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RESOLUTION NO, 98-28
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCil- OF THE CITY OF
Gil-ROY REGARDING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO.1, CITY
OF Gil-ROY, GIVING FINAL APPROVAL TO THE ANNUAL
BUDGET AND ANNUAL ENGINEER'S REPORT,
OVERRULING PROTESTS, AND ORDERING THE LEVY AND
COLLECTION OF BENEFIT ASSESSMENTS FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR 1998/1999
WHEREAS, pursuant to Division 3 of Article IV of Chapter 12A of the Gilroy City
Code, this City Council on the 20th day of April, 1998, duly considered the proposed annual budget and
Annual Engineer's Report (hereinafter referred to as "the Preliminary Report") for the fiscal year
1998/1999 for Maintenance District No.1, City of Gilroy (hereinafter referred to as "the District"); and
WHEREAS, on that same day this Council adopted Resolution No. 98-20, finding
each and every part of the Preliminary Report to be sufficient and that neither the Preliminary Report
nor any portion thereof, including the annual budget for the District set forth in the Preliminary Report,
required modification, and approving the Preliminary Report without modification; and
WHEREAS, the Preliminary Report was then made available for public inspection at
the office ofthe City Clerk; and
WHEREAS, Resolution No. 98-20 also confirmed that the City Clerk was directed to
give notice of a public hearing to be held on June 15, 1998 regarding the levy and collection of benefit
assessments in the District, and at which time this Council would hear and rule on all protests, finally
approve, confirm and adopt the annual budget and Annual Engineer's Report (hereinafter referred to as
"the Final Report"), and order the levy of the annual benefit assessments, and the City Clerk has done
the same in accordance with the Resolution and pursuant to requirements of Sections 12A.207-209 of
the Gilroy City Code and Section 54954.6 of the California Government Code, all as more particularly
appear from the Certificates or Affidavits thereof on file in the office of the City Clerk; and
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WHEREAS, affected landowners were thus properly notified and gIven the
opportunity to file with the City Clerk written protests at any time prior to the close of the public
hearing; and
WHEREAS, on the 15th of June, 1998, the City Council held a duly noticed public
hearing, at which hearing the Council considered all testimony and evidence, including the Final Report
and any written protests already submitted, and all persons desiring to submit written or oral testimony
regarding the amount of the assessment against his or her property or to changes in the assessment
formula or otherwise desiring to be heard have been fully heard,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. The Final Report is hereby finally approved, confirmed and adopted in every
particular, without modification.
2. The owners of more than one-half of the area of the property in said
maintenance district subject to benefit assessment to pay said costs and expenses of maintenance and
operation did not, at or prior to the time fixed for said hearing, or during said hearing, file written
protests against any part or all of said report or against the payment of said costs and expenses of
maintenance and operation as therein set forth.
3. All protests and objections of any kind, be they written or oral, are hereby
overruled.
4. The 1998/1999 assessments as presented in the Final Report, attached hereto
as "Exhibit iV' and incorporated herein by this reference, are hereby approved and ordered to be filed in
the office of the City Clerk as a permanent record and to remain open to public inspection.
5. The annual benefit assessments necessary to support the annual budget as set
forth in the Final Report are hereby levied and assessed against the properties lying within and
benefiting from the District, as identified in the Final Report, and are hereby ordered to be collected
upon the last equalized, secured and utility tax rolls upon which the property taxes are collected. They
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shall be in addition to all other property taxes levied, and shall be collected together with, and not
separate therefrom, and enforced in the same manner and by the same persons and at the same time and
with the same penalties and interest as are said property taxes. All laws applicable to the collection and
enforcement of said property taxes shall be applicable to said special benefit assessment levy, and the
assessed lot or parcel of property, if sold for taxes, shall be subject to redemption in the same manner
as such real property is redeemed from the sale for property taxes, and if not redeemed, shall in like
manner pass to the purchaser.
