143 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-05-S 5414 W STUART AVE 0.143 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-06-S 5409 W STUART AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-07-S 5415 W STUART AVE 0.114 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-08-S 5423 W STUART AVE 0.137 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-09-S 5439 W STUART AVE 0.165 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-10-S 5428 W MESA AVE 0.142 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-11-S 5418 W MESA AVE 0.149 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-12-S 5406 W MESA AVE 0.156 3983 65.06 65.06
506-224-13-S 6302 N DELBERT AVE 0.16 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-14-S 6304 N DELBERT AVE 0.16 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-15-S 6306 N DELBERT AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-16-S 6308 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-17-S 6307 N STATE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-224-18-S 6305 N STATE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-19-S 6303 N STATE 0.16 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-20-S 6301 N STATE 0.171 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-21-S 6302 N STATE 0.158 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-22-S 6304 N STATE 0.14 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-23-S 6306 N STATE 0.14 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-24-S 6308 N STATE 0.153 4031 65.06 65.06
506-224-25-S 6310 N STATE 0.153 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-01-S 6312 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-02-S 6316 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.143 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-03-S 6320 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-04-S 6324 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.123 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-05-S 6327 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.192 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-06-S 6325 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-07-S 6323 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.165 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-08-S 6319 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-09-S 6315 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-10-S 6316 N STATE 0.158 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-11-S 6318 N STATE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-12-S 6320 N STATE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-13-S 6322 N STATE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-14-S 6324 N STATE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-15-S 6326 N STATE 0.123 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-16-S 6328 N STATE 0.192 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-17-S 6329 N STATE 0.186 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-18-S 6327 N STATE 0.183 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-19-S 6325 N STATE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-20-S 6323 N STATE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-21-S 6321 N STATE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-22-S 6319 N STATE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-23-S 6317 N STATE 0.206 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-24-S 6320 N DELBERT AVE 0.206 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-25-S 6326 N DELBERT AVE 0.148 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-26-S 6332 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-27-S 6338 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-28-S 6344 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-29-S 6350 N DELBERT AVE 0.141 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-30-S 6356 N DELBERT AVE 0.179 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-31-S 6362 N DELBERT AVE 0.22 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-32-S 6363 N DELBERT AVE 0.176 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-33-S 6357 N DELBERT AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-34-S 6351 N DELBERT AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-35-S 6345 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-36-S 6339 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-37-S 6333 N DELBERT AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-231-38-S 6327 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-231-39-S 6321 N DELBERT AVE 0.194 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-01-S 5509 W CORONA AVE 0.165 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-02-S 5499 W CORONA AVE 0.147 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-03-S 5491 W CORONA AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-04-S 5481 W CORONA AVE 0.159 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-05-S 5473 W CORONA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-06-S 5463 W CORONA AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-07-S 5455 W CORONA AVE 0.142 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-08-S 5445 W CORONA AVE 0.14 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-09-S 5437 W CORONA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-10-S 5427 W CORONA AVE 0.147 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-11-S 5421 W CORONA AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-12-S 5411 W CORONA AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-13-S 5403 W CORONA AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-14-S 5430 W SAMPLE AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-15-S 5438 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-16-S 5446 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-17-S 5454 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-18-S 5462 W SAMPLE AVE 0.142 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-19-S 5470 W SAMPLE AVE 0.139 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-20-S 5476 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-21-S 5486 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-22-S 5494 W SAMPLE AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-23-S 5502 W SAMPLE AVE 0.18 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-24-S 5510 W SAMPLE AVE 0.238 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-25-S 5505 W SAMPLE AVE 0.243 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-26-S 5497 W SAMPLE AVE 0.154 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-27-S 5489 W SAMPLE AVE 0.162 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-28-S 5481 W SAMPLE AVE 0.15 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-29-S 5473 W SAMPLE AVE 0.176 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-30-S 5494 W ESCALON AVE 0.158 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-31-S 5502 W ESCALON AVE 0.148 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-32-S 5510 W ESCALON AVE 0.126 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-33-S 5518 W ESCALON AVE 0.179 4031 65.06 65.06
506-232-34-S 6305 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.292 4031 65.06 65.06
506-233-01-S 6308 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.147 4031 65.06 65.06
506-233-02-S 6310 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.187 4031 65.06 65.06
506-233-03-S 6312 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.187 4031 65.06 65.06
506-233-04-S 6307 N DELBERT AVE 0.195 4031 65.06 65.06
506-234-01-S 6310 N DELBERT AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-234-02-S 6312 N DELBERT AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-234-03-S 6314 N DELBERT AVE 0.172 4031 65.06 65.06
506-234-04-S 6311 N STATE 0.142 4031 65.06 65.06
506-234-05-S 6309 N STATE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-241-01-S 6377 N GENOA AVE 0.192 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-02-S 6375 N GENOA AVE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-03-S 6371 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-04-S 6369 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-05-S 6365 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-06-S 6363 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-07-S 6359 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-08-S 6357 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-09-S 6353 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-10-S 6351 N GENOA AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-241-11-S 6349 N GENOA AVE 0.192 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-01-S 6348 N GENOA AVE 0.183 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-02-S 6350 N GENOA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-03-S 6352 N GENOA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-04-S 6356 N GENOA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-05-S 6358 N GENOA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-06-S 6362 N GENOA AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-07-S 6364 N GENOA AVE 0.172 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-08-S 6373 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-09-S 6369 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-10-S 6365 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-11-S 6361 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-12-S 6357 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-13-S 6353 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-14-S 6349 N BARCUS AVE 0.136 4031 65.06 65.06
506-242-15-S 6345 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-01-S 6378 N BARCUS AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-02-S 6374 N BARCUS AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-03-S 6370 N BARCUS AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-04-S 6364 N BARCUS AVE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-05-S 6360 N BARCUS AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-06-S 6356 N BARCUS AVE 0.152 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-07-S 6352 N BARCUS AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-243-08-S 6348 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4031 65.06 65.06
506-251-01-S 6395 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-02-S 6387 N CARICA AVE 0.151 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-03-S 6381 N CARICA AVE 0.151 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-04-S 6377 N CARICA AVE 0.151 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-05-S 6371 N CARICA AVE 0.151 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-06-S 6369 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-07-S 6365 N CARICA AVE 0.151 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-08-S 6361 N CARICA AVE 0.148 4108 65.06 65.06
506-251-09-S 6357 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-01-S 6358 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-02-S 6360 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-252-03-S 6364 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-04-S 6368 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-05-S 6370 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-06-S 6372 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-07-S 6380 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-08-S 6386 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-09-S 6394 N CARICA AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-10-S 6391 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.167 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-11-S 6387 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-12-S 6381 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-13-S 6379 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-14-S 6375 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-15-S 6369 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-16-S 6365 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-17-S 6361 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-252-18-S 6359 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.173 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-01-S 6358 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-02-S 6360 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-03-S 6362 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-04-S 6366 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-05-S 6370 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-06-S 6376 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-07-S 6380 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-08-S 6382 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-09-S 6388 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-253-10-S 6392 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-261-01-S 6341 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-02-S 6337 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-03-S 6333 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-04-S 6329 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-05-S 6325 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-06-S 6321 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-07-S 6317 N BARCUS AVE 0.146 4031 65.06 65.06
506-261-08-S 6313 N BARCUS AVE 0.149 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-01-S 6314 N BARCUS AVE 0.166 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-02-S 6316 N BARCUS AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-03-S 6318 N BARCUS AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-04-S 6322 N BARCUS AVE 0.151 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-05-S 6326 N BARCUS AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-06-S 6330 N BARCUS AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-07-S 6334 N BARCUS AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-08-S 6336 N BARCUS AVE 0.156 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-09-S 6340 N BARCUS AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-262-10-S 6344 N BARCUS AVE 0.164 4031 65.06 65.06
506-263-01-S 5173 W ELLERY AVE 0.275 4108 65.06 65.06
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-263-02-S 5165 W ELLERY AVE 0.179 4108 65.06 65.06
506-263-03-S 5153 W ELLERY AVE 0.191 4108 65.06 65.06
506-263-04-S 5150 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.156 4108 65.06 65.06
506-263-05-S 5162 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.159 4108 65.06 65.06
506-263-06-S 5174 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.189 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-01-S 5163 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.191 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-02-S 5151 W VARTIKIAN AVE 0.179 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-03-S 6329 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.185 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-04-S 6327 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.22 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-05-S 6325 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.208 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-06-S 6323 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.186 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-07-S 6326 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.192 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-08-S 6328 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.187 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-09-S 6330 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-10-S 6332 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-11-S 6336 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-12-S 6342 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-13-S 6346 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-14-S 6352 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-264-15-S 6354 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.143 4108 65.06 65.06
506-271-01-S 5088 W KADOTA AVE 0.159 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-02-S 5098 W KADOTA AVE 0.165 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-03-S 5110 W KADOTA AVE 0.165 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-04-S 5120 W KADOTA AVE 0.165 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-05-S 5130 W KADOTA AVE 0.186 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-06-S 5140 W KADOTA AVE 0.179 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-07-S 6305 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.179 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-08-S 6293 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.176 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-09-S 6281 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.162 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-10-S 6273 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.156 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-11-S 6261 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.196 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-12-S 6253 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.184 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-13-S 5137 W STUART AVE 0.176 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-14-S 5127 W STUART AVE 0.137 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-15-S 5117 W STUART AVE 0.146 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-16-S 5107 W STUART AVE 0.163 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-17-S 6241 N CLEO AVE 0.167 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-18-S 6231 N CLEO AVE 0.153 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-19-S 6221 N CLEO AVE 0.153 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-20-S 6211 N CLEO AVE 0.153 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-21-S 6197 N CLEO AVE 0.144 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-22-S 6189 N CLEO AVE 0.172 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-23-S 5073 W MESA AVE 0.281 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-24-S 5063 W MESA AVE 0.144 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-25-S 5053 W MESA AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-271-26-S 5043 W MESA AVE 0.146 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-27-S 5033 W MESA AVE 0.146 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-28-S 5023 W MESA AVE 0.146 3876 65.06 65.06
506-271-29-S 5013 W MESA AVE 0.17 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-01-S 6324 N CLEO AVE 0.176 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-02-S 6312 N CLEO AVE 0.165 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-03-S 6304 N CLEO AVE 0.172 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-04-S 5075 W KADOTA AVE 0.172 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-05-S 5085 W KADOTA AVE 0.176 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-06-S 5095 W KADOTA AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-07-S 5105 W KADOTA AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-08-S 5115 W KADOTA AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-09-S 5125 W KADOTA AVE 0.17 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-10-S 5126 W STUART AVE 0.17 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-11-S 5116 W STUART AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-12-S 5106 W STUART AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-13-S 5092 W STUART AVE 0.15 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-14-S 5082 W STUART AVE 0.126 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-15-S 5072 W STUART AVE 0.165 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-16-S 6258 N CLEO AVE 0.2 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-17-S 6248 N CLEO AVE 0.168 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-18-S 6238 N CLEO AVE 0.153 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-19-S 6228 N CLEO AVE 0.153 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-20-S 6212 N CLEO AVE 0.153 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-21-S 6208 N CLEO AVE 0.173 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-22-S 6203 N BRIX AVE 0.175 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-23-S 6215 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-24-S 6227 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-25-S 6239 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-26-S 6251 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-27-S 6263 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-28-S 6275 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-29-S 6287 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-30-S 6299 N BRIX AVE 0.158 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-31-S 6311 N BRIX AVE 0.155 3876 65.06 65.06
506-272-32-S 6323 N BRIX AVE 0.195 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-01-S 6322 N BRIX AVE 0.192 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-02-S 6310 N BRIX AVE 0.179 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-03-S 6298 N BRIX AVE 0.179 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-04-S 6286 N BRIX AVE 0.179 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-05-S 6274 N BRIX AVE 0.182 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-06-S 6262 N BRIX AVE 0.182 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-07-S 6250 N BRIX AVE 0.182 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-08-S 6238 N BRIX AVE 0.182 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-09-S 6226 N BRIX AVE 0.182 3876 65.06 65.06
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Acreage
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-273-10-S 6214 N BRIX AVE 0.182 3876 65.06 65.06
506-273-11-S 6202 N BRIX AVE 0.201 3876 65.06 65.06
506-331-01-S 5736 W STUART AVE 0.142 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-02-S 5744 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-03-S 5752 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-04-S 5768 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-05-S 5776 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-06-S 5786 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-07-S 5794 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-08-S 5802 W STUART AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-09-S 5810 W STUART AVE 0.158 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-10-S 6206 N VISTA AVE 0.161 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-11-S 6212 N VISTA AVE 0.164 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-12-S 6218 N VISTA AVE 0.183 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-13-S 6220 N VISTA AVE 0.21 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-14-S 6219 N VISTA AVE 0.152 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-15-S 6217 N VISTA AVE 0.228 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-16-S 6211 N VISTA AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-17-S 6209 N VISTA AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-18-S 6207 N VISTA AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-19-S 6205 N VISTA AVE 0.126 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-20-S 6203 N VISTA AVE 0.135 4439 30.51 30.50
506-331-21-S 6201 N VISTA AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-01-S 5811 W STUART AVE 0.162 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-02-S 5803 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-03-S 5795 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-04-S 5787 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-05-S 5777 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-06-S 5769 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-07-S 5753 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-08-S 5745 W STUART AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-332-09-S 5737 W STUART AVE 0.16 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-01-S 5735 W MESA AVE 0.205 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-02-S 5743 W MESA AVE 0.148 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-03-S 5755 W MESA AVE 0.138 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-04-S 5769 W MESA AVE 0.139 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-05-S 5773 W MESA AVE 0.134 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-06-S 5779 W MESA AVE 0.134 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-07-S 5787 W MESA AVE 0.139 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-08-S 5793 W MESA AVE 0.139 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-09-S 5801 W MESA AVE 0.136 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-10-S 5805 W MESA AVE 0.132 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-11-S 5809 W MESA AVE 0.132 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-12-S 5811 W MESA AVE 0.194 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-13-S 5813 W MESA AVE 0.196 4439 30.51 30.50
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-341-14-S 6189 N VISTA AVE 0.154 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-15-S 6191 N VISTA AVE 0.141 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-16-S 6193 N VISTA AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-17-S 6195 N VISTA AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-18-S 6197 N VISTA AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-341-19-S 6199 N VISTA AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-01-S 6163 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.182 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-02-S 6165 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-03-S 6185 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-04-S 6187 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-05-S 6189 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-06-S 6191 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-07-S 6193 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-08-S 6195 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-09-S 6197 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-10-S 6199 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.121 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-11-S 6201 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.117 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-12-S 5772 W MESA AVE 0.164 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-13-S 5778 W MESA AVE 0.114 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-14-S 5788 W MESA AVE 0.144 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-15-S 6188 N GREGORY AVE 0.171 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-16-S 6190 N GREGORY AVE 0.136 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-17-S 6192 N GREGORY AVE 0.141 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-18-S 6194 N GREGORY AVE 0.136 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-19-S 6196 N GREGORY AVE 0.186 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-20-S 6198 N GREGORY AVE 0.179 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-21-S 6199 N GREGORY AVE 0.267 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-22-S 6197 N GREGORY AVE 0.177 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-23-S 6195 N GREGORY AVE 0.217 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-24-S 6193 N GREGORY AVE 0.173 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-25-S 6189 N GREGORY AVE 0.153 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-26-S 6187 N GREGORY AVE 0.137 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-27-S 5812 W MESA AVE 0.188 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-28-S 6192 N VISTA AVE 0.14 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-29-S 6194 N VISTA AVE 0.126 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-30-S 6196 N VISTA AVE 0.126 4439 30.51 30.50
506-342-31-S 6198 N VISTA AVE 0.144 4439 30.51 30.50
506-351-01-S 4686 W OAK PARK DR 0.227 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-02-S 4674 W OAK PARK DR 0.21 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-03-S 4662 W OAK PARK DR 0.18 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-04-S 4654 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-05-S 4642 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-06-S 4634 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-07-S 4622 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-08-S 4610 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-351-09-S 4598 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-10-S 4586 W OAK PARK DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-11-S 4574 W OAK PARK DR 0.179 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-12-S 4562 W OAK PARK DR 0.224 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-13-S 6248 N STOCKDALE DR 0.192 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-14-S 6236 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-15-S 6224 N STOCKDALE DR 0.154 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-16-S 6212 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-17-S 6200 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-18-S 6188 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-19-S 6180 N STOCKDALE DR 0.154 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-20-S 6168 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-21-S 6156 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-22-S 6144 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-351-23-S 6132 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-01-S 6141 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-02-S 6149 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-03-S 6161 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-04-S 6173 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-05-S 6185 N ALEXIS DR 0.173 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-06-S 6193 N ALEXIS DR 0.189 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-07-S 6199 N ALEXIS DR 0.192 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-08-S 4678 W LAURENDALE DR 0.309 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-09-S 4669 W OAK PARK DR 0.229 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-10-S 4647 W OAK PARK DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-11-S 4639 W OAK PARK DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-12-S 4627 W OAK PARK DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-13-S 4615 W OAK PARK DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-14-S 4603 W OAK PARK DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-15-S 4591 W OAK PARK DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-16-S 4579 W OAK PARK DR 0.143 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-17-S 4580 W LAURENDALE DR 0.144 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-18-S 4592 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-19-S 4604 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-20-S 4616 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-21-S 4628 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-22-S 4640 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-23-S 4648 W LAURENDALE DR 0.158 4534 96.31 96.30
506-352-24-S 4660 W LAURENDALE DR 0.165 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-01-S 6138 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-02-S 6146 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-03-S 6158 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-04-S 6176 N ALEXIS DR 0.172 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-05-S 6190 N ALEXIS DR 0.183 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-06-S 4657 W LAURENDALE DR 0.176 4534 96.31 96.30
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-353-07-S 4643 W LAURENDALE DR 0.183 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-08-S 4629 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-09-S 4617 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-10-S 4605 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-11-S 4593 W LAURENDALE DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-12-S 4581 W LAURENDALE DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-13-S 4578 W POLO CREEK CT 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-14-S 4590 W POLO CREEK CT 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-15-S 4602 W POLO CREEK CT 0.139 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-16-S 4614 W POLO CREEK CT 0.14 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-17-S 4626 W POLO CREEK CT 0.183 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-18-S 4632 W POLO CREEK CT 0.183 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-19-S 4640 W POLO CREEK CT 0.237 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-20-S 4631 W POLO CREEK CT 0.176 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-21-S 4625 W POLO CREEK CT 0.138 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-22-S 4613 W POLO CREEK CT 0.142 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-23-S 4601 W POLO CREEK CT 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-24-S 4589 W POLO CREEK CT 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-353-25-S 4577 W POLO CREEK CT 0.144 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-01-S 6126 N ALEXIS DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-02-S 4650 W KRISTI DR 0.162 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-03-S 4642 W KRISTI DR 0.152 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-04-S 4630 W KRISTI DR 0.143 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-05-S 4618 W KRISTI DR 0.141 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-06-S 4606 W KRISTI DR 0.148 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-07-S 4594 W KRISTI DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-361-08-S 4582 W KRISTI DR 0.141 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-01-S 6093 N DEMURE CT 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-02-S 6087 N DEMURE CT 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-03-S 6079 N DEMURE CT 0.206 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-04-S 6070 N DEMURE CT 0.237 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-05-S 6078 N DEMURE CT 0.189 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-06-S 6086 N DEMURE CT 0.183 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-07-S 6094 N DEMURE CT 0.176 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-08-S 6105 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.163 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-09-S 6093 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.15 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-10-S 6085 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-11-S 6077 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.16 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-12-S 6076 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-13-S 6084 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.141 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-14-S 6092 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.172 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-15-S 6104 N SUMMER CREEK CT 0.161 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-16-S 4578 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.162 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-17-S 4590 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-18-S 4604 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-362-19-S 4616 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-20-S 4630 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-21-S 4638 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-22-S 4652 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.149 4534 96.31 96.30
506-362-23-S 4660 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.165 4534 96.31 96.30
506-363-01-S 6100 N STOCKDALE DR 0.16 4534 96.31 96.30
506-363-02-S 6112 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-363-03-S 6120 N STOCKDALE DR 0.164 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-01-S 6072 N STOCKDALE DR 0.164 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-02-S 6064 N STOCKDALE DR 0.154 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-03-S 6052 N STOCKDALE DR 0.151 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-04-S 6040 N STOCKDALE DR 0.184 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-05-S 4563 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.268 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-06-S 4575 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.179 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-07-S 4587 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.163 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-08-S 4599 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.162 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-09-S 4611 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.159 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-10-S 4623 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.158 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-11-S 4635 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.158 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-12-S 4643 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.158 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-13-S 4655 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.158 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-14-S 4663 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.216 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-15-S 4673 W RIO BRAVO DR 0.247 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-16-S 6041 N ALEXIS DR 0.189 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-17-S 6053 N ALEXIS DR 0.146 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-18-S 6061 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-19-S 6073 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-20-S 6085 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-21-S 6097 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-22-S 6105 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-23-S 6117 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-364-24-S 6129 N ALEXIS DR 0.137 4534 96.31 96.30
506-371-01 6102 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-02 6090 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-03 6084 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-04 6078 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-05 6070 N CECELIA AVE 0.196 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-06 6071 N MITRE AVE 0.16 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-07 6079 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-08 6085 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-09 6091 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-371-10 6101 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-01 6006 N CECELIA AVE 0.226 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-02 6024 N CECELIA AVE 0.196 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-03 6032 N CECELIA AVE 0.196 3903 25.29 25.28
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-372-04 6040 N CECELIA AVE 0.196 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-05 6052 N CECELIA AVE 0.204 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-06 6053 N MITRE AVE 0.123 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-07 6043 N MITRE AVE 0.096 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-08 6035 N MITRE AVE 0.096 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-09 6029 N MITRE AVE 0.151 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-10 6021 N MITRE AVE 0.202 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-11 6013 N MITRE AVE 0.248 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-12 6012 N MITRE AVE 0.254 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-13 6022 N MITRE AVE 0.198 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-14 6030 N MITRE AVE 0.153 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-15 6038 N MITRE AVE 0.096 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-16 6044 N MITRE AVE 0.096 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-17 6052 N MITRE AVE 0.096 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-18 6058 N MITRE AVE 0.096 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-19 6064 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-20 6072 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-21 6078 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-22 6086 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-23 6092 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-24 6100 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-372-25S 6103 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-26S 6095 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-27S 6089 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-28S 6081 N TRACY AVE 0.128 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-29S 6075 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-30S 6063 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-31S 6051 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-32S 6043 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-33S 6037 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-34S 6025 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-35S 6019 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-372-36S 6007 N TRACY AVE 0.153 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-01S 6008 N TRACY AVE 0.172 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-02S 6020 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-03S 6026 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-04S 6038 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-05S 6044 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-06S 6052 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-07S 6064 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-08S 6076 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-09S 6082 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-10S 6090 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-11S 6096 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-373-12S 6104 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-381-01 6110 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-02 6126 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-03 6134 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-04 6142 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-05 6152 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-06 6158 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-07 6166 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-08 6172 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-09 6180 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-10 6188 N CECELIA AVE 0.17 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-11 6190 N CECELIA AVE 0.19 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-12 6193 N MITRE AVE 0.156 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-13 6185 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-14 6179 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-15 6171 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-16 6165 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-17 6157 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-18 6151 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-19 6143 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-20 6135 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-21 6129 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-381-22 6107 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-01 6108 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-02 6128 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-03 6136 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-04 6142 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-05 6150 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-06 6156 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-07 6164 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-08 6170 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-09 6178 N MITRE AVE 0.14 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-10 6184 N MITRE AVE 0.137 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-11 6192 N MITRE AVE 0.16 3903 25.29 25.28
506-382-12S 6193 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-13S 6187 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-14S 6181 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-15S 6173 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-16S 6167 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-17S 6159 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-18S 6153 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-19S 6145 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-20S 6137 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-21S 6125 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-382-22S 6111 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-01S 4526 W ESCALON AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
506-383-02S 4518 W ESCALON AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-03S 4510 W ESCALON AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-04S 4502 W ESCALON AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-05S 4494 W ESCALON AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-06S 4486 W ESCALON AVE 0.16 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-07S 4478 W ESCALON AVE 0.16 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-08S 6198 N TRACY AVE 0.16 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-09S 6194 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-10S 6188 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-11S 6182 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-12S 6174 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-13S 6168 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-14S 6160 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-15S 6154 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-16S 6146 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-17S 6138 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-18-S 6126 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-383-19S 6112 N TRACY AVE 0.137 4312 22.09 22.08
506-464-10-S 6613 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.137 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-11-S 6619 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-12-S 6627 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-13-S 6633 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.106 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-14-S 6639 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-15-S 6645 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-16-S 6653 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-17-S 6659 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-464-18-S 6665 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.11 4208 53.63 53.62
506-465-01-S 5251 W MAGILL AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-465-02-S 5257 W MAGILL AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-465-03-S 5265 W MAGILL AVE 0.114 4208 53.63 53.62
506-465-04-S 5264 W FREMONT AVE 0.114 4208 53.63 53.62
506-465-05-S 5256 W FREMONT AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-465-06-S 5248 W FREMONT AVE 0.096 4208 53.63 53.62
506-466-01-S 5263 W FREMONT AVE 0.127 4208 53.63 53.62
506-466-02-S 5255 W FREMONT AVE 0.107 4208 53.63 53.62
506-466-03-S 5247 W FREMONT AVE 0.107 4208 53.63 53.62
507-080-01S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-02S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-03S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-04S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-05S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-06S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-07S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-08S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-09S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
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Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-080-10S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-11S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-12S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-13S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-14S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-15S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-16S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-17S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##108 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-18S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##107 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-19S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-20S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-21S 4570 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-22S 4570 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-23S 4570 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-24S 4570 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-25S 4570 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-26S 4570 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-27S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-28S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-29S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-080-30S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-01S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-02S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-03S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-04S 4580 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-05S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-06S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-07S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-08S 4564 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-09S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-10S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-11S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-12S 4566 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-13S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-14S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-15S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-16S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-17S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##208 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-18S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##207 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-19S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##206 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-20S 4576 W PALO ALTO AVE ##205 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-21S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-22S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-23S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-090-24S 4572 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
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Acreage
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-100-01S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-02S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-03S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-04S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-05S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-06S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-07S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-08S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-09S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-10S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-11S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-12S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-13S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-14S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-15S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-16S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-17S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-100-18S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-01S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-02S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-03S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-04S 4558 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-05S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-06S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-07S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-08S 4556 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-09S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##206 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-10S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-11S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-12S 4560 W PALO ALTO AVE ##205 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-13S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-14S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-15S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-110-16S 4562 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-01S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-02S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-03S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-04S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-05S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##108 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-06S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##107 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-07S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-08S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-09S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-10S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-11S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
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Acreage
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-120-12S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-13S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-14S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-15S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-16S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-17S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-18S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-19S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-120-20S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-01S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-02S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-03S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-04S 4544 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-05S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##208 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-06S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##207 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-07S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##206 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-08S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##205 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-09S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-10S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-11S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-12S 4546 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-13S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-14S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-15S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-16S 4550 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-17S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-18S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-19S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-130-20S 4552 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-01S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-02S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-03S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-04S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-05S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-06S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-07S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##107 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-08S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##108 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-09S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-10S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-11S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-12S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-13S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-14S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-15S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-16S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
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Acreage
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-140-17S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-18S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-19S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-140-20S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-01S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-02S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-03S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-04S 4536 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-05S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##205 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-06S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##206 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-07S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##207 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-08S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##208 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-09S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-10S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-11S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-12S 4534 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-13S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-14S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-15S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-16S 4540 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-17S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-18S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-19S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-150-20S 4542 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-01S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-02S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-03S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-04S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-05S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-06S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-07S 4514 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-08S 4514 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-09S 4514 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-10S 4514 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-11S 4514 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-12S 4514 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-13S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-14S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-15S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-16S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-17S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-18S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-19S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-20S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-21S 4532 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-160-22S 4532 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-23S 4532 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-24S 4532 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-25S 4532 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-26S 4532 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-27S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-28S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-29S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-160-30S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-01S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-02S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##205 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-03S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##206 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-04S 4516 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-05S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-06S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-07S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-08S 4524 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-09S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-10S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-11S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-12S 4526 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-13S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-14S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-15S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-170-16S 4530 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-01S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-02S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-03S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-04S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-05S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-06S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-07S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-08S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-09S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##106 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-10S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##105 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-11S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##102 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-12S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##101 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-13S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##104 4186 26.49 26.48
507-180-14S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##103 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-01S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-02S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-03S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-04S 4508 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-05S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-06S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-190-07S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##206 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-08S 4512 W PALO ALTO AVE ##205 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-09S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##202 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-10S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##201 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-11S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##203 4186 26.49 26.48
507-190-12S 4510 W PALO ALTO AVE ##204 4186 26.49 26.48
507-301-01-S 6559 N VERNAL AVE 0.141 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-02-S 6567 N VERNAL AVE 0.16 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-03-S 6575 N VERNAL AVE 0.247 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-04-S 6574 N VERNAL AVE 0.247 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-05-S 6566 N VERNAL AVE 0.216 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-06-S 6558 N VERNAL AVE 0.198 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-07-S 6550 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-08-S 6542 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-09-S 6534 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-10-S 6526 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-11-S 6518 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-12-S 6510 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-13-S 6498 N VERNAL AVE 0.189 3684 79.59 79.58
507-301-14-S 4060 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.156 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-15-S 4064 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.237 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-16-S 4066 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.265 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-17-S 4068 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.265 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-18-S 4070 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.237 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-19-S 4074 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.149 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-20-S 6572 N BERLIN AVE 0.155 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-21-S 6582 N BERLIN AVE 0.298 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-22-S 4112 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.326 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-23-S 4120 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.183 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-24-S 4130 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.172 3888 79.59 79.58
507-301-25-S 4140 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.172 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-01-S 4042 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-302-02-S 4034 W WATHEN AVE 0.169 3684 79.59 79.58
507-302-03-S 4035 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.169 3684 79.59 79.58
507-302-04-S 4043 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-302-05-S 4051 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-06-S 4059 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-07-S 4067 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-08-S 4075 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-09-S 4083 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-10-S 4091 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.185 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-11-S 4090 W WATHEN AVE 0.185 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-12-S 4082 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-13-S 4074 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-14-S 4066 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
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Taxable
Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-302-15-S 4058 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-302-16-S 4050 W WATHEN AVE 0.149 3888 79.59 79.58
507-303-01-S 4041 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-303-02-S 4033 W WATHEN AVE 0.169 3684 79.59 79.58
507-303-03-S 4049 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-303-04-S 4057 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-303-05-S 4065 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-303-06-S 4073 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-303-07-S 4081 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-303-08-S 4089 W WATHEN AVE 0.154 3888 79.59 79.58
507-304-01-S 6515 N BERLIN 0.184 3888 79.59 79.58
507-304-02-S 4131 W WATHEN AVE 0.151 3888 79.59 79.58
507-304-03-S 4141 W WATHEN AVE 0.176 3888 79.59 79.58
507-304-04-S 4151 W WATHEN AVE 0.151 3888 79.59 79.58
507-304-05-S 4161 W WATHEN AVE 0.176 3888 79.59 79.58
507-304-06-S 4171 W WATHEN AVE 0.166 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-01-S 4170 W WATHEN AVE 0.179 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-02-S 4160 W WATHEN AVE 0.184 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-03-S 4150 W WATHEN AVE 0.158 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-04-S 4140 W WATHEN AVE 0.158 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-05-S 4130 W WATHEN AVE 0.184 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-06-S 4120 W WATHEN AVE 0.179 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-07-S 4123 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.179 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-08-S 4133 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.184 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-09-S 4143 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.158 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-10-S 4153 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.158 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-11-S 4163 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.184 3888 79.59 79.58
507-305-12-S 4173 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.179 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-01-S 4162 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.186 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-02-S 4170 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.17 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-03-S 4180 W LOS ALTOS AVE 0.223 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-04-S 6583 N HANOVER AVE 0.217 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-05-S 6573 N HANOVER AVE 0.195 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-06-S 6563 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-07-S 6553 N HANOVER AVE 0.176 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-08-S 6543 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-09-S 6533 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-10-S 6523 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 3888 79.59 79.58
507-306-11-S 6513 N HANOVER AVE 0.176 3888 79.59 79.58
507-311-01-S 4113 W PAUL AVE 0.16 3684 79.59 79.58
507-311-02-S 4106 W MENLO AVE 0.164 3684 79.59 79.58
507-311-03-S 4112 W MENLO AVE 0.159 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-04-S 4124 W MENLO AVE 0.157 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-05-S 4130 W MENLO AVE 0.157 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-06-S 4136 W MENLO AVE 0.157 4004 79.59 79.58
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Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-311-07-S 4150 W MENLO AVE 0.157 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-08-S 4164 W MENLO AVE 0.157 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-09-S 4170 W MENLO AVE 0.185 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-10-S 4173 W PAUL AVE 0.179 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-11-S 4161 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-12-S 4147 W PAUL AVE 0.176 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-13-S 4137 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-14-S 4131 W PAUL AVE 0.176 4004 79.59 79.58
507-311-15-S 4119 W PAUL AVE 0.154 4004 79.59 79.58
507-312-01-S 4080 W PAUL AVE 0.179 3684 79.59 79.58
507-312-02-S 4072 W PAUL AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-312-03-S 4064 W PAUL AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-312-04-S 4056 W PAUL AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-312-05-S 4048 W PAUL AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-312-06-S 4040 W PAUL AVE 0.154 3684 79.59 79.58
507-312-07-S 4032 W PAUL AVE 0.169 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-01-S 4075 W PAUL AVE 0.186 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-02-S 4069 W PAUL AVE 0.151 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-03-S 4061 W PAUL AVE 0.151 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-04-S 4053 W PAUL AVE 0.151 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-05-S 4043 W PAUL AVE 0.176 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-06-S 4031 W PAUL AVE 0.164 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-07-S 4030 W MENLO AVE 0.185 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-08-S 4042 W MENLO AVE 0.157 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-09-S 4052 W MENLO AVE 0.183 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-10-S 4060 W MENLO AVE 0.157 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-11-S 4068 W MENLO AVE 0.183 3684 79.59 79.58
507-313-12-S 4074 W MENLO AVE 0.177 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-01-S 6478 N VERNAL AVE 0.2 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-02-S 6466 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-03-S 6458 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-04-S 6450 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-05-S 6442 N VERNAL AVE 0.172 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-06-S 6434 N VERNAL AVE 0.206 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-07-S 4021 W MENLO AVE 0.289 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-08-S 4029 W MENLO AVE 0.22 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-09-S 4039 W MENLO AVE 0.176 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-10-S 4047 W MENLO AVE 0.176 3684 79.59 79.58
507-314-11-S 4055 W MENLO AVE 0.182 3684 79.59 79.58
507-315-01-S 6437 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 3684 79.59 79.58
507-315-02-S 6429 N BERLIN AVE 0.176 3684 79.59 79.58
507-315-03-S 4089 W MENLO AVE 0.321 3684 79.59 79.58
507-315-04-S 4077 W MENLO AVE 0.206 3684 79.59 79.58
507-315-05-S 4069 W MENLO AVE 0.191 3684 79.59 79.58
507-315-06-S 4125 W MENLO AVE 0.152 4004 79.59 79.58
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
507-315-07-S 4129 W MENLO AVE 0.18 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-08-S 4135 W MENLO AVE 0.189 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-09-S 4137 W MENLO AVE 0.206 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-10-S 4139 W MENLO AVE 0.206 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-11-S 4145 W MENLO AVE 0.18 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-12-S 4149 W MENLO AVE 0.15 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-13-S 6434 N HANOVER AVE 0.152 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-14-S 6422 N HANOVER AVE 0.149 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-15-S 6410 N HANOVER AVE 0.165 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-16-S 6404 N HANOVER AVE 0.165 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-17-S 6403 N HANOVER AVE 0.165 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-18-S 6411 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-19-S 6423 N HANOVER AVE 0.137 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-20-S 6435 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-21-S 6447 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-22-S 6459 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-23-S 6477 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-24-S 6489 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-25-S 6497 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-26-S 6503 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-315-27-S 6509 N HANOVER AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-316-01-S 4172 W PAUL AVE 0.166 4004 79.59 79.58
507-316-02-S 4162 W PAUL AVE 0.176 4004 79.59 79.58
507-316-03-S 4148 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-316-04-S 4138 W PAUL AVE 0.176 4004 79.59 79.58
507-316-05-S 4132 W PAUL AVE 0.151 4004 79.59 79.58
507-316-06-S 4122 W PAUL AVE 0.202 4004 79.59 79.58
509-231-01 5598 N WEBER AVE 0.213 3999 51.62 51.62
509-231-02 5576 N WEBER AVE 0.137 3999 51.62 51.62
509-231-03 5554 N WEBER AVE 0.176 3999 51.62 51.62
509-231-04 5587 N MC CAFFREY 0.244 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-01 5596 N MC CAFFREY 0.163 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-02 5540 N MC CAFFREY 0.129 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-03 5522 N MC CAFFREY 0.134 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-04 5506 N MC CAFFREY 0.143 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-05 5511 N WHEELER AVE 0.157 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-06 5523 N WHEELER AVE 0.16 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-07 5547 N WHEELER AVE 0.177 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-08 5569 N WHEELER AVE 0.16 3999 51.62 51.62
509-232-09 5597 N WHEELER AVE 0.153 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-01 5598 N WHEELER AVE 0.162 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-02 5592 N WHEELER AVE 0.148 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-03 5584 N WHEELER AVE 0.15 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-04 5568 N WHEELER AVE 0.162 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-05 5544 N WHEELER AVE 0.163 3999 51.62 51.62
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
509-233-06 5524 N WHEELER AVE 0.163 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-07 5510 N WHEELER AVE 0.159 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-08 5509 N POLK AVE 0.143 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-09 5517 N POLK AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-10 5543 N POLK AVE 0.149 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-11 5555 N POLK AVE 0.149 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-12 5569 N POLK AVE 0.149 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-15 5599 N POLK AVE 0.168 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-16 5484 W BROWNING AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-17 5472 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-18 5462 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-19 5450 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-20 5442 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-21 5430 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-22 5583 N POLK AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-233-23 5595 N POLK AVE 0.145 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-01 5596 N POLK AVE 0.176 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-02 5582 N POLK AVE 0.164 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-03 5570 N POLK AVE 0.157 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-04 5556 N POLK AVE 0.164 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-05 5544 N POLK AVE 0.164 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-06 5518 N POLK AVE 0.164 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-07 5508 N POLK AVE 0.154 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-08 5511 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.143 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-09 5521 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.144 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-10 5533 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-11 5545 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-12 5557 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-13 5561 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-14 5583 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-15 5589 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.142 3999 51.62 51.62
509-234-16 5597 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-01 5598 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.169 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-02 5590 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-03 5584 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-04 5572 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-05 5560 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-06 5558 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-07 5546 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-08 5534 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-09 5522 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.155 3999 51.62 51.62
509-235-10 5510 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.15 3999 51.62 51.62
509-241-01 5418 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-02 5406 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-03 5394 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
509-241-04 5382 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-05 5370 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-06 5358 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-07 5346 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-08 5334 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-241-09 5322 W BROWNING AVE 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-01 5599 N DELBERT AVE 0.15 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-02 5587 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-03 5575 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-04 5563 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-05 5551 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-06 5539 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-242-07 5527 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-01 5598 N DELBERT AVE 0.154 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-02 5592 N DELBERT AVE 0.149 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-03 5580 N DELBERT AVE 0.149 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-04 5572 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-05 5558 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-06 5546 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-07 5534 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-12 5547 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-13 5535 N STATE ST 0.137 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-14 5523 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-15 5511 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-16 5559 N STATE ST 0.142 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-17 5571 N STATE ST 0.142 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-18 5583 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-243-19 5595 N STATE ST 0.143 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-01 5596 N STATE ST 0.159 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-02 5584 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-03 5572 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-04 5566 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-05 5554 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-06 5542 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-07 5530 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-08 5518 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-244-09 5506 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-251-01 5467 N DELBERT AVE 0.141 4687 51.62 51.62
509-251-02 5479 N DELBERT AVE 0.142 4687 51.62 51.62
509-251-03 5491 N DELBERT AVE 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-251-04 5503 N DELBERT AVE 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-251-05 5515 N DELBERT AVE 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-01 5468 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-02 5480 N DELBERT AVE 0.149 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-03 5490 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
509-252-04 5502 N DELBERT AVE 0.146 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-05 5514 N DELBERT AVE 0.64 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-06 5526 N DELBERT AVE 0.149 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-07 5427 N STATE ST 0.141 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-08 5439 N STATE ST 0.135 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-09 5451 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-10 5463 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-11 5475 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-12 5487 N STATE ST 0.14 4687 51.62 51.62
509-252-13 5499 N STATE ST 0.126 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-01 5426 N STATE ST 0.152 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-02 5438 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-03 5450 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-04 5462 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-05 5476 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-06 5486 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
509-253-07 5494 N STATE ST 0.144 4687 51.62 51.62
510-151-01 5835 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.149 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-02 5823 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-03 5811 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-04 5799 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-05 5787 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-06 5775 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-07 5763 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-08 5751 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-09 5739 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-10 5727 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-11 5715 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-12 5703 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-13 5691 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-14 5679 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-15 5667 W SANTA ANA AVE 0.149 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-16 5664 W ACACIA AVE 0.16 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-17 5678 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-18 5690 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-19 5702 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-20 5714 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-21 5726 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-22 5738 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-23 5750 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-24 5762 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-25 5774 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-26 5786 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-27 5798 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-28 5810 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-151-29 5822 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-151-30 5834 W ACACIA AVE 0.149 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-01 5833 W ACACIA AVE 0.149 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-02 5821 W ACACIA AVE 0.14 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-03 5809 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-04 5797 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-05 5785 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-06 5773 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-07 5761 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-08 5749 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-09 5737 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-10 5725 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-11 5713 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-12 5701 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-13 5689 W ACACIA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-14 5677 W ACACIA AVE 0.14 4339 12.00 12.00
510-152-15 5663 W ACACIA AVE 0.149 4339 12.00 12.00
510-153-01 4747 N VISTA AVE 0.149 4339 12.00 12.00
510-153-02 4735 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-153-03 4723 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-153-04 4711 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-153-05 4699 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-153-06 4687 N VISTA AVE 0.137 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-01 5646 W ACACIA AVE 0.164 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-02 5634 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-03 5622 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-04 5610 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-05 5598 W ACACIA AVE 0.138 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-06 5586 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-07 5574 W ACACIA AVE 0.176 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-08 5562 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-09 5550 W ACACIA AVE 0.138 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-10 5538 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-11 5526 W ACACIA AVE 0.151 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-12 5514 W ACACIA AVE 0.176 4339 12.00 12.00
510-161-13 5502 W ACACIA AVE 0.176 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-01 5503 W ACACIA AVE 0.207 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-02 5515 W ACACIA AVE 0.177 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-05 5551 W ACACIA AVE 0.177 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-06 5563 W ACACIA AVE 0.165 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-07 5575 W ACACIA AVE 0.177 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-08 5587 W ACACIA AVE 0.165 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-09 5599 W ACACIA AVE 0.177 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-10 5611 W ACACIA AVE 0.177 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-11 5623 W ACACIA AVE 0.192 4339 12.00 12.00
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-162-12 4722 N ROSENDO AVE 0.181 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-13 4710 N ROSENDO AVE 0.144 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-14 5539 W ACACIA AVE 0.165 4339 12.00 12.00
510-162-15 5527 W ACACIA AVE 0.177 4339 12.00 12.00
510-181-01 4463 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.162 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-02 4455 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-03 4447 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-04 4439 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-05 4431 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-06 4423 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-07 4415 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-08 4407 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-09 4399 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-181-10 4391 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-01 5684 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-02 5676 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-03 5668 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-04 5660 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-05 5652 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-06 5644 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-07 5636 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-08 5628 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-09 5620 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-10 5612 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-11 5604 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-12 5596 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-13 5588 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-14 5580 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-182-15 5572 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-01 5681 W NORWICH AVE 0.125 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-02 5673 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-03 5665 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-04 5657 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-05 5649 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-06 5641 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-07 5633 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-08 5625 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-09 5617 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-10 5609 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-11 5601 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-12 5593 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-13 5585 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-14 5577 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-15 5569 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-16 5561 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-183-17 5553 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-18 5545 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-19 5537 W NORWICH AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-20 5529 W NORWICH AVE 0.125 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-21 5528 W DONNER AVE 0.125 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-22 5536 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-23 5544 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-24 5552 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-25 5560 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-26 5568 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-27 5576 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-28 5584 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-29 5592 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-30 5602 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-31 5610 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-32 5618 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-33 5626 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-34 5634 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-35 5642 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-36 5650 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-37 5658 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-38 5664 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-39 5674 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-183-40 5682 W DONNER AVE 0.125 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-01 5685 W DONNER AVE 0.118 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-02 5677 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-03 5669 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-04 5661 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-05 5653 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-06 5645 W DONNER AVE 0.105 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-07 5637 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-08 5629 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-09 5621 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-10 5613 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-11 5605 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-12 5597 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-13 5589 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-14 5581 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-15 5573 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-16 5565 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-17 5557 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-18 5549 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-19 5541 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-20 5533 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-21 5525 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-184-22 5517 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-23 5509 W DONNER AVE 0.104 4381 34.22 34.22
510-184-24 5501 W DONNER AVE 0.153 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-01 5554 W NORWICH AVE 0.102 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-02 5546 W NORWICH AVE 0.101 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-03 5538 W NORWICH AVE 0.101 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-04 5530 W NORWICH AVE 0.101 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-05 5522 W NORWICH AVE 0.109 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-06 5514 W NORWICH AVE 0.184 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-07 4444 N WHEELER AVE 0.135 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-08 4436 N WHEELER AVE 0.114 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-09 4428 N WHEELER AVE 0.114 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-10 4420 N WHEELER AVE 0.114 4381 34.22 34.22
510-185-11 4412 N WHEELER AVE 0.137 4381 34.22 34.22
510-191-01 4383 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-191-02 4375 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-191-03 4367 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-01 5684 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.115 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-02 5676 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-03 5668 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-04 5660 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-05 5652 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-06 5644 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.105 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-07 5636 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-08 5628 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-09 5620 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-10 5612 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-11 5604 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-12 5596 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-13 5588 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-14 5580 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-15 5572 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-16 5564 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-17 5556 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-18 5548 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-19 5540 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-20 5532 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-21 5524 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.106 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-22 5514 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.126 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-23 4356 N WHEELER AVE 0.2 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-24 4348 N WHEELER AVE 0.126 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-25 4340 N WHEELER AVE 0.109 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-26 4332 N WHEELER AVE 0.109 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-27 4324 N WHEELER AVE 0.109 4488 34.22 34.22
510-192-28 4316 N WHEELER AVE 0.109 4488 34.22 34.22
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-192-29 4308 N WHEELER AVE 0.146 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-01 5523 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.137 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-02 5531 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.119 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-03 5539 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.117 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-04 5551 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.104 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-05 5559 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-06 5567 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-07 5575 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-08 5583 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-09 5591 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-10 5599 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-11 5607 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-12 5615 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-13 5623 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-14 5631 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-15 5639 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-16 5647 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-17 5655 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-18 5663 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-19 5671 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-20 5679 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.122 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-21 5678 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-22 5670 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-23 5662 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-24 5654 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-25 5646 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-26 5638 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-27 5630 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-28 5622 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-29 5614 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-30 5606 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-31 5598 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-32 5590 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-33 5582 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-34 5574 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-35 5566 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-36 5558 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.108 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-37 5550 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.111 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-38 5538 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.115 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-39 5530 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.126 4488 34.22 34.22
510-193-40 5522 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.158 4488 34.22 34.22
510-201-01 5596 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-02 5586 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-03 5576 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-04 5566 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-201-05 5556 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-06 5546 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-07 5536 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-08 5526 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-09 5516 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-10 5506 W RICHERT AVE 0.185 4320 23.60 23.60
510-201-11 5610 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-12 5620 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-13 5630 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-14 5640 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-15 5650 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-16 5660 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-17 5670 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-18 5680 W RICHERT AVE 0.168 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-19 5690 W RICHERT AVE 0.179 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-20 4217 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.171 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-21 4207 N CARNEGIE AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-22 4197 N CARNEGIE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-23 4187 N CARNEGIE 0.137 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-24 4177 N CARNEGIE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-25 4167 N CARNEGIE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-26 4157 N CARNEGIE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-27 4147 N CARNEGIE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-201-28 4137 N CARNEGIE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-01 5595 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-02 5585 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-03 5575 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-04 5565 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-05 5555 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-06 5545 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-07 5535 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-08 5525 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-09 5515 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-10 5505 W RICHERT AVE 0.183 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-11 5504 W SWIFT AVE 0.189 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-12 5514 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-13 5524 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-14 5534 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-15 5544 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-16 5554 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-17 5564 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-18 5574 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-19 5584 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-20 5594 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-202-21 5608 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-202-22 5618 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-23 5628 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-24 5638 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-25 5648 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-26 5658 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-27 5668 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-28 5678 W SWIFT AVE 0.167 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-29 5679 W RICHERT AVE 0.167 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-30 5669 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-31 5659 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-32 5649 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-33 5639 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-34 5629 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-35 5619 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-202-36 5609 W RICHERT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-01 5593 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-02 5583 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-03 5573 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-04 5563 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-05 5553 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-06 5543 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-07 5533 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-08 5523 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-09 5513 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-10 5503 W SWIFT AVE 0.185 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-11 5502 W WILLIS AVE 0.185 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-12 5512 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-13 5522 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-14 5532 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-15 5542 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-16 5552 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-17 5562 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-18 5572 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-19 5582 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-20 5592 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4320 23.60 23.60
510-203-21 5604 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-22 5614 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-23 5624 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-24 5634 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-25 5644 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-26 5654 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-27 5664 W WILLIS AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-28 5674 W WILLIS AVE 0.167 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-29 5675 W SWIFT AVE 0.167 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-30 5665 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-203-31 5655 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-32 5645 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-33 5635 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-34 5625 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-35 5615 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-203-36 5605 W SWIFT AVE 0.141 4402 23.60 23.60
510-261-01 5480 W RIALTO AVE 0.135 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-02 5470 W RIALTO AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-03 5460 W RIALTO AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-04 5448 W RIALTO AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-05 5436 W RIALTO AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-06 5424 W RIALTO AVE 0.105 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-07 5412 W RIALTO AVE 0.12 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-08 5404 W RIALTO AVE 0.109 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-09 4582 N DELBERT AVE 0.097 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-10 4568 N DELBERT AVE 0.096 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-11 4552 N DELBERT AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-12 4540 N DELBERT AVE 0.11 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-13 4541 N STATE ST 0.11 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-14 4553 N STATE ST 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-15 4569 N STATE ST 0.096 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-16 4583 N STATE ST 0.097 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-17 5370 W RIALTO AVE 0.107 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-18 5358 W RIALTO AVE 0.117 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-19 5346 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-20 5334 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-21 5322 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-22 5310 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-23 5298 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-24 5286 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-25 5274 W RIALTO AVE 0.114 4217 78.98 78.98
510-261-26 5262 W RIALTO AVE 0.128 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-01 5347 W RIALTO AVE 0.11 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-02 5333 W RIALTO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-03 5321 W RIALTO AVE 0.115 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-04 5309 W RIALTO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-05 5297 W RIALTO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-06 5285 W RIALTO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-07 5273 W RIALTO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-08 5261 W RIALTO AVE 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-09 5260 W PICO AVE 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-10 5272 W PICO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-11 5284 W PICO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-12 5296 W PICO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-13 5308 W PICO AVE 0.115 4217 78.98 78.98
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Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-262-14 5320 W PICO AVE 0.113 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-15 5332 W PICO AVE 0.115 4217 78.98 78.98
510-262-16 5346 W PICO AVE 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-01 5479 W RIALTO AVE 0.148 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-02 5469 W RIALTO AVE 0.112 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-03 5457 W RIALTO AVE 0.111 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-04 5445 W RIALTO AVE 0.111 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-05 5433 W RIALTO AVE 0.111 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-06 5421 W RIALTO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-07 5420 W PICO AVE 0.131 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-08 5432 W PICO AVE 0.116 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-09 5442 W PICO AVE 0.116 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-10 5452 W PICO AVE 0.116 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-11 5464 W PICO AVE 0.126 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-12 5476 W PICO AVE 0.144 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-13 5475 W PICO AVE 0.136 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-14 5463 W PICO AVE 0.156 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-15 5451 W PICO AVE 0.125 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-16 5439 W PICO AVE 0.125 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-17 5427 W PICO AVE 0.125 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-18 5415 W PICO AVE 0.125 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-19 5403 W PICO AVE 0.125 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-20 5391 W PICO AVE 0.125 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-21 5379 W PICO AVE 0.123 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-22 5367 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-23 5355 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-24 5343 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-25 5331 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-26 5319 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-27 5307 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-28 5295 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-29 5283 W PICO AVE 0.122 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-30 5271 W PICO AVE 0.124 4217 78.98 78.98
510-263-31 5259 W PICO AVE 0.149 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-01 4594 N BARCUS AVE 0.105 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-02 4582 N BARCUS AVE 0.105 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-03 4570 N BARCUS AVE 0.105 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-04 4556 N BARCUS AVE 0.105 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-05 4544 N BARCUS AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-06 4532 N BARCUS AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-07 4520 N BARCUS AVE 0.102 4217 78.98 78.98
510-264-08 4508 N BARCUS AVE 0.135 4217 78.98 78.98
510-301-25 5138 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.145 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-26 5126 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-27 5114 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-301-28 5102 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-29 5094 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-30 5082 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-31 5070 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-32 5058 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-33 5046 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-34 5034 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-35 5022 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.14 3439 21.47 21.46
510-301-36 5010 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.175 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-13 4257 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.141 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-14 4249 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.142 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-15 5130 W RICHERT AVE 0.168 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-16 5142 W RICHERT AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-17 5154 W RICHERT AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-18 5166 W RICHERT AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-19 5178 W RICHERT AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-20 5188 W RICHERT AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-21 5196 W RICHERT AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-22 5212 W RICHERT AVE 0.206 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-23 5224 W RICHERT AVE 0.22 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-24 4215 N BARCUS AVE 0.183 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-25 4333 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.166 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-26 4321 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.148 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-27 4309 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.151 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-28 4297 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.151 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-29 4285 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.151 3439 21.47 21.46
510-302-30 4273 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.151 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-35 4286 N BRIX AVE 0.081 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-36 4280 N BRIX AVE 0.081 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-39 4262 N BRIX AVE 0.081 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-40 4256 N BRIX AVE 0.081 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-41 4250 N BRIX AVE 0.081 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-42 4244 N BRIX AVE 0.094 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-43 5113 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.159 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-44 5101 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-45 5089 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-46 5077 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-47 5065 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-48 5053 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-49 5041 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-50 5029 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.146 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-51 5019 W INDIANAPOLIS AVE 0.176 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-52 4268 N BRIX AVE 0.162 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-53 5036 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.097 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-57 5112 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.088 3439 21.47 21.46
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-303-58 5048 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-60 5030 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.241 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-61 4292 N BRIX AVE 0.137 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-62 5060 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.072 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-64 5066 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-66 5078 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-68 5084 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-69 5090 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-70 5096 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-71 5100 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-72 5106 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-73 5072 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-74 5054 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-75 4238 N JIMMY AVE 0.087 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-76 4232 N JIMMY AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-77 4224 N JIMMY AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-303-78 4218 N JIMMY AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-01 5111 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.103 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-02 5105 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-03 5097 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-04 5091 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-05 5083 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-06 5079 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-07 5073 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-08 5067 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-09 5061 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-10 5055 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-11 5049 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-12 5043 W ASHCROFT AVE 0.089 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-13 5040 W HOLLAND AVE 0.091 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-14 5046 W HOLLAND AVE 0.074 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-15 5052 W HOLLAND AVE 0.074 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-19 4249 N JIMMY AVE 0.176 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-20 4245 N JIMMY AVE 0.108 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-23 4223 N JIMMY AVE 0.074 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-24 4217 N JIMMY AVE 0.074 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-25 4220 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-26 4232 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-27 4244 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-28 4252 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-29 4264 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-32 4239 N JIMMY AVE 0.163 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-33 5070 W HOLLAND AVE 0.114 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-35 5058 W HOLLAND AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
510-304-39 5064 W HOLLAND AVE 0.077 3439 21.47 21.46
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-321-01 4203 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-321-02 4193 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-321-03 4181 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-321-04 4169 N BARCUS AVE 0.156 3439 21.47 21.46
510-322-01 4208 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-322-02 4192 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.162 3439 21.47 21.46
510-322-03 4193 N JIMMY AVE 0.088 3439 21.47 21.46
510-322-04 4197 N JIMMY AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-322-05 4205 N JIMMY AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-322-06 4211 N JIMMY AVE 0.076 3439 21.47 21.46
510-323-01 4212 N JIMMY AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-323-02 4206 N JIMMY AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-323-03 4198 N JIMMY AVE 0.075 3439 21.47 21.46
510-323-04 4194 N JIMMY AVE 0.087 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-01 4206 N DANTE AVE 0.171 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-02 4194 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-03 4188 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-04 4176 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-05 4164 N DANTE AVE 0.168 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-06 5162 W WILLIS AVE 0.168 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-07 5146 W WILLIS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-08 5134 W WILLIS AVE 0.15 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-09 5126 W WILLIS AVE 0.151 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-10 5116 W WILLIS AVE 0.148 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-12 5056 W WILLIS AVE 0.101 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-13 5050 W WILLIS AVE 0.093 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-14 5044 W WILLIS AVE 0.093 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-15 5038 W WILLIS AVE 0.101 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-16 5039 W SWIFT AVE 0.1 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-17 5045 W SWIFT AVE 0.092 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-18 5051 W SWIFT AVE 0.092 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-19 5057 W SWIFT AVE 0.092 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-20 5113 W SWIFT AVE 0.163 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-21 5125 W SWIFT AVE 0.298 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-22 4185 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.22 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-23 4197 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.155 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-24 4205 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.161 3439 21.47 21.46
510-324-28 5080 W WILLIS AVE 1.23 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-01 4204 N BARCUS AVE 0.168 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-02 4198 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-03 4186 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-04 4174 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-05 4162 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-06 4152 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-07 4140 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-325-08 4128 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-09 4118 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-10 4106 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-11 4096 N BARCUS AVE 0.183 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-12 5190 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-13 5180 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-14 5168 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-15 5156 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-16 5144 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-17 5132 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-18 5122 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-19 5110 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-20 5098 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-21 5088 W AUSTIN WAY 0.151 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-22 5074 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-23 5062 W AUSTIN WAY 0.161 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-24 5063 W WILLIS AVE 0.184 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-25 5075 W WILLIS AVE 0.165 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-26 5089 W WILLIS AVE 0.165 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-27 5097 W WILLIS AVE 0.165 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-28 5111 W WILLIS AVE 0.163 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-29 5123 W WILLIS AVE 0.172 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-30 5133 W WILLIS AVE 0.161 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-31 5143 W WILLIS AVE 0.159 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-32 5159 W WILLIS AVE 0.166 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-33 5169 W WILLIS AVE 0.237 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-34 4125 N DANTE AVE 0.244 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-35 4139 N DANTE AVE 0.166 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-36 4151 N DANTE AVE 0.147 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-37 4163 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-38 4175 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-39 4187 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-40 4195 N DANTE AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-325-41 4207 N DANTE AVE 0.168 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-01 4147 N BARCUS AVE 0.156 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-02 4133 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-03 4125 N BARCUS AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-04 4113 N BARCUS AVE 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-05 4101 N BARCUS AVE 0.139 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-06 4093 N BARCUS AVE 0.167 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-07 4081 N BARCUS AVE 0.252 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-08 5223 W AUSTIN WAY 0.22 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-09 5211 W AUSTIN WAY 0.16 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-10 5197 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-11 5189 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
510-326-12 5179 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-13 5167 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-14 5157 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-15 5145 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-16 5135 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-17 5123 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-18 5113 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-19 5101 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-20 5091 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-21 5077 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-22 5065 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-23 5053 W AUSTIN WAY 0.144 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-25 5041 W WILLIS AVE 0.17 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-26 5029 W WILLIS AVE 0.298 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-27 4140 N BRIX AVE 0.291 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-28 4146 N BRIX AVE 0.113 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-29 4152 N BRIX AVE 0.091 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-30 4158 N BRIX AVE 0.091 3439 21.47 21.46
510-326-31 4164 N BRIX AVE 0.091 3439 21.47 21.46
511-111-01 5345 W SAGINAW WAY 0.18 4473 36.53 36.52
511-112-01 5342 W SAGINAW WAY 0.165 4473 36.53 36.52
511-112-02 5347 W PONTIAC WAY 0.165 4473 36.53 36.52
511-112-03 5361 W PONTIAC WAY 0.146 4473 36.53 36.52
511-113-01 3717 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-01 3718 N STATE ST 0.275 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-02 3706 N STATE ST 0.171 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-03 3694 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-04 3682 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-05 3670 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-06 3658 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-07 3646 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-114-08 3634 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-121-01 3639 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.183 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-01 3615 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.183 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-02 3603 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.17 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-03 3591 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.183 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-04 3579 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.175 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-05 3567 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.17 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-06 3555 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.17 4473 36.53 36.52
511-122-07 3543 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.183 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-01 5442 W FLINT WAY 0.174 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-02 5430 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-03 5418 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-04 5406 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-05 5394 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-123-06 5382 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-07 5370 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-08 5358 W FLINT WAY 0.144 4473 36.53 36.52
511-123-09 5346 W FLINT WAY 0.172 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-01 5443 W FLINT WAY 0.189 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-02 5431 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-03 5419 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-04 5407 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-05 5395 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-06 5383 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-07 5371 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-08 5359 W FLINT WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-09 5347 W FLINT WAY 0.172 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-10 5344 W LANSING WAY 0.172 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-11 5356 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-12 5368 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-13 5380 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-14 5392 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-15 5404 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-16 5416 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-17 5428 W LANSING WAY 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-124-18 5440 W LANSING WAY 0.177 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-01 5439 W LANSING WAY 0.194 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-02 5425 W LANSING WAY 0.16 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-03 5411 W LANSING WAY 0.16 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-04 5397 W LANSING WAY 0.16 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-05 5383 W LANSING WAY 0.16 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-06 5371 W LANSING WAY 0.16 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-07 5357 W LANSING WAY 0.159 4473 36.53 36.52
511-125-08 5345 W LANSING WAY 0.192 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-01 3538 N STATE ST 0.165 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-02 3550 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-03 3562 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-04 3574 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-05 3586 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-06 3598 N STATE ST 0.153 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-07 3610 N STATE ST 0.153 4473 36.53 36.52
511-126-08 3622 N STATE ST 0.141 4473 36.53 36.52
511-131-01 3421 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.165 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-02 3433 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.165 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-03 3445 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.165 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-04 3457 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.179 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-05 5472 W RAMONA AVE 0.186 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-06 5460 W RAMONA AVE 0.156 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-07 5448 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-131-08 5436 W RAMONA AVE 0.144 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-09 5424 W RAMONA AVE 0.147 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-10 5412 W RAMONA AVE 0.15 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-11 5402 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-12 5388 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-13 5376 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-14 5364 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-15 5350 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-16 5338 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-17 5326 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-18 5314 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-19 5304 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-20 5288 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-21 5274 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-22 5258 W RAMONA AVE 0.154 4385 48.42 48.42
511-131-23 5242 W RAMONA AVE 0.167 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-01 3444 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.168 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-02 5435 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-03 5423 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-04 5411 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-05 5399 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-06 5387 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-07 5375 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-08 5363 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-09 5349 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-10 5337 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-11 5325 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-12 5313 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-13 5303 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-14 5287 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-15 5273 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-16 5257 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-17 5241 W RAMONA AVE 0.149 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-18 5240 W ROBINSON AVE 0.149 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-19 5256 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-20 5272 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-21 5286 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-22 5302 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-23 5312 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-24 5324 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-25 5336 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-26 5348 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-27 5362 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-28 5374 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-29 5386 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-132-30 5398 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-31 5410 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-32 5422 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-33 5434 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-34 5646 W ROBINSON 0.168 4385 48.42 48.42
511-132-35 3432 N ELLENDALE AVE 0.144 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-01 5481 W ROBINSON AVE 0.179 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-02 5469 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-03 5457 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-04 5445 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-05 5433 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-06 5421 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-07 5409 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-08 5397 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-09 5385 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-10 5373 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-11 5361 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-12 5347 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-13 5335 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-14 5323 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-15 5311 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-16 5299 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-17 5285 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-18 5271 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-19 5255 W ROBINSON AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-20 5239 W ROBINSON AVE 0.152 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-21 5238 W GARLAND AVE 0.152 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-22 5254 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-23 5270 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-24 5284 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-25 5298 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-26 5310 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-27 5322 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-28 5334 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-29 5346 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-30 5360 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-31 5372 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-32 5382 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-33 5396 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-34 5408 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-35 5420 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-36 5432 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-37 5444 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-38 5456 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
511-133-39 5468 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4385 48.42 48.42
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-133-40 5480 W GARLAND AVE 0.179 4385 48.42 48.42
511-141-01 3458 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.16 4282 18.55 18.54
511-141-02 3448 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-141-03 3436 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-141-04 3426 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-141-05 3414 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-141-06 3404 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-141-07 3392 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.152 4282 18.55 18.54
511-142-01 3382 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.152 4282 18.55 18.54
511-142-02 3370 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.145 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-01 3361 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-02 3371 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-03 3383 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-04 3393 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-05 3405 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-06 3415 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.149 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-07 3416 N DANTE AVE 0.149 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-08 3406 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-09 3394 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-10 3384 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-11 3372 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-143-12 3362 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-01 3363 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-02 3373 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-03 3385 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-04 3395 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-05 3407 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-06 3417 N DANTE AVE 0.183 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-07 3429 N DANTE AVE 0.183 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-08 5182 W ROBINSON AVE 0.466 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-09 3437 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.234 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-10 3449 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.201 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-11 3459 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.234 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-13 3462 N BARCUS AVE 0.16 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-14 3452 N BARCUS AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-15 3440 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-16 3430 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-17 3418 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-18 3408 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-19 3396 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-20 3386 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-21 3374 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-144-22 3364 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-151-01 5481 W GARLAND AVE 0.188 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-02 5469 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-151-03 5457 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-04 5445 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-05 5433 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-06 5421 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-07 5409 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-08 5397 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-09 5385 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-10 5373 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-11 5361 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-12 5347 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-13 5335 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-14 5323 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-15 5311 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-16 5299 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-17 5285 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-18 5271 W GARLAND AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-19 5255 W GARLAND AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-20 5239 W GARLAND AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-21 3321 N BARCUS AVE 0.162 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-22 3309 N BARCUS AVE 0.162 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-23 3299 N BARCUS AVE 0.162 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-24 3287 N BARCUS AVE 0.162 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-25 3275 N BARCUS AVE 0.165 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-26 3276 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.165 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-27 3286 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.162 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-28 3296 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-29 3306 N CONSTANCE AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-30 5282 W FEDORA AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-31 5296 W FEDORA AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-32 5308 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-33 5320 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-34 5332 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-35 5344 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-36 5358 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-37 5370 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-38 5382 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-39 5394 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-40 5406 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-41 5418 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-42 5430 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-43 5442 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-44 5454 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-45 5466 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-151-46 5478 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-01 5479 W FEDORA AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-152-02 5467 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-03 5455 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-04 5443 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-05 5431 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-06 5419 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-07 5407 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-08 5395 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-09 5383 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-10 5371 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-11 5359 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-12 5345 W FEDORA AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-13 5333 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-14 5321 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-15 5309 W FEDORA AVE 0.137 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-16 5297 W FEDORA AVE 0.149 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-17 5298 W DAYTON AVE 0.152 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-18 5310 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-19 5322 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-20 5334 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-21 5346 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-22 5360 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-23 5372 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-24 5384 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-25 5396 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-26 5408 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-27 5420 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-28 5432 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-29 5444 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-30 5456 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-31 5468 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-152-32 5480 W DAYTON AVE 0.16 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-01 5481 W DAYTON AVE 0.179 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-05 5433 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-06 5421 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-07 5409 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-08 5397 W DAYTON AVE 0.151 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-09 5385 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-10 5373 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-11 5361 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-12 5347 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-13 5335 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-14 5323 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-15 5311 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-16 5299 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-17 5285 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-153-18 5271 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-19 5255 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-20 5239 W DAYTON AVE 0.149 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-24 5445 W DAYTON AVE 0.145 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-25 5457 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4675 48.42 48.42
511-153-26 5469 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 4675 48.42 48.42
511-161-01 3348 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-02 3338 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-03 3326 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-04 3316 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-05 3304 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-06 3294 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-07 3282 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-08 3272 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-09 3260 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-161-10 3250 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.152 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-01 3350 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-02 3340 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-03 3328 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-04 3318 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-05 3306 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-06 3296 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-07 3284 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-08 3274 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-09 3262 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-10 3252 N DANTE AVE 0.149 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-11 3251 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.149 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-12 3261 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-13 3273 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-14 3283 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-15 3295 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-16 3305 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-17 3317 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-18 3327 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-19 3339 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-162-20 3349 N FORESTIERE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-01 3352 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-02 3342 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-03 3330 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-04 3320 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-05 3308 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-06 3298 N BARCUS AVE 0.142 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-07 3286 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-08 3276 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-09 3264 N BARCUS AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-163-10 3254 N BARCUS AVE 0.152 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-11 3253 N DANTE AVE 0.149 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-12 3263 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-13 3275 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-14 3285 N DANTE AVE 0.137 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-15 3297 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-16 3307 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-17 3319 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-18 3329 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-19 3341 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-163-20 3351 N DANTE AVE 0.14 4282 18.55 18.54
