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ITY oF LOS ANCEIeFRANK T. MARTINEZ

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KAREN E. KALFAYANErecutivc Officer

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CALIFORNIA

ANTONIO R. VILLARAIGOSAMAYOR

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04-2506

CD 11

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Bureau of Engineerj-ngBureau of Street LightingCounci lmernber RosendahlBoard of Public WorksChief l-,egislative Analyst

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ordinance numberEffective date. .

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LEVYING THE ASSESSMENTS AND ORDERING THE MAINTENAI\TCE OF THE TRAMONTO ANDLOS ANGELES DR]VES (REBALLOT) STREET I-,TGHTING DISTRICT

At the meeting of the Council hel-d June 23, 2005, the followingaction was Laken:

Motion adopted to approveAttached report adoptedAttachedresolution ( - )

Mayor concurred...

Bureau of Street Lighting report

adopted

FORTIIWITH.....Ordinance adopted

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ORDINANCE NO. T7 7 67 6

An Ordinance of the City of Los Angeles ordering the necessary electroliers and appliances in certain public streetsand places in the City of Los Angeles, to be maintained and electric current to be furnished for lighting said electroliers.

THE PEOPLE OF THE CIry OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, and to therequirements of Section 53753 of the California Government Code, the Council of the City of Los Angeles hereby orders thatthe necessary electroliers and appliances be maintained and electric current be furnished for the period of 12 months endingJune 30, 2007 for the lighting of those certain streets and places described in the ordinance hereinafter referred to:

Ordinance No. Designation

Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District

The ordinance enumerated is the ordinance of intention heretofore adopted by the City Council for the district.Reference is hereby made to the ordinance and the report of the Board of Public Works mentioned therein for furtherparticulars in connection with the improvement.

Sec. 2. The assessments for the lighting of the district designated in Section 1 of this ordinance, made and filed by theBoard of Public Works pursuant to the provisions of the Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code, arehereby approved and conflrmed; and said assessments are hereby ordered to be levied upon the lots or parcels of land withinsaid district heretofore declared by the City Council to be the district to be benefitted by said improvement.

Sec. 3. The Board of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to cause the said improvements to be made inaccordance with the plans and specifications therefor and, as may appear to said Board to be necessary, to issueinterdepartmental or other purchase orders for each of such improvements or for portions thereof, pursuant to said sections ofthe Los Angeles Administrative Code.

Sec.4. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and have it published in accordance withCouncil policy, either in a daily newspaper circulated in the City of Los Angeles or by posting for ten days in three publicplaces in the City of Los Angeles: one copy on the bulletin board located at the Main Street entrance to the Los Angeles CityHall; one copy on the bulletin board located at the Main Street entrance to the Los Angeles City Hall East; and one copy onthe bulletin board located at the Temple Street entrance to the Los Angeles County Hall of Records.

I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Council of the City of Los Angeles at its meeting of

JUN 2 B 2006 FRANK r. MARTNEZ, city crerk

Approved JUN s 0 2006

Approved as to Form and Legality

ROCKARD J. DELGADILLO , City Attorney

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File No. 04-2506

Word File L1$PROP218\Ordinance - Final\OF - Tramonto & Los Liones (Re-ballot).DOC sY 6/'1412006

DECgARAEION OF POSTING ORDItilAl{C-

I, MARIA C. RICO, state as foll-ows : f dffi, and was at all times

herej-nafter mentJ-oned, a resident of the State of California, over the age of

eighteen years, and a Deputy City Clerk of the City of Los Ange1es,

Cal-ifornia.

Ordinance No. L77676 - Fina]. Ordinance - Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive

Lighting District - Ordinance of Intention 177438 - a copy of which is hereto

attached, was finally adopted by the Los Angeles City Council on ilune 23,

2006, and under the directi-on of said City Council and the City Clerk,

pursuant

Ordinance

ordi-nance

to Section 25L of the Charter of the City of Los Angeles and

No. 772959, on ilu].v 10, 2006, I posted a true copy of said

at each of three public places located in the City of Los Angeles,

California, as follows: 1) one copy on the bulletin board Iocated at the Main

Street entrance to the Los Angeles City Halt; 2) one copy on the bulletin

board l-ocated at the Main Street entrance to the Los Angeles City Ha11 East;

3) one copy on the bul-Ietin board l-ocated at the Temple Street entrance to

the HalI of Records of the County of Los Ange1es.

Copies of sai-d ordinance were posted conspicuously begj-nning on,fu].y 10,

2006 and wil-l be continuously posted for ten or more days.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and

correct.

Signed this 10th day of July 2006 at Los Ange1es, Cal-ifornia.

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Mar a C R cor Deputy City Clerk

Ordinance Effective Date: iluly 20, 2006 Council FiJ.e No. 04-2506

Rev. (2121106)

ID9PTEO EYTHE BOARD OFPUBLIC WORKS OFTHE CITY

of Los Angeles, CallfomiaREFERflfg

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSBUREAU OF STREET LIGHTTNGREPORT NO.2

DECEMBER 14, 2OO5

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Honorable Board of Public Worksof the City of Los Angeles

TRAMONTO DRTVE AND LOS LTONES DRTVE (RE-BALLOT) _STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANGE ASSESSMENT DISTRTCT

RECOMMENDATIONS:

That this report be adopted by your Board and fonryarded, together with the transmittals, to thecity clerk and city council with your Board's recommendations that:

a Council adopt this report and the Ordinance of lntention and that the proceedings beconducted in accordance with Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles AdministrativeCode, Section 53753 of the California Government Code, and Proposition 218 (ArticlesXlll C and Xlll D of the California Constitution). This includes Council holding a PublicHearing for the district.

b Upon Council adoption of the Ordinance of lntention, the City Clerk be instructed to: 1)Mail notices of the assessment ballot proceedings, 2) Mail assessment ballots (asrequired by Prop. 218) prepared by the Bureau of Street Lighting and the City Clerk, tothe property owners in the lighting district, and 3) Conduct the assessment ballotproceedings.

Upon completion of ltem b above, the City Clerk be instructed to count, certify andreport the results of the assessment ballot proceedings to the council.

Following the conclusion of the final public hearing, if a project has weighted "YES"votes equal to or in excess of weighted "NO' votes, Council deny the appeals, confirmthe maintenance assessments, and adopt the Final Ordinance levying theassessments. lf weighted "NO" votes are in excess of weighted 'YES' votes, Councilwill abandon the lighting district and proceedings in accordance with Proposition 218,and the affected street lighting system will be removed from the project area.

That a copy of this report be provided to each affected Council office and the Mayor's Office ofEconomic Development.

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSBUREAU OF STREET LIGHTINGREPORT NO.2

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lf adopted, $ 338.78 will be collected annually starting with tax year 2005/06 that will go into adedicated street lighting maintenance assessment account for the use in the opera-tion andmaintenance of the district's street lighting system.

FISCA IMPACT STATEMENT

TRANS ALS

Ordinance of lntention, approved as to form and legality by the City Attorney, for the proposedassessment district.

Diagram delineating those lands proposed to be assessed.

Proposed assessment roll.

Engineer's report as required by Proposition 218.

D!SCUSSION:

This is a resubmittal of a lighting district to the Board for adoption of assessment hearings. Thislighting district was originally adopted by the Board on 9127104, and the Ordinance of lntention wasadopted by the council on 3/18/05. The assessments for this project were defeated by a majority "NO"vote by the property owners who voted during the ballot proceedings as provided by froposiiion2tA.

Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District - C.D. f I

This is a private development project. This lighting district proposes to install 3 new streeflightswithin the lighting district. 3 streetlights along Tramonto Drive, from g91'SM/ Los Lionei to616'S/W Los Liones Drive. This project is proposed to assess 42 parcels for operation andmaintenance.

The proposed annual assessment amounts for the lighting district are as follows

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Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District $ 338.78

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSBUREAU OF STREET LIGHTINGREPORT NO.2

Report prepared by:Community Services DivisionProp. 218 Compliance SectionLuis Lemus, St. Lighting Assoc. I

Jay Wong, P.E., St. Lighting Assoc. lllOrlando Nova, Division Engineer(213) 847-6406

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lf levied, the administration of this district may be combined with that of another district or districts inthe future as provided in the Ordinance of lntention.

The passage of Proposition 218 on November 5, 1996, requires a vote of the property owners prior tocouncil confirming and levying the assessments for maintenance.

Upon adoption of the transmitted Ordinance of lntention, the Council will set a date for hearingappeals and the last day to receive completed assessment ballots. A hearing to be held by yourBoard will be scheduled at least one week prior to the date of the public hearing before the

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Council to review and resolve any appeals concerning the proposed maintenance assessments. lf theassessment ballot proceeding as required by Proposition 218 approves these assessments, the CityCouncil may confirm and levy the assessments.

ln accordance with Council Policy adopted on December 11,1998, the Bureau of Street Lighting willcast ballots in favor of the assessments for all Council controlled public properties in the district.

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Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District does not include public parcel.

The protests that are received, as described in the Administrative Code, are for the consideration ofthe Council, but are not binding. Only a majority vote against the assessment is binding.

Respectfully submitted,

mian, rB of Street Lighting

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CARDENASGREUELHAHNHUIZARIJABONGEPADIIJIJAPARKSPERRYREYESROSENDAHIJSMITHWEISSwEssoNZINE*GARCETTIPresent:10, Yes:

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10 No: 0

COUNCIL VOTE

Mar 31, 2006 11:09:20 AM, #Z

Items for Which Public Hearings Have Not Been HeIdVoting on Item(s) : L7-29,32-34,32-38Roll CaI]

Items 17-38

CARDENAS*GREUEL}IAHNHU]ZARLABONGEPAD]LLAPARKSPERRYREYESROSENDAHLSMTTHWEISSWESSONZINEGARCETTIPresent, : 1-2, Yes:

YesYesYesAbsentAbsentYesYesAbsentYesYesYesYesYesYesYes

12 No: 0

FORM GEN. 160 (Rev.640)

DATE

TO:

June 14,2006

Rockard J. Delgadillo, City Attorney7'n Floor, City Hall East - 140

O.,r, oF Los ANGELESI NTER-DEPARTM ENTAL CORRESPON DENCE

P-FROM: Ed Ebrahimian, Director

Bureau of Street Lighting

reau of Street

SUBJEGT: FTNAL ORDTNANCE FOR TRAMONTO DR. & LOS LTONES DR. (RELIGHTING DISTRICT - C.F. 04.2506

Transmitted herewith is the Final Ordinance for the subject Street Lighting Maintenance District. TheOrdinance of lntention for this project was adopted by City Council on March 31, 2006; the FinalPublic Hearing was on June 2, 2006; and the continued Council Hearing to confirm the assessmentsis scheduled for June 23,2006.

Please approve the Final Ordinance as to form and legality. Upon approval of the Final Ordinance,please call Lowell Labez for pick-up at (213) 847-1821.

Thank you.

Attn: Felicia Frericks

By: , P.E

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FRANK T. MARTINEZ OFFICE OF THE

CITY CLERKELECTION DIVISION

CITY CLERK CALIFORNIA

KAREN E KALFAYANEXECUTIVE OFFICER ROOM 245

2@ N. SPRING STREETLOS ANGELES, CA 9OOI2

(213) 97e-O444FAX (213) 974-0376

ANTONIO R. VILLARAIGOSA

ARLEEN P. TAYLORCHIEF OF ELECTIONS

MAYOR

June 12,2006

The Los Angeles City CouncilCity Hall, Los Angeles, California

REGARDING: ASSESSMENT BALLOT PROCEEDING FOR:TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRTVE (RE-BALLOT) LIGHTING DISTzuCTCOUNCIL FILE NUMBER 04-2506

Honorable Councilmembers :

ln accordance with Proposition 218, the City of Los Angeles provided notice to the property owners of theparcels in the proposed Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive (Re-Ballot) Lighting District, as specified in thesubject Council File. Along with that notice, each property owner received an assessment ballot weighted by theamount of the parcel's proposed assessment. I have tabulated the assessment ballots delivered to my office bythe final hearing date of Jrxrc2,2006.

rY oF Los ANcelr

The Street Lighting Maintenance Assessment District received a majority of weighted ballots in favor of theassessment. As a result, the City may impose the proposed additional annual maintenance assessments for theDistrict. The certified results of the tabulations are attached. I have also forwarded a copy of these results to theDepartment of Public Works, Bureau of Street Lighting, for their information.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR COUNCIL ACTION:

1. DENY the protests and confirm the assessments.2. ADOPT the Ordinance levying the assessments and ordering the maintenance of the lighting system

Sincerely,

TCity Clerk

Attachments

c: Department of Public Works, Bureau of Street Lighting

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

I, FRANK T. MARTINEZ, City Clerk of the City of Los Angeles, hereby certify to theCity Council that 21 ballots were submitted on or before June 2,2006, in connection with theassessment ballot proceeding for the proposed Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive (Re-Ballot)Lighting Maintenance Assessment District, as specified in Council File Number 04-2506. Ifurther certify the attached report to be a true, correct and complete tabulation of the returns ofthat assessment ballot proceeding.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed -y seal this

JaLauyofJune 2006.

Sincerely,

Clerk

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Propositi on 218 Assessment --.lot Tabulation forTramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive (Re-Ballot) Lighting DistrictGroup # 06407 Election # 181Final Public Hearing June 2,2OOG Council File# 04-2506

Ballot Tally

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GountyAPN

4416-023-0974416-023-0984416-023-0994416-023-0704416-023-0284416-023-029441 6-023-0304416-023-0314416-023-032441 6-023-0334416-023-034441 6-023-0354416-023-0364416-023-0374416-023-0384416-023-0394416-023-0404416-023-0414416-023-0424416-023-0434416-023-0444416-023-0454416-023-0464416-023-0474416-023-O4B4416-023-049441 6-023-0504416-023-0514416-023-0524416-023-0534416-023-O544416-023-0554416-023-0564416-023-057441 6-023-058441 6-023-0594416-023-0604416-023-0614416-023-062441 6-023-063441 6-023-095441 6-023-096

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EngelBrunelleBrunelle

17335 Tramonto, LLCHudsonBashiriEman

NicholsDepianteManser

RedmondWangBarclayHughesGoubran

VeisDrebinSatherKellyGlassFarber

CaughrenRabbittPotterHaleyPurdyZevinPark

JosefsonKrausSee

JosefsonWilliamsKhalkhahi

GriverGreenMartinZahnKrysaKalzEngelWine

Weighted VoteYes No

$ 15,61

$ 13.77$ 12.85Not Cast$ o.+gNot CastNot CastNot Cast

Not Cast

Not Cast$ 6.43$ 6.43

No Vote/Challenged

Challenged

Challenged

AssessmentWeight$15.61$13.77$12.85$4.02$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$6.43$48.20$12.85

BallotVote Y/N

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YNot CastNot CastNot Cast$ 6.43Not Cast

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Not CastNot CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast

Not Cast

Not Cast$ 12.85

$100.09

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$ 6.43Not Cast$ o.+sNot Cast$ o.+sNot CastNot CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast$ 6.43$ 6.43Not Cast$ 6.43Not CastNot Cast

Not CastNot Cast$ 6.43$ 6.43Not CastNot Cast$ 6.43Not Cast$ 6.43Not CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast

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N

YY

Y

Y

Not CastNot Cast

Not Cast

$51.44

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Not CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast$ 6.43Not Cast

$338.78

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TOTAL VOTES 19 I

Proposition 218 Assessment Ballot Tabulation forTramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive (Re-Ballot) Lighting DistrictGroup # 06407 Election # 181Final Public Hearing June 2,2006 Gouncil File# 04-2506

Voting/Ballot Summary

VoteWeighted

TotalAssessment Percent

of Votes Gast Number of BallotsYes $100.09 66.05% 11

No $51.44 33.95% 8No Vote 0Challenged 2

Assessment District Summary

Total Voted PercentParcels 42 19 45o/o

Assessment $338.78 $151.53 45o/o

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ITY oF LOS ANeeIp.FRANK T. MABTTNEZClty Clcrk

KAREN E. KAIJATANExecutivc Offrccr

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Bureau of Street LightingCity C1erk, Land Records DivisionBureau of EngineeringBoard of Public WorksCouncilmember Rosendahl

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Controller, Room 300Accounting Division, F&ADisbursement Division

City AttorneyChief l-,egislative AnaLysL

SETTING THE DATE OF iN'![E 2, 2006 AS THE HEARING DATE FOR THE MAINTENANCEOF TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRIVE (REBAI,I,OT) LIGHTING DISTRTCT

At the meeting of the Council held March 3l-, 2005, the followingaction was taken:

Motion adopted to approve Bureau of Street Lighting reportAttached report adoptedMayor concurredFORTHWITH...

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An Ordinance pursuant to the provisions of Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the LosAngeles Administrative Code, Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, andProposition 218 (Articles Xlll C and Xlll D of the California Constitution), declaring theintention of the Council of the City of Los Angeles to order the necessary street lightingsystems to be operated, maintained, and repaired, includinQ fumishing electric energy, forthe cunent Fiscal Year of 2005-2006, for the lighting of that certain district designated asthe:

TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LTONES DRTVE (RE-BALLOT)LIGHTING DISTRICT

THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The public interest and convenience require, and it is the intention of theCouncil of the City of Los Angeles to orderthe following improvement to be made, to wit:

That the necessary street lighting equipment be operated, maintrained and repairedand that electric energy be fumished for the cunent Fiscal Year of 2005-2006, for thelighting of:

TRAMONTO DRIVE,

from 991'SM/ Los Liones Drive to 616'SM/ Los Liones Drive,

in the City of Los Angeles (see Plan for details). The street or portions of streets to beimproved, and the district to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of theimprovement, shall be known for all proceedings hereunder as:

TRA|UONTO DRIVE AND LOS LTONES DRTVE (RE-BALLOT)LIGHTING DISTRIGT

Section 2. All of the said work shall be done in accordance with the report of theDirector of the Bureau of Street Lighting adopted by the Board of Public Works, therefore,approved by the City Council and on file in the office of the City Clerk. Reference to saidreport is hereby made for a full and detailed description of the proposed improvement andof the assessments to be levied.

Section 3. The said Council hereby makes all the costs and expenses of saidimprovement, including incidental expenses, chargeable upon the district to be benefitedthereby, with no additional portion of the costs to be paid out of the City Treasury.

Section 4. The Council hereby determines and declares that the district whichreceives special benefit from said improvement, and is to be assessed to pay the costsand expenses thereof, is described by the diagram with City page numbers 12713 andaccompanying assessment roll included by reference in the said report of the Director ofthe Bureau of Street Lighting adopted by the Board of Public Works, which diagramindicates by a boundary line the extent of the tenitory included within the assessmentdistrict. Reference is hereby made to said report and diagram for a full and completedescription of said district, which diagram shal! govem for all details as to the extentthereof. All public streets and alleys or portions thereof are hereby excepted there from.

Section 5. That the proceedings for the said improvement shall be had and takenunder and in accordance with Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles AdministrativeCode, Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, and Proposition 218 (ArticlesXlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution).

Section 6. The Board of Public Works shall prepare notices and ballots of saidimprovernent to be mailed by the City Clerk to each property owner affected by theassessment, and have the notices to be published in newspapers of general circulationpublished and distributed in the several areas of the City in the manner and form andwithin the time required by law.

Section 7. The City Clerk shall conduct an assessment ballot proceeding for thislighting district, as required by Proposition 218 (Article Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution).Ballots shal! be mailed with the hearing notices. The Clerk shall count, certiff, and reportthe results to the Council. The Council shall not impose the proposed assessment if thecount of the weighted "no" votes is greater than the weighted 'Yes" votes, and the specifiedlighting system will not be constructed. ln tabulating the ballots, the ballots shall beweighted according to the proportional financial obligation of the affected property due tothe improvement.

