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RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRESNO APPLYING
TO THE FRESNO LOCAL ,AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION IN THE:
MATTER OF THE PROPOSED ALLUVIAL-MILLBROOR NO.. 2-,AA DIS-
TRICT REORGANIZATION, INCLUDING THE DETACHMENT OF CERTAIN
TERRITORY CONSISTING OF 29.78 ACRES FROM THE MID VALLEY
FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT AND THE ANNEXATION OF SAID TER-
RITORY TO THE CITY OF FRESNO
WHEREAS, this proposal is made pursuant to the District Reorganization
Act of 1965 contained in Division 1 of Title 6 (commencing with Section-56000)
of the California Government Code, and
WHEREAS, the .nature of the proposed change is a reorganization consisting
of the detachment of certain territory consisting of 29,78 acres and: hereinafter
called the "subject territory" from the MidValley Fire Protection District and
the annexation of the subject territory to the City of Fresno,.and
WHEREAS, no other counties, cities, or districts are affected; and
WHEREAS, the, subject territory proposed to be detached from: the Mid Valley
Fire Protection District and annexed to the City of Fresno is uninhabited, is
described in Exhibit ""A ", and graphically depicted upon the map- marked Exhibit
"B", and by these references made a part of this resolution;' and;
WHEREAS, review and analysis of Environmental Assessment No. 2836 related to
said distract reorganization project, has resulted in a Negative Declaration by
the Director of Planning and Inspection; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the requirements set forth in Government Code Section
35102, a service plan for the subject territory has been prepared and said service
plan is attached: hereto as Exhibit "C", and by this reference made part of this
resolution and
WHEREAS, no new districts are proposed to be formed by this reorganization;
and
WHEREAS, the Fresno County Assessor's' roll will be used for the purpose of
levying any assessments or taxes on the subject territory; and
WHEREAS, the exemption of all the subject territory proposed to be annexed
to the City of Fresno from taxation for the payment of principal or interest, or
any other amounts which shall become due on account of any outstanding bonded
indebtedness incurred by the City prior to the effective date of such annexation;
and
WHEREAS, upon completion, of this reorganization proposal, the subject territory
will be included in Municipal Bond` Area "D" and will not be taxed for any existing
bonded indebtedness or contractual Obligations; and
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WHEREAS, the reasons for this proposed reorganization are Stated as follows;
1. Ann.exation of the subject. territory to the City of Fresno will
result in improved land, use planning. All private development controls
of the City will apply following annexation.
2. The subject` territory is within the city of Fresno's Sphere of Influence,
3. The consolidation of the subject area into one detachment annexation
project is beneficial to the affected governmentalprocesses and the result-
ant City and district boundaries
NOW, TTiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Fresno hereby
requests that proceedings be taken by the Fresno Local Agency Formation Commission
for the herein proposed Alluvial-Millbrook No. 2-AA District Reorganization includ-
ing the detachment of the subject territory, consisting of 29.78 acres from the
Mid Valley Fire Protection District and the annexation of the same territory to the
City of Fresno:
CLERK'S CERTIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
COUNTY OF FRESNO sS
CITY OF FRESNO
I, JACQUELINE L. RYLE, City Clerk of the City of Fresno, certify that the
foregoing resolution was adapted by the Council of the City of Fresno,.California,
at a regular meeting held an the 15 t h day of .�,, t w.M 19 79.
JACQUELINE L. RYLE
City Clerk
Deputy
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ALLUVIAL--MILLBROOK JC,i�O„ 2-AA
DISTRICT REORGANIZATION
Area to be detached from the Mid Valley Fire Protection District and annexed
to the City of Fresno.
Consisting of Lot 70 and ,portion of Lots 49, 50 and 69 of Amended Perrin
Colony No. 2, and portion of Section 35, T.12 -S . , R.20E. , M.D.B . 1.