511-261-01 3590 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-02 3582 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-03 3572 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-04 3564 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-05 3554 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-06 3546 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-07 3536 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.147 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-08 3528 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.16 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-09 3527 N SONORA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-10 3535 N SONORA AVE 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-11 3545 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-12 3553 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-13 3563 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-14 3571 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-15 3581 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-261-16 3589 N SONORA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-01 3588 N SONORA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-02 3580 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-03 3570 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-04 3562 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-05 3552 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-06 3544 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-07 3534 N SONORA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-08 3526 N SONORA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-09 3529 N BERLIN AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-10 3537 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-11 3547 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-12 3555 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-13 3565 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-14 3573 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-15 3583 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-262-16 3591 N BERLIN AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-01 3590 N BERLIN AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-02 3582 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-263-03 3572 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-04 3564 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-05 3554 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-06 3546 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-07 3536 N BERLIN AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-08 3528 N BERLIN AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-09 3527 N SARATOGA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-10 3535 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-11 3545 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-12 3553 N SARATOGA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-13 3563 N SARATOGA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-14 3573 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-15 3581 N SARATOGA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-263-16 3589 N SARATOGA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-01 3588 N SARATOGA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-02 3580 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-03 3570 N SARATOGA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-04 3562 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-05 3552 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-06 3544 N SARATOGA AVE 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-07 3534 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-08 3526 N SARATOGA AVE 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-09 3529 N VERNAL WAY 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-10 3537 N VERNAL WAY 0.126 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-11 3547 N VERNAL WAY 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-12 3555 N VERNAL WAY 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-13 3565 N VERNAL WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-14 3573 N VERNAL WAY 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-15 3583 N VERNAL WAY 0.15 3797 24.49 24.48
511-264-16 3591 N VERNAL WAY 0.162 3797 24.49 24.48
511-265-01 3586 N VERNAL WAY 0.289 3797 24.49 24.48
511-265-02 3578 N VERNAL WAY 0.289 3797 24.49 24.48
511-265-03 3568 N VERNAL WAY 0.289 3797 24.49 24.48
511-265-04 3538 N VERNAL WAY 0.25 3797 24.49 24.48
511-265-07 3530 N VERNAL WAY 0.269 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-01 4115 W SAGINAW WAY 0.218 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-02 4123 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-03 4133 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-04 4141 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-05 4151 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-06 4159 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-07 4169 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-08 4177 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-09 4187 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-10 4195 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
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Acreage
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-266-11 4205 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-12 4213 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-13 4223 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-14 4231 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-15 4241 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-16 4249 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-17 4259 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-18 4267 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-19 4277 W SAGINAW WAY 0.137 3797 24.49 24.48
511-266-20 4285 W SAGINAW WAY 0.149 3797 24.49 24.48
511-271-01 3325 N HANOVER AVE 0.152 3834 42.08 42.08
511-271-02 3315 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-271-03 3305 N HANOVER AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-272-01 3302 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-272-02 3312 N HANOVER AVE 0.15 3834 42.08 42.08
511-272-03 4177 W ROBINSON AVE 0.231 3834 42.08 42.08
511-272-04 4155 W ROBINSON AVE 0.241 3834 42.08 42.08
511-272-05 3313 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-272-06 3303 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-01 4190 W RAMONA AVE 0.164 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-02 4180 W RAMONA AVE 0.151 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-03 4170 W RAMONA AVE 0.151 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-04 4160 W RAMONA AVE 0.151 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-05 4150 W RAMONA AVE 0.114 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-06 4140 W RAMONA AVE 0.2 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-07 4130 W RAMONA AVE 0.16 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-08 4131 W RAMONA AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-09 4141 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-10 4151 W RAMONA AVE 0.13 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-11 4161 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-12 4171 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-13 4181 W RAMONA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-14 4191 W RAMONA AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-15 4192 W ROBINSON AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-16 4182 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-17 4172 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-18 4162 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-19 4152 W ROBINSON AVE 0.13 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-20 4142 W ROBINSON AVE 0.144 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-21 3346 N SONORA AVE 0.13 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-22 3334 N SONORA AVE 0.13 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-23 3324 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-26 3305 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-27 3315 N BERLIN AVE 0.146 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-28 3325 N BERLIN AVE 0.146 3834 42.08 42.08
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-273-29 3335 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-30 3345 N BERLIN AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-31 3355 N BERLIN AVE 0.142 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-32 3365 N BERLIN AVE 0.142 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-33 3375 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-34 3385 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-35 3395 N BERLIN AVE 0.172 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-38 3314 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-273-39 3304 N SONORA AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-274-01 4091 W ROBINSON AVE 0.153 3834 42.08 42.08
511-274-02 3306 N BERLIN AVE 0.153 3834 42.08 42.08
511-274-03 4077 W ROBINSON AVE 0.154 4074 42.08 42.08
511-274-04 4071 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-274-05 4063 W ROBINSON AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-274-06 4055 W ROBINSON AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-274-07 4043 W ROBINSON AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-274-08 4031 W ROBINSON AVE 0.134 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-01 3394 N BERLIN AVE 0.172 3834 42.08 42.08
511-275-02 3384 N BERLIN AVE 0.142 3834 42.08 42.08
511-275-03 3374 N BERLIN AVE 0.142 3834 42.08 42.08
511-275-04 3364 N BERLIN AVE 0.125 3834 42.08 42.08
511-275-05 3354 N BERLIN AVE 0.143 3834 42.08 42.08
511-275-06 3344 N BERLIN AVE 0.16 3834 42.08 42.08
511-275-07 3345 N SARATOGA AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-08 3355 N SARATOGA AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-11 3389 N SARATOGA AVE 0.192 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-12 3392 N SARATOGA AVE 0.192 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-13 3388 N SARATOGA AVE 0.165 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-14 3376 N SARATOGA AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-15 3368 N SARATOGA AVE 0.141 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-16 3356 N SARATOGA AVE 0.143 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-17 3346 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-18 4042 W ROBINSON AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-19 4030 W ROBINSON AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-20 4014 W ROBINSON AVE 0.206 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-21 3326 N VERNAL AVE 0.192 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-22 3318 N VERNAL AVE 0.156 4074 42.08 42.08
511-275-23 3308 N VERNAL AVE 0.144 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-01 3293 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-02 3281 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-03 3271 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-04 3261 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-05 3251 N HANOVER AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-06 3241 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-07 3231 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-281-08 3221 N HANOVER AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-09 3211 N HANOVER AVE 0.163 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-10 3205 N HANOVER AVE 0.152 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-11 4183 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-12 4177 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-13 4163 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-14 4153 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-15 4143 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-16 4123 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 3834 42.08 42.08
511-281-17 4119 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-18 4111 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-19 4105 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-20 4097 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-21 4081 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-22 4077 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-23 4071 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-24 4063 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-25 4051 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-26 4039 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-27 4027 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-28 4015 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-281-29 4003 W DAYTON AVE 0.172 4074 42.08 42.08
511-282-01 3286 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-02 3276 N HANOVER AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-03 3266 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-04 3256 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-05 3248 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-06 3238 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-07 3228 N HANOVER AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-08 3218 N HANOVER AVE 0.162 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-09 4162 W DAYTON AVE 0.162 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-10 3227 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-11 3237 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-12 3247 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-13 3257 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-14 3267 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-15 3277 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-282-16 3287 N SONORA AVE 0.139 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-02 3278 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-03 3268 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-04 3258 N SONORA AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-05 3259 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-06 3269 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-07 3279 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-283-08 3289 N BERLIN AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-283-10 3288 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-284-01 3290 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-284-02 3280 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-284-03 3270 N BERLIN AVE 0.149 3834 42.08 42.08
511-284-04 3260 N BERLIN AVE 0.16 3834 42.08 42.08
511-284-05 3261 N SARATOGA AVE 0.155 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-06 3275 N SARATOGA AVE 0.139 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-07 3287 N SARATOGA AVE 0.144 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-08 3295 N SARATOGA AVE 0.195 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-09 3305 N SARATOGA AVE 0.179 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-10 3304 N SARATOGA AVE 0.179 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-11 3296 N SARATOGA AVE 0.179 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-12 3288 N SARATOGA AVE 0.123 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-13 3276 N SARATOGA AVE 0.139 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-14 3262 N SARATOGA AVE 0.15 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-15 3263 N VERNAL AVE 0.162 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-16 3277 N VERNAL AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-17 3285 N VERNAL AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-18 3293 N VERNAL AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-284-19 3301 N VERNAL AVE 0.16 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-01 3216 N SONORA AVE 0.165 3834 42.08 42.08
511-285-02 3226 N SONORA AVE 0.137 3834 42.08 42.08
511-285-03 3236 N SONORA AVE 0.165 3834 42.08 42.08
511-285-04 4117 W FEDORA AVE 0.154 3834 42.08 42.08
511-285-05 4107 W FEDORA AVE 0.145 3834 42.08 42.08
511-285-06 4097 W FEDORA AVE 0.145 3834 42.08 42.08
511-285-07 4083 W FEDORA AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-08 4075 W FEDORA AVE 0.139 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-09 4069 W FEDORA AVE 0.152 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-10 4061 W FEDORA AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-11 4053 W FEDORA AVE 0.152 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-12 4041 W FEDORA AVE 0.156 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-13 4029 W FEDORA AVE 0.142 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-14 4013 W FEDORA AVE 0.142 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-15 4001 W FEDORA AVE 0.183 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-16 4002 W DAYTON AVE 0.183 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-17 4014 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-18 4028 W DAYTON AVE 0.145 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-19 4040 W DAYTON AVE 0.156 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-20 4052 W DAYTON AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-21 4062 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-22 4070 W DAYTON AVE 0.149 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-23 4076 W DAYTON AVE 0.14 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-24 4082 W DAYTON AVE 0.137 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-25 4098 W DAYTON AVE 0.142 4074 42.08 42.08
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-285-26 4106 W DAYTON AVE 0.145 4074 42.08 42.08
511-285-27 4118 W DAYTON AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-286-01 3298 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-286-02 3294 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-286-03 3286 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-286-04 3278 N VERNAL AVE 0.151 4074 42.08 42.08
511-286-05 3264 N VERNAL AVE 0.176 4074 42.08 42.08
511-291-01-S 4294 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-02-S 4282 W DAYTON AVE 0.139 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-03-S 4274 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-04-S 4266 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-05-S 4258 W DAYTON AVE 0.139 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-06-S 4250 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-07-S 4242 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-08-S 4234 W DAYTON AVE 0.139 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-09-S 4226 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-10-S 4218 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-291-11-S 4204 W DAYTON AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-01-S 4295 W DAYTON AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-02-S 4281 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-03-S 4273 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-04-S 4265 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-05-S 4257 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-06-S 4249 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-07-S 4241 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-08-S 4233 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-09-S 4225 W DAYTON AVE 0.147 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-10-S 4217 W DAYTON AVE 0.175 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-11-S 4216 W CORTLAND AVE 0.16 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-12-S 4224 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-13-S 4232 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-14-S 4240 W CORTLAND AVE 0.137 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-15-S 4248 W CORTLAND AVE 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-16-S 4256 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-17-S 4264 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-18-S 4272 W CORTLAND AVE 0.128 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-19-S 4280 W CORTLAND AVE 0.202 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-20-S 4284 W CORTLAND AVE 0.175 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-21-S 4279 W CORTLAND AVE 0.214 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-22-S 4271 W CORTLAND AVE 0.173 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-23-S 4263 W CORTLAND AVE 0.151 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-24-S 4255 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-25-S 4247 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-26-S 4239 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-27-S 4231 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
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Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-292-28-S 4223 W CORTLAND AVE 0.141 3150 11.12 11.12
511-292-29-S 4215 W CORTLAND AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-29-S 4210 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.163 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-30-S 4218 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-31-S 4226 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-32-S 4234 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-33-S 4242 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-34-S 4250 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-35-S 4258 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-36-S 4266 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.142 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-37-S 4274 W FOUNTAIN WAY 0.273 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-39-S 3079 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-40-S 3071 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.143 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-41-S 3063 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.148 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-42-S 3055 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.168 3150 11.12 11.12
511-311-45-S 3087 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.17 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-01-S 4260 W ANDREWS AVE 0.082 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-26-S 3054 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-27-S 3062 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-28-S 3070 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-31-S 3085 N WAPOMA AVE 0.163 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-32-S 3077 N WAPOMA AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-33-S 3069 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-34-S 3061 N WAPOMA AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-35-S 3053 N WAPOMA AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-46-S 3045 N WAPOMA AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-47-S 3037 N WAPOMA AVE 0.144 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-48-S 3086 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.156 3150 11.12 11.12
511-312-49-S 3078 N EL CAPITAN AVE 0.149 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-29-S 3036 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-31-S 3052 N WAPOMA AVE 0.148 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-32-S 3060 N WAPOMA AVE 0.143 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-33-S 3068 N WAPOMA AVE 0.148 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-34-S 3076 N WAPOMA AVE 0.143 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-36-S 3083 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.162 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-38-S 3067 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.148 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-39-S 3059 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.143 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-40-S 3051 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.148 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-42-S 3035 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.159 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-51-S 3044 N WAPOMA AVE 0.145 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-52-S 3043 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.143 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-53-S 3075 N BRUNSWICK AVE 0.143 3150 11.12 11.12
511-313-54-S 3084 N WAPOMA AVE 0.162 3150 11.12 11.12
511-314-01-S 4245 W ANDREWS AVE 0.096 3150 11.12 11.12
511-314-08-S 4225 W ANDREWS AVE 0.154 3150 11.12 11.12
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Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
511-314-09-S 4217 W ANDREWS AVE 0.164 3150 11.12 11.12
511-314-13-S 4209 W ANDREWS AVE 0.172 3150 11.12 11.12
567-041-01-S 9255 N ARCHIE AVE 0.156 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-02-S 9265 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-03-S 9277 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-04-S 9285 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-05-S 9297 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-06-S 9311 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-07-S 9323 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-08-S 9331 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-09-S 9341 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-041-10-S 9353 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-01-S 9354 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-02-S 9342 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-03-S 9332 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-04-S 9320 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-05-S 9308 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-06-S 9298 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-07-S 9286 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-08-S 9278 N ARCHIE AVE 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-09-S 9275 N BOYD AVE 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-10-S 9287 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-11-S 9299 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-12-S 9309 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-13-S 9319 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-14-S 9331 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-15-S 9341 N BOYD AVE 0.141 4008 33.11 33.10
567-042-16-S 9355 N BOYD AVE 0.169 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-01-S 1578 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-02-S 1598 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-03S 1604 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-04-S 1618 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-05-S 1630 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-06-S 1642 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-07-S 1654 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-08-S 1666 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-09-S 1678 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-10-S 1680 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-11-S 1692 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-12-S 1710 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-13-S 1725 E RYAN LN 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-14-S 1711 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-15-S 1695 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-16-S 1671 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-17-S 1657 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-043-18-S 1649 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-19-S 1641 E RYAN LN 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-20-S 1633 E RYAN LN 0.156 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-21-S 1625 E RYAN LN 0.156 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-22-S 1617 E RYAN LN 0.156 4008 33.11 33.10
567-043-23-S 1609 E RYAN LN 0.156 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-01-S 9276 N BOYD AVE 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-02-S 9288 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-03-S 9296 N BOYD AVE 0.155 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-04-S 9310 N BOYD AVE 0.161 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-05-S 9322 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-06-S 9330 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-07-S 9342 N BOYD AVE 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-08-S 1575 E SHEA DR 0.181 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-09-S 1581 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-10-S 1603 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-11-S 1617 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-12S 1631 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-13-S 1643 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-14-S 1655 E SHEA DR 0.146 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-15-S 1671 E SHEA DR 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-16-S 1681 E SHEA DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-17-S 1670 E PRYOR DR 0.165 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-18-S 1658 E PRYOR DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-19-S 1646 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-20-S 1634 E PRYOR DR 0.146 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-21-S 1620 E PRYOR DR 0.208 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-22-S 1608 E PRYOR DR 0.234 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-23-S 1596 E PRYOR DR 0.228 4008 33.11 33.10
567-044-24-S 1584 E PRYOR DR 0.217 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-01-S 1511 E PRYOR DR 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-02-S 1523 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-03-S 1535 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-04-S 1547 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-05-S 1559 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-06-S 1571 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-07-S 1583 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-08-S 1595 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-09-S 1607 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-10-S 1621 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-11-S 1633 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-12-S 1645 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-13-S 1657 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-14-S 1669 E PRYOR DR 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-15-S 1681 E PRYOR DR 0.167 4008 33.11 33.10
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
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Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-045-16-S 1689 E PRYOR DR 0.181 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-17-S 9264 N CHANCE AVE 0.192 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-18-S 9274 N CHANCE AVE 0.144 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-19-S 9286 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-20-S 9298 N CHANCE AVE 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-21-S 9297 N BARTON AVE 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-22-S 9285 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-23-S 9271 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-24-S 9265 N BARTON AVE 0.183 4008 33.11 33.10
567-045-25-S 9255 N BARTON AVE 0.197 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-01-S 1596 E DEYOUNG DR 0.164 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-02-S 1588 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-03-S 1572 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-04-S 1560 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-05-S 1548 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-06-S 1536 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-07-S 1524 E DEYOUNG DR 0.158 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-08-S 1510 E DEYOUNG DR 0.184 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-09-S 9445 N ARCHIE AVE 0.191 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-10-S 9437 N ARCHIE AVE 0.174 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-11-S 9427 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-12-S 9419 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-13-S 9409 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-14-S 9399 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-15-S 9389 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-16-S 9377 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-051-17-S 9365 N ARCHIE AVE 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-01-S 9364 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-02-S 9376 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-03-S 9388 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-04-S 9398 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-05-S 9410 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-06-S 9418 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-07-S 9426 N ARCHIE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-08-S 9436 N ARCHIE AVE 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-09-S 9435 N BOYD AVE 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-10-S 9425 N BOYD AVE 0.139 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-11-S 9417 N BOYD AVE 0.14 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-12-S 9401 N BOYD AVE 0.143 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-13-S 9397 N BOYD AVE 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-14-S 9385 N BOYD AVE 0.169 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-15-S 9373 N BOYD AVE 0.196 4008 33.11 33.10
567-052-16-S 9361 N BOYD AVE 0.202 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-01-S 1558 E SHEA DR 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-02-S 9362 N BOYD AVE 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-053-03-S 9374 N BOYD AVE 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-04-S 9396 N BOYD AVE 0.153 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-05-S 9408 N BOYD AVE 0.158 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-06-S 9418 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-07-S 9426 N BOYD AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-08-S 9436 N BOYD AVE 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-09-S 9437 N ROWELL AVE 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-10-S 9427 N ROWELL AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-11-S 9415 N ROWELL AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-12-S 9407 N ROWELL AVE 0.143 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-13-S 9395 N ROWELL AVE 0.152 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-14-S 9371 N ROWELL AVE 0.154 4008 33.11 33.10
567-053-15-S 1601 N ROWELL 0.145 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-01-S 1726 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-02-S 1712 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-03-S 1694 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-04-S 1684 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-05-S 1664 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-06-S 1652 E RYAN LN 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-07-S 1640 E RYAN LN 0.157 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-08-S 1626 E RYAN LN 0.15 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-09-S 1614 E RYAN LN 0.162 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-10-S 1602 E RYAN LN 0.189 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-11-S 1631 E BRANDON LN 0.174 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-12-S 1655 E BRANDON LN 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-13-S 1659 E BRANDON LN 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-14-S 1673 E BRANDON LN 0.142 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-15-S 1687 E BRANDON LN 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-16-S 9384 N CHANCE AVE 0.189 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-17-S 9396 N CHANCE AVE 0.21 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-18-S 9408 N CHANCE AVE 0.154 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-19-S 9416 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-20-S 9428 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-21-S 9440 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-22-S 9448 N CHANCE AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-054-23-S 9458 N CHANCE AVE 0.16 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-01-S 1690 E DEYOUNG DR 0.177 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-02-S 1676 E DEYOUNG DR 0.163 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-03-S 1662 E DEYOUNG DR 0.163 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-04-S 1646 E DEYOUNG DR 0.179 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-05-S 1630 E DEYOUNG DR 0.22 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-06-S 1624 E DEYOUNG DR 0.261 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-07-S 1623 E DEYOUNG DR 0.247 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-08-S 1631 E DEYOUNG DR 0.206 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-09-S 1645 E DEYOUNG DR 0.167 4008 33.11 33.10
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City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-055-10-S 1661 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-11-S 1675 E DEYOUNG DR 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-12-S 1689 E DEYOUNG DR 0.164 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-13-S 1688 E BRANDON LN 0.16 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-14-S 1674 E BRANDON LN 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-15-S 1660 E BRANDON LN 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-16-S 1646 E BRANDON LN 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-17-S 1632 E BRANDON LN 0.151 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-18-S 1618 E BRANDON LN 0.165 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-19-S 9406 N ROWELL AVE 0.158 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-20-S 9414 N ROWELL AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-21-S 9426 N ROWELL AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-22-S 9438 N ROWELL AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-23-S 9448 N ROWELL AVE 0.137 4008 33.11 33.10
567-055-24-S 9456 N ROWELL AVE 0.16 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-01-S 9495 N TENTH 0.2 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-02-S 9507 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-03-S 9515 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-04-S 9523 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-05-S 9531 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-06-S 9539 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-07-S 9545 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-08-S 9551 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-09-S 9563 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-10-S 9571 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-11-S 9579 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-061-12-S 9585 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-01-S 9588 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-02-S 9580 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-03-S 9572 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-04-S 9564 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-05-S 9556 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-06-S 9548 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-07-S 9540 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-08-S 9532 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-09-S 9524 N TENTH 0.126 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-10-S 9516 N TENTH 0.125 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-11-S 9508 N TENTH 0.125 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-12-S 9494 N TENTH 0.169 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-13-S 9497 N SHARON AVE 0.178 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-14-S 9505 N SHARON AVE 0.125 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-15-S 9513 N SHARON AVE 0.125 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-16-S 9521 N SHARON AVE 0.126 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-17-S 9533 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-18-S 9541 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-062-19-S 9547 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-20-S 9551 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-21-S 9565 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-22-S 9573 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-23-S 9577 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-062-24-S 9587 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-063-01-S 9586 N SHARON AVE 0.141 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-01-S 9566 N SHARON AVE 0.155 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-02-S 9552 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-03-S 9544 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-04-S 9536 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-05-S 9528 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-06-S 9520 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-07-S 9512 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-08-S 9504 N SHARON AVE 0.136 4008 33.11 33.10
567-064-09-S 9496 N SHARON AVE 0.194 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-01-S 9599 N SHARON AVE 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-02-S 9605 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-03-S 9613 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-04-S 9623 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-05-S 9633 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-06-S 9637 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-07-S 9645 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-08-S 9653 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-09-S 9661 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-10-S 9673 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-11-S 9683 N SHARON AVE 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-12-S 9680 N TENTH 0.149 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-13-S 9672 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-14-S 9664 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-15-S 9656 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-16-S 9648 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-17-S 9640 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-18-S 9632 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-19-S 9624 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-20-S 9616 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-21-S 9608 N 10TH ST 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-071-22-S 9596 N TENTH 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-01-S 9597 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-02-S 9607 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-03-S 9615 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-04-S 9625 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-05-S 9631 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-06-S 9639 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-07-S 9647 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-072-08-S 9655 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-09-S 9663 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-10-S 9671 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-11-S 9681 N TENTH 0.129 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-12-S 9687 N TENTH 0.15 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-13-S 9695 N TENTH 0.253 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-14-S 1394 E PALISADE DR 0.25 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-15-S 1408 E PALISADE DR 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-16-S 1422 E PALISADE DR 0.139 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-17-S 1436 E PALISADE DR 0.139 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-18-S 1450 E PALISADE DR 0.139 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-19-S 1464 E PALISADE DR 0.139 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-20-S 1478 E PALISADE DR 0.131 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-21-S 1482 E PALISADE DR 0.235 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-22-S 1490 E PALISADE DR 0.249 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-23-S 9688 N SHARON AVE 0.138 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-24-S 9682 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-25-S 9674 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-26-S 9666 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-27-S 9658 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-28-S 9646 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-29-S 9642 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-30-S 9634 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-31-S 9622 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-32-S 9614 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-33-S 9606 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-072-34-S 9598 N SHARON AVE 0.127 4008 33.11 33.10
567-081-01-S 9570 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-02-S 9562 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-03-S 9552 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-04-S 9544 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-05-S 9534 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-06-S 9526 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-07-S 9516 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-08-S 9508 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-09-S 9501 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-10-S 9507 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-11-S 9515 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-12-S 9525 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-13-S 9533 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-14-S 9543 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-15-S 9551 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-16-S 9561 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-081-17-S 9569 N ARCHIE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-082-01-S 1486 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-082-02-S 1494 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-082-03-S 1502 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-082-04-S 1510 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-082-05-S 1518 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-083-01-S 9597 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-083-02-S 9589 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-01-S 9571 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-02-S 9563 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-03-S 9555 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-04-S 9547 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-05-S 9539 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-06-S 9531 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-07-S 9523 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-08-S 9515 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-09-S 1567 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-10-S 1575 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-11-S 1583 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-12-S 1591 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-13-S 1599 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-14-S 1609 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-15-S 1619 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-16-S 1629 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-084-17-S 1639 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-01-S 9502 N ROWELL 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-02-S 1663 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-03-S 1671 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-04-S 1679 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-05-S 1687 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-06-S 1695 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-07-S 1703 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-08-S 1711 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-09-S 1719 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-10-S 9514 N BARTON AVE 0.273 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-11-S 9522 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-12-S 9530 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-13-S 9538 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-14-S 9544 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-15-S 9552 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-16-S 9560 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-17-S 9568 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-18-S 9574 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-19-S 9582 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-20-S 9581 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-21-S 9573 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-22-S 9567 N BARTON AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
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Acreage
Tract
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Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-085-23-S 1686 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-24-S 1680 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-25-S 1674 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-26-S 1668 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-27-S 1662 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-28-S 1656 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-29-S 1636 E SOLAR AVE 0.176 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-30-S 1630 E SOLAR AVE 0.224 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-31-S 1624 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-32-S 1618 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-33-S 1612 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-34-S 1606 E SOLAR AVE 0.163 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-35-S 9568 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-36-S 9578 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-37-S 9588 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-085-38-S 9598 N BOYD AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-03-S 1599 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-04-S 1607 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-05-S 1615 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-06-S 1625 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-07-S 1633 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-08-S 1641 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-09-S 1651 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-10-S 1659 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-11-S 1667 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-12-S 1677 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-13-S 1685 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-14-S 1693 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-19-S 1692 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-20-S 1684 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-21-S 1676 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-22-S 1666 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-23-S 1658 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-24-S 1650 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-25-S 1640 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-26-S 1632 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-27-S 1624 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-28-S 1614 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-29-S 1606 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-30-S 1598 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-33-S 1589 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-35-S 1710 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-36-S 1702 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-37-S 1588 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-39-S 1581 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-086-40-S 1703 E SOLAR AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-42-S 1580 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.108 4117 66.55 66.54
567-086-43-S 1711 E SOLAR AVE 0.115 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-01-S 9505 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-02-S 9515 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-03-S 9525 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-04-S 9535 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-05-S 9545 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-06-S 9555 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-07-S 9565 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-08-S 9575 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-09-S 9585 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-091-10-S 9595 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-01-S 9594 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-02-S 9584 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-03-S 9574 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-04-S 1810 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-05-S 1818 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-06-S 1828 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-07-S 1836 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-08-S 1846 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-09-S 1866 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-10-S 1874 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-11-S 1882 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-12-S 1890 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-13-S 1898 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-14-S 9573 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-15-S 9583 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-092-16-S 9593 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-01-S 9584 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-02-S 9574 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-03-S 9564 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-04-S 9554 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-05-S 9544 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-06-S 9534 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-07-S 9524 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-08-S 9514 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-09-S 1923 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-10-S 1913 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-11-S 1901 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-12-S 1891 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-13-S 1879 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-14-S 1869 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-15-S 1857 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-16-S 1847 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
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Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-093-17-S 1835 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-18-S 1825 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-19-S 1813 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-093-20-S 1803 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-01-S 1784 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-02-S 1796 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-03-S 1808 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-04-S 1818 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-05-S 1830 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-06-S 1842 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-07-S 1854 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-08-S 1864 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-09-S 1876 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-10-S 1888 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-11-S 1898 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-12-S 1910 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-13-S 1922 E ECLIPSE AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-14-S 1923 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-15-S 1911 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-16-S 1899 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-17-S 1889 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-18-S 1877 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-19-S 1865 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-20-S 1855 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-21-S 1843 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-22-S 1831 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-23-S 1819 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-24-S 1809 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-25-S 1797 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-094-26-S 1785 E SOLAR AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-01-S 1832 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-02-S 1842 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-03-S 1856 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-04-S 1866 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-05-S 1878 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-06-S 1888 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-07-S 1902 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-08-S 1916 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-09-S 1928 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-10-S 9446 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-11-S 9432 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-12-S 9420 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-101-13-S 9406 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-01-S 1916 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-02-S 1904 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-102-03-S 1894 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-04-S 1882 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-05-S 1872 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-06-S 1860 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-07-S 1850 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-08-S 1838 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-09-S 1828 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-10-S 1816 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-11-S 1806 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-12-S 1794 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-13-S 1784 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-14-S 1772 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-15-S 1762 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-16-S 1750 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-17-S 1749 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-18-S 1761 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-19-S 1771 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-20-S 1783 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-21-S 1793 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-22-S 1805 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-23-S 1815 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-24-S 1827 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-25-S 1837 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-26-S 1849 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-27-S 1859 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-28-S 1871 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-29-S 1881 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-30-S 1893 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-31-S 1903 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-102-32-S 1915 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-01-S 1806 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-02-S 1794 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-03-S 1784 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-04-S 1772 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-05-S 1762 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-06-S 1750 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-07-S 1738 E DE YOUNG DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-08-S 9445 N BARTON DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-09-S 9437 N BARTON DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-10-S 9427 N BARTON DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-11-S 9419 N BARTON DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-12-S 9409 N BARTON DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-13-S 9401 N BARTON DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-14-S 1741 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-15-S 1751 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-103-16-S 1763 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-17-S 1773 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-18-S 1785 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-19-S 1795 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-20-S 1807 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-103-21-S 1817 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-01-S 1835 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-02-S 1847 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-03-S 1859 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-04-S 1871 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-05-S 1883 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-06-S 1895 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-07-S 1907 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-08-S 1919 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-09-S 1931 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-104-10-S 1943 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-01-S 1824 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-02-S 1812 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-03-S 1802 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-04-S 1792 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-05-S 1780 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-06-S 1770 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-07-S 9347 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-08-S 9337 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-09-S 9327 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-10-S 9317 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-11-S 9307 N SHANNON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-12-S 1773 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-13-S 1783 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-14-S 1793 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-15-S 1803 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-16-S 1813 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-17-S 1823 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-18-S 1833 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-19-S 1843 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-20-S 1816 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-21-S 1810 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-22-S 1804 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-23-S 1792 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-24-S 1780 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-25-S 1768 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-26-S 1756 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-27-S 1744 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-28-S 1732 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-29-S 9296 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-111-30-S 9306 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-31-S 9316 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-32-S 9326 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-33-S 9336 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-34-S 9346 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-35-S 9356 N BARTON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-111-36-S 1732 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-01-S 1779 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-02-S 1791 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-03-S 1803 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-04-S 1815 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-05-S 1827 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-06-S 1839 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-07-S 1851 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-08-S 1863 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-09-S 1875 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-10-S 1887 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-11-S 1862 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-12-S 1850 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-13-S 1838 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-14-S 1826 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-15-S 1814 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-16-S 1802 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-17-S 1790 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-112-18-S 1778 E SHEA DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-01-S 1846 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-02-S 1856 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-03-S 1866 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-04-S 1878 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-05-S 1888 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-06-S 1898 E RYAN LN 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-07-S 9368 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-08-S 9358 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-09-S 9350 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-10-S 9340 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-11-S 9332 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-12-S 9322 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-13-S 9314 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-14-S 9304 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-15-S 9296 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-16-S 9286 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-17-S 9278 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-18-S 9268 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-19-S 9260 N JACKSON AVE 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-20-S 1821 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
567-113-21-S 1815 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-22-S 1809 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-23-S 1803 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-24-S 1795 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-25-S 1783 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-26-S 1771 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-113-27-S 1759 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-114-01-S 1739 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
567-114-02-S 1729 E PRYOR DR 0.137 4117 66.55 66.54
568-031-01-S 9331 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-031-02-S 9321 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-031-03-S 9309 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-031-04-S 9299 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-031-05-S 9289 N PRICE AVE 0.167 4362 24.48 24.48
568-032-01-S 9265 N PRICE AVE 0.167 4362 24.48 24.48
568-032-02-S 9253 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-032-03-S 9243 N PRICE AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-032-04-S 9231 N PRICE AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-01-S 9236 N PRICE AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-02-S 9248 N PRICE AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-03-S 9258 N PRICE AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-04-S 9270 N PRICE AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-05-S 9282 N PRICE AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-06-S 9294 N PRICE AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-07-S 9304 N PRICE AVE 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-08-S 9299 N BACKER AVE 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-09-S 9289 N BACKER AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-10-S 9279 N BACKER AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-11-S 9269 N BACKER AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-12-S 9259 N BACKER AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-13-S 9249 N BACKER AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-033-14-S 9239 N BACKER AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-01-S 2198 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-02-S 2186 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-03-S 2174 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-04-S 2162 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-05-S 2150 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-06-S 2138 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-07-S 2126 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-08-S 2114 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-09-S 2106 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-10-S 2094 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-11-S 2091 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-12-S 2103 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-13-S 2115 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-034-14-S 2127 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-15-S 2137 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-16-S 2147 E PRYOR DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-17-S 2159 E PRYOR DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-18-S 2171 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-19-S 2185 E PRYOR DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-034-20-S 2197 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-01-S 2206 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-02-S 2196 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-03-S 2184 E PRYOR DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-04-S 2172 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-05-S 2160 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-06-S 2148 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-07-S 2138 E PRYOR DR 0.149 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-08-S 2126 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-09-S 2114 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-10-S 2102 E PRYOR DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-11-S 2090 E PRYOR DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-12-S 2089 E SHEA DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-13-S 2101 E SHEA DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-14-S 2113 E SHEA DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-15-S 2125 E SHEA DR 0.149 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-16-S 2135 E SHEA DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-17-S 2147 E SHEA DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-18-S 2159 E SHEA DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-19-S 2171 E SHEA DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-20-S 2181 E SHEA DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-21-S 2193 E SHEA DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-035-22-S 2205 E SHEA DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-01-S 2206 E SHEA DR 0.151 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-02-S 2194 E SHEA DR 0.146 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-03-S 2182 E SHEA DR 0.148 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-04-S 2172 E SHEA DR 0.15 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-05-S 2160 E SHEA DR 0.16 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-06-S 2148 E SHEA DR 0.176 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-07-S 2136 E SHEA DR 0.185 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-08-S 2126 E SHEA DR 0.19 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-09-S 2114 E SHEA DR 0.188 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-10-S 2102 E SHEA DR 0.172 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-11-S 2090 E SHEA DR 0.161 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-12-S 2080 E SHEA DR 0.157 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-13-S 2068 E SHEA DR 0.148 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-14-S 2056 E SHEA DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-036-15-S 2044 E SHEA DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-041-01-S 2218 E SHEA DR 0.164 4362 24.48 24.48
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-041-02-S 2228 E SHEA DR 0.173 4362 24.48 24.48
568-041-03-S 2240 E SHEA DR 0.185 4362 24.48 24.48
568-041-04-S 2252 E SHEA DR 0.209 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-01-S 2274 E SHEA DR 0.209 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-02-S 2286 E SHEA DR 0.309 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-03-S 9298 N RECREATION AVE 0.277 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-04-S 9288 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-05-S 9278 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-06-S 9268 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-07-S 9258 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-042-08-S 9248 N RECREATION AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-043-01-S 9228 N RECREATION AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-043-02-S 9218 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-01-S 9225 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-02-S 9235 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-03-S 9245 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-04-S 9255 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-05-S 9265 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-06-S 9275 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-07-S 9285 N RECREATION AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-08-S 9284 N WHITNEY AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-09-S 9274 N WHITNEY AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-10-S 9264 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-11-S 9254 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-12-S 9244 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-13-S 9234 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-044-14-S 9224 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-045-01-S 2208 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-045-02-S 2220 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-045-03-S 2232 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-045-04-S 2231 E PRYOR DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-045-05-S 2219 E PRYOR DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-045-06-S 2207 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-046-01-S 2218 E PRYOR DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-046-02-S 2230 E PRYOR DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-046-03-S 2227 E SHEA DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-046-04-S 2217 E SHEA DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-051-01-S 9208 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-051-02-S 9198 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-051-03-S 9188 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-051-04-S 9178 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-051-05-S 9168 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-051-06-S 9158 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-01-S 2271 E JON DR 0.164 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-02-S 2261 E JON DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-052-03-S 2249 E JON DR 0.16 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-04-S 2237 E JON DR 0.167 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-05-S 2225 E JON DR 0.177 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-06-S 2215 E JON DR 0.19 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-07-S 2203 E JON DR 0.204 4362 24.48 24.48
568-052-08-S 2191 E JON DR 0.226 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-01-S 2198 E JON DR 0.156 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-02-S 2210 E JON DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-03-S 2222 E JON DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-04-S 2232 E JON DR 0.156 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-05-S 2233 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-06-S 2221 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-07-S 2209 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-053-08-S 2197 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-01-S 9214 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-02-S 9204 N WHITNEY AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-03-S 9194 N WHITNEY AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-04-S 9184 N WHITNEY AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-05-S 9185 N RECREATION AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-06-S 9195 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-07-S 9205 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-054-08-S 9215 N RECREATION AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-01-S 9219 N PRICE AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-02-S 9207 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-03-S 9197 N PRICE AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-04-S 9185 N PRICE AVE 0.159 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-05-S 9173 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-06-S 9161 N PRICE AVE 0.156 4362 24.48 24.48
568-061-07-S 9151 N PRICE AVE 0.179 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-01-S 2017 E YEARGIN DR 0.197 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-02-S 2027 E YEARGIN DR 0.199 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-03-S 2037 E YEARGIN DR 0.321 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-04-S 9148 N PRICE AVE 0.174 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-05-S 9158 N PRICE AVE 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-06-S 9168 N PRICE AVE 0.156 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-07-S 9167 N BACKER AVE 0.173 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-08-S 9157 N BACKER AVE 0.156 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-09-S 9147 N BACKER AVE 0.156 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-10-S 9137 N BACKER AVE 0.247 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-11-S 9127 N BACKER AVE 0.19 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-12-S 9134 N BACKER AVE 0.247 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-13-S 9144 N BACKER AVE 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-14-S 9154 N BACKER AVE 0.152 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-15-S 9164 N BACKER AVE 0.185 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-16-S 9161 N WOODROW CT 0.17 4362 24.48 24.48
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Parcel Number Situs Address
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Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-062-17-S 9151 N WOODROW CT 0.143 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-18-S 9141 N WOODROW CT 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-19-S 9131 N WOODROW CT 0.234 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-20-S 9121 N WOODROW CT 0.162 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-21-S 9132 N WOODROW CT 0.234 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-22-S 9142 N WOODROW CT 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-23-S 9152 N WOODROW CT 0.143 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-24-S 9162 N WOODROW CT 0.175 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-25-S 9163 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.202 4362 24.48 24.48
568-062-26-S 9151 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.181 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-01-S 2186 E JON DR 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-02-S 2176 E JON DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-03-S 2164 E JON DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-04-S 2152 E JON DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-05-S 2140 E JON DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-06-S 2130 E JON DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-07-S 2118 E JON DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-08-S 2106 E JON DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-09-S 2094 E JON DR 0.14 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-10-S 2084 E JON DR 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-11-S 2072 E JON DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-12-S 2060 E JON DR 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-13-S 9190 N PRICE AVE 0.163 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-14-S 9202 N PRICE AVE 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-15-S 9212 N PRICE AVE 0.142 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-16-S 9224 N PRICE AVE 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-17-S 9229 N BACKER AVE 0.264 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-18-S 2081 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.237 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-19-S 2093 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.154 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-20-S 2105 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.145 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-21-S 2113 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.153 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-22-S 2125 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.153 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-23-S 2137 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.153 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-24-S 2149 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.153 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-25-S 2161 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-26-S 2173 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.147 4362 24.48 24.48
568-063-27-S 2185 E CHRISTOPHER DR 0.163 4362 24.48 24.48
568-071-01-S 2014 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.179 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-02-S 2026 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-03-S 2038 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-04-S 2050 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-05-S 2062 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-06-S 2074 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-07-S 2086 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-08-S 2098 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-071-09-S 2104 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-10-S 2116 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-11-S 2128 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.247 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-12-S 9092 N WOODROW AVE 0.247 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-13-S 9082 N WOODROW AVE 0.18 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-14-S 9072 N WOODROW AVE 0.149 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-15-S 9062 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-16-S 9055 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.157 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-17-S 9067 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-18-S 9079 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.179 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-19-S 9091 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.183 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-20-S 9103 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-21-S 9115 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.148 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-22-S 9127 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.152 4352 21.41 21.40
568-071-23-S 9139 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.16 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-01-S 9074 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.212 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-02-S 9060 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.169 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-03-S 9048 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.149 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-04-S 2189 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.273 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-05-S 2179 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.25 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-06-S 2169 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.185 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-07-S 2159 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.185 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-08-S 2149 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.185 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-09-S 2139 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.226 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-10-S 2129 E HILLVIEW AVE 0.309 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-11-S 9053 N WOODROW AVE 0.175 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-12-S 9063 N WOODROW AVE 0.149 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-13-S 9073 N WOODROW AVE 0.149 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-14-S 9083 N WOODROW AVE 0.163 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-15-S 9082 N BACKER AVE 0.163 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-16-S 9072 N BACKER AVE 0.153 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-17-S 9062 N BACKER AVE 0.169 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-18-S 9052 N BACKER AVE 0.195 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-19-S 9042 N BACKER AVE 0.273 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-20-S 9041 N BACKER AVE 0.273 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-21-S 9051 N BACKER AVE 0.195 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-22-S 9061 N BACKER AVE 0.159 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-23-S 9071 N BACKER AVE 0.15 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-24-S 9081 N BACKER AVE 0.165 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-25-S 9080 N PRICE AVE 0.16 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-26-S 9070 N PRICE AVE 0.15 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-27-S 9060 N PRICE AVE 0.159 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-28-S 9050 N PRICE AVE 0.195 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-29-S 9038 N PRICE AVE 0.273 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-30-S 9039 N PRICE AVE 0.289 4352 21.41 21.40
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-072-31-S 9049 N PRICE AVE 0.21 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-32-S 9059 N PRICE AVE 0.149 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-33-S 9069 N PRICE AVE 0.163 4352 21.41 21.40
568-072-34-S 9079 N PRICE AVE 0.186 4352 21.41 21.40
568-081-01-S 2190 E YEARGIN DR 0.154 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-02-S 2204 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-03-S 2216 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-04-S 2228 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-05-S 2240 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-06-S 2252 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-07-S 2264 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-08-S 2276 E YEARGIN DR 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-081-09-S 2286 E YEARGIN DR 0.156 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-01-S 2189 E YEARGIN DR 0.167 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-02-S 2203 E YEARGIN DR 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-03-S 2215 E YEARGIN DR 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-04-S 2227 E YEARGIN DR 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-05-S 2239 E YEARGIN DR 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-06-S 2251 E YEARGIN DR 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-07-S 2263 E YEARGIN DR 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-08-S 2275 E YEARGIN DR 0.143 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-09-S 2285 E YEARGIN DR 0.162 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-10-S 2284 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.162 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-11-S 2274 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.143 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-12-S 2262 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-13-S 2250 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-14-S 2238 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-15-S 2226 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-16-S 2214 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-17-S 2202 E SKYVIEW AVE 0.148 4549 21.40 21.40
568-082-18-S 2188 E SKY VIEW 0.167 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-01-S 9075 N WHITNEY AVE 0.188 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-02-S 9061 N WHITNEY AVE 0.159 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-03-S 9047 N WHITNEY AVE 0.211 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-04-S 9033 N WHITNEY AVE 0.22 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-05-S 9030 N WHITNEY AVE 0.269 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-06-S 9034 N WHITNEY AVE 0.234 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-07-S 9048 N WHITNEY AVE 0.198 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-08-S 9062 N WHITNEY AVE 0.155 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-09-S 9076 N WHITNEY AVE 0.183 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-10-S 9079 N RECREATION AVE 0.183 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-11-S 9063 N RECREATION AVE 0.158 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-12-S 9049 N RECREATION AVE 0.191 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-13-S 9035 N RECREATION AVE 0.231 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-14-S 9028 N RECREATION AVE 0.263 4549 21.40 21.40
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-083-15-S 9036 N RECREATION AVE 0.234 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-16-S 9050 N RECREATION AVE 0.202 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-17-S 9064 N RECREATION AVE 0.176 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-18-S 9078 N RECREATION AVE 0.205 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-19-S 9092 N RECREATION AVE 0.175 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-20-S 9104 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-21-S 9116 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-22-S 9128 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-23-S 9140 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-083-24-S 9150 N RECREATION AVE 0.14 4549 21.40 21.40
568-091-01-S 2271 E BRANDON LN 0.149 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-02-S 2261 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-03-S 2251 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-04-S 2241 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-05-S 2229 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-06-S 2221 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-07-S 2211 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-08-S 2199 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-09-S 2189 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-10-S 2179 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-11-S 2178 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-12-S 2188 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-13-S 2198 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-14-S 2210 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-15-S 2220 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-16-S 2230 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-17-S 2242 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-18-S 2252 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-19-S 2262 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-091-20-S 2272 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-01-S 2253 E RYAN LN 0.158 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-02-S 2243 E RYAN LN 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-03-S 2231 E RYAN LN 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-04-S 2219 E RYAN LN 0.146 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-05-S 2207 E RYAN LN 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-06-S 2195 E RYAN LN 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-07-S 2183 E RYAN LN 0.146 4405 41.75 41.74
568-092-08-S 2173 E RYAN LN 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-093-01-S 2273 E RYAN LN 0.156 4405 41.75 41.74
568-093-02-S 2293 E RYAN LN 0.171 4405 41.75 41.74
568-093-03-S 9354 N RECREATION AVE 0.15 4405 41.75 41.74
568-093-04-S 9366 N RECREATION AVE 0.202 4405 41.75 41.74
568-093-05-S 9378 N RECREATION AVE 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-093-06-S 9390 N RECREATION AVE 0.144 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-01-S 9411 N BACKER AVE 0.187 4405 41.75 41.74
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-101-02-S 9421 N BACKER AVE 0.158 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-03-S 9431 N BACKER AVE 0.264 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-04-S 9441 N BACKER AVE 0.123 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-05-S 9451 N BACKER AVE 0.258 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-06-S 9442 N BACKER AVE 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-07-S 9432 N BACKER AVE 0.188 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-08-S 9422 N BACKER AVE 0.207 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-09-S 9412 N BACKER AVE 0.149 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-10-S 9415 N WOODROW AVE 0.151 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-11-S 9425 N WOODROW AVE 0.211 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-12-S 9435 N WOODROW AVE 0.225 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-13-S 9445 N WOODROW AVE 0.118 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-14-S 9455 N WOODROW AVE 0.258 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-15-S 9444 N WOODROW AVE 0.129 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-16-S 9434 N WOODROW AVE 0.315 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-17-S 9424 N WOODROW AVE 0.158 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-18-S 9414 N WOODROW AVE 0.171 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-19-S 9411 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.16 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-20-S 9423 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.142 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-21-S 9433 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.142 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-22-S 9443 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.153 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-23-S 9453 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.165 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-24-S 9343 N PRICE AVE 0.161 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-25-S 9355 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-26-S 9367 N PRICE AVE 0.154 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-27-S 9379 N PRICE AVE 0.149 4405 41.75 41.74
568-101-28-S 9391 N PRICE AVE 0.151 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-01-S 2047 E BRANDON LN 0.149 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-02-S 2059 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-03-S 2071 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-04-S 2083 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-05-S 2091 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-06-S 2103 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-07-S 2113 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-08-S 2123 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-09-S 2135 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-10-S 2147 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-11-S 2159 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-12-S 2169 E BRANDON LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-13-S 2168 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-14-S 2158 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-15-S 2146 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-16-S 2134 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-17-S 2122 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-18-S 2112 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
568-102-19-S 2102 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-20-S 2090 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-21-S 2080 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-22-S 2070 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-23-S 2058 E RYAN LN 0.137 4405 41.75 41.74
568-102-24-S 2046 E RYAN LN 0.149 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-01-S 2045 E RYAN LN 0.16 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-02-S 2057 E RYAN LN 0.148 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-03-S 2069 E RYAN LN 0.148 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-04-S 2081 E RYAN LN 0.152 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-05-S 2093 E RYAN LN 0.156 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-06-S 2103 E RYAN LN 0.159 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-07-S 2115 E RYAN LN 0.164 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-08-S 2129 E RYAN LN 0.161 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-09-S 2141 E RYAN LN 0.156 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-10-S 2153 E RYAN LN 0.152 4405 41.75 41.74
568-103-11-S 2163 E RYAN LN 0.147 4405 41.75 41.74
577-110-01-S 10267 N PIERPONT CIR 0.216 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-02-S 10281 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-03-S 10295 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-04-S 10309 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-05-S 10321 N PIERPONT CIR 0.286 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-06-S 10331 N PIERPONT CIR 0.413 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-07-S 10339 N PIERPONT CIR 0.287 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-08-S 10351 N PIERPONT CIR 0.209 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-09-S 10365 N PIERPONT CIR 0.209 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-10-S 10379 N PIERPONT CIR 0.209 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-11-S 10393 N PIERPONT CIR 0.209 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-12-S 10407 N PIERPONT CIR 0.209 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-13-S 10421 N PIERPONT CIR 0.266 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-14-S 10433 N PIERPONT CIR 0.344 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-15-S 10439 N PIERPONT CIR 0.256 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-16-S 10451 N PIERPONT CIR 0.204 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-17-S 10463 N PIERPONT CIR 0.173 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-18-S 10475 N PIERPONT CIR 0.204 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-19-S 10487 N PIERPONT CIR 0.173 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-20-S 10499 N PIERPONT CIR 0.204 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-21-S 10212 N PIERPONT CIR 0.27 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-22-S 10234 N PIERPONT CIR 0.204 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-23-S 10248 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-24-S 10260 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-25-S 10272 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-26-S 10284 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-27-S 10296 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-28-S 10310 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 321 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
577-110-29-S 10324 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-30-S 10323 N STERLING LN 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-31-S 10309 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-32-S 10295 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-33-S 10283 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-34-S 10271 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-35-S 10259 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-36-S 10247 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-37-S 10233 N STERLING LN 0.254 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-38-S 10246 N STERLING LN 0.255 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-39-S 10258 N STERLING LN 0.204 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-40-S 10270 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-41-S 10282 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-42-S 10294 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-43-S 10308 N STERLING LN 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-44-S 10322 N STERLING LN 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-45-S 10446 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-46-S 10458 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-47-S 10470 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-48-S 10482 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-49-S 10494 N PIERPONT CIR 0.188 4639 100.96 100.96
577-110-50-S 10508 N PIERPONT CIR 0.31 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-01-S 10169 N PIERPONT CIR 0.292 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-02-S 10185 N PIERPONT CIR 0.197 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-03-S 10199 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-04-S 10217 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-05-S 10235 N PIERPONT CIR 0.202 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-06-S 10249 N PIERPONT CIR 0.216 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-07-S 10621 N PIERPONT CIR 0.305 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-08-S 10609 N PIERPONT CIR 0.263 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-09-S 10597 N PIERPONT CIR 0.21 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-10-S 10585 N PIERPONT CIR 0.21 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-11-S 10573 N PIERPONT CIR 0.21 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-12-S 10555 N PIERPONT CIR 0.261 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-13-S 10539 N PIERPONT CIR 0.248 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-14-S 10527 N PIERPONT CIR 0.278 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-15-S 10519 N PIERPONT CIR 0.289 4639 100.96 100.96
577-120-16-S 10511 N PIERPONT CIR 0.178 4639 100.96 100.96
577-131-01-S 10540 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.216 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-02-S 10528 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.21 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-03-S 10516 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.246 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-04-S 10504 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.266 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-05-S 10496 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.413 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-06-S 10484 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.253 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-07-S 10474 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.216 4540 100.96 100.96
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
577-131-08-S 10458 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.216 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-09-S 10446 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.216 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-10-S 10432 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.216 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-11-S 10418 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.241 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-12-S 10406 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.321 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-13-S 10398 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.33 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-14-S 10376 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.2 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-15-S 10364 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.195 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-16-S 10360 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.195 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-17-S 10350 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.2 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-18-S 10340 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.351 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-19-S 10322 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.24 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-20-S 10308 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.173 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-21-S 10294 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.204 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-22-S 10282 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.173 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-23-S 10266 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.204 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-24-S 10254 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.173 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-25-S 10240 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.204 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-26-S 10226 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.204 4540 100.96 100.96
577-131-27-S 10210 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.277 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-01-S 10485 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.191 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-02-S 10473 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.225 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-03-S 10457 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.191 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-04-S 10441 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.225 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-05-S 10423 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.191 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-06-S 10411 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.225 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-07-S 10319 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.191 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-08-S 10297 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.225 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-09-S 10285 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.191 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-10-S 10267 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.225 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-11-S 10255 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.191 4540 100.96 100.96
577-132-12-S 10241 N SINCLAIR CIR 0.225 4540 100.96 100.96
577-141-01-S 1821 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.201 4564 100.96 100.96
577-141-02-S 1811 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.188 4564 100.96 100.96
577-141-03-S 1801 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.275 4564 100.96 100.96
577-141-04-S 1802 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.328 4564 100.96 100.96
577-141-05-S 1818 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.277 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-01-S 1830 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.204 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-02-S 1844 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.206 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-03-S 1858 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.192 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-04-S 1870 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.192 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-05-S 1882 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.17 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-06-S 1894 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.181 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-07-S 1920 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.181 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-08-S 1940 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.17 4564 100.96 100.96
Fresno LLMD #1 Preliminary Roll Page 323 of 331
Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
577-142-09-S 1956 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.181 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-10-S 1970 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.181 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-11-S 1984 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.239 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-12-S 10194 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.309 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-13-S 10180 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.253 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-14-S 10152 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.196 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-15-S 10146 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.199 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-16-S 10138 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.196 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-17-S 10120 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.202 4564 100.96 100.96
577-142-18-S 10102 N MERIDIAN AVE 0.208 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-01-S 1973 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.171 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-02-S 1957 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.163 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-03-S 1941 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.165 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-04-S 1925 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.167 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-05-S 1891 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.165 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-06-S 1879 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.165 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-07-S 1867 E OAK HAVEN DR 0.243 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-08-S 10166 N BARTON AVE 0.227 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-09-S 10156 N BARTON AVE 0.279 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-10-S 1860 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.175 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-11-S 1876 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.165 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-12-S 1896 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.165 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-13-S 1924 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.167 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-14-S 1942 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.165 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-15-S 1958 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.163 4564 100.96 100.96
577-143-16-S 1974 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.171 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-01-S 1975 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.163 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-02-S 1961 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-03-S 1943 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.15 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-04-S 1923 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-05-S 1903 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-06-S 1885 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-07-S 1869 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.15 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-08-S 1851 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-09-S 1835 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.167 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-10-S 1834 E LA QUINTA DR 0.167 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-11-S 1852 E LA QUINTA DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-12-S 1866 E LA QUINTA DR 0.15 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-13-S 1886 E LA QUINTA DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-14-S 1906 E LA QUINTA DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-15-S 1926 E LA QUINTA DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-16-S 1944 E LA QUINTA DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-17-S 1962 E LA QUINTA DR 0.16 4564 100.96 100.96
577-144-18-S 1976 E LA QUINTA DR 0.163 4564 100.96 100.96
577-151-01-S 1639 E LA QUINTA DR 0.187 4603 100.96 100.96
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
577-151-02-S 1629 E LA QUINTA DR 0.181 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-03-S 1619 E LA QUINTA DR 0.17 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-04-S 1609 E LA QUINTA DR 0.181 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-05-S 1599 E LA QUINTA DR 0.181 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-06-S 1591 E LA QUINTA DR 0.17 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-07-S 1583 E LA QUINTA DR 0.181 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-08-S 1575 E LA QUINTA DR 0.239 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-09-S 10005 N BOYD AVE 0.264 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-10-S 10015 N BOYD AVE 0.184 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-11-S 10025 N BOYD AVE 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-12-S 10035 N BOYD AVE 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-13-S 10045 N BOYD AVE 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-14-S 10055 N BOYD AVE 0.16 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-15-S 10065 N BOYD AVE 0.206 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-18-S 10044 N BOYD AVE 0.16 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-19-S 10034 N BOYD AVE 0.173 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-20-S 1598 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.173 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-21-S 1604 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.241 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-22-S 1608 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.266 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-24-S 1616 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.218 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-25-S 1626 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.173 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-26-S 1642 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.173 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-27-S 1646 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.229 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-28-S 1648 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.272 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-29-S 1652 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.367 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-32-S 1676 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-33-S 1684 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-34-S 1692 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-35-S 1700 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-36-S 1708 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.167 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-37-S 1656 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.245 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-38-S 1668 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.156 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-40-S 1612 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.238 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-42-S 10054 N BOYD AVE 0.252 4603 100.96 100.96
577-151-44-S 10075 N BOYD AVE 0.277 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-01-S 1581 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.167 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-02-S 1589 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-03-S 1599 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-04-S 1607 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-05-S 1615 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-06-S 1625 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-07-S 1633 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-08-S 1641 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-09-S 1651 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-10-S 1659 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
577-152-11-S 1667 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-12-S 1677 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-13-S 1685 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-14-S 1693 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-15-S 1703 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-16-S 1711 E DESERT ISLAND DR 0.167 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-17-S 1710 E LA QUINTA DR 0.167 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-18-S 1702 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-19-S 1692 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-20-S 1684 E LA QUINTA DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-21-S 1676 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-22-S 1666 E LA QUINTA DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-23-S 1658 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-24-S 1650 E LA QUINTA DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-25-S 1640 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-26-S 1632 E LA QUINTA DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-27-S 1624 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-28-S 1614 E LA QUINTA DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-29-S 1606 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-30-S 1598 E LA QUINTA DR 0.162 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-31-S 1588 E LA QUINTA DR 0.152 4603 100.96 100.96
577-152-32-S 1580 E LA QUINTA DR 0.167 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-01-S 1655 E LA QUINTA DR 0.187 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-02-S 1663 E LA QUINTA DR 0.17 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-03-S 1671 E LA QUINTA DR 0.181 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-04-S 1679 E LA QUINTA DR 0.17 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-05-S 1687 E LA QUINTA DR 0.181 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-06-S 1695 E LA QUINTA DR 0.17 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-07-S 1703 E LA QUINTA DR 0.17 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-08-S 1711 E LA QUINTA DR 0.272 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-09-S 1719 E LA QUINTA DR 0.238 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-10-S 10004 N BARTON AVE 0.179 4603 100.96 100.96
577-153-11-S 10014 N BARTON AVE 0.176 4603 100.96 100.96
578-081-01S 10363 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-02S 10355 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.2 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-03S 10347 N SIERRA VISTA 0.236 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-04S 10339 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.244 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-05S 10327 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.206 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-06S 10319 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.188 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-07S 10299 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-08S 10287 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.162 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-09S 2232 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-10S 2226 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-11S 2220 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.207 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-12S 2214 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.168 4432 51.32 51.32
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Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
578-081-13S 2208 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.155 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-14S 2204 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.154 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-15S 2188 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-16S 2174 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.151 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-17S 2160 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.239 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-18S 10326 N BAIRD AVE 0.192 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-19S 10340 N BAIRD AVE 0.117 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-20S 10348 N BAIRD AVE 0.117 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-21S 10356 N BAIRD AVE 0.117 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-22S 10364 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-23S 10370 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-24S 10376 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-25S 10384 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-081-26S 10390 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-082-01S 2203 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-082-02S 2215 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-082-03S 2227 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-082-04S 2239 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-082-05S 10263 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.159 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-01S 10266 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-02S 10274 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-03S 10284 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-04S 10292 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-05S 10300 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-06S 10314 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-07S 10340 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-08S 10362 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-083-09S 10374 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-091-01S 10333 N PRICE AVE 0.206 4432 51.32 51.32
578-091-02S 10345 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-091-03S 10357 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-092-01S 10261 N PRICE AVE 0.209 4432 51.32 51.32
578-092-02S 10273 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-092-03S 10285 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-092-04S 10297 N PRICE AVE 0.165 4432 51.32 51.32
578-092-05S 10309 N PRICE AVE 0.198 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-01S 2049 E FOX GLEN DR 0.146 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-02S 2061 E FOX GLEN DR 0.129 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-03S 2073 E FOX GLEN DR 0.146 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-04S 2085 E FOX GLEN DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-05S 2093 E FOX GLEN DR 0.216 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-06S 2097 E FOX GLEN DR 0.222 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-07S 2096 E FOX GLEN DR 0.197 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-08S 2090 E FOX GLEN DR 0.183 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-09S 2078 E FOX GLEN DR 0.176 4432 51.32 51.32
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
578-093-10S 2062 E FOX GLEN DR 0.157 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-11S 2050 E FOX GLEN DR 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-12S 10384 N BACKER DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-13S 10388 N BACKER DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-14S 10394 N BACKER DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-15S 10400 N BACKER DR 0.184 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-16S 2111 E EMILIE AVE 0.165 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-17S 2117 E EMILIE AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-18S 2125 E EMILIE AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-19S 2137 E EMILIE AVE 0.136 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-20S 2145 E EMILIE AVE 0.309 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-21S 10352 N WOODROW AVE 0.176 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-22S 10356 N WOODROW AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-23S 10362 N WOODROW AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-24S 10376 N WOODROW AVE 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-25S 10365 N BAIRD AVE 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-26S 10353 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-27S 10345 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-28S 10337 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-29S 10329 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-30S 10321 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-31S 10313 N BAIRD AVE 0.216 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-32S 10301 N BAIRD AVE 0.224 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-33S 2132 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-34S 2120 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-35S 2108 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-36S 2096 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-37S 2084 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-38S 2072 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-39S 2060 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-093-40S 2048 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-01S 2047 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-02S 2059 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-03S 2071 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-04S 2083 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-05S 2095 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.142 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-06S 2107 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.142 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-07S 2119 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-08S 2131 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-09S 2143 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.142 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-10S 2155 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.142 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-11S 2167 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-094-12S 2179 E MUIR FIELD DR 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-01S 10369 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-02S 10381 N PRICE AVE 0.192 4432 51.32 51.32
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
578-102-03S 10393 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-04S 10405 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-05S 10417 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-06S 10429 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-07S 10441 N PRICE AVE 0.17 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-08S 10453 N PRICE AVE 0.198 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-09S 10465 N PRICE AVE 0.344 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-10S 2036 E RUSH AVE 0.253 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-11S 2048 E RUSH AVE 0.179 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-12S 2060 E RUSH AVE 0.173 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-13S 2072 E RUSH AVE 0.162 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-14S 2084 E RUSH AVE 0.155 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-15S 2096 E RUSH AVE 0.164 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-16S 2108 E RUSH AVE 0.164 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-17S 2120 E RUSH AVE 0.164 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-18S 2132 E RUSH AVE 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-19S 2144 E RUSH AVE 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-20S 2156 E RUSH AVE 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-21S 2168 E RUSH AVE 0.164 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-22S 2180 E RUSH AVE 0.164 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-23S 2192 E RUSH AVE 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-102-24S 2204 E RUSH 0.171 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-01S 10384 N PRICE AVE 0.158 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-02S 10396 N PRICE AVE 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-03S 10408 N PRICE AVE 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-04S 10420 N PRICE AVE 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-05S 10432 N PRICE AVE 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-06S 10444 N PRICE AVE 0.158 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-07S 2065 E RUSH AVE 0.146 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-08S 2077 E RUSH AVE 0.137 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-09S 2089 E RUSH AVE 0.14 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-10S 2101 E RUSH AVE 0.14 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-11S 2113 E RUSH AVE 0.144 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-12S 2088 E EMILIE AVE 0.257 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-13S 2076 E EMILIE AVE 0.168 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-14S 2064 E EMILIE AVE 0.183 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-15S 2063 E EMILIE AVE 0.207 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-16S 2075 E EMILIE AVE 0.206 4432 51.32 51.32
578-103-17S 2087 E EMILIE AVE 0.241 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-01S 10412 N BACKER AVE 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-02S 10418 N BACKER AVE 0.162 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-03S 10424 N BACKER AVE 0.165 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-04S 10430 N BACKER AVE 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-05S 10436 N BACKER AVE 0.162 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-06S 10442 N BACKER AVE 0.165 4432 51.32 51.32
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
578-104-07S 10455 N WOODROW AVE 0.142 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-08S 10443 N WOODROW AVE 0.121 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-09S 10431 N WOODROW AVE 0.133 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-10S 10419 N WOODROW AVE 0.139 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-11S 10407 N WOODROW AVE 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-12S 10395 N WOODROW AVE 0.139 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-13S 10383 N WOODROW AVE 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-14S 10371 N WOODROW AVE 0.134 4432 51.32 51.32
578-104-15S 10359 N WOODROW AVE 0.133 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-01S 10462 N WOODROW AVE 0.133 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-02S 10452 N WOODROW AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-03S 10440 N WOODROW AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-04S 10432 N WOODROW AVE 0.119 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-05S 10426 N WOODROW AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-06S 10414 N WOODROW AVE 0.11 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-07S 10406 N WOODROW AVE 0.11 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-08S 10398 N WOODROW AVE 0.11 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-09S 10392 N WOODROW AVE 0.11 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-10S 10384 N WOODROW AVE 0.11 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-11S 10373 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-12S 10381 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-13S 10389 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-14S 10401 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-15S 10409 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-16S 10417 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-17S 10425 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-18S 10431 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-19S 10439 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-20S 10451 N BAIRD AVE 0.114 4432 51.32 51.32
578-105-21S 10461 N BAIRD AVE 0.133 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-01S 10490 N BAIRD AVE 0.196 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-02S 10478 N BAIRD AVE 0.159 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-03S 10466 N BAIRD AVE 0.159 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-04S 10454 N BAIRD AVE 0.174 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-05S 10438 N BAIRD AVE 0.201 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-06S 10428 N BAIRD AVE 0.268 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-07S 2294 E RUSH 0.228 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-08S 2298 E RUSH 0.187 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-09S 2302 E RUSH 0.208 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-10S 2306 E RUSH 0.298 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-11S 2310 E RUSH 0.236 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-12S 2314 E RUSH 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-13S 2320 E RUSH 0.167 4432 51.32 51.32
578-111-14S 2338 E RUSH 0.293 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-01S 2321 E RUSH 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
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Assessor's
Parcel Number Situs Address
Taxable
Acreage
Tract
Number
Max
Assessment Charge
City of Fresno
Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance Dist #1
Fiscal Year 2018/19 Preliminary Assessment Roll
578-112-02S 2309 E RUSH 0.159 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-03S 2297 E RUSH 0.151 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-04S 2285 E RUSH 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-05S 2273 E RUSH 0.15 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-06S 2261 E RUSH 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-07S 2249 E RUSH 0.198 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-08S 2237 E RUSH 0.241 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-09S 10402 N BAIRD AVE 0.162 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-10S 10379 N SIERRA VISTA 0.292 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-11S 10391 N SIERRA VISTA 0.224 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-12S 10403 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.174 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-13S 10415 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.149 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-14S 2290 E CARTER AVE 0.174 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-15S 2304 E CARTER AVE 0.169 4432 51.32 51.32
578-112-16S 2318 E CARTER AVE 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-113-01S 10392 N SIERRA VISTA DR 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-113-02S 10410 N SIERRA VISTA AVE 0.153 4432 51.32 51.32
578-114-01S 2299 E CARTER AVE 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-114-02S 2315 E CARTER AVE 0.16 4432 51.32 51.32
578-114-03S 2331 E CARTER AVE 0.156 4432 51.32 51.32
Totals $702,806.30
Parcel Count 14,870
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0839 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JENNIFER K. CLARK, AICP, Director
Development and Resource Management Department
THROUGH:DANIEL ZACK, AICP, Assistant Director
Development and Resource Management Department
BY:LAURA VAN ONNA Historic Preservation Specialist
Development and Resource Management Department
SUBJECT
(CONTINUE TO AUGUST 9, 2018 AT 10:15 A.M.)
CONTINUED HEARING to consider adoption of resolution related to the designation of a property to
the Local Register of Historic Resources
1.***RESOLUTION -Designating the Herndon Substation Control Building located at 7430 N Weber
Avenue,Fresno,California to the Local Register of Historic Resources (Council District 2)(Subject to
Mayor’s veto)
RECOMMENDATION
The Historic Preservation Commission recommends that the City Council adopt the attached
Resolution designating the Herndon Substation Control Building located at 7430 N Weber Avenue to
the Local Register of Historic Resources pursuant to Fresno Municipal Code 12-1607 and 12-1609
as well as Fresno General Plan Policy for Demolition Review HCR-2-g.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Staff received a demolition permit application from the owner of the Herndon Substation Control
Building located at 7430 N Weber Avenue on April 17,2018.Pursuant to General Plan Policy HCR-2
-g,historic preservation staff reviewed the demolition permit for the potential that the building might
be eligible for listing in the Local Register of Historic Resources.The building was evaluated with
respect to the historic resource criteria of the City of Fresno’s Historic Preservation Ordinance,Article
16 of Chapter 12 of the Fresno Municipal Code,and was publicly noticed in The Fresno Bee as
required by the Ordinance.The Historic Preservation Commission held a noticed public hearing on
May 21,2018 and concluded that the property was eligible for listing in the Local Register of Historic
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Resources. The Commission hereby forwards the nomination to the City Council for consideration.
BACKGROUND
An owner representative presented Staff with the “Historical Resource Evaluation of the Herndon
Substation,Fresno County,California,”prepared by Aubrie Morlet of Applied EarthWorks,Inc.for
Pacific Gas and Electric Company in April 2010 -in which Herndon Substation and its Control
Building are researched,documented,evaluated,and found to be ineligible for California and Local
designation due to lack of integrity,on the premise of the property owner’s proposal to demolish the
Control Building.Staff is concerned that the finding for the Control Building in this report relies heavily
on the loss of integrity for the Herndon Substation as a whole and does not give full consideration to
local significance.Staff visited the property on May 4,2018 to meet with the owner representative
and to accurately document the current state of the Control Building and found that the building was
structurally sound and intact -as noted in the 2010 report -and that it appeared to be eligible for
listing in the Local Register of Historic Resources.Staff has not yet received an official statement
from the owner;however,because the Control Building was evaluated and is being put forward for
consideration of Local Register listing as a result of a demolition permit application,it is inferred that
the owner is not in favor of designation.
The Herndon Substation Control Building (1931)is a two-story public utility building on the
Herndon Substation site located on a large tract of land located between the San Joaquin River to
the north and the community of Herndon to the south.The Herndon Substation was built and
completed in June 1931 specifically to interconnect the two electrical systems of the San Joaquin
Light and Power Corporation and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company.At the time of its
construction,this new electrical technology was critical to support the growing population and
continued growth of agriculture in Fresno County and the rest of the San Joaquin Valley.All that
remains of the 1931 Herndon Substation is the Control Building.While the Control Building is minimal
in decoration,it embodies distinctive characteristics of the Art Deco architectural style with elements
that include a flat roof,smooth wall surfaces,and vertical projections above the roofline that give a
vertical emphasis as well as fixed sash and casement metal windows.It was also constructed at the
height of the Art Deco movement,is the only Art Deco substation remnant in Fresno County,and is
one of the few examples of the Art Deco style remaining in the City of Fresno.It is the purest
example of the Art Deco style in Fresno compared to other properties listed in the Local Register for
their Art Deco influences,among which are Fresno County Halls of Records (1935,HP #17)located
at 2281 Tulare Street;the U.S.Post Office (1939,HP #50)located at 2309 Tulare Street;the Fresno
Memorial Auditorium (1935,HP #52)located at 2425 Fresno Street;and the Bekins Van and Storage
(1926,HP #70)located at 301 Van Ness Avenue.Although integrity of setting,feeling,and
association have diminished due to the removal of some equipment and controls from the Control
Building,the result is not a loss of these aspects of integrity,nor a loss of integrity.The Control
Building retains character-defining features and the ability to convey its significance.
The Herndon Substation Control Building is eligible for listing under Criterion i because it is
associated with the merger of Pacific Gas and Electric Company and San Joaquin Light and Power
Corporation and with the role of the substation in economic and social growth of the region and under
Criterion iii because it embodies distinctive characteristics of the Art Deco architectural style.
Local Register Criteria and Protocols:
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The City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance is found at Article 16 of Chapter 12 of the Fresno
Municipal Code.Section 1607 outlines the criteria for designation of a resource to the Local Register
of Historic Resources.A “historic resource”is “any building,structure,object or site”which is
generally more than fifty years of age and “possesses integrity of location,design,setting,materials,
workmanship, feeling and association, and:
(i)Is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns
of our history; or
(ii)Is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past; or
(iii)Embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type,period or method of construction,or
represents the work of a master, or possesses high artistic values; or
(iv)Has yielded or may be likely to yield, information in prehistory or history.
The City’s criteria for assessing significance are patterned after the National Register of Historic
Places (1966 as amended)which uses letters A-D for significance.Fresno’s Local Register is also
similar,although not equivalent,to the California Register of Historical Resources which uses a
numbering system of 1-4 for criteria.Although the concept of “integrity”is not specifically defined in
the City’s Ordinance,it is implicitly understood to follow the National Register which defines “integrity”
as “the ability of a property to convey its significance.”“To retain integrity a property will always
possess several and usually most,of the aspects.”(“How to Apply the National Register Criteria for
Evaluation” 1988:44).
The process for designating a historic resource is outlined in FMC 12-1609.In brief,a request to
designate a resource to the Local Register may be made by the Council,the Commission,the
Secretary to the Commission,the property owner,or an authorized representative of the owner (12-
1609(a)).Applications for listing use the state protocol for survey forms with both a DPR 523A
(Primary)as well as a DPR 523B (Building,Structure,Object Form)(12-1609(a)(1-9)).A notice must
be published in a local newspaper at least ten days prior to the hearing and sent to the property
owner as well.Commissioners must also physically visit the property prior to the Commission
hearing (12-1609(c)(1)).
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
The designation of historic properties is not a “project”for the purposes of the California
Environmental Quality Act as it will not result in a direct or indirect change in the environment.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this agenda item does not include a bid or award of a
construction services contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is no additional impact beyond the expenditure of staff time, which is currently budgeted in the
FY18 Adopted Budget.
Attachments:
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1.Designation Criteria for the Local Register of Historic Resources and Local Historic Districts (FMC
12-1607)
2.DPR Forms Herndon Substation Control Building - Weber
3.Herndon Substation Report - 2010
4.CC Resolution Herndon Substation Control Building - Weber
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Page 1 of 6 *Resource Name or #: (Assigned by recorder) Herndon Substation Control Building
P1. Other Identifier: ____
DPR 523A (9/2013) *Required information
State of California The Resources Agency Primary #
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI #
PRIMARY RECORD Trinomial
NRHP Status Code
Other Listings
Review Code Reviewer Date
*P2. Location: Not for Publication Unrestricted
*a. County Fresno and (P2c, P2e, and P2b or P2d. Attach a Location Map as necessary.)
*b. USGS 7.5' Quad Herndon, CA Date 1964 T 12S ; R 19E ; of of Sec 32 ; B.M.
c. Address 7430 N W eber Avenue City Fresno Zip 93722
d. UTM: (Give more than one for large and/or linear resources) Zone , mE/ mN
e. Other Locational Data: (e.g., parcel #, directions to resource, elevation, decimal degrees, etc., as appropriate)
APN 504-130-25U
*P3a. Description: (Describe resource and its major elements. Include design, materials, condition, alterations, size, setting, and boundaries)
Herndon Substation, located on a large tract of land located between the San Joaquin River to the north and the
community of Herndon to the south, was originally constructed in 1931 and included its only extant building – the
two-story Art Deco-style Control Building. It rests on a 40 x 40 foot concrete foundation within the southwest portion of
the Herndon Substation site. The building has a square plan and a flat roof with parapet. The steel and concrete walls
are 40 feet high. The west (primary), north (side), and south (side) elevations each consis t of three bays separated by
stepped pilasters that create vertical projections along the roofline. Fenestration consists of paired metal casement
crank windows with 8 divided lights each, topped by fixed transoms with 4 divided lights each, within each bay on each
story– except for the central bay of the first story on the west (primary) elevation which consists of the main entry and the
first story on the south (side) elevation within and along which equipment was housed. (See Continuation Sheet)
*P3b. Resource Attributes: (List attributes and codes) HP9 Public Utility Building
*P4. Resources Present: Building
Structure Object Site District
Element of District Other (Isolates,
etc.)
P5b. Description of Photo: (view, date,
accession #) May 4, 2018
*P6. Date Constructed/Age and
Source: Historic Prehistoric
Both
1931, PG&E General Maintenance
Orders (GMOs) 41256 and 41257
*P7. Owner and Address:
Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
1455 E Shaw Avenue
Fresno, CA 93710
*P8. Recorded by: (Name, affiliation, and
address) Laura Groves van Onna
Historic Preservation Specialist
City of Fresno
*P9. Date Recorded: May 4, 2018
*P10. Survey Type: (Describe)
Intensive
*P11. Report Citation: (Cite survey
report and other sources, or enter "none.")
Evaluation of Herndon Substation Control Building located at 7430 N Weber Avenue for the City of Fresno Local Register
of Historic Resources, derived from “Historical Resource Evaluation of the Herndon Substation, Fresno County,
California,” prepared by Aubrie Morlet of Applied EarthWorks, Inc. for Pacific Gas and Electric Company in April 2010.
*Attachments: NONE Location Map Continuation Sheet Building, Structure, and Object Record
Archaeological Record District Record Linear Feature Record Milling Station Record Rock Art Record
Artifact Record Photograph Record Other (List):
P5a. Photograph or Drawing (Photograph required for buildings, structures, and objects.)
*Resource Name or # (Assigned by recorder) Herndon Substation Control Building *NRHP Status Code 5S2
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DPR 523B (9/2013) *Required information
State of California The Resources Agency Primary #
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI#
BUILDING, STRUCTURE, AND OBJECT RECORD
(This space reserved for official comments.)
(Sketch Map with north arrow required.)
B1. Historic Name: Herndon Substation, San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation, Control Building
B2. Common Name: Herndon Substation, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Control Building
B3. Original Use: Public Utility Building B4. Present Use: Vacant
*B5. Architectural Style: Art Deco
*B6. Construction History: (Construction date, alterations, and date of alterations)
The substation, including the control building, was constructed in 1931 by GMO 41256 and 41257. General Maintenance
Orders (GMO) from PG&E also detail changes made to the substation, but not the control building, in 1943, 1944, and
1956.In 1963 under GMO 153148, new transformers, condensers, and a new bus were installed at the substation to
replace the older equipment; subsequently, the crane, oil tanks, water tank, and their related housing structures were
removed from the control building in addition to interior controls in order to make the substation unmanned.
*B7. Moved? No Yes Unknown Date: Original Location:
*B8. Related Features: Electric Transformers
B9a. Architect: J.P. Jollyman, Engineer of Electrical Construction b. Builder: Harold K. Fox, General Construction
Engineer
*B10. Significance: Theme Corporate Electric Development Area San Joaquin Division
Period of Significance 1931-1963 Property Type Public Utility Building Applicable Criteria Local Register
Criteria i and iii (Discuss importance in terms of historical or architectural context as defined by theme, period, and geographic scope.
Also address integrity.)
The Herndon Substation was built and completed in June 1931 specifically to interconnect the two electrical systems of
the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The substation was
completed one year after the merger of the two organizations and signifies the end of the regional electric company and
the beginning of PG&E’s dominance in Northern and Central Cal ifornia. The expenditure of $723,177.00 to build the
substation during the Depression years, when all other construction projects not deemed essential were cancelled or
delayed, is an indicator of the site’s importance to PG&E and to the region in general. During this period, the only other
areas of growth for PG&E were in the development of natural gas lines.
The substation’s importance can be seen in the choice of equipment installed on the site. When construction began, it
was to be the biggest substation in Fresno County and boasted the largest transformers on the Pacific Coast. (See
Continuation Sheet)
B11. Additional Resource Attributes: (List attributes and codes)
*B12. References:
This determination of eligibility derives from information presented
in “Historical Resource Evaluation of the Herndon Substation,
Fresno County, California,” prepared by Aubrie Morlet of Applied
EarthW orks, Inc. for Pacific Gas and Electric Company in April
2010, thus this evaluation largely draws from and, in some cases, is
extracted from the research conducted and presented therein.
B13. Remarks:
*B14. Evaluator: Laura Groves van Onna
Historic Preservation Specialist, City of Fresno
*Date of Evaluation: May 7, 2018
age of *Resource Name or # (Assigned by recorder)
*Recorded by: *Date Continuation
Update
DPR 523L (Rev. 1/1995)(Word 9/2013)
State of California Natural Resources Agency Primary#
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HRI #
Trinomial
CONTINUATION SHEET
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*P3a. Description Continued: The main entry on the west (primary) elevation consists of a metal
paneled door with 4 divided lights on top and a fixed transom with 6 divided lights. The main entry is
accessed by three concrete steps framed by low concrete walls . Signage for the PG&E Herndon
Substation is located above the main entry. The rear (east) elevation consists of horizontal wood panel
cladding with no fenestration.