Section 8. The proposed street lighting maintenance assessments referencedherein are intended to be in addition to or in replacement of the existing assessment, asspecified in the Enginee/s Report. Where the proposed assessment is to be in addition tothe existing assessment, whether the proposed assessment is levied or abandoned, theexisting assessment shall not be affected. Where the proposed assessment is to be inreplacement of the existing assessment, if the proposed assessment is not levied, theexisting assessment shall not be affected.

Section 9. For each year following the first year of the assessment, the amountsof the assessments designated in the assessment roll may be increased annually, withoutfurther notice or ballot, by no more than the annual Consumer Price lndex (CPl) for LosAngeles-Anaheim-Riverside CA, provided by the U.S. Dept. of Labor (Bureau of LaborStatistics). ). The annual Consumer Price lndex (CPl) will be calculated from the calendaryear (January 1-December 31) just prior to the assessment period affected (July 1-June30).

Section 10. The administration of this district may be combined, without furthernotice or ballot, with the administration of any other district or districts, for which authorityfor such administrative combination is provided in the establishing ordinance. Suchcombined districts, for all administrative purposes including but not limited to, assessment,diagram, revenue and expenditures, notice and balloting, may be treated as a singledistrict.

Section 11. Notwithstanding that the assessments specified in the assessment rotlare imposed for the 2005/06 fiscal year, only if the street lighting system is energized on orbefore July 1, 2006 shall those assessments be transfened to the 2005/06 property taxrolls and collected. lf the system is not energized on or before that date, the assessmentsapproved herein, may be levied in the fiscal year following the year in which the system isenergized, without further notice or ballot.

Section 12. Thatrdrn o z N6 at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. is the time,

and the Council Chamber on the third floor in City Hall the City of Los Angeles is the place,when and where a public hearing on the proposed improvement and assessment will beheld by the City Council. Any person objecting to their assessment may file a writtenprotest or appeal with the City Clerk at any time prior to the hearing by the City Council.Any person may also present written or oral comments at the City Council hearing on thismatter. Such protest must contain a description of the prope$ in which each signerthereof owns an interest, sufficient to identify the property, and be delivered to the CityClerk, and no other protests than those presented within the time specified will beconsidered.

Ballots are due to the City Clerk at any time prior to or on the day of the hearing by CityCouncil. The City Clerk sha!! prepare a report of the assessment ballot proceeding resultsto the City Council.

Section 13. ,The City Clerk shatl certify to the passage of this ordinance and have it

dubiished [r dccorOan"ce with Councit poticy, either in.a daily newspaper.circulated in

in" Citv of Los nngJei or by posting ior te-ri days in thre.e plblic places in the city o!

Los Angeles: one copy on flie bullet'in board to&teo atthe Main Street entrance to the

Ios Aniefes City Hail; one copy on the bulletin board located at the Main Street

entrance to the Los Angeles Clty Hall East; and one copy 9-n the bulletin board located

at the Temple Street entrance t6 tne Los Angeles County Hall of Records'

I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Counci! of the Cityof Los Angeles, at its meeting of ilAR S t A006

FRANK T. MARTINEZ, City Clerk

By

APR 1 3 2006

Approved


ROCIGRD J. DELGADILLO, City Attomey

City Attomey

Date: 0

Fite No. o*-zsoL

Deputy

Mayor

Word Flle: L:ltPROP2lE\Odlnancs - lnbntlon0l - Trarnonb & Loo Lbn€s (Reballot).docLL DNE:1?J1|M

DEqIARAIION OF POSTIIIG ORDIIINNCE

I, MARIA C. RICO, state as follows: I €rlnr and was at all times

hereinafter mentioned, a resident of the State of California, over the age of

eighteen years, and a Deputy City Clerk of the City of Los Angeles,

California.

Ordinance No. L77438 - Ordinaace of Inteation - Erarooato Drive and Los X.ioaes

Drive (Re-Ballotl Lighting District - Eearing set 5/2/05 - a copy of which is

hereto attached, was finally adopted by the Los Angeles City Council on Maroh

31, 2006, and under the direction of said City Council and the City C1erk,

pursuant to Section 25L of the Charter of the City of Los Angeles and

Ordinance No. 172959r oo Atrlril 18, 2006, I posted a true copy of said

ordinance at each of three public places located in the City of Los Angeles,

California, as follows: 1) one copy on the bulletin board located at the Maj-n

Street entrance to the Los Angeles City HaLI; 2) one copy on the bulletin

board located at the Main Street entrance to the Los Angeles City HaII East;

3) one copy on the bulletin board located at the Temple Street entrance to

the Hall- of Records of t,he County of Los Angeles.

Copies of said ordinance were posted conspicuously beginning on AErril

18, 2006 and will be continuously posted for ten or more days.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and

correct.

Signed this 18th day of April 2006 at Los Angeles, California.

Mar aC Rico, Deputy City erk

Ordlaaaoe EffecBive Date: Alrril 28, 2006 Council Eile No. 0{-2506

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R:ev. QlztlW)

Crrv on Los ANcrmsIOARD OF PUBLIC WONKS

I,IEIABENS

cYNIlilAt tutzPRESIDEM

DAVIDSrcTtERVICE PRESIDENI

'AUIAA DANIEI.S

PRESIDENT PRO.TEMPORE

YOIANDA FUENIESCOMMISSIONER

CALIFORNIA OIFICE OT THEBOARD OF PUBTIC WORI(S

200 N. Sprlng St., Rm.355, City HollLOS ANGELES, CA 9MI2

JAMES A. GIBSONEGCLMVE OFFICER

GENERAL INFORMAIION,213197&U61

FAX (213) 97N278TDD: (213) s7*231o

ANIONIO R. VITLARAIGOSAMAYOR

vAuilE rmNE SHAWCOMMISSIONER

Nlay 25, 2006CouncLL HearLng: 6/2/06

\ciLy councilRoom 395, CH

Honorable Members:

InasTnuch as no one protested the assessments pursuant t,o the hearing scheduledthis dat,e in connection with the maintenance of Tramont,o Drive and Los l-,ionesDrive (Reba1lot) Lighting District,, the Board of trubIic Works reconrnends thatthe assessments therefore be confirmed.

Respectfully tted,

sA.Executive OfficerBoard of Rrblic Works

,JAG:ca

cc: Ctrairperson Fublic Works Corm:itteeDirector, Bureau of St,reet LightingCity Engineer

ATI ESU/[ OPPORTUNIW . AFFIRMANVE ACTION EMPLOYER

CERTIFTCATTON OF IdAIIJING NOTIEES OFSTREET ITICIEITNG UAMTB{ANCE

(Section 6.95 to 6.L27 of theLos Angeles Administrat,ive Code)

I Bruni Pelletier, hereby certify and declare that I am and

was at all times herein mentioned a Deputy City Clerk of the Cityof Los Angeles; that, acting for and under the direct,ion of t,he

City Clerk and in accordance with the direction contained inOrdinance of Intention No(s). L7?,438, relating to the proposed

maintenance of lighting posts and appliances and furnishlng ofelectric current thereto in the above designat,ed lighting district,under provisions of Sections 6.95 to 6.L27 of t,he Los AngelesAdministrative Code. I, on April t8e, ZOO6 deposit,ed in t,he UnitedStates mail at I-,os Angeles, CaLifornia, a notice entit,led trNot,ice

of Public HearS.ngs and Ba11ot, for Operation of Streetlights, n toeach of t,he owners of realproperty within the assessment dlstrictfor the said j.mprovement whose names and addresses appear on theLast, equalized assessment, ro11 of the County of L,os Angeles, or on

file in the office of, and known to the City Clerk of t,he City ofLos Angeles and that a t,rrre copy of such notice is at,tached heretoand made a part hereof.

f certify (or decLare) under penaltsy of perjury that theforegoing is true and correct,. At Lros Angeles, CaliforniaApril 18th. 2006.

Date

DEPIITY CITY CLERK

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TRAMONTO DRI1IE AND LOS UOI\TES DRTVE (RE"BALLOT) L. D.

GROIJP O&07

Mailing Date: 04-18-06P. W. Hearing Date: 05.24-06Coun HearingDatq 06-02-06

Frank T. Ivlartinea City ClerkAttn: Iand Records Division

Public Notices Section201 N. Figueroa Steet Rm.730Ios Angeles CA 90012

Bur. of StreetLightingAtfir: Prop.218 Section600 S. Spring Sreet Room 700Stop 545

Election DivisionAttn: Amife MiloRoom285, CityHallStop 168

Councilnember Bill Rosendahlllo DistictRoom415, CityHallStop 218

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MAINTENAIICE: Tramonto Dr. and Los Liones Dr. @e-Ballot)

Engel, Peter17328 Ventura Boulevard #245Encino CA 91316

Brunelle, Michael & Joycel8l7 Mchael IanePacific Palisades CA 90272

Bnrnelle, Michael & Joyce1817 Michael IanePacific Palisades CA 90272

4. 17335 Tramonto, LLC269 S. Beverly Drive #263BeverlyHills CA 90212

5. Condominium

Hudson, BefiyA. (tr)17339 Tramonto Drive #101Pacffic Palisades CA 90272

Bashiri, Manotrtcher & Tahereh17339 Tramonto Drive #102Pacffic Palisades CA 90272

Eman, Gizella(et aI)17339 Tramonto Drive #103Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Nichols, David J. (et al)17337 Tramonto Drive #lMPacific Palisades CA 90272

Depiante, Gloria D. Cfr)17337 Tramonto Drive #105Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Manser, Donald E. Jr. (Tr)1365 Goucher SheetPacific Palisades CA 90272

5. Condominium (continued)

Unit

Log169Page I

Redmond, Michael & Yvonne17716 Posetano RoadPacific Palisades CA 90272

Wan& Andrew C.11337 Tramonto Drive #108Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Barclay, Barbara (Ir)17337 Tramonto Drive #109Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Hughes, Frederick M. Jr.17337 Tmmonto Drive #110Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Croubran, Gaby W. & Nancy S.

1505 4th Stjef.it #222SantaMonicaCA 90401

Veis, Rob W.17337 Tramonto Drive #112Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Drebb Ellen B.17339 Tmmonto Drive #20 IPacific Palisades CA 90272

Sather, Kent & Joan17 339 Tramonto Driv e #202Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Kelly, Valerie M.17339 Tranonto Drive #203Pacffic Palisades CA 90272

Glass, Gary W. & Ruth H.17337 Tramonto Mve#204Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Farber, Vitaliy & hina17337 Tramonto Drive #205Pacific Palisades CA 90272

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MAINTENAI{CE: Tramonto Dr. and Los Liones Dr. @e-Ballot)

5. Condominium (continued) 5. Condominium (continued)

Unit

lVilliams, John R & Paula F.17337 Tramonto Drive #305Pacific Palisades CA 90212

3l Khalkfiali, Farzin & Zohreh B.10726 Mc Cune AvenueIos Angeles CA 90034

32 Gdver, Jeanette A.17337 Tramonto Drive #307Pacific Palisades CA 90272

33 Green,Ilana17337 Tramonto [hive #308Pacific Palisades CA 90272

34 MartirL Ve,me S. (Ir)17337 Tramonto Drive #309Pacffic Palisades CA 90272

35 Zah\Arnold T. & Bette L.cJ o Tabn Associates, Inc.22 N. CrescentMaplewoodNJ 07040

36 Krysq RobertA.(Tr)17337 Tramonto Drive #311Pacffic Palisades CA 90272

37 Katu, George G.17337 Tramonto Dive #3 12

Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Engel, Peter17390 Tmmonto DrivePacific Palisades CA 90272

Wine, Jamie L. (et al)t7420 Tmmonto DrivePacffic Palisades CA 90272

Log 169Page2

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Caughrcn, LisaD.17337 Tramonto Drive #206Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Itabbitt, John H. (Ir)17337 Tramonto Drive #207Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Potter, David F.17337 Tramonto Drive #208Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Ilaley, Marie T. Gr)17337 Tramonto Drive #209Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Purdy, Jack C. (et al)17337 Tramonto Drive #210Pacific Palisades CA 90272

7ni\ Mitchell17337 Tramonto Drive #211Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Park, Young W. & Hee W.4128 Chardonnay Dr.Bakersfield CA 93306

Josefson, Steve & Ellie17339 Tramonto Drive #301Pacific Palisades CA 90272

I(raus, Nina (Tr)17339 Tramonto Drive #302Pacific Palisades CA 90272

See, Carolyr (fr)17339 Tramonto Drive #303Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Josefson, Steve & Ellie17337 Tramonto Drive #3MPacific Palisades CA 90272

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END - THIS LIST IS SIJBJECT TO CORRECTION

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tr YES

Street Lighting O^- --'ation and Maintenancr ssessment BallotTRAMONTO DR. & LOS LIOI\IES DR (RE-BALLOT)

I am in favor of the Street Lighting Maintenance District and the ass€ssm€nt. I undentandthat I will be charged $15.61 annually only for their operation and maintenance.

I am not in favor of the Street Lighting Maintenance District and the assessment. Iunderstand that a majority NO vote will cause the streetlights not to be insta[ed.

I hereby declare, under penalty ofperjury, that I am the record owner, or the authorized representative ofthe record owner, of the parcel identified in the Property Information Section below.

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Property Owner Print Name:

Property Owner Signature: Date:

-oR-Authorized Representative Signature:

Title: Date:

Instructions Group No.: o@07In order for-your ballot to counL all of these instructions must be followed: Election No.: 181

l. Votebymarkingoneoftheaboveboxes. Markonlyonebox. CityAssmtNo.: l27l3{ol2. Mark your ballot with blue or black ink. Do gg! use pencil.

3. Print your name, sign, and date the ballot. (If more than one owner, only one owner needs to sigu)4. Fold the ballot and mail this entire page in the enclosed envelope. Dotted lines on the back will help with folding.5. Make sure the Los Angeles City Clerk address on the back sf this page appears in the window of the re0rn envelope.

6. The ballot must be received by Friday, June 02, 2CI6.

Property Information(If arry of the inlormotion b ircorrect, please correct il on rte back of this sheet. All coneted information will be atbiea o verifrcaion)

Address: 17425 TRAMONTO DR County Assessor's Parcel Number: U1ffi23-@7

No. ofDwellingUnia:0

Parcel Acreage: .3400

Benefit Uni(s): .255

I:nd Use Description VAC

Benefit 7nn{s):2

Assessment Info rmation. You are currently paylng $0.00 annually for steetlight rnaintenancs and orperation. The fiscal year 20fi6-07 assessment amount will be $15.61 (about $1.30 per month). *

*The annual maintqtance assessment rates will be increased each year A 2%o, not to qceed the annual change in the C-onsrmrer PriceInd* (CPI) for all lhrban Consumers in the Ins Angeles, Rivqside, and Orange County areas. The actual assessmen* laied in any

ftscal year will be as approved by the City C.otmcil and may not uced the assessment rate without receiving property owner approval forthe increase.

Ballot Counting InformationAll ballots tbat are received before the end of the final public hearing will be opened and counted based on the amormt of the Assessrnent.

If the total amount of NO votes is larger than the total amount of YES votes, then the Assessment District will not be approved. Formore information please read the acconpanying notice.

City of Los AngelesDepartment of Public WorksBureau of Street Lighting

City ClerkID#_

I

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Please note any correctlons ln thls area.

couNTY ASSESSOR NO. (APN):(Shown at the top of the address label)

PROPERry OWNER NAI\IE:

MATLING ADDRESS:

!.AND USE:

DWELLING UNITS PARCEL ACRES:

LOS ANGELES CITY CLERK, ELECTION DIVATTN:218 BALLOT (ST. LTG. MNT.#181)2OO N. SPRING STREET ROOM 285LOS ANGELES CA 90099.9716

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Legally Requiredlnformation

NOTIGE TO PROPERW OWNERSFORT,.= FORiiATION OF THE CITY OF LOS A--_LES

STREET LIGHTING MANTENANGE DISTRICT

City of Los AngelesDept. of Public Works

Bureau of StreetLlghting

TRAi,IONTO DR. & LOS LTONES DR. (RE-BALLOT)

BALLOT - Ballots must be recelved by the due date stated below.

l. Notice

This notice informs you, as record owner of propefi within the proposed assessment district, which on 03/31/06 the LosAngeles City Council declared its intention to form a new Street Lighting Maintenance District, under Council File number04-2506, and has scheduled two public hearings concerning these items. All interested persons are invited to attend thepublic hearings and express opinions on the proposed assessment.

. Publlc Hearing: To be held on Wednesday, May 24, 2006 at 9:30 AM, during a regular meeting of the Board of Public Works.Location: Third floor hearing Room 350, City Hall,200 N. Spring Street. (Please note: the public entrance is on Main Street.)

' Flnal Publlc Heartng: To be held on Friday, June 02, 2006 at 10:00 AM during a regular meeting of the Los Angeles City Council.Location: John Fenaro Council Chamber, Third floor, Room 340, City Hall, 200 N. Spring Steet. (Please note: the public entrance ison Main Street.)

r Protest Procedure: Protests presented for consideration of the Council are not binding, regardless of the number. The Council mayaccept or deny the protest(s) at its discretion. Any person may file a written protest or appeal wtth the Ci$ Clerk at any time PRIORTO, OR ON THE DAY OF, the final public hearlng by the Ci$ Council on this mater. Written protests shall speciff the ground(s)upon which the protest is based, the name and mailing address of the person protesting, a desoipton sufficient to identff theproperty for which the protest ls being filed, the Council File number, and be mailed or delivered to the City Clerk, Room 395, LosAngeles Ci$ Hall, 200 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012.

ll. Assessment lnformation

The proposed Assessment described in this Notice is new and, if approved, will appear on your propefi tax bill.

1. Descrlptlon of Dlstrlct See enclosed map2. Your Proposed Annual Assessment: The proposed Assessment on your properly for Fiscal Year (FY) 2006-07 is shown on the

enclosed yellow ballot (FiscalYear is from July 1 to June 30)3. Enttre Dtstrtct Propoced Annual Assessment: The proposed annual assessment for the entre distict for

FY 200&07 is $338.78.4. Duratlon of the Proposed Assessment: Annually on tax bills.5. Reason for the Assessment: To pay for the costs of operatirg, seMdng and maintaining local street lighting. These costs

lnclude, but are not limited to electicity, lamps, fixtures, poles, wires, repalr crews ard vehides and other items necessary tooperate the streedights in the City of Los Angeles.

6. Calculatlon of the Assessment: The back of this notice explains how assessments are calculated. All parcels wtthin anAssessment Dlstuict that receive special benefit(s) from enhanced levels of local steet lighting are assessed in poportion to thespeclal beneft(s) they receive. The assessment rates that are shown are considered the rates for FY 2006-07 and will beincreased every year by 2o/o, not to exceed the annual change in the Consumer Price lndex (CPl) during the preceding year endlrgln March, for all Urban Consumers in the Los Angeles, Riverside, and Orange County areas. The actual assessments levled ln anyffscal year will be as approved by the Cig Council and may not exceed the assessment rate without receMng propeny ownerapproval.

7. Ballotlng Results: lf a maj,ority of the ballots retumed are ln support of the Assessment District, the Distict will be formed and theAssessment ln the amount llsted on the enclosed ballotwill be lmposed. lf a majortty of the ballots retumed are in opposition to theAssessment Distict, the Assessment will not be imposed and the proposed steetlQhb will not be lnstalled. Ballots are weightedproportonally by each parcel's Assessment amount. ($1 = 1 vote.)

lll. Questlons Regardlng These Proceedings

lf you have any questions about the proposed asscsment distict or thls process, please contact our staff at the City of Los Angeles at(21314795377, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. or at [email protected] or visit us at htQ/lwur.ladty.org/bsuindex.htn

As a cove.d sitty ur@ Tlto ll of tr|e ArrErlcarrs wlth Dtsaulltl€ Aal. tlc Clty d Los Angsl6 dG not dscrltrimte m th. basF ofdllabilv atd upon rqu6t rfl provlde ]lasdEblc accdtnDdaud't b eninr €gual acc63 tc lB pro€rattt. rgvlceE ald acilvitG.