BEGINNING at the intersection of the Westerly production of the South line of
Lot 69 of Amended Perrin Colony No. 2, filed in the Office of the County Re-
corder April 1 1891 and recorded in Volume 4 of Plats at Page 68, Fresno
County Records, with the East line of Section 34 Township 12 South,, Range 20
East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, as said Section is shown on the United
States Township Plats, being also, a point on: the existing City Limits of the
City of Fresno _ thews Southerly along the East line of said Section 34, being
also, along the existing City Limits of said City, a distance of 660 feet, more
or less, to the intersection, with the Westerly production of the North line of
Lot 71 of said Amended Perrin Colony No. 2; thence Easterly along the Westerly
production of the North line of said Lot 71 and along the North, line of said
Lot 71, being also, along the existing City Limits of said: City to the Northeast
cornier of said Lot 71; said point, being also, the Southwest corner of Lot _50
of said. Amended Perrin Colony No. 2; thence Northerly along the West line of
said Lot 50, a distance of 635 feet, more or less, to a. point which is 25.00
feet South of the Northwest corner of said. Lot 50- thence Easterly, parallel
with and 25.00 feet South of the North .line of said Lot 50, a< distance of
311.00 feet] thence Northerly, parallel with and 311.00 feet East of the West
line of Lots 50, 49 and the Northerly production of Lot 49 of said Amended
Perrin Colony No. 2, a distance of 685 feet, more or less,, to the intersection
with the North line: of the Southwest Quarter of Section 35 of said: Township 12
South, Range 20 East, Mount. Diablo Base and Meridian.; thence Westerly along the
North line of the Southwest Quarter of said. section 3 , a di.stance of 634 feet,
more or less, to the Ndrtherly production of the East line ' of the West Half of
the East Half of Lot 69 of said ;Amended Perrin Colony No. 2-,thence Southerly
along the Northerly production of the East line of the west Half of the .Fast
Half of said Lot 69 and along the East line of the West Half of the East Half
of said Lot 69, a distance of 660 feet, more or less,, to the intersection with
the, South line of said Lot 691 -thence Westerly along the South line of said
Lot 69 and along the Westerly production of the South. line ' of said Lot-69, a
distance of 1028 feet, more or less, to the POINT OF BEGIN KING.
Drawing No. 6-A.-936
File No. 1966
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ALLUVIAL-MILLBROOK NO. 2-AA
DISTRICTREORGANIZATION
SERVICE PLAN
This service plan is prepared in accordance with the requirements of Government
Code Section 35102. Each major service subject is discussed based on existing
conditions and adopted City plans and policies. The purpose of this document
is .to provide information regarding the availability of City Municipal Services
and how they will be provided to the subject territory should annexation to the
City occur. Any required modification, expansion, or extension of existing
facilities in order to serve the subject territory will be discussed based on
applicable City ordinances. Where appropriate, the financing andplacementof
services and facilities will also be discussed.
Project Summary
The proposed Alluvial Millbrook No. 2-AA consists of the annexation of 29.78
acres to the City of Fresno and the detachment of the same 29..78 acres from
the Mid Valley Fire Protection district. The area proposed for annexation is
contiguous to the City along its western and southern boundaries. The subject
territory falls within the City's Sphere of Influence Boundary and the City's
adopted Urban Growth Management Area and, therefore, will be subject to the
Urban Growth Management Process. The subject territory is generally located
southeast of the intersection of East Alluvial and North Millbrook Avenues.
Existing land use consists of four single family dwellings and vacant land.
The project area is zoned. Interim R-A and R-A.
Sewer Service
City sanitary sewer service is available through a privately financed extension
from the 24-inch sewer main located in North Millbrook Avenue. As part of a
proposal, an applicant would be required to construct all on -site improvements
and necessary connnections to the City's transmission system in accordance with
the applicable Urban Growth Management regulations and municipal code requirements.
Water Service
City water service is available through an extension of the main located in
North Millbrook Avenue. All required water wells, connections, fees, and charges
would be determined at such time as development plans are submitted under the
City's Urban Growth Management process.
Fire Hydrants
There are no fire hydrants located within the subject territory'. Fire hydrants
will be installed, to City fire flow and water pressure standards, only at the
expense of a prospective customer.
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There are six fire hydrants available in the residential development across
Millbrook Avenue west of from the subject territory which can partially serve
the territory.
Fire Protection
The subject territory .is presently receiving fire protection services from the
Mid --Malley Fire Protection District Station No. 20 located near the intersection
of North First Street and East Herndon Avenue. District Station No. 20 provides
first due response and is located approximately 3/4-of a mile southwest of the
project area.
The area proposed: for annexation will.receive City fire protection services
upon annexation. The first clue response will come from Station no. 11, located
approximately 2.4 miles southeast of the project area. urban Growth Management
Agreement No. 2 provides for a station to be constructed near the intersection
of East Nees and North Millbrook Avenues, approximately 1/2 mile north of the
proposed annexation
The proposed station at the intersection of East Nees and North Millbrook will
be City Fire Station No. 13. Proposed Station No. 13 will be constructed as
soon as possible by the developer, Bombay Corporation, contingent upon the rate
of development of the surrounding area. The capital for the construction, equip-
ment and apparatus for Station No. 13 has been posted by the Bombay Corporation
under the terms of Urban Growth Management Agreement No. 2. The City Fire Depart-
ment is presently projecting a 12r-month period to the Station becoming operational.