The interior of the Control Building contains a battery room, equipment room, control panel room, and
operator’s room with en suite bathroom (enclosed by thin vertical wood paneling). The Control Building
was converted to an unmanned station in 1963 and the working parts inside the Control Building have
been gradually removed. Inside today are the metal framework remains and freestanding support
structures that at one time housed the machinery that controlled the movement of the currents on the
Herndon Substation site.
*B10. Significance Continued: The Fresno Bee reported that “the transformers required specially
constructed railroad cars to bring them to Fresno from the eastern factory where they were built to order.”
Furthermore, “A special steel and concrete building had to be erected to house the seventy-five ton
crane, installed merely to handle the transformers during repairs and installation.” In addition to the crane
house and transformers, a two-story control building, a large water tower, and an oil-storage house with
special oil tanks were constructed on the site.
At the time of its construction, this new electrical technology was critical to support the growing population
and continued growth of agriculture in Fresno County and the rest of the San Joaquin Valley. The larger
transformers installed at the site enabled electrical current to travel greater distances and bring energy to
outlying communities as these areas developed in response to the booming agricultural industry. The
same transmission lines that brought electricity to the cities and towns also provided energy for
agricultural irrigation pumps, allowing Fresno County and the San Joaquin Valle to become the most
productive agricultural area in California.
Following World War II, the increased population of California required further upgrades to existing
substations plus the construction of new substations. Between 1941 and 1956, 11 new substations were
built in Fresno County, where the population had doubled. In 1956, three new powerhouses were under
construction on the Kings River to increase power production for the Central Valley . Once in operation,
the mass of electric power coming into the Fresno area was stepped down at the newer substations
located on the southeast side of Fresno County. The Herndon Substation Control Building was converted
to an unmanned station in 1963.
Since 1941 the Herndon Substation equipment has been repeatedly upgraded and moved around on the
site to address increase demands. New transformers, condensers, and a new bus were installed to
replace the older equipment. With the removal of the older equipment and installation of the newer
technology, the crane, oil tanks, water tank, and their related housing structures were no longer needed
and were subsequently removed. Those actions caused the layout of the substation to change over time.
All that remains of the 1931 Herndon Substation is the Control Building. Because of its role in the growth
of the PG&E system and its critical importance to the growth of the regional agricultural economy and the
cities and towns that supported that economy, the Herndon Substation Control Building is eligible under
Criterion i.
The only individuals associated with the substation are PG&E engineers, construction supervisors, and
various maintenance workers, all of whom had only a limited connection with the facility. While many of
these individuals had long careers with PG&E, none were prominent locally or made substantial
contributions to the development of PG&E’s system.
age of *Resource Name or # (Assigned by recorder)
*Recorded by: *Date Continuation
Update
DPR 523L (Rev. 1/1995)(Word 9/2013)
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Trinomial
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*B10. Significance Continued: None of the individuals appear to be historically significant and therefore
the Herndon Substation Control Building does not appear to be eligible under Criterion ii.
While the Control Building is minimal in decoration, it embodies distinctive characteristics of the Art Deco
architectural style with elements that include smooth walls surfaces and vertical projectio ns above the
roofline that give a vertical emphasis as well as fixed sash and casement metal windows. It was also
constructed at the height of the Art Deco movement, is the only Art Deco substation remnant in Fresno
County, and is one of the few examples of the Art Deco style remaining in the City of Fresno. Therefore,
the Herndon Substation Control Building is eligible under Criterion iii.
Due to the development history of the site, it is not likely to yield archaeological resources important to
prehistory or prehistory and therefore does not appear to be significant under Criterion iv.
Eligibility
The Herndon Substation Control Building located at 7430 N Weber Avenue is eligible for listing in the City
of Fresno’s Local Register of Historic Resources.
The property is greater than 50 years of age and possesses integrity of location, setting, design,
materials, workmanship, feeling, and association (FMC 12-1607). Although integrity of setting, feeling,
and association have diminished due to the replacement of structures and equipment on the Herndon
Substation site and due to the removal of some equipment and controls from the Control Building, the
result is not a loss of integrity. The site that surrounds the Control Building retains its historic use, and
equipment from the Control Building has not been completely removed. Although the Control Building
was converted to an unmanned station in 1963, it was still transitioning from use to vacancy in the early
2000s.
Additionally, the Herndon Substation Control Building is significant under Local Register Criterion i
because it is associated with the merger of Pacific Gas and Electric Company and San Joaquin Light and
Power Corporation and with the role of the substation in the economic and social growth of the region and
Criterion iii because it embodies distinctive characteristics of the Art Deco architectural style.
age of *Resource Name or # (Assigned by recorder)
*Recorded by: *Date Continuation
Update
DPR 523L (Rev. 1/1995)(Word 9/2013)
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*Recorded by: *Date Continuation
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0889 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JENNIFER K. CLARK, Director
Development and Resource Management Department
THROUGH:MIKE SANCHEZ, Assistant Director
Development Services Division
BONIQUE EMERSON, Planning Manager
Development Services Division
BY:ISRAEL TREJO, Planner
Development Services Division
SUBJECT
HEARING to Consider Street Name Change Application No.SNC-2018-01 regarding an approximate
600 foot segment of East Hardy Avenue near the intersection of South Cedar and East North
Avenues, (Council District 3)
1.ADOPT the Finding of No Possibility of Significant Adverse Effect as prepared for
Environmental Assessment No. SNC-2018-01 dated June 8, 2018.
2.RESOLUTION -Approving Street Name Change Application No.SNC-2018-01 proposing to
rename an approximate 600 foot segment of East Hardy Avenue to East Amendola Drive,
located near the intersection of South Cedar and East North Avenues.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Staff recommends that the City Council take the following actions:
1.ADOPT the Finding of No Possibility of Significant Adverse Effect as prepared for
Environmental Assessment No. SNC-2018-01 dated June 8, 2018.
2.ADOPT RESOLUTON approving Street Name Change Application No.SNC-2018-01
proposing to rename an approximate 600 foot segment of East Hardy Avenue to East
Amendola Drive, located near the intersection of South Cedar and East North Avenues.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Alison Tolladay,on behalf of the Community Food Bank,has filed Street Name Change Application
No.SNC-2018-01 which is a request to rename an approximate 600 foot segment of East Hardy
Avenue to East Amendola Drive,located near the intersection of South Cedar and East North
Avenues.The applicant has proposed the application as allowed pursuant to Section 15-6204 of the
Fresno Municipal Code (FMC),which allows street name changes pursuant to City policies.
Historically,the naming of streets has been allowed for the purpose of honoring or calling attention to
persons or places having special prominence and significance to the culture or the history of the city.
Valley Wide Beverage has become one of Fresno’s leading businesses and has been acknowledged
by its peers as a leader in sales, customer service and social responsibility (see Exhibit C, provided
by applicant). Community Food Bank will be relocating to the former Valley Wide Beverage facility,
which is three times its current size and fully furnished, because of the generosity of Lou Amendola
and his family. The Amendola family has provided the Community Food Bank the opportunity to
purchase the former Valley Wide Beverage facility at below market value and combined it with a
donation of over $2 million in cash and furnishings.
BACKGROUND
Alison Tolladay, on behalf of the Community Food Bank, has filed Street Name Change Application
No. SNC-2018-01 which is a request to rename an approximate 600 foot segment of East Hardy
Avenue to East Amendola Drive, located near the intersection of South Cedar and East North
Avenues. The applicant has proposed the application as allowed pursuant to Section 15-6204 of the
FMC, which allows street name changes pursuant to adopted City policies. Historically, the naming
of streets has been allowed for the purpose of honoring or calling attention to persons or places
having special prominence and significance to the culture or the history of the city.
The details and background supporting the proposal were provided by Alison Tolladay, on behalf of
the Community Food Bank (see Exhibit C). The proposal outlines the career of Lou Amendola as
well as the many awards his company has earned. The proposal also describes how Community
Food Bank will be relocating to the former Valley Wide Beverage facility, which is three times its
current size and fully furnished, because of the generosity of Lou Amendola and his family. The
Amendola family has provided the Community Food Bank the opportunity to purchase the former
Valley Wide Beverage facility at below market value and combined it with a donation of over $2
million in cash and furnishings.
Fresno City Planning Commission Action
The subject application was considered by the Fresno City Planning Commission at its meeting on
June 20,2018.After hearing testimony from city staff and the applicant,the Planning Commission
voted to recommend approval of the proposed application by a vote of 6 to 0.
Safety Review
During the review of the subject application,staff consulted with various City Departments and other
agencies,including,the Development and Resource Management Development,Fire,Public Works
and Public Utilities Departments and the U.S.Postal Service;said entities do not oppose this
application.Through this review,it was determined that the subject application would not create
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confusion or uncertainty with the naming of streets for emergency responders and other users of the
city street system.
East Hardy Avenue
East Hardy Avenue is a very short street in the city of Fresno,in fact,it exists in only two locations
and which are located approximately 2.5 miles away from each other.One location is a 600 foot
segment near the intersection of South Cedar and East North Avenues (subject location).The
second location is another 600 foot segment near the intersection of South Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd and West North Avenue (not part of project).
The subject application is a request to rename an approximate 600 foot segment of East Hardy
Avenue to East Amendola Drive,located near the intersection of South Cedar and East North
Avenues only.The application does not request to rename East Hardy Avenue at the location near
South Martin Luther King Jr Blvd and West North Avenue.
Existing Addresses on East Hardy Avenue
Should the subject application be approved,(2)properties will need to change their address,
including:(1)building previously occupied by the Valley Wide Beverage facility and (1)undeveloped
property.The City of Fresno will notify various City Departments and outside agencies of the street
name change,including:the Police Department,Fire Department,Public Utilities Department and
outside agencies including the U.S. Postal Service and Sheriff’s Department.
1 Building Previously Occupied by the Former Valley Wide Beverage Facility
The former Valley Wide Beverage Building is addressed 4010 East Hardy Avenue;this will be the
new location of the Community Food Bank.The Community Food Bank initiated the subject
application and is aware that the new address will be 4010 East Amendola Drive.
1 Undeveloped Property
There is one undeveloped property that will need a change of address should the subject application
be approved.Said property currently has the address of 4085 East Hardy Avenue and will need to
be changed to an East Amendola Drive address.
Address Change Fee & Change of Street Name Signs
The applicant will be required to pay a fee of $208 to pay for the City cost to process a change of
address for each location.This process includes the notification of various City Departments and
outside agencies,including:the Police Department,Fire Department,Public Utilities Department and
outside agencies including the U.S.Postal Service and Sheriff’s Department.As noted above,there
are 2 locations that will need a change of address, resulting in a fee of $416 [2 x $208].
There is one street name sign existing in the field at the subject location that will need to be replaced.
The cost to manufacture and install a street name sign is approximately $140.00.This fee is also the
responsibility of the project applicant.
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NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The Development and Resource Management Department mailed notices of this City Council
hearing to surrounding property owners within 1000 feet of the subject street alignment (see Exhibit E
showing properties receiving notice).Additionally,notice of this City Council hearing was published
in The Fresno Bee newspaper on July 13, 2018.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
An environmental assessment was prepared for this project in accordance with the requirements of
the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines. This process included the distribution of
the project proposal for comment from other responsible or affected agencies and interested
organizations.
Environmental Assessment No. SNC-2018-01, resulting in a finding of No Possibility of Significant
Adverse Effect, was prepared on June 8, 2018. That assessment found that the street name change
request was subject to the provisions of Section 15061 of the CEQA guidelines. Section 15061 (b)(3)
of the CEQA guideline provides for the exemption of any project which will clearly have no significant
effects on the environment.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference was not considered because this project does not include a bid or award of a
construction or service contract.
FISCAL IMPACT
Affirmative action by the Council will result in timely deliverance of the review and processing of the
applications as is reasonably expected by the applicant.Prudent financial management is
demonstrated by the expeditious completion of this land use application inasmuch as the applicant
has paid to the city a fee for the processing of this application and that fee is,in turn,funding the
respective operations of the Development and Resource Management Department.
Attachments:
Exhibit A Vicinity Map
Exhibit B 2018 Aerial
Exhibit C Background of the proposal provided by Alison Tolladay
Exhibit D Application for SNC-2018-01
Exhibit E Map Showing Property Owners Receiving Notification of Hearing
Exhibit F Environmental Assessment No. SNC-2018-01, dated June 8, 2018
Exhibit G Planning Commission Resolution No. 13538
Exhibit H City Council Resolution for Street Name Change Application No. SNC-2018-01
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Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0841 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REQUEST TO APPEAR BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
Appearance by Mary Esther Correa to discuss the fines she has received from Code Enforcement
(Speaker resides in District 7)
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File #:ID18-0878 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:
REQUEST TO APPEAR BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL
Appearance by Gonzalo Arambula to express his concern regarding police harassment to the
homeless
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2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0855 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:3-A
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:RANDALL W. MORRISON, PE, Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Engineering Division
M. SCOTT TYLER, PE, Public Works Manager
Public Works Department, Project Management Section
TIM GROH, Project Manager
Public Works Department, Project Management Section
SUBJECT
Actions pertaining to the Blackstone Avenue Overlay project, from Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue,
Bid File 3561 (Council Districts 4 and 7)
1.Adopt a finding of a Categorical Exemption per staff determination, pursuant to Section 15301(c)
of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines for the Blackstone Avenue Overlay
project, from Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue
2.Award a Construction Contract in the amount of $1,740,296.00 with Cal Valley Construction of
Fresno, California, as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the Blackstone Avenue
Overlay Project from Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a finding of a Categorical Exemption per staff
determination,pursuant to Section 15301(c)of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines
(CEQA),award a construction contract with Cal Valley Construction of Fresno,California in the
amount of $1,740,296.00 as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the Blackstone Avenue
Overlay project,from Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue and authorize the Public Works Director or
designee to sign the standardized contract on behalf of the City.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Blackstone Avenue Overlay project,from Shaw Avenue to Ashlan Avenue will rehabilitate the
asphalt concrete pavement along that portion of Blackstone Avenue.The project will also make
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asphalt concrete pavement along that portion of Blackstone Avenue.The project will also make
minor concrete repairs to bring curb ramps up to current Americans with Disabilities Act compliance.
Awarding this construction project to Cal Valley Construction will extend the life of this highly used
street.
The low bidder,Dave Christian Construction Co.,Inc.,submitted a bid of $1,625,713.20;however,it
was deemed to be “non-responsive”due to the Contractor failing to meet the Disadvantage Business
Enterprise requirements for the project.Therefore,staff recommends the award of the construction
contract to Cal Valley Construction as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.
BACKGROUND
The Blackstone Avenue asphalt concrete overlay from Shaw to Ashlan Avenues was initiated in FY14
when the City was awarded a Federal grant from the Regional Surface Transportation Program
(RSTP).The design started following the Council approval of the consultant contract with Provost &
Pritchard Engineering Group,Inc.,on February 16,2017.The preliminary engineering design took
approximately 7 months to complete. There was no Right of Way required for this project.
Blackstone Avenue between Shaw Avenue and Ashlan Avenue is a heavily used arterial street that is
suffering from pavement deterioration.The proposed grind and overlay project will extend the
service life of the street and bring affected curb ramps up to current Americans with Disabilities Act
standards.The scope of the project includes,but is not limited to,a 0.20'asphalt grind and 0.20’
overlay, pavement section repair, concrete repair and striping.
The Notice Inviting Bids was published in the Business Journal on April 6,2018,posted on the City’s
website and faxed to eleven (11)building exchanges.The specifications were distributed to five (5)
prospective bidders.Three (3)sealed bid proposals were received and opened in a public bid
opening on May 8,2018.Bids ranged from $1,625,713.20 to $2,217,361.00.Dave Christian
Construction Inc.submitted the apparent low bid of $1,625,713.20,however it was deemed to be
“non-responsive”due to the Contractor failing to meet the Disadvantage Business Enterprise
requirements for the project.As a result,Cal Valley Construction,inc.,which submitted a bid in the
amount of $1,740,296.00,was determined to be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for
the project.The bidders have agreed to extend the bids from the original 64 days from the bid
opening, for an additional 45 days, and they will expire on August 24, 2018.
Staff is recommending that the Council award a construction contract with Cal Valley Construction of
Fresno in the amount of $1,740,296.00 for the Blackstone Avenue Overlay project,from Shaw
Avenue to Ashlan Avenue and authorize the Public Works Director or designee to sign and execute
the standardized contract on behalf of the City of Fresno.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
Staff performed a preliminary environmental assessment of this project and has determined that it
falls within the Categorical Exemption set forth in CEQA Guidelines,Section 15301 (c)Class 1 which
exempts the repair and maintenance of existing facilities that involves negligible or no expansion of
an existing use.This exemption applies because this project involves the resurfacing of an existing
roadway and does not involve the expansion of the roadway to accommodate additional traffic.The
purpose of the project is to increase the life of the pavement and provide a smooth riding surface for
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the motorists.Furthermore,staff has determined that none of the exceptions to Categorical
Exemptions set forth in the CEQA Guidelines, Section 15300.2 apply to this project.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
The local preference was not implemented based on conditions of the Federal RSTP grant.
FISCAL IMPACT
The Blackstone Avenue AC Overlay from Shaw to Ashlan Avenues is located in Council Districts 4
and 7. The overall cost of the project is $2,220,863.80 and is primarily funded by Federal RSTP grant
funds. SB1 Gas Tax will be the local match. All funds necessary for the project are available in the
City’s FY 2019 Adopted budget. This project was included in the FY2018 list of projects for SB1
revenues, as adopted by the Council. The project will have no impact to the General Fund. Of the
overall budget for the project, $1,740,296.00 will be used for the construction contract award.
Attachments:
Bid Evaluation
Fiscal Impact
Vicinity Map
Standardized Contract
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CONTRACT
CITY OF FRESNO, CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC WORK OF IMPROVEMENT
THIS CONTRACT is made and entered into by and between CITY OF FRESNO, a California
municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to as “City”), and [Contractor Name], [Legal Identity] (hereinafter
referred to as “Contractor”) as follows:
1. Contract Documents. The “Notice Inviting Bids,” “Instructions to Bidders,” “Bid Proposal,” and
the “Specifications” including “General Conditions,” “Special Conditions,” and “Technical Specifications” for
the following: [Title] (Bid File No. [Bid File No.]) [Alternates (if any)] copies of which are annexed hereto,
together with all the drawings, plans, and documents specifically referred to in said annexed documents,
including Performance and Payment Bonds, if required, and are hereby incorporated into and made a part of
this Contract, and shall be known as the Contract Documents.
2. Price and Work. For the monetary consideration of [Written Dollar Amount] dollars and
[Written Cents Amount] cents ($[Amount]), as set forth in the Bid Proposal, Contractor promises and agrees
to perform or cause to be performed, in a good and workmanlike manner, under the direction and to the
satisfaction of the City’s “Engineer,” and in strict accordance with the Specifications, all of the work as set
forth in the Contract Documents.
3. Payment. City accepts Contractor’s Bid Proposal as stated and agrees to pay the
consideration stated, at the times, in the amounts, and under the conditions specified in the Contract
Documents.
4. Indemnification. To the furthest extent allowed by law including California Civil Code
Section 2782, Contractor shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend City and each of its officers, officials,
employees, agents and volunteers from any and all loss, liability, fines, penalties, forfeitures, costs and
damages (whether in contract, tort or strict liability, including, but not limited to personal injury, death at any
time and property damage) incurred by City, Contractor or any other person, and from any and all claims,
demands and actions in law or equity (including attorney’s fees and litigation expenses), arising or alleged to
have arisen directly or indirectly out of performance of this Contract. Contractor’s obligations under the
preceding sentence shall apply regardless of whether City or any of its officers, officials, employees, agents
or volunteers are passively negligent, but shall not apply to any loss, liability, fines, penalties, forfeitures, costs
or damages caused by the active or sole negligence, or willful misconduct, of City or any of its officers,
officials, employees, agents or volunteers.
If Contractor should subcontract all or any portion of the work to be performed under this Contract,
Contractor shall require each subcontractor to indemnify, hold harmless and defend City and each of its
officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers in accordance with the terms of the preceding paragraph.
This section shall survive termination or expiration of this Contract.
5. Trench Shoring Detailed Plan. Contractor acknowledges the provisions of Section 6705 of the
California Labor Code and, if said provisions are applicable to this Contract, agrees to comply therewith.
6. Worker’s Compensation Certification. In compliance with the provisions of Section 1861 of the
California Labor Code, Contractor hereby certifies as follows:
I am aware of the provisions of Section 3700 of the California Labor Code which
require every employer to be insured against liability for worker’s compensation or to
undertake self-insurance in accordance with the provisions of that Code, and I will
comply with such provisions before commencing the performance of work of this
Contract and will make my subcontractors aware of this provision.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Contract on the day and year here below
written, of which the date of execution by City shall be subsequent to that of Contractor’s, and this Contract
shall be binding and effective upon execution by both parties.
[Contractor Name],
[Legal Identity]
By:
Name:
(Type or print written signature.)
Title:
(If corporation or LLC, Board Chair,
Pres. or Vice Pres.)
Dated:
By:
Name:
(Type or print written signature.)
Title:
(If corporation or LLC, CFO, Treasurer,
Secretary or Assistant Secretary)
Dated:
CITY OF FRESNO,
a California municipal corporation
By:
[Name], [Title]
Department of Public Works
Dated:
ATTEST:
YVONNE SPENCE, CMC
City Clerk
By:
Deputy
No signature of City Attorney required. Standard
Document #DPW 23.0 has been used without
modification, as certified by the undersigned.
By:
[City Certifier Name]
[City Certifier Title]
Department of Public Works
City address:
City of Fresno
Attention: [Name], [Title]
[Street Address]
Fresno, CA [Zip]
Attachment:
Form 1273
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0893 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:3-B
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:SCOTT L. MOZIER, PE, Director
Public Works Department
BY:RANDALL W. MORRISON, PE, Assistant Director
Public Works Department, Engineering Division
SCOTT P. SEHM, Design Services Manager
Public Works Department, Design Services Section
BRYAN DOI, Engineer II
Public Works Department, Design Services Section
SUBJECT
Actions pertaining to the W.North Ave.Asphalt Overlay,S.Fig Ave.to S.Elm Ave.project -Bid File
3610 (Council District 3 and Fresno County)
1.Adopt a finding of a Categorical Exemption per staff determination,pursuant to Section 15301(c)
Class 1 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)Guidelines for the W.North Ave.
Asphalt Overlay, S. Fig Ave. to S. Elm Ave. project
2.Award a construction contract in the amount of $519,882.00 to Avison Construction,Inc.,of
Madera,California as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the W.North Ave.Asphalt
Overlay, S. Fig Ave. to S. Elm Ave. project
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that City Council adopt a finding of a Categorical Exemption per staff
determination,pursuant to Section 15301(c)Class 1 of the CEQA Guidelines and award a
construction contract to Avison Construction,Inc.,of Madera,California in the amount of $519,882.00
as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for the W.North Ave.Asphalt Overlay,S.Fig Ave.to
S.Elm Ave.project;and authorize the Public Works Director or designee to sign the contract on
behalf of the City.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City is proposing to overlay W.North Ave.from S.Fig Ave.to S.Elm Ave.The work will consist
of a 0.2’grind followed by a 0.4’asphalt concrete overlay.This project will correct the existing
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of a 0.2’grind followed by a 0.4’asphalt concrete overlay.This project will correct the existing
deteriorated pavement conditions,increase the life of the pavement,and provide a smooth driving
surface for the motorist at a reasonable cost.
BACKGROUND
The W.North Ave.Asphalt Overlay,S.Fig Ave.to S.Elm Ave.project was initiated in FY2016 when
the City was awarded a Federal grant from the Surface Transportation Program (STPL).The grant
funds were obligated and the project was budgeted in the adopted FY2017 Capital Budget by City
Council.This project was designed by in-house Public Works staff and engineering design took
approximately 5 months to complete.
This project will rehabilitate the street pavement on W.North Ave.between S.Fig Ave.and S.Elm
Ave.West North Ave.is a heavily used arterial street that is suffering from pavement deterioration.
The proposed overlay project will consist of a 0.2’deep grind and then applying a 0.4’thick asphalt
concrete overlay.In addition to the paving,the project will replace non-conforming curb returns,
replace all signal loops impacted and restripe within the project boundary.
Public Works staff prepared Plans and Specifications and a (Notice Inviting Bids)was published on
June 11,2018 and posted on the City’s website on June 11,2018.Ten (10)building exchanges
were sent Notices Inviting Bids and the specifications were distributed to five (5)prospective
bidders.Three (3)sealed bids were received and opened in a public bid opening held at City Hall on
July 10,2018;bid proposals ranged from $519,882.00 to $549,593.00.Avison Construction,Inc.,of
Madera,California,submitted the lowest bid in the amount of $519,882.00 and was determined to
be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.The apparent low bid price was 22%below the
Engineer’s Estimate.Bids will expire within 64 days after the bid opening,on September 12,2018.
If the bids are rejected or expire,the project will be rebid,resulting in a delay of approximately 60
days.
Staff recommends award of a construction contract to Avison Construction,Inc.,in the amount of
$519,882.00 for the W.North Ave.Asphalt Overlay,S.Fig Ave.to S.Elm Ave.project and to
authorize the Public Works Director or designee to sign and execute the contract on behalf of the
City of Fresno.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
Staff performed a preliminary environmental assessment of this project and has determined that it
falls within the Categorical Exemption set forth in CEQA Guidelines, Section 15301 (c) Class 1 which
exempts the repair and maintenance of existing facilities that involves negligible or no expansion of
an existing use. This exemption applies because this project involves the resurfacing of an existing
roadway and does not involve the expansion of the roadway to accommodate additional traffic. The
purpose of the project is to increase the life of the pavement and provide a smooth driving surface for
motorists. Furthermore, staff has determined that none of the exceptions to Categorical Exemptions
set forth in the CEQA Guidelines, Section 15300.2 apply to this project.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
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The local preference was not implemented because this Project is funded with a federal grant.
FISCAL IMPACT
The project is located in Council District 3 and Fresno County.The overall cost for the project is
$774,920 and is funded by the Federal Surface Transportation Program combined with SB1 funds.
The SB1 funding for the project is available in the City’s existing accounts and was included in the
FY2018 list of projects for SB1 revenues,as adopted by the Council.This project will not have any
impact to the City of Fresno’s General Fund.Of the overall budget of the project,$519,882 will be
used for the construction contract award. No additional appropriations are needed for this project.
Attachments:
Bid Evaluation
Fiscal Impact Statement
Vicinity Map
Sample Contract
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FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT
PROGRAM: PW00712 W. NORTH AVE. ASPHALT OVERLAY, S. FIG AVE. TO
S. ELM AVE.
TOTAL OR ANNUALIZED
RECOMMENDATION CURRENT COST
Direct Cost $519,882
Indirect Cost $255,038
TOTAL COST $774,920
Additional
Revenue or Savings
Generated
Net City Cost $774,920
Amount Budgeted
(If none budgeted,
identify source) $774,920
Indirect costs consist of the following:
Preliminary Engineering including overhead $ 117,235
Construction Engineering including overhead 85,785
Contingencies 52,018
TOTAL $ 255,038
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0890 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:3-C
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JIM SCHAAD, Director
Department of Transportation
BY:DUANE MYERS, Fleet Manager
Department of Transportation, Municipal Fleet Division
CLIFF TRAUGH, Sr. Management Analyst
Department of Transportation, Municipal Fleet Division
SUBJECT
Actions related to purchasing Ford F-150 trucks for code enforcement activities:
1.Approve the award of a purchase contract to Swanson-Fahrney Ford for the purchase of 27
Ford F-150 regular cab, short bed pickups in the amount of $610,500
2.Approve the use of the City Master Equipment Lease Purchase Agreement to finance 27 fully
upfitted Ford F-150 regular cab,short bed pickups for the Development and Resource
Management Department
3.***RESOLUTION -1st Amendment to the Annual Appropriation Resolution No.2018-157
appropriating $74,500 for the first year of lease payments for 27 Ford F-150 pickups for the
Development and Resource Management Department.(Requires five affirmative votes)
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends Council approve the award of a purchase contract to Swanson-Fahrney Ford for
27 Ford F-150 regular cab,short bed pickups in the amount of $610,500 and approve the 1st
Amendment to the Annual Appropriation Resolution (AAR)No.2018-157 appropriating $74,500 for
the first year of lease payments for 27 Ford F-150 pickups.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
DARM requests approval to purchase 27 Ford F-150 pickups,representing 25 replacements for units
past their useful life and two additional pickups to meet the needs of growing staff.The units will be
utilized by DARM to travel safely and reliably throughout the city of Fresno enforcing the municipal
code.The cost of each vehicle is $22,593.77,and the annual lease payment will not exceed
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$149,000 for five years.
BACKGROUND
DARM focuses on both public and private property development throughout the city,as well as the
sustainable management of land and public infrastructure.DARM is responsible for building and
safety services,as well as parking services within the city of Fresno.The Building and Safety
Services Division conducts architectural plan analyses and multi-jurisdictional compliance inspections
related to fire,health,and disabled access requirements.The Parking Services Division is
responsible for City parking garages,meter collection,street parking,and special events at the
Convention Center,Chukchansi Park,and Fulton Corridor.In addition,this division enforces
California Vehicle Codes and Fresno Municipal Code violations,including the abatement of
abandoned vehicles on city streets.
These new pickups will allow DARM teams to safely and reliably travel throughout the city to enforce
the municipal code and offer customer service to the residents of Fresno.The employees require
various inspection tools and basic equipment to perform their duties.The specified Ford F-150
regular cab,short bed pickup gives the employee the space and functionality required to do this and
is small enough to maneuver in and out of smaller streets and alley ways.
Competitive bids were solicited for the 27 F-150 pickups on July 17,2018.Multiple bids were
received and reviewed.Following the approved procurement process,Swanson-Fahrney Ford was
determined to be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder with a bid price of $22,593.77 per
unit. This price includes delivery and sales tax at 7.975 percent.
If approved by Council,these units will be purchased utilizing the City Master Equipment Lease
Purchase Agreement.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDING
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378, the
award of this contract and AAR amendment do not qualify as a “project.”
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference is applicable to this award, and Swanson-Fahrney Ford is a local business pursuant
to FMC 4-108.
FISCAL IMPACT
The City of Fresno has completed a MELPA that will be used to finance the vehicles.The MELPA
allows the City to expedite financing of certain equipment that is approved for purchase and financing
where competitive procurement,budgeting,and appropriation requirements are completed.The
funding source for FY 2019 lease payments has been provided by DARM’s General Fund
appropriations.These funds were transferred to the Fleet Operating fund in FY 2018 and are now
being appropriated for this purchase.The remaining payments will be incorporated into the City five-
year forecast document.
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Attachments:
Resolution - AAR Amendment
Bid Evaluation
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Date Approved:
Effective Date:
Resolution No.
RESOLUTION NO. ___________
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO
ADOPTING THE 1st AMENDMENT TO THE ANNUAL
APPROPRIATION RESOLUTION NO. 2018-157 TO
APPROPRIATE $74,500 FOR THE FIRST YEAR OF LEASE
PAYMENTS FOR TWENTY-SEVEN FORD F-150 PICKUPS
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO:
THAT PART III of the Annual Appropriation Resolution No. 2018-157 be and is hereby
amended as follows:
Increase/(Decrease)
TO: DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Fleet Replacement $ 74,500
THAT account titles and numbers requiring adjustment by this Resolution are as follows:
Fleet Replacement
Revenues:
Account: 30101 Transfer from Fund Balance $ 74,500
Fund: 50502
Org Unit: 456501
Total Revenues $ 74,500
Appropriations:
Account: 57414 Equipment Leases $ 74,500
Fund: 50502
Org Unit: 456501
Total Appropriations $ 74,500
THAT the purpose is to provide the first year lease payment for twenty-seven Ford F-150
pickup trucks for the Development and Resources Management Department.
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CLERK’S CERTIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA }
COUNTY OF FRESNO_ } ss.
CITY OF FRESNO }
I, YVONNE SPENCE, City Clerk of the City of Fresno, certify that the foregoing
Resolution was adopted by the Council of the City of Fresno, California, at a regular meeting
thereof, held on the Day of , 2018
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Mayor Approval: _. , 2018
Mayor Approval/No Return: _. , 2018
Mayor Veto: _. , 2018
Council Override Veto: _. , 2018
YVONNE SPENCE, MMC
City Clerk
BY: __________________________________
Deputy
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0806 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:3-D
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JEFF CARDELL, Director
Personnel Services Department
BY:KEN PHILLIPS, Labor Relations Manager
Personnel Services Department
SUBJECT
Actions pertaining to the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF),Local 753 for Unit 10 -Fire
Management
1.***Adopt a successor Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the
International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF),Local 753 for Unit 10 -Fire Management (Subject to
Mayor’s veto)
2.***RESOLUTION -1st Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-159,amending
salaries in Exhibit 10,Unit 10 -Fire Management,as required by the adoption of the successor
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the International Association of Fire
Fighters (IAFF), Local 753 for Unit 10 (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended Council:(1)approve the attached successor Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU)to implement wages,hours and other terms and conditions of employment for City employees
in Unit 10,Fire Management,represented by IAFF;and (2)adopt the First Amendment to the Fiscal
Year 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159 to amend salaries in Exhibit 10.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City and IAFF reached a tentative agreement on a successor MOU which will replace the MOU
that expires on June 30,2018.The MOU provides for an agreement from July 1,2018 through June
30,2020,increases to salaries,and other changes.To implement the MOU it is necessary to approve
the First Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-159,amending Exhibit 10 to implement
salary adjustments as stated in the MOU.
BACKGROUND
The City and FPOA began meeting in April 2018 to work towards reaching agreement on a successor
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The City and FPOA began meeting in April 2018 to work towards reaching agreement on a successor
MOU. Members of the Unit ratified on June 15, 2018.
Major points of the attached MOU are summarized below:
·Term: Two years effective July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2020.
·Wages:
o 3% general wage increase effective October 1, 2018.
o Creation of a new “G” Step effective September 30, 2019. “G” Step 5% above “F” Step.
o Retired employees under Tier 1 of the Fire and Police Retirement System who have
elected the rank method for determining adjustments to retirement income to receive an
adjustment due to the new G Step.
·Pension Changes:Limited reopener to negotiate amending FMC Sections on Pension with a
buy back option following “Dissolution or Legal Separation.”
·Uniform Allowance:
o Increase uniform allowance to $1,500.Pensionable for retirement purposes consistent
with other safety management units.
o Provide a $500 non-pensionable uniform stipend upon promotion to unit.
·Management Leave:Rename Administrative Leave to Management Leave consistent with
other management units.
o Increase annual hours and cash outs from 72 to 90 hours for Battalion Chiefs and from
90 hours to 108 hours for Deputy Chiefs.
o Leave credited to newly appointment employees increased from 6 hours to 9 hours for
Battalion Chiefs and from 7.5 hours to 10.5 hours for Deputy Chiefs.
·Management Time Off:Management Time Off at Chief’s discretion,which would not be
deducted from any leave banks,if service delivery and performance of job functions will not be
impaired due to absence of employee.
·Education Incentive:9%of base pay following after completing requirements for Chief
Officer Certificate,and Chief’s approval and submission of application to California State Fire
Marshal. Restore language on making the Education Incentive pensionable.
·Working Additional Shifts:Premium pay at one and one-half (1.5)times the hourly rate at D
Step of the employee’s current rank,for each hour worked for a shift greater than one hour which
is in addition to the employee’s normal work schedule.
·Promotion into the Unit:Employees to receive a minimum 3.5%increase including premium
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·Promotion into the Unit:Employees to receive a minimum 3.5%increase including premium
pays or 15% above top step Captain, whichever is greater, upon promotion into the Unit.
·No Tobacco Policy and Drug/Alcohol Testing Procedures:Rename from No Smoking
Policy and Drug/Alcohol Testing Procedures to clarify intent of policy to prohibit use of all tobacco
products.
·Reopeners:
o Within six months of implementation of MOU,develop processes for administrative
appeals of punitive actions under Firefighters Procedural Bill of Rights Act.
o During term of the MOU,establish a committee to review current HRA benefit.If
committee identifies a possible benefit change(s),it would identify reason for change(s)
and how to measure impact of change(s), including cost.
In addition to the above, there was language clean up throughout the MOU, much of which resulted
from a review of MOUs by the City Attorney’s Office.
The City Attorney’s Office has approved the new MOU and the Salary Resolution Amendment as to
form.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
item does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental Quality
Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference is not implicated because this item does not involve public contracting or bidding
with the City of Fresno.
FISCAL IMPACT
Approval of the MOU and Salary Resolution Amendment will result in additional salary and benefit
expenses of approximately $101,826 to the General Fund and $124,051 to All Funds in Fiscal Year
2019.In Fiscal Year 2020,it will result in additional salary and benefit expenses of approximately
$161,097 to the General Fund and $207,489 to All Funds for an approximate total cost of $262,923 to
the General Fund and $331,540 for the term of the MOU.
Attachments:
City of Fresno - IAFF MOU - Redline
City of Fresno - IAFF MOU - Final
Costing for Proposed MOU
Resolution - First Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159
Salary Tables - Redline First Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159_Redline
Salary Tables - Final First Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159_Final
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BETWEEN AND FOR THE
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
FRESNO CITY FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
LOCAL No. 753
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS
A.F.L. - C.I.O.
(Fire Management - Unit 10)
OCTOBER 17, 2016 TO JUNE 30, 2018
JULY 1, 2018 TO JUNE 30, 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ARTICLE I - PREAMBLE ................................................................................................ 1
A. PURPOSE ............................................................................................................ 1
B. DEFINITIONS ....................................................................................................... 1
C. GOVERNING LAWS ............................................................................................ 1
ARTICLE II – EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ................................................................................ 2
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 2
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES ........................................................................ 2
C. NONDISCRIMINATION ........................................................................................ 2
ARTICLE III – CITY RIGHTS .......................................................................................... 3
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 3
ARTICLE IV - RECOGNITION ........................................................................................ 4
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION ........................................................................... 4
B. RECOGNITION OF UNIT DESCRIPTION............................................................ 4
C. CITY RECOGNITION ........................................................................................... 4
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION ........................................................ 4
E. INFORMATION TO ASSOCIATION ..................................................................... 4
F. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE ...................................................................................... 5
G. UNILATERAL ACTION ......................................................................................... 5
ARTICLE V – SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION ............................................................. 7
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 7
B. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE ................................................................................. 7
ARTICLE VI – DUES DEDUCTION ............................................................................... 10
A. GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 10
B. DUES CHECK-OFF ............................................................................................ 10
C. EXCEPTIONS TO DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION CARD .................... 11
D. DUES DEDUCTION CHECK .............................................................................. 11
ARTICLE VII – COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ...................................................... 12
A. GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 12
B. SALARIES AND PENSION CONTRIBUTION .................................................... 12
C. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE ............................................ 15
D. HEALTH AND WELFARE .................................................................................. 15
E. UNIFORM ALLOWANCE ................................................................................... 15
F. PREMIUM PAY .................................................................................................. 16
1. Working Additional Full or Partial Shifts .................................................. 16
2. Education Incentive ................................................................................ 17
3. Mutual Aid Agreements/Overhead Replacement Pay ............................ 18
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4. Staff Position Assignments ..................................................................... 18
5. Bilingual Certification Program ............................................................... 18
G. LEAVES ............................................................................................................. 19
1. Holiday Leave ......................................................................................... 19
2. Vacation Leave ....................................................................................... 20
3. Administrative Leave .............................................................................. 20
4. Sick Leave .............................................................................................. 21
5. Compensation for Unused Leave ........................................................... 23
6. Family Sick Leave .................................................................................. 23
7. Bereavement Leave ............................................................................... 23
H. SICK LEAVE BENEFIT AT THE TIME OF ELECTION TO ENTER THE
DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION (DROP) OR AT RETIREMENT ............... 23
I. ATTENDANCE/HEALTH INCENTIVE ................................................................ 24
J. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA) ..................................... 25
K. JURY DUTY AND COURT APPEARANCES ..................................................... 26
L. ABSENT WITH RELIEF (AWR) .......................................................................... 26
M. WORKERS' COMPENSATION .......................................................................... 27
N. SUPPRESSION SERVICE DELIVERY .............................................................. 28
O. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT
(FMLA), CALIFORNIA FAMILY RIGHTS ACT (CFRA) AND WORKPLACE
VIOLENCE ......................................................................................................... 28
P. NO SMOKING POLICY AND DRUG/ALCOHOL TESTING ............................... 28
Q. HOURS OF WORK AND SCHEDULES ............................................................. 28
R. DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF STATUS ......................................................................... 29
ARTICLE VIII – HEADINSG/REFERENCES/CITATIONS ............................................. 30
A. HEADINGS ......................................................................................................... 30
B. REFERENCES/CITATIONS ............................................................................... 30
ARTICLE IX – SAVING CLAUSE/FULL UNDERSTANDING ........................................ 31
A. SAVING CLAUSE ............................................................................................... 31
B. FULL UNDERSTANDING .................................................................................. 31
ARTICLE X – TERMINATION ...............................................................................................32
EXHIBIT I - SALARIES .................................................................................................. 34
LEGEND
* * * = deleted old language
[§ deleted] = section/subsection deleted
[§§ deleted] = two or more
sections/subsections deleted
bold type = new language
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ARTICLE I
PREAMBLE
A. PURPOSE
This Memorandum of Understanding, hereinafter MOU, entered into between the
City of Fresno, hereinafter referred to as the City, and Fresno City Firefighters
Association Local 753, International Association of Fire Fighters, AFL-CIO, (Fire
Management - Unit 10) hereinafter referred to as the Association, has as its
purpose: To establish wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment for the members of this Unit.
B. DEFINITIONS
Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, and except to
the extent that a particular word or phrase is otherwise specifically defined in this
MOU, the definitions and provisions contained in Sections 3-101, 3-201, 3-301,
3-401 and 3-603 of the Fresno Municipal Code (hereinafter FMC) shall govern
the construction, meaning, and application of words and phrases used herein.
The definition of each word or phrase shall constitute, to the extent applicable,
the definition of each word or phrase which is derivative from it, or which it is a
derivative, as the case may be.
C. GOVERNING LAWS
The legal relationship between the City and its employees and the City and the
Association is governed by Chapter 10 of Division 4 of Title I of the Government
Code (Section 3500 et seq., commonly known as the Meyers-Milias-Brown
Act), applicable provisions of the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB),
Chapter 4 of Part 7 of Division 2 of the California Labor Code (Sections 1960,
1961, 1962, and 1963), as may be amended from time to time, and Article 619 of
Chapter 32 of the FMC. In the event of any conflict between said laws and this
MOU, or in the event of conflicts in interpretation, said laws shall govern.
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ARTICLE II
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
The rights of employees, except as expressly modified herein, are as set forth in
FMC Section 3-604. Execution of this MOU by the Association shall not be
deemed a waiver of any Association or employee right unless the right is clearly
or explicitly modified or restricted herein.
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
All employees in the Fire Management Unit, hereinafter Unit, acknowledge that
the City shall consider the positions and proposals of the Association as the meet
and confer positions and proposals of all employees, individually and collectively,
in said Unit.
C. NONDISCRIMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall apply equally to and be exercised by, all
employees consistent with state and federal nondiscrimination statutes. City
practices and policies will be consistent with the requirements mandated by
applicable federal and state nondiscrimination statutes.
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ARTICLE III
CITY RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
1. The rights of the City include those rights enumerated in FMC Section 3-
605, as the same may be amended from time to time.
2. All other rights formerly or presently enjoyed by or vested in the City on
the effective date of this MOU and not mentioned in paragraph 1 are
retained by and reserved to the City unless explicitly waived by the City by
resolution of the Council or by Council approved MOU.
3. Nothing in this MOU shall be construed as delegating to others the
authority conferred by law on the City, or in any way abridging or reducing
such authority.
4. This MOU is not intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the
Association regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
5. This MOU shall be construed as requiring the City to follow its provisions
in the exercise of the authority conferred upon the City by law, except that
this clause shall not be deemed to be a grant of authority to sue any
person, including the Association, not otherwise existing.
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ARTICLE IV
RECOGNITION
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION
The City acknowledges the Association as the recognized employee organization
representing the Unit, and therefore, shall comply with all provisions of the
Meyers-Milias-Brown Act (Government Code §3500 et. seq.) including, but
not limited to meet meeting and confer conferring in good faith promptly upon
request by the Association either party and continue for a reasonable period of
time in order to exchange freely information, opinions, and proposals, and to
endeavor to reach agreement on matters within the scope of representation a
successor MOU. In order to ensure that the meet and confer process on a
successor MOU includes adequate time for full consideration of the proposals of
both parties and for the resolution of any impasse, MOU negotiations may be
initiated at the request of either party as early as six (6) months preceding
expiration of the MOU, but in any case, shall commence no later than four (4)
months preceding expiration of the MOU. Nothing in this provision is intended
to supersede provisions of Article X, Section C.
B. RECOGNITION OF UNIT DESCRIPTION
The Fire Management Unit consists of all employees holding a permanent
position, as defined in FMC Section 3-202(p)(4), in one of the following classes,
as such Unit may be modified from time to time pursuant to the provisions of the
FMC:
Fire Battalion Chief
Fire Deputy Chief
C. CITY RECOGNITION
The Association recognizes the City Manager of the City, or such other person as
may be designated in writing, as the designated representative of the City
pursuant to FMC Section 3-615, and shall meet and confer in good faith promptly
upon request by the City and continue for a reasonable period of time in order to
exchange freely information, opinions, and proposals.
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION
The Association and the City recognize and acknowledge their mutual obligation
and responsibility to effectuate the purposes set forth in, and to adhere to the
conditions and clauses set forth in this MOU.
E. INFORMATION TO ASSOCIATION
1. The City shall provide to the Association:
(a) Changes to the Salary Resolution that affect employees in this
Unit.
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(b) Changes to Job Specifications for classes in this Unit.
(c) Changes to the Administrative Order Manual that affect employees
in this Unit.
(d) Changes to the Fire Department organizational structure that affect
employees in this Unit.
(e) Additions or deletions of classes that affect this Unit.
2. The Fire Department shall provide:
(a) Copies of written departmental policies, rules and regulations prior
to implementation, on matters which directly affect employees in
this Unit, except in an urgent situation, in which case the City shall
discuss the issue with the Association as soon as possible
thereafter.
(b) An opportunity to discuss matters of interest to employees in this
Unit, directly with the Association or through committees or
advisory bodies created for that purpose.
F. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE
1. No lockout of employees shall be instituted by the City during the term of
this MOU.
2. Nothing contained in this section is intended to waive or infringe upon any
rights guaranteed to any party or entity under the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act
(MMBA), Government Code §§ 3500, et seq., or any other applicable
State or Federal law.
3. Participation by an employee in an unlawful strike or work stoppage shall
subject the employee to disciplinary action, up to and including removal
from City service. Participation by an employee in a lawful strike or work
stoppage is governed by Labor Code Section 1962.
G. UNILATERAL ACTION
In the event the meet and confer process for a successor MOU results in an
impasse, as defined in the FMC, the City shall not take unilateral action regarding
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment prior to the
completion of the impasse procedures outlined in the FMC.
H. NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION
The Fire Department will provide an opportunity for IAFF to address new
hires during department training/orientation. IAFF will be provided a
minimum of a two hour block of time in the program. The Fire Department
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will notify IAFF at least 10 days’ in advance of a scheduled orientation.
I. EMPLOYEE INFORMATION
The City will provide the employee information it has on file in compliance
with California Government Code Section 3558 for all new hires in the
bargaining unit within 30 days of hire, as well as all employees represented
by IAFF at least once per quarter.
Pursuant to Government Code Section 3558, employees may opt out of
releasing the following information to the union: home address, home and
personal cellular telephone numbers, and personal email addresses. The
City of Fresno’s Dues Deduction Authorization shall be modified to include
the opportunity for the employee to opt out of releasing the above
information, and notification that the City will furnish IAFF required
information pursuant to AB 119.
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ARTICLE V
SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION
A. GENERAL
"Scope of representation" shall be as defined in FMC Section 3-603 (w), as
follows:
"Scope of representation" means all matters relating to employer-
employee relations, including, but not limited to, wages, hours, and
other terms and conditions of employment. Employee rights, as set
forth in FMC Section 3-604, and City rights as set forth in FMC
Section 3-605(a), are excluded from the scope of representation.
B. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
1. A grievance is a dispute concerning the interpretation or application of any
existing City rule or regulation governing personnel practices or working
conditions, including this MOU. A grievance involves the claimed
misapplication or misinterpretation of a rule or regulation relating to an
existing right or duty; it does not relate to the establishment or abolition of
a right or duty. This procedure shall not apply to any dispute for which
there is another established resolution procedure, including but not limited
to, appeal to the Civil Service Board, Retirement Board, State of
California Office of Administrative Hearings, or unfair employer-
employee relations charge fact-finding procedure.
2. A written grievance must set forth the rule or regulation claimed to have
been violated, describe the specific incident or circumstances of the
alleged violation, and specify the remedy sought. Any dispute between the
parties as to the grievability of an issue or as to whether the requirements
of this procedure have been met shall be presented to the Grievance
Advisory Committee. The Committee shall rule on the dispute before
proceeding with the hearing.
3. The Association may represent employees covered by this MOU on a
grievance under the grievance procedure.
4. An Association Officer designated by the Association in writing shall be
excused from regular duties without loss of compensation for such time as
is necessary to attend and represent the grievant at a grievance hearing,
beginning at the first level of supervision.
5. The procedure and sequence in filing and processing a grievance shall be
as follows:
(a) The grievant and/or Association representative shall discuss the
grievance with the grievant’s immediate supervisor before a written
grievance may be filed.
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(1) If the grievance is not settled through this discussion, it
either may be discussed with the next higher supervisor or a
written grievance may be filed with the grievant’s immediate
supervisor. A written grievance must be filed within twenty-
one (21) calendar days from the time the grievant becomes
aware or should have become aware of the issue or incident
giving rise to the problem. Copies of correspondence shall
be sent to Labor Relations.
(2) Upon receipt of a written grievance, the immediate
supervisor shall give the grievant a written reply, with a
copy sent to Labor Relations, within nine (9) calendar
days.
(3) Prior to moving to the next level, the grievance shall be
referred to the Association for review and recommendations.
(b) Should the grievant not be satisfied with the answer received from
the immediate supervisor, the grievant may within nine (9) calendar
days file an appeal to the Fire Chief. The Fire Chief shall have
twenty-one (21) calendar days after receipt of the appeal to review
the matter, investigate and provide a written answer to the appeal,
explaining clearly the decision or proposed action and reasons
thereof. The grievant and/or representative shall have the
opportunity, if desired, to present to the Fire Chief the position
regarding the grievance. Copies of correspondence shall be
sent to Labor Relations.
(c) The City and Association may mutually agree to waive steps 1 and
2 and proceed directly to hearing by the Committee when the issue
is one over which the grievant’s supervisor or Fire Chief has no
jurisdiction.
(1) If the grievant is not satisfied with the decision of the Fire
Chief, the grievant may within nine (9) calendar days after
receipt of the written reply, file a request for a review of the
Fire Chief’s decision to the Grievance Advisory Committee,
with a copy sent to Labor Relations.
(2) The City and the Association may agree to seek resolution of
the grievance through mediation using the services of the
State Conciliation Service, prior to hearing by the Grievance
Advisory Committee. Time limits for processing of grievance
are automatically extended for so long as mediation is in
process. The fees and expenses of the mediator shall be
paid half by the City and half by the grievant and/or
Association.
(3) From the date a grievance, otherwise meeting all criteria for
the filing and processing of a grievance, reaches the Labor
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Relations Division, the Grievance Advisory Committee will
attempt to convene within thirty (30) calendar days in order
to hear the grievance.
(4) The Grievance Advisory Committee shall conduct a hearing
and make a recommendation to the City Manager within
thirty (30) calendar days of their last meeting. Any fees and
expenses for the GAC shall be paid half by the City, and
half by the grievant and/or Association.
The Grievance Advisory Committee shall be bound by the
language of the MOU, City Administrative Orders,
ordinances, rules and regulations, and department rules and
regulations consistent therewith in considering any issue
properly before them. The Grievance Advisory Committee
shall be expressly confined to the precise issues submitted
and shall have no authority to consider any other issue not
so submitted. The Grievance Advisory Committee may not
recommend changes in established wages or benefits, nor
recommend the payment of back wages or benefits to a date
prior to the date of the incident.
(5) The Grievance Advisory Committee shall be composed of
three members, one selected by the Association, one
selected by the City and one member mutually agreed to by
the parties.
(d) The City Manager shall review the decision of the Fire Chief and
recommendations of the Grievance Advisory Committee and shall
render a final written decision to the grievant within twenty-one (21)
calendar days after receipt from the Grievance Advisory
Committee.
(e) Failure of the grievant to file the grievance or an appeal within the
specified time limit for any step of the procedure shall constitute an
abandonment of the grievance.
Failure of the responsible supervisor or official of the City to render
a decision within the specified time limit established by this
procedure shall automatically move the grievance to the next higher
level for action, without action required of the grievant. All time
limits herein may be extended by mutual agreement of the parties.
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ARTICLE VI
DUES DEDUCTION
A. GENERAL
1. Except as expressly modified herein, the procedures governing dues
deductions, agency shop, hold harmless obligations, religious and
conscientious objections, and financial reporting requirements, shall be as
provided in Government Code Section 3502.5, as the same may be
amended from time to time.
2. Any appeal of a termination resulting from the application of this Section
shall be processed in accordance with the provisions of the FMC.
B. DUES CHECK-OFF
Rules governing dues check-off are set forth in FMC Section 3-620, as the same
may be amended from time to time.
1. The City shall deduct the dues or benefit premiums, or both, upon proper
authorization by Association members in the Unit.
2. If a member in the Unit desires the City to deduct dues or benefit
premiums from the member’s paycheck, a deduction authorization shall be
made upon a written Dues Deduction Authorization card.
3. The service fee shall consist of, and not exceed, the standard initiation
fee, periodic dues, and general assessments of the Association for the
duration of this MOU. The Association shall not require a non-member of
the Association to make any payment to a Political Action Committee, nor
shall the Association include as a part of the service fee any amount to be
used for political purposes.
4. In the event an employee covered hereunder does not authorize
deduction of either Association dues or a service fee from the employee’s
paycheck and does not make such payment directly to the Association,
the Association shall provide a certification, signed by the Association
President, to the City of such failure. Prior to such certification, the
Association shall notify the employee of its intent to provide certification to
the City, and give the employee an opportunity to respond within thirty (30)
days. Certification shall be in the form of a letter from the Association to
the City. Such failure by an employee shall constitute grounds for
termination by the appointing authority.
5. A Dues Deduction Authorization card may be revoked by a member in the
Unit, and the dues or benefit deduction canceled, only during the months
of November and December of any year.
If an Association member in the Unit desires to revoke a Dues Deduction
Authorization card, a Dues Deduction Revocation shall be made upon a
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written Dues Deduction Revocation card request.
Dues Deduction Authorization and Dues Deduction Revocation cards
forms are available at the Finance Department, Payroll Section and the
Personnel Services Department.
6. Upon written authorization by a retired member of the Association, the City
shall deduct Association deductions, credit union deductions and benefit
fund deductions from the retirement check of such retired member and
forward such deductions as designated, within 14 days.
C. EXCEPTIONS TO DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION CARD
1. The Association member's earnings must be sufficient after other legal
and required deductions are made to cover the amount of the dues
deduction authorized. When a member is a non-pay status for an entire
pay period, no dues deduction shall be made from future earnings to cover
that pay period, nor will the member be required to deposit the amount
which would have been deducted if the member had been in a pay status
during the pay period. In the case of a member who is a non-pay status
during only a part of the pay period and whose salary is insufficient to
cover other legal and required deductions, no dues deduction or deposit
shall be made.
D. DUES DEDUCTION CHECK
1. The deduction check Dues deductions covering all such deductions shall
be transmitted by electronic funds transfer to an account designated
by Fresno City Firefighters Association Local No. 753., 710 R Street,
Fresno, California 93721 or such address as may be provided to the City
by the Association.
2. The deduction check Dues deductions shall be made in favor of: Fresno
City Firefighters Association Local No. 753, and shall be transmitted no
later than 14 days from the date of deduction.
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ARTICLE VII
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. GENERAL
All economic benefits, provided by Council ordinance or formal Council resolution
and not otherwise clearly and explicitly modified or restricted in this MOU, shall
be continued without alteration during the term of this MOU.
B. SALARIES AND PENSION CONTRIBUTION
1. Salaries
a. Effective October 17, 2016 October 1, 2018, salaries shall be
increased by two percent (2%) three percent (3%) as reflected in
Exhibit I, Table I, attached hereto and incorporated by reference.
b. Effective January 1, 2018 September 30, 2019, salaries shall be
increased by three percent (3%) salary shall be as reflected in
Exhibit I, Table II, attached hereto and incorporated by this
reference to include a “G” Step. The “G” Step represents a five
percent (5%) increase above the “F” Step. A member is
required to be in the “F” Step for one (1) year prior to
advancement to the “G” Step. Those employees who are
currently at “F” Step and have been so for at least one year on
or prior to September 30, 2019, will automatically move to the
“G” Step. All other members will advance to the “G” Step after
one year of service at the “F” Step.
c. COLA Adjustments for Career Rank Average Method DROP
Members and Retirees
Effective September 30, 2019, any future cost of living
adjustments (“COLA adjustments”) for Career-Rank Average
Method Deferred Retirement Option Program (“DROP”)
members and retirees who entered DROP or retired (not
having entered DROP) from positions in this unit under FMC
Section 3301(a)(9) prior to September 30, 2019, and whose
COLA adjustments are calculated using the “F” Step of their
respective rank, shall have their COLA adjustments calculated
under FMC Section 3301 (a)(9) using the “G” Step salary in lieu
of their “F” Step salary to determine average compensation.
d. COLA Adjustments for Final Three Year Average Method
DROP Members and Retirees
Effective September 30, 2019, any future COLA adjustments
for Final Three Year Average Method DROP members and
retirees shall be calculated pursuant to FMC Section 3-302(g).
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e. Promotion
Employees who are promoted from the Basic Unit (Unit 5) to
the Management Unit (Unit 10) will be promoted to a step
which is not less than three and one half percent (3.5%) above
their compensation at their lower classification to include all
premium pays actually received at the time of promotion, but
excluding any overtime payments, or, fifteen percent (15%)
above top step Fire Captain, whichever is greater.
2. Pension Contribution
The following applies to employee’s pension contributions:
a. Employees in Unit 10 shall make an additional contribution equal to
one percent (1%) of their pensionable compensation to the City of
Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System, reducing the City
normal contribution by a corresponding amount. In accordance with
Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance, the
City shall pick-up and pay the contribution by salary reduction to the
City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System. The employee
shall have no option to receive the 1% contribution in cash. The 1%
contribution paid by the employee will not be credited to an
employee’s accumulated contribution account nor will it be
deposited into a member’s Deferred Retirement Option Program
(“DROP”) account.
b. All members who were hired into a permanent City position on or
after July 1, 2014 shall make an additional contribution equal to
three percent (3%) of their pensionable compensation to the City
of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System, reducing the City
contribution by a corresponding amount. In accordance with
Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance,
the City shall pick-up and pay the contribution by salary reduction
in accordance with this provision to the City of Fresno Fire and
Police Retirement System. The employee shall have no option to
receive the three percent (3%) contribution in cash. The three
percent (3%) contribution paid by the employee will not be
credited to an employee’s accumulated contribution account nor
will it be deposited into a member’s Deferred Retirement Option
Program (“DROP”) account.
c. Employees who separate City employment regardless of reason
and withdraw their employee contributions from the Fire and
Police Retirement System between July 1, 2014, and the effective
date of a Fresno Municipal Code amendment pursuant to the
provisions in paragraph “d” will have an amount refunded by the
City equal to the additional amount contributed in accordance with
paragraph “a” and “b” above.
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d. With the support of the Association, the City will make efforts to
amend the Municipal Code FMC to allow the additional
contribution amounts above in paragraphs “a” and “b” to become
part of the Member Normal Contribution Rate. When the
Municipal Code is so amended, the City and the Association
agree that, on the first pay period following the date the new FMC
provision goes into effect, all of the following will apply:
1. Active members in Tier 2 who were hired before July 1,
2014, shall have their Normal Contribution Rate increased
from nine percent (9%) to ten percent (10%).
2. Active members in Tier 2 who were hired on or after July 1,
2014, shall have their Normal Contribution Rate increased
from nine percent (9%) to twelve percent (12%).
3. Members of Tier 1 shall have their Member Normal
Contribution Rate increased by an additional one percent
(1%) which will be added to their existing Entry Age Normal
Contribution Rate effective with the change in the FMC in
accordance with this Section.
4. Members who entered DROP prior to March 7, 2011 are
not required to make Member Normal Contributions in
accordance with the provisions in the Fresno Municipal
Code.
5. Members who enter DROP on or after March 7, 2011 are
required to make Member Normal Contributions, and their
Member Normal Contributions shall continue to be
deposited into the member’s DROP account.
e. There will be a limited reopener of the MOU to negotiate solely
on amending FMC Sections on Pension regarding “Dissolution
or Legal Separation.” Any change to the FMC in this regard
would proceed only if there is no adverse impact to either the
City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System (Tiers 1 and 2)
or the City of Fresno’s employer contribution rates (e.g., it will
be cost-neutral to Tiers 1 and 2 and the City of Fresno, and will
not jeopardize in any way the Systems’ tax-qualified status
under the Internal Revenue Code).
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C. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE
The City shall provide Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance for
members of this Unit in the amounts and formulas currently provided.
D. HEALTH AND WELFARE
The City and the Association agree that the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust has the sole authority to determine the benefits that will be
provided during the term of this MOU. The sole responsibility of the City under
this clause is to provide a set dollar amount to be contributed to the Trust on
behalf of the employees represented by the Association. Effective August 1,
2014, the City will contribute seventy-five percent (75%) of the premium
established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust Board, and
the employee may opt to contribute the amount necessary to make up the
difference of the premium established by the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust Board, through payroll deductions, or accept a reduced coverage
option.
After August 1, 2014, the cost of any future increases in the health and welfare
premium will be shared on a fifty percent (50%) basis by the City and employees,
except that employees will be required to pay no more than thirty percent (30%)
of the premium established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare
Trust Board. At such time as the employee share is set at 30%, the City shall pay
70%.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a successor
MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed resulting in a
greater contribution by the City (including maintenance of percentage
contributions) the City, upon the Association’s request, will match that benefit.
The City and the Association shall meet and confer on proposed modifications to
the Health and Welfare Trust; and proposed alternative health plans. The
process may include other represented bargaining units. It is understood that the
continuation of the Side Letter on the Health & Welfare Trust dated February 24,
2009 shall be included in this process.
The parties also agree to work collectively in conjunction with their Board
representatives to research and recommend potential cost-saving measures for
the Health & Welfare Trust, which may include a choice of health program
options based on individual need or preference, including a reduced option
equivalent to the City’s premium contribution, a separate rate for single
employees with no dependents, or other flex plan programs; mandatory generic
mail order drug maintenance for employees who require prescription drug
therapy for any period of 90 days or more; or other measures that may be
identified as this work progresses.
E. UNIFORM ALLOWANCE
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Employees who are promoted from the Basic Unit (Unit 5) to the
Management Unit (Unit 10) shall receive a one-time non-pensionable $500
stipend for the purchase of the appropriate service uniform required for the
higher classification. Employees shall receive one thousand five hundred
dollars ($1,500) $840 per year pro rated as a for uniform purchases and
maintenance allowance, and paid in semi-annual installments on the last pay
period in December and June. The service uniform allowance provided above
shall be pensionable compensation for the purposes of calculating pension
benefits.
F. PREMIUM PAY
1. Working Additional Full or Partial Shifts
(a) Consistent with the Superior Court Permanent Injunction issued on
December 10, 1980, the parties agree that eEmployees occupying
the class of Fire Battalion Chief may work full or partial 24-hour
shifts on a voluntary basis. If an employee who works a full or
partial 24-hour shift, in addition to any shift which is a part of the
employee's normal work schedule, the employee shall be paid
premium pay in an amount equivalent to one and one-half (1.5)
times the hourly rate of D Step of the employee’s rank a Fire
Captain’s pay at F Step for each hour worked for a shift which is at
least 4 hours greater than one (1) hour in length until an
agreement is reached on a mandatory staffing schedule but not
later than six months from the date the MOU is approved by the
City Council at which time premium pay shall be in an amount
equivalent to one and one-half (1.5) times the hourly rate of C Step
of the employee’s rank. Excluded from such compensation are the
following assignments.
(1) Attendance at staff meetings.
(2) Appearances at Civil Service disciplinary appeal hearings.
(3) Court appearances.
(4) Appearances at grievance hearings or
Skelly hearings meetings.
(5) Administrative duties performed while off duty as defined in
Administrative Manual 101.1 Administrative Assignments, as
may be modified by mutual agreement of the parties.
(b) Excluding those assignments enumerated in Section F., 1. (a)
above, Battalion Chiefs on a 56-hour work schedule may also work,
in addition to their normal work schedule and on a voluntary basis,
other duties as assigned in addition to their normal work schedule
to be determined on a case-by-case basis. Compensation shall be
at the premium pay rate prorated on an hour per hour basis.
(c) A Fire Battalion Chief on a 56-hour schedule assigned to a 40-hour
work week schedule for emergency fire suppression duties or other
special assignments on a temporary basis shall be paid at the
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applicable base hourly rate for each hour worked in such
assignment in excess of forty (40) hours. Excluded from such
compensation are the following assignments.
(1) Attendance at staff meetings.
(2) Appearances at Civil Service disciplinary appeal hearings.
(3) Court appearances.
(4) Appearances at grievance hearings or
Skelly hearings meetings.
(5) Administrative duties performed outside the temporary
assignment as defined in as defined in Administrative
Manual 101.1 Administrative Assignments, as may be
modified by mutual agreement of the parties.
(d) A Fire Battalion Chief permanently assigned to a forty (40) hour
work week shall be entitled to Premium Pay under Section F., 1. (a)
or (b) for working full or partial 24-hours shifts in addition to his/her
normal work schedule. If recalled to be a part of the Incident
Command Team on an emergency basis compensation will be paid
at the applicable forty (40) hour base hourly rate for each hour
worked in such assignment.
(e) Mandatory Schedule Reopener
A committee will be formed with two members from Unit 10 and two
members from Fire Administration to establish a mandatory staffing
schedule to address coverage of the 56-hour Battalion Chief
positions within Unit 10 due to planned and unplanned absences.
This committee will convene within one month of adoption of the
MOU and will prepare the mandatory staffing schedule for review
and approval by the Fire Chief. The staffing schedule will be
submitted to the Fire Chief no later than 6 months from the date of
MOU adoption.
2. Education Incentive
Members who have satisfactorily attained a A member who has
successfully completed all the requirements for the Chief Officer
Certificate through the California State Fire Marshal as evidenced by the
Fire Chief approval of the packet certifying completion and
submission to the California State Fire Marshal shall be
compensated at a rate of nine percent (9%) of the member’s base
rate of pay. If the California Fire Marshal rejects the application, the
premium pay will be discontinued until such time as the Chief Officer
Certificate through the California State Fire Marshal has been
awarded to the member.
A member who has satisfactorily attained a Chief Officer Designation
through the Commission on Professional Credentialing, or an Executive
Fire Officer Certificate through the National Fire Academy, shall be
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compensated at a rate of nine percent (9%) above the member’s base
rate of pay.
The total education incentive a member may receive at one time is
9% of the member’s base rate of pay, and it shall be pensionable
compensation for the purposes of calculating pension benefits.
3. Mutual Aid Agreements/Overhead Replacement Pay
Members of this Unit temporarily assigned to another agency through a
Mutual Aid Agreement, contract or Memorandum of Agreement with
the State shall receive overhead replacement (OHR) pay consistent
with Premium Pay Section F 1. OHR pay shall be equal to, but not
greater than, reimbursement to the City of Fresno for wage
replacement costs for time worked beyond the member’s normally
scheduled hours.
A member who is assigned to replace a temporarily assigned member
noted in the paragraph above to substitute for the member’s normally
scheduled work hours shall receive the OHR pay reimbursed to the City of
Fresno for that time period.
4. Staff Position Assignments
Employees who accept a special administrative staff assignment, as
defined by the Chief or designee shall receive ten percent (10%) of base
pay for the class of Battalion Chief on a monthly basis prorated and paid
to those employees who are assigned to an administrative staff
assignment. This premium pay is pensionable.
The administrative staff assignments will be assigned to a forty (40) hour
work week. No more than two (2) employees will be given such
assignment at any given time, unless the Chief, in consultation with the
Director of Personnel, determines there is a need for an additional special
staff assignment.
An employee who accepts a special administrative staff assignment is
required to do so for a minimum of two years. An employee who leaves
the assignment in less than two years by determination of the Fire Chief,
or who accepts a new position with another agency shall retain the
premium pay already earned but shall not earn any additional pay.
5. Bilingual Certification Program
The bilingual certification program consists of a City administered
examination process whereby employees may apply for a Winter bilingual
examination, and if certified by the examiner, receive bilingual premium
pay for interpreting and translating. Bilingual premium pay is not
pensionable under the first or second tier of the City Fire and Police
Retirement System.
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(a) Bilingual certification examinations will be conducted once a year
on an as needed basis. During the examination noticing
period, Examination applications will be available at the Personnel
Services Department, Human Resources Division and City
department personnel units.
(1) In order to qualify for the examination, the application must
be received by the Human Resources Division during the
month of November, but no later than the last regular
business day of November.
(3) Bilingual examination application deadlines are not
appealable or grievable.
(b) Bilingual certification examinations are conducted for Cambodian,
Hmong, Laotian, Sign, Spanish, and Vietnamese languages as
outlined in the Salary Resolution.
(c) Certified employees shall be recertified every five (5) years in order
to maintain certification. The initial recertifications will be staggered
in order to smooth the number of annual recertification
examinations.
(d) The bilingual premium pay rate for certified permanent employees
is one hundred dollars ($100) per month, regardless of how many
languages for which an employee is certified.
(1) Certified employees shall interpret/translate for departments/
divisions they are not assigned to, provided the requesting
department/division has a demonstrated customer service
related need, and has obtained approval from the certified
employee’s supervisor.
(2) Certified employees shall not refuse to interpret/translate
while on paid status. Refusal shall result in appropriate
disciplinary action. Certified employees may be assigned to
any incident or investigation requiring their bilingual skills
and may be required to prepare written reports related to the
incident or investigation. The objective of this policy will be
to utilize department resources in the most efficient way
possible.
(3) Except in the event of an emergency, bilingual employees
who are not certified shall not be required to
interpret/translate.
G. LEAVES
1. Holiday Leave
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(a) Effective February 1, 2014, eEmployees shall accrue, at the 56
hour rate, thirteen (13) hours per month (this is equal to six and one
half (6.5) 24 hour working shifts) as holiday leave in lieu of the
Holidays recognized in FMC Section 3-116.
If January 1, July 4, November 11 or December 25 falls upon a
Sunday, the Monday following will be observed as the Holiday in
lieu of Sunday.
(b) Employees at the rank of Battalion Chief shall be allowed to draw
vacation and holiday time in any configuration of hours or shifts, by
rank, by departmental seniority subject to the provisions of FMC
Section 3-108.
(d) Employees may request payment for any holiday leave balance.
2. Vacation Leave
(a) Employees shall accrue twenty-four (24) hours of vacation leave for
each completed calendar month of employment (The accumulation
of unused vacation leave shall not exceed 576 hours, which
amounts to vacation accrued in a two year period of time.)
(b) No employee’s vacation accumulation shall cease due to refusal by
the City to grant vacation leave prior to the employee reaching the
vacation accumulation limit applicable to the employee’s position
and length of service. In the event an employee requests in writing
vacation leave one (1) month prior to the month in which the limit
would be reached, and such request is refused, the Fire Chief or
designee shall extend the employee’s accumulation limit for ninety
(90) days during which time the employee shall be scheduled for
vacation leave sufficient to reduce the employee’s balance below
the accumulation limit.
3. Administrative Management Leave
Battalion Chiefs shall receive 72 ninety (90) hours of administrative
Management Leave effective July 1 of each fiscal year. Upon their
employment by the City, newly appointed employees shall be credited
with six (6) seven and one half (7.5) hours of administrative
Management Leave for each full calendar month remaining in the fiscal
year. Employees provisionally appointed shall receive six (6) seven and
one half (7.5) hours of administrative Management Leave for each full
month of such provisional appointment. Employees may receive payment
during the fiscal year only for the 72 ninety (90) hours of
base administrative Management Leave not taken. Any administrative
Management Leave not taken at the end of the fiscal year shall not carry
over to the next fiscal year.
Deputy Chiefs shall receive ninety (90) one hundred eight (108) hours
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of administrative Management Leave effective July 1 of each fiscal year.
Upon their employment by the City, newly appointed Deputy Chiefs shall
be credited with seven and one-half (7.5) nine (9) hours of administrative
Management Leave for each full calendar month remaining in the fiscal
year. Deputy Chiefs provisionally appointed shall receive seven and one-
half (7.5) nine (9) hours of administrative Management Leave for each full
month of such provisional appointment. Deputy Chiefs may receive
payment during the fiscal year only for the ninety (90) one hundred eight
(108) of base administrative Management Leave not taken.
Any administrative Management Leave not taken at the end of the fiscal
year shall not carry over to the next fiscal year.
The Fire Chief may grant up to an additional thirty-two (32)
hours administrative Management Leave to Fire Deputy Chiefs and Fire
Battalion Chiefs based on an annual job performance evaluation, as
outlined in Article VII, Section N. The determination by the Fire Chief to
grant administrative Management Leave shall be made at the time the
annual performance evaluation is completed, and credited to the
employee the following July 1st. The additional thirty-two (32)
hours administrative Management Leave shall be credited during July of
the fiscal year in which it must be taken. In determining the number of
additional hours to be awarded, the Fire Chief shall also consider the
employee’s extended work hours and attendance.
a. The additional administrative Management Leave granted cannot
be cashed in by employees.
b. Employees not otherwise eligible for administrative Management
Leave who are provisionally appointed to permanent positions in
classes eligible for administrative Management Leave, and new
employees, shall not be granted any part of this administrative
Management Leave.
4. Management Time Off
At the sole discretion and approval of the Chief, Management Time
Off (this would be over and above the Management Leave and
Supplemental Management Leave) may be granted if service delivery
and the performance of job functions will not be impaired due to the
employee’s absence. Such time off shall not be calculated on an hour
for hour basis in relation to total hours worked and it will not be
deducted from any existing time banks.
4 5. Sick Leave
Employees shall accrue sick leave at the rate of twelve (12) hours for each
completed calendar month of employment, with unlimited accumulation.
Unless otherwise modified, Administrative Manual 101.2, Constant
Staffing Policy, shall apply as well as the FMC, City administrative orders,
policies, procedures, rules and regulations concerning sick leave usage
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and administration. In the event of any conflict, Departmental policies and
Instruction No. 34 shall apply.
The first three days of sick leave used by an employee on or after July 1st
of each fiscal year will be considered Leave taken under AB1522, Healthy
Workplace Healthy Family Act of 2014 and will not be subject to
corrective/disciplinary action.