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How your Assessment is lculatedThis brief description is summarized from a detailed Assessment Engineering Report that is on flle in the ffice of the City Clerk, wtrichmay be revieured during normal business hours.

Sample Calculatlon - Beneftt Zone 2

SFR-7,000sq.ft lot=Med.Denslty I EDUxI (ABF)= I BU lBUx$61.20(BZR)=$61.20(annualassessment)lndustrlal -1112acre lot= 0.50 acres 3 EDU x 0.5 (ABF) = 1.5 BU I.SBU x $6f .20 (BZ$ =$91.80 (annual asseasment)

Step 1: Equivalent Dwelling Unit Rate (l'able 1) x Applied Benefit Factor Cl'able 2) = Benefit Units (BU's)

Step 2: Benefit Units (Step 1) x Benefit Zone Rate Oable 3) = Annual Parcel Assessment

Table I - Equlvalent Dwelllng UnltAsslgnmentsThis alculatlon takes into acqunt the ditrerent land uses of proprties. Nl properties are related to the medium density singlelamilyresifuntial parcel, which is assignedan EDU of 1. (DU = Dwelling Unit; EDU = Equivalent Dyvelling Unit; acreage is pronted)

Table 2 - Sfest Llghflng Beneflt FactorsBenefft Factors define the special benelfi assoc/ated wth the use of the prqefty. (ABF = Applbd funeft Factor)

Table 3 - Benefit Zoneg and Assessment Ratesfuneftt Zones are ldentified Dr,sed on the W of dreet lighting sysfem that ts tnsblled. (BZR = Beneft Zqte Rate).

BsnefilZone

BensfltZone Rater Descrlptlon

1

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4

56

$82.59$61.20$136.47

$21.60

$89.78$sa.ta

Omamenbl llghtng system on resldential sfeeb. Generally used to lllumlnate the roadmy and sldevualk areas.Modem llghtng systern on resldential steeb.Modem llghtng system on arterial sheeb.Ughting system that requlres addltional malntenance or energy than energy effdent lamps. Applles to metal hallde hmps.Thls rate ls added b anotherzone rate.Special stand-alone elecfrollers for pedestlan lllumlnaton only. Thls rate ls in addition to Zone 1,2,3 q 4.Spedal pedestlan system atbched to e{stng roadway electrollers. Thls rate is in addition b Zone 1,2,3 q 4,

* Assesgnent Rates for FY fuOOA7. me annual opreition anct malntenance assessr/rent rttes wtlt b incraasrid each year by ?/o, nd to oxceed theannual dranga in ttle @nsumer Prie ln&x (CP| for all Urban @nsuners in tlln Los Angoles, Ritrerside, and Onnge @unty arcas.

Code D,escrlptlon DU equlvalent Land Use Flnal EDU Rate

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SFR - Very Low Denslty Larger than %.aqelot (21,780 sf)

SFR - Low Densitp % acre (10,890 sf) to % acre (21,780 sf)

SFR - Medium Denslty 1/8 acre (5,445 sf - % acre lot (10,890 sf)

SFR - High Denstty Less than 1l8aqe lot (5,445 sf)

1.5 EDU/DU

1.25 EDU/DU

1.0 EDU/DU

.75 EDU/DU

1.00

1.00

't.00

1.00

1.5 EDU/DU

1.25 EDU/DU

1.0 EDU/DU

.75 EDU/DU

MFR/CDO

MFR/CDO

MFR/CDO

MFR/CDO

MFR/CDO

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EEU

Lor Denslty (2 to 4 unlb)

Medium Denslty (5 to 15 unlb)

Hlgh Denslty level 1 (16 to 25 unlts)

Hlgh Denslty lerrel2(2sb 50 unlts)

High Denslty lerrel 3 (greabrthan 50 units)

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

0.75

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1.25

1.50

1.75

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6 EDU/AC

7.5 EDU/AC

9 EDU/AC

10.5 EDU/AC

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Moblle Horne Parks

Commerclal and lnstltutlonal (schools)

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Utlltty Propertles

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Agrlcutture

6 EDU'AC

6 EDU'AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

6 EDU/AC

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1.00

1.00

1.25

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6 EDU/AC

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(E.9. schools)U0llty,,

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Secutlty and Safe$

Communlty Characterand VttalltySubb0al:

1.0

1.0

2.0

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Light not yetinstalled.

This package contains a ballot to determine if streetlights will be installed adjacent to your property.

In order to install streedights near your property, an Assessment District must be created to collect the annualcost from adjrcent propefty owners to operate and maintain the lights. This is your opportunity to vote onwhether you want to have streedights and accept the charge added to your properry taxes to pay these costs.

In this packet you will find a blue Notice, a yellow Ballot, and an envelope for mailing the ballot.

Street Lighting Operation and Maintenance Ballot

This ballot is the most important document in this matenaT.It shows the proposed assessment amount for your propertyBallots that arc not retumed, or that arc retumed late, cannot be counted.

Please refurn your ballot!

Notice to Property Owners

This Notice provides you with legally required information about theballoting and the assessment. On the back, it explains how your assessmentis calculated.



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Para instalar un sistema de alumbrado pdblico cerca de su propiedad, un distrito de valoraci6n debe ser creadopara colectar anualmente de los propietarios la cantidad parala operaci5n y mantenimiento del alumbrado.Esta es su opoftunidad parayotar si desea que el alumbrado se mantenga encendido y

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Esta balota es el documento m6s importante dentro de este matertal.I-,abalota muestra la propuesa cantidad de tasaci5n sobre su propiedad.Balotas no regresadas o regresadas tatde,no pueden ser contadas.

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COMMUNTCATTON FROM THE BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING and ORDINANCE OFtNTENTION FIRST CONSIDERATION relative to establishing a hearlng date for themaintenance of TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRIVE (REBALLOT) LIGHTINGDISTRICT.

Recommendations for Council action, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE MAYOR:

1 . ADO PT the report of the Director, Bu reau of Street Lighting, dated Decem be r 1 4, 2OO5.

2. PRESENT and ADOPT the accompanying ORDINANCE OF INTENTION setting thedate of JUNE 2,2006 as the hearing date for the malntenance of Tramonto Drive andLos Liones Drive (Reballot).Lighting District, in accordance with Proposition 218,Artlcles XlllC and XlllD of the California Constltution and Government Code Sections3753.

Fiscal lmpact State.ment: The Bureau of Street Lighting reports that if adopted, $338.78will be collected annually startlng with tax year 2005-06 that will go into a dedicated streetlighting maintenance assessment account for the use in the operation and maintenanceof this street lighting system.

(Board of Public Works Hearing Date: May 24,2006)

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As recomnended in the accomparrying report, of the Director of the Bureau ofStreet, I-,ighting, wh5-ch this Board has adopted, the Board of public Worksrecorunends thaL the City Cor:nciL adopt this report and the ordinance ofIntention for TramonLo Drive and l-ros Liones Drive (Re-BaLLot) -Street LightingMaintenance Assessment, District, and thaL the proceedinge for this project beconducted in conformance with Proposition 218.

The Board further requests that the City Clerk maiL notices of theproceedings, and assessment, baLLot,s to property ourners, and that the CityClerk count, certify and report, the reeults of the baLLot proceedings to theCounci-I.

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City AttorneyChief Legislatj-ve Analyst

RE ABANDONING ALL PROCEEDINGS RELATTNG TO THE IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCEOF THE TRAMONTO AND I,OS IJIONES DRIVES TJTGHTING DTSTRICT

At the meeting of the Council held September 6, 2005, the following actionwas taken:

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ENGINEER'S REPORT

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REGARDING STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS tN THE

TRAITT|ONTO DRTVE AND LOS LTONES DRM (RE-BALLOT)LIGHTING DISTRICT

IN CONFORMANCE WITH PROPOSITION 218

PREPARED December 1, 2OO5

Group No.06407

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ENGINEER'S REPORT

Description of how the City finances the cost of street lighting maintenance, how theseassessments were calculated, and how this complies wtth Section 4 of Proposition 2't8,Article Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution, in regards to the subject street lightingmaintenance assessment district(s).

The Bureau of Street Lighting, for the Board of Public Works, administers and operatesthe street lighting system of the City. This includes managing the financing of theslptem. By Council Policy, about 80o/o of the steetlights are financed through streetlighting maintenance assessments to beneftting properties, and the rest through theI.ADWP.

Proposition 2'18, section 4 (b), requires that'...All assessments shall be supported by adetailed enginee/s report prepared by a registered professional engineer certified by theStrate of Califomia...' lt further requires in section 4 (f) that '...in any legal actioncontesting the validity of any assessment, the burden shall be on the agency todemonstrate that the property or properties in question receive a special benefit over andabove the benefits confened on the public at large and that the amount of any contestedassessment is proportional to, and no greater than, the benefib confened on the propertyor properties in question..."

The purpose of this report is to respond to the specific requirements of Proposition 2'18and State law, for the subject steet lighting maintenance assessment district(s).

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Approved by: Norma M. lsahakian, P.E., Assistant Director, Bureau of Steet Lighting

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Summary

Definitions of Special Benefit and General Benefit Street Lighting

Street Lighting Types and Financing

How Street Lighting Maintenance Assessments are Calculated

Assessment Rates

Specifications For The Operation of Steet Lighting Maintenance Assessment District(s)

Data Entry Sheet(s)

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Refer to the Report of the Board of Public Works For The Followlnq Transmittals

Ordinance(s) of lntention forthe Proposed Assessment District(s)Assessment Diagram(s) for the Proposed Assessment District(s)Assessment Roll(s) for the Proposed Assessment Disfict(s)

1 SUMMARY

On November 5, 1996 the voters of Califomia approved Proposition 218, which became part ofthe Califomia Constitution. lt imposes additlonal requirements on local govemment whenassessments for steet lighting maintenance are proposed. This enginee/s report will explaln themethodology for the calculation of the assessmenb, the Citt's policy between special andgeneral benefit and information about the subject projecrt.

City funding is provided for street lighting, which light hrnnels, bridges, and minimal traffic safetylighting installed on wooden power poles. Under City Policy, funding for permanent streetlighting, which directly benefits nearby properties, is financed by assessments only.

2. SPECIAL BENEFIT AND GENERAL BENEFIT STREET LIGHTING

Speclal Beneflt is the direct street lighting benefit to a property, and to its owner or users, basedon the existence of the nearby street lighting systems that is designed to illuminate the roadwayand sidewalk adjacent to the specific property at night. When there is a single streetlight in frontof or near the property in question, there is speclal beneftt to the extent that the roadway andsidervalk are llluminated, notwithstanding that the sbeet lightlng system for the block is lncomplete.Proposition 218 allows the assessment of properties which receive special benefit, to the extentthat the assessment is not greater than the reasonable cost of the proportional special benefitconfened on those parcels.

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General Beneflt is defined as a benefit to properties in the surounding community or a benefit tothe public in general resulting from the improvements, activities or services to be provided by theassessment levy. These benefits include the benefit fom street lighting s)Etems for locations thatdo not benefit specific properties, as well as interim lighting for minimal traffic safety on woodenpower poles and permanent lighting at intersections with mast arm or traffic vehicular heads. Anyspecial benefit from these lights will be intangible and not quantifiable in relation to their GeneralBenefit use. Proposition 218 requires the City to finance general benefrt costs trom other thanproperty assessments. These costs are financed from public funds.

The types of lighting that fall into these benefit categories are further outlined below.

3. STREET LIGHTING TYPES AND FINANCING

There are three types of street lighting in the City of Los Angeles, each with different purposes,physical characteristics and financing modes. The following is a brief description of each:

A SPECIAL BENEFIT - Special Benefit street light slptems are permanent streetlightsystems designed to meet City standards of illumination which provide special benefit tonearby properties. These are generally systems with steel or concrete poles, undergroundwiring, intended to be part of a complete system providing a designed level of illuminationand uniformity on the roadway and sidewalk areas. These systems are generally installedthrough either, assessmentrs to nearby benefiting propertles, grants or through requlrementson private developments, and are owned by the Departnent of Public Works. The financingof their entire costs of operation and maintenan@ is through the annual assessment ofnearby properties that are determined to receive special benefit. All general benefits, if any,to the sunounding community and public in general from these special benefit streetlightsystems are intangible and are not quantifiable.

B. GENERAL BENEFIT - General Benefit lighting systems are permanent street light systemand which illuminate vehicular and pedestrian bridges and tunnels; intersections with mastarm or haffic vehicular heads; and other locations where there are no adjacent or nearbyproperties which receive direct, special benefit. These are part of a complete system for thestruc'ture, or street, providing a designed level of illumination and uniformity on the roadwayand sidewalk areas. The financing of their entire costs of operation and maintenance isthrough public funds and/or Department of Water and Power funds. These slptems aregenerally installed with public funding, and owned by the Departnent of Public Works.

C. LffiLlTARIAhI LIGHTING - Utilitarian Lighting is a general benefit type of steet lighting thatis instralled, operated and maintained by the Department of Water and Power. These lightrsare mounted on wooden power poles, and do not have a designed average level of uniformityor illumination. These lights are considered interim, minimal safety lighting for specificlocations where there are no permanent street lighting systems. The costs of operation arefinanced through the Department of Water and Power.

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4. HOW MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS ARE CALCULATED

Based on Council Policy, Los Angeles Administrative Code, annual City Budgets, andassessment proceedings, assessments are for the total estimated amount of the cost of operationand maintenance.

All costs of street llghting malntenance and operation for the subJect llghtlng sletsms areto be assessod-[ono are to be flnanced with publlc funds.

The total estimated amounts of revenues and operating costs for previously assessed parcels areshown in the annual reports for the Los Angeles City Street Lighting Maintenance AssessmentDistrict (LACLD). The assessment rates are based on these estimates, which rely on actualcosts for previous years, and on historic relationships between the different rates.

Proper maintenance and operation of the streetlight infastructure benefits all properties within theDistict by providing security, safety, and community character and vitality.

ln addition, Proposition 218, the 'Right to Vote on Taxes Acf which was approved on theNovember 1996 statewide ballot and added Article XlllD to the Califomia Constitution, requiresthat a parcel's assessment may not exceed the reasonable cost for the proportional specialbenefit confened on that parcel. Article XlllD provides that only special benefits are assessableand the City must separate the general benefits fom the special benefib. lt also requires thatpublicly owned properties. which benefit from the improvements, be assessed.

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The calculation method takes into account the following:

Beneflt Zones - The tpe of street lighting system that is installed. These will beidentified as benefit zones. These zones may indicate a modem system that providesthe minimum illumination levels adopted by the City or may include pedesfian lighting.Each zone requires a certiain avenage energy usage, maintenance and evenfualreplacement.

Equlvalent Dwelllno Unlts - The calculation will take into account the different landuses on the properties for comparative purposes. (E.g.A vacant property vs. a multiplefamily property \rs. a @mmercial property.)

Beneflt Factors - Benefit Factors will deftne the special benefit assoclated with the useof the property. Special Benefit Factors will be applied to properties that demonstrate adifferent use pattem.

Partlal Llshtlnq Factorc - Partial Lighting Factors will define the amount offrontage lit by the streetlights.

Rates - The cunent rates have been set due to the Bureau's cunent maintenancedistrict. These rates include energy, maintenance, administration and eventualreplacement at the end of lffe.

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All these factors will be evaluated and formulated into Benefit Units, utilizing Equivalent DwellingUnits and Benefit Factors, which will then be multiplied by the conesponding rate per the BenefitZone. The following explains each factor in more detail.

Beneflt Zones

Beneftt Zones are used to differentiate between the different types of lighting service parcelsreceive. All parcels served by a similar kind of lighting slrstem spaced a similar distrance apartmight be considered to be in the same Benefit Zone.

Each benefit zone will have a specific Assessment Rate associated with it, and a parcel can be inmore than one benefit zone.

fut area with a very high level of lighting, with twice the number of lights installed, could be in aspecific benefit zone that would be charged twice the rate of those types of lights. lf that areaalso included pedestrian lights, it could be in two zones of benefit. Zones may be adjusted due toany identified general benefit component.

For parcels on comers with more than one lit side, the parcel will be zoned per the side that theproperty trakes access.

We have determined that there are fre (5) different levels of benefit within the District, and theseare distinguished by different zone designations.

The zones identified below are assumed to utilize energy efficient lamps. Any request for lampsthat are not energy efficient or require additional maintenance will need to be evaluated and therate will need to be adjusted accordingly.

Zonel - Thls zone is an omamental llghting system on reldentialstreeb. Thls llghtng systemgenerally ls used b lllumlnate the roadway and sldervalk areas.

Thls zone is a modem [ghtng system on residentialsteets.

Thls zone ls a modem lighting system on arterial steets.

This zone is applied b [ghting systems that requlre addltional maintenance or ene[gythan energy eficlent lamps. This will apply to metal hallde lamps and the zone wlll becombined with arpther zone.

Zone 5 - This zone is for speclal stand alone pedesfflan electuoliers on arterlal stuoets. Thelighting system provides illumination for pedestian use only. Thls Zone vuould be lnadditon to Zone's 1, 2, 3 or 4,

Zone 6 -Thls zone is for speclal pedestrian systems that are attached to existng roadrrayelectuoliers. This Zone vuould be in addition b Zone s 1, 2,3 or 4.

Equlvalent DwelllnE Unlts

The medlum denslty slngle-famlly resldentlal parcel has been selected as the baslc unlt forcalculailon of assessmonB; therefore, the medium density single-family residential parcel isdefined as one Equivalent Dwelling Unit (EDU). A methodology has been developed to relate allother land uses to the medium density single-family residential land use.

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The calculations take into account two factors that impact the land use and density of the affectedparcel. These include: size of the parcel in relation to a Sinole Family Residential and land use ofthe oarcel in relation to SFR.

Size of the parcel

All non SFR properties are converted to EDUs using the City of Los Angeles'averagesize for a SFR lot. Based on the data that we have reviewed, the average SFR lot isapproximately 7,500 sq. ft, or approximately 6 dwelling units per acre. Therefore, parcelsare assigned 6 EDU per acre or any portion thereof. The relationship of the size of theparcelto a SFR provide a base to adjust that is related to the maintenance and operationexpenses of the public improvement.

Land Use of the oarcel

The final EDU is adjusted in accordance with the land use of the property. The factorassigned is related to the approximate use/ trips generated for a particular property t1pe.For example, multiple family residences with many units will have more use of theproper$ and of the street lighting slptem while vacant properties and agriculturalproperties have extremely limited use. A factor of .25 is used to distinguish an increasein use ftom one property to another. The land use adjustment determines theproportional special benefit that the parcel derives from the use of the street lightingslptem within the vicinity.

Table 1, below, shows the various land uses EDU rates assigned.

