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6.2C <br /> Page 1 <br /> �.����� <br /> To the Hanorable Mayor and City Council <br /> Fcom the Cf �lana er <br /> Jur�e 'I8, 2007 <br /> Sua�ecr <br /> Levy of Benefit Assessments for FY 2007-2008 for the Seaport Centre Main#enance <br /> District, Seaport Boulevard E.anctscape Maintenance Dis#rict, and the Redwood Shores <br /> Landscape Mainter�anee District 1995-1. <br /> RECOMMENDATIaN <br /> Adapt three (3} separafie resalutions to (1} Order the Levy of Benefit Assessments for <br /> FY - 2QD7-2008 for the Seaport Centre Maint�enance District in the amount of <br /> $187,�00.00, (2} Qrder the Levy of Benefit Assessments for FY 2007-2�08 for the <br /> Seaport Boulevard Landscape Main#enance District in #he amaunt af $212,500.tJ�, and <br /> (3) Order the Levy of Benefit Assessments for FY 2Q07-2008 for the Redwaad Shores <br /> Landscape Maintenance District 1995-1 in #he amount of$184,2a5.26. <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> These three sma[I assessment districts are annualfy assessed amounts betwe,_en <br /> $178,OOa and $213,040. The Seaport Centre Maintenance District and the Seaport <br /> Boulevard Landscape Maintenance District were established in 1987, and the Redwood <br /> Shores Landscape Maintenance District was established in 1995. The districts were <br /> created to provide a means of payment for facilities maintenance that was determined <br /> to be greater than the facilities maintenance required in other areas afi the City <br /> (stormwater pump sta#ions, sewage pump stations, levee systems, and related <br /> landscaping}. <br /> Orders are annually rec�uired to autharize the San Mateo County Tax Controller and <br /> Coflector's Office to Eevy and collect the related ta�ces_ The Seaport Centre <br /> Maintenance and the Seaport Boulevard Landscape Maintenance Districts are irt the <br /> third year of approved five-year budgets. Provisions for the Redwood Shores <br /> Landscape Maintenance District i�clude an autamatic escalation c(ause based on fabor <br /> casts. Rates are increased this year by the maximum allawed (3.5%) to re#lect <br /> increased labor costs. The Ci#y Manager's Report, assessments, and approved <br /> budgets are available for revie�nr in the City Engineer's 4ffice. <br /> ALTERNATNES <br /> Council may choose not to authoriz�the#ax levies which couid campromise service <br /> levels and creafe pubfic heai#h and welfare issues. <br /> FiSCA�IMPACT <br /> Funds intended for district activities are separa#e from the City's General Fund. As a <br /> result, there is no anticipated impact #o the General Fund as a resuit o# thes� activities <br /> unless Councif chooses, at some future point, to subsidize district operations. <br />