The first three days of sick leave on or after July 1st of each year can be
used for:
(1) Diagnosis, care, or treatment of an existing health condition of, or
preventive care for, an employee;
(2) Diagnosis, care, or treatment of an existing health condition of, or
preventive care for an employee’s parent (a biological, adoptive, or
foster parent, stepparent, or legal guardian of an employee or the
employee’s spouse or registered domestic partner, or a person who
stood in loco parentis when the employee was a minor child), child
(a child, which for purposes of this article means a biological,
adopted, or foster child, stepchild, legal ward, or a child to whom
the employee stands in loco parentis - this definition of a child is
applicable regardless of age or dependency status), spouse,
registered domestic partner, sibling, grandparent, or grandchild; or,
(3) For an employee who is a victim of domestic violence, sexual
assault, or stalking, the purposes described in Labor Code Section
230(c) and Labor Code Section 230.1(a).
Employees will be eligible to take earned sick leave on the ninetieth (90th)
day of employment with the City. Sick leave shall accrue at the rate of 12
hours for each completed calendar month of service, with unlimited
accrual.
After the employee has taken the first three days of sick leave on or after
July 1st of each year the provisions regarding AB1522, Healthy Workplace
Healthy Family Act of 2014 will not be applicable.
Employees who terminate City employment and return with one of year of
such termination will be entitled to reinstatement of their sick leave
balances at the time of termination from City employment, up to a total of
48 hours.
Any leave taken under these provisions which would also apply to other
sick leave provisions (e.g. Family Care Leave and/or family and medical
leave) would also count toward those provisions.
This does not increase the amount of sick leave available through the
MOU. It also does not reduce any sick leave benefits available to
employees in the MOU, or any other applicable provisions in the Fresno
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Municipal Code or Fire Department Policies and Procedures.
5 6. Compensation for Unused Leave
Employees eligible to receive payment for any unused leave balances
(i.e., holiday, administrative, sick and vacation) shall be compensated for
such accumulated leave balances based on accumulations calculated on
a fifty-six (56) hour (24-hour shift) basis.
6 7. Family Protected Sick Leave
Employees will shall be allowed to use up to half of their annual
accumulation six (6) months of accrued sick leave per fiscal year for
Protected Sick Leave in accordance with California Labor Code Section
233. Family Sick Leave. Family Protected Sick Leave shall may be used
only for those purposes defined in the California Labor Code Section 233.
The first three days shall also be considered leave taken under
California Labor Code section 246.5 (i.e., AB 1522, Healthy
Workplace Healthy Family Act of 2014). Use of Protected Sick Leave
shall be authorized and recorded by a department head or designee.
Employees who separate City employment and return within one (1)
year of such separation will be entitled to reinstatement of their sick
leave balance at the time of termination from City employment, up to
a total of forty-eight (48) hours.
7 8. Bereavement Leave
Upon the death of a member of an employee's immediate family, the
employee shall be allowed use of sick leave not to exceed forty-eight (48)
hours. Use of sick leave to attend the funeral of a person other than a
member of the immediate family may be granted to an employee by the
Fire Chief or designee. The Fire Chief or designee shall notify the
Personnel Director when any employee is granted such leave. Immediate
family, as used in this subsection, shall include parent, spouse or
registered domestic partner, natural or legally adopted child, brother,
sister, mother-in-law and father-in-law.
H. SICK LEAVE BENEFIT AT THE TIME OF ELECTION TO ENTER THE
DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION (DROP) OR AT RETIREMENT
An employee who meets the criteria as outlined below, will receive only one of
the following benefits based on whether or not the employee enters the DROP
program before retiring from City employment.
1. For an employee who has reached the minimum retirement age and who
has elected to enter the DROP Program, the calculation of the employee’s
monthly DROP amount shall include an amount equal to fifty percent
(50%) of the employee’s unused sick leave balance as of the DROP entry
date, with the sum calculated by multiplying fifty percent (50%) of the
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hours of unused sick leave by the hourly base rate of pay for the
employee in effect as of the DROP entry date. The employee’s pension
contribution on this amount will be calculated as of the date of DROP entry
by multiplying the lump sum described above in this subparagraph 1. by
the employee’s pension contribution rate and that amount will be deducted
from the employee’s DROP account. The City will also be required to
make a corresponding pension contribution to the retirement system
based on the additional pensionable compensation created by the Sick
Leave Benefit.
2. For the employee who has reached the minimum retirement age and
retires from the City without entering DROP, an amount equal to fifty
percent (50%) of the employee’s unused sick leave balance shall be
included in the computation of the employee’s retirement allowance as if it
were a one-time payment at the hourly base rate of pay for the employee
in effect at the date of retirement. The employee and the City will make a
corresponding pension contribution to the retirement system based on the
additional pensionable compensation created by the Sick Leave Benefit.
The employee’s retirement contribution will be calculated as of the date of
retirement by multiplying the lump sum described above in this
subparagraph 2. by the employee’s pension contribution rate and the
employee agrees to have this amount withheld from the employee’s first
retirement benefit payment from the Retirement System as the employee’s
retirement contribution for this additional amount of pensionable
compensation. This provision shall not apply to employees who retire prior
to age 50 due to a disability or to former employees that have separated
from City service prior to reaching the minimum retirement age and have
elected a Deferred Vested status in the City of Fresno Fire & Police
Retirement System.
3. The parties agree to reopen the meet and confer process upon request by
the Association to discuss Retirement Enhancement Options if the City
and Unit 4, Non-Management Police, or Unit 5, Non-Management Fire, or
Unit 9 Management Police, agree to retirement enhancement options. The
development and implementation of such options shall require mutual
agreement by the Association and the City.
4. During the term of this MOU, a committee will be formed with up to
three members from Local 753 and up to three members from the
City, unless otherwise mutually agreed, to review the current HRA
benefit. If, through the course of meeting, the committee identifies
possible benefit change(s), it would identify the reason for the
change(s) and how to measure the impacts of the change(s) to
include cost.
I. RETIREMENT ATTENDANCE/HEALTH INCENTIVE
At service retirement, or at a disability retirement if the employee is otherwise
eligible for service retirement, employees who have used one hundred sixty-eight
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(168) hours or less of Sick Leave (excluding hours used for workers’
compensation benefits, Bereavement Leave, and any protected leave such as
workers compensation leave – e.g. Protected Family Sick Leave and Family &
Medical Leave, or Bereavement Leave) in the 24 months preceding their date of
retirement will be credited for all unused sick leave at 50% of the employee’s
then current base rate of pay, to be used solely to pay premiums for medical
insurance (including COBRA premiums), pursuant to the City’s Health
Reimbursement Arrangement as set forth in Section J below.
J. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA)
At separation from permanent employment with the City of Fresno by service
retirement or at disability retirement if the employee is otherwise eligible for
service retirement, the value of the employee's accumulated sick leave shall be
credited to an account for the employee under the Health Reimbursement
Arrangement (HRA). Such "value" shall be determined as follows:
• For employees hired before October 17, 2016, and any employees
who do not enter DROP, all accumulated sick leave the time of
retirement multiplied by 50% of the employee's then current hourly
base rate of pay pursuant to the eligibility criteria as set forth in the
Retirement Attendance/Health Incentive provision in Section I; and
• Employees in DROP hired on or after October 17, 2016, shall have
all accumulated sick leave hours upon retirement multiplied by 50%
of the employee’s then hourly rate of pay, except that the
accumulated sick leave hours shall not exceed the number of sick
leave hours which the employee had at the time of entry into
DROP.
• Hourly base rate of pay for 40 hour work week employees shall be
the equivalent of the base monthly salary for an employee as
provided in this MOU, multiplied by twelve (12) months then divided
by 2,080 hours.
• Hourly base rate of pay for 56 hour work week employees shall be
the equivalent of the base monthly salary for an employee as
provided in this MOU, multiplied by twelve (12) months then divided
by 2,912 hours.
At the employer’s option, the accounts may be book accounts only – no actual
trust account shall be established for any employee. Each HRA book account
shall be credited on a monthly basis with a rate of earnings equal to the yield on
the City's Investment Portfolio (provided that such yield is positive) but not to be
below zero.
The HRA accounts shall be used solely to pay premiums for medical insurance
(including COBRA premiums) covering the participant, the participant's spouse
(or surviving spouse in the event of the death of the participant), and the
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participant's dependents. Once a participant's account under the HRA has been
reduced to $0, no further benefits shall be payable by the HRA. If the participant,
the participant's spouse, and the participant's dependents die before the
participant's account under the HRA has been reduced to $0, no death benefit
shall be payable to any person by the HRA.
K. JURY DUTY AND COURT APPEARANCES
Jury Duty - With the permission of the Fire Chief or designee, an employee who
is required to report for and does report for jury duty may not be required to
report for regular duty prior to jury service if such report is impractical or would
cause the employee to be late for jury duty. If the employee is required to report
for jury duty on the day following a duty shift, the employee may be released up
to one hour prior to the shift’s end, if necessary, to assure timely attendance at
jury duty. Employees in this Unit shall not be required to refund to the City any
mileage reimbursement received as a result of jury duty.
Court Appearances - The payment of Court time/appearances shall be in
accordance with FMC Section 3-109.
L. ABSENT WITH RELIEF (AWR)
1. With the approval of the Fire Chief or designee, an employee may attend
to Association or other personal matters by providing the City an off-duty
employee of like rank to work for such absent employee. The City shall
incur no additional liability due to such replacement nor shall the City
assume any responsibility regarding "pay back" of such time. It shall be
the duty of the employee to arrange for replacement and secure required
approval not less than ten hours in advance of the requested absence. In
cases of tardiness, the ten hour notice requirement will be waived. In the
event of an emergency, the ten hours notice may be waived with approval
of the Fire Chief or designee. Should an employee become ill while
working an AWR, as outlined by Department policy, the employee shall
make a diligent attempt to secure a replacement with an AWR. An ill
employee becoming ill while working an AWR is eligible to use earned
holiday or vacation leave to replace the AWR. Use of accumulated
vacation and/or holiday leave, when an employee's sick leave is
exhausted, is prohibited unless approved by the Fire Chief. An employee
becoming ill between 2000 and 0800 hours is eligible use earned sick
leave to replace the AWR. Such approval shall not be unreasonably
withheld. An employee requesting approval of an AWR shall submit a
document by which the substitute employee assigns to the City an amount
of the employee’s salary equal to the salary which will accrue to the
requesting employee during the absence. Such assignment shall be
executed by the City solely for that portion of the requesting employee's
shift which the substitute employee fails to work for any reason. In such
event, the failure by the replacement employee to report or remain for duty
shall not result in any loss of compensation to the requesting employee.
No loss of compensation shall occur if the replacement provides a
substitute employee of like rank during the absence. Approved AWR's
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shall not be revoked by the City.
2. No employee shall take an AWR for the purpose of other employment,
self-employment included.
3. AWR's are governed by Fresno Fire Department Administrative Manual
101.2, Constant Staffing Policy, and may be modified by mutual
agreement of the parties.
M. WORKERS' COMPENSATION
1. Notwithstanding the provisions of FMC Section 3-118, an employee who
suffers an injury/illness in the course and scope of City employment shall
receive 100% percent of the employee’s full wages or salary in
accordance with Labor Code 4850.
2. If the employee is placed on Sick, Vacation, or Holiday leave pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury
or illness is determined to be industrial, sick leave, vacation, or holiday the
leave category used above shall be restored within thirty (30) calendar
days of such determination provided that the employee has submitted all
necessary documents relevant to their workers’ compensation claim, and
the employee placed on work related injury/illness leave as provided
herein.
3. If the employee is placed on Sick leave, Vacation, or Holiday leave
pending determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and
the injury or illness is determined not to be industrial, sick leave, vacation,
or holiday the leave category used above shall not be restored.
4. Retirement benefits shall not be reduced as a result of compensation paid
at the 100 percent rate level of compensation established herein.
Changes in contribution by the City and employee shall be in accordance
with the applicable FMC retirement code sections in the City’s Fire and
Police Retirement System.
5. Taxes shall not be withheld on compensation at the 100 percent rate
which is paid due to an injury or illness sustained in the course and scope
of employment with the City. In the event Federal tax regulations are
amended to include compensation received while absent due to injury or
illness suffered in the course and scope of employment as taxable
income, the parties agree to meet and confer over the affect effect of such
change. The parties agree that such meet and confer is limited to the
provisions of Article VII, Section M and that it does not constitute a
reopener of the entire MOU.
6. Notwithstanding the provisions of the FMC, for the first sixty (60) days of
absence in any fiscal year, benefits, including but not limited to holiday
leave accumulation and uniform allowance, shall continue to accrue.
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N. SUPPRESSION SERVICE DELIVERY
The City intends for the members of this Unit to be the management providers of
fire suppression to the City of Fresno. This does not preclude instant aid
agreements, reciprocal or non-reciprocal aid agreements, or other interim
measures to accomplish this intent, nor is it intended to restrict the ability of the
City to determine the mission of its Fire Department.
Nothing herein is intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the
Association regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
O. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT
(FMLA), CALIFORNIA FAMILY RIGHTS ACT (CFRA) AND WORKPLACE
VIOLENCE
The requirements mandated by these statutes have been established in City
policies (Administrative Order manual and Injury and Illness Prevention Program
handbook) and the Family Medical Leave Act Handbook.
P. NO SMOKINGTOBACCO POLICY AND DRUG/ALCOHOL TESTING
PROCEDURES
No smoking Tobacco, and drug and alcohol testing procedures have been
established in departmental operational policies, and may be modified by mutual
agreement of the parties.
Q. HOURS OF WORK AND SCHEDULES
1. The workweek for the City begins on Monday at 12:01 a.m. and ends the
following Sunday at midnight. The comparison of hours between a 5/8,
9/80 and/or 4/10 with that of a twenty-four (24) hour schedule, or vice
versa, utilizes a conversion factor of 1.4.
2. Each 9/80 work schedule will consist of eight 9-hour shifts, one 8-hour
shift and one day off per 14-day period broken down into two 40-hour per
week Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) work weeks. All employees
working a 9/80 work schedule shall have an FLSA work week which
begins four hours after the start time of the day of the week which
constitutes the employee’s alternating day off. This shall be an 8-hour
shift. The work week shall end exactly 168 hours later.
Scheduling of days off is determined by management, but must be on a
Monday or Friday.
3. Workweek schedules are established by the department/divisions based
upon the need to provide service to the public/other city departments.
4. For 5/8, 9/80 and/or 4/10 schedules, position assignments by
classification, staffing levels, workweek schedules, and days off are
determined solely by management, and are subject to change based on
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varying workload, the addition of authorized staffing, and department
operational and service needs.
(a) Employees temporarily/permanently assigned to perform
administrative tours of duty are assigned by management to a 5/8,
9/80 or 4/10 workweek schedule, or combination thereof. (Light
duty is not considered a temporary/permanent administrative tour of
duty.) Based on the needs of the service, an employee’s work
schedule may be modified with at least five calendar days written
notice to the affected employees. In the event of an emergency,
such work schedule may be modified with less notice.
As determined by the Chief or designee, employees assigned to
assist with Firefighter Recruit Academy or School will be placed on
a 5/8 schedule during this special training period of time.
(b) The hours for a 5/8 workweek consist of five, eight hour days with
two consecutive days off. The hours for a 4/10 workweek consist of
four, ten hour days with three days off, of which two of the days off
will be consecutive. Scheduling of days off is determined by
management.
(c) Leave requests for all time off are processed utilizing a conversion
factor of 1.4.
5. The 2/4 schedule shall be the normal work schedule for employees on a
56 hour work week. The 2/4 schedule will consist of two 24-hour worked
back to back, with four shifts off (e.g. AABBCCAABBCC). All transfers and
movement of relief personnel in such manner as to avoid having
employees work greater than 72 consecutive hours.
R. DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF STATUS
An employee holding the position of Fire Deputy Chief who is removed for
reasons other than malfeasance or misconduct may return to a position in the
previous class held. For example, if the Fire Deputy Chief has previously held
status as a Fire Battalion Chief, the employee has return rights to a position in
the class of Fire Battalion Chief. The Fire Chief or designee has the prerogative
of assigning the former Fire Deputy Chief as necessary for the good of the
service. Time spent in the Fire Deputy Chief position will be considered in
determining seniority in the last previous job class held. No other employee in
this Unit shall be demoted (bumped) to a position in a lower class as a result of
this action.
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ARTICLE VIII
HEADINGS/REFERENCES/CITATIONS
A. HEADINGS
MOU article, provision, and paragraph headings (includes exhibits, addendums,
attachments and side letters) contained herein are solely for the purpose of
convenience, and shall not affect the construction or interpretation of any of the
language of this MOU.
B. REFERENCES/CITATIONS
References/citations in this MOU (includes exhibits, addendums, attachments,
and side letters) to any existing federal, state, or city ordinances, rules,
regulations, policies, Administrative Order Manual, Personnel Manual sections
and subsections thereof, Salary Resolution sections and subsection thereof, and
side letters in no way incorporates said references/citations into this MOU, unless
so noted.
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ARTICLE IX
SAVING CLAUSE/FULL UNDERSTANDING
A. SAVING CLAUSE
In the event any article, section or portion of this MOU should be held invalid and
unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall apply
only to the specific article, section or portion thereof specified in the court's
decision, and upon issuance of such a decision, the City and the Association
agree to immediately meet and confer upon a substitute for the invalidated
article, section, or portion thereof.
B. FULL UNDERSTANDING
It is intended that this MOU sets forth the full and entire understanding of the
parties, and any previous understanding or agreements by the parties regarding
all such matters are hereby superseded and terminated in their entirety. With
respect to side letter agreements, any not attached to this MOU are hereby
terminated in their entirety. Those side letter agreements attached to this MOU
shall continue in force subject to the terms and conditions set forth within each
side letter. In the absence of any specified term in any such side letter, they shall
terminate upon the expiration of this MOU. Any side letter agreement entered
into during the term of this MOU shall continue in force subject to the terms and
conditions set forth in the side letter. This paragraph is not intended to prevent
either party from relying on discussions which occurred during the meet and
confer process for the purpose of clarifying the meaning of this MOU.
C. Nothing in this Article shall be interpreted to mean that the parties waive any
rights under the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act, Government Code Section 3500,
et. seq.
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ARTICLE X
TERMINATION
This MOU shall be in full force and effect from October 17, 2016 July 1, 2018,
through June 30, 2018 June 30, 2020, subject to Sections A., B., and C. below.
A. This MOU shall be effective only after ratification by the members of the
Association, followed by City Council approval and the expiration of the waiting
period for the Mayor’s action provided in Charter sections 605 and 609, and shall
remain in full force and effect through the 30th day of June, 2018 June, 2020.
B. During the term of this MOU, should either party desire to modify its terms or to
meet and confer as to matters within the scope of representation which are not
addressed in this MOU, the party requesting such modification shall request in
writing to meet and confer on the item(s), which item(s) shall be specified in
writing.
C. During the term of this MOU, either party may refuse such request by the other to
meet and confer without explanation if (1) the item is directly considered and
specifically addressed herein; or (2) is directly considered and specifically
addressed in any FMC section, charter section or provision, or resolution section,
which section specifically establishes wages, hours, or other terms and
conditions of employment; or (3) the specific item was included in an initial
written proposal from the party making the request during the meet and confer
process which led to this MOU. It is further agreed, however, that this Article shall
not prohibit the parties from requesting to meet and confer on changes to federal
or state statutes or regulations, or binding case law changes regarding
statutes or regulations after exhaustion of the appeal process, referred to or
cited in this MOU, in which case the request to meet and confer shall not be
refused.
D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties agree to meet and confer over
the following items during the term of this MOU.
1. The City and Association shall meet and agree over any pProposed
changes to the Personnel and Civil Service provisions of the FMC during
the term of this MOU. If the Unit wishes to meet regarding any proposed
changes, a meeting or meetings to discuss the proposed changes will not
be unreasonably delayed.
2. Developing processes for administrative appeals of punitive actions
under the Firefighters Procedural Bill of Rights Act (Gov. Code
Sections 3250 et. seq.) within six months of the implementation of
this MOU.
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EXHIBIT I - SALARIES
TABLE I
Fire Management - Unit 10
Salaries - Effective October 1, 2018
STEP A B C D E F
Fire Battalion Chief 8750 9190 9647 10128 10635 11166
Fire Deputy Chief 11094 11649 12233 12845 13487 14164
TABLE II
Fire Management - Unit 10
Salaries - Effective September 30, 2020
STEP A B C D E F G
Fire Battalion Chief 8750 9190 9647 10128 10635 11166 11725
Fire Deputy Chief 11094 11649 12233 12845 13487 14164 14873
BETWEEN AND FOR THE
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
FRESNO CITY FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
LOCAL No. 753
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIREFIGHTERS
A.F.L. - C.I.O.
(Fire Management - Unit 10)
JULY 1, 2018 TO JUNE 30, 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ARTICLE I – PREAMBLE ................................................................................................ 1
A. PURPOSE ............................................................................................................ 1
B. DEFINITIONS ....................................................................................................... 1
C. GOVERNING LAWS ............................................................................................ 1
ARTICLE II – EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ................................................................................ 2
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 2
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES ........................................................................ 2
C. NONDISCRIMINATION ........................................................................................ 2
ARTICLE III – CITY RIGHTS .......................................................................................... 3
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 3
ARTICLE IV – RECOGNITION ....................................................................................... 4
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION ........................................................................... 4
B. RECOGNITION OF UNIT DESCRIPTION............................................................ 4
C. CITY RECOGNITION ........................................................................................... 4
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION ........................................................ 4
E. INFORMATION TO ASSOCIATION ..................................................................... 4
F. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE ...................................................................................... 5
G. UNILATERAL ACTION ......................................................................................... 5
ARTICLE V – SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION ............................................................. 7
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 7
B. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE ................................................................................. 7
ARTICLE VI – DUES DEDUCTION ............................................................................... 10
A. GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 10
B. DUES CHECK-OFF ............................................................................................ 10
C. EXCEPTIONS TO DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION * * * ........................ 11
D. DUES DEDUCTION * * * .................................................................................... 11
ARTICLE VII – COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ...................................................... 12
A. GENERAL .......................................................................................................... 12
B. SALARIES AND PENSION CONTRIBUTION .................................................... 12
C. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE ............................................ 15
D. HEALTH AND WELFARE .................................................................................. 15
E. UNIFORM ALLOWANCE ................................................................................... 16
F. PREMIUM PAY .................................................................................................. 16
1. Working Additional Full or Partial Shifts .................................................. 16
2. Education Incentive ................................................................................ 17
3. Mutual Aid Agreements/Overhead Replacement Pay ............................ 17
4. Staff Position Assignments ..................................................................... 18
5. Bilingual Certification Program ............................................................... 18
G. LEAVES ............................................................................................................. 19
1. Holiday Leave ......................................................................................... 19
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2. Vacation Leave ....................................................................................... 19
3. * * *Management Leave ......................................................................... 20
4. Management Time Off .......................................................................... 21
5. Sick Leave .............................................................................................. 21
6. Compensation for Unused Leave ........................................................... 21
7. * * *Protected Sick Leave ...................................................................... 21
8. Bereavement Leave ............................................................................... 21
H. SICK LEAVE BENEFIT AT THE TIME OF ELECTION TO ENTER THE
DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION (DROP) OR AT RETIREMENT ............... 22
I. RETIREMENT ATTENDANCE/HEALTH INCENTIVE ........................................ 23
J. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA) ..................................... 23
K. JURY DUTY AND COURT APPEARANCES ..................................................... 24
L. ABSENT WITH RELIEF (AWR) .......................................................................... 24
M. WORKERS' COMPENSATION .......................................................................... 25
N. SUPPRESSION SERVICE DELIVERY .............................................................. 26
O. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT
(FMLA), CALIFORNIA FAMILY RIGHTS ACT (CFRA) AND WORKPLACE
VIOLENCE ......................................................................................................... 26
P. * * * TOBACCO POLICY AND DRUG/ALCOHOL TESTING PROCEDURES ... 26
Q. HOURS OF WORK AND SCHEDULES ............................................................. 26
R. DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF STATUS ......................................................................... 28
ARTICLE VIII – HEADINGS/REFERENCES/CITATIONS ................... 29_Toc517877970
A. HEADINGS ......................................................................................................... 29
B. REFERENCES/CITATIONS ............................................................................... 29
ARTICLE IX – SAVING CLAUSE/FULL UNDERSTANDING ........................................ 30
A. SAVING CLAUSE ............................................................................................... 30
B. FULL UNDERSTANDING .................................................................................. 30
ARTICLE X – TERMINATION ....................................................................................... 31
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EXHIBIT I - SALARIES .................................................................................................. 33
LEGEND
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[§ deleted] = section/subsection deleted
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ARTICLE I
PREAMBLE
A. PURPOSE
This Memorandum of Understanding, hereinafter MOU, entered into between the
City of Fresno, hereinafter referred to as the City, and Fresno City Firefighters
Association Local 753, International Association of Fire Fighters, AFL-CIO, (Fire
Management - Unit 10) hereinafter referred to as the Association, has as its
purpose: To establish wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment for the members of this Unit.
B. DEFINITIONS
Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, and except to
the extent that a particular word or phrase is otherwise specifically defined in this
MOU, the definitions and provisions contained in Sections 3-101, 3-201, 3-301,
3-401 and 3-603 of the Fresno Municipal Code (hereinafter FMC) shall govern
the construction, meaning, and application of words and phrases used herein.
The definition of each word or phrase shall constitute, to the extent applicable,
the definition of each word or phrase which is derivative from it, or which it is a
derivative, as the case may be.
C. GOVERNING LAWS
The legal relationship between the City and its employees and the City and the
Association is governed by Chapter 10 of Division 4 of Title I of the Government
Code (Section 3500 et seq., commonly known as the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act),
* * * Chapter 4 of Part 7 of Division 2 of the California Labor Code (Sections
1960, 1961, 1962, and 1963), as may be amended from time to time, and Article
6* * * of Chapter 3* * * of the FMC. In the event of any conflict between said laws
and this MOU, or in the event of conflicts in interpretation, said laws shall govern.
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ARTICLE II
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
The rights of employees, except as expressly modified herein, are as set forth in
FMC Section 3-604. Execution of this MOU by the Association shall not be
deemed a waiver of any Association or employee right unless the right is clearly
or explicitly modified or restricted herein.
B. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
All employees in the Fire Management Unit, hereinafter Unit, acknowledge that
the City shall consider the positions and proposals of the Association as the meet
and confer positions and proposals of all employees, individually and collectively,
in said Unit.
C. NONDISCRIMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall apply equally to and be exercised by, all
employees consistent with state and federal nondiscrimination statutes. City
practices and policies will be consistent with the requirements mandated by
applicable federal and state nondiscrimination statutes.
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ARTICLE III
CITY RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
1. The rights of the City include those rights enumerated in FMC Section 3-
605, as the same may be amended from time to time.
2. All other rights formerly or presently enjoyed by or vested in the City on
the effective date of this MOU and not mentioned in paragraph 1 are
retained by and reserved to the City unless explicitly waived by the City by
resolution of the Council or by Council approved MOU.
3. Nothing in this MOU shall be construed as delegating to others the
authority conferred by law on the City, or in any way abridging or reducing
such authority.
4. This MOU is not intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the
Association regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
5. This MOU shall be construed as requiring the City to follow its provisions
in the exercise of the authority conferred upon the City by law, except that
this clause shall not be deemed to be a grant of authority to sue any
person, including the Association, not otherwise existing.
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ARTICLE IV
RECOGNITION
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION
The City acknowledges the Association as the recognized employee organization
representing the Unit, and therefore, shall comply with all provisions of the
Meyers-Milias-Brown Act (Government Code §3500 et. seq.) including, but
not limited to * * * meeting and * * * conferring in good faith promptly upon
request by * * * either party and continue for a reasonable period of time in order
to exchange freely information, opinions, and proposals, and to endeavor to
reach agreement on matters within the scope of representation * * *. In order
to ensure that the meet and confer process on a successor MOU includes
adequate time for full consideration of the proposals of both parties and for the
resolution of any impasse, MOU negotiations may be initiated at the request of
either party as early as six (6) months preceding expiration of the MOU, but in
any case, shall commence no later than four (4) months preceding expiration of
the MOU. Nothing in this provision is intended to supersede provisions of
Article X, Section C.
B. RECOGNITION OF UNIT DESCRIPTION
The Fire Management Unit consists of all employees holding a permanent
position, as defined in FMC Section 3-202(p)(4), in one of the following classes,
as such Unit may be modified from time to time pursuant to the provisions of the
FMC:
Fire Battalion Chief
Fire Deputy Chief
C. CITY RECOGNITION
The Association recognizes the City Manager of the City, or such other person as
may be designated in writing, as the designated representative of the City
pursuant to FMC Section 3-615, and shall meet and confer in good faith promptly
upon request by the City and continue for a reasonable period of time in order to
exchange freely information, opinions, and proposals.
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION
The Association and the City recognize and acknowledge their mutual obligation
and responsibility to effectuate the purposes set forth in, and to adhere to the
conditions and clauses set forth in this MOU.
E. INFORMATION TO ASSOCIATION
1. The City shall provide to the Association:
(a) Changes to the Salary Resolution that affect employees in this
Unit.
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(b) Changes to Job Specifications for classes in this Unit.
(c) Changes to the Administrative Order Manual that affect employees
in this Unit.
(d) Changes to the Fire Department organizational structure that affect
employees in this Unit.
(e) Additions or deletions of classes that affect this Unit.
2. The Fire Department shall provide:
(a) Copies of written departmental policies, rules and regulations prior
to implementation, on matters which directly affect employees in
this Unit, except in an urgent situation, in which case the City shall
discuss the issue with the Association as soon as possible
thereafter.
(b) An opportunity to discuss matters of interest to employees in this
Unit, directly with the Association or through committees or
advisory bodies created for that purpose.
F. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE
1. No lockout of employees shall be instituted by the City during the term of
this MOU.
2. Nothing contained in this section is intended to waive or infringe upon any
rights guaranteed to any party or entity under the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act
(MMBA), Government Code §§ 3500, et seq., or any other applicable
State or Federal law.
3. Participation by an employee in an unlawful strike or work stoppage shall
subject the employee to disciplinary action, up to and including removal
from City service. Participation by an employee in a lawful strike or work
stoppage is governed by Labor Code Section 1962.
G. UNILATERAL ACTION
In the event the meet and confer process for a successor MOU results in an
impasse, as defined in the FMC, the City shall not take unilateral action regarding
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment prior to the
completion of the impasse procedures outlined in the FMC.
H. NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION
The Fire Department will provide an opportunity for IAFF to address new
hires during department training/orientation. IAFF will be provided a
minimum of a two hour block of time in the program. The Fire Department
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will notify IAFF at least 10 days’ in advance of a scheduled orientation.
I. EMPLOYEE INFORMATION
The City will provide the employee information it has on file in compliance
with California Government Code Section 3558 for all new hires in the
bargaining unit within 30 days of hire, as well as all employees represented
by IAFF at least once per quarter.
Pursuant to Government Code Section 3558, employees may opt out of
releasing the following information to the union: home address, home and
personal cellular telephone numbers, and personal email addresses. The
City of Fresno’s Dues Deduction Authorization shall be modified to include
the opportunity for the employee to opt out of releasing the above
information, and notification that the City will furnish IAFF required
information pursuant to AB 119.
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ARTICLE V
SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION
A. GENERAL
"Scope of representation" shall be as defined in FMC Section 3-603 (w), as
follows:
"Scope of representation" means all matters relating to employer-
employee relations, including, but not limited to, wages, hours, and
other terms and conditions of employment. Employee rights, as set
forth in FMC Section 3-604, and City rights as set forth in FMC
Section 3-605(a), are excluded from the scope of representation.
B. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
1. A grievance is a dispute concerning the interpretation or application of any
existing City rule or regulation governing personnel practices or working
conditions, including this MOU. A grievance involves the claimed
misapplication or misinterpretation of a rule or regulation relating to an
existing right or duty; it does not relate to the establishment or abolition of
a right or duty. This procedure shall not apply to any dispute for which
there is another established resolution procedure, including but not limited
to, appeal to the Civil Service Board, Retirement Board, State of
California Office of Administrative Hearings, or unfair employer-
employee relations charge fact-finding procedure.
2. A written grievance must set forth the rule or regulation claimed to have
been violated, describe the specific incident or circumstances of the
alleged violation, and specify the remedy sought. Any dispute between the
parties as to the grievability of an issue or as to whether the requirements
of this procedure have been met shall be presented to the Grievance
Advisory Committee. The Committee shall rule on the dispute before
proceeding with the hearing.
3. The Association may represent employees covered by this MOU on a
grievance under the grievance procedure.
4. An Association Officer designated by the Association in writing shall be
excused from regular duties without loss of compensation for such time as
is necessary to attend and represent the grievant at a grievance hearing,
beginning at the first level of supervision.
5. The procedure and sequence in filing and processing a grievance shall be
as follows:
(a) The grievant and/or Association representative shall discuss the
grievance with the grievant’s immediate supervisor before a written
grievance may be filed.
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(1) If the grievance is not settled through this discussion, it
either may be discussed with the next higher supervisor or a
written grievance may be filed with the grievant’s immediate
supervisor. A written grievance must be filed within twenty-
one (21) calendar days from the time the grievant becomes
aware or should have become aware of the issue or incident
giving rise to the problem. Copies of correspondence shall
be sent to Labor Relations.
(2) Upon receipt of a written grievance, the immediate
supervisor shall give the grievant a written reply, with a
copy sent to Labor Relations, within nine (9) calendar
days.
(3) Prior to moving to the next level, the grievance shall be
referred to the Association for review and recommendations.
(b) Should the grievant not be satisfied with the answer received from
the immediate supervisor, the grievant may within nine (9) calendar
days file an appeal to the Fire Chief. The Fire Chief shall have
twenty-one (21) calendar days after receipt of the appeal to review
the matter, investigate and provide a written answer to the appeal,
explaining clearly the decision or proposed action and reasons
thereof. The grievant and/or representative shall have the
opportunity, if desired, to present to the Fire Chief the position
regarding the grievance. Copies of correspondence shall be
sent to Labor Relations.
(c) The City and Association may mutually agree to waive steps 1 and
2 and proceed directly to hearing by the Committee when the issue
is one over which the grievant’s supervisor or Fire Chief has no
jurisdiction.
(1) If the grievant is not satisfied with the decision of the Fire
Chief, the grievant may within nine (9) calendar days after
receipt of the written reply, file a request for a review of the
Fire Chief’s decision to the Grievance Advisory Committee,
with a copy sent to Labor Relations.
(2) The City and the Association may agree to seek resolution of
the grievance through mediation using the services of the
State Conciliation Service, prior to hearing by the Grievance
Advisory Committee. Time limits for processing of grievance
are automatically extended for so long as mediation is in
process. The fees and expenses of the mediator shall be
paid half by the City and half by the grievant and/or
Association.
(3) From the date a grievance, otherwise meeting all criteria for
the filing and processing of a grievance, reaches the Labor
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Relations Division, the Grievance Advisory Committee will
attempt to convene within thirty (30) calendar days in order
to hear the grievance.
(4) The Grievance Advisory Committee shall conduct a hearing
and make a recommendation to the City Manager within
thirty (30) calendar days of their last meeting. Any fees and
expenses for the GAC shall be paid half by the City, and
half by the grievant and/or Association.
The Grievance Advisory Committee shall be bound by the
language of the MOU, City Administrative Orders,
ordinances, rules and regulations, and department rules and
regulations consistent therewith in considering any issue
properly before them. The Grievance Advisory Committee
shall be expressly confined to the precise issues submitted
and shall have no authority to consider any other issue not
so submitted. The Grievance Advisory Committee may not
recommend changes in established wages or benefits, nor
recommend the payment of back wages or benefits to a date
prior to the date of the incident.
(5) The Grievance Advisory Committee shall be composed of
three members, one selected by the Association, one
selected by the City and one member mutually agreed to by
the parties.
(d) The City Manager shall review the decision of the Fire Chief and
recommendations of the Grievance Advisory Committee and shall
render a final written decision to the grievant within twenty-one (21)
calendar days after receipt from the Grievance Advisory
Committee.
(e) Failure of the grievant to file the grievance or an appeal within the
specified time limit for any step of the procedure shall constitute an
abandonment of the grievance.
Failure of the responsible supervisor or official of the City to render
a decision within the specified time limit established by this
procedure shall automatically move the grievance to the next higher
level for action, without action required of the grievant. All time
limits herein may be extended by mutual agreement of the parties.
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ARTICLE VI
DUES DEDUCTION
A. GENERAL
1. Except as expressly modified herein, the procedures governing dues
deductions, agency shop, hold harmless obligations, religious and
conscientious objections, and financial reporting requirements, shall be as
provided in Government Code Section 3502.5, as the same may be
amended from time to time.
2. Any appeal of a termination resulting from the application of this Section
shall be processed in accordance with the provisions of the FMC.
B. DUES CHECK-OFF
Rules governing dues check-off are set forth in FMC Section 3-620, as the same
may be amended from time to time.
1. The City shall deduct the dues or benefit premiums, or both, upon proper
authorization by Association members in the Unit.
2. If a member in the Unit desires the City to deduct dues or benefit
premiums from the member’s paycheck, a deduction authorization shall be
made upon a written Dues Deduction Authorization * * *.
3. The service fee shall consist of, and not exceed, the standard initiation
fee, periodic dues, and general assessments of the Association for the
duration of this MOU. The Association shall not require a non-member of
the Association to make any payment to a Political Action Committee, nor
shall the Association include as a part of the service fee any amount to be
used for political purposes.
4. In the event an employee covered hereunder does not authorize
deduction of either Association dues or a service fee from the employee’s
paycheck and does not make such payment directly to the Association,
the Association shall provide a certification, signed by the Association
President, to the City of such failure. Prior to such certification, the
Association shall notify the employee of its intent to provide certification to
the City, and give the employee an opportunity to respond within thirty (30)
days. Certification shall be in the form of a letter from the Association to
the City. Such failure by an employee shall constitute grounds for
termination by the appointing authority.
5. A Dues Deduction Authorization * * * may be revoked by a member in the
Unit, and the dues or benefit deduction canceled, only during the months
of November and December of any year.
If an Association member in the Unit desires to revoke a Dues Deduction
Authorization * * *, a Dues Deduction Revocation shall be made upon a
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written Dues Deduction Revocation * * * request.
Dues Deduction Authorization and Dues Deduction Revocation * * *
forms are available at the Finance Department, Payroll Section and the
Personnel Services Department.
6. Upon written authorization by a retired member of the Association, the City
shall deduct Association deductions, credit union deductions and benefit
fund deductions from the retirement check of such retired member and
forward such deductions as designated, within 14 days.
C. EXCEPTIONS TO DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION * * *
1. The Association member's earnings must be sufficient after other legal
and required deductions are made to cover the amount of the dues
deduction authorized. When a member is a non-pay status for an entire
pay period, no dues deduction shall be made from future earnings to cover
that pay period, nor will the member be required to deposit the amount
which would have been deducted if the member had been in a pay status
during the pay period. In the case of a member who is a non-pay status
during only a part of the pay period and whose salary is insufficient to
cover other legal and required deductions, no dues deduction or deposit
shall be made.
D. DUES DEDUCTION * * *
1. * * * Dues deductions covering all such deductions shall be transmitted
by electronic funds transfer to an account designated by Fresno City
Firefighters Association Local No. 753. * * *
2. * * *Dues deductions shall be * * * transmitted no later than 14 days from
the date of deduction.
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ARTICLE VII
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. GENERAL
All economic benefits, provided by Council ordinance or formal Council resolution
and not otherwise clearly and explicitly modified or restricted in this MOU, shall
be continued without alteration during the term of this MOU.
B. SALARIES AND PENSION CONTRIBUTION
1. Salaries
a. Effective * * * October 1, 2018, salaries shall be increased by * * *
three percent (3%) as reflected in Exhibit I, Table I, attached
hereto and incorporated by reference.
b. Effective * * * September 30, 2019, * * * salaries shall be as
reflected in Exhibit I, Table II, attached hereto and incorporated by
this reference to include a “G” Step. The “G” Step represents a
five percent (5%) increase above the “F” Step. A member is
required to be in the “F” Step for one (1) year prior to
advancement to the “G” Step. Those employees who are
currently at “F” Step and have been so for at least one year on
or prior to September 30, 2019, will automatically move to the
“G” Step. All other members will advance to the “G” Step after
one year of service at the “F” Step.
c. COLA Adjustments for Career Rank Average Method DROP
Members and Retirees
Effective September 30, 2019, any future cost of living
adjustments (“COLA adjustments”) for Career-Rank Average
Method Deferred Retirement Option Program (“DROP”)
members and retirees who entered DROP or retired (not
having entered DROP) from positions in this unit under FMC
Section 3301(a)(9) prior to September 30, 2019, and whose
COLA adjustments are calculated using the “F” Step of their
respective rank, shall have their COLA adjustments calculated
under FMC Section 3301 (a)(9) using the “G” Step salary in lieu
of their “F” Step salary to determine average compensation.
d. COLA Adjustments for Final Three Year Average Method
DROP Members and Retirees
Effective September 30, 2019, any future COLA adjustments
for Final Three Year Average Method DROP members and
retirees shall be calculated pursuant to FMC Section 3-302(g).
e. Promotion
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Employees who are promoted from the Basic Unit (Unit 5) to
the Management Unit (Unit 10) will be promoted to a step
which is not less than three and one half percent (3.5%) above
their compensation at their lower classification to include all
premium pays actually received at the time of promotion, but
excluding any overtime payments, or, fifteen percent (15%)
above top step Fire Captain, whichever is greater.
2. Pension Contribution
The following applies to employee’s pension contributions:
a. Employees in Unit 10 shall make an additional contribution equal to
one percent (1%) of their pensionable compensation to the City of
Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System, reducing the City
normal contribution by a corresponding amount. In accordance with
Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance, the
City shall pick-up and pay the contribution by salary reduction to the
City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System. The employee
shall have no option to receive the 1% contribution in cash. The 1%
contribution paid by the employee will not be credited to an
employee’s accumulated contribution account nor will it be
deposited into a member’s Deferred Retirement Option Program
(“DROP”) account.
b. All members who were hired into a permanent City position on or
after July 1, 2014 shall make an additional contribution equal to
three percent (3%) of their pensionable compensation to the City
of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System, reducing the City
contribution by a corresponding amount. In accordance with
Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance,
the City shall pick-up and pay the contribution by salary reduction
in accordance with this provision to the City of Fresno Fire and
Police Retirement System. The employee shall have no option to
receive the three percent (3%) contribution in cash. The three
percent (3%) contribution paid by the employee will not be
credited to an employee’s accumulated contribution account nor
will it be deposited into a member’s Deferred Retirement Option
Program (“DROP”) account.
c. Employees who separate City employment regardless of reason
and withdraw their employee contributions from the Fire and
Police Retirement System between July 1, 2014, and the effective
date of a Fresno Municipal Code amendment pursuant to the
provisions in paragraph “d” will have an amount refunded by the
City equal to the additional amount contributed in accordance with
paragraph “a” and “b” above.
d. With the support of the Association, the City will make efforts to
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amend the * * * FMC to allow the additional contribution amounts
above in paragraphs “a” and “b” to become part of the Member
Normal Contribution Rate. When the Municipal Code is so
amended, the City and the Association agree that, on the first pay
period following the date the new FMC provision goes into effect,
all of the following will apply:
1. Active members in Tier 2 who were hired before July 1,
2014, shall have their Normal Contribution Rate increased
from nine percent (9%) to ten percent (10%).
2. Active members in Tier 2 who were hired on or after July 1,
2014, shall have their Normal Contribution Rate increased
from nine percent (9%) to twelve percent (12%).
3. Members of Tier 1 shall have their Member Normal
Contribution Rate increased by an additional one percent
(1%) which will be added to their existing Entry Age Normal
Contribution Rate effective with the change in the FMC in
accordance with this Section.
4. Members who entered DROP prior to March 7, 2011 are
not required to make Member Normal Contributions in
accordance with the provisions in the Fresno Municipal
Code.
5. Members who enter DROP on or after March 7, 2011 are
required to make Member Normal Contributions, and their
Member Normal Contributions shall continue to be
deposited into the member’s DROP account.
e. There will be a limited reopener of the MOU to negotiate solely
on amending FMC Sections on Pension regarding “Dissolution
or Legal Separation.” Any change to the FMC in this regard
would proceed only if there is no adverse impact to either the
City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System (Tiers 1 and 2)
or the City of Fresno’s employer contribution rates (e.g., it will
be cost-neutral to Tiers 1 and 2 and the City of Fresno, and will
not jeopardize in any way the Systems’ tax-qualified status
under the Internal Revenue Code).
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C. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE
The City shall provide Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance for
members of this Unit in the amounts and formulas currently provided.
D. HEALTH AND WELFARE
The City and the Association agree that the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust has the sole authority to determine the benefits that will be
provided during the term of this MOU. The sole responsibility of the City under
this clause is to provide a set dollar amount to be contributed to the Trust on
behalf of the employees represented by the Association. Effective August 1,
2014, the City will contribute seventy-five percent (75%) of the premium
established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust Board, and
the employee may opt to contribute the amount necessary to make up the
difference of the premium established by the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust Board, through payroll deductions, or accept a reduced coverage
option.
After August 1, 2014, the cost of any future increases in the health and welfare
premium will be shared on a fifty percent (50%) basis by the City and employees,
except that employees will be required to pay no more than thirty percent (30%)
of the premium established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare
Trust Board. At such time as the employee share is set at 30%, the City shall pay
70%.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a successor
MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed resulting in a
greater contribution by the City (including maintenance of percentage
contributions) the City, upon the Association’s request, will match that benefit.
The City and the Association shall meet and confer on proposed modifications to
the Health and Welfare Trust; and proposed alternative health plans. The
process may include other represented bargaining units. It is understood that the
continuation of the Side Letter on the Health & Welfare Trust dated February 24,
2009 shall be included in this process.
The parties also agree to work collectively in conjunction with their Board
representatives to research and recommend potential cost-saving measures for
the Health & Welfare Trust, which may include a choice of health program
options based on individual need or preference, including a reduced option
equivalent to the City’s premium contribution, a separate rate for single
employees with no dependents, or other flex plan programs; mandatory generic
mail order drug maintenance for employees who require prescription drug
therapy for any period of 90 days or more; or other measures that may be
identified as this work progresses.
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E. UNIFORM ALLOWANCE
Employees who are promoted from the Basic Unit (Unit 5) to the
Management Unit (Unit 10) shall receive a one-time non-pensionable $500
stipend for the purchase of the appropriate service uniform required for the
higher classification. Employees shall receive one thousand five hundred
dollars ($1,500) * * * per year pro rated * * * for uniform purchases and
maintenance allowance, * * * paid in semi-annual installments on the last pay
period in December and June. The service uniform allowance provided above
shall be pensionable compensation for the purposes of calculating pension
benefits.
F. PREMIUM PAY
1. Working Additional Full or Partial Shifts
(a) * * *Employees occupying the class of Fire Battalion Chief * * * who
work * * * a full or partial 24-hour shift, in addition to any shift which
is a part of the employee's normal work schedule, * * * shall be paid
premium pay in an amount equivalent to one and one-half (1.5)
times the hourly rate of D Step of the employee’s rank * * * for
each hour worked for a shift which is * * * greater than one (1)
hour in length * * *. Excluded from such compensation are the
following assignments.
(1) Attendance at staff meetings.
(2) Appearances at * * * disciplinary appeal hearings.
(3) Court appearances.
(4) Appearances at grievance hearings or Skelly * * *
meetings.
(5) Administrative duties performed while off duty as defined in
Administrative Manual 101.1 Administrative Assignments, as
may be modified by mutual agreement of the parties.
(b) Excluding those assignments enumerated in Section F., 1. (a)
above, Battalion Chiefs on a 56-hour work schedule may also work,
in addition to their normal work schedule and on a voluntary basis,
other duties as assigned in addition to their normal work schedule
to be determined on a case-by-case basis. Compensation shall be
at the premium pay rate prorated on an hour per hour basis.
(c) A Fire Battalion Chief on a 56-hour schedule assigned to a 40-hour
work week schedule for emergency fire suppression duties or other
special assignments on a temporary basis shall be paid at the
applicable base hourly rate for each hour worked in such
assignment in excess of forty (40) hours. Excluded from such
compensation are the following assignments.
(1) Attendance at staff meetings.
(2) Appearances at * * * disciplinary appeal hearings.
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(3) Court appearances.
(4) Appearances at grievance hearings or Skelly * * *
meetings.
(5) Administrative duties performed outside the temporary
assignment as defined in as defined in Administrative
Manual 101.1 Administrative Assignments, as may be
modified by mutual agreement of the parties.
(d) A Fire Battalion Chief permanently assigned to a forty (40) hour
work week shall be entitled to Premium Pay under Section F., 1. (a)
or (b) for working full or partial 24-hours shifts in addition to his/her
normal work schedule. If recalled to be a part of the Incident
Command Team on an emergency basis compensation will be paid
at the applicable forty (40) hour base hourly rate for each hour
worked in such assignment.
[§ deleted]
2. Education Incentive
* * * A member who has successfully completed all the requirements
for the Chief Officer Certificate through the California State Fire Marshal
as evidenced by the Fire Chief approval of the packet certifying
completion and submission to the California State Fire Marshal shall
be compensated at a rate of nine percent (9%) of the member’s base
rate of pay. If the California Fire Marshal rejects the application, the
premium pay will be discontinued until such time as the Chief Officer
Certificate through the California State Fire Marshal has been
awarded to the member.
A member who has satisfactorily attained a Chief Officer Designation
through the Commission on Professional Credentialing, or an Executive
Fire Officer Certificate through the National Fire Academy, shall be
compensated at a rate of nine percent (9%) above the member’s base
rate of pay.
The total education incentive a member may receive at one time is
9% of the member’s base rate of pay, and it shall be pensionable
compensation for the purposes of calculating pension benefits.
3. Mutual Aid Agreements/Overhead Replacement Pay
Members of this Unit temporarily assigned to another agency through a
Mutual Aid Agreement, contract or Memorandum of Agreement with
the State shall receive overhead replacement (OHR) pay consistent
with Premium Pay Section F 1. OHR pay shall be equal to, but not
greater than, reimbursement to the City of Fresno for wage
replacement costs for time worked beyond the member’s normally
scheduled hours.
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A member who is assigned to replace a temporarily assigned member
noted in the paragraph above to substitute for the member’s normally
scheduled work hours shall receive the OHR pay reimbursed to the City of
Fresno for that time period.
4. Staff Position Assignments
Employees who accept a special administrative staff assignment, as
defined by the Chief or designee shall receive ten percent (10%) of base
pay for the class of Battalion Chief on a monthly basis prorated and paid
to those employees who are assigned to an administrative staff
assignment. This premium pay is pensionable.
The administrative staff assignments will be assigned to a forty (40) hour
work week. No more than two (2) employees will be given such
assignment at any given time, unless the Chief, in consultation with the
Director of Personnel, determines there is a need for an additional special
staff assignment.
An employee who accepts a special administrative staff assignment is
required to do so for a minimum of two years. An employee who leaves
the assignment in less than two years by determination of the Fire Chief,
or who accepts a new position with another agency shall retain the
premium pay already earned but shall not earn any additional pay.
5. Bilingual Certification Program
The bilingual certification program consists of a City administered
examination process whereby employees may apply for a * * * bilingual
examination, and if certified by the examiner, receive bilingual premium
pay for interpreting and translating. * * *
(a) Bilingual certification examinations will be conducted * * * on an as
needed basis. * * * Examination applications will be available at
the Personnel Services Department, * * * and City department
personnel units.
[§§ deleted]
(b) Bilingual certification examinations are conducted for * * *
languages as outlined in the Salary Resolution.
(c) Certified employees shall be recertified every five (5) years in order
to maintain certification. * * *
(d) The bilingual premium pay rate for certified permanent employees
is one hundred dollars ($100) per month, regardless of how many
languages for which an employee is certified.
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(1) Certified employees shall interpret/translate for departments/
divisions they are not assigned to, provided the requesting
department/division has a demonstrated customer service
related need, and has obtained approval from the certified
employee’s supervisor.
(2) Certified employees shall not refuse to interpret/translate
while on paid status. Refusal shall result in appropriate
disciplinary action. Certified employees may be assigned to
any incident or investigation requiring their bilingual skills
and may be required to prepare written reports related to the
incident or investigation. The objective of this policy will be
to utilize department resources in the most efficient way
possible.
(3) Except in the event of an emergency, bilingual employees
who are not certified shall not be required to
interpret/translate.
G. LEAVES
1. Holiday Leave
(a) * * * Employees shall accrue, at the 56 hour rate, thirteen (13)
hours per month (this is equal to six and one half (6.5) 24 hour
working shifts) as holiday leave in lieu of the Holidays recognized in
FMC Section 3-116.
If January 1, July 4, November 11 or December 25 falls upon a
Sunday, the Monday following will be observed as the Holiday in
lieu of Sunday.
(b) Employees at the rank of Battalion Chief shall be allowed to draw
vacation and holiday time in any configuration of hours or shifts, by
rank, by departmental seniority subject to the provisions of FMC
Section 3-108.
(d) Employees may request payment for any holiday leave balance.
2. Vacation Leave
(a) Employees shall accrue twenty-four (24) hours of vacation leave for
each completed calendar month of employment (The accumulation
of unused vacation leave shall not exceed 576 hours, which
amounts to vacation accrued in a two year period of time.)
(b) No employee’s vacation accumulation shall cease due to refusal by
the City to grant vacation leave prior to the employee reaching the
vacation accumulation limit applicable to the employee’s position
and length of service. In the event an employee requests in writing
vacation leave one (1) month prior to the month in which the limit
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would be reached, and such request is refused, the Fire Chief or
designee shall extend the employee’s accumulation limit for ninety
(90) days during which time the employee shall be scheduled for
vacation leave sufficient to reduce the employee’s balance below
the accumulation limit.
3. * * *Management Leave
Battalion Chiefs shall receive * * * ninety (90) hours of * * * Management
Leave effective July 1 of each fiscal year. Upon their employment by the
City, newly appointed employees shall be credited with * * *seven and
one half (7.5) hours of * * *Management Leave for each full calendar
month remaining in the fiscal year. Employees provisionally appointed
shall receive * * * seven and one half (7.5) hours of * * * Management
Leave for each full month of such provisional appointment. Employees
may receive payment during the fiscal year only for the * * * ninety (90)
hours of base * * * Management Leave not taken. Any * * * Management
Leave not taken at the end of the fiscal year shall not carry over to the
next fiscal year.
Deputy Chiefs shall receive * * * one hundred eight (108) hours of * * *
Management Leave effective July 1 of each fiscal year. Upon their
employment by the City, newly appointed Deputy Chiefs shall be credited
with * * * nine (9) hours of * * * Management Leave for each full calendar
month remaining in the fiscal year. Deputy Chiefs provisionally appointed
shall receive * * * nine (9) hours of * * * Management Leave for each full
month of such provisional appointment. Deputy Chiefs may receive
payment during the fiscal year only for the * * * one hundred eight (108)
of base * * * Management Leave not taken. Any * * * Management Leave
not taken at the end of the fiscal year shall not carry over to the next fiscal
year.
The Fire Chief may grant up to an additional thirty-two (32) hours * * *
Management Leave to Fire Deputy Chiefs and Fire Battalion Chiefs
based on an annual job performance evaluation, as outlined in Article VII,
Section N. The determination by the Fire Chief to grant * * * Management
Leave shall be made at the time the annual performance evaluation is
completed, and credited to the employee the following July 1st. The
additional thirty-two (32) hours * * * Management Leave shall be credited
during July of the fiscal year in which it must be taken. In determining the
number of additional hours to be awarded, the Fire Chief shall also
consider the employee’s extended work hours and attendance.
a. The additional * * * Management Leave granted cannot be cashed
in by employees.
b. Employees not otherwise eligible for * * * Management Leave who
are provisionally appointed to permanent positions in classes
eligible for * * * Management Leave, and new employees, shall not
be granted any part of this * * * Management Leave.
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4. Management Time Off
At the sole discretion and approval of the Chief, Management Time
Off (this would be over and above the Management Leave and
Supplemental Management Leave) may be granted if service delivery
and the performance of job functions will not be impaired due to the
employee’s absence. Such time off shall not be calculated on an hour
for hour basis in relation to total hours worked and it will not be
deducted from any existing time banks.
5. Sick Leave
Employees shall accrue sick leave at the rate of twelve (12) hours for each
completed calendar month of employment, with unlimited accumulation.
Unless otherwise modified, Administrative Manual 101.2, Constant
Staffing Policy, shall apply as well as the FMC, City administrative orders,
policies, procedures, rules and regulations concerning sick leave usage
and administration. In the event of any conflict, Departmental policies and
Instruction No. 34 shall apply.
[§§ deleted]
6. Compensation for Unused Leave
Employees eligible to receive payment for any unused leave balances
(i.e., holiday, administrative, sick and vacation) shall be compensated for
such accumulated leave balances based on accumulations calculated on
a fifty-six (56) hour (24-hour shift) basis.
7. * * *Protected Sick Leave
Employees * * * shall be allowed to use up to * * * six (6) months of
accrued sick leave per fiscal year for Protected Sick Leave * * *. * * *
Protected * * * Leave * * * may be used only for those purposes defined
in the California Labor Code Section 233. The first three days shall also
be considered leave taken under California Labor Code section 246.5
(i.e., AB 1522, Healthy Workplace Healthy Family Act of 2014). Use of
Protected Sick Leave shall be authorized and recorded by a
department head or designee.
Employees who separate City employment and return within one (1)
year of such separation will be entitled to reinstatement of their sick
leave balance at the time of termination from City employment, up to
a total of forty-eight (48) hours.
8. Bereavement Leave
Upon the death of a member of an employee's immediate family, the
employee shall be allowed use of sick leave not to exceed forty-eight (48)
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hours. Use of sick leave to attend the funeral of a person other than a
member of the immediate family may be granted to an employee by the
Fire Chief or designee. The Fire Chief or designee shall notify the
Personnel Director when any employee is granted such leave. Immediate
family, as used in this subsection, shall include parent, spouse or
registered domestic partner, natural or legally adopted child, brother,
sister, mother-in-law and father-in-law.
H. SICK LEAVE BENEFIT AT THE TIME OF ELECTION TO ENTER THE
DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION (DROP) OR AT RETIREMENT
An employee who meets the criteria as outlined below, will receive only one of
the following benefits based on whether or not the employee enters the DROP
program before retiring from City employment.
1. For an employee who has reached the minimum retirement age and who
has elected to enter the DROP Program, the calculation of the employee’s
monthly DROP amount shall include an amount equal to fifty percent
(50%) of the employee’s unused sick leave balance as of the DROP entry
date, with the sum calculated by multiplying fifty percent (50%) of the
hours of unused sick leave by the hourly base rate of pay for the
employee in effect as of the DROP entry date. The employee’s pension
contribution on this amount will be calculated as of the date of DROP entry
by multiplying the lump sum described above in this subparagraph 1. by
the employee’s pension contribution rate and that amount will be deducted
from the employee’s DROP account. The City will also be required to
make a corresponding pension contribution to the retirement system
based on the additional pensionable compensation created by the Sick
Leave Benefit.
2. For the employee who has reached the minimum retirement age and
retires from the City without entering DROP, an amount equal to fifty
percent (50%) of the employee’s unused sick leave balance shall be
included in the computation of the employee’s retirement allowance as if it
were a one-time payment at the hourly base rate of pay for the employee
in effect at the date of retirement. The employee and the City will make a
corresponding pension contribution to the retirement system based on the
additional pensionable compensation created by the Sick Leave Benefit.
The employee’s retirement contribution will be calculated as of the date of
retirement by multiplying the lump sum described above in this
subparagraph 2. by the employee’s pension contribution rate and the
employee agrees to have this amount withheld from the employee’s first
retirement benefit payment from the Retirement System as the employee’s
retirement contribution for this additional amount of pensionable
compensation. This provision shall not apply to employees who retire prior
to age 50 due to a disability or to former employees that have separated
from City service prior to reaching the minimum retirement age and have
elected a Deferred Vested status in the City of Fresno Fire & Police
Retirement System.
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3. The parties agree to reopen the meet and confer process upon request by
the Association to discuss Retirement Enhancement Options if the City
and Unit 4, Non-Management Police, or Unit 5, Non-Management Fire, or
Unit 9 Management Police, agree to retirement enhancement options. The
development and implementation of such options shall require mutual
agreement by the Association and the City.
4. During the term of this MOU, a committee will be formed with up to
three members from Local 753 and up to three members from the
City, unless otherwise mutually agreed, to review the current HRA
benefit. If, through the course of meeting, the committee identifies
possible benefit change(s), it would identify the reason for the
change(s) and how to measure the impacts of the change(s) to
include cost.
I. RETIREMENT ATTENDANCE/HEALTH INCENTIVE
At service retirement, or at a disability retirement if the employee is otherwise
eligible for service retirement, employees who have used one hundred sixty-eight
(168) hours or less of Sick Leave (excluding hours used for * * * Bereavement
Leave, and any protected leave such as workers compensation leave –* * *
Protected * * * Sick Leave and Family & Medical Leave* * *) in the 24 months
preceding their date of retirement will be credited for all unused sick leave at 50%
of the employee’s then current base rate of pay, to be used solely to pay
premiums for medical insurance (including COBRA premiums), pursuant to the
City’s Health Reimbursement Arrangement as set forth in Section J below.
J. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA)
At separation from permanent employment with the City of Fresno by service
retirement or at disability retirement if the employee is otherwise eligible for
service retirement, the value of the employee's accumulated sick leave shall be
credited to an account for the employee under the Health Reimbursement
Arrangement (HRA). Such "value" shall be determined as follows:
• For employees hired before October 17, 2016, and any employees
who do not enter DROP, all accumulated sick leave the time of
retirement multiplied by 50% of the employee's then current hourly
base rate of pay pursuant to the eligibility criteria as set forth in the
Retirement Attendance/Health Incentive provision in Section I; and
• Employees in DROP hired on or after October 17, 2016, shall have
all accumulated sick leave hours upon retirement multiplied by 50%
of the employee’s then hourly rate of pay, except that the
accumulated sick leave hours shall not exceed the number of sick
leave hours which the employee had at the time of entry into
DROP.
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• Hourly base rate of pay for 40 hour work week employees shall be
the equivalent of the base monthly salary for an employee as
provided in this MOU, multiplied by twelve (12) months then divided
by 2,080 hours.
• Hourly base rate of pay for 56 hour work week employees shall be
the equivalent of the base monthly salary for an employee as
provided in this MOU, multiplied by twelve (12) months then divided
by 2,912 hours.
At the employer’s option, the accounts may be book accounts only – no actual
trust account shall be established for any employee. Each HRA book account
shall be credited on a monthly basis with a rate of earnings equal to the yield on
the City's Investment Portfolio (provided that such yield is positive) but not to be
below zero.
The HRA accounts shall be used solely to pay premiums for medical insurance
(including COBRA premiums) covering the participant, the participant's spouse
(or surviving spouse in the event of the death of the participant), and the
participant's dependents. Once a participant's account under the HRA has been
reduced to $0, no further benefits shall be payable by the HRA. If the participant,
the participant's spouse, and the participant's dependents die before the
participant's account under the HRA has been reduced to $0, no death benefit
shall be payable to any person by the HRA.
K. JURY DUTY AND COURT APPEARANCES
Jury Duty - With the permission of the Fire Chief or designee, an employee who
is required to report for and does report for jury duty may not be required to
report for regular duty prior to jury service if such report is impractical or would
cause the employee to be late for jury duty. If the employee is required to report
for jury duty on the day following a duty shift, the employee may be released up
to one hour prior to the shift’s end, if necessary, to assure timely attendance at
jury duty. Employees in this Unit shall not be required to refund to the City any
mileage reimbursement received as a result of jury duty.
Court Appearances - The payment of Court time/appearances shall be in
accordance with FMC Section 3-109.
L. ABSENT WITH RELIEF (AWR)
1. With the approval of the Fire Chief or designee, an employee may attend
to Association or other personal matters by providing the City an off-duty
employee of like rank to work for such absent employee. The City shall
incur no additional liability due to such replacement nor shall the City
assume any responsibility regarding "pay back" of such time. It shall be
the duty of the employee to arrange for replacement and secure required
approval not less than ten hours in advance of the requested absence. In
cases of tardiness, the ten hour notice requirement will be waived. In the
event of an emergency, the ten hours notice may be waived with approval
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of the Fire Chief or designee. Should an employee become ill while
working an AWR, as outlined by Department policy, the employee shall
make a diligent attempt to secure a replacement with an AWR. An ill
employee becoming ill while working an AWR is eligible to use earned
holiday or vacation leave to replace the AWR. Use of accumulated
vacation and/or holiday leave, when an employee's sick leave is
exhausted, is prohibited unless approved by the Fire Chief. An employee
becoming ill between 2000 and 0800 hours is eligible use earned sick
leave to replace the AWR. Such approval shall not be unreasonably
withheld. An employee requesting approval of an AWR shall submit a
document by which the substitute employee assigns to the City an amount
of the employee’s salary equal to the salary which will accrue to the
requesting employee during the absence. Such assignment shall be
executed by the City solely for that portion of the requesting employee's
shift which the substitute employee fails to work for any reason. In such
event, the failure by the replacement employee to report or remain for duty
shall not result in any loss of compensation to the requesting employee.
No loss of compensation shall occur if the replacement provides a
substitute employee of like rank during the absence. Approved AWR's
shall not be revoked by the City.
2. No employee shall take an AWR for the purpose of other employment,
self-employment included.
3. AWR's are governed by Fresno Fire Department Administrative Manual
101.2, Constant Staffing Policy, and may be modified by mutual
agreement of the parties.
M. WORKERS' COMPENSATION
1. Notwithstanding the provisions of FMC Section 3-118, an employee who
suffers an injury/illness in the course and scope of City employment shall
receive 100% percent of the employee’s full wages or salary in
accordance with Labor Code 4850.
2. If the employee is placed on Sick, Vacation, or Holiday leave pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury
or illness is determined to be industrial, * * * the leave category used
above shall be restored within thirty (30) calendar days of such
determination provided that the employee has submitted all necessary
documents relevant to their workers’ compensation claim, and the
employee placed on work related injury/illness leave as provided herein.
3. If the employee is placed on Sick * * *, Vacation, or Holiday leave pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury
or illness is determined not to be industrial, * * * the leave category used
above shall not be restored.
4. Retirement benefits shall not be reduced as a result of compensation paid
at the 100 percent rate level of compensation established herein.
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Changes in contribution by the City and employee shall be in accordance
with the applicable FMC retirement code sections in the City’s Fire and
Police Retirement System.
5. Taxes shall not be withheld on compensation at the 100 percent rate
which is paid due to an injury or illness sustained in the course and scope
of employment with the City. In the event Federal tax regulations are
amended to include compensation received while absent due to injury or
illness suffered in the course and scope of employment as taxable
income, the parties agree to meet and confer over the * * * effect of such
change. The parties agree that such meet and confer is limited to the
provisions of Article VII, Section M and that it does not constitute a
reopener of the entire MOU.
6. Notwithstanding the provisions of the FMC, for the first sixty (60) days of
absence in any fiscal year, benefits, including but not limited to holiday
leave accumulation and uniform allowance, shall continue to accrue.
N. SUPPRESSION SERVICE DELIVERY
The City intends for the members of this Unit to be the management providers of
fire suppression to the City of Fresno. This does not preclude instant aid
agreements, reciprocal or non-reciprocal aid agreements, or other interim
measures to accomplish this intent, nor is it intended to restrict the ability of the
City to determine the mission of its Fire Department.
Nothing herein is intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the
Association regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
O. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT
(FMLA), CALIFORNIA FAMILY RIGHTS ACT (CFRA) AND WORKPLACE
VIOLENCE
The requirements mandated by these statutes have been established in City
policies (Administrative Order manual and Injury and Illness Prevention Program
handbook) and the Family Medical Leave Act Handbook.
P. * * * TOBACCO POLICY AND DRUG/ALCOHOL TESTING PROCEDURES
* * * Tobacco, and drug and alcohol testing procedures have been established in
departmental operational policies, and may be modified by mutual agreement of
the parties.
Q. HOURS OF WORK AND SCHEDULES
1. The workweek for the City begins on Monday at 12:01 a.m. and ends the
following Sunday at midnight. The comparison of hours between a 5/8,
9/80 and/or 4/10 with that of a twenty-four (24) hour schedule, or vice
versa, utilizes a conversion factor of 1.4.
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2. Each 9/80 work schedule will consist of eight 9-hour shifts, one 8-hour
shift and one day off per 14-day period broken down into two 40-hour per
week Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) work weeks. All employees
working a 9/80 work schedule shall have an FLSA work week which
begins four hours after the start time of the day of the week which
constitutes the employee’s alternating day off. This shall be an 8-hour
shift. The work week shall end exactly 168 hours later.
Scheduling of days off is determined by management, but must be on a
Monday or Friday.
3. Workweek schedules are established by the department/divisions based
upon the need to provide service to the public/other city departments.
4. For 5/8, 9/80 and/or 4/10 schedules, position assignments by
classification, staffing levels, workweek schedules, and days off are
determined solely by management, and are subject to change based on
varying workload, the addition of authorized staffing, and department
operational and service needs.
(a) Employees temporarily/permanently assigned to perform
administrative tours of duty are assigned by management to a 5/8,
9/80 or 4/10 workweek schedule, or combination thereof. (Light
duty is not considered a temporary/permanent administrative tour of
duty.) Based on the needs of the service, an employee’s work
schedule may be modified with at least five calendar days written
notice to the affected employees. In the event of an emergency,
such work schedule may be modified with less notice.
As determined by the Chief or designee, employees assigned to
assist with Firefighter Recruit Academy or School will be placed on
a 5/8 schedule during this special training period of time.
(b) The hours for a 5/8 workweek consist of five, eight hour days with
two consecutive days off. The hours for a 4/10 workweek consist of
four, ten hour days with three days off, of which two of the days off
will be consecutive. Scheduling of days off is determined by
management.
(c) Leave requests for all time off are processed utilizing a conversion
factor of 1.4.
5. The 2/4 schedule shall be the normal work schedule for employees on a
56 hour work week. The 2/4 schedule will consist of two 24-hour worked
back to back, with four shifts off (e.g. AABBCCAABBCC). All transfers and
movement of relief personnel in such manner as to avoid having
employees work greater than 72 consecutive hours.
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R. DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF STATUS
An employee holding the position of Fire Deputy Chief who is removed for
reasons other than malfeasance or misconduct may return to a position in the
previous class held. For example, if the Fire Deputy Chief has previously held
status as a Fire Battalion Chief, the employee has return rights to a position in
the class of Fire Battalion Chief. The Fire Chief or designee has the prerogative
of assigning the former Fire Deputy Chief as necessary for the good of the
service. Time spent in the Fire Deputy Chief position will be considered in
determining seniority in the last previous job class held. No other employee in
this Unit shall be demoted (bumped) to a position in a lower class as a result of
this action.
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ARTICLE VIII
HEADINGS/REFERENCES/CITATIONS
A. HEADINGS
MOU article, provision, and paragraph headings (includes exhibits, addendums,
attachments and side letters) contained herein are solely for the purpose of
convenience, and shall not affect the construction or interpretation of any of the
language of this MOU.
B. REFERENCES/CITATIONS
References/citations in this MOU (includes exhibits, addendums, attachments,
and side letters) to any existing federal, state, or city ordinances, rules,
regulations, policies, Administrative Order Manual, Personnel Manual sections
and subsections thereof, Salary Resolution sections and subsection thereof, and
side letters in no way incorporates said references/citations into this MOU, unless
so noted.
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ARTICLE IX
SAVING CLAUSE/FULL UNDERSTANDING
A. SAVING CLAUSE
In the event any article, section or portion of this MOU should be held invalid and
unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall apply
only to the specific article, section or portion thereof specified in the court's
decision, and upon issuance of such a decision, the City and the Association
agree to immediately meet and confer upon a substitute for the invalidated
article, section, or portion thereof.
B. FULL UNDERSTANDING
It is intended that this MOU sets forth the full and entire understanding of the
parties, and any previous understanding or agreements by the parties regarding
all such matters are hereby superseded and terminated in their entirety. With
respect to side letter agreements, any not attached to this MOU are hereby
terminated in their entirety. Those side letter agreements attached to this MOU
shall continue in force subject to the terms and conditions set forth within each
side letter. In the absence of any specified term in any such side letter, they shall
terminate upon the expiration of this MOU. Any side letter agreement entered
into during the term of this MOU shall continue in force subject to the terms and
conditions set forth in the side letter. This paragraph is not intended to prevent
either party from relying on discussions which occurred during the meet and
confer process for the purpose of clarifying the meaning of this MOU.
C. Nothing in this Article shall be interpreted to mean that the parties waive any
rights under the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act, Government Code Section 3500,
et. seq.
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ARTICLE X
TERMINATION
This MOU shall be in full force and effect from * * * July 1, 2018, through * * * June 30,
2020, subject to Sections A., B., and C. below.
A. This MOU shall be effective only after ratification by the members of the
Association, followed by City Council approval and the expiration of the waiting
period for the Mayor’s action provided in Charter sections 605 and 609, and shall
remain in full force and effect through the 30th day of * * * June, 2020.
B. During the term of this MOU, should either party desire to modify its terms or to
meet and confer as to matters within the scope of representation which are not
addressed in this MOU, the party requesting such modification shall request in
writing to meet and confer on the item(s), which item(s) shall be specified in
writing.
C. During the term of this MOU, either party may refuse such request by the other to
meet and confer without explanation if (1) the item is directly considered and
specifically addressed herein; or (2) is directly considered and specifically
addressed in any FMC section, charter section or provision, or resolution section,
which section specifically establishes wages, hours, or other terms and
conditions of employment; or (3) the specific item was included in an initial
written proposal from the party making the request during the meet and confer
process which led to this MOU. It is further agreed, however, that this Article shall
not prohibit the parties from requesting to meet and confer on changes to federal
or state statutes or regulations, or binding case law changes regarding
statutes or regulations after exhaustion of the appeal process, referred to or
cited in this MOU, in which case the request to meet and confer shall not be
refused.
D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties agree to meet and confer over
the following items during the term of this MOU.
1. * * * Proposed changes to the Personnel and Civil Service provisions of
the FMC during the term of this MOU. If the Unit wishes to meet regarding
any proposed changes, a meeting or meetings to discuss the proposed
changes will not be unreasonably delayed.
2. Developing processes for administrative appeals of punitive actions
under the Firefighters Procedural Bill of Rights Act (Gov. Code
Sections 3250 et. seq.) within six months of the implementation of
this MOU.
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EXHIBIT I - SALARIES
TABLE I
Fire Management - Unit 10
Salaries - Effective October 1, 2018
STEP A B C D E F
Fire Battalion Chief 8750 9190 9647 10128 10635 11166
Fire Deputy Chief 11094 11649 12233 12845 13487 14164
TABLE II
Fire Management - Unit 10
Salaries - Effective September 30, 2020
STEP A B C D E F G
Fire Battalion Chief 8750 9190 9647 10128 10635 11166 11725
Fire Deputy Chief 11094 11649 12233 12845 13487 14164 14873
IAFF-MANAGEMENT MOU NEGOTIATIONS
COSTING
Last Revised 6/14/2018
FY19 GF FY 19 All Funds FY20 GF FY20 All Funds
3% Salary Increase Oct 1, 2018 w/ Pension & Medicare 54,405.25 66,269.53 74,449.30 90,684.63
Additional Shift Pay Increase for Battalion Chiefs to D Step w/ Medicare 18,688.02 22,759.43 20,862.52 25,407.67
Management Leave Cash Out w/ Medicare 17,088.26 20,840.93 17,656.75 21,597.25
Uniform Allowance Increase w/ Pension & Medicare 11,644.30 14,181.16 11,644.30 14,181.16
Total FY19 101,825.84 124,051.05
Subtotal FY20 124,612.87 151,870.70
G Step Sep 30, 2019 w/ Pension & Medicare 36,484.05 55,618.52
Subtotal FY20 36,484.05 55,618.52
Total FY20 161,096.93 207,489.21
NOTES:
Effective date of salary increases impacts 19 of 26 pay periods in the implementation year.