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SFRM SFR - Medlum Density: 1 18 acre (5,445 sf - lt acre lot (10,890 sf) 1.0 EDU/DU 1.00 1.0 EDU/DUSFRH SFR - Hlgh Density: Less than 1/8 acre lot (5,445 sf) 75 EDU/DU 1.00 .75 EDU/DU

Multlple Famlly Resldentlal and CondomlnlumsMFR/CDO Lor Denslty (2 b 4 untts) 6 EDU/AC 0.75 4.5 EDU/ACMFR/CDO Medlum Density (5 b 15 units) 6 EDU/AC 1.00 6 EDU/ACMFR/CDO Hlgh Density level 1 (16 b 25 units) 6 EDU/AC 1.25 7.5 EDU/ACMFR/CDO Hlgh Denslty level 2 (25 to 50 units) 6 EDU/AC 1.50 9 EDU/ACMFR/CDO Hlgh Density level3 (greabrthan 50 units) 6 EDU/AC 1.75 10.5 EDU/AC

MH Moblle Home Parks 6 EDU/AC 0.50 3 EDU/ACcoM Gommercld and lnstltrflonal (schools) 6 EDU/AC 1.25 7.5 EDU/ACIND lndustrlal 6 EDU/AC 1.00 6 EDU/ACUTL utlllty Properdec 6 EDU/AC 1.00 6 EDU/ACGOV Govemment I Publlc Properdes 6 EDU/AC 1.25 7.5 EDU/ACPRK Park 6 EDU/AC 0.50 3 EDU/ACVAC Vacant 6 EDU/AC 0.25 1.5 EDU/ACAGR Agrlcutture 6 EDU/AC o.25 1.5 EDU/ACEXE Exempt 6 EDU/AC 0.00 0

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Avenge Denslty ot a SFR in City of lA = 7ffi dAvenge number of units for apartnent buidings ln the City of lA = 14 unttsFor apartments over 15 units a manager must be l*ated qt the premises.

Vacant land is typically appnised at 25% of the lmproved value.

Single Family Residential (SFR) Parcels

A mediumdensity SFR lot equals 1 EDU. All SFR parcels with lot sizes equalto 1/8 acreand up to 114 acre (5,45 sf and 10,890 s0 are considered medium density SFR's.

SFR parcels larger than 114 acre are considered low density SFRs. Since these parcelsare larger than the medium density SFR's, and occupy more street frontage per parcel, inorder to meet the minimum design lighting requirements, more street lights areassociated with these larger parcels; therefore, low density SFR's are assigned 1.25EDU.

SFR parcels smaller than 1/8 acre are considered high density SFR's. Since theseparcels are smaller than the medlum density SFR's, and occupy less street fontage perparce!, in order to meet the minimum design lighting requirements, fewer street lightsassociated with these smaller parcels; therefore, high density SFR's are assigned 0.75EDU.

Other Residential Prooerties

The equivalencies of other residential land uses, such as multi-family residence (MFR) orcondominiums (CDO), are determined by multiplying the number of dwelling units oneach parcel by EDU Factors that are based on the relative population density of theseresidential land uses. These fiactors are based on trip generation rates and etimatedwastewater usage, which are both related to population density.

Non-Residential Parcels

Non-residential properties are converted to EDU's using the City of Los Angeles'averagesize for a SFR lot. A.s stated above, the average SFR lot is approximately 7,500 sl whichis approximately 6 dwelling units per acre, wlrich relates the size of the parcel to a SFR.Non residential properties are adjusted by a .25 factor to distinguish between the variousland use of the parcels as it relates to their special benefit.

Non-residential properties include commercial, industrial, and insttfutional uses (such asschools, churches and hospitals). Utility properties are assessed the same as non-residential property, and Govemmental properties are assessed based on how they areused (this could be residentialor non-residential).

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Vacant Parcels

Vacant property consists of parcels with few or no improved structures. Based upon theopinions of professional appraisers, appraising cunent market property values for realestate in Southem Califomia, the land value portion of a propefi typically ranges from 20to 30 percent of the propety's total value. Additionally, the utilization of vacant property issignificantly less than improved propefi and vacant property has a traffic generation rateof 0. Therefore, va@nt SFR lots (including park and agricultural parcels) will be assignedbenefit at the rate of 25o/o of the non-residential rate, or 1.5 EDU per acre or any portionthereof.

Beneflt Factors

The EDU rates are modffied by Benefit Factors that relate to how a particular land use benefitsfrom streetlighb

The amount of benefit received will vary with the different land use on the property. There aretwo categories from which the total benefit of a parcel is derived:

1. Securlty and Safety Beneflt. The prevention of crime and the alleviation of the fear ofcrime at the assessed properties, and the prevention of local pedestrian and trafficaccidents related to the assessed properties.

2. Communlty Character and Vltallty Beneflt The promotion of social interaction,promotion of business and industy, and the contribution to a positive night time visualimage for the assessed properties.

To assign the benefit factors, each land use is compared to residential properties. Residentialproperties are the base properties and are assigned benefit factors of 1 for both the "Security andSafety Benefif and the "Community Character and Mtality Benefff.

Commercial and Parks benefit similarly to residential propefi and therefore are assigned thesame benefit factors.

lndustial and utility properties receive benefits from added security and safety, but really receiveno benefrt for community character and vitality, as the nature of these properties do not promoteeither.

Likewise, vacant and agriculfure properties receive benefitrs trom added securtty and safety,although not at nearly the level of developed property, but really receive little beneftt fromadditional community character and vitality.

Table2 provides a summary of the Benefit Factors that are applied.

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Partial Liqhtinq Factors

The EDU rates are further modified by Partial Lighting Factors that take into consideration theamount of frontage lit by the streetlights. lf almost the entire frontage of a parcel is lit, then thePartial Lighting Factor is 1.0. lf the frontage of a parcel is not fully lit, then a Partial LightingFactor of 0.75, 0.50 or 0.25 will be applied depending on the percentage of frontage lit.

5. ASSESSMENT RATES

Based on 2005/06 estimated annual budget, the following table provides the MaximumAssessment Rates for each of the Zones:

*The maximum annual maintenance assessment rates will be increased each year by 2%, not toexceed the annual change in the Consumer Price lndex (CPI) for all Urban Consumers for theLos Angeles, Riverside, Orange County Areas.

Table 2 - STREET LIGHTING BENEFIT FACTORS

Land UseResidential

on a nonarterial st.

Res. on aarterial st.

Res. OnPrivate St. Commercial

lnstitutional(E.9. schools)

Utility/!ndustrial Park VacanU

Agriculture

Security andSafety

1.0 1.0 .25 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 .5

CommunityCharacter

and Vitality1.0 5 25 1.0 .5 0 1.0 .5

Subtotal: 2.0 1.5 .5 2.0 1.5 1.0 2.0 1.0

AppliedBenefitFactor

1.0 75 .25 1.0 75 .5 1.0 .5

ZONEADMIN &

Eng.

Energy(EGA UtilityUsers Tax)

Replacement Repair Tree Trim TotalBU

TotalFY 2004-05Maximum

$/BU *

1 $541,745 $ 1.175.461.83 $450,130 $548,859 $120,2U 34,343.M $82.59

2 $6,008,929 $10,636,819.25 $4,992,7s7 $6,087,840 $1,333,943 474,857.79 $61.20

3 $2,252,888 $ 4,622.360.97 $1,871,902 $2,282,474 $500,126 84,486.29 $136.47

4 $5,967 $ 315.887.76 $0 $6,045 $o 15,182.44 $21.60

5 $205,715 $ 536,528.47 $170,926 $208,416 $45,667 13,273.31 $89.78

o $762 $ 297.504.72 $14,284 $772 $o 6,336.65 $54.14

TOTAL $9,016,006 $17,584,563 $7,500,000 $9,134,407 $2,000,000 $45,234,970

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The actual assessments levied in any fiscal year will be as approved by the City Council and maynot exceed the maximum assessment rate without receiving property owner approval forincrease.

The actual annual assessment rates for each Zone will be calculated each year based on theestimated costs of operating and maintaining the street lighting system in the following fiscal year.

The fundlng souroe to repalr and malntaln the Glty of Los Angeles' general benefit llghtsare not lncluded ln the estlmated annual budget.

Assessment Calculation for a Parcel

tuneflt Unlts = (EqutvalenC Dwelllng UntA) x (tuneflt tucJor) x (Pardal Ughflng tucbr)

Assessrneaf Gost = (Zone Assessment Ralte) x (Benef,t Unl6)

For parcels with mlxed use, such as a @mmercial / residential combination, the benefit unlts arecalculated for each use separately, and the higher of the two calculations will be used.

It ls our concluslon that the proposed street llghtlng matntenance a3sossments follow themethodology descrlbed above.

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Trarnglto Drive & Los Liones Drive (Re-ballot)Engineer's Re,port 1v.zoos.oc.zel

December 1,2005

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE OPERATION OFSTREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICTS

IN THE CITY OF LOS ANGELESFOR 2005-06

WORK TO BE DONE. The work and improvement b be done shall be the operaton, lncluding fumishingelectric energy and flmlng/slruitching; maintenance, includirg lamp changing, emorgency servlces, pole painting,fixture cleaning and glas$rare replacement, and rehabilitration, which includes modemhaUon and replacement ofsystems; repairs, lncludlng poles, conduit wiring and fusing, and fixfi,rres repair and replacement; management of thefunds, records, engineering, equlpment approval and testng, adminlstation and assessmenb, buildings, vehlcles,equipment and materials; and related acffvities for the street lighting system designated herein under the'MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT,'forthe fiscal year ending June 30, 2006, in accordance wlth the reportof the Board of PublicWorks therefiore, on file in the offce of the City Clerk.

AUTHORITY. The said vuork and improvement is to be made under and ls to be govemed in allparticulars by the Charter of the Ctty of Los Angeles, Section 580 and other sections; the Los Angeles AdministativeCode, Section 6.956.127; Proposltlon 218 (Artlcles Xlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution), and theOrdinance of lntention to be hereafter adopted therefore.

LIGHTING SYSTEM. The street lighting system conslsts of elecfroliers, lumlnaires, and lamps, togetherwith the necessary conduits, cables, wires and other appurtenanoes. Plans showing the location and description ofsaid equipment are on ffle in the offce of the Bureau of Sbeet Lighting and are hereby refened to and made a part ofthese specificatons. The propertes to be benefited by the uork and improvement are designated ln the assessmerildiagrams on file in the ofice of the Bureau of Sheet Lighting, Assessment Engineering DMsion, and are herebyrefened to and made a part of the specifications.

OPERATION SCHEDULES. The lighdng system shall be lighted in accordance wlth the All Nlght and1:00 a.m. schedules of operation, and mlnor exceptons, as agreed upon by the Department of Public Works and theDeparfinent of Water and Power, or other utllty suppllers.

ELECTRIC ENERGY. lt ls contemplated that the Clg of Los Angeles, through ib Department of PubllcWorks, wlll purchase electic energy as it may deem necessary fum the Departnent of Wabr and Poruer, or otherutllty suppllers, in accordance wtth the terms, conditions, and rates prescrlbed br ln such seMces as have beenagreed upon by the Board of Public Works and the utility suppliet and approved by the Clty Council.

MAINTENANCE. The Departnent of Publlc Works wlll itself perbrm the ruork, or will contact for certalnuork wtth the Deparhtent of Water and Povuer, or private @mpanies, in provldlng normal malntenance for thefollowing dlstric't(s), ln accordance wlth the terms, and conditions as prescribed br ln such seMces as have beenagreed upon by the Board of Public Works and the suppller, and approved by the City Council.

MATNTENANCE ASSESSMENT D|STRICT TITLE

Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive (Re-ballot)Lighting District

REPAIRS. The Departnent of Publlc Works, wlll ltself perficrm the repair work, or will contact for certalnuork wtth private companles, provlde the materlals, equlpment and expense, appllances, and other appurtenancesand appurtenant work necessary to repalr the stueet llghting system. This may also requlre approval by the CltyCouncll.

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TRAMONTO DR. & LOS LTONES DR. (RE-BALLOT)

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Glynds.ttlD APil Sltus OwnEr addrGs Lerd lh. AaftegaDweEEg

UnltgEatr@v

P.tY5trflt Assmt Pcl Toial

Exhilng48tr[ t.TOTE

12713{01 1.ai &{123-097 1 7'25 TRAMONIO DR ENGEI-PETER 17328 VENTUR BLVD# 245 ENCINO, CA SI318 vAc 03a 0 2 No $r5 61 4 61% $0 00

12713-N2 141&02fi)S6 'I U}95 TRAMONTO OR BRUNEI.IE,MICHAEL AND JOYCE i617 MICHAEL LN PACIFIC PLSDS, CI S0272 VAC 03 0 2 No s13 77 4 06% s0 00

,2713{0it a,t1&oz3{sg 17375 TRAMONIO OR BRI,,JNETIE,MICH EL AND JOYCE 16't7 MTCHAEL rN PAC|FTC PLSDS, Ct 90272 vAc 0.26 0 2 No s12.A5 3.79% s0.00

1271!@1 ,1410{23{70 1733I' TRAMONIO OR 17335 TRAMONTO tIC 260 S BEVERLY DR NO 263 BEVERLY HILLS, CA 902'2 vc 035 0 2 Yes $4 02 1 19% $106 13

r271 3{05 a.a1 &o23{20 1733S IRAMONTO DR NO 101 HUDSON.BETTY A TR BETTYA HUDSON TRUST 17330 TRAMONTO DR NO 101 PACIFIC PLSDS, CA 90272 coo 166 1 2 Yes S6.43 1.SO% $265 33

12711{p5 u18423420'7339

TRAMOIVTO DR NO 1M 17330 TRAMANTO DR #I02 PACIFIC PALISADES, CA S0272 c00 't 66 1 2 Yes $6 13 I 90% $0 00

1271}G a.al G023{30 1 7339 TRAMONTO DR NO ,I 03SIMONIiAN.V HE H AND ANIK TRS SlMONlilN F MILYTRUST

2728 PORTER AVE ALTADENA, CA 31M1 cDo 1.64 I 2 Ye5 $6 a3 1 90./. s0 00

1271 $005 L1G02$q,1' 7337 TRAMONTO DR NO 1 O4 NICHOLS,DAVID J AND PARKER,SALTYANN E 1 7337 TRAMOTO DR #1 04 LOS ANGELES, CA 90272 cDo 1St I 2 Yes $6 a3 1.50% $0 00

1271 3.005 u10423432'7337

TRAMOT.ITO DR NO 105 DEPIANTE,GLORIA D TR GLORIA D DEPIANTE TRUST 'I7337 TRAMONTO DR PACIFIC PLSDS, CA S0272 cDo 18E 1 2 Yes $6.13 1.90% $0.00

1271?W 141 6{23-033 ,17337TRAMONTO DR NO 106 MANSER,DONALD E JR TR DONAI..O E MANSER TRUST 13&5 GOUCHER ST PAC|FtC PLSOS, CA 90272 coo 16C 1 2 $6 43 '1.90./. $0.00

127 t 3-(x)5 4416{23{34 1 73:}7 TRAMONTO OR NO ,I 07 REDMONO,MICHAEL AND YvONNE 17t18 PoSETANO RD pACrFrC P L|SADES. CA 90272 cDo '1 60 1 2 Yes s6 a3 1W% $0 00

$0 00

$0.00

12711{05 4,410{2}035 17337TRAMONrO DR NO 10! WANG"ANDREW C 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 'Ot

PACIFIC PLSDS, CA 90272 coo 166 1 2 Yes $8 43 1.90%

1271?N ra16{)2}G}6 1 731!7 TRAMONTO DR NO 'r 0S MRCLAY,BARBARA I7337 TRAMONTO DR APT O'09 PACIFIC PLSDS, C,A gMZ c00 166 1 2 YS $6.43 1.90%

12713.ffi u10&3+37'7337

TRAMONTO DR NO 1 10 HILI-,BONNIE L 17i(l7 TRAMONTO DR NO 110 PACIFIC PLSDS, CT SO2Z cDo 166 1 YS $8.43 1.90./. $0.00

12713{5 141&(}2}{)36 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 1,I 1 1s05 4TH ST NO 222 SANTA MONtCt, Ct 90,t01 cDo 166 1 2 Yes $6 43 1.W. to.oo

1271?W a,a1A{23{3e 17337TRAMONTO DR NO 112 vErs,RoB w 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO ,112 PACIFIC PALISADES. CA SO272 cDo 164 1 2 S6.43 1.W. $0.00

12719ffi 141H23-0a0 17339 TMMONTO DR NO 201 DREBIN.ETIEN B 17339 TRAMONTO DR NO 201 PACIF|C PLSDS, CA e0272 coo 1.66 I 2 Yes S6.43 1 gff/. $0 00

12713-0,}j u1e.{}2v0.1 17339 TRAMONTO DR NO 2M ETIIOTT.MICHAEL R TT33STRAMONTO DR NO 202 PACTFTC PALTSADES. Cr 90272 cDo 16E 1 2 Yes $6 13 1.900/. $0.00

12713-g5 ule{2t4a2 I 7339 TRAMONTO DR NO 2CI KELLY,VAIERIE M 17339 TRAMONTO DR 2OO PACIFIC PLSDS, C.{ SO2Z cDo 186 1 2 Yos $6 43 1 90',/. s0.00

12713.@6 441G02$043 17337 IRAHONTO DR NO 20,4 GLASS,GARY W AND RUTH H 'i7337 TRAMONTO DR NO 2(x PACIF|C PLSOS, Ct €[272 coo 1.6C 1 2 Yes s6 a3 1.9e/. $0.00

1271$.qE u1e023411 1 7337 TRAMONTO DR NO 205 FARBER.VTTALIY '1 7337 TRAIIANTO DR #205 PACIFIC PALISADES, CA S0272 cDo 't.6E 1 2 Yes s6 a3 1 90% $0 00

1271 3-005 14 1 6.023-txtt I 7337 TRA[4oNTO OR NO 206 CAUGHREN.LISA D'7337

TRAMONTO DR T 206 PACIFIC PLSDS. CA 90272 cDo 166 1 Yos s6 43 1 g0"/o $0.00

r2713{5 a4 1 6"O23-Oa8 17337 TMIilONTO DR NO 207 RABBITT,JOHN H AND MARGETTA B ,7337 TRAMANTO DR NO 207 PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 90272 cDo t6E 1 2 Ye6 $6 a3 1 90% $0.00

r2713{5 4410.o|t417 1 7337 TRAMONTO OR NO 2OE POTIER.DAVID F ,7337 TRAi4ONTO DR NO 206 PACIFIC PLSDS, CA 00272 cDo 16E 1 2 Yea s6 13 1.90U. $0 00

127',t3.0n5 14't SO23-Oa6 ,I ZI37 TRAMONTO OR NO 209 HATEY.MARIE T TR MARIE T HALEY TRUST 17337 TRAMONTO DRf 209 PAC|F|C PLSDS. CA S0272 cDo 1.68 I 2 Yes s6 {3 1 90% $0 00

r271}(xE a,rlG@3{as'7337

TRAMONTO DR APT2tO PURDY,JACK C AND ROBINS,GIIDA 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 2'10 PAC|FTC PLSDS. C 30272 cDo 16E 1 2 Yos $6.43 190% s0.00

12713.006 4416{23{50 ,I 7337 TRAMONTO OR NO 2I I 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 2,I,I PACIFIC PLSDS. CA S0272 coo 1.66 1 2 Yes $6 {3 1.gtr/. $ooo I

s0 00

$0.00 |

t27t3-{x)5 4/1e-I}23-051 17337 TRAMONTO DR APT 2i2 PARK,YOUNG W ANO HEE W .I2E CHARDONNAY DR BAKERSFIELD. CA q}308 cDo L6C 1 2 Yes s6 43 1W./.