This projection is subject to change, contingent upon the rate of development at
the surrounding area and consequently the need for improved fire protection.
The City Fire Department currently has one tanker truck operational for the
suppression of fires in the subject territory. This tanker truck is being
housed at City Fire Station No. 4. in addition, the Mid -Valley Fire Protection
District has tanker truck facilities which can be utilized for fire suppression in
incorporated City areas through a mutual agreement with the City of Fresno, should
the need arise.
Police Protection
The subject territory is presently being served by the Fresno County Sheriff's
Department and the California Highway Patrol Capon annexation: City police protec-
tion will be provided at the same level as the service now being provided,within.
the City's incorporated area,
Paramedic Service
The mid --Valley Fire Protection District has no paramedic services as District
Station No. 20. Paramedic services are currently provided: by Fresno Fire Depart-
ment Station No. 11 through an Instant Response Agreement between the City of
Fresno and the Mid -Valley Fire Protection District. The first due paramedic
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response comes from Fresno Fire Department Station No. 11 located at the inter-
section of North Fresno and East Wrenwood Avenues, approximately 2_5 miles from
the subject territory. This condition will not be effected by annexation.
Street Sweeping
Weekly street sweeping services will be provided to the subject territory upon
annexation conditioned upon the installation of permanent paving and concrete
curbs and gutters.
Due to the passage of Proposition 13, the frequency of street sweeping services
is uncertain.
Street Lighting
The City' will request P.G.&E. to install street lights to serve the existing
development, including five 150--watt high pressure sodium (HPS) street lights -
If future development occurs, an underground street lighting system will be
required at the developers expense. An estimated. ten (10) 150--watt high pressure
sodium (HPS) and forty-five (45) 70-watt high pressure sodium. (HPS) street
lights may ultimately be required for which the City will assume responsibility
for maintenance and energy costs. --
There is one street light in the subject territory located on the south side of
y East Alluvial Avenue approximately 150 feet west of the intersection with
North Millbrook Avenue. In addition, there are six street Lights located on the
residential development across North Millbrook Avenue from the subject territory
which can partially serve said territory.
Traffic Signals
The City anticipates the installation of traffic signals at the intersection of
East Alluvial and North Millbrook Avenues within the next five years at a cost
of $25,000 each. Financial, .responsibility for these facilities will be determined
as part of the Urban Growth Management analysis of future development proposals.
Traffic Engineering/Street lvtproyements
East alluvial and North Millbrook Avenues are both designated as 84-foot collectors
where they front the subject territory. This would ultimately require their
development as four -lane undivided streets with concrete curbs, 'gutters, and side-
walks to meet City standards. Presently East Alluvial and North Millbrook Avenues,
where they front the subject territory, are developed as two --lane undivided streets -
Additional dedications of rights -of -way to facilitate the construction of 18-foot
outside travel lanes would be required as well as concrete improvements. Since
the subject territory also falls within the City's Urban Growth Management Area,
future developers could also be required to reconstruct the two center lanes
should such action be required to bring the streets up to City standards.
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Transit Services
Fresno Transit Route Ho_ 38 proceeds on East Herndon between Warner Avenue
and Fresno Street 1/2 mile south of the project area. The; service is regularly
provided at 40-minute intervals with 15-minute, intervals wring peak: hours.
The Handy Ride program now serving eligible residents of the area will continue
following annexation.
Solid Waste Disposal
Upon annexation City waste disposal se_vices will become available to the
residents/property owners within the subject area, as detailed below. -
State law provides that waste disposal services may continue for a period of up
to five years from the date an area is annexed to the City according to the
conditions listed below. Otherwise, services must be obtained fromtheCity's
Waste Disposal Division. In any event, conversion to City Waste Disposal Ser-
vices must occur within five years of the date of annexation.
1. The company must nave been licensed by the County of Fresno for a
minimiva of three years. This includes: Cannon Disposal Service,
Browning -Farris industries of California, Inc.; Industrial Waste
and Salvage Co. (ITS) Fresno Disposal, Fresno Roll --Off Service,
and Thrifty Best Rubbish Service.