Pension cost is 17.92%, which includes additional 1% of employees' contribution to pension.
Medicare cost is 1.45%.
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 10.1
EXHIBIT 10
Unit 10 – Fire Management
CLASS TITLE JOB CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Fire Battalion Chief 425005e 12 8495 8922 9366 9833 10325 10840
Deputy Fire Chief 425006e -- 10770 11309 11876 12470 13094 13751
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
EXHIBIT 10
Unit 10 – Fire Management, effective October 1, 2018
CLASS TITLE JOB CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Fire Battalion Chief 425005e 12 8750
8495
9190
8922
9647
9366
10128
9833
10635
10325
11166
10840
Deputy Fire Chief 425006e -- 11094
10770
11649
11309
12233
11876
12845
12470
13487
13094
14164
13751
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
7/1/2018 First Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 10.1
EXHIBIT 10
Unit 10 – Fire Management
CLASS TITLE JOB CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Fire Battalion Chief 425005e 12 8495 8922 9366 9833 10325 10840
Deputy Fire Chief 425006e -- 10770 11309 11876 12470 13094 13751
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
EXHIBIT 10
Unit 10 – Fire Management, effective October 1, 2018
CLASS TITLE JOB CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Fire Battalion Chief 425005e 12 8750
9190
9647
10128 10635 11166
Deputy Fire Chief 425006e -- 11094 11649 12233 12845 13487 14164
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
7/1/2018 First Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0807 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:3-E
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JEFF CARDELL, Director
Personnel Services Department
BY:KEN PHILLIPS, Labor Relations Manager
Personnel Services Department
SUBJECT
Actions pertaining to the Fresno Airports Public Safety Officers/Operating Engineers,Local 3
(FAPSO/OE3) for Unit 11 - Airport Public Safety Officers
1.***Adopt a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the Fresno Airports
Public Safety Officers/Operating Engineers,Local 3 (FAPSO/OE3)for Unit 11 -Airport Public Safety
Officers (Subject to Mayor’s veto)
2.***RESOLUTION -2nd Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-159,amending
salaries in Exhibit 11 -Airport Public Safety Officers,as required by the adoption of the successor
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the Fresno Airports Public Safety
Officers/Operating Engineers,Local 3 (FAPSO/OE3)for Unit 11 -Airport Public Safety Officers
(Subject to Mayor’s veto)
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended Council:(1)approve the attached Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)to
implement wages,hours and other terms and conditions of employment for City employees in Unit
11,Airport Public Safety Officers represented by FAPSO/OE3;and (2)adopt the Second Amendment
to the Fiscal Year 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159 to amend salaries in Exhibit 11.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City and FAPSO/OE3 reached a tentative agreement on a successor MOU which will replace the
MOU that expires on June 30,2018.The MOU provides for an agreement from July 1,2018 through
September 1,2020,increases to salaries,and other changes.To implement the MOU it is necessary
to approve the Second Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-159,amending Exhibit 11
to implement salary adjustments as stated in the MOU.
BACKGROUND
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The City and FAPSO/OE3 met in June,2018 to work towards reaching agreement on a successor
MOU.The parties reached a tentative agreement on June 8,2018.Members of the Unit ratified on
June 11, 2018.
Major points of the attached MOU are summarized below:
·Term: Two years effective July 1, 2018 to September 1, 2020.
·Wages:
o 3% general wage increase effective September 3, 2018.
o 3% general wage increase effective September 2, 2019.
·Pension Changes:Limited reopener to negotiate amending FMC Sections on Pension
changing the additional contribution made by employees to the employee’s “normal” cost.
·Uniform Allowance:Increase uniform allowance from $790 to $1,000 per year.
·Night Shift Premium:Premium pay at $1.50 per hour for all hours worked between 7:30 p.m.
to 7:30 a.m.
·Bilingual Premium:Exams to be done throughout the year instead of December only.
Languages to be as listed in the Salary Resolution.
·Workers Compensation:Benefits to be in accordance with California Labor Code and the
MOU.
·Health and Welfare -Permanent Part Time Employees:Permanent Part Time Employees
to have same premium payments as full time employees -mirrors changes for all units and
insures compliance with the Affordable Care Act.
·Acting:Allow payment for Acting after 48 hours of service in the higher class.
·Reopeners:Fresno Municipal Code provisions on Personnel,Civil Service Regulations,and
Employer- Employee Relations.
In addition to the above, there was language clean up throughout the MOU, much of which resulted
from a review of MOUs by the City Attorney’s Office.
The City Attorney’s Office has approved the new MOU and the Salary Resolution Amendment as to
form.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
item does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental Quality
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item does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental Quality
Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference is not implicated because this item does not involve public contracting or bidding
with the City of Fresno.
FISCAL IMPACT
Approval of the MOU and Salary Resolution Amendment will result in an additional salary and benefit
expenses of approximately $29,562 to the Airports Enterprise Fund in Fiscal Year 2019,and
approximately $47,224 to the Airports Enterprise Fund in Fiscal Year 2020.
Attachments:
City of Fresno - FAPSO/OE3 MOU - Redline
City of Fresno - FAPSO/OE3MOU - Final
Costing for Proposed MOU
Resolution - Second Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159
Salary Tables - Second Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159_Redline
Salary Tables - Second Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159_Final
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BETWEEN AND FOR THE
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 3
(Fresno Airport Public Safety Officers - Unit 11)
September 5, 2016 to June 30, 2018
July 1, 2018 to September 1, 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
ARTICLE I - PREAMBLE ................................................................................................ 1
A. Purpose ..................................................................................................... 1
B. Definitions .................................................................................................. 1
C. Governing Laws ......................................................................................... 1
ARTICLE II – EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ................................................................................ 2
A. General ...................................................................................................... 2
B. Nondiscrimination ...................................................................................... 2
C. Employee Responsibilities ......................................................................... 2
D. Personnel Files .......................................................................................... 2
ARTICLE III – CITY RIGHTS .......................................................................................... 4
A. General ...................................................................................................... 4
ARTICLE IV – RECOGNITION ....................................................................................... 6
A. Union Recognition ..................................................................................... 6
B. Union Officers/By-Laws ............................................................................. 6
C. Union Bulletin Boards ................................................................................ 6
D. Unit Description ......................................................................................... 6
E. City Recognition ......................................................................................... 6
F. Recognition of Mutual Obligation ............................................................... 7
G. Strikes ........................................................................................................ 7
H. Unilateral Action ......................................................................................... 7
ARTICLE V – SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION AND GRIEVANCES ............................ 8
A. General ...................................................................................................... 8
B. Grievance Procedure ................................................................................. 8
ARTICLE VI – DUES DEDUCTION AND UNION BUSINESS ...................................... 12
A. General .................................................................................................... 12
B. Dues Check-Off ....................................................................................... 12
C. Exceptions to Dues Deduction Authorization Card .................................. 13
D. Dues Deduction Check ............................................................................ 13
E. Union Business ........................................................................................ 14
ARTICLE VII – COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ..................................................... 15
A. SALARIES, PENSION AND PREMIUM PAY .......................................... 15
1. Salaries: ............................................................................................... 15
2. Pension Contribution ........................................................................... 15
3. Premium Pay ....................................................................................... 16
(a) P.O.S.T. Certificate Pay........................................................... 16
(b) Bilingual Certification Program. ...................................... 16
B. Peformance Evaluations .......................................................................... 17
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C. Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust ................................... 17
D. Hours and Work Schedules ..................................................................... 18
E. Leaves ..................................................................................................... 19
1. Holiday Leave ...................................................................................... 19
2. Vacation Leave .................................................................................... 19
3. Sick Leave ........................................................................................... 20
4. Family Sick Leave ................................................................................ 21
F. Workers’ Compensation .......................................................................... 21
G. Uniform Allowance ................................................................................... 22
H. Drug Testing ............................................................................................ 22
I. Permanent Part Time Employees ............................................................ 22
ARTICLE VIII – HEADINGS, SAVING CLAUSE, AND FULL UNDERSTANDING ........ 24
A. Headings .................................................................................................. 24
B. Savings Clause: ....................................................................................... 24
C. Full Understanding: .................................................................................. 24
ARTICLE IX - TERMINATION ....................................................................................... 25
EXHIBIT I - SALARIES ................................................................................................. 27
LEGEND
* * * = deleted old language
[§ deleted] = section/subsection deleted
[§§ deleted] = two or more sections/
subsections deleted
bold type = new language
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ARTICLE I
PREAMBLE
A. Purpose
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), entered into between the City of
Fresno, hereinafter referred to as the City, and Operating Engineers Local Union
No. 3, hereinafter referred to as the Union, representing the Fresno Airport Public
Safety Officers, hereinafter referred to as FAPSOA, Association or Unit, has as its
purpose the establishment of wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment, and to promote collaboration in the resolution of issues affecting all
parties. The parties have met and conferred in good faith and have freely
exchanged information, opinions and proposals and have reached agreement on all
matters relating to the employment conditions and employer-employee relations of
such employees.
B. Definitions
Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, and, except to the
extent that a particular word or phrase is otherwise specifically defined in this MOU,
the definitions and provisions contained in Sections 3-101, 3-201, 3-202, 3-501 and
3-603 of the Fresno Municipal Code, hereinafter FMC, shall govern the construction,
meaning, and application of words and phrases herein. The definition of each word
or phrase shall constitute, to the extent applicable, the definition of each word or
phrase which is derivative from it, or from which it is a derivative, as the case may
be.
C. Governing Laws
The legal relationship between the City and its employees and the City and the
Union is governed by Chapter 10 of Division 4 of Title 1 of the Government Code
(Section 3500 et seq., commonly known as the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act),
applicable provisions of the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), as may be
amended from time to time, and Article 6 of Chapter 3 of the FMC, and the Public
Safety Officers Procedural Bill of Rights Act, Government Code Section 3300 –
3312 et seq., for employees who are public safety officers as defined by the
Government Code Section 3301. In the event of any conflict between said laws
and this MOU, or in the event of conflicts in interpretation, said laws shall govern.
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ARTICLE II
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS
A. General
The rights of employees are set forth in FMC Section 3-604 and said section
presently reads as follows:
"Employees shall have the right to form, join and participate in the activities
of employee organizations of their own choosing for the purpose of
representation on all matters of employer-employee relations including, but
not limited to, wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment.
Employees shall have the right to refuse to join or participate in the activities
of employee organizations and shall have the right to represent themselves
individually in their employment relations with the City. No employees shall
be interfered with, intimidated, restrained, coerced, or discriminated against
by the City or by an employee or an employee organization because of his
[or her] exercise of any of these rights. No management employee or
confidential employee shall act as a representative of any employee
organization which represents employees other than management
employees or confidential employees."
B. Nondiscrimination
The provisions of this MOU shall apply to and be exercised by all members of the
Union consistent with state and federal nondiscrimination statutes.
C. Employee Responsibilities
All employees in Unit 11 acknowledge that the City shall consider the positions and
proposals of the Union as the meet and confer positions and proposals of all
employees, individually and collectively, in said Unit.
D. Personnel Files
1. The Human Resources Division, under the direction of the Director of
Personnel Services Department, shall maintain the official personnel file for
each employee. Access and inspection of personnel files shall fall under the
guidelines of Section 3306.5 of the California Government Code known as
the Public Safety Officers Procedural Bill of Rights Act for employees
covered by the Act. Each employee may review, or authorize in writing its
review by a designated representative, subject to reasonable rules and
regulations, and receive a copy of all material placed in either his or her
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official file or departmental file unless prohibited by law. No instrument
having a comment adverse to his or her interest shall be placed in a public
safety officer’s personnel file to be used for any personnel purpose, until he
or she has reviewed it, and shall follow the requirements as stated in Section
3305 of the California Government Code.
If an employee disagrees with the content of a document placed in either file,
or requests said document to be removed from the file if believed to be
obsolete, it shall be the right of the employee to submit a response to the
Director of Personnel Services to be attached to the document in question.
Within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of said request, the City shall either
grant the officer’s request or notify the officer of the decision to refuse to
grant the request. If the City refuses to grant the request, in whole or in part,
the City shall state in writing the reasons for refusing the request and that
written statement shall be included in the appropriate file. Personnel files are
considered confidential and access is limited.
2. Documents, including performance evaluations, retained in the officer’s
departmental file shall be forwarded to the officer’s new department if the
officer transfers, promotes, or demotes. The file should be forwarded to the
Personnel Services Department when the officer leaves City service.
3. Inquiries regarding employment references shall be administered in
accordance with existing City policies.
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ARTICLE III
CITY RIGHTS
A. General
1. The rights of the City include those rights enumerated in FMC Section 3-605,
as the same may be amended from time to time. Specifically:
“(a) The exclusive rights of the City include, but are not limited to, the right
to
(1) determine the missions of its constituent departments,
divisions, commissions, and boards;
(2) set standards of service and municipal fees and charges;
(3) determine the procedures and standards of selection for
employment, assignment, transfer, and promotion;
(4) direct its employees;
(5) take disciplinary action;
(6) relieve its employees from duty because of lack of work or for
other legitimate reasons;
(7) maintain the efficiency of governmental operations;
(8) determine the methods, means, and personnel by which
government operations are to be conducted;
(9) determine the content of job classifications;
(10) take all necessary actions to carry out its mission;
(11) exercise complete control and discretion over its organization
and technology of performing its work.”
2. The rights of the City include the determination of staffing levels, including
but not limited to, staffing by shift and class.
3. All other rights formerly or presently enjoyed by or vested in the City on the
effective date of this MOU and not mentioned in Section 1.(a), above are
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retained by and reserved to the City unless explicitly waived by the City by
resolution of the Council or by Council-approved MOU.
4. Nothing in this MOU shall be construed as delegating to others the authority
conferred by law on the City, or in any way abridging or reducing such
authority.
5. This MOU is not intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the Union
regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
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ARTICLE IV
RECOGNITION
A. Union Recognition
The City recognizes Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3 (OE3), as the exclusive
bargaining agent representing the Fresno Airport Public Safety Officers Unit
(FAPSOA) and therefore, shall meet and confer in good faith promptly upon request
by either party and continue for a reasonable period of time in order to exchange
freely information, opinions, and proposals, and to endeavor to reach agreement on
an MOU.
B. Union Officers/By-Laws
A written list of the Executive Board Members of the Union shall be furnished to the
City immediately after their designation and the Union shall notify the City promptly
in writing of any changes of such members.
The Union shall provide the City with a copy of the Unit’s bylaws and provide a copy
of any changes as they are made.
C. Union Bulletin Boards
The Union may use designated portions of City Bulletin Boards in the City Facilities
in which members of this Unit are on duty.
D. Unit Description
1. The Unit consists of all employees holding a permanent position, as defined
in FMC Section 3-202, in the class of Airport Public Safety Officer as such
Unit may be modified from time to time in the manner designated in the
FMC.
2. The class of Airport Public Safety Officer shall remain allocated to the
Department of Airports under the supervision of the Public Safety Division.
E. City Recognition
The Union recognizes the City Manager of the City of Fresno, or such person as
may be designated in writing, as the designated representative of the City, and shall
meet and confer in good faith promptly upon request by the City and continue for a
reasonable period of time in order to exchange freely information, options, and
proposals, and to endeavor to reach agreement on an MOU.
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F. Recognition of Mutual Obligation
The Union and the City recognize and acknowledge their mutual obligation and
responsibility to effectuate the purposes set forth in, and to adhere to the conditions
and clauses set forth in, this MOU.
G. Strikes
No unlawful strikes of any kind shall be caused or sanctioned by the Union during
the term of this MOU.
H. Unilateral Action
In the event the meet and confer process for a successor MOU results in an
impasse, as defined in the FMC, the City shall not take unilateral action regarding
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment prior to completion of
the impasse procedures.
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ARTICLE V
SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION AND GRIEVANCES
A. General
“Scope of Representation” means all matters relating to employer-employee
relations, including, but not limited to wages, hours, and other terms and conditions
of employment. Employee rights as set forth in FMC Section 3-604, and City rights,
as set forth in FMC Section 3-605(a), are excluded from the scope of
representation.
B. Grievance Procedure
1. A grievance is a dispute concerning the interpretation or application of this
MOU. A grievance involves the claimed misapplication or misinterpretation of
a rule or regulation relating to an existing right or duty; it does not relate to
the establishment or abolishment of a right or duty. This procedure shall not
apply to any dispute for which there is another established resolution
procedure, including but not limited to appeal to the Civil Service Board,
Retirement Board, unfair employer-employee relations charge, fact-finding
procedure, or as outlined below.
2. A written grievance must set forth the specific section of the MOU claimed to
have been violated, describe the specific incident or circumstances of the
alleged violation, and specify the remedy sought. Any dispute between the
parties as to the grievability of an issue or as to whether the requirements of
this procedure have been met shall be presented to a neutral mutually
agreed to by the City and the Union or chosen from a list of neutrals provided
by the State Mediation and Conciliation Service. The neutral shall rule on the
dispute before proceeding with the hearing. The neutral will be bound by the
agreement of the parties regarding timeliness.
3. At the request of the grievant, the Union may represent employees covered
by this MOU on grievances under the grievance procedure.
4. The parties agree that it is in their mutual interest to resolve grievances at
the earliest possible opportunity. In an effort to further this goal, Union
Officers designated under this MOU in Article IV, Section B, shall be
excused without loss of compensation from their regular duties for such time
as is necessary to attend and represent the grievant at grievance hearings.
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5. The procedure and sequence in filing and processing a grievance shall be as
follows:
a. The employee and/or Union representative shall discuss the
grievance with the grievant’s immediate supervisor before a written
grievance may be filed.
(1) If the grievance is not settled through this discussion, it either
may be discussed with the next highest supervisor or a written
grievance may be filed with the grievant’s immediate
supervisor. A written grievance must be filed, with a copy being
sent to Labor Relations, within eighteen (18) calendar days
from the date the grievant becomes aware, or should have
become aware of, the issue or incident giving rise to the
problem.
(2) Upon receipt of a written grievance, the immediate supervisor
shall give the grievant a written reply within ten (10) calendar
days.
b. Should the grievant not be satisfied with the answer received from
his/her immediate supervisor, the employee may, within ten (10)
calendar days, file an appeal to the Department Head. The
Department Head shall have ten (10) calendar days after receipt of
the appeal to review the matter, investigate and provide a written
answer to the appeal, explaining clearly the decision or proposed
action and reasons thereof. The Department Head may confer with
the grievant, the grievant’s representative and appropriate supervisors
in an attempt to bring about a harmonious solution.
c. The City, the grievant and/or Union may mutually agree to waive
steps one (1) and two (2) and proceed directly to hearing by a neutral
when the issue is one over which the grievant’s supervisor or
Department Head has no jurisdiction.
d. If the grievant is not satisfied with the decision of the Department
Head, he or she may, within ten (10) calendar days after receipt of the
written reply, file a request for a review of the Department Head's
decision to a neutral, with a copy sent to Labor Relations. The
review/appeal to the neutral shall be reviewed by the Union before it is
delivered to the Labor Relations Division.
e. The City, the grievant and/or Union may agree to seek resolution of
the grievance through mediation using the services of the State
Mediation and Conciliation Service, prior to hearing by the neutral.
Time limits for processing of the grievance are automatically extended
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for as long as mediation is in process.
f. The neutral may be chosen either by mutual agreement of the Union
and the City, or by the "strike" method from a list of neutrals provided
by the State Mediation and Conciliation Service.
(1) Fees and expenses of the neutral shall be paid half by the City
and half by the Union or the individual grievant(s); provided,
however, that the neutral may recommend that the City or the
Union or the individual grievant(s) pay the total of such fees
and expenses should it find that, but for the unreasonableness
of that party's posture, the hearing before the neutral would not
have been necessary. The City and the Union shall select a
neutral or request a list of neutrals from the State Medication
and Conciliation Service within fourteen (14) calendar days of
the receipt of a grievance requesting review by a neutral.
(2) The neutral shall be bound by the language of the MOU, City
Administrative Orders (AO), ordinances, rules, and regulations,
and department rules and regulations consistent therewith in
considering any issue properly before them. The neutral shall
be expressly confined to the precise issues submitted and
shall have no authority to consider any other issue not so
submitted. The neutral may not recommend changes in
established wages or benefits, nor recommend the payment of
back wages or benefits, prior to the date the grievance was
timely filed.
g. A date for the neutral to convene a hearing will be set within thirty (30)
calendar days from the date that a grievance reaches the Labor
Relations Division at Art. V.B.5.d. above, provided it meets all criteria
for the filing and processing of a grievance.
h. All time limits herein may be extended by mutual agreement of the
parties.
i. The neutral shall conduct an evidentiary hearing, interview witnesses,
and consider all relevant documents prior to submitting its conclusions
and recommendations to the City Manager within thirty (30) calendar
days of its last meeting.
j. The City Manager shall review the decision of the Department Head
and recommendations of the neutral, and shall render a written
decision to the employee within fourteen (14) calendar days after
receipt from the neutral.
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k. Failure of the grievant to file an appeal within the specified time limit
shall constitute an abandonment of the grievance process. Failure of
the responsible supervisor or official of the City to render a decision
within the specified time limit established by this procedure shall
automatically move the grievance to the next higher level for action,
without action required of the grievant.
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ARTICLE VI
DUES DEDUCTION AND UNION BUSINESS
A. General
Pursuant to and in accordance with Section 3502.5 of the Government Code and all
the provisions therein, the City and the Union agree that all employees in this Unit
shall be required, as a condition of continued employment, to join the Union or to
pay the Union a Service Fee. The procedures governing dues deductions, agency
shop, hold harmless obligations, religious and conscientious objections, and
financial reporting requirements, shall be as provided in Government Code Section
3502.5.
B. Dues Check-Off
Rules governing dues check-off are set forth in FMC Section 3-620, as may be
amended from time to time.
1. The City shall deduct union dues, benefit premiums, and/or both upon proper
authorization by FAPSOA members.
2. If a member in the Unit desires the City to deduct dues or benefit premiums
from the member’s paycheck, a deduction authorization shall be made upon
a Dues Deduction Authorization card.
3. The Service Fee shall consist of, and not exceed the standard initiation fee,
periodic dues, and general assessments of the Unit. The Unit shall neither
require a non-member of the Unit to make any payment to a Political Action
Committee, nor shall the Union include as a part of the Service Fee any
amount to be used for political purposes.
4. A Dues Deduction Authorization card may be revoked by a member in the
Unit, and the dues or benefit deduction canceled, only during the months of
November and December of any year. If a member in the Unit desires to
revoke a dues deduction authorization card, a dues deduction revocation
shall be made upon a Dues Deduction Revocation Card. Dues Deduction
Authorization and Revocation cards shall be available at the Finance
Department, Payroll Section and at the Personnel Services Department.
5. In the event an employee covered hereunder does not authorize deduction of
either Unit dues or a Service Fee from the employee’s paycheck and does
not make such payment directly to the Unit, the Unit shall provide a
certification to the City of such failure. Prior to such certification, the Unit
shall notify the employee of its intent to provide certification to the City and
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give the employee an opportunity to respond within thirty (30) calendar days.
Certification shall be on a form provided to the City. Such failure by an
employee shall constitute grounds for termination by the appointing authority.
C. Exceptions to Dues Deduction Authorization Card
Should a Unit member’s salary become insufficient to cover other legal and required
deductions, no dues deductions or deposit shall be made. When a member is in a
non-pay status for an entire pay period, no dues deductions shall be made from
future earnings to cover that pay period, nor may the member be required to deposit
the amount which would have been deducted if the member had been in pay status
during that period. In the case of a member who is in a non-pay status during only a
part of the pay period, and whose salary is insufficient to cover other legal and
required deductions, no dues deduction or deposit shall be made.
D. Dues Deduction Check
1. The deduction check covering all such deductions shall be transmitted, at
least monthly, to:
OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL UNION NO. 3
FRESNO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES DIVISION
4856 N. Cedar Avenue
Fresno, California 93726
Should the Unit elect to have the deduction check transmitted to an address
other than that set forth above, the Unit shall so indicate by written notice to
the City’s Finance Department, Payroll Section, with a copy of the Labor
Relations Division. The City shall transmit the deduction check to the
address specified in the notice as early as is practicable after receipt of such
notice.
2. The deduction check shall be made in favor of:
OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL UNION NO. 3
FRESNO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES DIVISION
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E. Union Business
1. The City shall allow a reasonable number of employees of this Unit a
reasonable amount of time off without loss of compensation when members
are conducting contract negotiations within the scope of representation.
2. Approval of time off pursuant to subsection E.1, above, shall not be
unreasonably withheld, however the City may deny use of time, if the time off
requested would preclude the Department from maintaining the efficiency
and needs of governmental operations.
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ARTICLE VII
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. Salaries, Pension and Premium Pay
1. Salaries:
Salaries for employees in Airport Public Safety Officer positions shall be
increased by two three percent (2 3%) effective September 5, 2016
September 3, 2018, as reflected on Exhibit I, attached hereto and
incorporated by this reference.
Salaries for employees in Airport Public Safety Officer positions shall be
increased by an additional two three percent (2 3%) effective September 4,
2017 September 2, 2019, as reflected on Exhibit II, attached hereto and
incorporated by this reference.
2. Pension Contribution:
Employees in the Fire and Police Retirement system shall pay an additional
contribution equal to three percent (3%) of their pensionable compensation
to the Fire and Police Retirement System, reducing the City retirement
contribution by the corresponding amount. In accordance with Internal
Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance, the City shall pick-up
and pay the contribution by salary reduction in accordance with this provision
to the City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System. The employee shall
have no option to receive the three percent (3%) contribution in cash. The
three percent (3%) contribution paid by the employee will not be credited to
an employee’s accumulated contribution account nor will it be deposited into
a member’s Deferred Retirement Account Program (“DROP”) account.
Permanent part time members shall participate in the Social Security System
unless they are members of the City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement
System. Permanent part time members shall not be members of the Fresno
Fire and Police Retirement System unless:
• The individual is transferring from participated in the plan as a full
time permanent position employee and whose contributions
remain on deposit in the City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement
System to a part time position in the Fire and Police System; or
• At separation from City employment, the individual elected a Deferred
Vested status in the Fire and Police Retirement System. Upon re-
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employment as a Public Safety Officer, the individual will resume
participation in the Fire and Police Retirement System; or
• The individual is a retiree of the City of Fresno Fire and Police
Retirement System and is reinstated from retirement by the City of
Fresno Fire and Police Retirement Board in accordance with Fresno
Municipal Code Section 3-334.
The parties agree to a limited reopener on the subject of changing the
normal pension contribution rate to reflect the additional payments
above.
3. Premium Pay:
(a) P.O.S.T. Certificate Pay
Effective January 1, 2017, members who have satisfactorily attained
and maintained the Advanced P.O.S.T. Certificate shall be
compensated at a rate of three percent (3%) above the member’s
base rate of pay.
(b) Night Shift Premium
Employees who have a shift regularly scheduled from 19:30
hours to 07:30 hours will receive night shift premium pay of
$1.50 per hour for all hours actually worked between 19:30 hours
and 07:30 hours.
(c) Bilingual Certification Program
The bilingual certification program consists of a City administered
examination process whereby employees may apply for the
bilingual examination, and if certified by the examiner, receive
bilingual premium pay for interpreting and translating. Bilingual
premium pay is not pensionable under the first or second tier of the
City Fire and Police Retirement Systems.
a. Bilingual certification examinations will be conducted on an as
needed basis in December of each year. During the
examination noticing period, examination Examination
applications will be available at the Personnel Services
Department, Human Resources Division and City department
personnel units.
(1) In order to qualify for the December examination, the
application must be received by the Human Resources
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Division during the month of November, but no later
than the last regular business day of November.
(2) Bilingual examination application deadlines are not
appealable or grievable.
b. Bilingual certification examinations are conducted for
Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, Sign, Spanish and Vietnamese
languages as outlined in the Salary Resolution.
c. The Director of Airports or designee, shall annually designate
those positions or assignments for which bilingual skill is
desired. This may result in the loss of bilingual designation and
pay.
d. In order to remain eligible to receive bilingual premium pay,
employees must take and pass the certification examination
once every five (5) years.
e. The bilingual premium pay rate for certified permanent
employees is one hundred dollars ($100) per month,
regardless of how many languages for which an employee is
certified.
(1) Certified employees may interpret/translate for
departments/divisions they are not assigned to,
provided the requesting department/division has a
demonstrated customer service related need, and has
obtained approval from the certified employee's
supervisor.
(2) Certified employees shall not refuse to
interpret/translate while on paid status. Refusal shall
result in appropriate disciplinary action. Certified
employees may be assigned to any incident or
investigation requiring their bilingual skills and may be
required to prepare written reports related to the
incident or investigation. The objective of this policy will
be to utilize department resources in the most efficient
way possible.
(3) Except in the event of an emergency, bilingual
employees who are not certified shall not be required to
interpret/translate.
B. Performance Evaluations
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Performance evaluations for new employees will be done on a quarterly basis for
the first year of employment and will then be conducted at least annually
thereafter.
C. Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust
The City and the Association agree that the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust has the sole authority to determine the benefits that will be provided
during the term of this MOU. The sole responsibility of the City under this clause is
to provide a set dollar amount to be contributed to the Trust on behalf of the
employee represented by the Association. The City’s contribution for full time
employees will be seventy-five percent (75%) of the premium established by the
Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust Board prior to July 1, 2014, plus
fifty percent (50%) of any increase in the premium effective July 1, 2015. Future
increases to the health and welfare premium will be split so that fifty percent (50%)
will be absorbed by the City and fifty percent (50%) will be absorbed by employees,
except that the employee share shall not exceed thirty percent (30%). Should the
employee share be set at thirty percent (30%), the City share shall be seventy
percent (70%). During periods of open enrollment or due to a change in
circumstances as defined by the Trust, an employee may opt to contribute the
amount necessary to make up the difference through payroll deductions, or accept
a reduced coverage option.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a successor
MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed resulting in a greater
contribution by the City, upon the Union’s request, the City will match that benefit.
The parties also agree to work collectively in conjunction with their Board
representatives to research and recommend potential cost-saving measures for the
Health & Welfare Trust, which may include a choice of health program options
based on individual need or preference, including a reduced option equivalent to the
City’s premium contribution, a separate rate for single employees with no
dependents, or other flex plan programs; mandatory generic mail order drug
maintenance for employees who require prescription drug therapy for any period of
90 days or more; or other measures that may be identified as this work progresses.
D. Hours and Work Schedules
1. The workweek and work cycle period under FLSA will be determined by
management in accordance with the needs of the Airport with the
understanding employees perform law enforcement duties under the
definition of FLSA.
2. The Unit is on a 14 day work period with a schedule consisting of three
twelve (12) hour shifts in one week and four twelve (12) hour shifts in another
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week. As noted below, this work period and schedule can be changed with
appropriate notice.
3. Work schedules are established solely at management’s discretion based
upon the need to provide service to the public and operational efficiency
requirements. Work schedules may be rotated, at management’s discretion.
Such decisions shall not be appealable or grievable.
4. Management will provide thirty (30) calendar days written notice of a change
in work schedules to employees and the Union. A copy will be sent to Labor
Relations. Prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) calendar days and upon a
written request, the Union will be provided an opportunity to discuss the
schedule change.
E. Leaves
1. Holiday Leave
(a) Employees shall accrue eight (8) hours per month as holiday leave in
lieu of the Holidays recognized in FMC Section 3-116.
(b) Employees in this Unit may request payment and be compensated for
up to forty eight (48) hours or ten percent (10%) of their holiday leave
balance, whichever is greater, each fiscal year during the term of this
MOU. The employee’s request to be paid must be received by the
Department payroll clerk at least ten (10) calendar days prior to the
next biweekly pay period. Employees must cash out a minimum of
twelve (12) hours. No cash out may be requested between April 1st
and June 30th.
2. Vacation Leave
(b) Employees shall accrue vacation leave hours for each completed
calendar month of employment as reflected below. Employees are
allowed to only accumulate up to twice their amount of annual accrual
of vacation leave.
Years of Continuous
Employment
Accrual Rate
(hrs./mo.) Less than 10 8 More than 10 10
(c) An employee’s vacation accumulation shall not cease due to refusal
by the City to grant vacation leave prior to the employee reaching the
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vacation accumulation limit applicable to the employee’s position and
length of service. In the event an employee requests in writing
vacation leave one (1) month prior to the month in which the limit
would be reached, and such request is refused, the Director of
Aviation or designee shall extend the employee’s accumulation limit
for ninety (90) days during which time the employee shall be
scheduled for vacation leave sufficient to reduce the employee’s
balance below the accumulation limit.
3. Sick Leave
Employees shall accrue sick leave at the rate of eight (8) hours for each
completed calendar month of employment. Employees shall not accrue
additional sick leave once their balance reaches nine hundred (900) hours.
The FMC, City Administrative Orders, departmental policies, procedures,
rules and regulations concerning sick leave usage and administration will
continue to apply. Administrative Order 2-19.1, Attendance Policy, shall not
apply to members of this Unit.
The first three days of sick leave used by an employee on or after July 1st of
each fiscal year will be considered Leave taken under AB1522, Healthy
Workplace Healthy Family Act of 2014 and will not be subject to corrective
and/or disciplinary action.
The first three days of sick leave on or after July 1st of each year can be used
for:
• Diagnosis, care, or treatment of an existing health condition of,
or preventive care for, an employee;
• Diagnosis, care, or treatment of an existing health condition of,
or preventive care for an employee’s parent (a biological,
adoptive, or foster parent, stepparent, or legal guardian of an
employee or the employee’s spouse or registered domestic
partner, or a person who stood in loco parentis when the
employee was a minor child), child (a child, which for purposes
of this article means a biological, adopted, or foster child,
stepchild, legal ward, or a child to whom the employee stands
in loco parentis - this definition of a child is applicable
regardless of age or dependency status), spouse, registered
domestic partner, sibling, grandparent, or grandchild; or,
• For an employee who is a victim of domestic violence, sexual
assault, or stalking, the purposes described in Labor Code
Section 230(c) and Labor Code Section 230.1(a).
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After the employee has taken the first three days of sick leave on or after
July 1 of each year the provisions regarding AB1522, Healthy Workplace
Healthy Family Act of 2014 will not be applicable.
Employees who terminate City employment and return within one year of
such termination will be entitled to reinstatement of their sick leave balances
at the time of termination from City employment, up to a total of 48 hours.
Any leave taken under these provisions which would also apply to other sick
leave provisions (e.g., Family Care Protected Sick Leave and/or family and
medical leave) would also count toward those provisions.
4. Family Protected Sick Leave
Each fiscal year, eEmployees in this Unit shall be allowed to use up to one
half of the employee’s annual accrual of six (6) months accrued sick leave
per fiscal year for Family as Protected Sick Leave when sick leave is
available. Family Sick Leave shall be used only for those purposes defined in
California Labor Code, Section 233.
F. Workers’ Compensation
1. An employee in this unit who suffers an injury/illness in the course and
scope of City employment which results in disability shall receive one
hundred percent (100%) of base rate of pay not to exceed one year
workers’ compensation salary and benefits in accordance with the
California Labor Code Section 4850 and as set forth in this Subsection F.
2. Partial days of absence due to a work related injury or illness, including the
day of injury or illness, shall be at full pay and shall not count toward the
exclusion period; however, this time shall be recorded as work related
injury/illness absence.
4. If the employee is placed on sick leave, vacation or holiday pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury or
illness is determined to be industrial, sick leave, vacation or holiday shall be
restored within thirty (30) calendar days of such determination provided that
the employee has submitted all necessary documents relevant to their
Workers’ Compensation claim, and the employee placed on work related
injury/illness leave as provided herein.
5. If the employee is placed on sick leave, vacation or holiday pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury or
illness is determined not to be industrial, sick leave, vacation or holiday shall
not be restored.
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6. Retirement benefits shall not be reduced as a result of compensation paid at
the one hundred percent (100%) rate level of compensation established
herein. Changes in contribution by the City and employee shall be in
accordance with the applicable retirement code sections.
G. Uniform Allowance
Employees shall receive $790.00 $1,000 per year as a uniform purchase and
maintenance allowance and paid in semi-annual installments on the last pay period
in December and June. For employees in Tier 2 of the City of Fresno Fire and
Police Retirement System, the uniform allowance is not pensionable.
H. Drug Testing
Employees will be subject to pre-employment drug testing and ongoing random drug
testing in accordance with the drug testing process outlined in the City’s Federal
Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) drug and alcohol testing program.
Employees will be included in the City’s FMCSA drug and alcohol testing pool for
purposes of random drug testing selection. Employees selected during a random
pull shall not affect the required minimum annual percentage rate for FMCSA
random drug and/or alcohol testing or reporting requirements, but shall be tested for
drugs prohibited by the FMCSA. An employee, who is determined to have a positive
random drug test result or refuses to submit to a random drug test, may be subject
to disciplinary action up to and including removal (i.e., termination).
I. Permanent Part Time Employees
1. Permanent Part Time Airport Public Safety Officers (“permanent part time
members”) shall be included as members of Unit 11 and shall be designated
to work on a modified 14 day work period.
2. Permanent part time members will accumulate and use all leave benefits in
proportion to the number of hours scheduled for that employee’s position
based on a full time 14 day, 84 hour schedule.
3. The City shall contribute, towards the health and welfare premium in
accordance with Articled VII, Section C. Fresno City Employees Health
and Welfare Trust., an amount of money on behalf of the employee in
proportion to the number of hours scheduled for that position. The City shall
make such contribution only on the condition that the employee agrees to
contribute to the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust the
difference between such City contribution and the amount required by the
Trust for the level of benefits provided. If the employee does not so agree,
then the City shall make no contribution for Health and Welfare benefits for
such employee. Election to pay such difference shall be made within thirty
(30) days of appointment to the permanent part time position.
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4. Permanent part time members who decline to participate in the health plan at
commencement of his or her employment may elect to participate each year
thereafter during the annual City-wide open enrollment period or within thirty
(30) days from the day of a qualified change in status. Participation at any
time shall be by deduction from the employee's paycheck.
J. TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT TO PERFORM DUTIES OF ABSENT EMPLOYEES
(ACTING)
After any employee in a permanent position has completed forty-eight (48)
hours of service in a higher class pursuant to one (1) or more such
assignments, the employee shall be paid while performing duties of absent
employees (Acting) in accordance with Chapter 3, Article 2, Section 3-260(c) of
the FMC. All other provisions of Section 3-260 shall apply.
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ARTICLE VIII
HEADINGS, SAVINGS CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING
A. Headings
MOU article, provision, and paragraph headings (includes exhibits, addenda,
attachments, agreements, and side letters) contained herein are solely for the
purpose of convenience only and shall not affect the construction or interpretation of
any language of this MOU.
B. Savings Clause
In the event any article, section, or portion of this MOU should be held invalid and
unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall apply only
to the specific article, section, or portion thereof specifically specified in the Court's
decision, and upon issuance of such a decision, the City and the Association agree
to immediately meet and confer upon a substitute for the invalidated article, section,
or portion thereof.
C. Full Understanding
It is intended that this MOU sets forth the full and entire understanding of the
parties, and any previous understanding or agreements by the parties, whether
formal or informal, regarding any such matters are hereby superseded and
terminated in their entirety. Side letter agreements and agreements attached to this
MOU shall continue in full force subject to the terms contained therein, or in the
absence of specified terms, the side letters and agreements shall terminate upon
the expiration of this MOU. Any side letter agreements and agreements entered into
during the term of this MOU shall continue in force subject to the terms and
conditions set forth in each side letter. Further, neither party shall be bound by any
promise or assurance that is not explicitly covered in the MOU, in a side letter of
agreement, or agreement signed by both parties.
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ARTICLE IX
TERMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall be in full force and effect from September 5, 2016 July 1,
2018, to June 30, 2018 September 1, 2020, subject to the Sections (A. B., and C.) below.
A. This MOU shall become effective only after approval of the Union, followed by City
Council approval and the expiration of the waiting period for the Mayor’s action
provided in Charter Sections 605 and 609, and shall remain in full force and effect
through June 30, 2018 September 1, 2020.
B. During the term of this MOU, should either party desire to modify its terms or to
meet and confer as to matters within the scope of representation not addressed in
this MOU, the party requesting any change shall request in writing to meet and
confer on the item(s), which item(s) shall be specified in writing.
C. During the term of this MOU, either party may refuse any request by the other to
meet and confer without explanation if the item is directly considered and
specifically addressed herein. It is further agreed, however, that this section shall
not prohibit the City from requesting to meet and confer on changes to federal, state
or City statutes, and City Administrative policies referred to or cited in this MOU, in
which case the request to meet and confer shall not be refused.
D. REOPENERS/MEET AND CONFER
The parties agree to meet and confer over:
• Revisions to the Personnel provisions of the Fresno Municipal Code
(FMC),Chapter 3, Article 1);
• Revisions to the Civil Service Regulations in the FMC, Chapter 3,
Article 2; and
• Revisions to the Employer-Employee Relations provisions of the,
Chapter 3, Article 6.
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EXHIBIT I
Effective September 3, 2018
Airport Public Safety Officers - Unit 11
Job Code 310002
Salaries STEP A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officers 5,261 5,521 5,783 6,069 6,369
*Hourly rates are to be calculated as if working 40 hours per week.
EXHIBIT II
Effective September 2, 2019
Airport Public Safety Officers - Unit 11
Job Code 310002
Salaries STEP A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officers 5,419 5,687 5,957 6,252 6,561
*Hourly rates are to be calculated as if working 40 hours per week.
BETWEEN AND FOR THE
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 3
(Fresno Airport Public Safety Officers - Unit 11)
July 1, 2018 to September 1, 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
ARTICLE I – PREAMBLE ............................................................................................... 1
A. Purpose ............................................................................................................ 1
B. Definitions ......................................................................................................... 1
C. Governing Laws ................................................................................................ 1
ARTICLE III – CITY RIGHTS .......................................................................................... 4
A. General ............................................................................................................. 4
ARTICLE IV – RECOGNITION ....................................................................................... 6
A. Union Recognition ............................................................................................. 6
B. Union Officers/By-Laws .................................................................................... 6
C. Union Bulletin Boards ....................................................................................... 6
D. Unit Description ................................................................................................. 6
E. City Recognition ................................................................................................ 6
F. Recognition of Mutual Obligation ...................................................................... 7
G. Strikes ............................................................................................................... 7
H. Unilateral Action ................................................................................................ 7
ARTICLE V – SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION AND GRIEVANCES ............................ 8
A. General ............................................................................................................. 8
B. Grievance Procedure ........................................................................................ 8
ARTICLE VI – DUES DEDUCTION AND UNION BUSINESS ...................................... 12
A. General ........................................................................................................... 12
B. Dues Check-Off .............................................................................................. 12
C. Exceptions to Dues Deduction Authorization Card ......................................... 13
D. Dues Deduction Check ................................................................................... 13
E. Union Business ............................................................................................... 13
ARTICLE VII – COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ..................................................... 15
A. Salaries, Pension and Premium Pay .............................................................. 15
1. Salaries: ...................................................................................................... 15
2. Pension Contribution: .................................................................................. 15
3. Premium Pay: .............................................................................................. 16
(a) P.O.S.T. Certificate Pay ........................................................................... 16
(b) Night Shift Premium .............................................................................. 16
(c) Bilingual Certification Program................................................................. 16
B. Performance Evaluations ................................................................................ 17
C. Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust .......................................... 17
D. Hours and Work Schedules ............................................................................ 18
E. Leaves ............................................................................................................ 19
1. Holiday Leave .............................................................................................. 19
2. Vacation Leave............................................................................................ 19
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3. Sick Leave ................................................................................................... 19
4. * * * Protected Sick Leave ........................................................................... 21
F. Workers’ Compensation ................................................................................. 21
G. Uniform Allowance .......................................................................................... 21
H. Drug Testing ................................................................................................... 22
I. Permanent Part Time Employees ................................................................... 22
J. TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT TO PERFORM DUTIES OF ABSENT
EMPLOYEES (ACTING) ................................................................................. 22
ARTICLE VIII – HEADINGS, SAVINGS CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING ...... 23
A. Headings ......................................................................................................... 23
B. Savings Clause ............................................................................................... 23
C. Full Understanding .......................................................................................... 23
ARTICLE IX ................................................................................................................... 24
TERMINATION .......................................................................................................... 24
EXHIBIT I – Salaries Effective September 3, 2018 ....................................................... 26
EXHIBIT II – Salaries Effective September 2, 2019 ...................................................... 26
LEGEND
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[§ deleted] = section/subsection deleted
[§§ deleted] = two or more sections/
subsections deleted
bold type = new language
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ARTICLE I
PREAMBLE
A. Purpose
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), entered into between the City of
Fresno, hereinafter referred to as the City, and Operating Engineers Local Union
No. 3, hereinafter referred to as the Union, representing the Fresno Airport Public
Safety Officers, hereinafter referred to as FAPSOA, Association or Unit, has as its
purpose the establishment of wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment, and to promote collaboration in the resolution of issues affecting all
parties. The parties have met and conferred in good faith and have freely
exchanged information, opinions and proposals and have reached agreement on all
matters relating to the employment conditions and employer-employee relations of
such employees.
B. Definitions
Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, and, except to the
extent that a particular word or phrase is otherwise specifically defined in this MOU,
the definitions and provisions contained in Sections 3-101, 3-201, 3-202, 3-501 and
3-603 of the Fresno Municipal Code, hereinafter FMC, shall govern the construction,
meaning, and application of words and phrases herein. The definition of each word
or phrase shall constitute, to the extent applicable, the definition of each word or
phrase which is derivative from it, or from which it is a derivative, as the case may
be.
C. Governing Laws
The legal relationship between the City and its employees and the City and the
Union is governed by Chapter 10 of Division 4 of Title 1 of the Government Code
(Section 3500 et seq., commonly known as the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act), * * * as
may be amended from time to time, and Article 6 of Chapter 3 of the FMC, and the
Public Safety Officers Procedural Bill of Rights Act, Government Code Section 3300
* * * et seq., for employees who are public safety officers as defined by the
Government Code Section 3301. In the event of any conflict between said laws
and this MOU, or in the event of conflicts in interpretation, said laws shall govern.
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ARTICLE II
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS
A. General
The rights of employees are set forth in FMC Section 3-604 and said section
presently reads as follows:
"Employees shall have the right to form, join and participate in the activities
of employee organizations of their own choosing for the purpose of
representation on all matters of employer-employee relations including, but
not limited to, wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment.
Employees shall have the right to refuse to join or participate in the activities
of employee organizations and shall have the right to represent themselves
individually in their employment relations with the City. No employees shall
be interfered with, intimidated, restrained, coerced, or discriminated against
by the City or by an employee or an employee organization because of his
[or her] exercise of any of these rights. No management employee or
confidential employee shall act as a representative of any employee
organization which represents employees other than management
employees or confidential employees."
B. Nondiscrimination
The provisions of this MOU shall apply to and be exercised by all members of the
Union consistent with state and federal nondiscrimination statutes.
C. Employee Responsibilities
All employees in Unit 11 acknowledge that the City shall consider the positions and
proposals of the Union as the meet and confer positions and proposals of all
employees, individually and collectively, in said Unit.
D. Personnel Files
1. The * * * Personnel Services Department, shall maintain the official
personnel file for each employee. Access and inspection of personnel files
shall fall under the guidelines of Section 3306.5 of the California Government
Code known as the Public Safety Officers Procedural Bill of Rights Act for
employees covered by the Act. Each employee may review, or authorize in
writing its review by a designated representative, subject to reasonable rules
and regulations, and receive a copy of all material placed in either his or her
official file or departmental file unless prohibited by law. No instrument
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having a comment adverse to his or her interest shall be placed in a public
safety officer’s personnel file to be used for any personnel purpose, until he
or she has reviewed it, and shall follow the requirements as stated in Section
3305 of the California Government Code.
If an employee disagrees with the content of a document placed in either file,
or requests said document to be removed from the file if believed to be
obsolete, it shall be the right of the employee to submit a response to the
Director of Personnel Services to be attached to the document in question.
Within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of said request, the City shall either
grant the officer’s request or notify the officer of the decision to refuse to
grant the request. If the City refuses to grant the request, in whole or in part,
the City shall state in writing the reasons for refusing the request and that
written statement shall be included in the appropriate file. Personnel files are
considered confidential and access is limited.
2. Documents, including performance evaluations, retained in the officer’s
departmental file shall be forwarded to the officer’s new department if the
officer transfers, promotes, or demotes. The file should be forwarded to the
Personnel Services Department when the officer leaves City service.
3. Inquiries regarding employment references shall be administered in
accordance with existing City policies.
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ARTICLE III
CITY RIGHTS
A. General
1. The rights of the City include those rights enumerated in FMC Section 3-605,
as the same may be amended from time to time. Specifically:
“(a) The exclusive rights of the City include, but are not limited to, the right
to
(1) determine the missions of its constituent departments,
divisions, commissions, and boards;
(2) set standards of service and municipal fees and charges;
(3) determine the procedures and standards of selection for
employment, assignment, transfer, and promotion;
(4) direct its employees;
(5) take disciplinary action;
(6) relieve its employees from duty because of lack of work or for
other legitimate reasons;
(7) maintain the efficiency of governmental operations;
(8) determine the methods, means, and personnel by which
government operations are to be conducted;
(9) determine the content of job classifications;
(10) take all necessary actions to carry out its mission;
(11) exercise complete control and discretion over its organization
and technology of performing its work.”
2. The rights of the City include the determination of staffing levels, including
but not limited to, staffing by shift and class.
3. All other rights formerly or presently enjoyed by or vested in the City on the
effective date of this MOU and not mentioned in Section 1.(a), above are
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retained by and reserved to the City unless explicitly waived by the City by
resolution of the Council or by Council-approved MOU.
4. Nothing in this MOU shall be construed as delegating to others the authority
conferred by law on the City, or in any way abridging or reducing such
authority.
5. This MOU is not intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the Union
regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
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ARTICLE IV
RECOGNITION
A. Union Recognition
The City recognizes Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3 (OE3), as the exclusive
bargaining agent representing the Fresno Airport Public Safety Officers Unit
(FAPSOA) and therefore, shall meet and confer in good faith promptly upon request
by either party and continue for a reasonable period of time in order to exchange
freely information, opinions, and proposals, and to endeavor to reach agreement on
an MOU.
B. Union Officers/By-Laws
A written list of the Executive Board Members of the Union shall be furnished to the
City immediately after their designation and the Union shall notify the City promptly
in writing of any changes of such members.
The Union shall provide the City with a copy of the Unit’s bylaws and provide a copy
of any changes as they are made.
C. Union Bulletin Boards
The Union may use designated portions of City Bulletin Boards in the City Facilities
in which members of this Unit are on duty.
D. Unit Description
1. The Unit consists of all employees holding a permanent position, as defined
in FMC Section 3-202, in the class of Airport Public Safety Officer as such
Unit may be modified from time to time in the manner designated in the
FMC.
2. The class of Airport Public Safety Officer shall remain allocated to the
Department of Airports under the supervision of the Public Safety Division.
E. City Recognition
The Union recognizes the City Manager of the City of Fresno, or such person as
may be designated in writing, as the designated representative of the City, and shall
meet and confer in good faith promptly upon request by the City and continue for a
reasonable period of time in order to exchange freely information, options, and
proposals, and to endeavor to reach agreement on an MOU.
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F. Recognition of Mutual Obligation
The Union and the City recognize and acknowledge their mutual obligation and
responsibility to effectuate the purposes set forth in, and to adhere to the conditions
and clauses set forth in, this MOU.
G. Strikes
No unlawful strikes of any kind shall be caused or sanctioned by the Union during
the term of this MOU.
H. Unilateral Action
In the event the meet and confer process for a successor MOU results in an
impasse, as defined in the FMC, the City shall not take unilateral action regarding
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment prior to completion of
the impasse procedures.
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ARTICLE V
SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION AND GRIEVANCES
A. General
“Scope of Representation” means all matters relating to employer-employee
relations, including, but not limited to wages, hours, and other terms and conditions
of employment. Employee rights as set forth in FMC Section 3-604, and City rights,
as set forth in FMC Section 3-605(a), are excluded from the scope of
representation.
B. Grievance Procedure
1. A grievance is a dispute concerning the interpretation or application of this
MOU. A grievance involves the claimed misapplication or misinterpretation of
a rule or regulation relating to an existing right or duty; it does not relate to
the establishment or abolishment of a right or duty. This procedure shall not
apply to any dispute for which there is another established resolution
procedure, including but not limited to appeal to the Civil Service Board,
Retirement Board, unfair employer-employee relations charge, fact-finding
procedure, or as outlined below.
2. A written grievance must set forth the specific section of the MOU claimed to
have been violated, describe the specific incident or circumstances of the
alleged violation, and specify the remedy sought. Any dispute between the
parties as to the grievability of an issue or as to whether the requirements of
this procedure have been met shall be presented to a neutral mutually
agreed to by the City and the Union or chosen from a list of neutrals provided
by the State Mediation and Conciliation Service. The neutral shall rule on the
dispute before proceeding with the hearing. The neutral will be bound by the
agreement of the parties regarding timeliness.
3. At the request of the grievant, the Union may represent employees covered
by this MOU on grievances under the grievance procedure.
4. The parties agree that it is in their mutual interest to resolve grievances at
the earliest possible opportunity. In an effort to further this goal, Union
Officers designated under this MOU in Article IV, Section B, shall be
excused without loss of compensation from their regular duties for such time
as is necessary to attend and represent the grievant at grievance hearings.
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5. The procedure and sequence in filing and processing a grievance shall be as
follows:
a. The employee and/or Union representative shall discuss the
grievance with the grievant’s immediate supervisor before a written
grievance may be filed.
(1) If the grievance is not settled through this discussion, it either
may be discussed with the next highest supervisor or a written
grievance may be filed with the grievant’s immediate
supervisor. A written grievance must be filed, with a copy being
sent to Labor Relations, within eighteen (18) calendar days
from the date the grievant becomes aware, or should have
become aware of, the issue or incident giving rise to the
problem.
(2) Upon receipt of a written grievance, the immediate supervisor
shall give the grievant a written reply within ten (10) calendar
days.
b. Should the grievant not be satisfied with the answer received from
his/her immediate supervisor, the employee may, within ten (10)
calendar days, file an appeal to the Department Head. The
Department Head shall have ten (10) calendar days after receipt of
the appeal to review the matter, investigate and provide a written
answer to the appeal, explaining clearly the decision or proposed
action and reasons thereof. The Department Head may confer with
the grievant, the grievant’s representative and appropriate supervisors
in an attempt to bring about a harmonious solution.
c. The City, the grievant and/or Union may mutually agree to waive
steps one (1) and two (2) and proceed directly to hearing by a neutral
when the issue is one over which the grievant’s supervisor or
Department Head has no jurisdiction.
d. If the grievant is not satisfied with the decision of the Department
Head, he or she may, within ten (10) calendar days after receipt of the
written reply, file a request for a review of the Department Head's
decision to a neutral, with a copy sent to Labor Relations. The
review/appeal to the neutral shall be reviewed by the Union before it is
delivered to the Labor Relations Division.
e. The City, the grievant and/or Union may agree to seek resolution of
the grievance through mediation using the services of the State
Mediation and Conciliation Service, prior to hearing by the neutral.
Time limits for processing of the grievance are automatically extended
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for as long as mediation is in process.
f. The neutral may be chosen either by mutual agreement of the Union
and the City, or by the "strike" method from a list of neutrals provided
by the State Mediation and Conciliation Service.
(1) Fees and expenses of the neutral shall be paid half by the City
and half by the Union or the individual grievant(s); provided,
however, that the neutral may recommend that the City or the
Union or the individual grievant(s) pay the total of such fees
and expenses should it find that, but for the unreasonableness
of that party's posture, the hearing before the neutral would not
have been necessary. The City and the Union shall select a
neutral or request a list of neutrals from the State Medication
and Conciliation Service within fourteen (14) calendar days of
the receipt of a grievance requesting review by a neutral.
(2) The neutral shall be bound by the language of the MOU, City
Administrative Orders (AO), ordinances, rules, and regulations,
and department rules and regulations consistent therewith in
considering any issue properly before them. The neutral shall
be expressly confined to the precise issues submitted and
shall have no authority to consider any other issue not so
submitted. The neutral may not recommend changes in
established wages or benefits, nor recommend the payment of
back wages or benefits, prior to the date the grievance was
timely filed.
g. A date for the neutral to convene a hearing will be set within thirty (30)
calendar days from the date that a grievance reaches the Labor
Relations Division at Art. V.B.5.d. above, provided it meets all criteria
for the filing and processing of a grievance.
h. All time limits herein may be extended by mutual agreement of the
parties.
i. The neutral shall conduct an evidentiary hearing, interview witnesses,
and consider all relevant documents prior to submitting its conclusions
and recommendations to the City Manager within thirty (30) calendar
days of its last meeting.
j. The City Manager shall review the decision of the Department Head
and recommendations of the neutral, and shall render a written
decision to the employee within fourteen (14) calendar days after
receipt from the neutral.
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k. Failure of the grievant to file an appeal within the specified time limit
shall constitute an abandonment of the grievance process. Failure of
the responsible supervisor or official of the City to render a decision
within the specified time limit established by this procedure shall
automatically move the grievance to the next higher level for action,
without action required of the grievant.
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ARTICLE VI
DUES DEDUCTION AND UNION BUSINESS
A. General
Pursuant to and in accordance with Section 3502.5 of the Government Code and all
the provisions therein, the City and the Union agree that all employees in this Unit
shall be required, as a condition of continued employment, to join the Union or to
pay the Union a Service Fee. The procedures governing dues deductions, agency
shop, hold harmless obligations, religious and conscientious objections, and
financial reporting requirements, shall be as provided in Government Code Section
3502.5.
B. Dues Check-Off
Rules governing dues check-off are set forth in FMC Section 3-620, as may be
amended from time to time.
1. The City shall deduct union dues, benefit premiums, and/or both upon proper
authorization by FAPSOA members.
2. If a member in the Unit desires the City to deduct dues or benefit premiums
from the member’s paycheck, a deduction authorization shall be made upon
a Dues Deduction Authorization card.
3. The Service Fee shall consist of, and not exceed the standard initiation fee,
periodic dues, and general assessments of the Unit. The Unit shall neither
require a non-member of the Unit to make any payment to a Political Action
Committee, nor shall the Union include as a part of the Service Fee any
amount to be used for political purposes.
4. A Dues Deduction Authorization card may be revoked by a member in the
Unit, and the dues or benefit deduction canceled, only during the months of
November and December of any year. If a member in the Unit desires to
revoke a dues deduction authorization card, a dues deduction revocation
shall be made upon a Dues Deduction Revocation Card. Dues Deduction
Authorization and Revocation cards shall be available at the Finance
Department, Payroll Section and at the Personnel Services Department.
5. In the event an employee covered hereunder does not authorize deduction of
either Unit dues or a Service Fee from the employee’s paycheck and does
not make such payment directly to the Unit, the Unit shall provide a
certification to the City of such failure. Prior to such certification, the Unit
shall notify the employee of its intent to provide certification to the City and
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give the employee an opportunity to respond within thirty (30) calendar days.
Certification shall be on a form provided to the City. Such failure by an
employee shall constitute grounds for termination by the appointing authority.
C. Exceptions to Dues Deduction Authorization Card
Should a Unit member’s salary become insufficient to cover other legal and required
deductions, no dues deductions or deposit shall be made. When a member is in a
non-pay status for an entire pay period, no dues deductions shall be made from
future earnings to cover that pay period, nor may the member be required to deposit
the amount which would have been deducted if the member had been in pay status
during that period. In the case of a member who is in a non-pay status during only a
part of the pay period, and whose salary is insufficient to cover other legal and
required deductions, no dues deduction or deposit shall be made.
D. Dues Deduction Check
1. The deduction check covering all such deductions shall be transmitted, at
least monthly, to:
OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL UNION NO. 3
FRESNO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES DIVISION
4856 N. Cedar Avenue
Fresno, California 93726
Should the Unit elect to have the deduction check transmitted to an address
other than that set forth above, the Unit shall so indicate by written notice to
the City’s Finance Department, Payroll Section, with a copy of the Labor
Relations Division. The City shall transmit the deduction check to the
address specified in the notice as early as is practicable after receipt of such
notice.
2. The deduction check shall be made in favor of:
OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL UNION NO. 3
FRESNO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES DIVISION
E. Union Business
1. The City shall allow a reasonable number of employees of this Unit a
reasonable amount of time off without loss of compensation when members
are conducting contract negotiations within the scope of representation.
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2. Approval of time off pursuant to subsection E.1, above, shall not be
unreasonably withheld, however the City may deny use of time, if the time off
requested would preclude the Department from maintaining the efficiency
and needs of governmental operations.
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ARTICLE VII
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. Salaries, Pension and Premium Pay
1. Salaries:
Salaries for employees in Airport Public Safety Officer positions shall be
increased by three percent (3%) effective September 3, 2018, as reflected
on Exhibit I, attached hereto and incorporated by this reference.
Salaries for employees in Airport Public Safety Officer positions shall be
increased by an additional three percent (3%) effective September 2,
2019, as reflected on Exhibit II, attached hereto and incorporated by this
reference.
2. Pension Contribution:
Employees in the Fire and Police Retirement system shall pay an additional
contribution equal to three percent (3%) of their pensionable compensation
to the Fire and Police Retirement System, reducing the City retirement
contribution by the corresponding amount. In accordance with Internal
Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance, the City shall pick-up
and pay the contribution by salary reduction in accordance with this provision
to the City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System. The employee shall
have no option to receive the three percent (3%) contribution in cash. The
three percent (3%) contribution paid by the employee will not be credited to
an employee’s accumulated contribution account nor will it be deposited into
a member’s Deferred Retirement Account Program (“DROP”) account.
Permanent part time members shall participate in the Social Security System
unless they are members of the City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement
System. Permanent part time members shall not be members of the Fresno
Fire and Police Retirement System unless:
• The individual * * * participated in the plan as a full time permanent
* * * employee and whose contributions remain on deposit in the
City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement System * * *; or
• At separation from City employment, the individual elected a Deferred
Vested status in the Fire and Police Retirement System. Upon re-
employment as a Public Safety Officer, the individual will resume
participation in the Fire and Police Retirement System; or
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• The individual is a retiree of the City of Fresno Fire and Police
Retirement System and is reinstated from retirement by the City of
Fresno Fire and Police Retirement Board in accordance with Fresno
Municipal Code Section 3-334.
The parties agree to a limited reopener on the subject of changing the
normal pension contribution rate to reflect the additional payments
above.
3. Premium Pay:
(a) P.O.S.T. Certificate Pay
Effective January 1, 2017, members who have satisfactorily attained
and maintained the Advanced P.O.S.T. Certificate shall be
compensated at a rate of three percent (3%) above the member’s
base rate of pay.
(b) Night Shift Premium
Employees who have a shift regularly scheduled from 19:30
hours to 07:30 hours will receive night shift premium pay of
$1.50 per hour for all hours actually worked between 19:30 hours
and 07:30 hours.
(c) Bilingual Certification Program
The bilingual certification program consists of a City administered
examination process whereby employees may apply for the
bilingual examination, and if certified by the examiner, receive
bilingual premium pay for interpreting and translating. Bilingual
premium pay is not pensionable under the first or second tier of the
City Fire and Police Retirement Systems.
a. Bilingual certification examinations will be conducted on an as
needed basis * * * Examination applications will be available
at the Personnel Services Department * * * and City
department personnel units.
§§ deleted
b. Bilingual certification examinations are conducted for * * *
languages as outlined in the Salary Resolution.
c. The Director of Airports or designee, shall annually designate
those positions or assignments for which bilingual skill is
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desired. This may result in the loss of bilingual designation and
pay.
d. In order to remain eligible to receive bilingual premium pay,
employees must take and pass the certification examination
once every five (5) years.
e. The bilingual premium pay rate for certified permanent
employees is one hundred dollars ($100) per month,
regardless of how many languages for which an employee is
certified.
(1) Certified employees may interpret/translate for
departments/divisions they are not assigned to,
provided the requesting department/division has a
demonstrated customer service related need, and has
obtained approval from the certified employee's
supervisor.
(2) Certified employees shall not refuse to
interpret/translate while on paid status. Refusal shall
result in appropriate disciplinary action. Certified
employees may be assigned to any incident or
investigation requiring their bilingual skills and may be
required to prepare written reports related to the
incident or investigation. The objective of this policy will
be to utilize department resources in the most efficient
way possible.
(3) Except in the event of an emergency, bilingual
employees who are not certified shall not be required to
interpret/translate.
B. Performance Evaluations
Performance evaluations for new employees will be done on a quarterly basis for
the first year of employment and will then be conducted at least annually
thereafter.
C. Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust
The City and the Association agree that the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust has the sole authority to determine the benefits that will be provided
during the term of this MOU. The sole responsibility of the City under this clause is
to provide a set dollar amount to be contributed to the Trust on behalf of the
employee represented by the Association. The City’s contribution for full time
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employees will be seventy-five percent (75%) of the premium established by the
Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust Board prior to July 1, 2014, plus
fifty percent (50%) of any increase in the premium effective July 1, 2015. Future
increases to the health and welfare premium will be split so that fifty percent (50%)
will be absorbed by the City and fifty percent (50%) will be absorbed by employees,
except that the employee share shall not exceed thirty percent (30%). Should the
employee share be set at thirty percent (30%), the City share shall be seventy
percent (70%). During periods of open enrollment or due to a change in
circumstances as defined by the Trust, an employee may opt to contribute the
amount necessary to make up the difference through payroll deductions, or accept
a reduced coverage option.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a successor
MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed resulting in a greater
contribution by the City, upon the Union’s request, the City will match that benefit.
The parties also agree to work collectively in conjunction with their Board
representatives to research and recommend potential cost-saving measures for the
Health & Welfare Trust, which may include a choice of health program options
based on individual need or preference, including a reduced option equivalent to the
City’s premium contribution, a separate rate for single employees with no
dependents, or other flex plan programs; mandatory generic mail order drug
maintenance for employees who require prescription drug therapy for any period of
90 days or more; or other measures that may be identified as this work progresses.
D. Hours and Work Schedules
1. The workweek and work cycle period under FLSA will be determined by
management in accordance with the needs of the Airport with the
understanding employees perform law enforcement duties under the
definition of FLSA.
2. The Unit is on a 14 day work period with a schedule consisting of three
twelve (12) hour shifts in one week and four twelve (12) hour shifts in another
week. As noted below, this work period and schedule can be changed with
appropriate notice.
3. Work schedules are established solely at management’s discretion based
upon the need to provide service to the public and operational efficiency
requirements. Work schedules may be rotated, at management’s discretion.
Such decisions shall not be appealable or grievable.
4. Management will provide thirty (30) calendar days written notice of a change
in work schedules to employees and the Union. A copy will be sent to Labor
Relations. Prior to the expiration of said thirty (30) calendar days and upon a
written request, the Union will be provided an opportunity to discuss the
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schedule change.
E. Leaves
1. Holiday Leave
(a) Employees shall accrue eight (8) hours per month as holiday leave in
lieu of the Holidays recognized in FMC Section 3-116.
(b) Employees in this Unit may request payment and be compensated for
up to forty eight (48) hours or ten percent (10%) of their holiday leave
balance, whichever is greater, each fiscal year during the term of this
MOU. The employee’s request to be paid must be received by the
Department payroll clerk at least ten (10) calendar days prior to the
next biweekly pay period. Employees must cash out a minimum of
twelve (12) hours. No cash out may be requested between April 1st
and June 30th.
2. Vacation Leave
(b) Employees shall accrue vacation leave hours for each completed
calendar month of employment as reflected below. Employees are
allowed to only accumulate up to twice their amount of annual accrual
of vacation leave.
Years of Continuous
Employment
Accrual Rate
(hrs./mo.) Less than 10 8 More than 10 10
(c) An employee’s vacation accumulation shall not cease due to refusal
by the City to grant vacation leave prior to the employee reaching the
vacation accumulation limit applicable to the employee’s position and
length of service. In the event an employee requests in writing
vacation leave one (1) month prior to the month in which the limit
would be reached, and such request is refused, the Director of
Aviation or designee shall extend the employee’s accumulation limit
for ninety (90) days during which time the employee shall be
scheduled for vacation leave sufficient to reduce the employee’s
balance below the accumulation limit.
3. Sick Leave
Employees shall accrue sick leave at the rate of eight (8) hours for each
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completed calendar month of employment. Employees shall not accrue
additional sick leave once their balance reaches nine hundred (900) hours.
The FMC, City Administrative Orders, departmental policies, procedures,
rules and regulations concerning sick leave usage and administration will
continue to apply. Administrative Order 2-19.1, Attendance Policy, shall not
apply to members of this Unit.
The first three days of sick leave used by an employee on or after July 1st of
each fiscal year will be considered Leave taken under AB1522, Healthy
Workplace Healthy Family Act of 2014 and will not be subject to corrective
and/or disciplinary action.
The first three days of sick leave on or after July 1st of each year can be used
for:
• Diagnosis, care, or treatment of an existing health condition of,
or preventive care for, an employee;
• Diagnosis, care, or treatment of an existing health condition of,
or preventive care for an employee’s parent (a biological,
adoptive, or foster parent, stepparent, or legal guardian of an
employee or the employee’s spouse or registered domestic
partner, or a person who stood in loco parentis when the
employee was a minor child), child (a child, which for purposes
of this article means a biological, adopted, or foster child,
stepchild, legal ward, or a child to whom the employee stands
in loco parentis - this definition of a child is applicable
regardless of age or dependency status), spouse, registered
domestic partner, sibling, grandparent, or grandchild; or,
• For an employee who is a victim of domestic violence, sexual
assault, or stalking, the purposes described in Labor Code
Section 230(c) and Labor Code Section 230.1(a).
After the employee has taken the first three days of sick leave on or after
July 1 of each year the provisions regarding AB1522, Healthy Workplace
Healthy Family Act of 2014 will not be applicable.
Employees who terminate City employment and return within one year of
such termination will be entitled to reinstatement of their sick leave balances
at the time of termination from City employment, up to a total of 48 hours.
Any leave taken under these provisions which would also apply to other sick
leave provisions (e.g., * * * Protected Sick Leave and/or family and medical
leave) would also count toward those provisions.
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4. * * * Protected Sick Leave
Employees * * * in this Unit shall be allowed to use up to * * * six (6) months
accrued sick leave per fiscal year * * * as Protected Sick Leave * * * used
only for those purposes defined in California Labor Code, Section 233.
F. Workers’ Compensation
1. An employee in this unit who suffers an injury/illness in the course and
scope of City employment which results in disability shall receive * * *
workers’ compensation salary and benefits in accordance with the
California Labor Code * * * and as set forth in this Subsection F.
2. Partial days of absence due to a work related injury or illness, including the
day of injury or illness, shall be at full pay and shall not count toward the
exclusion period; however, this time shall be recorded as work related
injury/illness absence.
4. If the employee is placed on sick leave, vacation or holiday pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury or
illness is determined to be industrial, sick leave, vacation or holiday shall be
restored within thirty (30) calendar days of such determination provided that
the employee has submitted all necessary documents relevant to their
Workers’ Compensation claim, and the employee placed on work related
injury/illness leave as provided herein.
5. If the employee is placed on sick leave, vacation or holiday pending
determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and the injury or
illness is determined not to be industrial, sick leave, vacation or holiday shall
not be restored.
6. Retirement benefits shall not be reduced as a result of compensation paid at
the one hundred percent (100%) rate level of compensation established
herein. Changes in contribution by the City and employee shall be in
accordance with the applicable retirement code sections.
G. Uniform Allowance
Employees shall receive $1,000 per year as a uniform purchase and maintenance
allowance and paid in semi-annual installments on the last pay period in December
and June. For employees in Tier 2 of the City of Fresno Fire and Police Retirement
System, the uniform allowance is not pensionable.
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H. Drug Testing
Employees will be subject to pre-employment drug testing and ongoing random drug
testing in accordance with the drug testing process outlined in the City’s Federal
Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) drug and alcohol testing program.
Employees will be included in the City’s FMCSA drug and alcohol testing pool for
purposes of random drug testing selection. Employees selected during a random
pull shall not affect the required minimum annual percentage rate for FMCSA
random drug and/or alcohol testing or reporting requirements, but shall be tested for
drugs prohibited by the FMCSA. An employee, who is determined to have a positive
random drug test result or refuses to submit to a random drug test, may be subject
to disciplinary action up to and including removal (i.e., termination).
I. Permanent Part Time Employees
1. Permanent Part Time Airport Public Safety Officers (“permanent part time
members”) shall be included as members of Unit 11 and shall be designated
to work on a modified 14 day work period.
2. Permanent part time members will accumulate and use all leave benefits in
proportion to the number of hours scheduled for that employee’s position
based on a full time 14 day, 84 hour schedule.
3. The City shall contribute, towards the health and welfare premium in
accordance with Articled VII, Section C. Fresno City Employees Health
and Welfare Trust. * * *
§ deleted
J. TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT TO PERFORM DUTIES OF ABSENT EMPLOYEES
(ACTING)
After any employee in a permanent position has completed forty-eight (48)
hours of service in a higher class pursuant to one (1) or more such
assignments, the employee shall be paid while performing duties of absent
employees (Acting) in accordance with Chapter 3, Article 2, Section 3-260(c) of
the FMC. All other provisions of Section 3-260 shall apply.
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ARTICLE VIII
HEADINGS, SAVINGS CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING
A. Headings
MOU article, provision, and paragraph headings (includes exhibits, addenda,
attachments, agreements, and side letters) contained herein are solely for the
purpose of convenience only and shall not affect the construction or interpretation of
any language of this MOU.
B. Savings Clause
In the event any article, section, or portion of this MOU should be held invalid and
unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall apply only
to the specific article, section, or portion thereof specifically specified in the Court's
decision, and upon issuance of such a decision, the City and the Association agree
to immediately meet and confer upon a substitute for the invalidated article, section,
or portion thereof.
C. Full Understanding
It is intended that this MOU sets forth the full and entire understanding of the
parties, and any previous understanding or agreements by the parties, whether
formal or informal, regarding any such matters are hereby superseded and
terminated in their entirety. Side letter agreements and agreements attached to this
MOU shall continue in full force subject to the terms contained therein, or in the
absence of specified terms, the side letters and agreements shall terminate upon
the expiration of this MOU. Any side letter agreements and agreements entered into
during the term of this MOU shall continue in force subject to the terms and
conditions set forth in each side letter. Further, neither party shall be bound by any
promise or assurance that is not explicitly covered in the MOU, in a side letter of
agreement, or agreement signed by both parties.
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ARTICLE IX
TERMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall be in full force and effect from July 1, 2018, to
September 1, 2020, subject to the Sections (A. B., and C.) below.
A. This MOU shall become effective only after approval of the Union, followed by City
Council approval and the expiration of the waiting period for the Mayor’s action
provided in Charter Sections 605 and 609, and shall remain in full force and effect
through September 1, 2020.