12711{05 .t1@oz3-062 173:IO TRAMONTO OR NO 301 r733STRAMONTO DR# 301 PACTF|C PLSDS. C S0272 cDo 'L6E 1 2 Y!s 16 43 1W%

127t$005 4,41&@3{83 IT1BS TMMONIO DR NO 302 KRAUSNINA TR NIM KNAUS TRUST 1733S TRAMONTO DR NO 302 PACIF|C PALTSADES, Ct 90272 cDo 1.66 1 2 Yes $6 43 1.900,/t Som

r2719005 {,alH)23{54 I 7:89 TRAMONTO OR NO 3{XI SEE,CAROLYN TR CAROLYN SEE TRUST '17339 TRAMONTO DR 303 PACTF|C PLSDS. CA 90272 cDo 18t 1 2 Yes S6.43 1.S0./o $0.00

1271 3-005 a,a l 6-0:I3-{E5 17337 TRAMONTO DR APT 304 JOSEFSON,STEVE ANO EUE 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 304 PACTFTC PLSDS, CA S0272 cDo 166 I 2 Yos s6.43 19o./. $0.00

12713{/5 4,a l 0{113-056 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 3IE WILIIAMS,JOHN R AND PAULA F 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 305 PACIFIC PLSDS. CA 9(272 cDo 1.6C 1 2 Yes $6.{3 1 90% $0 00

12?13-c/5 14r0{z}$7 17337 TMITOMTO DR NO 300 KMJ.KilLI.FARZIN ANO ZOHREH B 10726 MCCUNE AVE LOS ANGELES, 01 S{834 cDo t.6a 1 2 Yes $6 43 1.W. s0.00

I 271 3-{X}5 14't 8-(11$05! 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 307 GRM&JEANETE A 17337TRAMONrO DR NO 307 PACIF|C PLSDS. C @272 cDo '1.6E 1 2 Yes $6 43 1.Wo/. $0.00

1271346 a,tlG023{Es 17337 TRAMONTO OR NO 306 GREEN,ILANA ,I7337 TRAMONTO DR 3OT PACIFIC PLSDS, CA S0272 c00 1.86 1 2 s6 a3 1W. $0.00

r2713-q)5 141fi)2}m0 r 7337 TRAMONTO OR NO 309 MAFITIN,VERNE S @ TR MARTIN FAMILY RUST 17337 TRAMONTO OR NO 309 PACIF|C PLSDS, CA 0022 cDo 't.6t I 2 Yes s6 43 1.*/o $0 oo

12713{0E 1/164Zt{61 17337 TRAMONTO OR NO 3,O ZAHNARNOLD T ND BETE L 22 NCRESCENT MAPLEWOOD, NJ 070.rc cDo 't 6t I Yes S6.43 1.gvo $0 00

't271 3.005 ute-@3-@. ,I 7337 TRAMONTO OR APT 3,I ,l IGYSAROBERT A ND IICE M TRS ffiY$ FMILY TRUST 1 7337 TRAMONTO DR NO 3r r PACTFTC PLSDS, C.{ 90272 coo 1.68 I 2 Yas s6 43 1.e8/. $0.00

r2713S a,at6@&063 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 312 KA'I-ZGEORGE G 17337TRAMONTODRNO312 p CrFtCPLSDS, C 90272 cDo 't.66 1 Yes $6 43 1 90% $0.00

l27r3S 4,al G023{95'73$

TRAMONTO DR ENGELPEIER 173S0 TRAMONTO DR PACIFIC PLSDS, CA 90272 vc 105 0 2 NO s40.20 14.23% $0.00

1271347 a,a 1 &023-0€6 I7'2OTRAMONTO DRIVE ENGELPETER H 1732tVENTUR BLVDf 2.5 ENCTNO, CA S1316 vAc 026 0 2 No s12 A5 3.79% s0@

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leouaaer,eenvw eND NANcY s

lzvnr.uncneu

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TRAMONTO DR. & LOS LTONES DR. (RE-BALLOT)

CfyA6*ntlD APN Sltus l*r.n*" fowner aooress Ladd Ud /Affill I,1flclhg

UIdt!Banzm

Prtv68sl As6rnt Pcttotrl ErHne

A$rt t.lOTE

TOTAL VOTING PARCELS: 42

NOTES: A) Exlstlng assessments to be replaced by proposed assessments

Total: $338.78 looo/o

LISPROP2lE\TABLE\T - TEmonto & Los Liones (Re-ballot) ENG: LL 12t1t2005

COT,NCIII FIIJE NUMBER 04'2506 CICI'NCIIJ DISTRICT 11

couNcrr. APPRovArr DATE Sepreriber 6, 2OOs r,AST DAy FOR UAvOR 'O

O.rr sEP 1 I20[HORDINAIICE TIfPE: * Ord of InEent Zoning Personnel _ @nera1

_J_ InE)rovemettt _ LAUC _ LAAC _ CU or Var Appeals - CPC

STIB.'ECT I{ATTER: ORDINANCE ABAIIDONING AIrIr PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO TIIE TP.AMOMIO ANDLOS LIONES DRMS IJIGHTING DISTIRICT, IN ACCORDAISCE WITH SECTIONS6.95-6.L27 OF TIIE LOS AMEITES ADMINf STRATIVE CODE AI{D @VERNMENTCODE SECTION 53753 (PROPOSITION 2LEI

APPRO\ID DISAPPNO\r@

qEE*ri?[gm**

?005 SEP -7 plt t: 38

CITY OF LOS Af.{6TLES

TIME IJIMTT FIIJESORDINANCES

x

x

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?i[5 $ir -Z ffi 4,37

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PLA}INTNG COMMISSION

DIREC"IOR OF PI,A}INING

crnr arronNsY

BUREAU OF STREET IJIGIITING

BOARD OF PTiBIJIC T{ORI(S

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DATE OF !{AYOR*vtlom

sEP I 6 2005

APPROVM OR *VE['IC:wr1ts o&rBcTroNs rlr $RrTx![c puRsrrAtsr !o @IARTER sEc. 250(b) (c)MUST

(crtT cLEnr gsE olrf.Y PITEASE DO NOr rRrTE BtilOr lErS LrlrE)

DA*E REcEr\rED FRo,,r uAYoR sEP 1 I 20ffi ORDI!{AIICE NO. 1?890?

DATE PI,BIJISIIED

ORD OF INfEMf: HEARING DATE

ORDIIIAIICE FOR DISTRIBUIION: Yes il No [X]

calagqrd\o{2506.ORD

DATE POSTED SEP 2 8 8IIO5 EPFEcrrvE oor, ocT 0 g @

sEP 2 6 2005

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ASSESSII{ENT C1)NFIRMATION

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ORI'INANCE NO. r7a967

An Ordlnanoe of the City of Loe Angdes abandonlng alt proceedingo rdating bthe improvernent of Tnamonb Drtue and Los Llonee Drfue Ltghtlng Dlsfiicq agcontemplated by Ordlnance No. 176728 and repealing sald ordlnane.

THE PEOPLE OF THE GITY OF LOS ATTIGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. All proceedings relatng to the lmprovemenb ontemplated byOrdinance of lntenton No. 176728 are hereby abandoned

section 2. ordinance No. fia728 approved June 01, 2005 ls herebyrepealed.

Sec'tion 3. The City Clerk shalt cortfy to the passage of this ordinanoe andhave it publishod in accordance wiUr Cduncil pollsr. eiher ln a dailv newBoaDercirculated ln the City of Los Angeles or bv posting-for ten dayg in-three ixbticplaces in the City of Los Angele-s: one o-py on the bulletln board bcated in theltlain Stneet lobby to the City Hall; one opy on the bullefln board at the MalnStreet en&ance to Los Angeles City Hall East and one oopy on the bulletinboard located at the Temple Sfieet ilntrance to the Los Angel+is County Hall ofReoords.

I hereby certifu that the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Council of treCity of Los Angeles, at its meetng of SEP o 6 2o{E

FRANK MARTINEZ, City Clerk

By

Approved sEP1Cffi Deputy


J. DELGADILLO, City Attomey

City Attomey

Date:

couNctl FILE No. w2W6

Word Flle:L:$PROPlllStgrtrlanos . ADendmmenfio - Trsnonb & lJonec.DOCRS 8/:8 05

By

a D - ATION Or POgrI!rc ORDINM

I, II{ARIA C. RICO, st,ate aE follows: I €rn, and was at all times

hereinafter mentioned, a resid,ent of the St,ate of California, over the age ofeighteen years, and a Deputy City CLerk of the CiLy of Los Angeles,

California.

Ordinance No . L76967 - Abandoalng all procced*aclg rclatLag to i.qtrovgelrt gf

Tfanoato Dr*ve and *ge Lrloaeg Drtire Lj.ghtLag Di.gtrLct --Ord_of latelrt l?6228

repeqlqd, - a copy of whieh is hereto at,tached, was finally adopted by the Los

Angeles City Council on Sept. 6,, 2005, €rnd under t,he direction of eaid City

ConnciL and the City Clerk, .pureuant, to Sect,ion 25L of the Charter of the

City of Los Angeles and, Ordinance No. Lll2gilg, on Scpt. 23 2005, I posted a

trnre copy of said ordinance at, each of three pubLic pJ.aies Locat,ed in the

City of Los Angeles, California, aE followe: 1) One copy on the bulletinboard at the Main St,reet, ent,rance to IJos Angeles Clty HaLl i 21. one copy on

the bulletin board at, the Main St,reet entrance t,o Lros Angeles City HaII Eaet;

3) one copy on the buLl.etin board at, the TempLe Street enLrance to the HalI

of Records of the County of Loe AngeLee.

Copies of eaid ordinanee lrere posted conepicuously begiruring on Eeptg

23. 2005 and will be continuously poeted for ten or more days.

I d,eclare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is t,rue and

correct

Signed this 23rd day of Se.ptSuber 2005 at lros Angelee, California.

C A,q oa

a C. , Deputy City

ordi.naace Effecti.ve Datc: gglr-lrlgg5 couna{l Fi.le No. 04-2506

(Rev.8/05)

FORII GEN. 100 (Rcrr.0{0)

DATE: August 25,2005

TO:

CITY OF LOS ANGELESI NTER-DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE

d g cr6n-

CTTYATTORI{EYIAI$ USEE!{VIBS{I'ENT

RECEN'ED

AUG 2 6 2005

Attn: Felicia

FROM: Ed Ebrahimian, lnterim DirectorBureau of Sbeet Lighflng Engineer

Sbeet

SU&rEGT: ORDINAIIGE OF ABAIIDOJ'ltlEtlT F,9R LIGHTING ilIAINTENANGE DISTRIGT

Transmitted is the Ordinance of Abandonment for the llghting dis&ict listed below for your reviovvand approval as to form and legality.

TRA,IIIONTO DRIVE A}ID LOS UONES DRIVE UGHTING DISTRICT

Please telephone Lowell L^abez at (213) 473-5377 when ready for pick*rp.

Thank 1ou.

Bgd€d J. Delgadlllo, CityAttomey7rn Floor, City HallEast - 140

RS: LtlPROPill8lordhan€ - Abandonmcn$OAf - Tramonb & Llolrc.DOC

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3 TY OF LOS ANCELL.-FRANK T. MARTINEZCITY CLERK

KAREN E. KALFAYANEXECUTIVS OFFICER

CALIFORNIA


August 15,2005

The Los Angeles City CouncilCity Hall, I-os Angeles, Califomia

REGARDING: ASSESSMENT BALLOT PROCEEDING FOR:TRAMONTO DRTVE A}.ID LOS LIONES DRIVE LIGHTING DISTRICTCOUNCIL FILE NUMBER 04.2506

Honorable Councilmenrbers :

In accordance with Proposition 218, the City of Los Angeles provided notice to the property owners of the parcelsin the proposed Tramonto Drive and los Liones Drive Lighting Distict, as specified in the subject Council File.Along with that notice, each property owner received an assessru€nt ballot weighted by the amount of the parcel'sproposed assessment. I have tabulated the asscssment ballob delivered to my office by the final hearing date ofAugust 3,2005.

The proposed assessnrent distict faile4 because it received a weighted majority of "no" ballots as defined inArticle )Otr D (Proposition 218) of the State Constitution. As a result, the City may not inpose an assessnent forthe inprovement and maintenance of lighting in the proposed distict. The certified results of the tabulations areattached. I have also forwarded a copy of these resulr b the pe,partment of Public Works, Bureau of StneetLighting, for their information.

RECOMMEI{DATIONS FOR COI,'NCIL ACTION:

In accordance with C.ouncil policy adopted on Deccmber 19, 1997 (Cf 97{843) and the report of the Board ofPublic Works adopted by the Cor.rncil on lvlay 9, 1998:

l. FIND that a majority protest exists in the Steet Lighting Maintemance Assessment Dstrict andtherefore the proposed assessment carmot be enacted.

2. ADOPT the abandoning Ordinanoe attached to the Cormcil File.3. INSTRUCT the Director, Bureau of Steet Lighting, to assure that tlre steetlights are not installed

or are re,moved from service if previously insta[eq in accordance with Cormcil polioy.

Sincerely,

Clerk

Athchments

c: Departne,nt of Public Works, Bureau of Street Lighting

OFFICE OF THE

CITY CLERKELECTION DIVISION

ROOM 2A!t2@ N. SPRING STREET

LOS ANGELES, CA 9@I2<213' g7e-O'444

FAX (2r3) 97e-O3'r6

ARLEEN P. TAYLORCHIEF OF ELECTIONS

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STATE OF CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OF LOS A}IGELES

I, ERAl.iK T. MARTINEZ, City Clerk of the City of Ios Angeles, hereby c€rtiry to theCity Council that 20 ballots were submitted on or before August 3, 2005, in connection with theassessment ballot proceeding for the proposed Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive LigbtingMainte,naoce Assessure,nt District, as specified in Council File Number M-25M. I firther ceftirythe attached report to be a frtre, correct and complete tabulation of the returns of that assessme,lrtballot proceeding.

- IN WTINESS WHERBOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal thisl*Ouy of August 2005.

Sincerely,

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Proposltlon 218 Assessmen. -allot Tabulatlon forTramonto Drlve and Loe Llones Drlve Llghtlng DlstrlctGroup 06150.1 Electlon # 808Flnal Publlc Hearlng August 3,2005 Gouncll Flle 04.2506

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[email protected]'.16-0234704/.14423.0,284414423:0294416-023-0304/.16423{,314/.16423{,324416{23-0334/.1642343/-4416{23-035/Ml6-023{364/.164234374l.16423-084416-0234394r'.16-0234404416423-0/.14416423-0/,24416423..U34416-023-04r'.4416-023FU54416-023-0464/16-023-0/.74416-023-0/,84416-023&9/0416-023-050

4416-02&0514r'.16-02&!052441&023-0534416-02345/.441&,023-0554416-02&0564/.16-023-0574416-02&058441&02&0594416-023-0604416i023-0614p-16-023462/t416-0234634416-023-0954416-023-096

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EngelBrunelleBrunelle

17335Tramonto, LLCHudsonMehta

SlmonianNk*rols

DepianteManser

RedmondWang

BarclayHughesGlllaspie

VelsDreblnElllotKellyGlassFarber

CaughrenRabbittPotterHaleyPurdyZevinPark

JosefsonlGausnlna

SoeJooefsonWilllamsKhalkhali

GrlverGreenMartlnTahnKrFaKaAEngel

Simonds

Assecsment BallotWelght VoteYlNsl.91$1.91 Y$1.91 Y$1.91 N

$45.90 Y$45.90 N$45.90 Y$45.90$45.90$45.90$45.90$45.90$45.90 N$+s.90 N

s45.90$45.90 Y$45.90$45.90$45.90 Y$45.90$45.90$45.90$45.90$45.90 N

$45.90$45.90 N

$45.90$45.90$45.90$45.90 Y$45.90 Ys45.90$45.90 N

$45.90$45.90$45.90 N

$45.90$45.90$45.90 N

$45.90 N

$1.91$1.91 Y

Welghted VoteYer No

NotCast NotCast$ 1.91$ 1.91

$ 1.91

$ 45.90$ 45.90

$ 45.90Not CastNot CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast

Not CastNot CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast$ 45.90$ 45.90Not Cast

Not CastNot Cast

Not Cast$ 46.90Not CastNot Cast$ 45.90Not CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast

42

Not Cast

Not CastNot CastNot Cast$ 45.e0$ 45.90Not Cast

Not CastNot Cast

Not CastNot Cast

Not Cast$ 1.91

$281.13

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Not CastNot CastNot CastNot Cast$ 45.90Not Cast$ 45.90Not CastNot CastNot Cast

Not Cast$ 45.90Not CastNot Cast$ 45.90Not CastNot Cast$ 45.90$ 45.90Not Cast

$415.01

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(08/052005)

$1,663.86

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Proposltlon 218 Assessment Ballot Tabulatlon forTramonto Drive and Los Llones Drlve Llghtlng DlstrlctGroup 06150-1 Election # 808Flnal Publlc Hearlng August 3,2005 Councll Flle 04-2506

VotlnglBallot Summary

VoteWelghted

TotalAsrerment Percent

ofVoter Cart Numberof BallotrYes $281.13 40.38% INo $415.01 w.62% 10No Vote 0Challenqed 1

Arsegsment Dbtrlct Summary

Total Voted PercentParcels 42 19 45%Assessment s1.663.86 $696.14 42%

(08/05/2005)

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MAYOR

,IuLy 25, 2005

Couaci]_ EeerLaE - 9l3lis(#g SL, of L2/6/o4)

City CounciLRoom 395City Hall

Honorable Members:

Inasmuch as rio one prot,ested the asgessmentg pursuantto the hearing scheduled t,his dat,ei, in conneition with themaintenance for Tramonto'Drive and Los Liones Drive LrightingDistrict - Street lright,ing Maint,enanee Assessment,s ProceseingConforming t,o Proposition 218, the Board of Public Workerecommends that, the aseessments therefore be confirmed.

RespectfuLLy tted,

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cc3 Chair"person, Public Worke Commit,teeDirector, Bureau of Street Light,ingCity Engineer

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Bureau of EngineeringBureau of Street LightingCity C1erk, Irand Records Divisj.onBoard of Rrblic WorkeCouncilmember Miscikowski

ITY OF LOS ANGEL--CALIFORNIA

JAMES K. HAHNMAYOR

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Controller, Room 300Accounting Divieion, F&ADisbursement Division

City AttorneyChief Legislative Analyst

RE SETTING THE DATE FOR THE MAINIENA}ICE OF TRAMONTO DRI\TE A}ID I,oS IJIONESDRIVE I,IGHTING DISTRICT

At the meeting of the Council held rJune 1, 2005, the followingaction was taken:

Motion adopted to approve Bureau of Street Lighting report. . . . .Attached report adoptedMqyor concurred...FORTH!{ITHOrdinance adopted.. :....Ordinance of Intention adopted...Ordinance number... L76728Effect,ive datePosted date

6-3 -056-20-05

Mayor approvedSet, for Hearing.Mayor vetoed.Motion adopted to approve communication recommendation(s)

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ORDINAIIGE NO. !?8?28

An Ordinance pursuant to the provisions of Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the LosAngeles Administrative Code, Section 53753 of the Catifomia Govemment Code, andProposition 218 (Articles Xlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution) declaring theintention of the Council of the Gity of Los Angeles to order the necessary street lightingsysterns to be operated, maintained, and repaired, including fumishing electric energy, forthe cunent Fiscal Year of 2OM-2005, for the lighting of that certain district designatid asthe:

TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRIVE LIGHTING DTSTRICT

THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The public interest and convenience require, and it is the intention of theCouncil of the City of Los Angeles to order the following improvement to be made, to wit:

That the necessary street tighting equipment be operated, maintained and repairedand that electric energy be fumished for the cunent Fiscal Year of 2OM-2005, for thelighting of:

TRAMONTO DRIVE,

From 991'SM/ Los Liones Driveto 616'SMt Los Liones Drive,

ln the City of Los Angeles (see Plan for details). The street or portions of streets to beimproved, and the district to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of theimprovement, shall be known for all proceedings hereunder as:

TRAII'IONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRIVE LIGHTING DISTRTCT

Section 2. All of the said work shall be done in accordance with the report of theDirector of the Bureau of Street Lighting adopted by the Board of Public Works, therefore,approved by the City Council and on file in the office of the City Clerk. Reference to saidreport is hereby made for a full and detailed description of the proposed improvement andof the assessments to be levied.