_ 2. A customer cannot change from one disposal company to another, only
to the City's Waste Disposal Service.
3. The quality and frequency of services of the private company must
meet the standards required by the City of Fresno. An informational
sheet on the "City's Waste Disposal Rates and Services" is enclosed.
Parks and Recreation
The neighborhood Bark and recreation needs of the service area, as defined by
Parks and Recreation standards, will be adequately met when the Sierra. --Cedar
park is developed (estimated within the next two years). The regional park.
needs of the area are adequately met through use of the Woodward Park facilities.
The coumunity recreational center needs will be met when provided by the City's
Capital Improvement Prcgran.
In addition the proposed annexation area is located within the Clovis Memorial
]district. The district has constructed a $1.2 million swimming facility at the
Clovis West High School campus, approximately one mile north of the area. The
facility has an olyapic size swimming pool and diving platform and will serve
the needs of the area.
Hood; Control
There are no existing :Mood control facilities at the present time.
Flood control facilities, when constructed, will be provided by the Fresno
Metropolitan Flood. Control District (FMFCD) which is responsible for all story
drainage facilities within the Fresno --Clovis Metropolitan Area. The subject
territory falls within the Districts "CM" drainage zone which is incorporated
within the FMFCD boundary.
Animal. Control
There are no differences in: the level of animal control services provided by
the Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals throughout the Fresno
Metropolitan Area.
Utility Tax
The City's 4.6 percent utility tax would be applicable to all natural gas$.
electricity, and telephone bills. The actual cost of such tax could be estimated
by relating this tax rate to current utility bills.
Propel try Taxes
With the passage of proposition 13, City and County taxes are identical. There-
fore, annexation to the City will cause no property tax increase to the property
owners in the project area.
Street Address List
The following addresses are included within the proposed Alluvial--M llbrook
No.. 2 District Reorganization
1269 East Alluvial Single Family Dwelling
1247 East Alluvial Single Family dwelling
1225 East Alluvial Single Family Dwelling
1191 East Alluvial Single Family Dwelling
7324 North Millbrook Vacant
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WASTE DISPOSAL RATES
CAPACITY OF NUMBER OF COLLECTIONS PER LEEK
CONTAINER AND
AMOUNT OF CHARGE PER.. MONTIT
Bins 2. Trays 5 Uays 6 Trays 7 Days
l cubic yard $ 18.40 $ 46.00 $ 55.20 $ 66.75
.additional 17.34 43.25 51.90 63.55
2 cubic yards 33.64 84.00 100.80 1.23.45
additional. 31.40 75.50 94.20 115.40
3 cubic yards 46.50 116.25 139.50 170.85
additional 413. 25 ' 108.15 129.75 158.90
4 cubic yards 59.50 148.75 178.50 218.65
additional 56.25 140.65 168.75 206.70
5 cubic yards 72.50 3.81.25 21.7.50 266.40
additional . 69.25 1.73.1.5 207.25 254.50
6 cubic yards 85.50 213.75 256.50 314.20
additional. 8225 205.65 246.75 302.25
(1) Rates for stationary compactor bins having a capacity from one (1) cubic
yard to six (6) cubic yards (inclusive) shall be twice the rate established herein
for bins of similar capacity, not used with stationary compactors.
(2) Service for stationary compactor bins exceeding six (6) cubic yards capacity
and debris boxes shall be definedas special hauls, and the rates shall be established
by the Controller to reimburse the City for the direct and indirect costs of providing
such service. `
Other
Co:: gainers
30 gallons
or less 3.95 l.$5
Additional 3.05 9.15
*RESIDENTIAL GARB C-13 AND RUBBISH SERVICE: Your rate determines the number of cans of
garbage and/or rubbish that will be picked up on a weekly basis. The $3.95 monthly
rate includes a weekly collection of one 30 gallon can of kitchen and table refuse,
paper, glass, packing material, :rags and other refuse involved in the handling or
preparation of food. In addition, tu.bbish of up,to one cubic yard, (six 30 gallon
cans) including newspapers, tree limbs, grass clippings, broken toys, bottles, etc.,
will also be collected each week.
SPECIAL HAULS; $29 40 per hour, with a minimum charge of $7.35 for the first quarter
hour or fraction thereof. Time charged after the first quarter hour shall be can the
basis of 5 minute intervals calculated to the nearest, 5 minutes. .Excerpt from
Section 9-405(j).
Excerpt ,from. Section 9-405 of the Fresno Muni,ci.pal, Code.