B. During the term of this MOU, should either party desire to modify its terms or to
meet and confer as to matters within the scope of representation not addressed in
this MOU, the party requesting any change shall request in writing to meet and
confer on the item(s), which item(s) shall be specified in writing.
C. During the term of this MOU, either party may refuse any request by the other to
meet and confer without explanation if the item is directly considered and
specifically addressed herein. It is further agreed, however, that this section shall
not prohibit the City from requesting to meet and confer on changes to federal, state
or City statutes, and City Administrative policies referred to or cited in this MOU, in
which case the request to meet and confer shall not be refused.
D. REOPENERS/MEET AND CONFER
The parties agree to meet and confer over:
• Revisions to the Personnel provisions of the Fresno Municipal Code
(FMC),Chapter 3, Article 1);
• Revisions to the Civil Service Regulations in the FMC, Chapter 3,
Article 2; and
• Revisions to the Employer-Employee Relations provisions of the,
Chapter 3, Article 6.
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EXHIBIT I
Effective September 3, 2018
Airport Public Safety Officers - Unit 11
Job Code 310002
Salaries* STEP A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officers 5,261 5,521 5,783 6,069 6,369
*Hourly rates are to be calculated as if working 40 hours per week.
EXHIBIT I
Effective September 2, 2019
Airport Public Safety Officers - Unit 11
Job Code 310002
Salaries* STEP A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officers 5,419 5,687 5,957 6,252 6,561
*Hourly rates are to be calculated as if working 40 hours per week.
FAPSO - UNIT 11 MOU NEGOTIATIONS
COSTING
Last Revised 6/13/2018
FY19 Airports Funds FY20 Airports Funds
3% Salary Increase Sep 2018 w/ Pension, Social Security, & Medicare 13,924.37 17,239.69
Uniform Allowance Increase w/ Medicare 2,343.50 2,343.50
Night Shift Premium w/ Medicare 13,294.01 13,294.01
Total FY19 29,561.87
Subtotal FY20 32,877.20
3% Salary Increase Sep 2019 w/ Pension, Social Security, & Medicare 14,346.62
Subtotal FY20 14,346.62
Total FY20 47,223.81
NOTES:
Effective date of salary increases impact 21 of 26 pay periods in the implementation year.
Pension cost for Full-Time Employees is 15.92%.
Social Security cost for Part-Time Employees is 6.2%.
Medicare Cost is 1.45%
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 11.1
EXHIBIT 11
Unit 11 – Airport Public Safety Officers
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officer 310002 12 5107 5360 5614 5892 6183
EXHIBIT 11
Unit 11 – Airport Public Safety Officers, effective September 3, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officer 310002 12 5,261 5,521 5,783 6,069 6,369
9/3/2018 Second Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 11.1
EXHIBIT 11
Unit 11 – Airport Public Safety Officers
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officer 310002 12 5107 5360 5614 5892 6183
EXHIBIT 11
Unit 11 – Airport Public Safety Officers, effective September 3, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Airport Public Safety Officer 310002 12 5,261 5,521 5,783 6,069 6,369
9/3/2018 Second Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0854 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:3-F
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
July 26, 2018
FROM:JEFF CARDELL, Director
Personnel Services Department
BY:KEN PHILLIPS, Labor Relations Manager
Personnel Services Department
SUBJECT
1.***Adopt a successor Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Fresno and the City of
Fresno Professional Employees Association (CFPEA)for Unit 13-1,Exempt Supervisory and
Professional, and Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional (Subject to Mayor’s Veto)
2.***RESOLUTION -3rd Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-159,amending
Exhibit 3,Unit 3,Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA)to add the classifications of Deputy City Clerk
and Senior Deputy City Clerk and provide a salary range for the respective classes;amending
salaries in Exhibit 13-1,Unit 13-1,Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA),and Exhibit 13-2,
Non-Exempt Professional (CFPEA)as required by the Memorandum of Understanding between the
City of Fresno and the City of Fresno Professional Employees Association (CFPEA);and amending
Exhibit 14,Unit 14,to add the classification of Public Works Manager -Licensed Engineer and
providing a salary range for the respective class,and amending the E18 salary range (Subject to
Mayor’s Veto)
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended Council:(1)approve the attached Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)to
implement wages,hours and other terms and conditions of employment for City employees in Unit 13
-1,Exempt Supervisory and Professional,and Unit 13-2,Non-Exempt Professional,represented by
CFPEA;and (2)adopt the Third Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-
159,amending Exhibit 3,Unit 3,Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA)to add the classifications of
Deputy City Clerk and Senior Deputy City Clerk and provide a salary range for the respective
classes;amending salaries in Exhibit 13-1,Unit 13-1,Exempt Supervisory and Professional
(CFPEA),and for Exhibit 13-2,Non-Exempt Professional (CFPEA);and amending Exhibit 14,Unit
14,to add the classification of Public Works Manager -Licensed Engineer and providing a salary
range for the classification, and amending the E18 salary range in this unit.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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The City and CFPEA reached a tentative agreement on a successor MOU which will replace the
MOU that expired on June 30,2017.The MOU provides for an agreement from June 25,2018
through June 21,2020,increases to wages,equity adjustments to salaries for certain classes as a
result of a Classification and Compensation Study of classes in the Unit,and other changes in terms
or conditions of employment.To implement the MOU it is necessary to approve the Third Amendment
to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No.2018-159,amending Exhibit 13-1,Unit 13-1,Exempt Supervisory
and Professional (CFPEA),and Exhibit 13-2,Non-Exempt Professional (CFPEA).The MOU and
Salary Resolution Amendment are retroactively effective June 25, 2018.
In collaboration with the Office of the City Clerk,Personnel Services has developed the new
classifications of Deputy City Clerk and Senior Deputy Clerk to better define the classifications
specific to this department.In addition,the new classification of Public Works Manager -Licensed
Engineer and its associated salary range is being added to maintain an appropriate pay relationship
between the manager and subordinate engineering classifications.Finally,as a result of the new
Public Works Manager -Licensed Engineer classification,the E18 salary range in Exhibit 14
assigned to Deputy City Engineer has been modified to maintain an appropriate salary spread
between the two classes. The new classes and amended salary range are effective July 23, 2018.
BACKGROUND
The City and CFPEA started meeting in March 2017 towards reaching agreement on a successor
MOU.Additionally,in Fiscal Year 2018,the parties engaged in a Classification and Compensation
Study,resulting in recommended compensation changes to certain classes on the basis of internal
and external equity,as well as demonstrated recruitment and retention issues.Due to the limited
availability of resources,implementation of the Study results will occur in phases.The first phase
includes Equity Increases to address critical recruitment or retention issues,minimize or eliminate
anti-compaction pay,and address in part,internal as well as external equity.The first phase will be
implemented along with a general wage increase effective July 23, 2018.
The parties reached a tentative agreement on June 20,2018.Members of the Unit voted to ratify the
tentative agreement on June 27, 2018
Major changes to the MOU are summarized below.
·Term: June 25, 2018 to June 21, 2020.
·Wages:
o Increase wages for Exempt employees in Unit 13-1 by 1.5%retroactively effective June 25,
2018 in recognition of the discontinuance Supplemental Administrative Leave.
o 2.5% general wage increase for all employees effective July 23, 2018.
o Equity Increases as agreed pursuant to the Classification and Compensation Study effective
July 23, 2018.
o 2.5% general wage increase for all employees effective July 22, 2019.
·Pension Changes:
o Employees who enter Unit 13 and are paying 1.5%towards pension costs continue to pay an
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additional 1.5%.
o Reopener on making the additional 1.5% part of the employee’s normal contribution.
·Premium Pay:
o Salary Spread Differential:Reopener after completion of Classification and Compensation
Study.
o Shift Differential:If a shift fits the definitions of both swing and night shift,the employee will be
paid at the higher rate.
o Bilingual:Examinations will be conducted throughout the year.Eligible languages will be listed
in the Salary Resolution.
·Leaves:
o Employee Incentive Time Off (EITO):Non-exempt employees in Unit 13-2 can earn EITO
under similar terms as Units 1 and 7.
o Supplemental Administrative Leave:Discontinued for Exempt employees in Unit 13-1.In
exchange, employees received a 1.5% pay increase as noted above.
o Frozen Sick Leave:Removed restrictions.Frozen sick leave can be used whenever sick leave
is allowed.
o Administrative Leave/Time Off:Renamed to Management Leave and Management Time Off
consistent with other units with the same leave.
o Amended leave language to conform with changes to State law.
·Thanksgiving Week/Sanitation Supervisors:Sanitation Supervisors who work full shifts on
the day after Thanksgiving and Saturday of Thanksgiving will receive 16 hours of Holiday Leave
and will not be required to use Annual Leave to supplement holiday pay on Thanksgiving Day.
·Representation:Add reprimand to the list of items for which an employee can request
representation.
·By-Laws:CFPEA to provide the City with its By-Laws and to provide the City with updates as
they occur.
·New Employee Orientation/Employee Contact Information:Incorporate side letter
language on AB 119 requirement that employee organizations have the right to address new
employees at New Employee Orientation,and that the City will provide contact information on all
employees in the Unit.
·Dues:Dues to be terminated when an employee leaves Units represented by CFPEA.Update
dues deduction language to reflect practice of transmitting dues by electronic transfer.
·Benefits for Part Time Employees:Part time employees will receive health and welfare
benefits on the same basis as full time employees.This is in recognition of the Affordable Care
Act. Currently are no part time employees in Unit 13.
·Uniforms:Administered under Administrative Order 3-6,Uniform Program,unless parties
agree to an alternative.
·Life Insurance:Employees who leave City employment can continue Life Insurance coverage
in accordance with the terms of the insurance carrier.
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In addition to the above, there was language clean up throughout the MOU, much of which resulted
from a review of MOU by the City Attorney’s Office.
Separately,Personnel Services,in partnership with the City Clerk,has developed the new
classifications of Deputy City Clerk and Senior Deputy City Clerk to better define the duties and
responsibilities of incumbents.These new classifications will result in the reclassification of a Senior
Administrative Clerk and a Senior Records Clerk to Deputy City Clerk,and the reclassification of a
City Records Specialist and a Senior Secretary to Senior Deputy City Clerk.
The new classification of Public Works Manager -Licensed Engineer is being created to maintain an
appropriate pay relationship between the manager and subordinate engineering classifications and to
recognize the difference between Public Works Managers that are registered engineers versus those
who are not required to maintain that professional designation.The new salary range will also
address recruitment issues in filling State Licensed Engineer positions.This new classification will
result in the reclassification of three current Public Works Managers to Public Works Manager -
Licensed Engineer.As a result of the creation of the new Public Works Manager -Licensed Engineer
classification,the salary range assigned to E18 in Exhibit 14 is being increased to maintain the
current pay relationship between the Public Works Manager -Licensed Engineer and Deputy City
Engineer.
The City provided notice to all bargaining units regarding the new classifications.The City has
concluded its meet and confer obligation and the affected bargaining units concurred with the classes
and reclassification of incumbents.
The City Attorney’s Office has approved the new MOU and the Salary Resolution Amendment as to
form.
ENVIRONMENTAL FINDINGS
By the definition provided in the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines Section 15378 this
item does not qualify as a “project”and is therefore exempt from the California Environmental Quality
Act requirements.
LOCAL PREFERENCE
Local preference is not implicated because this item does not involve public contracting or bidding
with the City of Fresno.
FISCAL IMPACT
Approval of the MOU and Salary Resolution Amendment for Unit 13 will result in an additional salary
and benefit expenses of approximately $707,946 to the General Fund and $2,422.759 to All Funds in
Fiscal Year 2019;and approximately $981,310 to the General Fund and $3,254,528 to All Funds in
Fiscal Year 2020. The additional expenses have been included in the Fiscal Year 2019 budget.
The addition of the Deputy City Clerk and Senior Deputy Clerk classifications will result in increased
salary and benefit expenses in Fiscal Year 2019 of approximately $1,905 to the General Fund.The
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and benefit expenses in Fiscal Year 2019 of approximately $25,511 which do not impact the General
Fund.The additional expenses do not require additional appropriations in either Department.The
increase to the E18 salary range will not result in additional salary and benefit expenses.
Attachments:
City of Fresno - CFPEA MOU - Redline
City of Fresno - CFPEA - Final
Costing for CFPEA MOU
Resolution: Third Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159
Salary Tables: Third Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159 - Redline
Salary Tables: Third Amendment to FY 2019 Salary Resolution No. 2018-159 - Final
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BETWEEN AND FOR THE
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
CITY OF FRESNO
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, INC.
(Exempt Supervisory and Professional Unit and
Non-Exempt Professional Unit - Unit 13)
June 29, 2015 – June 30, 2017
June 25, 2018 – June 21, 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLE I - PREAMBLE .................................................................................................................................. 4
A. PURPOSE ................................................................................................. 4
B. DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................ 4
C. GOVERNING LAWS .................................................................................. 4
ARTICLE II – EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ............................................................................................................ 5
A. GENERAL .................................................................................................. 5
B. NONDISCRIMINATION ............................................................................. 5
C. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES ................................................................................... 5
D. PERSONNEL FILES .............................................................................................................. 5
ARTICLE III – CITY RIGHTS .......................................................................................................................... 7
A. GENERAL .................................................................................................. 7
ARTICLE IV - RECOGNITION ....................................................................................................................... 9
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION ................................................................ 9
B. UNIT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................. 9
C. CITY RECOGNITION .............................................................................. 10
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION ........................................... 10
E. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE ......................................................................... 10
ARTICLE V - REPRESENTATION AND RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS .................... 11
A. SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION ............................................................ 11
B. REPRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEES ................................................... 11
C. RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS .............................................................. 12
D. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ........................................................................ 12
ARTICLE VI - COMMUNICATIONS ......................................................................................................... 13
A. ASSOCIATION BUSINESS ..................................................................... 13
B. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ....................................... 13
C. ASSOCIATION BULLETIN BOARDS ...................................................... 13
D. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ............................................................. 14
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ARTICLE VII – DUES DEDUCTION .......................................................................................................... 16
A. GENERAL ................................................................................................ 16
B. EXCEPTION TO THE DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION CARD.... 16
C. DUES DEDUCTION CHECK ................................................................... 16
ARTICLE VIII – COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ........................................................................ 18
A. SALARIES ............................................................................................... 18
B. PENSION CONTRIBUTION .................................................................... 19
C. PREMIUM PAY ........................................................................................ 19
1. Night Shift Premium
2. Bilingual Premium Pay Program. .................................................. 20
3. Certificate/License/Registration Premium Pay .............................. 21
4. Salary Spread Differential Premium Pay ....................................... 22
5. Professional Engineer/Supervising Professional Engineer
Assignment Required Specialized Expertise ................................. 22
6. Supervising Identification Technician Premium Pay: ..................... 23
7. Acting Assignments – Police Department: .................................... 23
8. Additional Shifts (Full or Partial) Premium Pay ............................. 24
D. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE ................................. 24
E. FRESNO CITY EMPLOYEES HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST ........... 25
F. LEAVES ................................................................................................... 25
1. Attendance Policy ......................................................................... 25
2. Annual Leave ................................................................................ 25
3. Supplemental Sick Leave .............................................................. 29
4. Holiday Leave ............................................................................... 29
5. Administrative Leave ..................................................................... 30
6. Administrative Time Off ................................................................. 32
G. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA)........................... 33
H. WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ............................................................... 34
I. COURT TIME .......................................................................................... 35
J. WORK SCHEDULES ............................................................................... 36
K. ALTERNATIVE WORKWEEK WORK SCHEDULES ............................... 36
L. USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES ............................................................ 38
M. GUARANTEED LEAVE ........................................................................... 39
N. PAY FOR PERFORMANCE .................................................................... 39
O. BUS PASSES – FAX OPERATIONS ....................................................... 39
P. BENEFITS FOR PERMANENT PART-TIME EMPLOYEES .................... 40
Q. UNIFORMS .............................................................................................. 41
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ARTICLE IX - SAVING CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING ................................ 41
A. Saving Clause: ......................................................................................... 41
B. Full Understanding: .................................................................................. 41
ARTICLE X - TERMINATION ........................................................................................ 42
EXHIBIT I - Salaries effective June 25, 2018 29, 2015 ................................................. 40
EXHIBIT II – Salaries effective July 23, 2018 1, 2015 ................................................... 43
EXHIBIT III – Salaries effective July 22, 2019 1, 2016 .................................................. 46
EXHIBIT IV – CFPEA Performance Evaluation
EXHIBIT V - Success Plan
Side Letter of Agreement – Pensions for New Employees
LEGEND
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[§ deleted] = section/subsection deleted
[§§ deleted] = two or more
sections/subsections deleted
bold type = new language
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ARTICLE I
PREAMBLE
A. PURPOSE
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), entered into between the City of
Fresno, hereinafter referred to as the City, and the City of Fresno Professional
Employees Association, Management Non-Confidential Unit and Non-
Management Confidential Unit, hereinafter referred to collectively as the
Association, CFPEA, or as Unit has as its purpose the establishment of wages,
hours, and other terms and conditions of employment, and to promote
collaboration in the resolution of issues affecting all parties. The parties have met
and conferred in good faith and have freely exchanged information, opinions and
proposals and have reached agreement on all matters relating to the
employment conditions and employer-employee relations of such employees.
B. DEFINITIONS
Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, and, except to
the extent that a particular word or phrase is otherwise specifically defined in this
MOU, the definitions and provisions contained in Chapter 3, and Sections 3-101,
3-201, 3-202, 3-501 and 3-603 of the Fresno Municipal Code (FMC) shall govern
the construction, meaning, and application of words and phrases herein. The
definition of each word or phrase shall constitute, to the extent applicable, the
definition of each word or phrase which is derivative from it, or from which it is a
derivative, as the case may be.
C. GOVERNING LAWS
The employer-employee relationship between the City and its employees, and
the City and the Association, is governed by applicable state bargaining laws
Chapter 10 of Division 4 of Title I of the Government Code (Section 3500 et seq.,
commonly known as the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act or MMBA), applicable
provisions of the Public Employment Relations Board (PERB), as may be
amended from time to time, and Article 6 of Chapter 3 of the FMC. In the event of
any conflict between said laws and this MOU, said laws shall govern.
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ARTICLE II
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
The rights of employees are set forth in Section 3-604 of the FMC, and said
Section presently reads as follows:
"Employees shall have the right to form, join and participate in the
activities of employee organizations of their own choosing for the purpose
of representation on all matters of employer-employee relations including,
but not limited to, wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment. Employees shall have the right to refuse to join or participate
in the activities of employee organizations and shall have the right to
represent themselves individually in their employment relationship with the
City. No employees shall be interfered with, intimidated, restrained,
coerced, or discriminated against by the City or by an employee or an
employee organization because of his [or her] their exercise of any of
these rights. No management employee or confidential employee shall act
as a representative of any employee organization which represents
employees other than management employees or confidential
employees."
B. NONDISCRIMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall apply to and be exercised by all members of the
Association, consistent with state and federal nondiscrimination statutes which
are set forth in City policies.
C. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
All employees in the Units acknowledge that the City shall consider the positions
and proposals of the Association as the meet and confer positions and proposals
of all employees, individually and collectively, in said Units.
D. PERSONNEL FILES
1. The Human Resources Division, under the direction of the Director of
Personnel Services, shall maintain the official personnel file for each
employee. Each employee may review, or authorize in writing its review by
a designated representative, subject to reasonable rules and regulations,
and receive a copy of all material placed in either his or her their official
file or departmental personnel file. If an employee disagrees with the
content of a document placed in either file, it shall be the right of the
employee to submit a response to the Director of Personnel Services to be
attached to the document in question and included in the appropriate file.
Personnel files are considered confidential and access is limited.
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2. Documents, including performance evaluations, retained in the
employee’s departmental file shall be forwarded to the Human Resources
Division to be maintained as the official personnel file as noted in D. 1.,
above. In addition, the departmental file shall be forwarded to the
employee’s new department if the employee transfers, promotes, or
demotes. The file should be forwarded to Human Resources when the
employee leaves City service.
3. Inquiries regarding employment references shall be administered in
accordance with existing City policies.
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ARTICLE III
CITY RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
1. The rights of the City include those rights enumerated in FMC Section
3-605, as the same may be amended from time to time. Specifically:
"(a) The exclusive rights to the City include, but are not limited to, the
right to
(1) determine the missions of its constituent departments,
divisions, commissions, and boards;
(2) set standards of service and municipal fees and charges;
(3) determine the procedures and standards of selection for
employment, assignment, transfer, and promotion;
(4) direct its employees;
(5) take disciplinary action;
(6) relieve its employees from duty because of lack of work or
other legitimate reasons;
(7) maintain the efficiency of governmental operations;
(8) determine the methods, means, and personnel by which
government operations are to be conducted;
(9) determine the content of job classifications;
(10) take all necessary actions to carry out its mission;
(11) exercise complete control and discretion over its
organization and technology of performing its work."
2. The rights of the City include the determination of staffing levels, including
but not limited to, staffing by shift and class.
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3. All other rights formerly or presently enjoyed by or vested in the City on
the effective date of this MOU and not mentioned in Section 1. (a) above
are retained by and reserved to the City unless explicitly waived by the
City by resolution of the Council or by Council-approved MOU.
4. Nothing in this MOU shall be construed as delegating to others the
authority conferred by law on the City, or in any way abridging or reducing
such authority.
5. This MOU is not intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the
Association regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
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ARTICLE IV
RECOGNITION
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION
1. The City acknowledges the Association as the recognized employee
organization representing the Management Non-Confidential Unit and
Non-Management Confidential Unit, and therefore, shall meet and confer
in good faith promptly upon request by the Association either party and
continue for a reasonable period of time in order to exchange freely
information, options, and proposals, and to endeavor to reach agreement
on a successor MOU at least one week prior to the last regular City
Council meeting at which the City budget must be adopted for the ensuing
fiscal year in order to meet the June 30 deadline specified in the City
Charter. MOU negotiations may be initiated five (5) months prior to the
expiration of the MOU.
2. It is expressly agreed and understood by the parties that under
Government Code section 3502.5, an agency shop agreement shall not
apply to management, confidential or supervisory employees. As used in
this Section, "agency shop" means an arrangement that requires an
employee, as a condition of continued employment, either to join the
recognized employee organization, or to pay the organization a service
fee in an amount not to exceed the standard initiation fee, periodic dues,
and general assessments of such organization for the duration of the
agreement, or a period of three years from the effective date of such
agreement, whichever comes first. Employees of the City shall have the
right to refuse to join or participate in the activities of the Association and
shall have the right to represent themselves individually in their
employment relationship with the City of Fresno. No employee shall be
interfered with, intimidated, restrained, coerced or discriminated against by
the City or by the Association because of the exercise of these rights.
B. UNIT DESCRIPTION
The Association represents two (2) Units consisting of Management Non-
Confidential Exempt Supervisory and Professional Unit and Non-Exempt
Management Confidential Professional Unit employees holding a permanent
position, as defined in FMC Section 3-202(p)(4), in one of the classes listed in
Exhibits 13-1 or 13-2 of the Salary Resolution, as such Units may be modified
from time to time in the manner designated in the FMC.
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C. CITY RECOGNITION
The Association recognizes the City Manager of the City of Fresno, or such
person as may be designated in writing, as the designated representative of the
City, pursuant to FMC Section 3-615, and shall meet and confer in good faith
promptly upon request by the City and continue for a reasonable period of time in
order to exchange freely information, options, and proposals, and to endeavor to
reach agreement on a successor MOU at least one week prior to the last City
Council meeting at which the City budget must be adopted for the ensuing fiscal
year in order to meet the June 30 deadline specified in the City Charter.
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION
The Association and the City recognize and acknowledge their mutual obligation
and responsibility to effectuate the purposes set forth in, and to adhere to the
conditions and clauses set forth in this MOU.
E. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE
1. In the event the meet and confer process beginning prior to the expiration
of this MOU results in an impasse, the City shall not take unilateral action
regarding wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment
prior to completion of any impasse resolution procedures provided in FMC
Section 3-617 and State law.
2. No unlawful strike or work stoppages by City employees, as defined in
FMC Section 3-624 or applicable state bargaining laws and
regulations, shall be caused, instigated, encouraged, condoned,
participated in, or honored by the Association or its members during the
term of this MOU.
3. No lockout of employees shall be instituted by the City during the term of
this MOU.
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ARTICLE V
REPRESENTATION AND RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS
A. SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION
"Scope of representation" shall be as defined in FMC Section 3-603(w), as the
same may be amended from time to time. Said Section presently reads as
follows:
"Scope of representation" means all matters relating to
employer-employee relations, including, but not limited to,
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment. Employee rights, as set forth in Section 3-604,
and City rights as set forth in Section 3-605 (a), are excluded
from the scope of representation."
B. REPRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEES
1. A member of the Association whose presence is requested by
management to discuss or review an action of the employee has the right
to be represented by an Officer, Director, or member of the Association if it
appears that the discussion or review may result in a reprimand (oral or
written), fine, suspension, demotion or termination. Should an employee
request such representation, no further discussion or review may occur
until a representative is present, except that an unreasonable delay shall
not result from such a request. The presence of a representative of the
employee's own choosing who is not an Officer, Director, or member of
the Association shall also satisfy the requirements of this section. An
employee shall not represent nor be represented by an individual within
his or her line of supervision.
2. This Section does not apply to the normal ongoing employment
relationship or supervisor/subordinate relationship between the City and
its employees, when such matters include, but are not limited to, work
direction, scheduling, and non-disciplinary counseling or performance
evaluations.
3. The Association agrees to represent employees in these Units in a
manner consistent with the requirements of the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act
and applicable state and federal regulations.
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4. Executive Board Member Release Time: Association Executive Board
Members will be allowed time off to attend to Association business. At
least seven (7) calendar days advance notice shall be provided by the
Association President to the Labor Relations Manager so that release time
may be arranged with the affected department. Executive Board members
may take up to twenty-four (24) hours annually. The President may take
up to forty (40) hours annually. Such time may be charged to the
employee’s annual leave, holiday leave or administrative leave.
5. Grievance/Disciplinary Action Discipline Investigation Release Time:
The Association President will designate Executive Board Members to
investigate grievances or disciplinary actions and/or to observe working
conditions stemming from grievances. The Association agrees to provide
a minimum of seventy-two (72) hours advance notice of the request for
Grievance/Discipline Release Time. The Association President shall
provide such notice to the Labor Relations Manager so that release time
may be arranged with the affected department. Designated Association
representatives may receive up to a maximum of two (2) hours of release
time per grievance/discipline for investigative purposes.
6. Negotiations and Grievance Advisory Committee Release Time: An
Association representative, designated by the Association President, shall
be able to represent employees in negotiations, and Grievance Advisory
Committee meetings. The Association agrees to provide reasonable
advance notice of the request for Release Time for these instances. The
Association President shall provide such notice to the Labor Relations
Manager so that release time may be arranged with the affected
Department.
C. RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS
Concerns regarding the interpretation or application of the provisions of this MOU
shall be resolved exclusively as outlined in Administrative Order 2-15, Resolution
of Concerns of Management and Confidential Employees. The City recognizes
the right of employees who are members of the Association to be represented by
the Association in resolving concerns.
D. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
Pursuant to FMC Sections 3-283 and 3-284, employees in the Classified Service
may elect to appeal a corrective action resulting in fine, suspension, demotion or
termination to the Civil Service Board for a hearing before the Board under
FMC Section 3-284, or may request that the action be reviewed heard by a
hearing officer pursuant to FMC Section 3-283. The recommendation of the
hearing officer shall be filed with the Civil Service Board, which may affirm,
modify or set aside the recommendation. The decision of the Civil Service Board
shall be final and binding on all parties, and there shall be no further
administrative appeal available.
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ARTICLE VI
COMMUNICATIONS
A. ASSOCIATION BUSINESS
1. The City agrees to allow Association Officers, subject to the approval of
each employee's supervisor and the needs of the City, reasonable leave
in accordance with Article V, Section B., for the day-to-day conduct of
Association business, including representation of employees as provided
in Article V. Attendance at Association conferences, workshops, training,
etc., will be charged to the employee’s accrued leave benefits, to be
designated by the employee. Approval of such leave will not be
unreasonably withheld.
2. The use of City equipment or computer network to conduct personal
business is prohibited. Both parties agree that there are times that the use
of City equipment is unavoidable by the Association, and at times is in the
best interests of the City. Routine City business may be conducted without
charge, and shall include the use of land or cellular phones to contact
family members if the employee is required to work late, or has his/her
shift changed without advanced notice. Occasional use of e-mail to
communicate on issues of mutual labor-management interest, such as the
scheduling of negotiations meetings, shall be permitted.
B. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
1. A written list of the Officers of the Association and the Association
Directors, with the specific areas they represent, shall be furnished to the
City immediately after their designation and the Association shall notify the
City promptly in writing of any changes of such Association Officers or
Directors.
2. The Personnel Services Department shall provide the Association the
names of all new members of this Unit within ten (10) calendar days of
their employment, and shall notify the Association of transfers,
promotions, terminations from City service, and retirements.
C. ASSOCIATION BULLETIN BOARDS
The City shall provide space, or access to space, for the exclusive use of the
Association on one bulletin board in each work or reporting location.
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D. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
1. General
The City shall provide to the Association, on On a timely basis, the City
shall provide notification to the Association upon proposing a copy
of amendments to the Administrative Orders Manual, hereinafter AO, new
and amended Salary Resolutions, new and amended Position
Authorization Resolutions, and job bulletins applicable to the Unit and
Unit employees.; and, on an on-going basis, a list of employees, with
membership in the Association noted on the list.
2. Class Specifications
Revisions to specifications for classes contained in these Units will be
provided to the Association for review and comment prior to their adoption
by the Director of Personnel Services.
3. If new classes are created which the City determines appropriate for
inclusion in these Units, the City shall provide a copy of the specifications
to the Association and reasonable notice and opportunity to meet and
confer prior to the action to adopt a salary for the class. If, after a
reasonable period of meeting and conferring, agreement cannot be
reached, staff, after notifying the Association, shall forward their
recommendation to the City Council.
4. The Association shall provide the Labor Relations Division with a
copy of its By-Laws. Whenever those By-Laws are amended, the
Association shall promptly provide an updated copy of the By-Laws
to the Labor Relations Division.
5. New Employee Orientation
The Personnel Services Department (PSD) provides a new employee
orientation program to all new City employees (i.e., NEO). PSD will
notify the Association at least 10 days’ in advance of a scheduled
NEO, and at the end of the work week immediately preceding the
NEO if the NEO will include any individuals who will be represented
by the Association, unless the City is unable to reasonably do so
because of an unforeseeable urgent need critical to City operations.
A representative of the bargaining unit will be invited to the NEO
meeting room immediately prior to a session to be conducted by the
bargaining unit and will be introduced by a City staff member. The
bargaining unit will be provided an opportunity to meet with new
bargaining unit members at the last session of the NEO. The session
will be scheduled for twenty (20) minutes. This session will not be
held if there are no new bargaining unit members attending the NEO
or if the bargaining unit representative is not available.
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6. Employee Information
The City will provide the employee information it has on file in
compliance with Assembly Bill (AB) 119 California Government Code
Sections 3555-3559) for all new hires in the bargaining unit within 30
days of hire, as well as all employees represented by the Association
at least once per quarter.
Pursuant to Government Code §3358 (in AB 119), employees may opt
out of releasing the following information to the Association: home
address, home and personal cellular telephone numbers, and
personal email addresses. The City of Fresno’s Dues Deduction
Authorization shall be modified to include the opportunity for the
employee to opt out of releasing the above information, and
notification that the City will furnish Unit required information
pursuant to AB 119.
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ARTICLE VII
DUES DEDUCTION
A. GENERAL
1. Rules governing dues checkoff are set forth in FMC Section 3-620, as the
same may be amended from time to time.
2. The City shall deduct the dues or benefit premiums, or both, upon proper
authorization by Association members in these Units.
3. If a member in one of these Units desires the City to deduct dues or
benefit premiums from the member’s paycheck, a deduction authorization
shall be made on a Dues Deduction Authorization card.
4. If a member in one of these Units desires to revoke the member’s prior
Dues Deduction Authorization card, a dues deduction revocation shall be
made upon a Dues Deduction Revocation card. A Dues Deduction
Authorization card may be revoked by a member, and the dues or benefit
deduction canceled, only during the months of November or December of
the last year of this MOU.
5. Dues Deduction Authorization and Revocation forms are available at the
Finance Department and Human Resources Division Personnel Services
Department.
6. Dues deductions will be terminated when an employee leaves the
bargaining unit.
B. EXCEPTION TO THE DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION CARD
The member’s earnings must be sufficient after other legal and required
deductions are made to cover the amount of the dues deduction authorized.
When a member is in unpaid status for an entire pay period, no dues deduction
shall be made from future earnings to cover that pay period, nor will the member
be allowed to deposit with the City Controller the amount which would have been
deducted if the member had been in a paid status during the pay period.
Whenever the member's salary is not sufficient to cover other legal and required
deductions, no dues deduction or deposit shall be made.
C. DUES DEDUCTION CHECK
The dues deduction check Dues deduction covering all such deductions shall
be transmitted at least monthly by electronic funds transfer to an account
specified by made in favor of the City of Fresno Professional Employees
Association., and shall be transmitted at least monthly to:
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CITY OF FRESNO PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
P. O. Box 1405
Fresno, California 93716-1405
Should the Association elect to have the deduction check transmitted to an
address other than that set forth herein above, the Association shall so indicate
by written notice to the City’s Finance Department, with a copy to the Labor
Relations Division. The City shall transmit the deduction check to the address
specified in the notice as early as is practicable after receipt of such notice.
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ARTICLE VIII
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. SALARIES
1. Salaries for classifications in 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory and
Professional Unit, shall be increased by one and one half percent
(1.5%) effective June 25, 2018 as reflected in Exhibit I, attached
hereto and incorporated by this reference. This increase is in lieu of
Supplemental Administrative Leave which is discontinued as stated
in Article VIII, Section F, Subsection 5. b.
2. The parties have reached agreement on compensation adjustments
resulting from a Classification and Compensation Study. The parties
have also agreed that compensation adjustments will be
implemented in phases, with the first phase commencing with Equity
Increases effective July 23, 2018, and subsequent phases to be
implemented as negotiated in future MOU negotiations or as
otherwise mutually agreed between the parties. The percentage
adjustments to classifications to implement the first phase are
reflected in Exhibit VI, attached hereto and incorporated by this
reference.
3. Salaries for all classifications in Unit 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory
and Professional Unit, and Unit 13-2, the Non-Exempt Professional
Unit, shall be increased by two and one half percent (2.5%), and
salaries shall be adjusted with Equity Increases pursuant to
subsection 2. above and as reflected in Exhibit IV, effective July 23,
2018 June 29, 2015, as reflected in Exhibit II, attached hereto and
incorporated by this reference.
4. Salaries for all classifications in Unit 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory
and Professional Unit, and Unit 13-2, the Non-Exempt Professional
Unit, shall be increased by two and one half percent (2.5%) effective
July 22, 2019 June 29, 2015, as reflected in Exhibit III attached hereto
and incorporated by this reference.
2. The classifications of Water System Supervisor and Wastewater
Treatment Maintenance Supervisor shall be increased by an additional
five percent (5%) effective June 29, 2015, as reflected in Exhibit I.
3. The classifications of Legal Secretary I and Legal Secretary II shall be
increased by an additional three percent (3%) effective July 1, 2015, as
reflected in Exhibit II.
5. The length of service for permanent employees previously occupying the
class of Street Maintenance Supervisor I, and Traffic Maintenance
Supervisor retitled to and now occupying the class of Street Maintenance
Supervisor (SMS) shall include the employee’s continuous service in the
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class held prior to being retitled.
6. The length of service for the permanent employee previously occupying
the class of Electrician Supervisor I allocated to the Street Maintenance
Division converted to and now occupying the class of Street Maintenance
Supervisor (SMS), shall include the employee’s continuous service in the
class held prior to being converted.
B. PENSION CONTRIBUTION
Employees in Unit 13 who are hired by the City on or after June 29,
2015, shall make an additional contribution equal to one and one
half percent (1.5%) of their pensionable compensation to the City of
Fresno Employees Retirement System, reducing the City
contribution by a corresponding amount. Employees who transfer,
demote or promote into Unit 13 on or after June 25, 2018 and
were paying an additional one and one half percent (1.5%) of
their pensionable compensation to the City of Fresno
Employees Retirement System immediately prior to entering
Unit 13, shall continue to pay the additional one and one half
percent (1.5%) of their pensionable compensation to the City
of Fresno Employees Retirement System, reducing the City
contribution by a corresponding amount. In accordance with
Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance, the
City shall pick-up and pay the contribution by salary reduction in
accordance with this provision to the City of Fresno Employees
Retirement System. The employee shall have no option to receive
the one and one half percent (1.5%) contribution in cash. The one
and one half percent (1.5%) contribution paid by the employee will
not be credited to an employee’s accumulated contribution account,
nor will it be deposited into a member’s Deferred Retirement Option
Program (“DROP”) account.
The City and the Association agree to a limited reopener of
this provision in regard to the possible revision of Normal
Contributions to the Employee Retirement System for those
employees paying an additional one and one half percent
(1.5%).
C. PREMIUM PAY
1. Swing and Night Shift Premium - An employee in these Units who is
regularly assigned to work a swing or night shift and who supervises an
employee or employees who are eligible to receive swing or night shift
premium pay shall receive swing or night shift premium pay in addition to
the employee’s base salary. If one-half or more of an employee's shift
falls between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and midnight, the employee will
receive a night swing shift premium of one dollar ($1.00) per hour for all
hours worked that shift. If one-half or more of an employee's shift falls
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between the hours of midnight and 8:00 a.m., the employee will receive a
night shift premium of one and 50/100 dollars ($1.50) per hour for all hours
worked that shift. The swing or night shift premium will be paid only to an
employee who is regularly assigned to the a swing or night shift and who
actually works such shift. Should a shift fall under the definitions of
both swing and night shift, the shift will be paid at the higher rate.
2. Bilingual Premium Pay Program - The City and the Association jointly
encourage employees to use their language skills to provide the highest
level of service to the community. The bilingual certification program
consists of a City administered examination process whereby employees
may apply for bilingual examination and if certified by the examiner,
receive bilingual premium pay for interpreting and translating. Bilingual
premium pay is not pensionable.
a. The Bilingual certification examinations will be conducted in
December of each year as needed. During the examination
noticing period, examination Examination applications will be
available at the Personnel Services Department, Human Resources
Division, and City department personnel units. In order to remain
eligible to receive bilingual premium pay, employees must take and
pass the certification examination once every five (5) years.
Employees who must recertify will be provided notice prior to
recertification.
b. Department Directors, or their designees, shall designate those
positions or assignments in which bilingual skill is desired.
(1) In order to qualify for the December examinations,
applications must be received by Human Resources during
the month of November, but no later than the last regular
business day in November and signed by the Department
Director or designee.
(2) Bilingual examination application deadlines are not
appealable or grievable.
c. Bilingual certification examinations are conducted for Cambodian,
Hmong, Laotian, Punjabi, Hindi, Sign, Spanish and Vietnamese
languages as specified in the Salary Resolution.
d. Employees who have passed the bilingual examination and who
are receiving bilingual premium pay may not refuse to translate
while on the job.
e. Employees who are bilingual but who have chosen to not receive
bilingual premium pay shall not be required to translate on the job
except in an emergency.
f. The bilingual premium pay rate for classified employees in these
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Units will be seventy-five dollars ($75) per month regardless of how
many languages for which an employee is certified.
3. Certificate/License/Registration Premium Pay - It is expressly understood
that positions and assignments eligible for certificate, license, or
registration premium pay will be determined solely at the discretion of
management. The following will be effective the first pay period following
Council approval. If any of the certificates, licenses and/or registrations
detailed in paragraphs “a” through “g” below are determined by the City to
be minimum qualifications in job classifications, premium pay for that
particular certificate, license and/or registration shall not be paid.
a. Permanent employees in the classes of Planner III, or Traffic
Engineering Assistant, who possess a valid registration as an
Architect, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Structural Engineer,
or Traffic Engineer issued by the State of California, shall receive
an additional five percent (5%) of their base rate of pay per month.
b. Permanent employees in the classes of Principal Accountant,
Senior Accountant-Auditor, or Treasury Officer, who possess a
valid license as a Certified Public Accountant issued by the State of
California, shall receive an additional five percent (5%) of their base
rate of pay per month.
c. Permanent employees in the class of Equipment Supervisor, who
possess a valid Master Automobile Technician Certificate or a valid
Master Heavy Duty Truck Technician Certificate issued by the
National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, shall receive
one hundred-sixty dollars ($160.00) per month.
d. Permanent employees in the class of Sewer Maintenance
Wastewater Operations Supervisor I, who are assigned to the
operational area of Mechanical Maintenance and who possess a
valid Grade IV Wastewater Collection Systems Technical
Certificate issued by the California Water Environment Association,
shall receive forty dollars ($40.00) per month.
e. Permanent employees in the class of Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance, who possess a valid Grade IV Mechanical
Technologist Certificate or valid Grade IV Electrical Instrumentation
Certificate issued by the California Water Environment Association,
shall receive seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per month.
f. Permanent employees in the class of Wastewater Treatment
Maintenance Supervisor, who possess a valid Grade IV Mechanical
Technologist Certificate issued by the California Water Environment
Association or a valid Grade IV Wastewater Treatment Plant
Operator Certificate issued by the State Water Resources Control
Board, shall receive seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per month.
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g. Subject to policies, procedures and criteria determined and
established by the City Manager, permanent employees in classes
requiring the possession and maintenance of valid registration as a
professional engineer issued by the State of California, shall be
reimbursed by the City for registration fee renewals.
h. Subject to policies, procedures and criteria determined and
established by the City Manager, permanent employees in classes
requiring the possession and maintenance of valid certification
issued by the California Water Environment Association, shall be
reimbursed by the City for certification fee renewals.
4. Salary Spread Differential Premium Pay
The following will be effective the second pay period following approval as
prescribed by the Fresno City Charter.
a. Upon the filing of an Employee Action Form (“EAF”) by a
department director, the Director of Personnel Services shall
approve a premium pay increase in order to establish a salary
spread differential of ten (10%) between a supervisory employee in
these Units, and the supervisory employee’s highest paid
subordinate. (It is expressly understood that the January 28, 2000,
anti-compaction pay agreement is terminated in its entirety.)
b. Premium pay received under MOU Article VIII, Section C.,
Subsection 4a shall not be considered base pay, and shall not be
applied towards the calculation of leave benefit payouts, holiday
payouts, life/disability compensation, or retirement calculations/
benefits.
c. The actual amount of salary spread differential premium pay
received shall be the difference between the base pay of the
highest paid subordinate, and the amount necessary to be added to
the supervisory employee’s base rate of pay to maintain a ten
percent (10%) salary spread differential. Receipt of this premium
pay shall be discontinued upon the supervisor’s separation from
City service, or upon any modification which eliminates the
supervisor/subordinate relationship.
d. The parties agree to a reopener on Article VIII, Section C.4.
Salary Spread Differential Premium Pay following completion
of a Class and Compensation Analysis. Any change to Article
VIII, Section C. 4. will require mutual agreement.
5. Professional Engineer/Supervising Professional Engineer Assignment
Required Specialized Expertise
a. As determined solely be the department director with City Manager
approval, a Professional Engineer may receive premium pay up to
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ten percent (10%) above the Professional Engineer’s base rate of
pay when the Professional Engineer’s assignment requires
specialized expertise, supervision of other professional engineers,
or other job-related criteria as determined by management.
Eligibility for such premium pay will not continue beyond twelve (12)
months without review, an EAF, and City Manager approval.
b. As determined solely by the department director with City Manager
approval, a Supervising Professional Engineer may receive
premium pay up to ten percent (10%) above the Supervising
Professional Engineer’s base rate of pay when the Supervising
Professional Engineer’s assignment requires specialized expertise,
supervision of other Supervising Professional Engineers, or other
job-related criteria as determined by management. Eligibility for
such premium pay will not continue beyond twelve (12) months
without review, an EAF, and City Manager approval.
c. It is expressly understood that reduction in force and lay off
processes are governed by the FMC; however, in addition to the
Code, a senior employee occupying the class of Professional
Engineer/Supervising Professional Engineer affected by a reduction
in force will not bump a more junior employee occupying the same
class if the position occupied by the junior employee requires
specialized certification/licensure/training not possessed by the
more senior employee.
6. Supervising Crime Scene Identification Technician Premium Pay:
a. Employees in the classes of Supervising Crime Scene
Identification Technician who possess a four (4) year college
degree (Bachelor’s Degree) from an accredited institution shall be
paid an additional three percent (3%) of their base rate of pay.
b. Employees who have served at least five (5) years of full-time work
in the classification of Supervising Crime Scene Identification
Technician in the City of Fresno Crime Scene Bureau and have
successfully completed the basic POST Crime Scene Bureau
Technician course shall be paid an additional four percent (4%) of
their base rate of pay.
c. Employees who have served at least ten (10) years of full-time
work in the classification of Supervising Crime Scene Identification
Technician in the City of Fresno Crime Scene Bureau and who
have successfully completed the POST certified training for law
enforcement supervisors shall be paid an additional four percent
(4%) of their base rate of pay.
7. Acting Assignments – Police Department:
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An employee in the Police Department who otherwise meets all criteria for
Temporary Assignment to Perform Duties of an Absent Employee (see
FMC 3-260), but is ineligible because the absent employee is a sworn
peace officer, shall receive premium pay of five percent (5%) of the
employee’s base salary when assigned to perform the managerial duties
of a sworn officer appointed to an administrative position.
8. Additional Shifts (Full or Partial) Premium Pay
a. Ten-Hour Shifts - Employees occupying the class of Emergency
Services Communications Supervisor may work full or partial 10-
hour shifts on a voluntary or management-directed basis. If an
employee works a full or partial 10-hour shift, in addition to any shift
which is part of the employee’s normal work schedule, the
employee shall be paid the sum of $320 for such full shift, or an
amount which is proportionate to the fraction of a shift worked
(Formula: full shift amount [e.g., ($320] ÷ 10 full shift hours) *
amount of shift worked = $ amount to be applied to partial shifts
worked).
Eight-Hour Shifts - In the event the department changes from 10-
hour to 8-hour shifts, employees occupying the class of Emergency
Services Communications Supervisor may work full or partial 8-
hour shifts on a voluntary or management-directed basis. If an
employee works a full or partial 8-hour shift, in addition to any shift
which is part of the employee’s normal work schedule, the
employee shall be paid the sum of $260 for such full shift, or an
amount which is proportionate to the fraction of a shift worked
(Formula: full shift amount [e.g., ($260] ÷ 8 full shift hours) *
amount of shift worked = $ amount to be applied to partial shifts
worked).
b. Eight-Hour Shifts - Employees occupying the class of Records
Supervisor may work full or partial 8-hour shifts on a voluntary or
management-directed basis. If an employee works a full or partial
8-hour shift, in addition to any shift which is part of the employee’s
normal work schedule, the employee shall be paid the sum of $250
for such full shift, or an amount which is proportionate to the
fraction of a shift worked (Formula: full shift amount [e.g., ($250] ÷ 8
full shift hours) * amount of shift worked = $ amount to be applied
to partial shifts worked).
D. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE
The City shall provide Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance for
members of these Units in the amounts and formulas currently provided.
Employees who leave City employment may continue Life Insurance
Coverage in accordance with the terms of the insurance carrier if permitted
by those terms.
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E. FRESNO CITY EMPLOYEES HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST
The City and the Association agree that the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust has the sole authority to determine the benefits that will be
provided during the term of this MOU. The sole responsibility of the City under
this clause is to provide a set dollar amount to be contributed to the Trust on
behalf of the employees represented by the Association. Effective July 1, 2015,
the City’s contribution will be seventy-five percent (75%) of the premium
established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust Board prior
to July 1, 2015 plus the cost of any increases in the health and welfare premium
which will be shared on a fifty percent (50%) basis by the City and employees,
except that employees will be required to pay no more than thirty percent (30%)
of the premium established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare
Trust Board. At such time as the employee share is set at 30%, the City shall pay
70%.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a successor
MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed resulting in a
greater contribution by the City, upon the Association’s request, the parties will
meet to determine a match to that benefit.
The City and the Association shall meet and confer on an alternative health plan
and/or modifications to the Health & Welfare Trust upon the request of either
party. The meet and confer process may include other bargaining units.
The parties also agree to work collectively in conjunction with their Board
representatives to research and recommend potential cost-saving measures for
the Health & Welfare Trust, which may include a choice of health program
options based on individual need or preference, including a reduced option
equivalent to the City’s premium contribution, a separate rate for single
employees with no dependents, or other flex plan programs; mandatory generic
mail order drug maintenance for employees who require prescription drug
therapy for any period of 90 days or more; or other measures that may be
identified as this work progresses.
F. LEAVES
1. Attendance Policy
Effective July 1, 2006, the FMC, City administrative orders, City policies,
procedures, rules and regulations concerning sick leave usage and
administration shall apply. Administrative Order 2-19.1, Attendance
Policy, shall no longer apply to members of this Unit.
2. Annual Leave
a. Annual Leave Accrual - Vacation leave and sick leave will no longer
be accumulated as provided in the FMC, but as detailed below.
Except for Administrative Order 2-20 (Sick Leave Policy) and any
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other exceptions noted herein, all other provisions of the FMC, City
administrative orders, policies, procedures, rules and regulations
concerning leave administration will continue to apply.
(1) Less than Ten Years - For such employees who were hired
into a permanent position prior to June 29, 2015, and who
have been continuously employed by the City for less than
ten (10) years, the annual leave accrual rate will be 15.5
hours for each completed calendar month of employment.
Employees hired on or after June 29, 2015, and who have
been continuously employed by the City for less than ten
(10) years, the annual leave accrual rate will be 13.33 hours
for each complete calendar month of employment.
(2) More than Ten Years - For such employees who were hired
into a permanent position prior to June 29, 2015, and who
have been continuously employed by the City for ten (10)
years or more, the annual leave accrual rate will be 18.83
hours for each completed calendar month of employment.
Employees hired on or after June 29, 2015 and who have
been continuously employed by the City for ten (10) years or
more, the annual leave accrual rate will be sixteen (16)
hours for each complete calendar month of employment.
(3) Annual Leave Accumulation Limit
Employees with annual leave balances of nine hundred
(900) hours or more on June 29, 2015, will not exceed
one thousand two hundred (1,200) hours.
Employees with annual leave balances of eight hundred
hours or more, but less than nine hundred (900) hours on
June 29, 2015, will not exceed one thousand (1,000) hours.
All other employees will have a cap of eight hundred forty
(840) hours.
No extension to the annual leave accumulation limit will be
allowed.
(4) Use of Annual Leave - Annual leave requests will be
administered in accordance with existing FMC provisions,
City administrative orders, policies, procedures, rules and
regulations.
(5) Annual Leave Cash Out – Employees may request payment
and be compensated for up to 48 hours or ten percent (10%)
of their annual leave balances, whichever is greater, each
fiscal year between July 1 and December 31 of the
applicable fiscal year during the term of this MOU.
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Employees may request payment and be compensated for
up to five percent (5%) of their annual leave balance
between January 1 and March 31 of any fiscal year except
that payments between January 1 and March 31 may be
halted when the City Manager declares that the City’s fiscal
condition is such that it is not feasible to make such
payments. The City will meet with the Association before
making such declaration, but the final decision shall be at the
City Manager’s sole discretion and shall not be grievable.
(6) Unused Annual Leave Pay Out - Upon separation from City
service, an employee will be compensated for all unused
annual leave balances at his or her applicable base rate of
pay. Compensation received under this provision will not be
considered pensionable for retirement purposes.
(7) Transfer - An employee transferring to a position
represented by a different bargaining group, which is not
covered by annual leave, may either cash out his or her
unused annual leave balance at his or her applicable base
rate of pay, or have the unused annual leave balance
converted to a non-accruing annual leave balance of hours.
The conversion is obtained by multiplying unused annual
leave hours by the applicable Association class’ base rate of
pay (converted to an hourly figure), dividing the product by
the applicable non-Association class’ base rate of pay
(converted to an hourly figure), and placing the resulting
balance for leave usage as requested and designated by the
employee. (Conversion example: 100 [unused annual leave
hours] x $15.00 [CFPEA class monthly base rate converted
to hourly] = $1,500.00 [product] ÷ $20.00 [non-CFPEA class
monthly base rate converted to hourly] = 75 [converted hours
to be placed in non-accruing annual leave balance account].)
Upon separation from City service, the employee who
transferred to a position outside the Association will be
compensated for all unused annual leave hours at his or her
applicable base rate of pay. Compensation received under
this provision will not be considered pensionable for
retirement purposes.
(8) Employees with at least twenty (20) years of service who bid
on leave in accordance with department/division procedures
shall not be prohibited from bidding on or requesting up to
five (5) weeks of leave and shall not be required to take
leave in blocks of more than one week. In order to take such
leave, employees must have sufficient leave to cover the bid
time period at the time of bid placement. The ability to take
leave shall be subject to needs of the department.
(9) Annual Leave Used for Protected Sick Leave – An
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employee may use annual leave accrued in six months
and available per fiscal year for Protected Sick Leave
used only for those purposes defined in California
Labor Code section 233. The first three days or twenty-
four hours, whichever is greater, shall also be
considered leave taken under California Labor Code
section 246.5 (i.e., AB 1522, Healthy Workplace Healthy
Family Act of 2014).
b. Vacation Leave Balances Unused - Effective July 1, 2000 all
employees occupying classes in these Units who are employed in
permanent positions at fixed monthly or yearly salaries, had their
unused vacation leave balances transferred into their annual leave
account.
c. Sick Leave Balances Unused - Effective July 1, 2000 all employees
occupying classes in these Units who are employed in permanent
positions at fixed monthly or yearly salaries, had their unused sick
leave balances frozen.
(1) Use of Frozen Sick Leave - Except for usage permitted by
State Labor Code Section 233 of Chapter 164 (Sick Leave
Use to Care for Family Members), frozen Frozen sick leave
balances may only be used after exhaustion of annual
leave, in accordance with FMC 3-107, or for those
purposes defined in California Labor Code section 233
up to the statutory amount for the fiscal year unless the
statutory amount has been satisfied by use of other
leaves for the fiscal year. by the employee for a medically
verified extended illness over twenty-four (24) consecutive
work hours. Employees will use annual leave to cover the
first twenty-four (24) consecutive work hours for each
medically verified extended illness situation prior to using
frozen sick leave balances.
(2) Unused Sick Leave Pay Out - At service retirement or at a
disability retirement if the employee is otherwise eligible for
service retirement, employees will be credited with the
number of accumulated frozen, sick leave balances in
excess of 240 hours at the time of retirement multiplied by
40% of the employee’s then current hourly rate of pay to be
used solely to pay premiums for medical insurance
(including COBRA premiums), pursuant to the City’s Health
Reimbursement Arrangement as set forth in Section G.,
below.
d. Pensionability - Compensation payable under the annual leave
cash out program will not be considered pensionable for retirement
purposes.
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e. Employees who terminate City employment and return within
one year of such termination will be entitled to reinstatement
of their frozen sick leave balances at the time of termination up
to a total of forty eight (48) hours.
3. Supplemental Sick Leave
Employees in an active status on the effective date of this MOU, shall be
credited with forty (40) hours of supplemental sick leave, each fiscal year
thereafter during the term of this MOU with an accrual limit of eighty (80)
hours. Employees who have earned eighty (80) hours or more prior to
June 29, 2015 shall retain those hours but shall not accrue any additional
time. Upon their employment with the City, new employees appointed to
such positions shall be credited with a pro-rated number of hours for each
full calendar month remaining on such appointment in the fiscal year.
Employees may utilize the hours as follows:
a. Once sick and/or annual leave has been exhausted;
b. Placed in a Health Reimbursement Arrangement in accordance
with Article VIII, Section G.;
c. To be cashed out at separation from the City if not eligible for
participation in the Health Reimbursement Arrangement; or,
d. May be used in the performance of community activities during the
course of the employee’s normal work day, with the appropriate
approval.
4. Holiday Leave
a. Except as may be modified in this Section, Holidays shall be
governed by FMC Section 3-116.
Effective January 1, 1989 the following are the holidays recognized
by the City for these Units:
January 1
The third Monday in January
The third Monday in February
The last Monday in May
July 4
The first Monday in September
November 11
Thanksgiving Day in November
The Friday after Thanksgiving Day in November
December 25
Employee's Birthday
One Personal Business Day (8 hours credited to holiday
balance on July 1)
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Any day or part of a day declared by the Council, by
Ordinance or Resolution, to be a holiday.
If January 1, July 4, November 11, or December 25 falls
upon a Sunday, then the following Monday will be observed
as the holiday in lieu of Sunday.
b. Employees who are scheduled to and do work on a holiday that
would otherwise be a regular day to work shall be credited with one
(1) hour of holiday leave for each hour of work up to a maximum of
eight (8) hours of holiday leave on the first day of the pay period
following the date of such work.
c. When a holiday falls on a Saturday, or on an employee's regularly
scheduled day off, an employee shall be credited with eight (8)
hours of holiday leave on the first day of the following month.
d. If an employee is required to and does work on the employee’s
birthday, or the employee’s birthday falls on a holiday or any
regularly scheduled day off, the employee shall be credited with
eight (8) hours of holiday leave on the first day of the pay period
following the birthday.
f. Employees may request payment and be compensated for up to 48
hours or ten percent (10%) of their holiday leave balance,
whichever is greater, between July 1 and December 31, and up to
five percent (5%) between January 1 and March 31 of each fiscal
year during the term of this MOU.
5. Management Administrative Leave (formerly “Administrative Leave”)
a. Exempt employees shall receive sixty (60) hours of Management
administrative Leave each fiscal year, and may request payment
and be compensated for up to forty-eight (48) hours of this
Management administrative Leave balance during the fiscal year in
which it is credited. Upon employment by the City, new employees
appointed to exempt positions shall be credited with a prorated
amount of Management administrative Leave hours for each full
calendar month remaining in the fiscal year. City employees
transferring from one bargaining Unit to another shall be credited
with a prorated amount of Management administrative Leave hours
for each full calendar month remaining in the fiscal year.
Management administrative Leave not taken or compensated
during the fiscal year in which it is credited shall not be added to the
leave credited in the next fiscal year, nor carried over. Exempt
employees shall be compensated for any Management
administrative Leave balance, not to exceed sixty (60) hours, upon
termination from City service.
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b. The provisions below regarding thirty-two (32) hours of
supplemental administrative leave are discontinued in
recognition of a wage increase for employees in Unit 13-1, the
Exempt Supervisory and Professional Unit as indicated in
Article VII, Section A, Subsection 2. will be held in abeyance
through April 30, 2016, to allow the City and CFPEA an opportunity
to negotiate an alternative performance incentive program. If the
parties do not agree on an alternate program, supplemental
administrative leave which would have been due to an employee as
of July 1, 2015 will be provided to the employee, and supplemental
administrative leave will continue under the terms below through
the term of the MOU except that employees will have until October
31, 2016 to use supplemental administrative leave granted in FY
16. Approval will not be unreasonably withheld for requests for use
of supplemental administrative leave.
In addition, annual performance evaluations, attached as Exhibit II,
shall be conducted prior to an employee’s anniversary date in the
current position by the department director or his/her designee who
shall grant up to an additional thirty-two (32) hours additional
administrative leave to exempt employees whose annual job
performance is rated overall superior or above. The determination
by the department director to grant the additional thirty-two (32)
hours administrative leave shall be made on or before the
anniversary date in the current position under evaluation and
credited the following July 1st. In determining what constitutes a
superior performance rating, the Director shall also consider the
employee's extended work hours and attendance. If the employee
disagrees with the Performance Evaluation and/or the Director’s
determination of allotted hours, the employee, with the assistance
of the Association, may appeal pursuant to the provisions provided
by Administrative Order 2-15.
(1) The additional administrative leave granted cannot be
cashed in by employees and must be used within the fiscal
year in which it is credited.
(2) Employees not otherwise eligible for administrative leave
who are provisionally appointed to permanent positions in
classes eligible for administrative leave, and new
employees, shall not be granted any part of this additional
administrative leave.
(3) City employees eligible for additional administrative leave
who transfer or promote within exempt classes during a
fiscal year shall be credited the following July 1st with a
prorated amount of additional administrative leave hours for
each full calendar month completed. These hours shall be
based on performance evaluations prepared prior to July 1st
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by both the Department the employee is exiting from and the
Department the employee is transferring or promoting to.
Each Department director or designee shall notify Payroll
before July 1st of the number of prorated additional leave
hours to be credited to the employee. In no case shall an
employee receive more than thirty-two (32) hours each fiscal
year.
c. Deficiencies or concerns that a member’s immediate supervisor
may have with a member should be discussed with the employee
as soon as reasonably possible after the deficiencies or concerns
are discovered. Should a member’s immediate supervisor fail to
note deficiencies prior to the annual evaluation, the deficiency then
shall not be noted on that evaluation.
e c. The City and CFPEA agree to meet regarding the Guidelines for
Success Plans (Guidelines), the Success Plan, and the
Performance Evaluation within six months from the executed date
of the MOU to review the Guidelines, Success Plan and the
Performance Evaluation. The City and CFPEA must mutually agree
before any changes are made.
6. Management Administrative Time Off (formerly “Administrative Time
Off”)
City employees who are designated as exempt from overtime under the
provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act and who receive Management
administrative Leave pursuant to paragraph 5., above, may be granted
Management administrative time off if the supervisor or designee
determines that service delivery and performance of job functions will not
be impaired due to the employee’s absence. Such time off shall not be
calculated on an hour-for-hour basis in relation to total hours worked.
Management Administrative time off shall not be deducted from any other
existing leave banks.
Management Administrative time off must be scheduled in advance when
possible, approved as administrative time off by the employee’s supervisor
or designee and generally taken in increments of less than one day.
Only Department Directors, Assistant Directors or Division Managers may
approve Management Administrative time off for more than a full day’s
absence.
7. 13-2 Non-Exempt Professional Employee Incentive Program
Employees in 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional employees whose
actual regular hours worked (i.e., hours actually worked) and paid
City observed holidays during a measurement period are equal to or
greater than 430 hours but less than 440 hours, will receive 4 hours
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of Employee Incentive Time Off. Employees whose actual regular
hours and paid City observed holidays worked during a
measurement period are at least for 440 hours or more up to 480
hours, will receive 8 hours of Employee Incentive Time Off.
Employees may accrue up to 80 hours of Employee Incentive Time
Off and may use the time as soon as it is earned upon approval of
the employee’s immediate supervisor. Any Employee Incentive Time
Off earned beyond 80 hours will be automatically cashed out.
Employees may voluntarily cash out the entire balance or any
portion of their Employee Incentive Time Off at any time.
The measurement period for the Employee Incentive Time Off shall
be calculated as follows in this paragraph: In every two week pay
period, employees in this unit are regularly scheduled to work 80
hours. In six consecutive pay periods, employees are scheduled to
work 480 regular work hours. Effective August 6, 2018, the regular
hours actually worked by each employee in this unit and paid City
observed holidays will be tabulated at the conclusion of six
consecutive pay periods. The six consecutive pay periods will be
called a measurement period. (For example: August 6, 2018 to
October 28, 2018, is a measurement period.)
The parties will meet two times each year to review and discuss the
effectiveness of the Employee Incentive Time Off Program.
G. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA)
The City currently maintains a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) that
qualifies as a "health reimbursement arrangement" as described in Internal
Revenue Service (IRS) Notice 2002-45 and other guidance published by the IRS
regarding HRAs. The City agrees to maintain the HRA such that it will continue to
qualify as a “health reimbursement arrangement” for the term of the MOU.
At separation from permanent employment with the City of Fresno by service
retirement or at a disability retirement if the employee is otherwise eligible for
service retirement, employees who have used eighty (80) hours or less of frozen
sick leave and/or annual leave used for sick time (excluding only hours used for
Workers’ Compensation benefits and any protected leave in accordance with
federal and state law) in the 24 months preceding their date of retirement, will be
credited with an account for the employee under the HRA to be used solely to
pay premiums for medical insurance (including COBRA premiums). The "value"
of the account shall be determined as follows:
• The number of accumulated supplemental sick leave hours at the time of
retirement multiplied by the employee's then current hourly base rate of
pay.
• The number of accumulated frozen sick leave hours in excess of 240
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hours at the time of retirement multiplied by 40% of the employee’s then
current hourly base rate of pay.
• The hourly base rate of pay shall be the equivalent of the monthly salary
for an employee as reflected in the applicable Exhibit, multiplied by twelve
(12) months then divided by 2,080 hours.
At the employer’s option, the HRA accounts may be book accounts only – no
actual trust account must be established for any employee. Each HRA book
account shall be credited on a monthly basis with a rate of earnings equal to the
yield on the City's Investment Portfolio (provided that such yield is positive).
The HRA accounts shall be used solely to pay premiums for medical insurance
(including COBRA premiums) covering the participant, the participant's spouse
(or surviving spouse in the event of the death of the participant), and the
participant's dependents. Once a participant's account under the HRA has been
reduced to $0, no further benefits shall be payable by the HRA. If the participant,
the participant's spouse, and the participant's dependents die before the
participant's account under the HRA has been reduced to $0, no death benefit
shall be payable to any person by the HRA.
While this provision is in effect, eligible employees shall not be allowed to cash
out any accumulated or accrued supplemental sick leave or frozen sick leave at
retirement.
H. WORKERS’ COMPENSATION
1. Notwithstanding the provisions of FMC Section 3-118, an employee in this
Unit who suffered or suffers an injury or illness in the course and scope of
City employment shall receive 66.67% of average weekly earnings in the
fifty-two (52) weeks prior to the injury. Employees on “light duty” as a
result of an injury or illness suffered in the course and scope of
employment shall receive their regular salary during the period of light
duty.
Should the State mandated Workers’ Compensation rate of payment be
adjusted, the City and the Association will have a limited reopener to
adjust the rate accordingly.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a
successor MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed
resulting in a rate of payment that is in excess of the State mandated
Workers’ Compensation rate of payment, upon the Association’s written
request, the parties will meet to determine the rate of payment.
a. Compensation for a work related injury or illness shall begin
following the first three days after the employee leaves work as a
result of the injury or illness. However, this three (3) day waiting
period shall be waived and compensation shall begin on the first
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day of the work related injury or illness only if:
(1) the employee is hospitalized as an inpatient on the first day
for at least twenty-four (24) hours; or
(2) the employee is absent from work fourteen (14) calendar
days or more;
(3) the employee is placed on light duty at any time during the
first three (3) days.
2. Partial days of absence due to a work related injury or illness, including
the day of injury or illness, shall be at full pay and shall not count towards
the three (3) day exclusion period; however, this time shall be recorded as
a work related injury/illness absence.
3. At the employee's option, in the event of a work related injury/illness pay
from the City is not provided during the first three (3) days of absence due
to the work related injury or illness, the employee may take annual leave,
holiday or administrative leave for that period.
4. If the employee opts to use annual leave, holiday, or administrative leave
for the first three (3) days and it is later determined that work related
injury/illness pay under paragraph 1.a. above, beginning on the first day of
a work related injury or illness is appropriate, the leave time shall be
restored to the employee and the employee’s pay or leave balance will be
adjusted accordingly. If the employee has been on leave without pay for
the first three (3) days and it is later determined that pay is applicable from
the first day, the employee shall be paid therefore.
5. If an employee is placed on annual leave, holiday, or administrative leave
pending determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and
the injury or illness is determined to be industrial, frozen sick leave, annual
leave, holiday, or administrative leave shall be restored and the employee
placed on work related injury/illness leave as provided herein.
6. If an employee is placed on annual leave, holiday, or administrative leave
pending determination as to whether the injury is industrial, and the injury
or illness is determined not to be industrial, annual leave, holiday or
administrative leave shall not be restored.
7. Retirement benefits shall not be reduced as a result of the level of
compensation established herein. Changes in contribution by the City and
employee shall be in accordance with applicable retirement code sections.
I. COURT TIME
Notwithstanding the provisions of FMC Section 3-109, an employee in these
Units who receives a notice or subpoena requiring a court appearance during a
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pre-approved annual leave, holiday or administrative leave shall be credited with
annual, holiday or administrative leave equivalent to the actual number of hours
spent in court on such day(s).
J. WORK SCHEDULES
1. The City may, with seventy-two (72) hours notice to the employee,
temporarily modify the working hours of shift employees in 24-hour
operations. This provision is not intended to address working hours
modified as a result of daylight savings time, permanent shift changes, or
emergencies, as determined by the City. This temporary modification shall
not exceed one month, unless mutually agreed by the parties.
2. The City and members of the Association may mutually agree to flexible
work schedules for individual employees. Both the City and the member
retain the right to withdraw the mutual agreement and return to the regular
schedule established by the employee’s division.
3. Employees in this unit are considered professional employees and, as
such, may not have explicit times established for meal breaks.
Departments may establish work schedules which include time for meal
breaks to be taken as work permits. Employees who require a break from
their work may do so as long as it is not excessive and does not interfere
with completion of assignments.
K. ALTERNATIVE WORKWEEK WORK SCHEDULES
It is expressly understood that the parties have concluded the meet and confer
process on this section, and as such, it is not subject to future meet and confer
when department/divisions implement the alternative work schedules in the
subsections below.
1. Department directors or designees shall be solely responsible for
determining and designating divisions/units/sections/specific job classes
within their respective departments that may implement variations to the
standard/normal workweek work schedule. A minimum of 30 days written
notice shall be provided to affected employees and the Labor Relations
Division.
2. Subject to meet and consult pursuant to the provisions of FMC Section
3-607 prior to implementation of such changes, alternative workweek work
schedules may be necessary in order to provide minimum staffing, and/or
based upon the service needs of the public/other City departments, and/or
other operational efficiency requirements. It is expressly understood by
the parties that position assignments by classification, staffing levels,
workweek work schedules, and days off are determined solely by
management, and are subject to change based on, including but not
limited to, varying workload, the addition of authorized staffing, and
departmental operational and service need.
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a. If established, employees shall select a 5/8, 4/10 or 9/80 workweek
work schedule according to department/division selection
processes. Absent sufficient selections, management will assign
employees to a 5/8, 4/10 or 9/80 workweek work schedule, or
combination thereof.
b. It is expressly understood by the parties that workweek work
schedules are determined and established by
departments/divisions based upon the service needs of the
public/other City departments.
c. Except for emergencies, employees working a 4/10 or 9/80
schedule or who have days off other than Saturday and Sunday,
will make every effort to schedule all medically-based appointments
on off duty time.
3. The hours for employees working a 5/8 will consist of five (5) eight (8)
hour days within two (2) consecutive days off. The hours for employees
working a 4/10 will consist of four (4) ten (10) hour days with three (3)
days off, of which two (2) of the days will be consecutive. Scheduling of
days off will be determined by management.
Each 9/80 work schedule will consist of eight 9-hour shifts, one 8-hour
shift and one day off per 14-day period broken down into two 40-hour per
week Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) work weeks. All employees
working a 9/80 work schedule shall have an FLSA work week which
begins four hours after the start time of the day of the week which
constitutes the employee’s alternating day off. This shall be an 8-hour
shift. The work week shall end exactly 168 hours later. Scheduling of days
off is determined by management, but must be on a Monday or Friday.
4. Departments/divisions may discontinue alternative workweek work
schedules at any time if it is determined by management that they
detrimentally affect department/division operations and services. Thirty
(30) days advance notice will be given in writing to affected employees
and the Labor Relations Division. The decision to discontinue alternative
workweek work schedules is not appealable or grievable. If
departments/divisions discontinue alternative workweek work schedules
established under this provision, employees will revert to 5/8 standard/
normal workweek work schedules as determined by management.
5. Except as detailed directly below, applicable Association MOU provisions,
Salary Resolution, FMC and AO sections concerning alternative workweek
work schedules (i.e., 4/10 or 9/80) limitations on OT, holidays, leave
accruals and usage, and swing or night shift premium pay will govern.
Subsection a., below shall apply only to the following Classifications as
they are currently titled: Electrician Supervisor I; Supervising Identification
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Crime Scene Technician; Legal Assistant; Legal Secretary I; Legal
Secretary II, and Senior Human Resources Technician.
a. OT – Work in excess of nine (9) hours on 9/80 work schedule or ten
(10) hours on a 4/10 work schedule in one (1) day, or on either or
both of the first two (2) days off in a workweek shall be
compensated at one and one-half (1 ½ ) times the base rate of pay.
Work on the third day off in a workweek, or on a holiday which is a
regular day off shall be compensated at two (2) times the base rate
of pay.
Nine (9) or ten (10) hours work on a holiday which is a regular workday
shall be compensated at normal base pay, plus eight (8) hours straight
time/base pay for the holiday.
6. Holidays
a. Employees working a 4/10 or 9/80 shall receive 12 11 holidays of
eight hours, plus their birthday of eight (8) hours. Employees off on
a holiday which falls on a regular workday shall receive eight (8)
hours base pay for the holiday, and may elect to take one (1) hour
annual leave, administrative leave, CTO or holiday leave to provide
for a full nine (9) hour day or two (2) hours annual leave,
administrative leave, CTO or holiday leave to provide for a full ten
(10) hours pay, or may elect to receive one (1) or two (2) hours
leave without pay.
b. Sanitation Supervisors who work four full ten (10) hour shifts
on the work week of Thanksgiving, to include full shifts on the
Day After Thanksgiving and on the Saturday following
Thanksgiving, will be compensation for forty (40) hours of
work and will have sixteen (16) hours of Holiday Leave
deposited in their Holiday Leave bank. Sanitation Supervisors
who meet such criteria will not be required to use Annual
Leave to supplement holiday pay on Thursday, Thanksgiving
Day.
7. Annual Leave – Employees working a 9/80 or a 4/10 shall accumulate the
same number of hours of annual leave per month as under the 5/8
standard workweek.
L. USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES
Employees may be required, at the discretion of the City, to use their personal
vehicles for City business. Employees required to use their personal vehicles on
City business, other than traveling to and from work, shall be reimbursed in
accordance with Administrative Order 2-2, Transportation Allowance and Mileage
Reimbursement Policy. Employees may be required, at the discretion of the City,
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to take a City vehicle home to facilitate efficient response to after-hours
emergencies or City business, pursuant to Administrative Order 8-8, City-
Owned/Leased Vehicles-Acquisition and Usage Policy.
M. GUARANTEED LEAVE
Four times during each fiscal year, personnel in the Association may submit a
request for guaranteed leave, which request will be honored, subject to the
following conditions and procedures.
1. No more than one (1) guaranteed leave request will be honored for any
single date. This limit applies to a single work area, and for all shifts
combined.
2. Guaranteed leave requests may not be submitted for Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, and
the day after Thanksgiving.
3. Requests must be submitted no less than thirty (30) calendar days before
the date requested to be off, but no more than ninety (90) calendar days
before the date requested to be off.
4. Requests are to be submitted to the employee’s immediate supervisor, to
be noted with the supervisor’s initials, the date, and time received.
Requests will be honored on a first come, first served basis.
5. Guaranteed leave may only be for one (1) work shift per request.
N. PAY FOR PERFORMANCE
It is agreed between the parties to continue to discuss and consider during the
term of this agreement a pay for performance plan. Such pay for performance
plan will only be implemented upon mutual agreement between CFPEA and the
City.
O. BUS PASSES – FAX OPERATIONS
Free bus passes shall be provided to employees in this Unit employed in the
Operations Division of the Department of Transportation, covering the employee,
spouse, and dependent children under the age of eighteen. The passes will
require annual renewal stickers issued to each employee.