Section 3. The said Council hereby makes all the costs and expenses of saidimprovement, including incidenta! expenses, chargeable upon the district to be benefitedthereby, with no additional portion of the costs to be paid out of the City Treasury.

Section 4. The Council hereby determines and declares that the district whichreceives special benefit from said improvement, and is to be assessed to pay the costsand expenses thereof, is described by the diagram with City page numbers 12425 andaccompanying assessment roll included by reference in the said report of the Director ofthe Bureau of Street Lighting adopted by the Board of Public Works, which diagramindicates by a boundary line the extent of the tenitory included within the assessmentdistrict. Reference is hereby made to said report and diagram for a full and completedescription of said district, which diagram shall govem for all details as to the extentthereof. All public streets and alleys or portions thereof are hereby excepted therefrom.

Section 5. That the proceedings for the said improvement shall be had and takenunder and in accordance with Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles AdministrativeCode, Section 53753 of the Califomia Govemment Code, and Proposition 218 (ArticlesXlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution).

Section 6. The Board of Public Works shall prepare notices and ballots of saidimprovement to be mailed by the City Clerk to each property owner affected by theassessment, and have the notices to be published in newspapers of general circulationpublished and distributed in the several areas of the City in the manner and form andwithin the time required by law.

Section 7. The City Glerk shall conduct an assessrnent ballot proceeding for thislighting district, as required by Proposition 218 (Article Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution).Ballots shall be mailed with the hearing notices. The Clerk shall count, certif,, and reportthe results to the Council. The Council shall not impose the proposed assessment if thecount of the weighted 'no" votes is greater than the weighted Yes" votes, and the specifiedlighting system will not be installed. ln tabulating the ballots, the ballots shall be weightedaccording to the proportional financial obligation of the affected property due to theimprovement.

Section B. The proposed street lighting maintenance assessments referencedherein are intended to be in addition to or in replacement of the existing assessment, asspecified in the Enginee/s Report. Where the proposed assessment is to be in addition tothe existing assessment, whether the proposed assessment is levied or abandoned, theexisting assessment shall not be affected. Where the proposed assessment is to be inreplacement of the existing assessment, if the proposed assessment is not levied, theexisting assessment shall not be affected.

Section 9. For each year following the first year of the assessment, the amountsof the assessments designated in the assessment roll may be increased annually, withoutfurther notice or ballot, by no more than the annual Consumer Price lndex (CPt) for LosAngeles-Anaheim-Riverside CA, provided by the U.S. Dept. of Labor (Bureau of LaborStatistics). ). The annual Consumer Price lndex (CPl) will be calculated from the calendaryear (January 1-December 31) just prior to the assessment period affected (July l..June30).

Section 10. The administration of this district may be combined, without furthernotice or ballot, with the administration of any other district or districts, for which authorityfor such administrative combination is prwided in the establishing ordinance. Sucircombined districts, for all administrative purposes including but not limited to, assessment,diagram, revenue and expenditures, notice and balloting, may be treated as a singtedistrict.

Section 11. Notwithstanding that the assessments specified in the assessment rollare imposed for the 2004/05 fiscal year, only if the street lighting system is energized on orbefore July 1, 2005 shall those assessments be transfened to the 2OO4l05 property taxrolls and collected. lf the system is not energized on or before that date, the assessmentsapproved herein, may be levied in the fiscal year following the year in which the system isenergized, without further notice or ballot.

Section 12. That AUG 0I 2005 at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. is the time,and the Council Chamber on the third floor in City Hall the City of Los Angeles is the place,when and where a public hearing on the proposed improvement and assessment wilt beheld by the City Council. Any person objecting to their assessment may file a writtenprotest or appeal with the City Clerk at any time prior to the hearing by the City Council.Any person may also present written or oral comments at the City Council hearing on thismatter. Such protest must contain a description of the property in which each signerthereof owns an interest, sufficient to identifo the property, and be delivered to the CityClerk, and no other protests than those presented within the time specified will beconsidered.

Ballots are due to the City Cterk at any time prior to or on the day of the hearing by CityCouncil. The City Clerk shall prepare a report of the assessment ballot proceeding resultsto the City Council.

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Section 13. The City Clerk shall certiff to the passage of this ordinance and haveit published in accordance with Council policy, either in a daily newspaper circulated in theCity of Los Angeles or by posting for ten days in three public places in the City of LosAngeles: one copy on the bulletin board located in the Main Street lobby to the City Halt;one copy on the bulletin board located at the ground level at the Los Angeles Streetentrance to the Los Angeles Police Department; and one copy on the bulletin boardlocated at the Temple Street entrance to the Los Angeles County Hallof Records.

I he,reby certify that the foregoing ordi4ance was intoduced at the meeting of the Councilof the1ffifl6?d0fl*tes on JUN 0 1 zutb . and was passed at its mee&g of

FRANK MARTI N EZ, City Clerk

By {>u*+1"1"- - rLD'eputy

JUN 1 6 2005Approved


ROCKARD J. DELGADILLO, City Attomey

City

Date:

File No. O+-4q@

Mayor

Word Flle: L:I$PROP218\Ordlnance - lntonllon\Ol -TRAMONTO & LOS LlO.lES.docVB DNIE. 1OI14IVW

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DECIJARATION OF POSTINO ORDINAI{CE

I , MARIA C. Rf CO, state as follows : f ErIl, and !'ras at all t,imes

hereinafter mentioned, a resident of t,he State of California, over the age of

eighteen years, and a Deputy City Clerk of the City of Lros Angeles,

California.

Ordinance No. L76728 - Ordlnance of Inteution - Tramonto Dr and lroe lJLoneg Dr

LLghtLa<r DLstrLct - HearLng set 8/3/05 - a copy of which is hereto attached,

was finally adopted by the Los Angeles City Council on ilune 8, 2005, and

under the direction of said City Council and the City Clerk, pursuant toSection 25L of t,he Charter of the City of l-,os Angeles and Ordinance No.

1-72959, orl dlune 20, 2005, I posted a true copy of said ordinance at each of

three public places located in Lhe City of l-ros Angeles, California, its

follows: L) One copy on the bulletin board at the Main Street entrance to Lros

Angeles City HaI1; 2) one copy on the bulletin board at the ground leve1 Los

Angeles Street entrance to the Los Angeles Police Depart,ment; and 3) one copy

on the bulletin board at, the Temple Street entrance to t,he Ha1I of Records of

the County of Los Angeles.

Copies of said ordinance were posted conspicuously beginning on Juae 20,

2005 and will be continuously posted for ten or more days.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is Lrue and

correct,.

Signed this 20th day of dlr:ne 2005 at l-,os Angeles, California.

/s

Maria C. Rico, Deput,y Cit,y Clerk

Ordinance Effective Date: dlune 30, 2005 Council File No. 04-2506

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CERTIFICATION OF }TAIX,TNG NOTICES OF

STREET ITTGETING I{AXIITENAX{CE

(Section 6.95 to 6.127 of theLos Angeles Administ,rative Code)

I 'Jeannie Hedman, hereby cert,ify and declare that, I am and was

at all times herein mentioned a Deputy City C1erk of the City ofLos Angeles; that, acting for and under the direction of the CityClerk and in accordance with the direction contained in Ordinance

of Int,ention No (s) . t76,728, relating to the proposed maintenance

of lighting posts and appliances and furnishing of electric currentthereto in the above designated lighting district, under provisionsof Sections 6.95 to 6.127 of the Los Angeles Administrative Code.

I, on ,fune 16, 2905 deposited in the United StaLes mail at l-,os

Angeles, California, a notj.ce entitled "Notice of Pub1ic Hearingrs

and Ba11ot for Operation of St,reetlights, " addressed to each of theowners of real property within the assessment district for the eaj.d

improvement, as Eheir names and addresses appear upon the realproperty ownership records of the City Clerk; and that a trtre copy

of such notice is attached hereto and made a part hereof.

r certify (or declare) under penalty offoregoing is true and correct. At Los Angeles,,fune ]-6, 2005

Date

Tranoneo/Loa LioneE

perjury that theCalifornia

CITY

TRAMONTO DRTVE AND LOS LIOI\IES DRTVE L. D.

GROIJP 06150-1

Mailing Date: 06-16-05P. W. Hearing Date: 07-25-05Coun. Hearing Date: 08-03-05

Frank T. Martinea City ClerkAttr: Land Records Division

Public Notices Section201 N. Figueroa Steet Rm. 730Ios Angeles CA 90012

Bur. of Street LightingAttn: Prop.218 Section600 S. Spring Steet Room 700Stop 545

Election DivisionAttrr: Benjamin VargasRoom285, CityHallStop 168

Councilmember Cindy Miscikowski1lth DistrictRoom 415, City HallStop 218

MAINTENAIICE: Tmmonto Drive and Los Liones Drive I-ogll4Page I

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Engel, Peter17328 VenfiraBlvd.#245Encino CA 91316

Brunelle, Michael & Joyce

1817 Michael IanePacific Palisades CA 90272

Brunelle, Michael & Joyce1817 Michael lanePacific Palisades CA 90272

17335 Trarnonto, LLC269 S. Beverly Dive#263BeverlyHills CA 90212

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Hudson, Betty Ann $r)17339 Tramonto Drive #101


Mehta, Dhira17339 Tramonto Drive #102Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Simonian, Vahe H. & Ani K. (Trs)2726N. PorterAve.Altadena CA 91001

Nichols, David J. (et al)17337 Tramonto Drive #104Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Depiante, GloriaD.Gr)L7337 Tramonto Drive #105Pacific Palisades CA 90272

5. Condominium - con't

Manser, Donald E. Jr. (tr)1365 Goucher St.


Redmond, Mchael & Yvonne17716 Posetano Rd.Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Wan& Andrew C.17337 Tramonto Drive #108Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Barclay, Barbarat7337 Tramonto Drive #109Pacific Palisades CA 90272

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Hughes, Frederick M. Jr.17337 Tramonto Drive #110Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Gillaspie, Charles R1613 Gathe Dr.San Luis Obispo CA 93401

Veis, Rob W.17337 Tramonto Dive #ll2Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Drebiru Ellen B.17337 Tramonto Drive #201


Elliott, Michael Rl7 339 Tramonto Dive #202Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Kelly, Valerie17 339 Tramonto Dive #203Pacific Palisades CA 90272

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Log 114Page2


Krausnina $r) Nina Kraus Trust17339 Tramonto Drive #302Pacifi c Palisades CA 90272

See, Carolp (fr)17339 Tramonto Drive #303Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Josefson, Steve & Elie17337 Tmmonto Drive #304Pacifi c Palisades CA 90272

Williams, John R. & Paula F.

17337 Tramonto Drive #305Pacific Palisades CA90272

Khalkfiali, Fanin & Zabteh B.10726 McCune Ave.Los Angeles CA 90034

Griver, Jeanette A.17337 Tranonto Drive #307Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Green,Ilana17337 Tramonto Drive #308Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Martirt Veme S. & MayB.(trs)17337 Tramonto Drive #309Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Zabr.-Amold T. & Bette L.cl o Tabn Associates, Inc.22 N. CrescentMaplewoodNJ 07040

Krysa, RobertA. & Alice M.(Trs)17337 Tramonto Drive #311


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Glass, Gary W. & Ruth H.17337 Tramonto Dive #204Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Farber, Vitaliy17337 Tramonto Drive #205Pacific Palisades CA9O272

Caughren, Lisa D.17337 Tiamonto Mve#206Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Rabbitg John H. &MugettaB. Cfrs)17337 Tramonto Drive #207Pacffic Palisades CA 90272

Potter, David F.17337 Tramonto Drive #208Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Haley, MarieT. Cfr)17 337 Tramonto Drive #209Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Purdy, Jack C. (et al)17337 Tramonto Drive #210Pacific Palisades CA 90272

Txvrn"Mtchell17337 Trzmonto Drjrve#2ttPacific Palisades CA 90272

Parh Young Wu & Hee Woo4128 ChardonnayDriveBakersfield CA 93306

Josefso& Steve & Ellie17339 Trzmonto Drive #301


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Log 114Page 3

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I<atz,George G.17 337 Tramonto Dive #3 12


Engel, Peter17390 Tramonto DrivePacific Palisades CA 90272

Simonds, David M. (et al)17420 Tramonto DrivePacific Palisades CA 90272

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END _ THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CORRECTION

Street Lighting Or-- ation and Maintenanc., .^ssessment BallotTRAMONTO DR & LOS LIOI\IES DR L.D.

tr YES I am in favor of the Sfeet Lighti4g Maintenance District aud the assessn€nt. I undentandtlat I will be charged $1.91 annually only for their operation and maintenance.

1{OI am not in favor ofthe Steet Lighting Maintenance District and the assessmenl Iunderstand that a majority NO vote will cause the streetlights not to be installed.

I hereby declare, under penalty ofperjury, that I am the record owner, or the authorized representative ofthe record owner, of the parcel identified in the Property Information Section below.

Property Orrner Print Neme:

Property Owner Signeture: Date:

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Instructions GrorpNo.: o6t5o-1In order for your ballot to count all of these instnrctions must be followed: Election No.: 8081. Votebymarkingoneoftheaboveboxes. Markonlyonebox. CityAssmtNo.: 12425-0ol2. Mark your ballot with blue or black ink. Do not use pencil.3. Print your nafite, sign, and date the ballot (If more rhan one owner, only one owner needs to sign)4. Fold the ballot and rnail &is entire page in the enclosed e,nvelope. Dotted lines on the back will help with folding.5. lvtake sre the Ios Angeles City Clerk address on the back of rhis page appea$ in the window of the return envelope.6. The ballot Dust be received by Wednesday, August 03, 2005.

Property Informafion(Ifatyofthebformdionbinonea,pleasecorrectitor,rtebackofthfsshea. Allconectelinfomatiutwillbeabjeabverifrcation)

Address: CountyAssessor's ParcelNumber: ML6423#7

Iand Use Description: SFV No. of Dwelling Units: 0

Benefit Zone(s): 2 Parcel Acreage: .3400

Benefit Uni(s): .031

Assessment Information. You ale cunently paying $0.0o amually for streetlight maintenance and operation. The fiscal year 200546 assessme,nt amormt wi[ be $1.91 (about $0.16 per month). r

*Ihe anmtal mahtqranceassesstlent rates wiU be ircreased eachyear by 2%o, tnt to qceed rte omtul change in the Consumq PriceInda (CPlfor all Urban C;onsumerc in the las Angeles, Rivqside, and Orange County meas. The acfital assessman* levied in any

fucalyearwill be as approved by the City C.ouncil ond maynot aceed tJte assessment ratewithoareceivingproputy ownu approvalforthe incrqse.

Ballot Counting InformationAll ballots that are received before the end of the final public hearing wiU be opened and cormted based on the amount of the AssessmentIf the total amount of NO votes is larger than the total amormt of llES votes, then the Assessme,nt District will not be approved. Formore informationplease read the accorryanying notice.

City of Los AngelesDepartment of Public WorksBureau of Street Lighting

City ClerkID#_

PIease note any corrections in this area.

couNTY ASSESSOR NO. (APN):(Shown at the top of the address label)

PROPERTY OWNER NAME:

MAILING ADDRESS:

LAND USE:

DWELLING UNITS PARCELACRES:

LOS ANGELES CITY CLERK, ELECTION DIV.ATTN: 218 BALLOT (ST. LTG. MNT. # 808,2OO N. SPRING STREET, ROOM 285LOS ANGELES, CA 90@9-9716

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. Legally RequiredInformetlon

ICE TO PROPERTY OWi\IERSFOR TIIE FOTsTvIATION OF THE CITY OF LOS AltluELES

STREET LIGIITING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT

City of Los AngetesDepL of Public rilorks

Bureeu of Street Lighting

TRAMONTO DR" & LOS UOI\IES DR. L.D.

BALLOT - Ballots must be received by the due date stated berow.

I. NoticeThis notice informs yoP, T record owner ofproperty within the proposed assessment diseic! that on

'tll}S the Ios Angeles

City Cormcil declared its intention to fomr a new Street Lighting Nlaintenanc€ Distict, under Council File ngmber Ma3O6 andhas scheduled two public hearings conceming these items. All interested persotut are invited to attend the public hearings andexpress opinions on the proposd asses$nenl

' lublic Hearing: To be held on Monday, July 25,2005 at 9:30 AM, during a regular meeting of the Board of public Worls.location: Third floor hearing Room 350, City Hall, 200 N. Spring Street. (pt"r"" note: the p:ublic entrance is on Main Stneet)

' Final Public Ilearlng: To be held on Wednesday, Arrgust 03, 2005 at 10:00 AM during a regular meeting of the Ios AngelesCity Council. location: John Ferraro Council Chanb€r, Third floor, Room 340, City U-aL ZdO N. SpringSheet. @lease iote:the public entrance is on Main Sfreet.)

r Protest Procedure: Projests presented for consideration of the Council are not binding, regardless of the nlmber. The9:ry"U may accept g-@Y m: protes(s) atjts discretion. Any person rnay file a unitten protest or appeal with the CityCle* at any time PRIOR TO, OR ON TIIE DAY OR the nnU puUtic hearing by the Citybouncil o, tirir ma6er. Writtenprotests shall Por& the ground(s) upon which the protest is base{ ttre namJana rnailinL address of the person protesting, adescription suffisient to id€ntiry the property for which the protest is being file4 ttre Coicif File n1166g1, and be mailed ordelivered to the City Clerk, Room 395, Ios Angeles City Hall, 200 N. Sp.i"g St., Ios Angeles, CLgctrll;.

II. Assessment Information

The p'roposed Assessment described in this Notice is new and, if approved, will appear on your property tax bill.l. Descriptlon of Disfict: See enclosedmap2- Your Proposed Annuel Assessment: the proposed Assessment on your property foi Fiscal Year (FY) 2005{6 is shown

- 9o th" enclosed yellow ballot (Fiscal Year is from July I to June 30)3. Entire Dls0:ict Propmed Annuel Assessment: The proposed annual asses$n€nt for the entire district for

FY 200546 is $1,663.86.4. Duretion of the Proposed Assessment: Annually on tax bills.5. Reason for the Assessment: To pay for the costs of ope,rating serrricing and maintaining locat street Ughting. These costs

include, but are not limited to elecfricity, larrys, fixtures, pol&, wires, r.pair cr"ors and vehicles and otier itiros aecessaryto operate the steetlights in the City of Ios Angeles.

6. Calculation of the Assessmenfi The back of this notice explains how assessments are calculated. All parcels within anAssessment District that receive spesial benefi(s) from enhanced levels of local stneet lighting are assessed in proportion tottrc special benefi(s) they receive. The assessmelrt rates that are shown are conside,red ft" rrt*t for Fy 200506 and wilt beincreased every year by 2o/o,notta exceed the annuat change in the Consumer Price Index (CPD dgring the preceding yearending in March, for all Urban Consumers in the Los Angeles, Riverside, and Orange Colnty areas. fl" otoAassessrnents levied in any fiscal year will be as approved by the City Council and may not eiceea the assessment ratewithout receiving prroperty own€r approval.

7. Ballotlng Results: If a majority of the ballots returned are in support of the Assessme,lrt Disfrict, the Distict wiU be formedand the Assessment iu the amount listed on the enclosed ballot wilt be irryosed. If a majority of th" bu[ot" retumed arc inopposition to the Assessment District, the Assessment will not be imposea and the proeou"a-sf."Uights wi[ not beinstalled. Ballotsareweightedproportionatlybyeachparcel'sAsseisment*ro,-i ($t = t vote.)