6. Said Final Report together with the Certificate of the City Clerk as to the fact
and date of final approval, confirmation and adoption by this Council, shall forthwith be delivered to
the County Auditor of the County of Santa Clara who shall thereafter deliver said report, as adopted,
to the officer of the County of Santa Clara designated by law to extend property taxes upon the tax
roll, and the proper County officer shall cause to be posted to the tax rolls, in a column provided
therefore, the amount of each of the special benefit assessments ordered to be levied and collected for
said fiscal year as set forth in said Final Report as confirmed.
7. The City Clerk shall forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the Director
of Public Works of the City of Gilroy, to the County Auditor of the County of Santa Clara, and to the
officer designated by law to extend ad valorem property taxes upon the tax roll on which they are
collected,
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PASSED AND ADOPTED this 15th day of June, 1998 by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEMBERS: GIFFORD, MORALES, ROWLISON
SPRINGER, SUDOL, GILROY
NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: NONE
ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: ARELLANO
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CITY OF GILROY
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO.1
ANNUAL ENGINEER'S REPORT
FISCAL YEAR 1998/99
Prepared for
CITY OF GILROY
JULY 1998
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Government Finance Group
LAND-BASED FINANCING CONSULTANTS
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CITY OF GILROY
MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO.1
7351 Rosanna Street
Gilroy, CA 95020
Phone - (408) 848-0400
Fax - (408) 842-2409
CITY COUNCIL
K. A. Mike Gilroy, Mayor
Tony Sudol, Council Member
Charles Morales, Council Member
Suellen C, Rowlison, Council Member
Thomas W, Springer, Council Member
Lis Gifford, Council Member
CITY STAFF
Don Nunes, Senior Civil Engineer
Rick Smelser, City Engineer
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NBS GOVERNMENT FINANCE GROUP
Chuck Levine, Director
Pat Perinich, Senior Consultant
Kathryn D, Oliva, Financial Consultant
Jerry M, Dunlap, Engineer of Work
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. ENGINEER'S LETTER
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2. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS 2-1
2.1, GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT ....,......,..,....................... 2-1
2,2, GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENTS AND SERVICES FOR THE DISTRICT ..,....,..,..., 2-1
2,3, SPECIFIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE DISTRICT ..........,.......,....,....,.....,............,.....,......,..,.., 2-2
3. ESTIMATE OF COSTS 3-1
3,1, DISTRICT BUDGET...... ..... ......,.,...., ..,.. ....,. .....,... ,..'.' ...,.... ......,...,........ ........,..,..............,... 3-1
3,2, DEFINITION OF BUDGET ITErvtS........ ,.......,.............,..,......,........... ,.........,.........,......,..,...... 3-1
4, 1998/99 ASSESSMENTS 4-1
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5. 1998/99 ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM
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1. ENGINEER'S LETTER
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WHEREAS, on April 20, 1998, the City Council of the City of Gilroy (the "City"), State of California,
under the Maintenance District Act, Article IV of Chapter 12A of the Code of the City of Gilroy adopted its
Resolution Initiating Proceedings for the Annual Levy of Assessments and Ordering the Preparation of an
Engineer's Report for Maintenance District No.1 (the "District");
WHEREAS, the Resolution of Initiation directed the NBS Government Finance Group to prepare and
file a report presenting plans and specifications describing the general nature, location and extent of the
improvements to be maintained, an estimate of the costs of the maintenance, operations and servicing of the
improvements for the District for the referenced fiscal year, a diagram for the District, showing the area and
properties proposed to be assessed, and an assessment of the estimated costs of the maintenance, operations and
servicing the improvements, assessing the net amount upon all assessable lots and/or parcels within the District
in proportion to the special benefit received;
NOW THEREFORE, the following assessment is made to cover the portion of the estimated costs of
maintenance, operation and servicing of said improvements to be paid by the assessable real property within the
District in proportion to the special benefit received:
I, the undersigned, respectfully submit the enclosed Engineer's Report and, to the best of my knowledge,
information and belief, the Engineer's Repo ts, and the Assessment Diagram herein have been
prepared and computed in accordance with ~ Council of the City of Gilroy.