All dependents otherwise eligible for free bus passes must reside with the
employee or be a dependent according to the Internal Revenue Service
regulations, in order to maintain such eligibility. It is the responsibility of the
employee to ensure that bus passes are not abused by family members;
however, employees will not be penalized for unknown dependent misuse of bus
passes. Any employee who knowingly allows the abuse of free bus passes by
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family members may have the privilege of bus passes revoked for all members,
including the employee, for a period not to exceed six (6) months.
Bus passes will be provided to employees who retire from the Operations
Division of the Department of Transportation. The passes will require annual
renewal and are intended for use by the retired employee only.
P. BENEFITS FOR PERMANENT PART-TIME EMPLOYEES
Permanent Part-Time employees employed in classes in the Management Non-
Confidential and Non-Management Confidential these Units, shall accumulate
benefits during their employment with the City of Fresno as follows:
1. Leave – Permanent Part-Time employees shall be granted leave under
the same terms and conditions as full-time employees except that such
leave shall be at a rate proportionate to a permanent full-time employee
occupying the same class, according to the number of hours scheduled to
work.
2. Health and Welfare – Permanent Part-time employees shall receive
Health and Welfare benefits as provided below:
a. The City shall contribute towards the premium required by the
Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust benefits shall be
provided in accordance with Article VIII, Section E. , an amount
of money on behalf of the employee in proportion to the number of
hours scheduled for that position, as reflected in the adopted
budget. The City shall make such contribution only on the condition
that the employee agrees to contribute to the Fresno City
Employees Health and Welfare Trust the difference between such
City contribution and the amount required by the Trust for the level
of benefits provided. If the employee does not so agree elects,
then the City shall make no its contribution for Health and Welfare
for such employee. Election to pay such difference shall be made
within thirty (30) days of appointment. With proof of alternate
insurance, an employee may decline participation in Health and
Welfare. If the employee so declines, the City shall make no
contribution for Health and Welfare for such employee.
b. Any employee who declines to participate in the health plan at
employment may elect to participate Employees may change
their status each year thereafter during the annual open
enrollment period or within thirty (30) days from the day of a
qualified change in status. Participation at any time shall be by
deduction from the employee’s paycheck.
3. Workers’ Compensation – Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Permanent
Part-Time employees shall be those minimums established by State of
California Workers’ Compensation law and regulations.
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4. Probationary Period – The probationary period for Permanent Part-Time
employees shall be 2,080 hours of non-overtime work performed,
according to the class to which the employee is appointed.
5. Workers’ Compensation – Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Permanent
Part-Time employees shall be those minimums established by Workers’
Compensation regulations.
6. Probationary Period – The probationary period for Permanent Part-Time
employees shall be 2,080 hours of non-overtime work performed,
according to the class to which the employee is appointed.
Q. UNIFORMS
Should the City wish to change any practice on the provision of uniforms to
employees, the City will provide notice of the proposed change and CFPEA
agrees to meet and confer on such change. The parties agree Uniforms will be
administered under AO 3-6 Uniform Program unless the parties agree to an
alternative.
ARTICLE IX
SAVING CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING
A. Saving Clause:
In the event any article, section, or portion of this MOU should be held invalid and
unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall apply
only to the specific article, section, or portion thereof specifically specified in the
Court's decision, and upon issuance of such a decision, the City and the
Association agree to immediately meet and confer upon a substitute for the
invalidated article, section, or portion thereof.
B. Full Understanding:
It is intended that this MOU sets forth the full and entire understanding of the
parties, and any previous understanding or agreements by the parties, whether
formal or informal, regarding any such matters are hereby superseded and
terminated in their entirety. With respect to side letter agreements, any not
attached to this MOU are hereby terminated in their entirety. Those side letter
agreements attached to this MOU shall continue in force subject to the terms and
conditions set forth within each side letter. In the absence of any term in such
new side letters, they, too, shall terminate upon the expiration of this MOU. This
paragraph is not intended to prevent either party from relying on discussions
which occurred during the meet and confer process for the purpose of clarifying
the meaning of this MOU.
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ARTICLE X
TERMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall be in full force and effect from * June 29, 2015 June
25, 2018 to * June 30, 2017June 21, 2020, subject to the Sections (A., B., and C.)
below.
A. This MOU shall become effective only after ratification by the members of the
Association, followed by City Council approval and the expiration of the waiting
period for the Mayor’s action provided in Charter sections 605 and 609, and shall
remain in full force and effect through * June 30, 2017 June 21, 2020.
B. During the term of this MOU, should either party desire to modify its terms or to
meet and confer as to matters within the scope of representation not addressed
in this MOU, the party requesting any change shall request in writing to meet and
confer on the item(s), which item(s) shall be specified in writing.
C. During the term of this MOU, either party may refuse any request by the other to
meet and confer without explanation if (1) the item is directly considered and
specifically addressed herein, or (2) is directly considered and specially
addressed in Chapter 3, Article 1-Personnel in the FMC; or (3) if the specific item
was included in a written proposal from the party making the request during the
meet and confer process which led to this MOU. The meet and confer process
following a request made by either party pursuant to the provisions of this Article
shall be subject to bargaining to the extent the matter is within the mandatory
scope of bargaining under the MMBA. No unilateral action on any such refusable
proposal may be taken by the requesting party after such a refusal by the other.
It is further agreed, however, that this section shall not prohibit the City from
requesting to meet and confer on changes to federal, state or City statutes, and
City administrative policies referred to or cited in this MOU, in which case the
request to meet and confer shall not be refused.
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100 12 5339 5601 5873 6164 6464
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018 12 5510 5780 6065 6362 6674
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Airports Property Supervisor 175005 12 5396 5662 5940 6233 6538
Architect 210045 12 5591 5864 6152 6455 6772
Call Center Supervisor 115073 12 4067 4265 4472 4687 4917
Capital Development Specialist 310007 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078 12 5708 5987 6281 6591 6914
Chief Engineering Technician 210009 12 6683 7012 7357 7721 8101
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037 12 6207 6514 6833 7169 7521
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075 12 5940 6233 6538 6859 7196
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085 12 6207 6514 6833 7169 7521
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080 12 6277 6590 6913 7252 7608
Chief of Water Operations 610070 12 6379 6691 7023 7368 7729
Chief Police Pilot 410031 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Chief Surveyor 210032 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Contract Compliance Officer 150061 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
Custodial Supervisor 810025 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Database Administrator 125045 12 5917 6203 6509 6827 7162
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070 12 5102 5349 5611 5886 6178
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004 12 4657 4885 5122 5374 5637
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058 12 4979 5224 5479 5749 6031
Equipment Supervisor 720031 12 5654 5929 6220 6526 6848
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025 12 5483 5749 6031 6328 6639
Forestry Supervisor I 510030 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Forestry Supervisor II 510031 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Grant Writer 150105 12 4446 4669 4903 5148 5405
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Housing Program Supervisor 230055 12 6069 6373 6691 7025 7378
Human Resources Analyst 150016 12 4568 4791 5024 5270 5529
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050 12 4437 4654 4882 5119 5372
Information Services Supervisor 125032 12 6400 6715 7043 7390 7757
Landscape Maintenance Superintendent 510027 12 5940 6233 6538 6859 7196
Lead Risk Analyst 150008 12 5016 5266 5529 5806 6097
Management Analyst I 150020 12 3390 3555 3728 3909 4102
Management Analyst II 150021 12 4156 4360 4572 4796 5029
Parking Supervisor 720035 12 3189 3341 3502 3673 4017
Parks Supervisor I 510025 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Parks Supervisor II 510026 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Planner III 220007 12 5087 5337 5597 5873 6162
Principal Accountant 130014 12 5641 5918 6209 6514 6833
Procurement Supervisor 140004 12 5518 5794 6083 6388 6708
Professional Engineer 210100 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Project Manager 150065 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Records Supervisor 115045 12 4437 4654 4882 5119 5372
Recycling Coordinator 640001 12 4315 4525 4745 4976 5221
Revenue Supervisor 135025 12 4067 4265 4472 4687 4917
Risk Analyst 150010 12 4568 4791 5024 5270 5529
Sanitation Supervisor 640029 12 5246 5502 5773 6056 6353
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013 12 4682 4910 5152 5404 5667
Senior Building Inspector 230034 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Database Administrator 125046 12 6522 6834 7162 7505 7879
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012 12 5559 5831 6117 6418 6733
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052 12 4525 4753 4990 5239 5502
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004 12 6490 6814 7156 7515 7891
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001 12 5989 6284 6593 6917 7257
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008 12 5884 6177 6480 6799 7132
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005 12 5440 5706 5988 6282 6592
Supervising Planner 220008 12 5588 5861 6147 6449 6764
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013 12 6105 6404 6719 7049 7396
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050 12 6379 6691 7023 7368 7729
Survey Party Chief 210031 12 4671 4898 5138 5388 5655
Systems Security Administrator 125050 12 5366 5626 5904 6191 6495
Transit Supervisor I 320050 12 5216 5471 5735 6018 6312
Transit Supervisor II 320051 12 5654 5929 6220 6526 6848
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Treasury Officer 135015 12 5641 5918 6209 6514 6833
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045 12 5809 6094 6393 6709 7037
Water System Supervisor 610055 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3101 3250 3406 3570 3744
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3427 3594 3765 3949 4140
Paralegal 160001 12 4500 4720 4949 5192 5447
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3326 3485 3652 3830 4016
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 4941 5188 5447 5720 6006
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 4482 4701 4930 5172 5424
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100 12 5473 5742 6020 6319 6626
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016 12 6649 6975 7318 7677 8057
Airports Property Supervisor 175005 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Architect 210045 12 5846 6132 6433 6750 7081
Call Center Supervisor 115073 12 4253 4460 4676 4902 5141
Capital Development Specialist 310007 12 6035 6334 6647 6971 7313
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078 12 6320 6628 6955 7297 7654
Chief Engineering Technician 210009 12 7299 7657 8034 8431 8845
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037 12 6363 6677 7004 7349 7710
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075 12 6089 6389 6702 7031 7376
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085 12 6363 6677 7004 7349 7710
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080 12 6434 6755 7086 7434 7799
Chief of Water Operations 610070 12 6539 6859 7199 7553 7923
Chief Police Pilot 410031 12 7188 7541 7915 8304 8716
Chief Surveyor 210032 12 7332 7692 8074 8471 8891
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015 12 4512 4735 4965 5209 5461
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016 12 4866 5104 5356 5621 5893
Contract Compliance Officer 150061 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Custodial Supervisor 810025 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Database Administrator 125045 12 6187 6487 6806 7138 7489
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070 12 5335 5593 5868 6155 6460
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004 12 5085 5334 5593 5868 6154
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058 12 5104 5355 5616 5893 6182
Equipment Supervisor 720031 12 6260 6565 6887 7226 7582
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055 12 6332 6642 6969 7311 7673
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Forestry Supervisor I 510030 12 4657 4887 5124 5376 5637
Forestry Supervisor II 510031 12 4866 5104 5356 5621 5893
Grant Writer 150105 12 4580 4805 5039 5285 5542
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066 12 5859 6149 6453 6767 7100
Housing Program Supervisor 230055 12 6221 6533 6859 7201 7563
Human Resources Analyst 150016 12 4777 5010 5253 5511 5782
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050 12 4639 4867 5106 5352 5618
Information Services Supervisor 125032 12 6692 7021 7365 7727 8111
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027 12 7170 7524 7892 8280 8686
Lead Risk Analyst 150008 12 5245 5506 5782 6072 6375
Management Analyst I 150020 12 3475 3644 3822 4007 4205
Management Analyst II 150021 12 4580 4805 5039 5285 5542
Parking Supervisor 720035 12 3515 3682 3860 4048 4427
Parks Supervisor I 510025 12 4657 4887 5124 5376 5637
Parks Supervisor II 510026 12 5645 5921 6213 6521 6836
Planner III 220007 12 5320 5581 5852 6141 6444
Principal Accountant 130014 12 5928 6218 6525 6844 7180
Procurement Supervisor 140004 12 5656 5939 6236 6548 6876
Professional Engineer 210100 12 7299 7657 8034 8431 8845
Project Manager 150065 12 6035 6334 6647 6971 7313
Records Supervisor 115045 12 4639 4867 5106 5352 5618
Recycling Coordinator 640001 12 4804 5038 5283 5540 5813
Revenue Supervisor 135025 12 4253 4460 4676 4902 5141
Risk Analyst 150010 12 4777 5010 5253 5511 5782
Sanitation Supervisor 640029 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013 12 4960 5201 5457 5724 6002
Senior Building Inspector 230034 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Senior Database Administrator 125046 12 6686 7005 7342 7693 8076
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024 12 5325 5588 5861 6150 6454
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077 12 5738 6022 6316 6627 6955
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005 12 5432 5700 5979 6273 6584
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052 12 4732 4970 5218 5478 5753
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004 12 6986 7335 7702 8089 8494
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008 12 6153 6459 6775 7109 7458
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005 12 5897 6186 6491 6811 7146
Supervising Planner 220008 12 5883 6171 6472 6790 7122
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044 12 6826 7164 7518 7884 8272
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110 12 8390 8802 9238 9692 1017
3
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050 12 6558 6879 7220 7575 7946
Survey Party Chief 210031 12 5124 5373 5636 5910 6203
Systems Security Administrator 125050 12 5612 5883 6174 6473 6792
Transit Supervisor I 320050 12 5561 5833 6115 6416 6729
Transit Supervisor II 320051 12 6217 6519 6839 7176 7529
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Treasury Officer 135015 12 5928 6218 6525 6844 7180
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045 12 5955 6247 6553 6877 7213
Water System Supervisor 610055 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3179 3332 3492 3660 3838
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3584 3758 3938 4129 4329
Paralegal 160001 12 4706 4935 5175 5429 5696
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3479 3645 3819 4005 4200
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 5167 5425 5696 5981 6281
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 4883 5121 5370 5634 5908
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100e 12 5610 5886 6171 6477 6792
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018e 12 6485 6802 7138 7487 7855
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016e 12 6816 7150 7501 7869 8259
Airports Property Supervisor 175005e 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Architect 210045e 12 5993 6286 6594 6919 7259
Call Center Supervisor 115073e 12 4360 4572 4793 5025 5270
Capital Development Specialist 310007e 12 6186 6493 6814 7146 7496
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078e 12 6478 6794 7129 7480 7846
Chief Engineering Technician 210009e 12 7482 7849 8235 8642 9067
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037e 12 6523 6844 7180 7533 7903
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075e 12 6242 6549 6870 7207 7561
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085e 12 6523 6844 7180 7533 7903
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080e 12 6595 6924 7264 7620 7994
Chief of Water Operations 610070e 12 6703 7031 7379 7742 8122
Chief Police Pilot 410031e 12 7368 7730 8113 8512 8934
Chief Surveyor 210032e 12 7516 7885 8276 8683 9114
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015e 12 4625 4854 5090 5340 5598
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016e 12 4988 5232 5490 5762 6041
Contract Compliance Officer 150061e 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Custodial Supervisor 810025e 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Database Administrator 125045e 12 6342 6650 6977 7317 7677
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070e 12 5469 5733 6015 6309 6622
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004e 12 5213 5468 5733 6015 6308
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058e 12 5232 5489 5757 6041 6337
Equipment Supervisor 720031e 12 6417 6730 7060 7407 7772
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055 12 6491 6809 7144 7494 7865
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Forestry Supervisor I 510030 12 4774 5010 5253 5511 5778
Forestry Supervisor II 510031 12 4988 5232 5490 5762 6041
Grant Writer 150105 12 4695 4926 5165 5418 5681
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066 12 6006 6303 6615 6937 7278
Housing Program Supervisor 230055 12 6377 6697 7031 7382 7753
Human Resources Analyst 150016 12 4897 5136 5385 5649 5927
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050 12 4755 4989 5234 5486 5759
Information Services Supervisor 125032 12 6860 7197 7550 7921 8314
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027 12 7350 7713 8090 8487 8904
Lead Risk Analyst 150008 12 5377 5644 5927 6224 6535
Management Analyst I 150020 12 3562 3736 3918 4108 4311
Management Analyst II 150021 12 4695 4926 5165 5418 5681
Parking Supervisor 720035 12 3603 3775 3957 4150 4538
Parks Supervisor I 510025 12 4774 5010 5253 5511 5778
Parks Supervisor II 510026 12 5787 6070 6369 6685 7007
Planner III 220007 12 5453 5721 5999 6295 6606
Principal Accountant 130014 12 6077 6374 6689 7016 7360
Procurement Supervisor 140004 12 5798 6088 6392 6712 7048
Professional Engineer 210100 12 7482 7849 8235 8642 9067
Project Manager 150065 12 6186 6493 6814 7146 7496
Records Supervisor 115045 12 4755 4989 5234 5486 5759
Recycling Coordinator 640001 12 4925 5164 5416 5679 5959
Revenue Supervisor 135025 12 4360 4572 4793 5025 5270
Risk Analyst 150010 12 4897 5136 5385 5649 5927
Sanitation Supervisor 640029 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013 12 5084 5332 5594 5868 6153
Senior Building Inspector 230034 12 6060 6360 6670 6999 7346
Senior Database Administrator 125046 12 6854 7181 7526 7886 8278
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024 12 5459 5728 6008 6304 6616
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077 12 5882 6173 6474 6793 7129
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005 12 5568 5843 6129 6430 6749
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014 12 6060 6360 6670 6999 7346
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052 12 4851 5095 5349 5615 5897
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004 12 7161 7519 7895 8292 8707
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001 12 6485 6802 7138 7487 7855
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036 12 6060 6360 6670 6999 7346
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008 12 6307 6621 6945 7287 7645
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005 12 6045 6341 6654 6982 7325
Supervising Planner 220008 12 6031 6326 6634 6960 7301
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044 12 6997 7344 7706 8082 8479
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110 12 8600 9023 9469 9935 10428
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013 12 6485 6802 7138 7487 7855
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050 12 6722 7051 7401 7765 8145
Survey Party Chief 210031 12 5253 5508 5777 6058 6359
Systems Security Administrator 125050 12 5753 6031 6329 6635 6962
Transit Supervisor I 320050 12 5701 5979 6268 6577 6898
Transit Supervisor II 320051 12 6373 6682 7010 7356 7718
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Treasury Officer 135015 12 6077 6374 6689 7016 7360
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045 12 6104 6404 6717 7049 7394
Water System Supervisor 610055 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3259 3416 3580 3752 3934
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3674 3852 4037 4233 4438
Paralegal 160001 12 4824 5059 5305 5565 5839
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3566 3737 3915 4106 4305
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 5297 5561 5839 6131 6439
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 5006 5250 5505 5775 6056
BETWEEN AND FOR THE
CITY OF FRESNO
AND
CITY OF FRESNO
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, INC.
(Exempt Supervisory and Professional Unit and
Non-Exempt Professional Unit - Unit 13)
June 25, 2018 – June 21, 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLE I – PREAMBLE ................................................................................................ 1
A. PURPOSE .............................................................................................................. 1
B. DEFINITIONS ......................................................................................................... 1
C. GOVERNING LAWS .............................................................................................. 1
ARTICLE II – EMPLOYEE RIGHTS ................................................................................ 2
A. GENERAL .............................................................................................................. 2
B. NONDISCRIMINATION .......................................................................................... 2
C. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES .......................................................................... 2
D. PERSONNEL FILES .............................................................................................. 2
ARTICLE III – CITY RIGHTS .......................................................................................... 4
A. GENERAL .............................................................................................................. 4
ARTICLE IV - RECOGNITION ........................................................................................ 6
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION ............................................................................. 6
B. UNIT DESCRIPTION .............................................................................................. 6
C. CITY RECOGNITION ............................................................................................. 7
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION .......................................................... 7
E. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE ........................................................................................ 7
ARTICLE V – REPRESENTATION AND RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS ..................... 8
A. SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION ........................................................................... 8
B. REPRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEES .................................................................. 8
C. RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS ............................................................................. 9
D. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ....................................................................................... 9
ARTICLE VI – COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................................. 10
A. ASSOCIATION BUSINESS .................................................................................. 10
B. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS .................................................... 10
C. ASSOCIATION BULLETIN BOARDS ................................................................... 10
D. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION .......................................................................... 11
ARTICLE VII – DUES DEDUCTION .............................................................................. 13
A. GENERAL ............................................................................................................ 13
B. EXCEPTION TO THE DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION CARD ................. 13
C. DUES DEDUCTION * * * ....................................................................................... 13
ARTICLE VIII – COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS ..................................................... 14
A. SALARIES ............................................................................................................ 14
B. PENSION CONTRIBUTION ................................................................................. 14
C. PREMIUM PAY .................................................................................................... 15
1. Swing and Night Shift Premium. ....................................................................... 15
2. Bilingual Premium Pay Program ........................................................................ 15
3. Certificate/License/Registration Premium Pay. ................................................. 16
4. Salary Spread Differential Premium Pay ........................................................... 17
5. Professional Engineer/Supervising Professional Engineer Assignment
Required Specialized Expertise ......................................................................... 18
6. Supervising Crime Scene * * * Technician Premium Pay: ................................ 18
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7.Acting Assignments – Police Department:......................................................... 19
8.Additional Shifts (Full or Partial) Premium Pay .................................................. 19
D.LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE .............................................. 20
E.FRESNO CITY EMPLOYEES HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST ......................... 20
F.LEAVES ............................................................................................................... 21
1.Attendance Policy .............................................................................................. 21
2.Annual Leave .................................................................................................... 21
3.Supplemental Sick Leave .................................................................................. 24
4.Holiday Leave .................................................................................................... 24
5.Management * * * Leave (formerly “Administrative Leave”) ........................ 25
6.Management * * * Time Off (formerly “Administrative Time Off”) ................ 26
G.HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA) ....................................... 27
H.WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ............................................................................ 28
I.COURT TIME ....................................................................................................... 29
J.WORK SCHEDULES ........................................................................................... 30
K. ALTERNATIVE WORKWEEK WORK SCHEDULES ............................................ 30
L.USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES ......................................................................... 32
M. GUARANTEED LEAVE ........................................................................................ 32
N. PAY FOR PERFORMANCE ................................................................................. 33
O. BUS PASSES – FAX OPERATIONS ................................................................... 33
P. BENEFITS FOR PERMANENT PART-TIME EMPLOYEES ................................ 34
Q. UNIFORMS ......................................................................................................... 34
ARTICLE IX – SAVING CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING ............................... 35
A.SAVING CLAUSE ................................................................................................ 35
B.FULL UNDERSTANDING .................................................................................... 35
ARTICLE X - TERMINATION ........................................................................................ 36
EXHIBIT I – Salaries Effective June 25, 2018 ............................................................... 38
EXHIBIT II – Salaries Effective July 23, 2018 ............................................................... 43
EXHIBIT III – Salaries Effective July 22, 2019 .............................................................. 48
EXHIBIT IV – Classification and Compensation FY19 Equity Adjustments ...................53
EXHIBIT V – CFPEA Performance Evaluation .............................................................. 55
SIDE LETTER OF AGREEMENT – Pensions for New Employees ............................... 60
LEGEND
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ARTICLE I
PREAMBLE
A. PURPOSE
This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), entered into between the City of
Fresno, hereinafter referred to as the City, and the City of Fresno Professional
Employees Association, Management Non-Confidential Unit and Non-
Management Confidential Unit, hereinafter referred to collectively as the
Association, CFPEA, or as Unit has as its purpose the establishment of wages,
hours, and other terms and conditions of employment, and to promote
collaboration in the resolution of issues affecting all parties. The parties have met
and conferred in good faith and have freely exchanged information, opinions and
proposals and have reached agreement on all matters relating to the
employment conditions and employer-employee relations of such employees.
B. DEFINITIONS
Unless the particular provision or the context otherwise requires, and, except to
the extent that a particular word or phrase is otherwise specifically defined in this
MOU, the definitions and provisions contained in Chapter 3, and Sections 3-101,
3-201, 3-202, 3-501 and 3-603 of the Fresno Municipal Code (FMC) shall govern
the construction, meaning, and application of words and phrases herein. The
definition of each word or phrase shall constitute, to the extent applicable, the
definition of each word or phrase which is derivative from it, or from which it is a
derivative, as the case may be.
C. GOVERNING LAWS
The employer-employee relationship between the City and its employees, and
the City and the Association, is governed by applicable state bargaining laws
* * * as may be amended from time to time, and Article 6 of Chapter 3 of the
FMC. In the event of any conflict between said laws and this MOU, said laws
shall govern.
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ARTICLE II
EMPLOYEE RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
The rights of employees are set forth in Section 3-604 of the FMC, and said
Section presently reads as follows:
"Employees shall have the right to form, join and participate in the
activities of employee organizations of their own choosing for the purpose
of representation on all matters of employer-employee relations including,
but not limited to, wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment. Employees shall have the right to refuse to join or participate
in the activities of employee organizations and shall have the right to
represent themselves individually in their employment relationship with the
City. No employees shall be interfered with, intimidated, restrained,
coerced, or discriminated against by the City or by an employee or an
employee organization because of * * * their exercise of any of these
rights. No management employee or confidential employee shall act as a
representative of any employee organization which represents employees
other than management employees or confidential employees."
B. NONDISCRIMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall apply to and be exercised by all members of the
Association, consistent with state and federal nondiscrimination statutes * * *.
C. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
All employees in the Units acknowledge that the City shall consider the positions
and proposals of the Association as the meet and confer positions and proposals
of all employees, individually and collectively, in said Units.
D. PERSONNEL FILES
1. The Human Resources Division, under the direction of the Director of
Personnel Services, shall maintain the official personnel file for each
employee. Each employee may review, or authorize in writing its review by
a designated representative, subject to reasonable rules and regulations,
and receive a copy of all material placed in * * * their * * * personnel file.
If an employee disagrees with the content of a document placed in either
file, it shall be the right of the employee to submit a response to the
Director of Personnel Services to be attached to the document in question
and included in the appropriate file. Personnel files are * * * confidential
and access is limited.
2. Documents, including performance evaluations, * * * shall be forwarded to
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the Human Resources Division to be maintained as the official personnel
file as noted in D. 1., above. In addition, the departmental file shall be
forwarded to the employee’s new department if the employee transfers,
promotes, or demotes. The file should be forwarded to Human Resources
when the employee leaves City service.
3. Inquiries regarding employment references shall be administered in
accordance with existing City policies.
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ARTICLE III
CITY RIGHTS
A. GENERAL
1. The rights of the City include those rights enumerated in FMC Section
3-605, as the same may be amended from time to time. Specifically:
(a) The exclusive rights to the City include, but are not limited to, the
right to
(1) determine the missions of its constituent departments,
divisions, commissions, and boards;
(2) set standards of service and municipal fees and charges;
(3) determine the procedures and standards of selection for
employment, assignment, transfer, and promotion;
(4) direct its employees;
(5) take disciplinary action;
(6) relieve its employees from duty because of lack of work or
other legitimate reasons;
(7) maintain the efficiency of governmental operations;
(8) determine the methods, means, and personnel by which
government operations are to be conducted;
(9) determine the content of job classifications;
(10) take all necessary actions to carry out its mission;
(11) exercise complete control and discretion over its
organization and technology of performing its work."
2. The rights of the City include the determination of staffing levels, including
but not limited to, staffing by shift and class.
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3. All other rights formerly or presently enjoyed by or vested in the City on
the effective date of this MOU and not mentioned in Section 1. (a) above
are retained by and reserved to the City unless explicitly waived by the
City by resolution of the Council or by Council-approved MOU.
4. Nothing in this MOU shall be construed as delegating to others the
authority conferred by law on the City, or in any way abridging or reducing
such authority.
5. This MOU is not intended to restrict consultation in good faith with the
Association regarding matters within the right of the City to determine.
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ARTICLE IV
RECOGNITION
A. ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION
1. The City acknowledges the Association as the recognized employee
organization representing the Management Non-Confidential Unit and
Non-Management Confidential Unit, and therefore, shall meet and confer
in good faith promptly upon request by * * * either party and continue for
a reasonable period of time in order to exchange freely information,
options, and proposals, and to endeavor to reach agreement on a
successor MOU * * *. MOU negotiations may be initiated five (5) months
prior to the expiration of the MOU.
2. It is expressly agreed and understood by the parties that under
Government Code section 3502.5, an agency shop agreement shall not
apply to management, confidential or supervisory employees. As used in
this Section, "agency shop" means an arrangement that requires an
employee, as a condition of continued employment, either to join the
recognized employee organization, or to pay the organization a service
fee in an amount not to exceed the standard initiation fee, periodic dues,
and general assessments of such organization for the duration of the
agreement, or a period of three years from the effective date of such
agreement, whichever comes first. Employees of the City shall have the
right to refuse to join or participate in the activities of the Association and
shall have the right to represent themselves individually in their
employment relationship with the City of Fresno. No employee shall be
interfered with, intimidated, restrained, coerced or discriminated against by
the City or by the Association because of the exercise of these rights.
B. UNIT DESCRIPTION
The Association represents two (2) Units consisting of * * * Exempt
Supervisory and Professional Unit and Non-Exempt * * * Professional Unit
employees holding a permanent position, as defined in FMC Section 3-202(p)(4),
in one of the classes listed in Exhibits 13-1 or 13-2 of the Salary Resolution, as
such Units may be modified from time to time in the manner designated in the
FMC.
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C. CITY RECOGNITION
The Association recognizes the City Manager of the City of Fresno, or such
person as may be designated in writing, as the designated representative of the
City, pursuant to FMC Section 3-615, and shall meet and confer in good faith
promptly upon request by the City and continue for a reasonable period of time in
order to exchange freely information, options, and proposals, and to endeavor to
reach agreement on a successor MOU * * *.
D. RECOGNITION OF MUTUAL OBLIGATION
The Association and the City recognize and acknowledge their mutual obligation
and responsibility to effectuate the purposes set forth in, and to adhere to the
conditions and clauses set forth in this MOU.
E. LOCKOUT AND STRIKE
1. In the event the meet and confer process beginning prior to the expiration
of this MOU results in an impasse, the City shall not take unilateral action
regarding wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment
prior to completion of any impasse resolution procedures provided in FMC
Section 3-617 and State law.
2. No unlawful strike or work stoppages by City employees, as defined in
FMC Section 3-624 or applicable state bargaining laws and
regulations, shall be caused, instigated, encouraged, condoned,
participated in, or honored by the Association or its members during the
term of this MOU.
3. No lockout of employees shall be instituted by the City during the term of
this MOU.
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ARTICLE V
REPRESENTATION AND RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS
A. SCOPE OF REPRESENTATION
"Scope of representation" shall be as defined in FMC Section 3-603(w), as the
same may be amended from time to time. Said Section presently reads as
follows:
"Scope of representation" means all matters relating to
employer-employee relations, including, but not limited to,
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of
employment. Employee rights, as set forth in Section 3-604,
and City rights as set forth in Section 3-605 (a), are excluded
from the scope of representation."
B. REPRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEES
1. A member of the Association whose presence is requested by
management to discuss or review an action of the employee has the right
to be represented by an Officer, Director, or member of the Association if it
appears that the discussion or review may result in a reprimand (oral or
written), fine, suspension, demotion or termination. Should an employee
request such representation, no further discussion or review may occur
until a representative is present, except that an unreasonable delay shall
not result from such a request. The presence of a representative of the
employee's own choosing who is not an Officer, Director, or member of
the Association shall also satisfy the requirements of this section. An
employee shall not represent nor be represented by an individual within
his or her line of supervision.
2. This Section does not apply to the normal ongoing employment
relationship or supervisor/subordinate relationship between the City and
its employees, when such matters include, but are not limited to, work
direction, scheduling, and non-disciplinary counseling or performance
evaluations.
3. The Association agrees to represent employees in these Units in a
manner consistent with the requirements of the Meyers-Milias-Brown Act
and applicable state and federal regulations.
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4. Executive Board Member Release Time: Association Executive Board
Members will be allowed time off to attend to Association business. At
least seven (7) calendar days advance notice shall be provided by the
Association President to the Labor Relations Manager so that release time
may be arranged with the affected department. Executive Board members
may take up to twenty-four (24) hours annually. The President may take
up to forty (40) hours annually. Such time may be charged to the
employee’s annual leave, holiday leave or administrative leave.
5. Grievance/Disciplinary Action * * * Release Time: The Association
President will designate Executive Board Members to investigate
grievances or disciplinary actions and/or to observe working conditions
stemming from grievances. The Association agrees to provide a minimum
of seventy-two (72) hours advance notice of the request for
Grievance/Discipline Release Time. The Association President shall
provide such notice to the Labor Relations Manager so that release time
may be arranged with the affected department. Designated Association
representatives may receive up to a maximum of two (2) hours of release
time per grievance/discipline for investigative purposes.
6. Negotiations and Grievance Advisory Committee Release Time: An
Association representative, designated by the Association President, shall
be able to represent employees in negotiations, and Grievance Advisory
Committee meetings. The Association agrees to provide reasonable
advance notice of the request for Release Time for these instances. The
Association President shall provide such notice to the Labor Relations
Manager so that release time may be arranged with the affected
Department.
C. RESOLUTION OF CONCERNS
Concerns regarding the interpretation or application of the provisions of this MOU
shall be resolved exclusively as outlined in Administrative Order 2-15, Resolution
of Concerns of Management and Confidential Employees. The City recognizes
the right of employees who are members of the Association to be represented by
the Association in resolving concerns.
D. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
Pursuant to FMC Sections 3-283 and 3-284, employees in the Classified Service
may elect to appeal a corrective action resulting in fine, suspension, demotion or
termination to the Civil Service Board for a hearing before the Board under
FMC Section 3-284, or may request that the action be * * * heard by a hearing
officer pursuant to FMC Section 3-283. The recommendation of the hearing
officer shall be filed with the Civil Service Board, which may affirm, modify or set
aside the recommendation. The decision of the Civil Service Board shall be final
and binding on all parties, and there shall be no further administrative appeal
available.
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ARTICLE VI
COMMUNICATIONS
A. ASSOCIATION BUSINESS
1. The City agrees to allow Association Officers, subject to the approval of
each employee's supervisor and the needs of the City, reasonable leave
in accordance with Article V, Section B., for the day-to-day conduct of
Association business, including representation of employees as provided
in Article V. Attendance at Association conferences, workshops, training,
etc., will be charged to the employee’s accrued leave benefits, to be
designated by the employee. Approval of such leave will not be
unreasonably withheld.
2. The use of City equipment or computer network to conduct personal
business is prohibited. Both parties agree that there are times that the use
of City equipment is unavoidable by the Association, and at times is in the
best interests of the City. Routine City business may be conducted without
charge, and shall include the use of land or cellular phones to contact
family members if the employee is required to work late, or has his/her
shift changed without advanced notice. Occasional use of e-mail to
communicate on issues of mutual labor-management interest, such as the
scheduling of negotiations meetings, shall be permitted.
B. ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
1. A written list of the Officers of the Association and the Association
Directors, with the specific areas they represent, shall be furnished to the
City immediately after their designation and the Association shall notify the
City promptly in writing of any changes of such Association Officers or
Directors.
2. The Personnel Services Department shall provide the Association the
names of all new members of this Unit within ten (10) calendar days of
their employment, and shall notify the Association of transfers,
promotions, terminations from City service, and retirements.
C. ASSOCIATION BULLETIN BOARDS
The City shall provide space, or access to space, for the exclusive use of the
Association on one bulletin board in each work or reporting location.
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D. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION
1. General
* * * On a timely basis, the City shall provide notification to the
Association upon proposing * * * amendments to * * * Administrative
Orders * * *, hereinafter AO, new and amended Salary Resolutions, new
and amended Position Authorization Resolutions, and job bulletins
applicable to the Unit and Unit employees* * *.
2. Class Specifications
Revisions to specifications for classes contained in these Units will be
provided to the Association for review and comment prior to their adoption
by the Director of Personnel Services.
3. If new classes are created which the City determines appropriate for
inclusion in these Units, the City shall provide a copy of the specifications
to the Association and reasonable notice and opportunity to meet and
confer prior to the action to adopt a salary for the class. If, after a
reasonable period of meeting and conferring, agreement cannot be
reached, staff, after notifying the Association, shall forward their
recommendation to the City Council.
4. The Association shall provide the Labor Relations Division with a
copy of its By-Laws. Whenever those By-Laws are amended, the
Association shall promptly provide an updated copy of the By-Laws
to the Labor Relations Division.
5. New Employee Orientation
The Personnel Services Department (PSD) provides a new employee
orientation program to all new City employees (i.e., NEO). PSD will
notify the Association at least 10 days’ in advance of a scheduled
NEO, and at the end of the work week immediately preceding the
NEO if the NEO will include any individuals who will be represented
by the Association, unless the City is unable to reasonably do so
because of an unforeseeable urgent need critical to City operations.
A representative of the bargaining unit will be invited to the NEO
meeting room immediately prior to a session to be conducted by the
bargaining unit and will be introduced by a City staff member. The
bargaining unit will be provided an opportunity to meet with new
bargaining unit members at the last session of the NEO. The session
will be scheduled for twenty (20) minutes. This session will not be
held if there are no new bargaining unit members attending the NEO
or if the bargaining unit representative is not available.
6. Employee Information
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The City will provide the employee information it has on file in
compliance with Assembly Bill (AB) 119 California Government Code
Sections 3555-3559) for all new hires in the bargaining unit within 30
days of hire, as well as all employees represented by the Association
at least once per quarter.
Pursuant to Government Code §3358 (in AB 119), employees may opt
out of releasing the following information to the Association: home
address, home and personal cellular telephone numbers, and
personal email addresses. The City of Fresno’s Dues Deduction
Authorization shall be modified to include the opportunity for the
employee to opt out of releasing the above information, and
notification that the City will furnish Unit required information
pursuant to AB 119.
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ARTICLE VII
DUES DEDUCTION
A. GENERAL
1. Rules governing dues checkoff are set forth in FMC Section 3-620, as the
same may be amended from time to time.
2. The City shall deduct the dues or benefit premiums, or both, upon proper
authorization by Association members in these Units.
3. If a member in one of these Units desires the City to deduct dues or
benefit premiums from the member’s paycheck, a deduction authorization
shall be made on a Dues Deduction Authorization card.
4. If a member in one of these Units desires to revoke the member’s prior
Dues Deduction Authorization card, a dues deduction revocation shall be
made upon a Dues Deduction Revocation card. A Dues Deduction
Authorization card may be revoked by a member, and the dues or benefit
deduction canceled, only during the months of November or December of
the last year of this MOU.
5. Dues Deduction Authorization and Revocation forms are available at the
Finance Department and * * * Personnel Services Department.
6. Dues deductions will be terminated when an employee leaves the
bargaining unit.
B. EXCEPTION TO THE DUES DEDUCTION AUTHORIZATION CARD
The member’s earnings must be sufficient after other legal and required
deductions are made to cover the amount of the dues deduction authorized.
When a member is in unpaid status for an entire pay period, no dues deduction
shall be made from future earnings to cover that pay period, nor will the member
be allowed to deposit with the City Controller the amount which would have been
deducted if the member had been in a paid status during the pay period.
Whenever the member's salary is not sufficient to cover other legal and required
deductions, no dues deduction or deposit shall be made.
C. DUES DEDUCTION * * *
* * * Dues deduction * * * shall be transmitted at least monthly by electronic
funds transfer to an account specified by * * * the City of Fresno Professional
Employees Association. * * *
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ARTICLE VIII
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. SALARIES
1. Salaries for classifications in 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory and
Professional Unit, shall be increased by one and one half percent
(1.5%) effective June 25, 2018 as reflected in Exhibit I, attached
hereto and incorporated by this reference. This increase is in lieu of
Supplemental Administrative Leave which is discontinued as stated
in Article VIII, Section F, Subsection 5. b.
2. The parties have reached agreement on compensation adjustments
resulting from a Classification and Compensation Study. The parties
have also agreed that compensation adjustments will be
implemented in phases, with the first phase commencing with Equity
Increases effective July 23, 2018, and subsequent phases to be
implemented as negotiated in future MOU negotiations or as
otherwise mutually agreed between the parties. The percentage
adjustments to classifications to implement the first phase are
reflected in Exhibit IV, attached hereto and incorporated by this
reference.
3. Salaries for all classifications in Unit 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory
and Professional Unit, and Unit 13-2, the Non-Exempt Professional
Unit, shall be increased by two and one half percent (2.5%), and
salaries shall be adjusted with Equity Increases pursuant to
subsection 2. above and as reflected in Exhibit IV, effective July 23,
2018 * * * as reflected in Exhibit II, attached hereto and incorporated by
this reference.
4. Salaries for all classifications in Unit 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory
and Professional Unit, and Unit 13-2, the Non-Exempt Professional
Unit, shall be increased by two and one half percent (2.5%) effective
July 22, 2019 * * * as reflected in Exhibit III attached hereto and
incorporated by this reference.
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B. PENSION CONTRIBUTION
Employees in Unit 13 who are hired by the City on or after June 29,
2015, shall make an additional contribution equal to one and one
half percent (1.5%) of their pensionable compensation to the City of
Fresno Employees Retirement System, reducing the City
contribution by a corresponding amount. Employees who transfer,
demote or promote into Unit 13 on or after June 25, 2018 and
were paying an additional one and one half percent (1.5%) of
their pensionable compensation to the City of Fresno
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Employees Retirement System immediately prior to entering
Unit 13, shall continue to pay the additional one and one half
percent (1.5%) of their pensionable compensation to the City
of Fresno Employees Retirement System, reducing the City
contribution by a corresponding amount. In accordance with
Internal Revenue Code Section 414(h)(2) and related guidance, the
City shall pick-up and pay the contribution by salary reduction in
accordance with this provision to the City of Fresno Employees
Retirement System. The employee shall have no option to receive
the one and one half percent (1.5%) contribution in cash. The one
and one half percent (1.5%) contribution paid by the employee will
not be credited to an employee’s accumulated contribution account,
nor will it be deposited into a member’s Deferred Retirement Option
Program (“DROP”) account.
The City and the Association agree to a limited reopener of
this provision in regard to the possible revision of Normal
Contributions to the Employee Retirement System for those
employees paying an additional one and one half percent
(1.5%).
C. PREMIUM PAY
1. Swing and Night Shift Premium - An employee in these Units who is
regularly assigned to work a swing or night shift and who supervises an
employee or employees who are eligible to receive swing or night shift
premium pay shall receive swing or night shift premium pay in addition to
the employee’s base salary. If one-half or more of an employee's shift
falls between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and midnight, the employee will
receive a * * * swing shift premium of one dollar ($1.00) per hour for all
hours worked that shift. If one-half or more of an employee's shift falls
between the hours of midnight and 8:00 a.m., the employee will receive a
night shift premium of one and 50/100 dollars ($1.50) per hour for all hours
worked that shift. The swing or night shift premium will be paid only to an
employee who is regularly assigned to * * * a swing or night shift and who
actually works such shift. Should a shift fall under the definitions of
both swing and night shift, the shift will be paid at the higher rate.
2. Bilingual Premium Pay Program - The City and the Association jointly
encourage employees to use their language skills to provide the highest
level of service to the community. The bilingual certification program
consists of a City administered examination process whereby employees
may apply for bilingual examination and if certified by the examiner,
receive bilingual premium pay for interpreting and translating. * * *
a. The Bilingual certification examinations will be conducted* * * as
needed. * * *Examination applications will be available at the
Personnel Services Department, Human Resources Division, and
City department personnel units. In order to remain eligible to
receive bilingual premium pay, employees must take and pass the
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certification examination once every five (5) years. Employees
who must recertify will be provided notice prior to
recertification.
b. Department Directors, or their designees, shall designate those
positions or assignments in which bilingual skill is desired.
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c. Bilingual certification examinations are conducted for * * *languages
as specified in the Salary Resolution.
d. Employees who have passed the bilingual examination and who
are receiving bilingual premium pay may not refuse to translate
while on the job.
e. Employees who are bilingual but who have chosen to not receive
bilingual premium pay shall not be required to translate on the job
except in an emergency.
f. The bilingual premium pay rate for classified employees in these
Units will be seventy-five dollars ($75) per month regardless of how
many languages for which an employee is certified.
3. Certificate/License/Registration Premium Pay - It is expressly understood
that positions and assignments eligible for certificate, license, or
registration premium pay will be determined solely at the discretion of
management. * * * If any of the certificates, licenses and/or registrations
detailed in paragraphs “a” through “g” below are determined by the City to
be minimum qualifications in job classifications, premium pay for that
particular certificate, license and/or registration shall not be paid.
a. Permanent employees in the classes of Planner III, or Traffic
Engineering Assistant, who possess a valid registration as an
Architect, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Structural Engineer,
or Traffic Engineer issued by the State of California, shall receive
an additional five percent (5%) of their base rate of pay per month.
b. Permanent employees in the classes of Principal Accountant,
Senior Accountant-Auditor, or Treasury Officer, who possess a
valid license as a Certified Public Accountant issued by the State of
California, shall receive an additional five percent (5%) of their base
rate of pay per month.
c. Permanent employees in the class of Equipment Supervisor, who
possess a valid Master Automobile Technician Certificate or a valid
Master Heavy Duty Truck Technician Certificate issued by the
National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, shall receive
one hundred-sixty dollars ($160.00) per month.
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d. Permanent employees in the class of * * * Wastewater Operations
Supervisor* * * who are assigned to the operational area of
Mechanical Maintenance and who possess a valid Grade IV
Wastewater Collection Systems Technical Certificate issued by the
California Water Environment Association, shall receive forty
dollars ($40.00) per month.
e. Permanent employees in the class of Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance, who possess a valid Grade IV Mechanical
Technologist Certificate or valid Grade IV Electrical Instrumentation
Certificate issued by the California Water Environment Association,
shall receive seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per month.
f. Permanent employees in the class of Wastewater Treatment
Maintenance Supervisor, who possess a valid Grade IV Mechanical
Technologist Certificate issued by the California Water Environment
Association or a valid Grade IV Wastewater Treatment Plant
Operator Certificate issued by the State Water Resources Control
Board, shall receive seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per month.
g. Subject to policies, procedures and criteria determined and
established by the City Manager, permanent employees in classes
requiring the possession and maintenance of valid registration as a
professional engineer issued by the State of California, shall be
reimbursed by the City for registration fee renewals.
h. Subject to policies, procedures and criteria determined and
established by the City Manager, permanent employees in classes
requiring the possession and maintenance of valid certification
issued by the California Water Environment Association, shall be
reimbursed by the City for certification fee renewals.
4. Salary Spread Differential Premium Pay
* * *
a. Upon the filing of an Employee Action Form (“EAF”) by a
department director, the Director of Personnel Services shall
approve a premium pay increase in order to establish a salary
spread differential of ten (10%) between a supervisory employee in
these Units, and the supervisory employee’s highest paid
subordinate. (It is expressly understood that the January 28, 2000,
anti-compaction pay agreement is terminated in its entirety.)
b. Premium pay received under MOU Article VIII, Section C.,
Subsection 4a shall not be considered base pay, and shall not be
applied towards the calculation of leave benefit payouts, holiday
payouts, life/disability compensation, or retirement calculations/
benefits.
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c. The actual amount of salary spread differential premium pay
received shall be the difference between the base pay of the
highest paid subordinate, and the amount necessary to be added to
the supervisory employee’s base rate of pay to maintain a ten
percent (10%) salary spread differential. Receipt of this premium
pay shall be discontinued upon the supervisor’s separation from
City service, or upon any modification which eliminates the
supervisor/subordinate relationship.
d. The parties agree to a reopener on Article VIII, Section C.4.
Salary Spread Differential Premium Pay following completion
of a Class and Compensation Analysis. Any change to Article
VIII, Section C. 4. will require mutual agreement.
5. Professional Engineer/Supervising Professional Engineer Assignment
Required Specialized Expertise
a. As determined solely be the department director with City Manager
approval, a Professional Engineer may receive premium pay up to
ten percent (10%) above the Professional Engineer’s base rate of
pay when the Professional Engineer’s assignment requires
specialized expertise, supervision of other professional engineers,
or other job-related criteria as determined by management.
Eligibility for such premium pay will not continue beyond twelve (12)
months without review, an EAF, and City Manager approval.
b. As determined solely by the department director with City Manager
approval, a Supervising Professional Engineer may receive
premium pay up to ten percent (10%) above the Supervising
Professional Engineer’s base rate of pay when the Supervising
Professional Engineer’s assignment requires specialized expertise,
supervision of other Supervising Professional Engineers, or other
job-related criteria as determined by management. Eligibility for
such premium pay will not continue beyond twelve (12) months
without review, an EAF, and City Manager approval.
c. It is expressly understood that reduction in force and lay off
processes are governed by the FMC; however, in addition to the
Code, a senior employee occupying the class of Professional
Engineer/Supervising Professional Engineer affected by a reduction
in force will not bump a more junior employee occupying the same
class if the position occupied by the junior employee requires
specialized certification/licensure/training not possessed by the
more senior employee.
6. Supervising Crime Scene * * * Technician Premium Pay:
a. Employees in the classes of Supervising Crime Scene * * *
Technician who possess a four (4) year college degree (Bachelor’s
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Degree) from an accredited institution shall be paid an additional
three percent (3%) of their base rate of pay.
b. Employees who have served at least five (5) years of full-time work
in the classification of Supervising Crime Scene * * * Technician in
the City of Fresno Crime Scene Bureau and have successfully
completed the basic POST Crime Scene Bureau Technician course
shall be paid an additional four percent (4%) of their base rate of
pay.
c. Employees who have served at least ten (10) years of full-time
work in the classification of Supervising Crime Scene * * *
Technician in the City of Fresno Crime Scene Bureau and who
have successfully completed the POST certified training for law
enforcement supervisors shall be paid an additional four percent
(4%) of their base rate of pay.
7. Acting Assignments – Police Department:
An employee in the Police Department who otherwise meets all criteria for
Temporary Assignment to Perform Duties of an Absent Employee (see
FMC 3-260), but is ineligible because the absent employee is a sworn
peace officer, shall receive premium pay of five percent (5%) of the
employee’s base salary when assigned to perform the managerial duties
of a sworn officer appointed to an administrative position.
8. Additional Shifts (Full or Partial) Premium Pay
a. Ten-Hour Shifts - Employees occupying the class of Emergency
Services Communications Supervisor may work full or partial 10-
hour shifts on a voluntary or management-directed basis. If an
employee works a full or partial 10-hour shift, in addition to any shift
which is part of the employee’s normal work schedule, the
employee shall be paid the sum of $320 for such full shift, or an
amount which is proportionate to the fraction of a shift worked
(Formula: * * * ($320 ÷ 10 full shift hours) * amount of shift
worked = $ amount to be applied to partial shifts worked).
Eight-Hour Shifts - In the event the department changes from 10-
hour to 8-hour shifts, employees occupying the class of Emergency
Services Communications Supervisor may work full or partial 8-
hour shifts on a voluntary or management-directed basis. If an
employee works a full or partial 8-hour shift, in addition to any shift
which is part of the employee’s normal work schedule, the
employee shall be paid the sum of $260 for such full shift, or an
amount which is proportionate to the fraction of a shift worked
(Formula: * * * 260 ÷ 8 full shift hours) * amount of shift worked =
$ amount to be applied to partial shifts worked).
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b. Eight-Hour Shifts - Employees occupying the class of Records
Supervisor may work full or partial 8-hour shifts on a voluntary or
management-directed basis. If an employee works a full or partial
8-hour shift, in addition to any shift which is part of the employee’s
normal work schedule, the employee shall be paid the sum of $250
for such full shift, or an amount which is proportionate to the
fraction of a shift worked (Formula: * * * ($250 ÷ 8 full shift hours) *
amount of shift worked = $ amount to be applied to partial shifts
worked).
D. LIFE INSURANCE AND DISABILITY COVERAGE
The City shall provide Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance for
members of these Units in the amounts and formulas currently provided.
Employees who leave City employment may continue Life Insurance
Coverage in accordance with the terms of the insurance carrier if permitted
by those terms.
E. FRESNO CITY EMPLOYEES HEALTH AND WELFARE TRUST
The City and the Association agree that the Fresno City Employees Health and
Welfare Trust has the sole authority to determine the benefits that will be
provided during the term of this MOU. The sole responsibility of the City under
this clause is to provide a set dollar amount to be contributed to the Trust on
behalf of the employees represented by the Association. Effective July 1, 2015,
the City’s contribution will be seventy-five percent (75%) of the premium
established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare Trust Board prior
to July 1, 2015 plus the cost of any increases in the health and welfare premium
which will be shared on a fifty percent (50%) basis by the City and employees,
except that employees will be required to pay no more than thirty percent (30%)
of the premium established by the Fresno City Employees Health and Welfare
Trust Board. At such time as the employee share is set at 30%, the City shall pay
70%.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a successor
MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed resulting in a
greater contribution by the City, upon the Association’s request, the parties will
meet to determine a match to that benefit.
The City and the Association shall meet and confer on an alternative health plan
and/or modifications to the Health & Welfare Trust upon the request of either
party. The meet and confer process may include other bargaining units.
The parties also agree to work collectively in conjunction with their Board
representatives to research and recommend potential cost-saving measures for
the Health & Welfare Trust, which may include a choice of health program
options based on individual need or preference, including a reduced option
equivalent to the City’s premium contribution, a separate rate for single
employees with no dependents, or other flex plan programs; mandatory generic
mail order drug maintenance for employees who require prescription drug
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therapy for any period of 90 days or more; or other measures that may be
identified as this work progresses.
F. LEAVES
1. Attendance Policy
Effective July 1, 2006, the FMC, City administrative orders, City policies,
procedures, rules and regulations concerning sick leave usage and
administration shall apply. Administrative Order 2-19.1, Attendance
Policy, shall no longer apply to members of this Unit.
2. Annual Leave
a. Annual Leave Accrual - Vacation leave and sick leave will no longer
be accumulated as provided in the FMC, but as detailed below.
Except for * * * any * * * exceptions noted herein, all * * * provisions
of the FMC, City administrative orders, policies, procedures, rules
and regulations concerning leave administration will continue to
apply.
(1) Less than Ten Years - For such employees who were hired
into a permanent position prior to June 29, 2015, and who
have been continuously employed by the City for less than
ten (10) years, the annual leave accrual rate will be 15.5
hours for each completed calendar month of employment.
Employees hired on or after June 29, 2015, and who have
been continuously employed by the City for less than ten
(10) years, the annual leave accrual rate will be 13.33 hours
for each complete calendar month of employment.
(2) More than Ten Years - For such employees who were hired
into a permanent position prior to June 29, 2015, and who
have been continuously employed by the City for ten (10)
years or more, the annual leave accrual rate will be 18.83
hours for each completed calendar month of employment.
Employees hired on or after June 29, 2015 and who have
been continuously employed by the City for ten (10) years or
more, the annual leave accrual rate will be sixteen (16)
hours for each complete calendar month of employment.
(3) Annual Leave Accumulation Limit
Employees with annual leave balances of nine hundred
(900) hours or more on June 29, 2015, will not exceed
one thousand two hundred (1,200) hours.
Employees with annual leave balances of eight hundred
hours or more, but less than nine hundred (900) hours on
June 29, 2015, will not exceed one thousand (1,000) hours.
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All other employees will have a cap of eight hundred forty
(840) hours.
No extension to the annual leave accumulation limit will be
allowed.
(4) Use of Annual Leave - Annual leave requests will be
administered in accordance with existing FMC provisions,
City administrative orders, policies, procedures, rules and
regulations.
(5) Annual Leave Cash Out – Employees may request payment
and be compensated for up to 48 hours or ten percent (10%)
of their annual leave balances, whichever is greater, each
fiscal year between July 1 and December 31 of the
applicable fiscal year during the term of this MOU.
Employees may request payment and be compensated for
up to five percent (5%) of their annual leave balance
between January 1 and March 31 of any fiscal year except
that payments between January 1 and March 31 may be
halted when the City Manager declares that the City’s fiscal
condition is such that it is not feasible to make such
payments. The City will meet with the Association before
making such declaration, but the final decision shall be at the
City Manager’s sole discretion and shall not be grievable.
(6) Unused Annual Leave Pay Out - Upon separation from City
service, an employee will be compensated for all unused
annual leave balances at his or her applicable base rate of
pay. Compensation received under this provision will not be
considered pensionable for retirement purposes.
(7) Transfer - An employee transferring to a position
represented by a different bargaining group, which is not
covered by annual leave, may either cash out his or her
unused annual leave balance at his or her applicable base
rate of pay, or have the unused annual leave balance
converted to a non-accruing annual leave balance of hours.
The conversion is obtained by multiplying unused annual
leave hours by the applicable Association class’ base rate of
pay (converted to an hourly figure), dividing the product by
the applicable non-Association class’ base rate of pay
(converted to an hourly figure), and placing the resulting
balance for leave usage as requested and designated by the
employee. (Conversion example: 100 [unused annual leave
hours] x $15.00 [CFPEA class monthly base rate converted
to hourly] = $1,500.00 [product] ÷ $20.00 [non-CFPEA class
monthly base rate converted to hourly] = 75 [converted hours
to be placed in non-accruing annual leave balance account].)
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Upon separation from City service, the employee who
transferred to a position outside the Association will be
compensated for all unused annual leave hours at his or her
applicable base rate of pay. Compensation received under
this provision will not be considered pensionable for
retirement purposes.
(8) Employees with at least twenty (20) years of service who bid
on leave in accordance with department/division procedures
shall not be prohibited from bidding on or requesting up to
five (5) weeks of leave and shall not be required to take
leave in blocks of more than one week. In order to take such
leave, employees must have sufficient leave to cover the bid
time period at the time of bid placement. The ability to take
leave shall be subject to needs of the department.
(9) Annual Leave Used for Protected Sick Leave – An
employee may use annual leave accrued in six months
and available per fiscal year for Protected Sick Leave
used only for those purposes defined in California
Labor Code section 233. The first three days or twenty-
four hours, whichever is greater, shall also be
considered leave taken under California Labor Code
section 246.5 (i.e., AB 1522, Healthy Workplace Healthy
Family Act of 2014).
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c. Sick Leave Balances Unused - Effective July 1, 2000 all employees
occupying classes in these Units who are employed in permanent
positions at fixed monthly or yearly salaries, had their unused sick
leave balances frozen.
(1) Use of Frozen Sick Leave - * * * Frozen sick leave balances
may * * * be used after exhaustion of annual leave, in
accordance with FMC 3-107, or for those purposes
defined in California Labor Code section 233 up to the
statutory amount for the fiscal year unless the statutory
amount has been satisfied by use of other leaves for the
fiscal year. * * *
(2) Unused Sick Leave Pay Out - At service retirement or at a
disability retirement if the employee is otherwise eligible for
service retirement, employees will be credited with the
number of accumulated frozen, sick leave balances in
excess of 240 hours at the time of retirement multiplied by
40% of the employee’s then current hourly rate of pay to be
used solely to pay premiums for medical insurance
(including COBRA premiums), pursuant to the City’s Health
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Reimbursement Arrangement as set forth in Section G.,
below.
d. Pensionability - Compensation payable under the annual leave
cash out program will not be considered pensionable for retirement
purposes.
e. Employees who terminate City employment and return within
one year of such termination will be entitled to reinstatement
of their frozen sick leave balances at the time of termination up
to a total of forty eight (48) hours.
3. Supplemental Sick Leave
Employees in an active status on the effective date of this MOU, shall be
credited with forty (40) hours of supplemental sick leave, each fiscal year
thereafter during the term of this MOU with an accrual limit of eighty (80)
hours. Employees who have earned eighty (80) hours or more prior to
June 29, 2015 shall retain those hours but shall not accrue any additional
time. Upon their employment with the City, new employees appointed to
such positions shall be credited with a pro-rated number of hours for each
full calendar month remaining on such appointment in the fiscal year.
Employees may utilize the hours as follows:
a. Once sick and/or annual leave has been exhausted;
b. Placed in a Health Reimbursement Arrangement in accordance
with Article VIII, Section G.;
c. To be cashed out at separation from the City if not eligible for
participation in the Health Reimbursement Arrangement; or,
d. May be used in the performance of community activities during the
course of the employee’s normal work day, with the appropriate
approval.
4. Holiday Leave
a. Except as may be modified in this Section, Holidays shall be
governed by FMC Section 3-116.
Effective January 1, 1989 the following are the holidays recognized
by the City for these Units:
January 1
The third Monday in January
The third Monday in February
The last Monday in May
July 4
The first Monday in September
November 11
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Thanksgiving Day in November
The Friday after Thanksgiving Day in November
December 25
Employee's Birthday
One Personal Business Day (8 hours credited to holiday
balance on July 1)
Any day or part of a day declared by the Council, by
Ordinance or Resolution, to be a holiday.
If January 1, July 4, November 11, or December 25 falls
upon a Sunday, then the following Monday will be observed
as the holiday in lieu of Sunday.
b. Employees who are scheduled to and do work on a holiday that
would otherwise be a regular day to work shall be credited with one
(1) hour of holiday leave for each hour of work up to a maximum of
eight (8) hours of holiday leave on the first day of the pay period
following the date of such work.
c. When a holiday falls on a Saturday, or on an employee's regularly
scheduled day off, an employee shall be credited with eight (8)
hours of holiday leave on the first day of the following month.
d. If an employee is required to and does work on the employee’s
birthday, or the employee’s birthday falls on a holiday or any
regularly scheduled day off, the employee shall be credited with
eight (8) hours of holiday leave on the first day of the pay period
following the birthday.
f. Employees may request payment and be compensated for up to 48
hours or ten percent (10%) of their holiday leave balance,
whichever is greater, between July 1 and December 31, and up to
five percent (5%) between January 1 and March 31 of each fiscal
year during the term of this MOU.
5. Management * * * Leave (formerly “Administrative Leave”)
a. Exempt employees shall receive sixty (60) hours of Management *
* * Leave each fiscal year, and may request payment and be
compensated for up to forty-eight (48) hours of this Management *
* * Leave balance during the fiscal year in which it is credited. Upon
employment by the City, new employees appointed to exempt
positions shall be credited with a prorated amount of Management
* * * Leave hours for each full calendar month remaining in the
fiscal year. City employees transferring from one bargaining Unit to
another shall be credited with a prorated amount of Management *
* * Leave hours for each full calendar month remaining in the fiscal
year. Management * * * Leave not taken or compensated during
the fiscal year in which it is credited shall not be added to the leave
credited in the next fiscal year, nor carried over. Exempt employees
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shall be compensated for any Management * * * Leave balance,
not to exceed sixty (60) hours, upon termination from City service.
b. The provisions * * * regarding thirty-two (32) hours of supplemental
administrative leave are discontinued in recognition of a wage
increase for employees in Unit 13-1, the Exempt Supervisory
and Professional Unit as indicated in Article VII, Section A,
Subsection 2. * * *
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c. The City and CFPEA agree to meet regarding the Guidelines for
Success Plans (Guidelines), the Success Plan, and the
Performance Evaluation within six months from the executed date
of the MOU to review the Guidelines, Success Plan and the
Performance Evaluation. The City and CFPEA must mutually agree
before any changes are made.
6. Management * * * Time Off (formerly “Administrative Time Off”)
City employees who are designated as exempt from overtime under the
provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act and who receive Management
* * * Leave pursuant to paragraph 5., above, may be granted
Management * * * time off if the supervisor or designee determines that
service delivery and performance of job functions will not be impaired due
to the employee’s absence. Such time off shall not be calculated on an
hour-for-hour basis in relation to total hours worked. Management * * *
time off shall not be deducted from any other existing leave banks.
Management * * * time off must be scheduled in advance when possible,
approved as administrative time off by the employee’s supervisor or
designee and generally taken in increments of less than one day.
Only Department Directors, Assistant Directors or Division Managers may
approve Management * * * time off for more than a full day’s absence.
7. 13-2 Non-Exempt Professional Employee Incentive Program
Employees in 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional employees whose
actual regular hours worked (i.e., hours actually worked) and paid
City observed holidays during a measurement period are equal to or
greater than 430 hours but less than 440 hours, will receive 4 hours
of Employee Incentive Time Off. Employees whose actual regular
hours and paid City observed holidays worked during a
measurement period are at least for 440 hours or more up to 480
hours, will receive 8 hours of Employee Incentive Time Off.
Employees may accrue up to 80 hours of Employee Incentive Time
Off and may use the time as soon as it is earned upon approval of
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the employee’s immediate supervisor. Any Employee Incentive Time
Off earned beyond 80 hours will be automatically cashed out.
Employees may voluntarily cash out the entire balance or any
portion of their Employee Incentive Time Off at any time.
The measurement period for the Employee Incentive Time Off shall
be calculated as follows in this paragraph: In every two week pay
period, employees in this unit are regularly scheduled to work 80
hours. In six consecutive pay periods, employees are scheduled to
work 480 regular work hours. Effective August 6, 2018, the regular
hours actually worked by each employee in this unit and paid City
observed holidays will be tabulated at the conclusion of six
consecutive pay periods. The six consecutive pay periods will be
called a measurement period. (For example: August 6, 2018 to
October 28, 2018, is a measurement period.)
The parties will meet two times each year to review and discuss the
effectiveness of the Employee Incentive Time Off Program.
G. HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENT (HRA)
The City currently maintains a Health Reimbursement Arrangement (HRA) that
qualifies as a "health reimbursement arrangement" as described in Internal
Revenue Service (IRS) Notice 2002-45 and other guidance published by the IRS
regarding HRAs. The City agrees to maintain the HRA such that it will continue to
qualify as a “health reimbursement arrangement” for the term of the MOU.
At separation from permanent employment with the City of Fresno by service
retirement or at a disability retirement if the employee is otherwise eligible for
service retirement, employees who have used eighty (80) hours or less of frozen
sick leave and/or annual leave used for sick time (excluding only hours used for
Workers’ Compensation benefits and any protected leave in accordance with
federal and state law) in the 24 months preceding their date of retirement, will be
credited with an account for the employee under the HRA to be used solely to
pay premiums for medical insurance (including COBRA premiums). The "value"
of the account shall be determined as follows:
• The number of accumulated supplemental sick leave hours at the time of
retirement multiplied by the employee's then current hourly base rate of
pay.
• The number of accumulated frozen sick leave hours in excess of 240
hours at the time of retirement multiplied by 40% of the employee’s then
current hourly base rate of pay.
• The hourly base rate of pay shall be the equivalent of the monthly salary
for an employee as reflected in the applicable Exhibit, multiplied by twelve
(12) months then divided by 2,080 hours.
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At the employer’s option, the HRA accounts may be book accounts only – no
actual trust account must be established for any employee. Each HRA book
account shall be credited on a monthly basis with a rate of earnings equal to the
yield on the City's Investment Portfolio (provided that such yield is positive).
The HRA accounts shall be used solely to pay premiums for medical insurance
(including COBRA premiums) covering the participant, the participant's spouse
(or surviving spouse in the event of the death of the participant), and the
participant's dependents. Once a participant's account under the HRA has been
reduced to $0, no further benefits shall be payable by the HRA. If the participant,
the participant's spouse, and the participant's dependents die before the
participant's account under the HRA has been reduced to $0, no death benefit
shall be payable to any person by the HRA.
While this provision is in effect, eligible employees shall not be allowed to cash
out any accumulated or accrued supplemental sick leave or frozen sick leave at
retirement.
H. WORKERS’ COMPENSATION
1. Notwithstanding the provisions of FMC Section 3-118, an employee in this
Unit who suffered or suffers an injury or illness in the course and scope of
City employment shall receive 66.67% of average weekly earnings in the
fifty-two (52) weeks prior to the injury. Employees on “light duty” as a
result of an injury or illness suffered in the course and scope of
employment shall receive their regular salary during the period of light
duty.
Should the State mandated Workers’ Compensation rate of payment be
adjusted, the City and the Association will have a limited reopener to
adjust the rate accordingly.
Should any other represented bargaining unit in the City negotiate a
successor MOU, or extend the period of an MOU, or have terms imposed
resulting in a rate of payment that is in excess of the State mandated
Workers’ Compensation rate of payment, upon the Association’s written
request, the parties will meet to determine the rate of payment.
a. Compensation for a work related injury or illness shall begin
following the first three days after the employee leaves work as a
result of the injury or illness. However, this three (3) day waiting
period shall be waived and compensation shall begin on the first
day of the work related injury or illness only if:
(1) the employee is hospitalized as an inpatient on the first day
for at least twenty-four (24) hours; or
(2) the employee is absent from work fourteen (14) calendar
days or more;
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(3) the employee is placed on light duty at any time during the
first three (3) days.
2. Partial days of absence due to a work related injury or illness, including
the day of injury or illness, shall be at full pay and shall not count towards
the three (3) day exclusion period; however, this time shall be recorded as
a work related injury/illness absence.
3. At the employee's option, in the event of a work related injury/illness pay
from the City is not provided during the first three (3) days of absence due
to the work related injury or illness, the employee may take annual leave,
holiday or administrative leave for that period.
4. If the employee opts to use annual leave, holiday, or administrative leave
for the first three (3) days and it is later determined that work related
injury/illness pay under paragraph 1.a. above, beginning on the first day of
a work related injury or illness is appropriate, the leave time shall be
restored to the employee and the employee’s pay or leave balance will be
adjusted accordingly. If the employee has been on leave without pay for
the first three (3) days and it is later determined that pay is applicable from
the first day, the employee shall be paid therefore.
5. If an employee is placed on annual leave, holiday, or administrative leave
pending determination as to whether the injury or illness is industrial, and
the injury or illness is determined to be industrial, frozen sick leave, annual
leave, holiday, or administrative leave shall be restored and the employee
placed on work related injury/illness leave as provided herein.
6. If an employee is placed on annual leave, holiday, or administrative leave
pending determination as to whether the injury is industrial, and the injury
or illness is determined not to be industrial, annual leave, holiday or
administrative leave shall not be restored.
7. Retirement benefits shall not be reduced as a result of the level of
compensation established herein. Changes in contribution by the City and
employee shall be in accordance with applicable retirement code sections.
I. COURT TIME
Notwithstanding the provisions of FMC Section 3-109, an employee in these
Units who receives a notice or subpoena requiring a court appearance during a
pre-approved annual leave, holiday or administrative leave shall be credited with
annual, holiday or administrative leave equivalent to the actual number of hours
spent in court on such day(s).
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J. WORK SCHEDULES
1. The City may, with seventy-two (72) hours notice to the employee,
temporarily modify the working hours of shift employees in 24-hour
operations. This provision is not intended to address working hours
modified as a result of daylight savings time, permanent shift changes, or
emergencies, as determined by the City. This temporary modification shall
not exceed one month, unless mutually agreed by the parties.
2. The City and members of the Association may mutually agree to flexible
work schedules for individual employees. Both the City and the member
retain the right to withdraw the mutual agreement and return to the regular
schedule established by the employee’s division.
3. Employees in this unit are considered professional employees and, as
such, may not have explicit times established for meal breaks.
Departments may establish work schedules which include time for meal
breaks to be taken as work permits. Employees who require a break from
their work may do so as long as it is not excessive and does not interfere
with completion of assignments.
K. ALTERNATIVE WORKWEEK WORK SCHEDULES
* * *
1. Department directors or designees shall be solely responsible for
determining and designating divisions/units/sections/specific job classes
within their respective departments that may implement variations to the
standard/normal workweek work schedule. A minimum of 30 days written
notice shall be provided to affected employees and the Labor Relations
Division.
2. Subject to meet and consult pursuant to the provisions of FMC Section
3-607 prior to implementation of such changes, alternative workweek work
schedules may be necessary in order to provide minimum staffing, and/or
based upon the service needs of the public/other City departments, and/or
other operational efficiency requirements. It is expressly understood by
the parties that position assignments by classification, staffing levels,
workweek work schedules, and days off are determined solely by
management, and are subject to change based on, including but not
limited to, varying workload, the addition of authorized staffing, and
departmental operational and service need.
a. If established, employees shall select a 5/8, 4/10 or 9/80 workweek
work schedule according to department/division selection
processes. Absent sufficient selections, management will assign
employees to a 5/8, 4/10 or 9/80 workweek work schedule, or
combination thereof.
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b. It is expressly understood by the parties that workweek work
schedules are determined and established by
departments/divisions based upon the service needs of the
public/other City departments.
c. Except for emergencies, employees working a 4/10 or 9/80
schedule or who have days off other than Saturday and Sunday,
will make every effort to schedule all medically-based appointments
on off duty time.
3. The hours for employees working a 5/8 will consist of five (5) eight (8)
hour days within two (2) consecutive days off. The hours for employees
working a 4/10 will consist of four (4) ten (10) hour days with three (3)
days off, of which two (2) of the days will be consecutive. Scheduling of
days off will be determined by management.
Each 9/80 work schedule will consist of eight 9-hour shifts, one 8-hour
shift and one day off per 14-day period broken down into two 40-hour per
week Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) work weeks. All employees
working a 9/80 work schedule shall have an FLSA work week which
begins four hours after the start time of the day of the week which
constitutes the employee’s alternating day off. This shall be an 8-hour
shift. The work week shall end exactly 168 hours later. Scheduling of days
off is determined by management, but must be on a Monday or Friday.
4. Departments/divisions may discontinue alternative workweek work
schedules at any time if it is determined by management that they
detrimentally affect department/division operations and services. Thirty
(30) days advance notice will be given in writing to affected employees
and the Labor Relations Division. The decision to discontinue alternative
workweek work schedules is not appealable or grievable. If
departments/divisions discontinue alternative workweek work schedules
established under this provision, employees will revert to 5/8 standard/
normal workweek work schedules as determined by management.
5. Except as detailed directly below, applicable Association MOU provisions,
Salary Resolution, FMC and AO sections concerning alternative workweek
work schedules (i.e., 4/10 or 9/80) limitations on OT, holidays, leave
accruals and usage, and swing or night shift premium pay will govern.
Subsection a., below shall apply only to the following Classifications as
they are currently titled: * * * Supervising * * * Crime Scene Technician;
Legal Assistant; Legal Secretary I; Legal Secretary II, and Senior Human
Resources Technician.
OT – Work in excess of nine (9) hours on 9/80 work schedule or ten
(10) hours on a 4/10 work schedule in one (1) day, or on either or
both of the first two (2) days off in a workweek shall be
compensated at one and one-half (1 ½ ) times the base rate of pay.
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Work on the third day off in a workweek, or on a holiday which is a
regular day off shall be compensated at two (2) times the base rate
of pay.
Nine (9) or ten (10) hours work on a holiday which is a regular workday
shall be compensated at normal base pay, plus eight (8) hours straight
time/base pay for the holiday.
6. Holidays
a. Employees working a 4/10 or 9/80 shall receive * * * 11 holidays of
eight hours, plus their birthday of eight (8) hours. Employees off on
a holiday which falls on a regular workday shall receive eight (8)
hours base pay for the holiday, and may elect to take one (1) hour
annual leave, administrative leave, CTO or holiday leave to provide
for a full nine (9) hour day or two (2) hours annual leave,
administrative leave, CTO or holiday leave to provide for a full ten
(10) hours pay, or may elect to receive one (1) or two (2) hours
leave without pay.
b. Sanitation Supervisors who work four full ten (10) hour shifts
on the work week of Thanksgiving, to include full shifts on the
Day After Thanksgiving and on the Saturday following
Thanksgiving, will be compensation for forty (40) hours of
work and will have sixteen (16) hours of Holiday Leave
deposited in their Holiday Leave bank. Sanitation Supervisors
who meet such criteria will not be required to use Annual
Leave to supplement holiday pay on Thursday, Thanksgiving
Day.
7. Annual Leave – Employees working a 9/80 or a 4/10 shall accumulate the
same number of hours of annual leave per month as under the 5/8
standard workweek.