III. Quesfions Regardtng These proceedings

If fol have any questions about ttre proposed asses$nent distict or this pr@ess, please contact our sta.ffat the City of IosAngeles at Ql3) 473-5377,Monday tbrougb Friday, 8:00 a.rn - 5:@ p.* or uiU.f"rpUsl.lacity.org or visit us athttp ://www. lacity.org/bsUindex.htn

Asa covlted cnuv tnd.rlue lI oftE^meraB$ft DtsautltterAct Btc cty of LosArEElcs docs rddbofigi.Eol t E bcs of dsaH[yart won rcqll.sttUf, trorldc rcaso|.tJlc a@rilnod&.r ben$rraqtrd accass b lts p;ognms, senrces ano acuvrues

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---w your Assessment is Calcula---This brief description is summarized from a detailed Assessment Engineering Report that is on file in the Office of the CityClerk, which maybe reviewed during normal business hours.

Samole Calculadon -Benelit Zone 2

StrR-7,000sq.fLlot=med.denstty lEDUxl(ABID= lBU lBUr$6137(BZR)=$5137(annuelessessment)Indusfild -lt2acrelot=05) ecres 3 EDUr05 (AB$: 15BU 1.5BUr$5137(BZR)=$92.06(ennual essessment)

Step 1: Equivalent Dwelling Unit Rate (Table 1) x Applied Benefit Factor (Table 2) = Benefit Units @U's)Step 2: B€nefit Unis (St€p 1) x Be,nefit Zone Rate (Table 3) : Annual Parcel Assessment

Teble I - Equlvelent Dwelling Unit AsstgnmentsThis calculation takes into account the different land uses of properties. All properties are related to the medium densrty singls-family residential parcel, which is assigned an EDU of l. @U = Dwelling UniB EDU = Equivalent Dwelling Unig acreage isprorated)

LmdUsc Bslc Meesuremcnt Unft Equlvdcnt lhrc[lne Unlt RetcSinglc Femily Rcstdcnttd (StrR)

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0.75 EDU/DU3.0{.5 EDU/DU8.5+0.25 EDU/DU

0.5 EDU/DU6.0 EDU/Acre6.0 EDU/Ac,re6.0 EDU/Acre6.0 EDU/Acre1.5 EDU / Acre1.5 EDU/Acre1.5 EDU/Acrc0 EDU/parcel

Table 2 - Strest Lighting Benefit FectorsB€nefit Factos define the qpecial benefit associated with the use of the property. (ABF = Applied Benefit Factor)

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Orname,nal lighting system on residential streets. Genqallyused to illuminatetheroadwaymd sidewalk aeas

Modem lighting system on residcntid *rees.Modcrn lighting qdsm on artcrid streets.

Lighting systcm that rcquircs additional rnaintcnance or eneqgr than eneqgr efficie,nt lanps. Applies to metalhalide lanps. This rate is added to another zone rate.Spec.ial stand-alone electrolias for pedesrian illumination only. This rate is in addition to Zae 1,2,3 or 4.

Special pedestrian system athched to existing roadway electroliers. This ratc is in addition to 7-one 1,2,3 or 4.

t Assessment Rates for FY 2005-06. The annual operation and maintenance assessment mtes wi[ be increased achyearby 2o/o,

not to exceed the annual change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for all Urban Consumers in the Ios Angeles, Riverside, andOrange County areas.

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Light not yetinstalled.

/ A majority YES votewill permit the City toinstall streetlights nearyour property.

STR] 'LIGHTING BALLODON'TTHROWAWAY

r' Ama)ority NO votewill not allow the City toinstall streetlightsadjacent to your property

Questions? Problems paying?Call213 485-8213 or visit theBureau of Street Lighting website.http ://www. lacity. org/BS Ui ndex. htm

This package contains a ballot to determine if streetlights will be installed adiacent to your property.

In order to install streedights near your property, an Assessment Disrict must be created to collect the annualcost from adjacent properry owners to operate and maintain the lights. This is your opportunity to vote onwhether you want to have streedights and accept the charge added to yolrr properry taxes to pay these costs.

In this packet you will find a blue Notice, a yellow Ballot, and an envelope for mailing the ballot.

Notice to Property Owners

This Notice provides you with legally required information about theballoting and the assessment. On the back, it explains how your assessmentis calculated-



As a covered entity under TiUe II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not dirriminate on the basis of disability andupon requet will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services and activities.

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Para instalar un sistema de alumbrado pfblico cerca de su propiedad, un distrito de valoraci6n debe ser creadopara colectx anualmente de los propietarios la cantidad parala operaci6n y mantenimiento del alumbrado.Esta es su oporrunidadparavotar si desea que el alumbrado se mantenga encendido y aceptar que los cafgosse agregen a los impuestos de su propiedad.

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Este aviso suministra informaci6n sobre lavotzci6n y tasaci5n requerid^por la ley. Alreverso,le explica como su tasaci6n es calculada.

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La Cudad de Los Angeles, como ser bajo el "nUe II of the Americans with Disability Act", no descrimina en base de incapacidad y al ser solicitadoproveerd facilidades razonables par! asegurar el acceso a sus progmmas, servicios y actividades.

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COMMUNTCATION FROM THE BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING and ORDINANCE OFINTENTION FIRST CONSIDERATION relative to establishing a hearing date for themaintenance of TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRIVE LIGHTING DISTRICT.

Recommendations for Councilaction, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE MAYOR:

1. ADOPTthe reportof the Director, Bureau of Street Lighting, dated December6,2004.

2. PRESENT and ADOPT the accompanying ORDINANCE OF INTENTION setting thedate of AUGUST 3, 2005 as the hearing date for the maintenance of Tramonto Driveand Los Liones Drive Lighting District, in accordance with Proposition 218, ArticlesXltlC and XlllD of the California Constitution and Government Code Section 53753.

FiscallmpactStater,nent: TheBureauof StreetLightingreportsthatifadopted,$1,663.86will be collected annually starting with tax year 2005-06 that will go into a dedicated streetlighting maintenance assessment account for the use in the operation and maintenanceof this street lighting system.

(Board of Public Works Hearing Date: July 25,2005)

(ord of intent in Ccl. on 6-1-05)

cc: City EngineerBureau of Street LightingLand RecordsChief Clerk, City ClerkCouncilmember M iscikowski

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Subject: TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRrVE LIGHTING DISTRICT-StRgUT LIGHTING MAIMTENAI{CE ASSESSMENTS PROCESSINGCONFORMING TO PROPOSITION 218

As recommended in the accompanying report of the Director of theBureau of Street Lighting, which this Board has adopted, the Boardof Public Works recommends that the City Council adopt this reportand the Ordinance of fntention for TramonLo Drive and Los LionesDrive Lighting District, - Street Lighting Maintenance Assessments.The Board further requests that the Street Lighting AssessmentProceedings for this project be conducted in conformance withProposition 218 as discussed in the report.

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSBUREAU OF STREET LIGHTINGREPORT NO. 3

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Honorable Board of Public Worksof the City of Los Angeles

TRAMONTO DRIVE AND LOS LIONES DRIVE LIGHTING DISTRICT -STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS PROCESSING CONFORMING TO PROPOSITION 218

RECOMMENDATIONS:

That this report be adopted by your Board and fonararded, together with the transmittals, to theCity Clerk and City Councilwith your Board's recommendations that:

Council adopt this report and the Ordinance of lntention and that the proceedings beconducted in accordance with Sections 6.95 - 6.127 of the Los Angeles AdministrativeCode, Section 53753 of the California Govemment Code, and Proposition 218 (ArticlesXlll C and Xlll D of the Califomia Constitution). This includes Council holding a PublicHearing for the district.

b. Upon Council adoption of the Ordinance of lntention, the City Clerk be instructed to: 1)Mail notices of the assessment ballot proceedings, 2) Mail assessment ballots (asrequired by Prop. 218) prepared by the Bureau of Street Lighting and the City Clerk, tothe property owners in the lighting district, and 3) Conduct the assessment ballotproceedings.

Upon completion of ltem b above, the City Clerk be instructed to count, certify andreport the results of the assessment ballot proceedings to the Council.

Following the conclusion of the final public hearing, if a project has weighted "YES"votes equal to or in excess of weighted 'NO' votes, Council deny the appeals, confirmthe maintenance assessments, and adopt the Final Ordinance levying theassessments. lf weighted 'NO' votes are in excess of weighted 'YES" votes, Councilwill abandon the lighting district and proceedings in accordance with Proposition 218,and the affected street lighting system will not be constructed.

That a copy of this report be provided to each affected Council office and the Mayor's Office ofEconomic Development.

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FISCAL IMPAGT STATEMENT:

!f adopted, $1,663.86 will be collected annually starting with tax year 2O04lO5 that will go into adedicated street lighting maintenance assessment account for the use in the operation andmaintenance of the district's street lighting system.

TRANSMITTALS:

Ordinance of lntention, approved as to form and legality by the City Attomey, for the proposedassessment district.

Diagram delineating those lands proposed to be assessed.

Proposed assessment roll.

Enginee/s report as required by Proposition 218.

DISCUSSION:

This report submits the proposed Ordinance of lntention to institute maintenance assessmentproceedings for one street lighting project. The following is a brief description of the street lightingimprovements within the district:

Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District - C.D. 11

This is a Private Development Project. This lighting district proposes to install 3 newstreetlights within the lighting district. 3 streetlights along Tramonto Drive, from 991'SM/ LosLiones Drive to 616' SM/ Los Liones Drive. This project is proposed to assess 7 parcels foroperation and maintenance.

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FISGAL IMPACT STATEMENT:

lf adopted, $1,663.86 will be collected annually starting with tax year 2OO4IO5 that wilt go into adedicated street lighting maintenance assessment account for the use in the operation andmaintenance of the district's street lighting system.

TRANSMITTALS:

1. Ordinance of lntention, approved as to form and legality by the City Attomey, for the proposedassessment district.

2. Diagram delineating those lands proposed to be assessed.

3. Proposed assessment roll.

4. Enginee/s report as required by Proposition2lS.

DISGUSSION:

This report submits the proposed Ordinance of lntention to institute maintenance assessmentproceedings for one street lighting project. The following is a brief description of the street lightingimprovements within the district:

Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District - C.D. 11

This is a Private Development Project. This lighting district proposes to install 3 newstreetlights within the lighting district. 3 streetlights along Tramonto Drive, from 991'SM/ LosLiones Drive to 616' SM/ Los Liones Drive. This project is proposed to assess 7 parcels foroperation and maintenance.

The proposed annual assessment amounts for the lighting district are as folloWs:

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Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District $1,663.86

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lf levied, the administration of this district may be combined with that of another district or districts inthe future as provided in the Ordinance of lntention.

The passage of Proposition 218 on November 5, 1996, requires a vote of the property owners prior toCouncil confirming and levying the assessments for maintenance.

Upon adoption of the transmitted Ordinance of lntention, the Council will set a date for hearingappeals and the last day to receive completed assessment ballots. A hearing to be held by yourBoard will be scheduled at least one week prior to the date of the public hearing before the CityCouncil to review and resolve any appeals conceming the proposed maintenance assessments. lf theassessment ballot proceeding as required by Proposition 218 approves these assessments, the CityCouncil may confirm and levy the assessments.

ln accordance with Council Policy adopted on December 11, 1998, the Bureau of Street Lighting willcast ballots in favor of the assessments for all Council controlled public properties in the district. TheTramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District includes no public properties.

The protests that are received, as described in the Administrative Code, are for the consideration ofthe Council, but are not binding. Only a majority vote against the assessment is binding.

Respectfully submitted,Report prepared by:Community Services DivisionProp. 218 Compliance SectionVahe Boyajian, St. Lighting Assoc. llJay Wong, P.E., St. Lighting Assoc. lllNorma Marrero, P.E., Sr. Street Lighting Engineer(2131e/.7-6404

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October 2l,2004

ENGINEER'S REPORT

FORfiIE


REGARDING STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS IN T}TE

TRAMONTO DRME ANID LOS LIONES DRIYELIGHTING DISTRICT

IN CONFORMANCE WITH PROPOSITION 218

PREPARED October 21, 2004

Group No. 06150-1

Transndttal No.4 to the Report ofthe Board of Public Works

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October 21.2004

CITY OF LOS AI\IGELESBUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING

ENGII\TEEROS REPORT

Subject: Description of how the City finances the cost of sfreet lighting rnaint€nance, how theseassessments were calculate4 and how this cornplies with Section 4 of Proposition 218,Article XItr D of the California Constitution, in regards to the subject steet lightingmaintenance assessment distic(s).

Abstract: The Bureau of Steet Lighting, for the Board of Public Works, administers and operatesthe street lighting system of the City. This inoludes managing the financing of thesystan. By Council Poliry, about 80% of the sheetlights are financed though streetlighting maintenance assessme,nts to benefiting properties, and the rest through theLADWP.

Proposition 218, section 4 (b), requires that "...All assessments shall be supported by adetailed engineer's report prepared by a registered professional engineer certified by theState of California..." It further requires in section 4 (0 that "...in any legal actioncontesting the validity of any assessme,nt, the burde,n shall be on the ag€ncy todemonstate that the property or properties in question receive a special benefit over andabove the benefits conferred on the public atlarge and that the amorurt of any contestedassessment is proportional to, and no greater tharU the benefits conferred on the properlyor properties in question..."

The ptrpose of this r€,port is to respond to the specific requirerneirts of Proposition 218and State law, for the subject stueet lighting maintenance assessment distic(s).

Prepared by:218 Compliance Section Associate tr

Checked by:P.E., 218 Compliance Section Associate Itr

Approved by: Norma Marrero, P.E., Senior Street Lighting Engineer, Bureau of Street Lighting

R.E.NO. EBbqL Date / /7 g) /

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CONTENTS

ITEM

1. Summary

2. Definitions of Special Benefit and General Be,nefit Street Lighting

3. Steet Lighting Types and Financing

4. How Street Lighting Maintenance Assessments are Calculated

5. Assessment Rates

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Specifications For The Operation of Steet Lighting Maintenance Assessment Distic(s)

Data Entry Shee(s)

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Refer to the Report of the Board of Public lVorks f,'or The Followine Transmittalsl. Ordinance(s) of Intention for the Proposed Assessment District(s)2. Assessment Diagram(s) for the Proposed Assessment Disfict(s)3. Assessme,nt Roll(s) for the Proposed Assessment Distric(s)

1. ST]MMARY

On November 5, 1996 the voters of California approved Proposition 218, which became part ofthe Califomia Constitution. It imposes additional requirerne,nts on local government whenassessments for stueet lighting maintenance are proposed. This engineer's report will explain themethodology for the calculation of the assessments, the City's policy between special and gene,ral

benefit and information about the subjectproject.

City furding is provided for steet lighting, which light tunnels, bridges, and minimal taffrcsafeff lighting installed on wooden pow€r poles. Under City Policy, funding for permanent stneet

lighting, which directly benefits nearby properties, is financed by assessments only.

Special Benefrt is the direct benefit to a property, and to its owner or users, based on the existenceof the nearby steet lighting systems that is designed to illuminate the roadway and sidewalkadjacent to the specific property at night. When there is a single sfreetlight in front of or near theproperty in que3tion, there is special benefit to the extent that the roadway and sidewalk areilluminated, notrrithstanding that the street lighting qystem for the block is incomplete.Proposition 218 allows the assessment of properties which receive special benefit, to the extentthat the assessmexrt is not greater than the reasonable cost of the proportional special benefitconfered on those parcels.

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General Benelit is defined as a benefit to properties in the surrounding community or a bnefit tothe public in ganeral resulting from the improvemants, activities or services to be provided by theassessment lely. These benefits include the benefit from street lighting systems for locations thatdo not benefit specific properties, as well as interim lighting for minimal traffic safety on woode,npow€r poles and permanent lighting at intersections with mast arm or traffic vehicular heads. Anyspecial benefit from these lights will be intangible and not quantifiable in relation to their GeneralBenefit use. Proposition 218 requires the City to finance general benefit costs from other thanproperty assessments.. These costs are financed frompublic funds.

The tlpes of lighting that fall into these benefit categories are further outlined below.

3. STREET LIGHTING TYPES AI\D FINAI\CING

There are tlree tlpes of street lighting in the City of Los Angeles, each with different purposes,physical characteristics and financing modes. The following is a b,rief description of each:

A. SPECIAL BEI\IEITI - Special Benefit street light systems are perrnanent steetlight systemsdesigned to meet City sandards of illunrination which provide special benefit to nearbyproperties. These are generally systems with steel or concrete poles, urderground wiringintended to be part of a complete systsrn providing a designed level of illumination andmiformity on the roadway and sidewalk areas. These systems are gene,rally insalled througheither assessme,nts to nearby benefiting properties, grants or through requirernants on privatedevelopments, and are owned by the Departrrent of Public Works. The financing of theire,ntire costs of operation and mainte,nance is tlrouglt the amrual assessment of nearbyproperties that are determined to receive special benefit. All general benefits, if any, to thesurrormding community and public in general from these special benefit streetlight qystems

are intangible and are not quantifiable.

B. GEI\ERAL BEIYEFIT - General Benefit lighting systuns are permane,nt steet light systemand which illuminate vehicular and pedestian bridges and tunnels; intersections with mast armor traffic vehicular heads; and other locations whene there are no adjacent or nearby propertieswhich receive direct, special benefit. These are part of a cornplete qystern for the stnrcture, Gsteet providing a designed level of illumination and udformity on the roadway and sidewalkareas. The financing of their entire costs of operation and maintenance is through public fundsand/or Departnent of Water and Power fimds. These systerns are generally installed withpublic funding, and owned by the Department of Public Worls.

C. UTIIITARIAI\ LIGHTING - Utilitarian Lighting is a general benefit tlpe of stneet lightingthat is installe4 operated and maintained by the Departrnent of Water and Power. These lightsare mormted on wooden power poles, and do not have a designed average level of uniformityor illumination.

These lights are considered interinq minimal safety lighting for specific locations where thereare no permanent street lighting systerns. The costs of operation are financed through theDepartne,nt of Water and Power.

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4. HOW STREET LIGHTING MAINTENAI\ICE ASSESSMENTS ARE CALCTJLA*TED

GeneralBased on Council Policy, Los Angeles Administative Code, annual City Budgets, andassessment proceedings, assessments are for the total estimated amount of the cost of operationand maintenance.

AII costs of street Iighting maintenance and operation for the subJect lighting qrrstems are tobe assessed-none are to be linanced with public funds.

The total estimated amounts of reve,nues and operating costs for previously assessed parcels areshown in the annual re,ports for the Los Angeles Clty Steet Lighting Maintenance AssessmentDistrict (LACLD). The assessment rates are based on these estimates, which rely on actual costsfor previous years, and on historic relationships between the different rates.Proper maintenance and operation of the streeflight infrastructure benefits all propertieswithin the District by providing security, safety, and community character and vitality.

In additiorU Proposition 218, the "Right to Vote on Taxes Acf' which was approved on tleNovember 1996 stat€vdde ballot and added Article )flIID to the Califomia Constitution, requiresthat a parcel's assessment may not exceed the reasonable cost for the proportional special benefitconferred on that parcel. Article )gID provides that only special benefits are assessable and theCity must separate the general benefits from the special benefits. It also requires that publiclyowned properties, which benefit from the improvements, be assessed.

MethodolowThe calculation method talces into account the following:

Benefit Zones - The tpe of steet lighting system that is installed. These will be identified asbenefit zones. These zones rnay indicate a modern system that provides the minimumillumination levels adopted by the City or may include pedestrian ligbting. Each zone requires acertain average energy usage, maintenance and eventual replacernent.