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SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT
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Preliminarily
Approved
Benefit Zone A - Gilroy Country Club Estates:
District Costs
Total Single Family Residences
Assessment Per Single Family Residence
$27,697
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$225.18
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Benefit Zone B - The Forest:
District Costs
Total Single Family Residences
Assessment Per Single Family Residence
$3,236
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$170.32
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Benefit Zone C - Carriage Hills:
District Costs
Total Single Family Residences
Assessment Per Single Family Residence
$22,067
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$157.62
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2. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
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The District provides funding for services required to maintain certain hillside improvements including streets,
sewer systems, water systems, storm drain systems and landscape improvements within the boundaries of the
District. These services are unique and additional to those normally required in a flat land development.
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2.1. General Description of the Boundaries of the District
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The District includes three (3) distinct Benefit Zones. Each Benefit Zone has specific improvements that
provide a special and direct benefit to the parcels within the Benefit Zone.
The District was formed in March 1991 and originally included all parcels in Tract No. 8136, known as Gilroy
Country Club Estates (Benefit Zone A). Benefit Zone A lies generally north of the Hecker Pass Highway and
northeast of the Gilroy Golf Course. There are one hundred twenty-three (123) subdivided parcels within
Benefit Zone A.
The City adopted Resolution No. 95-34 in April 1995 in order to annex Tract No. 8631, known as The Forest
(Benefit Zone B) into the District. Benefit Zone B lies generally north of the Hecker Pass Highway and west of
Santa Teresa Boulevard. There are nineteen (19) subdivided parcels totaling approximately twenty-six (26)
acres and one unsubdivided parcel within Benefit Zone B.
In October 1995, the City adopted Resolution No. 8711 in order to annex Tract No. 8711, known as Carriage
Hills (Benefit Zone C). Benefit Zone C lies generally north of the Mantelli Drive and west of Rancho Hills
Drive. There are one hundred forty (140) subdivided parcels totaling approximately thirty five (35) acres
within Benefit Zone C.
Section 5 of this Report provides additional information on the Assessment Diagrams for the District.
2.2. General Description of Improvements and Services for the District
The improvements are the construction, operation, maintenance and servicing of landscaping and appurtenant
improvements may include, but are not limited to street lighting, landscaping, irrigation systems, lighting
systems, water systems, hardscape, fencing, drainage, storm drains, sewer systems and appurtenant facilities
within the public right-of-ways or specified easements. These improvements include all necessary service,
operation, administration and maintenance required to keep the above mentioned improvements in satisfactory
condition. The following items describe the maintenance services provided within the District:
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1. Routine Services - Flat Land Development Maintenance
· Street System - All repair and maintenance of street pavement and street lighting including energy costs,
normal street sweeping, and traffic engineering services that include street zoning, parking, hazard
abatement, signs, legends and longitudinal pavement marking.
· Sewer System - Normal maintenance and repair of sewer mains.
· Storm Drain Maintenance - Normal maintenance and repair of storm drains.
· Water System - Normal maintenance and repair of water mains, valves and water systems.
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· Street System - Unimproved roadsides necessitate weed mowing and abatement, additional street cleaning
due to sediment build-up and slope erosion, and periodic maintenance and repair of retaining walls
required in hillside developments.
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· Sewer System - Sewer mains require flushing in both flatland and hillside developments. However, in
hillside developments, narrow streets and limited sight distance on curves require the use of additional
personnel to provide traffic control and safety.
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· Storm Drain Maintenance - Additional maintenance due to silt build-up is required for detention ponds,
catch basins, field inlets, drain inlets and headwalls in hillside developments. The remoteness of facilities
requires additional storm drain inspection time and additional storm drain easement maintenance to provide
accessibility, as well as cleaning and maintenance of energy dissipaters.
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· Water System - The following additional services and improvements are required for the hillside water
systems: monitoring and servicing of chlorinators and site facilities, servicing and repair of booster pumps
and control panels, telemetry service by factory maintenance personnel, landscape maintenance and weed
control within the pump and reservoir sites, pump house and reservoir maintenance, electrical services to
maintain electrical facilities, booster pumps, control panels, telemetry and power costs to operate the
hillside water systems.