L. USE OF PERSONAL VEHICLES
Employees may be required, at the discretion of the City, to use their personal
vehicles for City business. Employees required to use their personal vehicles on
City business, other than traveling to and from work, shall be reimbursed in
accordance with Administrative Order 2-2, Transportation Allowance and Mileage
Reimbursement Policy. Employees may be required, at the discretion of the City,
to take a City vehicle home to facilitate efficient response to after-hours
emergencies or City business, pursuant to Administrative Order 8-8, City-
Owned/Leased Vehicles-Acquisition and Usage Policy.
M. GUARANTEED LEAVE
Four times during each fiscal year, personnel in the Association may submit a
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request for guaranteed leave, which request will be honored, subject to the
following conditions and procedures.
1. No more than one (1) guaranteed leave request will be honored for any
single date. This limit applies to a single work area, and for all shifts
combined.
2. Guaranteed leave requests may not be submitted for Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, and
the day after Thanksgiving.
3. Requests must be submitted no less than thirty (30) calendar days before
the date requested to be off, but no more than ninety (90) calendar days
before the date requested to be off.
4. Requests are to be submitted to the employee’s immediate supervisor, to
be noted with the supervisor’s initials, the date, and time received.
Requests will be honored on a first come, first served basis.
5. Guaranteed leave may only be for one (1) work shift per request.
N. PAY FOR PERFORMANCE
It is agreed between the parties to continue to discuss and consider during the
term of this agreement a pay for performance plan. Such pay for performance
plan will only be implemented upon mutual agreement between CFPEA and the
City.
O. BUS PASSES – FAX OPERATIONS
Free bus passes shall be provided to employees in this Unit employed in the
Operations Division of the Department of Transportation, covering the employee,
spouse, and dependent children under the age of eighteen. The passes will
require annual renewal stickers issued to each employee.
All dependents otherwise eligible for free bus passes must reside with the
employee or be a dependent according to the Internal Revenue Service
regulations, in order to maintain such eligibility. It is the responsibility of the
employee to ensure that bus passes are not abused by family members;
however, employees will not be penalized for unknown dependent misuse of bus
passes. Any employee who knowingly allows the abuse of free bus passes by
family members may have the privilege of bus passes revoked for all members,
including the employee, for a period not to exceed six (6) months.
Bus passes will be provided to employees who retire from the Operations
Division of the Department of Transportation. The passes will require annual
renewal and are intended for use by the retired employee only.
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P. BENEFITS FOR PERMANENT PART-TIME EMPLOYEES
Permanent Part-Time employees employed in classes in * * * these Units, shall
accumulate benefits during their employment with the City of Fresno as follows:
1. Leave – Permanent Part-Time employees shall be granted leave under
the same terms and conditions as full-time employees except that such
leave shall be at a rate proportionate to a permanent full-time employee
occupying the same class, according to the number of hours scheduled to
work.
2. Health and Welfare – Permanent Part-time employees shall receive
Health and Welfare benefits as provided below:
a. * * * Health and Welfare benefits shall be provided in accordance
with Article VIII, Section E * * *.
b. Employees may change their status each year thereafter during
the annual open enrollment period or within thirty (30) days from
the day of a qualified change in status. Participation at any time
shall be by deduction from the employee’s paycheck.
3. Workers’ Compensation – Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Permanent
Part-Time employees shall be those minimums established by State of
California Workers’ Compensation law and regulations.
4. Probationary Period – The probationary period for Permanent Part-Time
employees shall be 2,080 hours of non-overtime work performed,
according to the class to which the employee is appointed.
5. Workers’ Compensation – Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Permanent
Part-Time employees shall be those minimums established by Workers’
Compensation regulations.
6. Probationary Period – The probationary period for Permanent Part-Time
employees shall be 2,080 hours of non-overtime work performed,
according to the class to which the employee is appointed.
Q. UNIFORMS
Should the City wish to change any practice on the provision of uniforms to
employees, the City will provide notice of the proposed change and CFPEA
agrees to meet and confer on such change. The parties agree Uniforms will be
administered under AO 3-6 Uniform Program unless the parties agree to an
alternative.
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ARTICLE IX
SAVING CLAUSE AND FULL UNDERSTANDING
A. SAVING CLAUSE
In the event any article, section, or portion of this MOU should be held invalid and
unenforceable in any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall apply
only to the specific article, section, or portion thereof specifically specified in the
Court's decision, and upon issuance of such a decision, the City and the
Association agree to immediately meet and confer upon a substitute for the
invalidated article, section, or portion thereof.
B. FULL UNDERSTANDING
It is intended that this MOU sets forth the full and entire understanding of the
parties, and any previous understanding or agreements by the parties, whether
formal or informal, regarding any such matters are hereby superseded and
terminated in their entirety. With respect to side letter agreements, any not
attached to this MOU are hereby terminated in their entirety. Those side letter
agreements attached to this MOU shall continue in force subject to the terms and
conditions set forth within each side letter. In the absence of any term in such
new side letters, they, too, shall terminate upon the expiration of this MOU. This
paragraph is not intended to prevent either party from relying on discussions
which occurred during the meet and confer process for the purpose of clarifying
the meaning of this MOU.
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ARTICLE X
TERMINATION
The provisions of this MOU shall be in full force and effect from * * * June 25, 2018 to
* * * June 21, 2020, subject to the Sections (A., B., and C.) below.
A. This MOU shall become effective only after ratification by the members of the
Association, followed by City Council approval and the expiration of the waiting
period for the Mayor’s action provided in Charter sections 605 and 609, and shall
remain in full force and effect through * * * June 21, 2020.
B. During the term of this MOU, should either party desire to modify its terms or to
meet and confer as to matters within the scope of representation not addressed
in this MOU, the party requesting any change shall request in writing to meet and
confer on the item(s), which item(s) shall be specified in writing.
C. During the term of this MOU, either party may refuse any request by the other to
meet and confer without explanation if (1) the item is directly considered and
specifically addressed herein, or (2) is directly considered and specially
addressed in Chapter 3, Article 1-Personnel in the FMC; or (3) if the specific item
was included in a written proposal from the party making the request during the
meet and confer process which led to this MOU. The meet and confer process
following a request made by either party pursuant to the provisions of this Article
shall be subject to bargaining to the extent the matter is within the mandatory
scope of bargaining under the MMBA. No unilateral action on any such refusable
proposal may be taken by the requesting party after such a refusal by the other.
It is further agreed, however, that this section shall not prohibit the City from
requesting to meet and confer on changes to federal, state or City statutes, and
City administrative policies referred to or cited in this MOU, in which case the
request to meet and confer shall not be refused.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have set their hands on this
day of __________________, 2018.
FOR THE CITY OF FRESNO
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES
ASSOCIATION, INC.:
FOR THE CITY OF FRESNO:
Jesus Gonzalez
President, CFPEA, Inc.
T.J. Miller
Assistant Director, Personnel
Services
Alan Jacobsen
CFPEA, Inc.
Kenneth G. Phillips
Labor Relations Manager
Ray Arthur
CFPEA, Inc.
Jim Schaad
Director of Transportation
Joe Ramirez
CFPEA, Inc.
Stephanie Martinez
Management Analyst
Thomas Sharpe, Esq. Yvonne Dedmore
Payroll Manager
APPROVED AS TO FORM
CITY ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
BY: ___________________________
Assistant City Attorney
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100 12 5339 5601 5873 6164 6464
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018 12 5510 5780 6065 6362 6674
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Airports Property Supervisor 175005 12 5396 5662 5940 6233 6538
Architect 210045 12 5591 5864 6152 6455 6772
Call Center Supervisor 115073 12 4067 4265 4472 4687 4917
Capital Development Specialist 310007 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078 12 5708 5987 6281 6591 6914
Chief Engineering Technician 210009 12 6683 7012 7357 7721 8101
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037 12 6207 6514 6833 7169 7521
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075 12 5940 6233 6538 6859 7196
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085 12 6207 6514 6833 7169 7521
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080 12 6277 6590 6913 7252 7608
Chief of Water Operations 610070 12 6379 6691 7023 7368 7729
Chief Police Pilot 410031 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Chief Surveyor 210032 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Contract Compliance Officer 150061 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
Custodial Supervisor 810025 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Database Administrator 125045 12 5917 6203 6509 6827 7162
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070 12 5102 5349 5611 5886 6178
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004 12 4657 4885 5122 5374 5637
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058 12 4979 5224 5479 5749 6031
Equipment Supervisor 720031 12 5654 5929 6220 6526 6848
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025 12 5483 5749 6031 6328 6639
Forestry Supervisor I 510030 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Forestry Supervisor II 510031 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Grant Writer 150105 12 4446 4669 4903 5148 5405
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Housing Program Supervisor 230055 12 6069 6373 6691 7025 7378
Human Resources Analyst 150016 12 4568 4791 5024 5270 5529
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050 12 4437 4654 4882 5119 5372
Information Services Supervisor 125032 12 6400 6715 7043 7390 7757
Landscape Maintenance Superintendent 510027 12 5940 6233 6538 6859 7196
Lead Risk Analyst 150008 12 5016 5266 5529 5806 6097
Management Analyst I 150020 12 3390 3555 3728 3909 4102
Management Analyst II 150021 12 4156 4360 4572 4796 5029
Parking Supervisor 720035 12 3189 3341 3502 3673 4017
Parks Supervisor I 510025 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Parks Supervisor II 510026 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Planner III 220007 12 5087 5337 5597 5873 6162
Principal Accountant 130014 12 5641 5918 6209 6514 6833
Procurement Supervisor 140004 12 5518 5794 6083 6388 6708
Professional Engineer 210100 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Project Manager 150065 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Records Supervisor 115045 12 4437 4654 4882 5119 5372
Recycling Coordinator 640001 12 4315 4525 4745 4976 5221
Revenue Supervisor 135025 12 4067 4265 4472 4687 4917
Risk Analyst 150010 12 4568 4791 5024 5270 5529
Sanitation Supervisor 640029 12 5246 5502 5773 6056 6353
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013 12 4682 4910 5152 5404 5667
Senior Building Inspector 230034 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Database Administrator 125046 12 6522 6834 7162 7505 7879
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012 12 5559 5831 6117 6418 6733
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052 12 4525 4753 4990 5239 5502
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004 12 6490 6814 7156 7515 7891
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001 12 5989 6284 6593 6917 7257
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008 12 5884 6177 6480 6799 7132
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005 12 5440 5706 5988 6282 6592
Supervising Planner 220008 12 5588 5861 6147 6449 6764
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013 12 6105 6404 6719 7049 7396
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050 12 6379 6691 7023 7368 7729
Survey Party Chief 210031 12 4671 4898 5138 5388 5655
Systems Security Administrator 125050 12 5366 5626 5904 6191 6495
Transit Supervisor I 320050 12 5216 5471 5735 6018 6312
Transit Supervisor II 320051 12 5654 5929 6220 6526 6848
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Treasury Officer 135015 12 5641 5918 6209 6514 6833
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045 12 5809 6094 6393 6709 7037
Water System Supervisor 610055 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
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EXHIBIT I
Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional
Salaries Effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3101 3250 3406 3570 3744
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3427 3594 3765 3949 4140
Paralegal 160001 12 4500 4720 4949 5192 5447
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3326 3485 3652 3830 4016
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 4941 5188 5447 5720 6006
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 4482 4701 4930 5172 5424
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100 12 5473 5742 6020 6319 6626
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016 12 6649 6975 7318 7677 8057
Airports Property Supervisor 175005 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Architect 210045 12 5846 6132 6433 6750 7081
Call Center Supervisor 115073 12 4253 4460 4676 4902 5141
Capital Development Specialist 310007 12 6035 6334 6647 6971 7313
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078 12 6320 6628 6955 7297 7654
Chief Engineering Technician 210009 12 7299 7657 8034 8431 8845
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037 12 6363 6677 7004 7349 7710
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075 12 6089 6389 6702 7031 7376
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085 12 6363 6677 7004 7349 7710
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080 12 6434 6755 7086 7434 7799
Chief of Water Operations 610070 12 6539 6859 7199 7553 7923
Chief Police Pilot 410031 12 7188 7541 7915 8304 8716
Chief Surveyor 210032 12 7332 7692 8074 8471 8891
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015 12 4512 4735 4965 5209 5461
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016 12 4866 5104 5356 5621 5893
Contract Compliance Officer 150061 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Custodial Supervisor 810025 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Database Administrator 125045 12 6187 6487 6806 7138 7489
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070 12 5335 5593 5868 6155 6460
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004 12 5085 5334 5593 5868 6154
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058 12 5104 5355 5616 5893 6182
Equipment Supervisor 720031 12 6260 6565 6887 7226 7582
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055 12 6332 6642 6969 7311 7673
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Forestry Supervisor I 510030 12 4657 4887 5124 5376 5637
Forestry Supervisor II 510031 12 4866 5104 5356 5621 5893
Grant Writer 150105 12 4580 4805 5039 5285 5542
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066 12 5859 6149 6453 6767 7100
Housing Program Supervisor 230055 12 6221 6533 6859 7201 7563
Human Resources Analyst 150016 12 4777 5010 5253 5511 5782
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050 12 4639 4867 5106 5352 5618
Information Services Supervisor 125032 12 6692 7021 7365 7727 8111
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027 12 7170 7524 7892 8280 8686
Lead Risk Analyst 150008 12 5245 5506 5782 6072 6375
Management Analyst I 150020 12 3475 3644 3822 4007 4205
Management Analyst II 150021 12 4580 4805 5039 5285 5542
Parking Supervisor 720035 12 3515 3682 3860 4048 4427
Parks Supervisor I 510025 12 4657 4887 5124 5376 5637
Parks Supervisor II 510026 12 5645 5921 6213 6521 6836
Planner III 220007 12 5320 5581 5852 6141 6444
Principal Accountant 130014 12 5928 6218 6525 6844 7180
Procurement Supervisor 140004 12 5656 5939 6236 6548 6876
Professional Engineer 210100 12 7299 7657 8034 8431 8845
Project Manager 150065 12 6035 6334 6647 6971 7313
Records Supervisor 115045 12 4639 4867 5106 5352 5618
Recycling Coordinator 640001 12 4804 5038 5283 5540 5813
Revenue Supervisor 135025 12 4253 4460 4676 4902 5141
Risk Analyst 150010 12 4777 5010 5253 5511 5782
Sanitation Supervisor 640029 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013 12 4960 5201 5457 5724 6002
Senior Building Inspector 230034 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Senior Database Administrator 125046 12 6686 7005 7342 7693 8076
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024 12 5325 5588 5861 6150 6454
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077 12 5738 6022 6316 6627 6955
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005 12 5432 5700 5979 6273 6584
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052 12 4732 4970 5218 5478 5753
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004 12 6986 7335 7702 8089 8494
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008 12 6153 6459 6775 7109 7458
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005 12 5897 6186 6491 6811 7146
Supervising Planner 220008 12 5883 6171 6472 6790 7122
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044 12 6826 7164 7518 7884 8272
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110 12 8390 8802 9238 9692 1017
3
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050 12 6558 6879 7220 7575 7946
Survey Party Chief 210031 12 5124 5373 5636 5910 6203
Systems Security Administrator 125050 12 5612 5883 6174 6473 6792
Transit Supervisor I 320050 12 5561 5833 6115 6416 6729
Transit Supervisor II 320051 12 6217 6519 6839 7176 7529
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Treasury Officer 135015 12 5928 6218 6525 6844 7180
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045 12 5955 6247 6553 6877 7213
Water System Supervisor 610055 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
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EXHIBIT II
Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional
Salaries Effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3179 3332 3492 3660 3838
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3584 3758 3938 4129 4329
Paralegal 160001 12 4706 4935 5175 5429 5696
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3479 3645 3819 4005 4200
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 5167 5425 5696 5981 6281
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 4883 5121 5370 5634 5908
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100e 12 5610 5886 6171 6477 6792
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018e 12 6485 6802 7138 7487 7855
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016e 12 6816 7150 7501 7869 8259
Airports Property Supervisor 175005e 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Architect 210045e 12 5993 6286 6594 6919 7259
Call Center Supervisor 115073e 12 4360 4572 4793 5025 5270
Capital Development Specialist 310007e 12 6186 6493 6814 7146 7496
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078e 12 6478 6794 7129 7480 7846
Chief Engineering Technician 210009e 12 7482 7849 8235 8642 9067
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037e 12 6523 6844 7180 7533 7903
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075e 12 6242 6549 6870 7207 7561
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085e 12 6523 6844 7180 7533 7903
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080e 12 6595 6924 7264 7620 7994
Chief of Water Operations 610070e 12 6703 7031 7379 7742 8122
Chief Police Pilot 410031e 12 7368 7730 8113 8512 8934
Chief Surveyor 210032e 12 7516 7885 8276 8683 9114
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015e 12 4625 4854 5090 5340 5598
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016e 12 4988 5232 5490 5762 6041
Contract Compliance Officer 150061e 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Custodial Supervisor 810025e 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Database Administrator 125045e 12 6342 6650 6977 7317 7677
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070e 12 5469 5733 6015 6309 6622
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004e 12 5213 5468 5733 6015 6308
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058e 12 5232 5489 5757 6041 6337
Equipment Supervisor 720031e 12 6417 6730 7060 7407 7772
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055 12 6491 6809 7144 7494 7865
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Forestry Supervisor I 510030 12 4774 5010 5253 5511 5778
Forestry Supervisor II 510031 12 4988 5232 5490 5762 6041
Grant Writer 150105 12 4695 4926 5165 5418 5681
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066 12 6006 6303 6615 6937 7278
Housing Program Supervisor 230055 12 6377 6697 7031 7382 7753
Human Resources Analyst 150016 12 4897 5136 5385 5649 5927
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050 12 4755 4989 5234 5486 5759
Information Services Supervisor 125032 12 6860 7197 7550 7921 8314
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027 12 7350 7713 8090 8487 8904
Lead Risk Analyst 150008 12 5377 5644 5927 6224 6535
Management Analyst I 150020 12 3562 3736 3918 4108 4311
Management Analyst II 150021 12 4695 4926 5165 5418 5681
Parking Supervisor 720035 12 3603 3775 3957 4150 4538
Parks Supervisor I 510025 12 4774 5010 5253 5511 5778
Parks Supervisor II 510026 12 5787 6070 6369 6685 7007
Planner III 220007 12 5453 5721 5999 6295 6606
Principal Accountant 130014 12 6077 6374 6689 7016 7360
Procurement Supervisor 140004 12 5798 6088 6392 6712 7048
Professional Engineer 210100 12 7482 7849 8235 8642 9067
Project Manager 150065 12 6186 6493 6814 7146 7496
Records Supervisor 115045 12 4755 4989 5234 5486 5759
Recycling Coordinator 640001 12 4925 5164 5416 5679 5959
Revenue Supervisor 135025 12 4360 4572 4793 5025 5270
Risk Analyst 150010 12 4897 5136 5385 5649 5927
Sanitation Supervisor 640029 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013 12 5084 5332 5594 5868 6153
Senior Building Inspector 230034 12 6060 6360 6670 6999 7346
Senior Database Administrator 125046 12 6854 7181 7526 7886 8278
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024 12 5459 5728 6008 6304 6616
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077 12 5882 6173 6474 6793 7129
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005 12 5568 5843 6129 6430 6749
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014 12 6060 6360 6670 6999 7346
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052 12 4851 5095 5349 5615 5897
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004 12 7161 7519 7895 8292 8707
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001 12 6485 6802 7138 7487 7855
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013 12 5901 6189 6490 6811 7139
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036 12 6060 6360 6670 6999 7346
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008 12 6307 6621 6945 7287 7645
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005 12 6045 6341 6654 6982 7325
Supervising Planner 220008 12 6031 6326 6634 6960 7301
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044 12 6997 7344 7706 8082 8479
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110 12 8600 9023 9469 9935 10428
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013 12 6485 6802 7138 7487 7855
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050 12 6722 7051 7401 7765 8145
Survey Party Chief 210031 12 5253 5508 5777 6058 6359
Systems Security Administrator 125050 12 5753 6031 6329 6635 6962
Transit Supervisor I 320050 12 5701 5979 6268 6577 6898
Transit Supervisor II 320051 12 6373 6682 7010 7356 7718
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-1, Exempt Supervisory and Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Treasury Officer 135015 12 6077 6374 6689 7016 7360
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045 12 6104 6404 6717 7049 7394
Water System Supervisor 610055 12 6908 7244 7602 7977 8368
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EXHIBIT III
Unit 13-2, Non-Exempt Professional
Salaries Effective July 22, 2019
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3259 3416 3580 3752 3934
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3674 3852 4037 4233 4438
Paralegal 160001 12 4824 5059 5305 5565 5839
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3566 3737 3915 4106 4305
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 5297 5561 5839 6131 6439
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 5006 5250 5505 5775 6056
Base Data as of 4/16/2018 EXHIBIT IV
CFPEA CLASS AND COMP
FISCAL YEAR 2019 EQUITY INCREASES
EFFECTIVE JULY 23, 2018
Last Revised 6/25/2018
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# of
PCNs Job Title Current E
Step Equity % Increase
0 Acoustical Program Coordinator 6368.00 0.00%
2 Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 6575.00 11.99%
1 Airports Projects Supervisor 7374.00 5.00%
2 Airports Property Supervisor 6441.00 3.90%
2 Architect 6671.00 2.00%
1 Call Center Supervisor 4844.00 2.00%
7 Capital Development Specialist 6823.00 3.00%
1 Chief Engineering Inspector 6811.00 8.00%
1 Chief Engineering Technician 7981.00 6.51%
1 Chief of Facilities Maintenance 7409.00 0.00%
0 Chief of Wastewater Environmental Services 7089.00 0.00%
0 Chief of Wastewater Facilities Maintenance 7409.00 0.00%
0 Chief of Wastewater Treatment Operations 7495.00 0.00%
2 Chief of Water Operations 7614.00 0.00%
1 Chief Police Pilot 8377.00 0.00%
2 Chief Surveyor 8377.00 2.00%
8 Community Recreation Supervisor I 5158.00 1.75%
0 Community Recreation Supervisor II 5664.00 0.00%
1 Contract Compliance Officer 5266.00 27.08%
2 Custodial Supervisor 5158.00 29.75%
3 Database Administrator 7056.00 2.00%
1 DBE/Small Business Coordinator 6086.00 2.00%
6 Emergency Svcs Comm Supervisor 5553.00 6.50%
0 Energy Efficiency Supervisor 5941.00 0.00%
14 Equipment Supervisor 6746.00 8.00%
2 Fire Prevention Engineer 7374.00 0.00%
1 Fleet Administration Supv 6540.00 2.33%
1 Forestry Supervisor I 5158.00 5.02%
0 Forestry Supervisor II 5664.00 0.00%
0 Grant Writer 5325.00 0.01%
1 Historic Preservation Spec 5631.00 0.00%
5 Housing Program Supervisor 7268.00 0.00%
4 Human Resources Analyst 5447.00 2.00%
1 Human Resources Records Sup 5292.00 2.00%
5 Information Services Sup 7642.00 2.00%
1 Landscape Maint Superintendent 7089.00 17.75%
1 Lead Risk Analyst 6006.00 2.00%
0 Legal Secretary I 3744.00 0.00%
10 Legal Secretary II 4140.00 2.00%
0 Management Analyst I 4041.00 0.00%
25 Management Analyst II 4954.00 7.50%
4 Paralegal 5447.00 2.00%
2 Parking Supervisor 3957.00 7.50%
8 Parks Supervisor I 5158.00 5.02%
5 Parks Supervisor II 5664.00 16.00%
Base Data as of 4/16/2018 EXHIBIT VI
CFPEA CLASS AND COMP
FISCAL YEAR 2019 EQUITY INCREASES
EFFECTIVE JULY 23, 2018
Last Revised 6/25/2018
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# of
PCNs Job Title Current E
Step Equity % Increase
7 Planner III 6070.00 2.00%
2 Principal Accountant 6732.00 2.50%
1 Procurement Supervisor 6608.00 0.00%
18 Professional Engineer 7374.00 15.27%
10 Project Manager 6823.00 3.00%
4 Records Supervisor 5292.00 2.00%
1 Recycling Coordinator 5143.00 8.60%
5 Revenue Supervisor 4844.00 2.00%
4 Risk Analyst 5447.00 2.00%
10 Sanitation Supervisor 6259.00 6.92%
10 Senior Accountant-Auditor 5583.00 3.32%
1 Senior Building Inspector 6202.00 11.02%
0 Senior Database Administrator 7762.00 0.00%
0 Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 6202.00 0.00%
6 Senior Engineering Inspector 6202.00 7.75%
1 Senior Environ/Safety Consultant 6202.00 2.00%
7 Senior Human Resources Technician 4016.00 2.00%
2 Senior Paralegal 6006.00 2.00%
1 Senior Plumb/Mech Consultant 6202.00 11.02%
2 Senior Real Estate Agent 6633.00 0.89%
1 Senior Retirement Counselor 5420.00 2.00%
1 Street Maintenance Superintendent 7774.00 5.00%
8 Street Maintenance Supervisor 7149.00 3.00%
1 Supervising Air Bldg Maint Tec 5158.00 29.75%
1 Supervising Airports Operations Officer 5266.00 27.08%
1 Supervising Commercial Building Inspector 6202.00 11.02%
3 Supervising Crime Scene Technician 5424.00 6.25%
16 Supervising Engineering Tech 7026.00 2.00%
2 Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 6494.00 5.75%
3 Supervising Planner 6664.00 2.70%
2 Supervising Plans Examiner 6823.00 16.50%
3 Supervising Professional Engineer 8377.00 16.71%
1 Supervising Real Estate Agent 7286.00 1.05%
1 Supervising Traffic Signal Ops Spec 7614.00 0.29%
3 Survey Party Chief 5571.00 7.00%
1 Systems Security Administrator 6399.00 2.00%
21 Transit Supervisor I 6218.00 4.00%
3 Transit Supervisor II 6746.00 7.25%
1 Treasury Officer 6732.00 2.50%
2 Wastewater Environ Supervisor 7280.00 7.75%
6 Wastewater Operations Supervisor 7280.00 7.75%
5 Wastewater System Supervisor 7280.00 7.75%
1 Water Conservation Supervisor 6933.00 0.00%
9 Water System Supervisor 7280.00 7.75%
EXHIBIT V
TYPE OF EVALUATION
3 mos.: 6 mos.: 9 mos.:
End of Probation: Annual:
CITY OF FRESNO
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION (CFPEA Unit 13)
Performance Goals
Based on evaluation of monthly coaching sessions and expected outcomes. Summary of monthly coaching
reports attached.
Ratings: (1) Improvement Needed (2) Satisfactory (3) Superior (4) Outstanding. Note: All Improvement
Needed or Outstanding ratings must be explained.
Key Objectives:
Criteria 1 2 3 4
Customer Satisfaction: Works well with the public; establishes an effective
working relationship with representatives of other agencies and
organizations.
Employee Satisfaction: Works well with subordinates, peers and
supervisors. Promotes employee satisfaction in the work unit and division.
Financial Management: Uses available resources effectively and obtains
maximum results.
Values (ACT IT)
Accountability By this we mean we take personal responsibility for our actions. We accept responsibility for
the overall outcome of the services we deliver to our customers. We expect to be held accountable for the
effectiveness, efficiency, competitiveness and customer satisfaction level of these services.
Criteria N/A 1 2 3 4
Job Knowledge, Skills & Proficiency – Demonstrates
an understanding of the scope of assigned duties and the
ability to perform those duties as directed.
Quality & Accuracy of Work – Demonstrates
comprehensiveness, thoroughness, and accuracy in work
performed.
Decision Making – Demonstrates the ability to analyze
situations & determine effective solutions.
Acceptance of Responsibility – Demonstrates
willingness to perform job tasks independent of
supervision.
Rating Period From: To: Employee’s ID Number:
Employee Name: Job Classification: Division:
Performance Evaluation - Unit 13 CFPEA Page 55
EXHIBIT IV
Productivity – Demonstrates productive use of time,
promptness in completing assignments and daily
planning to achieve required results.
Attendance – Employees attendance record is within
acceptable guidelines.
Compliance with Regulations – Demonstrates a
cooperative attitude and willingness to follow
instructions
Compassion By this we mean we care about and respect people. We listen with full attention and seek to
understand each other and most importantly, our customer. We treat others with respect & courtesy, most
especially our customers. We express our appreciation to each other for work well done and to our customers
for their support because we well recognize that without them we would not be here.
Criteria N/A 1 2 3 4
Safety – Demonstrates general observance of safety
practices including compliance with safety rules and use
appropriate safety gear.
Trust By that we mean we believe in each other. We treat setbacks as learning opportunities to provide better
service in the future. We keep our word and take customer service commitments seriously. We're open to the
ideas of others as we realize there may always be "a better way" and constantly seek these opportunities.
Criteria N/A 1 2 3 4
Responsiveness – Accepts assignments and follows
through in a timely, effective, efficient and appropriate
manner to meet deadlines with minimum supervision.
Demonstrates productive use of time, promptness in
completing assignments, and daily planning to achieve
results.
Innovation By that we mean we seek new and creative ways to improve our business. We value our employees
and foster a work environment that facilitates brainstorming where ideas to provide better customer service
thrive.
Criteria N/A 1 2 3 4
Initiative – Accepts assignments and follows through in
a timely, effective, and appropriate manner to meet
deadlines with minimum supervision. Demonstrates
productive use of time, promptness in completing
assignments, and daily planning to achieve results.
Problem Solving – Ability to identify problems, develop
and implement solutions effectively
Performance Evaluation - Unit 13 CFPEA Page 56
EXHIBIT V
Teamwork By that we mean we work together to achieve the City Vision. We utilize our team members'
talents regardless of position and hold each other accountable for performance. We recognize and appreciate
the efforts and successes of team members.
Criteria N/A 1 2 3 4
Leadership – Demonstrates the ability to direct,
motivate, correct, train and discipline subordinate
employees effectively.
Adaptability to Change - Demonstrates flexibility and
acceptance of new ideas and changes in work
environment and expectations
1 2 3 4
Overall Rating.
Additional Administrative Leave hours recommended ______
Manager’s Comments:
Performance Evaluation - Unit 13 CFPEA Page 57
EXHIBIT V
Employee’s Comments:
I wish to appeal this Performance Evaluation in accordance with Administrative Order 2-15.
Success Plan Initiatives for Next Year See Attached.
Employee’s Signature: Date: Supervisor’s Signature Date:
Division Manager’s Signature: Date: Dept. Director’s Signature: Date:
Performance Evaluation - Unit 13 CFPEA Page 58
EXHIBIT V
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION RATINGS
UNSATISFACTORY: Need to improve performance to demonstrate
consistent satisfactory performance or is an
unsatisfactory performer that will be given notice
to dramatically improve or face termination. A
person with three or more Unsatisfactory ratings
would be in this category. The number and
severity ratings would be used in determining
the level of notice.
SATISFACTORY: Fulfills the performance
requirements/expectations of the position. This
person may have one or two correctable ratings
on his/her evaluation. These ratings should be
monitored in their coaching sessions.
SUPERIOR: Usually exceeds job standards in fulfilling
performance requirements with average
performance.
OUTSTANDING: Consistently exceeds job standards and often
demonstrates excellence in fulfilling
performance requirements.
Performance Evaluation - Unit 13 CFPEA Page 59
Original Signed Original Signed
June 29, 2015 June 29, 2015
Page 60
CFPEA MOU NEGOTIATIONS AND CLASSIFICATION COMPENSATION STUDY
COSTING
Revised 6/21/2018
FY19 GF FY19 All Funds FY20 GF FY20 All Funds
1.5% Wage Increase for 13A July 2018 w/ Pension & Medicare (Full Year)108,955.04$ 365,090.56$ 108,955.04$ 365,090.56$
2.5% General Wage Increase July 23, 2018 w/ Pension & Medicare 204,128.66$ 604,085.90$ 221,139.38$ 654,426.39$
Equity Increases July 23, 2018 w/ Pension & Medicare 378,530.44$ 1,436,738.73$ 410,074.64$ 1,556,466.96$
Employee Incentive Time Off w/ Medicare Aug. 2018 16,331.37$ 16,843.38$ 22,322.06$ 23,021.97$
Total FY19 707,945.51$ 2,422,758.57$
Subtotal FY20 762,491.12$ 2,599,005.87$
2.5% General Wage Increase July 8, 2019 w/ Pension & Medicare 218,818.76$ 655,522.43$
Subtotal FY20 218,818.76$ 655,522.43$
Total FY20 981,309.87$ 3,254,528.31$
NOTES:
Effective date of 1.5% wage increase for 13A impacts the full 2019 Fiscal Year.
Effective date of general wage increase impacts 24 of 26 pay periods in the implementation year.
Effective date of equity increase pursuant to Class & Comp Study impacts 24 of 26 pay periods in the implementation year.
Employee Incentive Time Off for 13B assumes employees achieve the maximum benefit; impacts 3 measurement periods in the implementation year.
Pension cost is 11.39% for employees hired before 6/29/2015, and 9.89% for employees hired on/after 9/29/2015.
Medicare cost is 1.45%.
1 of 2
Date Adopted:
Date Approved:
Effective Date: 6/25/2018
City Attorney Approval: ______
Third Amendment to Salary
Resolution No. 2018-159
Resolution No.
SECTION 5.
Exhibit 14, Unit 14, Management Classes (CFMEA), is hereby amended to add the
new classification of Public Works Manager – Licensed Engineer and provide a
salary range for the class, and modify the E18 salary range, effective July 23,
2018.
SECTION 6.
Upon final legislative approval, this Resolution shall become retroactively effective
June 25, 2018.
2 of 2
Third Amendment to Salary
Resolution No. 2018-159
Resolution No.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF FRESNO ) ss.
CITY OF FRESNO )
I, YVONNE SPENCE, City Clerk of the City of Fresno, certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council of the City of Fresno, at a regular meeting held on
the
day of , 2018.
AYES :
NOES :
ABSENT :
ABSTAIN :
Mayor Approval: , 2018
Mayor Approval/No Return: , 2018
Mayor Veto: , 2018
Council Override Vote: , 2018
YVONNE SPENCE, CMC
City Clerk
BY:
Deputy
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
BY:
Tina R. Griffin, Assistant City Attorney
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 3.2
3 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series which allows an employee to “flex” to the journey level after six months of
satisfactory service for a total probationary period of twelve months. In those cases in which an employee is hired at
the journey level, twelve months of satisfactory service is required.
4 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series, which requires one year of satisfactory service before an employee can “flex”
to the journey level. Employees in classes that require one year of service for flexing will not serve an additional
probationary period at the journey level.
5 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series. The probationary period for employees in the Emergency Services
Dispatcher I class shall be up to 18 months, at the discretion of management. An employee in this series must serve
a minimum one year probationary period.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 3
Unit 3 – Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Call Center Representative I 1150703 63 2796 2926 3070 3202 3351 -
Call Center Representative II 1150713 123 3064 3202 3351 3509 3674 -
Central Printing Clerk 120005 12 2595 2715 2839 2970 3109 -
City Records Specialist 115025 12 3403 3561 3729 3904 4089 -
Commercial Building Inspector 230015 12 4955 5190 5440 5696 5971 -
Community Recreation Assistant 520010 12 2825 2952 3075 3198 3339 -
Community Revitalization Specialist 230053 12 4615 4838 5071 5347 5570 -
Community Revitalization Technician 230059 12 3210 3360 3516 3682 3856 -
Community Services Officer I 4100254 124 2934 3069 3210 3360 3516 -
Community Services Officer II 4100264 124 3210 3360 3516 3682 3856 -
Computer Systems Specialist I 1250104 124 4043 4232 4433 4645 4866 -
Computer Systems Specialist II 1250114 124 4751 4975 5214 5463 5727 -
Computer Systems Specialist III 125012 12 5326 5581 5851 6130 6428 -
Construction Compliance Specialist 150055 12 3958 4138 4335 4542 4755 -
Crime Scene Technician I 4100104 124 3787 3964 4151 4349 4556 -
Crime Scene Technician II 4100114 124 4151 4349 4556 4771 5001 -
Crime Specialist 410008 12 4751 4975 5214 5463 5727 -
Customer Services Clerk I 1150603 63 2559 2675 2796 2926 3064 -
Customer Services Clerk II 1150613 123 2796 2926 3064 3202 3351 -
Deputy City Clerk 115028 12 2970 3109 3252 3403 3561 -
Development Services Coordinator 230057 12 4608 4861 5097 5341 5597 -
Digital Forensics Analyst 410050 12 6103 6408 6728 7064 7417 -
Emergency Services Dispatcher I 4100015 125 3462 3601 3751 3923 4088 -
Emergency Services Dispatcher II 4100025 125 3708 3883 4069 4261 4456 -
Emergency Services Dispatcher III 410003 12 4145 4335 4546 4756 4981 -
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 3.5
EXHIBIT 3
Unit 3 – Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Recreation Specialist 520005 12 3417 3575 3743 3920 4103 -
Retirement Counselor I 1350504 124 3351 3509 3674 3845 4026 -
Retirement Counselor II 1350514 124 3674 3845 4026 4216 4417 -
Safety and Training Specialist 150050 12 4008 4203 4410 4626 4852 -
Secretary 110050 12 3109 3252 3403 3561 3729 -
Senior Account Clerk 130003 12 3064 3202 3351 3509 3674 -
Senior Administrative Clerk 110003 12 2839 2970 3109 3252 3403 -
Senior Call Center Representative 115072 12 3476 3642 3819 4004 4200 -
Senior Commercial Building
Inspector 230016 12 5190 5440 5696 5971 6260 -
Senior Community Revitalization
Specialist 230054 12 5087 5336 5597 5914 6233 -
Senior Community Services Officer 410027 12 3444 3604 3773 3949 4137 -
Senior Crime Scene Technician 410012 12 4349 4556 4771 5001 5239 -
Senior Customer Services Clerk 115062 12 3064 3202 3351 3509 3674 -
Senior Deputy City Clerk 115029 12 3403 3561 3729 3904 4089 -
Senior Engineering Technician 210007 12 4501 4712 4934 5172 5410 -
Senior Fire Prevention Inspector 420003 12 5174 5417 5670 5944 6233 -
Senior Laboratory Technician 620013 12 4393 4604 4823 5053 5294 -
Senior Network Systems Specialist 125031 12 5708 5986 6276 6575 6892 -
Senior Plans Examiner 210042 12 5174 5417 5670 5944 6233 -
Senior Procurement Specialist 140003 12 4707 4930 5167 5414 5671 -
Senior Property & Evidence
Technician 145011 12 3865 4048 4238 4437 4650 -
Senior Records Clerk 110101 12 2970 3109 3252 3403 3561 -
Senior Secretary 110051 12 3403 3561 3729 3904 4089 -
4 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series, which requires one year of satisfactory service before an employee can “flex” to
the journey level. Employees in classes that require one year of service for flexing will not serve an additional
probationary period at the journey level
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 14.1
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
EXHIBIT 14
Unit 14 – Management Classes (CFMEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER RANGE A B C D E
Administrative Manager 220025e – E11 8096 - 10111
Airports Marketing & Public
Relations Coordinator 310150e – E14 6143 7671
Airports Operations Manager 310020e – E12 7361 - 9192
Airports Planning Manager 310019e – E11 8096 - 10111
Airports Properties Manager 310021e – E12 7361 - 9192
Assistant City Clerk 115030e – E14 6143 7671
Building Services Manager 230031e – E18 8299
9593 - 10364
11991
Business Manager 150019e – E12 7361 - 9192
Communications Manager 125060e – E11 8096 - 10111
Community Sanitation Manager 720040e – E14 6143 7671
Construction Manager 210096e – E12 7361 - 9192
Crime Scene Investigation
Bureau Manager 410015e – E12 7361 - 9192
Deputy City Engineer 210081e – E18 8299
9593 - 10364
11991
Division Manager 150024e – E12 7361 - 9192
Economic Development Analyst 150095e – E14 6143 7671
Facilities Manager 810040e – E12 7361 - 9192
Fleet Manager 720032e – E12 7361 - 9192
Housing & Neighborhood
Revitalization Manager 230065e – E11 8096 - 10111
Information Services Manager 125055e – E11 8096 - 10111
Law Office Manager 115020e _ E12 7361 9192
Parks Manager 510035e – E12 7361 - 9192
Personnel Manager 150026e – E12 7361 - 9192
Planning Manager 220010e – E11 8096 - 10111
Projects Administrator 150063e – E11 8096 - 10111
Public Works Manager 210095e – E11 8096 - 10111
Public Works Manager –
Licensed Engineer 210094e - E13 9359 - 11698
Purchasing Manager 140005e – E12 7361 - 9192
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 14.1
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.1
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100e 12 5339
5260
5601
5518
5873
5786
6164
6072
6464
6368
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018e 12 5510
5428
5780
5694
6065
5975
6362
6267
6674
6575
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016e 12 6177
6085
6480
6384
6799
6698
7132
7026
7485
7374
Airports Property Supervisor 175005e 12 5396
5316
5662
5578
5940
5852
6233
6140
6538
6441
Architect 210045e 12 5591
5508
5864
5777
6152
6061
6455
6359
6772
6671
Call Center Supervisor 115073e 12 4067
4006
4265
4201
4472
4405
4687
4617
4917
4844
Capital Development Specialist 310007e 12 5716
5631
5999
5910
6295
6201
6601
6503
6926
6823
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078e 12 5708
5623
5987
5898
6281
6188
6591
6493
6914
6811
Chief Engineering Technician 210009e 12 6683
6584
7012
6908
7357
7248
7721
7606
8101
7981
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037e 12 6207
6115
6514
6417
6833
6732
7169
7063
7521
7409
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075e 12 5940
5852
6233
6140
6538
6441
6859
6757
7196
7089
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085e 12 6207
6115
6514
6417
6833
6732
7169
7063
7521
7409
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080e 12 6277
6184
6590
6492
6913
6810
7252
7144
7608
7495
Chief of Water Operations 610070e 12 6379
6284
6691
6592
7023
6919
7368
7259
7729
7614
Chief Police Pilot 410031e 12 7012
6908
7357
7248
7721
7606
8101
7981
8503
8377
Chief Surveyor 210032e 12 7012
6908
7357
7248
7721
7606
8101
7981
8503
8377
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015e 12 4325
4261
4539
4471
4760
4689
4994
4920
5236
5158
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016e 12 4747
4676
4979
4905
5225
5147
5483
5401
5749
5664
Contract Compliance Officer 150061e 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.1
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
4353 4564 4787 5024 5266
Custodial Supervisor 810025e 12 4325
4261
4539
4471
4760
4689
4994
4920
5236
5158
Database Administrator 125045e 12 5917
5829
6203
6111
6509
6412
6827
6726
7162
7056
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070e 12 5102
5026
5349
5269
5611
5528
5886
5799
6178
6086
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.2
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004e 12 4657
4588
4885
4812
5122
5046
5374
5294
5637
5553
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058e 12 4979
4905
5224
5146
5479
5398
5749
5664
6031
5941
Equipment Supervisor 720031e 12 5654
5570
5929
5841
6220
6128
6526
6429
6848
6746
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055e 12 6177
6085
6480
6384
6799
6698
7132
7026
7485
7374
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025e 12 5483
5401
5749
5664
6031
5941
6328
6234
6639
6540
Forestry Supervisor I 510030e 12 4325
4261
4539
4471
4760
4689
4994
4920
5236
5158
Forestry Supervisor II 510031e 12 4747
4676
4979
4905
5225
5147
5483
5401
5749
5664
Grant Writer 150105e 12 4446
4380
4669
4600
4903
4830
5148
5071
5405
5325
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066e 12 5716
5631
5999
5910
6295
6201
6601
6503
6926
6823
Housing Program Supervisor 230055e 12 6069
5979
6373
6278
6691
6592
7025
6921
7378
7268
Human Resources Analyst 150016e 12 4568
4500
4791
4720
5024
4949
5270
5192
5529
5447
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050e 12 4437
4371
4654
4585
4882
4809
5119
5043
5372
5292
Information Services Supervisor 125032e 12 6400
6305
6715
6615
7043
6938
7390
7280
7757
7642
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027e 12 5940
5852
6233
6140
6538
6441
6859
6757
7196
7089
Lead Risk Analyst 150008e 12 5016
4941
5266
5188
5529
5447
5806
5720
6097
6006
Management Analyst I 150020e4 12 3390
3339
3555
3502
3728
3672
3909
3851
4102
4041
Management Analyst II 150021e4 12 4156
4094
4360
4295
4572
4504
4796
4725
5029
4954
Parking Supervisor 720035e 12 3189
3141
3341
3291
3502
3450
3673
3618
4017
3957
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.2
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
Parks Supervisor I 510025e 12 4325
4261
4539
4471
4760
4689
4994
4920
5236
5158
Parks Supervisor II 510026e 12 4747
4676
4979
4905
5225
5147
5483
5401
5749
5664
Planner III 220007e 12 5087
5011
5337
5258
5597
5514
5873
5786
6162
6070
Principal Accountant 130014e 12 5641
5557
5918
5830
6209
6117
6514
6417
6833
6732
Procurement Supervisor 140004e 12 5518
5436
5794
5708
6083
5993
6388
6293
6708
6608
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.3
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Professional Engineer 210100e 12 6177
6085
6480
6384
6799
6698
7132
7026
7485
7374
Project Manager 150065e 12 5716
5631
5999
5910
6295
6201
6601
6503
6926
6823
Records Supervisor 115045e 12 4437
4371
4654
4585
4882
4809
5119
5043
5372
5292
Recycling Coordinator 640001e 12 4315
4251
4525
4458
4745
4674
4976
4902
5221
5143
Revenue Supervisor 135025e 12 4067
4006
4265
4201
4472
4405
4687
4617
4917
4844
Risk Analyst 150010e 12 4568
4500
4791
4720
5024
4949
5270
5192
5529
5447
Sanitation Supervisor 640029e 12 5246
5168
5502
5420
5773
5687
6056
5966
6353
6259
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013e 12 4682
4612
4910
4837
5152
5075
5404
5324
5667
5583
Senior Building Inspector 230034e 12 5195
5118
5451
5370
5718
5633
6000
5911
6296
6202
Senior Database Administrator 125046e 12 6522
6425
6834
6733
7162
7056
7505
7394
7879
7762
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024e 12 5195
5118
5451
5370
5718
5633
6000
5911
6296
6202
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077e 12 5195
5118
5451
5370
5718
5633
6000
5911
6296
6202
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005e 12 5195
5118
5451
5370
5718
5633
6000
5911
6296
6202
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014e 12 5195
5118
5451
5370
5718
5633
6000
5911
6296
6202
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012e 12 5559
5476
5831
5744
6117
6026
6418
6323
6733
6633
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052e 12 4525
4458
4753
4682
4990
4916
5239
5161
5502
5420
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004e 12 6490
6394
6814
6713
7156
7050
7515
7403
7891
7774
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001e 12 5989
5900
6284
6191
6593
6495
6917
6814
7257
7149
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.3
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014e 12 4325
4261
4539
4471
4760
4689
4994
4920
5236
5158
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013e 12 4419
4353
4633
4564
4859
4787
5100
5024
5345
5266
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036e 12 5195
5118
5451
5370
5718
5633
6000
5911
6296
6202
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008e 12 5884
5797
6177
6085
6480
6384
6799
6698
7132
7026
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005e 12 5440
5359
5706
5621
5988
5899
6282
6189
6592
6494
Supervising Planner 220008e 12 5588
5505
5861
5774
6147
6056
6449
6353
6764
6664
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.4
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044e 12 5716
5631
5999
5910
6295
6201
6601
6503
6926
6823
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110e 12 7012
6908
7357
7248
7721
7606
8101
7981
8503
8377
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013e 12 6105
6014
6404
6309
6719
6619
7049
6944
7396
7286
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050e 12 6379
6284
6691
6592
7023
6919
7368
7259
7729
7614
Survey Party Chief 210031e 12 4671
4601
4898
4825
5138
5062
5388
5308
5655
5571
Systems Security Administrator 125050e 12 5366
5286
5626
5542
5904
5816
6191
6099
6495
6399
Transit Supervisor I 320050e 12 5216
5138
5471
5390
5735
5650
6018
5929
6312
6218
Transit Supervisor II 320051e 12 5654
5570
5929
5841
6220
6128
6526
6429
6848
6746
Treasury Officer 135015e 12 5641
5557
5918
5830
6209
6117
6514
6417
6833
6732
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073e 12 6101
6010
6398
6303
6714
6614
7045
6940
7390
7280
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072e 12 6101
6010
6398
6303
6714
6614
7045
6940
7390
7280
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071e 12 6101
6010
6398
6303
6714
6614
7045
6940
7390
7280
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045e 12 5809
5723
6094
6003
6393
6298
6709
6609
7037
6933
Water System Supervisor 610055e 12 6101
6010
6398
6303
6714
6614
7045
6940
7390
7280
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.5
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100e 12 5473
5339
5742
5601
6020
5873
6319
6164
6626
6464
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018e 12 6326
5510
6636
5780
6963
6065
7304
6362
7663
6674
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016e 12 6649
6177
6975
6480
7318
6799
7677
7132
8057
7485
Airports Property Supervisor 175005e 12 5757
5396
6038
5662
6331
5940
6644
6233
6964
6538
Architect 210045e 12 5846
5591
6132
5864
6433
6152
6750
6455
7081
6772
Call Center Supervisor 115073e 12 4253
4067
4460
4265
4676
4472
4902
4687
5141
4917
Capital Development Specialist 310007e 12 6035
5716
6334
5999
6647
6295
6971
6601
7313
6926
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078e 12 6320
5708
6628
5987
6955
6281
7297
6591
7654
6914
Chief Engineering Technician 210009e 12 7299
6683
7657
7012
8034
7357
8431
7721
8845
8101
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037e 12 6363
6207
6677
6514
7004
6833
7349
7169
7710
7521
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075e 12 6089
5940
6389
6233
6702
6538
7031
6859
7376
7196
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085e 12 6363
6207
6677
6514
7004
6833
7349
7169
7710
7521
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080e 12 6434
6277
6755
6590
7086
6913
7434
7252
7799
7608
Chief of Water Operations 610070e 12 6539
6379
6859
6691
7199
7023
7553
7368
7923
7729
Chief Police Pilot 410031e 12 7188
7012
7541
7357
7915
7721
8304
8101
8716
8503
Chief Surveyor 210032e 12 7332
7012
7692
7357
8074
7721
8471
8101
8891
8503
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015e 12 4512
4325
4735
4539
4965
4760
5209
4994
5461
5236
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016e 12 4866
4747
5104
4979
5356
5225
5621
5483
5893
5749
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.5
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
Contract Compliance Officer 150061e 12 5757
4419
6038
4633
6331
4859
6644
5100
6964
5345
Custodial Supervisor 810025e 12 5757
4325
6038
4539
6331
4760
6644
4994
6964
5236
Database Administrator 125045e 12 6187
5917
6487
6203
6806
6509
7138
6827
7489
7162
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070e 12 5335
5102
5593
5349
5868
5611
6155
5886
6460
6178
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.6
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004e 12 5085
4657
5334
4885
5593
5122
5868
5374
6154
5637
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058e 12 5104
4979
5355
5224
5616
5479
5893
5749
6182
6031
Equipment Supervisor 720031e 12 6260
5654
6565
5929
6887
6220
7226
6526
7582
6848
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055e 12 6332
6177
6642
6480
6969
6799
7311
7132
7673
7485
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025e 12 5757
5483
6038
5749
6331
6031
6644
6328
6964
6639
Forestry Supervisor I 510030e 12 4657
4325
4887
4539
5124
4760
5376
4994
5637
5236
Forestry Supervisor II 510031e 12 4866
4747
5104
4979
5356
5225
5621
5483
5893
5749
Grant Writer 150105e 12 4580
4446
4805
4669
5039
4903
5285
5148
5542
5405
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066e 12 5859
5716
6149
5999
6453
6295
6767
6601
7100
6926
Housing Program Supervisor 230055e 12 6221
6069
6533
6373
6859
6691
7201
7025
7563
7378
Human Resources Analyst 150016e 12 4777
4568
5010
4791
5253
5024
5511
5270
5782
5529
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050e 12 4639
4437
4867
4654
5106
4882
5352
5119
5618
5372
Information Services Supervisor 125032e 12 6692
6400
7021
6715
7365
7043
7727
7390
8111
7757
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027e 12 7170
5940
7524
6233
7892
6538
8280
6859
8686
7196
Lead Risk Analyst 150008e 12 5245
5016
5506
5266
5782
5529
6072
5806
6375
6097
Management Analyst I 150020e4 12 3475
3390
3644
3555
3822
3728
4007
3909
4205
4102
Management Analyst II 150021e4 12 4580
4156
4805
4360
5039
4572
5285
4796
5542
5029
Parking Supervisor 720035e 12 3515
3189
3682
3341
3860
3502
4048
3673
4427
4017
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.6
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
Parks Supervisor I 510025e 12 4657
4325
4887
4539
5124
4760
5376
4994
5637
5236
Parks Supervisor II 510026e 12 5645
4747
5921
4979
6213
5225
6521
5483
6836
5749
Planner III 220007e 12 5320
5087
5581
5337
5852
5597
6141
5873
6444
6162
Principal Accountant 130014e 12 5928
5641
6218
5918
6525
6209
6844
6514
7180
6833
Procurement Supervisor 140004e 12 5656
5518
5939
5794
6236
6083
6548
6388
6876
6708
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.7
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Professional Engineer 210100e 12 7299
6177
7657
6480
8034
6799
8431
7132
8845
7485
Project Manager 150065e 12 6035
5716
6334
5999
6647
6295
6971
6601
7313
6926
Records Supervisor 115045e 12 4639
4437
4867
4654
5106
4882
5352
5119
5618
5372
Recycling Coordinator 640001e 12 4804
4315
5038
4525
5283
4745
5540
4976
5813
5221
Revenue Supervisor 135025e 12 4253
4067
4460
4265
4676
4472
4902
4687
5141
4917
Risk Analyst 150010e 12 4777
4568
5010
4791
5253
5024
5511
5270
5782
5529
Sanitation Supervisor 640029e 12 5757
5246
6038
5502
6331
5773
6644
6056
6964
6353
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013e 12 4960
4682
5201
4910
5457
5152
5724
5404
6002
5667
Senior Building Inspector 230034e 12 5912
5195
6204
5451
6507
5718
6828
6000
7166
6296
Senior Database Administrator 125046e 12 6686
6522
7005
6834
7342
7162
7693
7505
8076
7879
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024e 12 5325
5195
5588
5451
5861
5718
6150
6000
6454
6296
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077e 12 5738
5195
6022
5451
6316
5718
6627
6000
6955
6296
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005e 12 5432
5195
5700
5451
5979
5718
6273
6000
6584
6296
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014e 12 5912
5195
6204
5451
6507
5718
6828
6000
7166
6296
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012e 12 5757
5559
6038
5831
6331
6117
6644
6418
6964
6733
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052e 12 4732
4525
4970
4753
5218
4990
5478
5239
5753
5502
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004e 12 6986
6490
7335
6814
7702
7156
8089
7515
8494
7891
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001e 12 6326
5989
6636
6284
6963
6593
7304
6917
7663
7257
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.7
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014e 12 5757
4325
6038
4539
6331
4760
6644
4994
6964
5236
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013e 12 5757
4419
6038
4633
6331
4859
6644
5100
6964
5345
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036e 12 5912
5195
6204
5451
6507
5718
6828
6000
7166
6296
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008e 12 6153
5884
6459
6177
6775
6480
7109
6799
7458
7132
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005e 12 5897
5440
6186
5706
6491
5988
6811
6282
7146
6592
Supervising Planner 220008e 12 5883
5588
6171
5861
6472
6147
6790
6449
7122
6764
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.8
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044e 12 6826
5716
7164
5999
7518
6295
7884
6601
82726
926
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110e 12 8390
7012
8802
7357
9238
7721
9692
8101
10173
8503
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013e 12 6326
6105
6636
6404
6963
6719
7304
7049
76637
396
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050e 12 6558
6379
6879
6691
7220
7023
7575
7368
79467
729
Survey Party Chief 210031e 12 5124
4671
5373
4898
5636
5138
5910
5388
62035
655
Systems Security Administrator 125050e 12 5612
5366
5883
5626
6174
5904
6473
6191
67926
495
Transit Supervisor I 320050e 12 5561
5216
5833
5471
6115
5735
6416
6018
67296
312
Transit Supervisor II 320051e 12 6217
5654
6519
5929
6839
6220
7176
6526
75296
848
Treasury Officer 135015e 12 5928
5641
6218
5918
6525
6209
6844
6514
71806
833
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073e 12 6739
6101
7067
6398
7416
6714
7782
7045
81637
390
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072e 12 6739
6101
7067
6398
7416
6714
7782
7045
81637
390
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071e 12 6739
6101
7067
6398
7416
6714
7782
7045
81637
390
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045e 12 5955
5809
6247
6094
6553
6393
6877
6709
72137
037
Water System Supervisor 610055e 12 6739
6101
7067
6398
7416
6714
7782
7045
81637
390
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-2.1
EXHIBIT 13-2
Unit 13 – Non-Exempt Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3179
3101
3332
3250
3492
3406
3660
3570
3838
3744
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3584
3427
3758
3594
3938
3765
4129
3949
4329
4140
Paralegal 160001 12 4706
4500
4935
4720
5175
4949
5429
5192
5696
5447
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3479
3326
3645
3485
3819
3652
4005
3830
4200
4016
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 5167
4941
5425
5188
5696
5447
5981
5720
6281
6006
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 4883
4482
5121
4701
5370
4930
5634
5172
5908
5424
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 3.2
3 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series which allows an employee to “flex” to the journey level after six months of
satisfactory service for a total probationary period of twelve months. In those cases in which an employee is hired at
the journey level, twelve months of satisfactory service is required.
4 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series, which requires one year of satisfactory service before an employee can “flex”
to the journey level. Employees in classes that require one year of service for flexing will not serve an additional
probationary period at the journey level.
5 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series. The probationary period for employees in the Emergency Services
Dispatcher I class shall be up to 18 months, at the discretion of management. An employee in this series must serve
a minimum one year probationary period.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 3
Unit 3 – Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Call Center Representative I 1150703 63 2796 2926 3070 3202 3351 -
Call Center Representative II 1150713 123 3064 3202 3351 3509 3674 -
Central Printing Clerk 120005 12 2595 2715 2839 2970 3109 -
City Records Specialist 115025 12 3403 3561 3729 3904 4089 -
Commercial Building Inspector 230015 12 4955 5190 5440 5696 5971 -
Community Recreation Assistant 520010 12 2825 2952 3075 3198 3339 -
Community Revitalization Specialist 230053 12 4615 4838 5071 5347 5570 -
Community Revitalization Technician 230059 12 3210 3360 3516 3682 3856 -
Community Services Officer I 4100254 124 2934 3069 3210 3360 3516 -
Community Services Officer II 4100264 124 3210 3360 3516 3682 3856 -
Computer Systems Specialist I 1250104 124 4043 4232 4433 4645 4866 -
Computer Systems Specialist II 1250114 124 4751 4975 5214 5463 5727 -
Computer Systems Specialist III 125012 12 5326 5581 5851 6130 6428 -
Construction Compliance Specialist 150055 12 3958 4138 4335 4542 4755 -
Crime Scene Technician I 4100104 124 3787 3964 4151 4349 4556 -
Crime Scene Technician II 4100114 124 4151 4349 4556 4771 5001 -
Crime Specialist 410008 12 4751 4975 5214 5463 5727 -
Customer Services Clerk I 1150603 63 2559 2675 2796 2926 3064 -
Customer Services Clerk II 1150613 123 2796 2926 3064 3202 3351 -
Deputy City Clerk 115028 12 2970 3109 3252 3403 3561 -
Development Services Coordinator 230057 12 4608 4861 5097 5341 5597 -
Digital Forensics Analyst 410050 12 6103 6408 6728 7064 7417 -
Emergency Services Dispatcher I 4100015 125 3462 3601 3751 3923 4088 -
Emergency Services Dispatcher II 4100025 125 3708 3883 4069 4261 4456 -
Emergency Services Dispatcher III 410003 12 4145 4335 4546 4756 4981 -
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 3.5
EXHIBIT 3
Unit 3 – Non-Supervisory White Collar (FCEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E F
Recreation Specialist 520005 12 3417 3575 3743 3920 4103 -
Retirement Counselor I 1350504 124 3351 3509 3674 3845 4026 -
Retirement Counselor II 1350514 124 3674 3845 4026 4216 4417 -
Safety and Training Specialist 150050 12 4008 4203 4410 4626 4852 -
Secretary 110050 12 3109 3252 3403 3561 3729 -
Senior Account Clerk 130003 12 3064 3202 3351 3509 3674 -
Senior Administrative Clerk 110003 12 2839 2970 3109 3252 3403 -
Senior Call Center Representative 115072 12 3476 3642 3819 4004 4200 -
Senior Commercial Building
Inspector 230016 12 5190 5440 5696 5971 6260 -
Senior Community Revitalization
Specialist 230054 12 5087 5336 5597 5914 6233 -
Senior Community Services Officer 410027 12 3444 3604 3773 3949 4137 -
Senior Crime Scene Technician 410012 12 4349 4556 4771 5001 5239 -
Senior Customer Services Clerk 115062 12 3064 3202 3351 3509 3674 -
Senior Deputy City Clerk 115029 12 3403 3561 3729 3904 4089 -
Senior Engineering Technician 210007 12 4501 4712 4934 5172 5410 -
Senior Fire Prevention Inspector 420003 12 5174 5417 5670 5944 6233 -
Senior Laboratory Technician 620013 12 4393 4604 4823 5053 5294 -
Senior Network Systems Specialist 125031 12 5708 5986 6276 6575 6892 -
Senior Plans Examiner 210042 12 5174 5417 5670 5944 6233 -
Senior Procurement Specialist 140003 12 4707 4930 5167 5414 5671 -
Senior Property & Evidence
Technician 145011 12 3865 4048 4238 4437 4650 -
Senior Records Clerk 110101 12 2970 3109 3252 3403 3561 -
Senior Secretary 110051 12 3403 3561 3729 3904 4089 -
4 This class is in a flexibly-staffed series, which requires one year of satisfactory service before an employee can “flex” to
the journey level. Employees in classes that require one year of service for flexing will not serve an additional
probationary period at the journey level
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 14.1
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 14
Unit 14 – Management Classes (CFMEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER RANGE A B C D E
Administrative Manager 220025e – E11 8096 - 10111
Airports Marketing & Public
Relations Coordinator 310150e – E14 6143 7671
Airports Operations Manager 310020e – E12 7361 - 9192
Airports Planning Manager 310019e – E11 8096 - 10111
Airports Properties Manager 310021e – E12 7361 - 9192
Assistant City Clerk 115030e – E14 6143 7671
Building Services Manager 230031e – E18
9593 -
11991
Business Manager 150019e – E12 7361 - 9192
Communications Manager 125060e – E11 8096 - 10111
Community Sanitation Manager 720040e – E14 6143 7671
Construction Manager 210096e – E12 7361 - 9192
Crime Scene Investigation
Bureau Manager 410015e – E12 7361 - 9192
Deputy City Engineer 210081e – E18 9593 - 11991
Division Manager 150024e – E12 7361 - 9192
Economic Development Analyst 150095e – E14 6143 7671
Facilities Manager 810040e – E12 7361 - 9192
Fleet Manager 720032e – E12 7361 - 9192
Housing & Neighborhood
Revitalization Manager 230065e – E11 8096 - 10111
Information Services Manager 125055e – E11 8096 - 10111
Law Office Manager 115020e _ E12 7361 9192
Parks Manager 510035e – E12 7361 - 9192
Personnel Manager 150026e – E12 7361 - 9192
Planning Manager 220010e – E11 8096 - 10111
Projects Administrator 150063e – E11 8096 - 10111
Public Works Manager 210095e – E11 8096 - 10111
Public Works Manager –
Licensed Engineer 210094e - E13 9359 - 11698
Purchasing Manager 140005e – E12 7361 - 9192
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.1
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100e 12 5339 5601 5873 6164 6464
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018e 12 5510 5780 6065 6362 6674
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016e 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Airports Property Supervisor 175005e 12 5396 5662 5940 6233 6538
Architect 210045e 12 5591 5864 6152 6455 6772
Call Center Supervisor 115073e 12 4067 4265 4472 4687 4917
Capital Development Specialist 310007e 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078e 12 5708 5987 6281 6591 6914
Chief Engineering Technician 210009e 12 6683 7012 7357 7721 8101
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037e 12 6207 6514 6833 7169 7521
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075e 12 5940 6233 6538 6859 7196
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085e 12 6207 6514 6833 7169 7521
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080e 12 6277 6590 6913 7252 7608
Chief of Water Operations 610070e 12 6379 6691 7023 7368 7729
Chief Police Pilot 410031e 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Chief Surveyor 210032e 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015e 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016e 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Contract Compliance Officer 150061e 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
Custodial Supervisor 810025e 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Database Administrator 125045e 12 5917 6203 6509 6827 7162
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070e 12 5102 5349 5611 5886 6178
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.2
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
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EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004e 12 4657 4885 5122 5374 5637
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058e 12 4979 5224 5479 5749 6031
Equipment Supervisor 720031e 12 5654 5929 6220 6526 6848
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055e 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025e 12 5483 5749 6031 6328 6639
Forestry Supervisor I 510030e 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Forestry Supervisor II 510031e 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Grant Writer 150105e 12 4446 4669 4903 5148 5405
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066e 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Housing Program Supervisor 230055e 12 6069 6373 6691 7025 7378
Human Resources Analyst 150016e 12 4568 4791 5024 5270 5529
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050e 12 4437 4654 4882 5119 5372
Information Services Supervisor 125032e 12 6400 6715 7043 7390 7757
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027e 12 5940 6233 6538 6859 7196
Lead Risk Analyst 150008e 12 5016 5266 5529 5806 6097
Management Analyst I 150020e4 12 3390 3555 3728 3909 4102
Management Analyst II 150021e4 12 4156 4360 4572 4796 5029
Parking Supervisor 720035e 12 3189 3341 3502 3673 4017
Parks Supervisor I 510025e 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Parks Supervisor II 510026e 12 4747 4979 5225 5483 5749
Planner III 220007e 12 5087 5337 5597 5873 6162
Principal Accountant 130014e 12 5641 5918 6209 6514 6833
Procurement Supervisor 140004e 12 5518 5794 6083 6388 6708
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.3
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
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EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Professional Engineer 210100e 12 6177 6480 6799 7132 7485
Project Manager 150065e 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Records Supervisor 115045e 12 4437 4654 4882 5119 5372
Recycling Coordinator 640001e 12 4315 4525 4745 4976 5221
Revenue Supervisor 135025e 12 4067 4265 4472 4687 4917
Risk Analyst 150010e 12 4568 4791 5024 5270 5529
Sanitation Supervisor 640029e 12 5246 5502 5773 6056 6353
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013e 12 4682 4910 5152 5404 5667
Senior Building Inspector 230034e 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Database Administrator 125046e 12 6522 6834 7162 7505 7879
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024e 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077e 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005e 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014e 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012e 12 5559 5831 6117 6418 6733
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052e 12 4525 4753 4990 5239 5502
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004e 12 6490 6814 7156 7515 7891
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001e 12 5989 6284 6593 6917 7257
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014e 12 4325 4539 4760 4994 5236
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013e 12 4419 4633 4859 5100 5345
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036e 12 5195 5451 5718 6000 6296
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008e 12 5884 6177 6480 6799 7132
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005e 12 5440 5706 5988 6282 6592
Supervising Planner 220008e 12 5588 5861 6147 6449 6764
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.4
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective June 25, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044e 12 5716 5999 6295 6601 6926
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110e 12 7012 7357 7721 8101 8503
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013e 12 6105 6404 6719 7049 7396
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050e 12 6379 6691 7023 7368 7729
Survey Party Chief 210031e 12 4671 4898 5138 5388 5655
Systems Security Administrator 125050e 12 5366 5626 5904 6191 6495
Transit Supervisor I 320050e 12 5216 5471 5735 6018 6312
Transit Supervisor II 320051e 12 5654 5929 6220 6526 6848
Treasury Officer 135015e 12 5641 5918 6209 6514 6833
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073e 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072e 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071e 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045e 12 5809 6094 6393 6709 7037
Water System Supervisor 610055e 12 6101 6398 6714 7045 7390
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.5
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
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EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Acoustical Program Coordinator 310100e 12 5473 5742 6020 6319 6626
Airports Airside/Landside Superintendent 310018e 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Airports Projects Supervisor 310016e 12 6649 6975 7318 7677 8057
Airports Property Supervisor 175005e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Architect 210045e 12 5846 6132 6433 6750 7081
Call Center Supervisor 115073e 12 4253 4460 4676 4902 5141
Capital Development Specialist 310007e 12 6035 6334 6647 6971 7313
Chief Engineering Inspector 230078e 12 6320 6628 6955 7297 7654
Chief Engineering Technician 210009e 12 7299 7657 8034 8431 8845
Chief of Facilities Maintenance 810037e 12 6363 6677 7004 7349 7710
Chief of Wastewater Environmental
Services 620075e 12 6089 6389 6702 7031 7376
Chief of Wastewater Facilities
Maintenance 620085e 12 6363 6677 7004 7349 7710
Chief of Wastewater Treatment
Operations 620080e 12 6434 6755 7086 7434 7799
Chief of Water Operations 610070e 12 6539 6859 7199 7553 7923
Chief Police Pilot 410031e 12 7188 7541 7915 8304 8716
Chief Surveyor 210032e 12 7332 7692 8074 8471 8891
Community Recreation Supervisor I 520015e 12 4512 4735 4965 5209 5461
Community Recreation Supervisor II 520016e 12 4866 5104 5356 5621 5893
Contract Compliance Officer 150061e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Custodial Supervisor 810025e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Database Administrator 125045e 12 6187 6487 6806 7138 7489
DBE/Small Business Coordinator 150070e 12 5335 5593 5868 6155 6460
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.6
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Emergency Services Communications
Supervisor 410004e 12 5085 5334 5593 5868 6154
Energy Efficiency Supervisor 230058e 12 5104 5355 5616 5893 6182
Equipment Supervisor 720031e 12 6260 6565 6887 7226 7582
Fire Prevention Engineer 210055e 12 6332 6642 6969 7311 7673
Fleet Administration Supervisor 720025e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Forestry Supervisor I 510030e 12 4657 4887 5124 5376 5637
Forestry Supervisor II 510031e 12 4866 5104 5356 5621 5893
Grant Writer 150105e 12 4580 4805 5039 5285 5542
Historic Preservation Specialist 230066e 12 5859 6149 6453 6767 7100
Housing Program Supervisor 230055e 12 6221 6533 6859 7201 7563
Human Resources Analyst 150016e 12 4777 5010 5253 5511 5782
Human Resources Records Supervisor 115050e 12 4639 4867 5106 5352 5618
Information Services Supervisor 125032e 12 6692 7021 7365 7727 8111
Landscape Maintenance
Superintendent 510027e 12 7170 7524 7892 8280 8686
Lead Risk Analyst 150008e 12 5245 5506 5782 6072 6375
Management Analyst I 150020e4 12 3475 3644 3822 4007 4205
Management Analyst II 150021e4 12 4580 4805 5039 5285 5542
Parking Supervisor 720035e 12 3515 3682 3860 4048 4427
Parks Supervisor I 510025e 12 4657 4887 5124 5376 5637
Parks Supervisor II 510026e 12 5645 5921 6213 6521 6836
Planner III 220007e 12 5320 5581 5852 6141 6444
Principal Accountant 130014e 12 5928 6218 6525 6844 7180
Procurement Supervisor 140004e 12 5656 5939 6236 6548 6876
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.7
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Professional Engineer 210100e 12 7299 7657 8034 8431 8845
Project Manager 150065e 12 6035 6334 6647 6971 7313
Records Supervisor 115045e 12 4639 4867 5106 5352 5618
Recycling Coordinator 640001e 12 4804 5038 5283 5540 5813
Revenue Supervisor 135025e 12 4253 4460 4676 4902 5141
Risk Analyst 150010e 12 4777 5010 5253 5511 5782
Sanitation Supervisor 640029e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Senior Accountant-Auditor 130013e 12 4960 5201 5457 5724 6002
Senior Building Inspector 230034e 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Senior Database Administrator 125046e 12 6686 7005 7342 7693 8076
Senior Electrical Safety Consultant 230024e 12 5325 5588 5861 6150 6454
Senior Engineering Inspector 230077e 12 5738 6022 6316 6627 6955
Senior Environmental & Safety
Consultant 230005e 12 5432 5700 5979 6273 6584
Senior Plumbing & Mechanical
Consultant 230014e 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Senior Real Estate Agent 170012e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Senior Retirement Counselor 135052e 12 4732 4970 5218 5478 5753
Street Maintenance Superintendent 720004e 12 6986 7335 7702 8089 8494
Street Maintenance Supervisor 720001e 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Supervising Airports Building
Maintenance Technician 310014e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Supervising Airports Operations Officer 310013e 12 5757 6038 6331 6644 6964
Supervising Commercial Building
Inspector 230036e 12 5912 6204 6507 6828 7166
Supervising Engineering Technician 210008e 12 6153 6459 6775 7109 7458
Supervising Fire Prevention Inspector 420005e 12 5897 6186 6491 6811 7146
Supervising Planner 220008e 12 5883 6171 6472 6790 7122
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-1.8
e Exempt class, see Section 4.
6/25/2018 Third Council Amendment
Supersedes Original
EXHIBIT 13-1
Unit 13 – Exempt Supervisory and Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Supervising Plans Examiner 210044e 12 6826 7164 7518 7884 8272
Supervising Professional Engineer 210110e 12 8390 8802 9238 9692 10173
Supervising Real Estate Agent 170013e 12 6326 6636 6963 7304 7663
Supervising Traffic Signal Operations
Specialist 720050e 12 6558 6879 7220 7575 7946
Survey Party Chief 210031e 12 5124 5373 5636 5910 6203
Systems Security Administrator 125050e 12 5612 5883 6174 6473 6792
Transit Supervisor I 320050e 12 5561 5833 6115 6416 6729
Transit Supervisor II 320051e 12 6217 6519 6839 7176 7529
Treasury Officer 135015e 12 5928 6218 6525 6844 7180
Wastewater Environmental Supervisor 620073e 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Wastewater Operations Supervisor 620072e 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Wastewater System Supervisor 620071e 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
Water Conservation Supervisor 610045e 12 5955 6247 6553 6877 7213
Water System Supervisor 610055e 12 6739 7067 7416 7782 8163
SEE APPENDIX FOR FOOTNOTES Page 13-2.1
EXHIBIT 13-2
Unit 13 – Non-Exempt Professional (CFPEA), effective July 23, 2018
CLASS TITLE
JOB
CODE
PROB
PER A B C D E
Legal Secretary I 115015 12 3179 3332 3492 3660 3838
Legal Secretary II 115016 12 3584 3758 3938 4129 4329
Paralegal 160001 12 4706 4935 5175 5429 5696
Senior Human Resources Technician 150014 12 3479 3645 3819 4005 4200
Senior Paralegal 160002 12 5167 5425 5696 5981 6281
Supervising Crime Scene Technician 410013 12 4883 5121 5370 5634 5908
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City of Fresno
Staff Report
2600 Fresno Street
Fresno, CA 93721
www.fresno.gov
File #:ID18-0871 Agenda Date:7/26/2018 Agenda #:4-A
REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
DATE:July 26, 2018
FROM:ESMERALDA SORIA, Council President
City Council Offices
SUBJECT
Approve designation of Council President Soria as voting delegate, and two (2) Councilmembers as
voting alternates for the League of California Cities annual business meeting on Friday, September
14, 2018 at 12:30 P.M.
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