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Specific Improvements for the District
Benefit Zone A - Gilroy Country Club Estates
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The improvements maintained and services provided in Benefit Zone A consists of street system, sewer system,
water system and related amenities that benefit the parcels within Benefit Zone A.
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· Street improvements include weed mowing and abatement along the streets; additional street cleaning due
to sediment build-up and slope erosion; and periodic maintenance and repair of retaining walls.
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· Sewer system services includes all mains and the use of additional personnel to provide traffic control and
safety required during sewer maintenance as a result of narrow streets and limited sight distance on curves.
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· The water system consists of the mains, hydrants, meters, reservoirs, pump stations, and laterals to the
meters and the services include monitoring and servicing of chlorinators and site facilities; servicing and
repair of booster pumps and control panels; telemetry service by factory maintenance personnel; landscape
maintenance and weed control within the pump and reservoir sites; pump house and reservoir maintenance;
electrical services to maintain electrical facilities, booster pumps, control panels, and telemetry; and power
costs to operate the water system.
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Benefit Zone B - The Forest
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The improvements maintained and services provided in Benefit Zone B consists of sewer system, water system
and related amenities that benefit the parcels within Benefit Zone B.
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· Sewer system services includes all mains and the use of additional personnel to provide traffic control and
safety required during sewer maintenance as a result of narrow streets and limited sight distance on curves.
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· The water system consists of the mains, hydrants, meters, reservoirs, pump stations, and laterals to the
meters and the services include monitoring and servicing of chlorinators and site facilities; servicing and
repair of booster pumps and control panels; telemetry service by factory maintenance personnel; landscape
maintenance and weed control within the pump and reservoir sites; pump house and reservoir maintenance;
electrical services to maintain electrical facilities, booster pumps, control panels, and telemetry; and power
costs to operate the water system.
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Benefit Zone C - Carriaee Hills
The improvements maintained and services provided in Benefit Zone C consists of water system and related
amenities that benefit the parcels within Benefit Zone C.
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· The water system consists of the mains, hydrants, meters, reservoirs, pump stations, and laterals to the
meters and the services include monitoring and servicing of chlorinators and site facilities; servicing and
repair of booster pumps and control panels; telemetry service by factory maintenance personnel; landscape
maintenance and weed control within the pump and reservoir sites; pump house and reservoir maintenance;
electrical services to maintain electrical facilities, booster pumps, control panels, and telemetry; and power
costs to operate the water system.
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3. ESTIMATE OF COSTS
The cost of servicing, maintaining, repairing and replaCing the proposed improvements as described in the
Plans and Specifications are summarized as follows.
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3.1. District Budget
BUDGET ITEMS ZONE A ZONE B ZONE C DISTRICT
DIRECT COSTS
Street Maintenance Materials and Supplies $6,000 $0 $0 $6,000
Sewer System Maintenance 1,386 214 0 1,600
Water System Maintenance 8,723 1,348 9,929 20,000
Electricity 8,702 1,344 9,904 19,950
Capital Improvement Collection 11.342 1.752 12.910 26.004
Subtotal Direct Costs $36,153 $4,658 $32,743 $73,554
ADMINISTRATION COSTS
Administration $3,327 $398 $2,736 $6,461
Consultant 1,313 203 1,494 3,010
Legal Fees 222 34 253 509
Advertising/Public Notice 222 34 253 509
Audit 44 1 50 lQl
Subtotal Administration Costs $5,128 $676 $4,786 $10,590
SUBTOTAL ZONE COST $41,281 $5,334 $37,529 $84,144
Fund Balance Reduction (13,584) (2,098) (15,462) (31,144)
TOTAL BALANCE TO LEVY $27,697 $3.236 $22,067 $53,000
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Definition of Budget Items
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The following definitions describe the services and costs that are included in the District Budget:
Direct Costs:
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Landscape Materials and Supplies includes all regularly scheduled labor, material and equipment required to
properly maintain and ensure the satisfactory condition of all landscaping, irrigation and drainage systems,
within the public right-of-ways and easements. Materials include, but are not limited to, plants, planting
materials, pipe, sprinklers, fertilizer and insecticides.
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Street Maintenance Materials and Supplies includes all costs of street pavement maintenance, repair, street
sweeping, traffic engineering, street marking and maintenance of unimproved roadsides.
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Sewer System Maintenance includes all costs of maintaining the sewer system including normal maintenance,
repair and flushing of sewer mains.
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Water System Maintenance includes all costs required to maintain the water system that consists of the mains,
hydrants, meters, reservoirs, pump stations, and laterals to the meters and the services include monitoring and
servicing of chlorinators and site facilities, servicing and repair of booster pumps and control panels; telemetry
service by factory maintenance personnel; landscape maintenance and weed control within the pump and
reservoir sites; pump house and reservoir maintenance; electrical services to maintain electrical facilities,
booster pumps, control panels, and telemetry; and power costs to operate the water system.
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Electricity includes the cost of providing electricity for all District and Zone improvements.
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Capital Improvement Collection includes the amount collected for long term major repairs related to the Water
System. The amount collected for Capital Improvements is transferred annually to the Water Fund.
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Administration Costs:
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Administration includes the cost to all particular departments and staff of the City for providing the
coordination of District services, operations and maintenance of the improvements, response to public concerns
and education, and procedures associated with the levy and collection of assessments.
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Consultants includes the cost associated with contracting with professionals to provide services specific to
administration of the levy.
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Le?al Fees includes the cost of contracting with professionals to provide any legal or services specific for the
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Advertising/Public Notice includes costs to prepare and mail notices of the public meeting and hearing and to
publish notice of the public meeting and hearing.
Audit includes the cost related to the auditing of City funds related to the District.
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Fund Balance Reduction:
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Fund Balance Reduction is the amount available from the District fund balance that is credited to the levy. The
five year budget plan for the District includes annual fund balance reductions intended to maintain an even
assessment rate for the property owners within the District over the budget period.
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1998/99 ASSESSMENTS
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The proposed assessment and the amount of the assessment for the Fiscal Year 1998/99 apportioned to each
parcel as shown on the latest equalized roll at the County Assessor's office are listed in Section 6 of this Report.
The description of each lot or parcel is part of the records of the County Assessor of the County of Santa Clara
and such records are, by reference, made part of this Report.
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Method of Apportionment
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Pursuant to the City of Gilroy Maintenance District Act, Article IV of Chapter 12A of the Code of the City of
Gilroy, and Article XIII D of the Constitution of the State of California, all parcels that have special benefit
conferred upon them as a result of the maintenance and operation of improvements shall be identified and the
proportionate special benefit derived by each identified parcel shall be determined in relationship to the entire
cost of the maintenance and operation of the improvements. Only parcels that receive direct special benefit are
assessed, and each parcel is assessed in proportion to the estimated benefit received.
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Benefit Zone A - Gilroy Country Club Estates
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There are one hundred twenty three (123) subdivided single family parcels within the Gilroy Country Club
Estates. Each of these are deemed to receive proportional special benefit from the maintenance and operation
of the improvements. The assessment is spread to each of the one hundred twenty three (123) subdivided single
family parcels within Benefit Zone A as follows:
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Estimated Fiscal Year 1998/99 Cost - Benefit Zone A
$27,697
Total Benefit Zone A Single Family Parcels
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Proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 Assessment Per Parcel
$225.18
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The percentage change in the proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 from the Fiscal Year 1997/98 assessment is as
follows:
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Fiscal Year 1997/98 Assessment Per Parcel
$285.20
Proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 Assessment Per Parcel
$225.18
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Proposed Change in the Assessment Per Parcel
($60.02)
Percentage Change in the Assessment Rate
(21.05%)
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There are nineteen (19) subdivided single family parcels and one unsubdivided acre parcel within The Forest.
Each of the subdivided single family parcels are deemed to receive proportional special benefit from the
maintenance and operation of the improvements. The unsubdivided parcel within Benefit Zone B currently
receives no benefit from the improvements and is not assessed. The assessment is spread to each of the
nineteen (19) subdivided single family parcels within Benefit Zone B as follows:
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Estimated Fiscal Year 1998/99 Cost - Benefit Zone B
$3,236
Total Benefit Zone B Single Family Parcels
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Proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 Assessment Per Parcel
$170.32
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The percentage change in the proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 from the Fiscal Year 1997/98 assessment is as
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Fiscal Year 1997/98 Assessment Per Parcel
$228.00
Proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 Assessment Per Parcel
$170.32
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Proposed Change in ~he Assessment Per Parcel
($57.68)
Percentage Change in the Assessment Rate
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There are one hundred forty (140) subdivided single family parcels within Carriage Hills. Each of the
subdivided single family parcels are deemed to receive proportional special benefit from the maintenance and
operation of the improvements. The assessment is spread to each of the one hundred forty (140) subdivided
single family parcels within Benefit Zone C as follows:
Estimated Fiscal Year 1998/99 Cost - Benefit Zone C
$22,067
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The percentage change in the proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 from the Fiscal Year 1997/98 assessment is as
follows:
Fiscal Year 1997/98 Assessment Per Parcel
$192.88
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Proposed Fiscal Year 1998/99 Assessment Per Parcel
$157.62
Proposed Change in the Assessment Per Parcel
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Percentage Change in the Assessment Rate
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5. 1998/99 ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM
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An Assessment Diagram for the District is on file with the City Clerk in the format required under the provision
of the Act. The following page provides a facsimile of the Assessment Diagram. The lines and dimensions
shown on maps of the County Assessor of the County of Santa Clara for the current year are incorporated by
reference herein and made part of this Report. .
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6. 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
The proposed assessment roll for Fiscal Year 1998/99 for the District is listed on the following pages.
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I CITY OF Gll..ROY .
CAL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES BENEFIT ZONE A
ArM
LEYX
783-45-001
783-45-002
783-45-003
783-45-004
783-45-005
783-45-006
783-45-007
783-45-010
783-45-011
783-45-012
783-45-013
783-45-014
783-45-015
783-45-016
783-45-017
783-45-018
783-45-019
783-45-020
783-45-021
783-45-022
783-45-023
783-45-024
783-45-025
783-45-026
783-45-027
783-45-028
783-45-029
783-45-030
783-45-038
783-45-039
783-45-040
783-45-041
783-45-042
783-45-052
783-45-053
783-45-054
783-45-055
783-45-056
783-45-057
783-45-058
783-45-059
783-45-060
783-45-061
783-46-001
783-46-002
783-46-003
783-46-004
783-46-005
783-46-006
783-46-007
783-46-008
783-46-009
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225. 18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
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. CITY OF GILROY .
AL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLU
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES BENEFIT ZONE A
AfM
LEYY
783-46-010
783-46-011
783-46-012
783-46-013
783-46-014
783-46-015
783-46-016
783-46-017
783-46-018
783-46-019
783-46-020
783-46-021
783-46-022
783-46-023
783-46-024
783-46-025
783-46-026
783-46-027
783-46-028
783-46-029
783-46-030
783-46-031
783-46-032
783-46-033
783-46-034
783-46-035
783-46-036
783-46-037
783-46-038
783-46-039
783-46-040
783-46-041
783-46-042
783-46-043
783-46-044
783-46-045
783-46-046
783-46-047
783-46-048
783-46-049
783-46-050
783-46-051
783-46-052
783-46-053
783-46-054
783-46-055
783-46-056
783-46-057
783-46-058
783-46-059
783-46-060
783-46-061
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
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. CITY OF GILROY .
FISCAL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES BENEFIT ZONE A
AfM
LEYX
783-46-062
783-46-063
783-46-064
783-46-065
783-46-066
783-46-067
783-46-068
783-46-069
783-46-070
783-46-071
783-46-072
783-46-073
783-46-074
783-46-075
783-46-076
783-46-077
783-46-078
783-46-079
783-46-080
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
225.18
$27,697.14
Total Assessable Parcels in Zone A: 123
Total Parcels in Zone A: 123
Total Levy
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783-03-037
783-03-038
783-03-039
783-03-040
783-03-041
783-03-042
783-03-043
783-03-046
783-03-047
783-03-048
783-03-049
783-60-012
783-03-057
783-03-058
783-60-007
783-60-006
783-60-005
783-60-004
783-60-008
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CITY OF GILROY
FISCAL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
TIlE FOREST BENEFIT ZONE B
Total Assessable Parcels in Zone B:
Total Parcels in Zone B: 19
19
Total Levy
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LEYX
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
170.32
$3,236.08
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783-38-031
783-38-032
783-38-033
783-38-034
783-38-035
783-38-036
783-38-037
783-38-038
783-38-039
783-38-040
783-38-041
783-38-042
783-38-043
783-38-044
783-38-045
783-38-046
783-38-047
783-38-048
783-38-049
783-38-050
783-38-051
783-38-052
783-38-053
783-38-054
783-38-055
783-38-056
783-38-057
783-38-058
783-38-059
783-38-060
783-44-039
783-44-040
783-44-041
783-44-042
783-44-043
783-44-044
783-44-045
783-44-046
783-44-047
783-44-048
783-44-049
783-44-050
783-44-051
783-44-052
783-44-053
783-57 -00 I
783-57 -002
783-57-003
783-57-004
783-57-005
783-57-006
783-57-007
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CIty OF GILROY
FISCAL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
CARRIAGE HILLS BENEFIT ZONE C
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LEY.Y
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
Am
783-57-008
783-57-009
783-57-010
783-57-011
783-57-012
783-57-013
783-57-014
783-57-015
783-57 -016
783-57 -017
783-57-018
783-57-019
783-57-020
783-57-021
783-57-022
783-57-023
783-57-024
783-57-025
783-57-026
783-57-027
783-57-028
783-57-029
783-57-030
783-57-031
783-57-032
783-57-033
783-57 -034
783-57 -035
783-57-036
783-57-037
783-57-038
783-57 -039
783-57-040
783-57-041
783-57-042
783-57-043
783-57-044
783-57 -045
783-57-046
783-57-047
783-58-001
783-58-002
783-58-003
783-58-004
783-58-005
783-58-006
783-58-007
783-58-008
783-58-009
783-58-010
783-58-011
783-58-012
. CITY OF GILROY .
FISCAL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
CARRIAGE HILLS BENEFIT ZONE C
LED:
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
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Ani
783-58-013
783-58-014
783-58-015
783-58-016
783-58-017
783-58-018
783-58-019
783-58-020
783-58-021
783-58-022
783-58-023
783-58-024
783-58-025
783-58-026
783-58-027
783-58-028
783-58-029
783-58-030
783-58-031
783-58-032
783-58-033
783-58-034
783-58-035
783-58-036
783-58-037
783-58-038
783-58-039
783-58-040
783-58-041
783-58-042
783-58-043
783-58-044
783-58-048
783-58-049
783-58-050
783-58-051
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CITY OF GILROY
FISCAL YEAR 1998/99 ASSESSMENT ROLL
CARRIAGE mLLS BENEFIT ZONE C
Total Assessable Parcels in Zone C: 140
Total Parcels in Zone C: 140
Total Levy
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LEYY
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
157.62
$22,066.80
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I, RHONDA PELLIN, City Clerk of the City of Gilroy, do hereby certify that the attached
Resolution No. 98-28 is an original resolution, duly adopted by the Council of the City of Gilroy
at a regular meeting of said Council held on the 15th day of June, 1998, at which meeting a
quorum was present.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Official Seal of
the City of Gilroy this 27th day of July, 1998.
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City Clerk of the_ City of Gilroy
(Seal)