Equivale,nt Dwelling Units - The calculation will take into account the different land uses on theproperties for comparative purposes. (ex. A vacant prop€rty vs. a multiple family property vs. acommercial prop€rty.)

Benefit Factors - Benefit Factors will define the special benefit associated with the use of theproperly. Special Benefit Factors will be applied to properties that demonstate a different usepattern.

Partial Lighting Factors - Partial Lighting Factors will define the amount of frontage lit by thestreeflights.

Rates - The current rates have been set due to the Bureau's curent maintenance district. Theserates include ffiffgy, mainte,::ance, administration and eventual replacernent at the end of life.

All these factors will be evaluated and formulated into Benefit Units, utilizing EquivalentDwelling Units and Benefit Factors, which will then be multiplied by the corresponding rate perthe Benefit 7ane. Tlte following explains each factor in more detail.

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Benefit ZonesBenefit Zones are used to differentiate behveen the different t1ryes of lighting service parcelsreceive. All parcels served by a similar kind of lighting system spaced a similar distance apartmight be considered to be in the same Benefit Zone.

Each benefit zone will have a specific Assessment Rate associated with it, and a parcel can be inmore than one benefit zone.

An area with a very high level of lighting, with tw'ice the number of lights installeq could be in aspecific benefit zone that would be charged twice the rate of those tlpes of lights. If that areaalso included pede.stian lights, it could be in trvo zones of benefit. Zones may be adjusted due toany identified general benefit corrrponant.

For parcels on comers with more than one lit side, the parcel will be zoned per the side that theprop€rty takes access.

We have determined that there are five (5) ditrerent levels of beirefit within the Distric! and theseare distinguished by different zone designations.

The zones id€rltified below are assumed to utilize en€rgy efficient larnps. Any request for lampsthat are not e,nergy efficient or require additional maintenance will need to be evaluated and therate will need to be adjusted accordingly.

Zane | - This zone is an orname,ntal lighting system on residential steets. This lighting systemgenerally is used to illuminate the roadway and sidewalk areas.

Tnne 2 - This zone is a modern lighting system on residential steets.

7-one 3 - This zone is a mode,m lighting system on arterial streets.

7-one 4 - This zone is applied to lighting systems that require additional maintenance or e,lrergy

than energy efficient lamps. This will apply to metal halide lamps and the zone will becombined with another zone.

Zonei- This zone is for special stand alone pedestrian electroliers on arterial steets. Thelighting system provides illumination for pedescrian use only. This Zone would be inaddition to Zone's 1,2,3 or 4.

Zane 6 - This zone is for special pedestrian systems that are attached to existing roadwayelectoliers. This Zone would be in addition toTnne's 1,2,3 or 4.

Eouivalent Ilwelline Units

In order to allocate benefit fairly between the parcels, an Equivalent Dwelling Unit @DU) methodologyis proposed which equates different residential and non-residential land uses to each other, therebyallowing a tmiform method of assessmeirt.

The EDU method uses the single-family home as the basic unit of apportionment. The average single-family residential parcel for the City of Los Angeles has a lot size of approximately 7,500 square feet (sf).This is considered a medirmtdensity single-family residantial parcel and has been selected as the basic

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unit for calculation of assessments; therefore, the medium density single-family reside,ntial parcel isdefined as one Equivale,ntDwelling Unit (EDII).

Single Family Residential (SXR) Parcels.

A mediumdensity SER lot equals I EDU. All SFR parcels with lot sizes equal to l/8 acre and up to l/4Lcr.e (5,45 sf and 10,890 sf) are considered medium density SFR's.

SER parcels larger t}rrn ll4 acre are considered low density SFR's. Because these parcels are larger thanthe medium density SER's, and occupy more steet frontage per parcel, it makes se,nse that there are moresteet lights associated with these larger parcels; therefore, low dansity SFR's are assigned 1.25 EDU.

SFR parcels smaller than l/8 acre are considered high density SFR's. Because these parcels are smallerthan the medium density SFR's, and occupy less steet frontage per parcel, it makes sense that there are

fewer steet lights associated with these smaller parcels; therefore, high density SFR's are assigned 0.75EDU.

Other Residential Properties.

The equivalencies of other residential land uses are determined by multiplyrng the number of dwellingunits on each parcel by EDU Factors that are based on the relative population density of these residentialland uses. These factors are based on trip generation rates and estimated wastewater usage, which are bothrelated to population densrty.

Multi-family Residential G!mR) parcel (Apartnents and Condominiums) equivale,ncies are determinedbymultiplyng the nunrber of dwelling units on each parcel by a factor, which is used to approximate therelative population density of these gpes of dwelling units and reduced unit size as compared to thetlpical density and size of a SFR. The MFR parcels are b,roken into thnee density categories as follows:

MFR parcels with 1 - 4 dwelling rmits (duplexes, triplexes, 4-plexes and condominiuns) are consideredlowdensity MFR's and are assigned EDU's based on a factor of 0.75 EDU per Dwelling Unit (DI).

MFR parcels with 5 to 15 dwelling unis on the property are considered medium density MFR. For theseproperties, the first 4 DU's are assigned 0.75 EDU/DU and the next 5 to 15 units are assigned 0.5EDU/DU.

MER parcels with 16 or more dwelling units on the property are considered to be highdensity MER. Thebreak betlveen medium densrty and high density is considered to be at 15 dwelling units, because after 15

dwelling units apartnent complexes must have a manager on the prernises at all times. For theseproperties, the first 4 DU's are assigned 0.75 EDU/DU, the next 5 to 15 units are assigned 0.5 EDUIDU,and units over 15 are assigned 0.25 EDU/DU.

Mobile Home Park equivalencies are determined by multiplying the number of dwelling rmits on eachparcel by 0.5 due to the relative population density of these tlpes of dwelling units and reduced unit sizecompared to the tlpical density and size of a SER

Non-Residential Parcels

Non-residential properties aie converted to EDU's using the City of Los Angeles' avemge size for a SFRlot. As stated above, the average SER lot is approximately 7,500 sf, which is approximately 6 dwellingunits per acre. Therefore, non-residential parcels are assigned 6 EDU per acre or any portion thereof.

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Non-residential properties include corun€rcial, industial, and institutional uses (such as schools,churches and hospitals). Utility properties are assessed the same as non-residential prop€rty, andGovernmental properties are assessed based on how they are used (this could be residential or non-residurtial).

Vacant Parcels.

Vacant property consists of parcels with few or no improved sfuctures. Based upon the opinions ofprofessional appraisers, appraising current market property values for real estate in Southern California,the land value portion of a property $rpically ranges from 20 to 30 percent of the property's total value.Additionally, the utilization of vacant property is significanfly less than improved property and vacantproperty has a traffic gane,ration rate of 0. Therefore, vacant SER lots will be assigned 0.25 EDU, and allother vacant parcels (including park and agricultural parcels) will be assigned benefit at the rate of 25Yo ofthe non-residential rate, or 1.5 EDU per acre or any portion thereof.

Table 1, below, shows the EDU rates assigned to the narious land uses.

The EDU rates are modified by Banefit Factors and Partial Lighting Factors, and the overall benefit toeach property is defined as follows:

(Equivalent Dwelling Units) x @enefit Factor) x @artial Lighting Factor) = Benefit Units

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TABLE 1 - Equlvalent llyvelllng Unlt (EDU)

Code Land Use Basic Unlt EDU Rate

Slngle Family Res. (SFR)SFRL SFR - Low Density (largerthan 114 acre lot or 10,890 s0 1 D.U 1.25EDU / DUSFRM SFR - Medium Density (118 - 114 acre !ot) 1 D.U l.OOEDU / DUSFRH SFR - High Density (less than 1/8 acre lot or 5,445 sf) 1 D.U O.75EDU / DU

SFV SingleFamllyVacant 1 Parcel 0.25EDU / pcl

Multl-famlly Res. (MFR)

CNDO Condominium 1 D.U O.7sEDU / DUMFRL MFR - Low Density (2 - 4 units) 1 D.U O.7sEDU / DUMFRM MFR - Medium Density (5 - 15 unib) 1 D.U. 3 +O.5EDU / DU

over4 DUMFRH MFR - High Density (16 or more units) 1 D.U. 8.5 +9.25gDU / DU

over 15 DUMH Moblle Home Parks 1 D.U. O.5EDU / DU

COM Gommercial l Acre 6EDU / acINS lnstltutlonal l Acre 6EDU / acIND lndustrlal l Acre 6EDU / acUTL Utlllty Propertles l Acre 6EDU/acPRK Park l Acre 1.5EDU / acVAC Vacant l Acre 1.5EDU /acAGR Agriculture l Acre 1.SEDU / acEXE Exempt 1 Parcel OEDU / pcl

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Benelit f,'actors

The EDU rates are modified by Benefit Factors that relate to how a particular land use benefits fromstreetlights

The amount of benefit received will vary with the diftererrt land use on the property. There are twocategories from which the total benefit of a parcel is derived:

l. Security and Safety Benefit The prevention of crime and the alleviation of the fear of crime at theassessed properties, and the prevantion of local pedestrian and traffic accidents related to the assessedproperties.

2. Community Character and Vitality Benefrt. The promotion of social interaction, promotion ofbusiness and industry, and the contribution to a positive night time vizual image for the assessedproperties.

To assign the benefit factors, each land use is compared to residential properties. Residential propertiesare the base properties and are assigned benefit factors of I for both the "Security and Safety Benefit" andthe'Conrmunifi CJwracter and Vitality Benefif'.

Commercial and institutional properties benefit similarly to residential property and therefore are assignedthe same benefit factors. Parks, which are assessed as vacant lan{ also benefit similarly to reside,lrtialproperty.

hdustrial and utility properties receive benefits from added security and safety, but really receive nobenefit for comrnrmity character and vitality, as the nature of these properties do not promote either.

Likewise, vacant and agricultrne properties receive benefits from added security and safety, although notat nearly the level of developed property, but really receive no benefit from additional communitycharacter and vitality.

Table2 provides a summary of the Benefit Factors that are ap,plied.

Table 2 - Street Llghtlng Beneflt Factorc

Land Use ResidentialRes. On

Private Steet Commercial lnstitutonal lndustial/Utilrty

ParkVacant/

Agriculture

Security and Safety 1.0 o.25 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.25

Community Characterand Vitality

'1.0 0.25 1.0 0.5 0.0 1.0 0.00

Subtotal: 2.0 0.50 2.O 1.5 1.0 2.O O.25

Applied Benefit Factor: 1.0 o.25 1.0 0.75 0.5 1.0 0.125

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Partial Liehtine tr'actors

The EDU rates are fr:rther modified by Partial Lighting Factors that take into consideration the amount offrontage lit by the streetlights. If almost the entire frontage of a parcel is lit, then the Partial LightingFactor is 1.0. If the frontage of a parcel is not fully lit, then a Partial Lighting Factor of 0.75, 0.50 or 0.25will be applied depending on the percentage of frontage lit.

5. ASSESSMENT RATES

Based on2004105 estimated annual budget, the following table provides the Maximum Assessment Ratesfor each ofthe Zones:

*The maximum annual maintenance assessment rates will be increased each year by 2Yo, not to exceedthe annual change in the Consumer Price Index (CPD for all Urban Conzumers for the Los fuigeles,Riverside, Orange County Areas.

The actual assessments levied in any fiscal year will be as approved by the City Council and may notexceed the maximum assessment rate without receiving properly owner approval for increase.

The actual annual assessment rates for ach Tnne will be calculated each year based on the estimatedcosts of operating and maintaining the steet lighting systsm in the following fiscal year.

The fonding source to repair and maintain the City of Los Angeles' general benellt lights ere notincluded in the estimated annual budget

Assessment Calculation for a ParcelBenefit Units = @quivalent Dwelling Units) x @enefit Factor) x (Partial Lighting Factor)Assessmeirt Cost: (7-one Assessme,lrt Rate) x @enefit Units)

For parcels with mixed use, such as a commercial / residential combination, the benefit units arecalculated for each use separately, and the higher of the trvo calculations will be used.

It is our concluslon that the proposed street tighting maintenance assessments follow themethodologr described above.

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1 $il1,745 $ 1.175.461.83 $450,130 $t18,859 $120,ru u,3/.3.4 $82.59

$1,333,943 474,857.79 $61.202 $6,008,929 $10,636,819.25 v,992,757 $6,087,840$500,1263 $2,252,889 $ 4,622,360.97 $1,871,902 $2,Ar2A74 84,486.29 $136.47

4 $5,967 $ 315.887.76 $o $6,o45 $0 15,182.4 $21.60

5 $205,7'15 $ 536.528.47 $'170,926 $208,416 $45,667 13,n331 $87.9to W2 $0 6,336.65 v7.21$762 $ m7.M.72 $14,2U

TOTAL $9,016,006 $9,134/07 92,1r00,000 $4s334070$17,584,58:l $7,500,000

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE OPERATION OFSTREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICTS

IN THE CITY OF LOS ANGELESFOR 2004-05

WORK TO BE DONE. The work and improvemant to be done shall be the operation,including furnishing electric energy and timing/switching; maintenance, including lamp changing,emergency sernrices, pole painting, fixttre cleaning and glassware replacernent and rehabilitation, whichincludes modernization and replacement of systems; repairs, including poles, conduit wiring and fusing,and fixtures repair and replaceme,nt; nranagement of the funds, records, engineering equipment appnoval

and testing, administafion and assessments, buildings, vehicles, equipment and materials; and relatedactivities for the street lighting system designated herein uder the'MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTDISTRICT," for ttre fiscal year ending Jrme 30, 2005, in accordance with the re,port of the Board ofPublic Worts therefore, on file in the office of the City Clerk

AUTIIORITY. The said work and improvement is to be made rmder and is to be govemed inall particulars by the Charter of the City of Los Angeles, Section 580 and other sections; the Ios AngelesAdministrative Code, Section 6.954.127; Proposition 218 (Articles )iltr C and )([U D of the CaliforniaConstihrtion), and the Ordinance of Intention to be hereafter adopted therefore.

LIGHTING SYSTEM. The street lighting system consists of electroliers, luminaires,and lamps, together with the necessary conduits, cables, wires and other appurtenances. Plansshowing the location and description of said equipment are on file in the office of the Bureau ofStreet Lighting and are hereby referred to and made apmt of these specifications. The propertiesto be be,nefited by the work 41d improvement are designated in the assessme,nt diagrams on filein the office of the Bureau of Steet Lighting; Assessment Engineering Division, and are herebyreferred to and made apart of the specifications.

OPERATION SCIIEDULES. The lighting systan shall be lighted in accordance with the AllNight and 1:00 a.rn schedules of operation, and minor exceptions, as agreed upon by the Departnent ofPublic Works and the Deparhent of Water and Power, or otherutility suppliers.

ELECTRIC ENERGY. It is contermplated that the City of Los Angeles, through its Deparunentof Public Worls, will purchase electric energy as it may deem necessary from the Departnent of Waterand Power, or other utility suppliers, in accordance with the tams, conditions, and rates prescribed for inzuch seirrices as have been agreed upon by the Board of Public Works and the utility supplier, andapproved by the City Council.

MAINTENANCE. The Departnent of Public Works will itself perform the work, or willcontact for certain work with the Deparbnent of Water and Power, or private companies, in providingnormal maintenance for the following distric(s), in accordance with the terms, and conditions asprescribed for in such services as have been agreed upon by the Board of Public Works and the supplier,and approved by the City Corurcil.

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Tramonto Drive and Los Liones Drive Lighting District

REPAIRS. The Departnent of Public Works, will itself perform the repair work, or willcontract for certain work with private companies, provide the materials, equipment and expe,nse,

appliances, and other appurte,nances and appurtenant work necessary to repair the steet lightingsystem. This may also require approval by the City Council.

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'12425&1 4410423{p7 17425 TRAMONTO DR ENGEL,PETER 17328 VENTURA BLVD # 245 SFV 0.34 0 2 No $'l.sl o.11./o $0.00

12425402 44't 6-023-098 17395 TRAMONTO OR BRUNELLE,MICHAEL AND JOYCE 1817 MICHAEL LN SFV 0.3 0 2 No $1.91 o.11% $0.00

1242U0n3 4416423€99 17375 TRAMONTO OR BRUNELLE,MICHAEL AND JOYCE 1817 MICHAEL LN SFV 0.28 o 2 No $1.91 o.11% $0 00

1242 441O423470 17335 TMMONTO DR 17335 TMMONTO LLC 269 SBEVERLY DR NO 263 SFV 0.35 0 2 No $1.91 o.1'l.a $106.1 3 A

12425405 4414423.0.24173139 TRAMONTO ORNO 101

HUDSON,BETTY A TR BETTY A HUUSON TRUST 17339 TMMONTO DR NO IOl MFR 0.05 1 2 No s45.90 2.76Vo $7.37 A

't242 05 44',t642342917339 TMMONTO DRNO 102

MEHTADHIRA 17S}9 TRAMANTO DR #102 MFR 0.05 1 2 No s45.90 2.76% $7.37

12425405 441 6-023-03017389 TRAMONTO ORNOi03 SIMONIqN,VAHE H AND ANI K TRS SIMONIAN FAMILY TRUST 2720 PORTER AVE MFR 0.05 1 2 No s45.90 2.76o/o $7.37 A

12425405 44'16{23-03'l17337 TRAMONTO DRNO tO4

NICHOLS,DAVID J AND PARKER.SALLYANN E 173rii7 TRAMOTO DR #104 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.76o/t $7.37

't2425&5 44',t642343217337 TRAMONTO DRNO 105 DEPIANTE.GLORIA D TR GLORIA O DEPLANTE TRTJST 17337 TMMONTO DR MFR 0.05 ,| 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7.37 A

't242+OO5 44't6{23-O3t}17337 TRAMONTO DRNO 108

MANSERDONALO E JR TR DONALD E MANSER TRUST 1365 GOUCHER ST MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.78./. $7.37

1242fiO5 441m23-O3417387 TRAMONTO DRNO 107

REDMOND,MICHAEL AND WONNE 1r/16 POSETANO RD MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7 37 A

12425-005 44r6{23-035 17337 TRAMONTO DRNO 10A

WANG"ANDREW C 17337 TMMONTO DR NO 108 MFR 005 ,l 2 No $4s.90 2.76o/0 s7.37 A

12425405 4416{23{36 17337 TMMONTO DRAPT O1O9

BARCLAY.BARBAM 17337 TMMONTO DR APT O1O9 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.760/. $7 37

12425-@5 4416-023{3717337 TMMONTO DRNO 110

HILL.BONNIE L 17337 TMMONTO OR NO 110 MFR 005 1 2 No $4s 90 2.76./0 $7.37 A

12425405 '1416{23{3817337 TRAMONTO DRNO 111

GOUBRAN,GABY W AND NANCY S 1505 4TH ST NO 222 MFR 0.05 1 2 No s45.90 278% s7 37

12425-@5 4416-023{3917337 TRAMOT.ITO DRNO 112

VEIS,ROB W 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 112 MFR 0.05 1 2 No s45.90 27AVo $7.37 A

't2425-OO5 44't0-023-04017339 TRAMONTO DRNO 201

OREEIN,ELLEN B 17339 TRAMONTO DR NO 201 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.760/. $7 37 A

't2425@5 441442344117389 TRAMONTO DRNO 202

ELLIOTT,MICHAEL R 17339 TRAMONTO DR NO 202 MFR 005 ,| 2 No $45.SO 2.707o $7.37 A

1242545 441A423-o/,217339 TMMONTO DRNO 203

KELLY,VALERIE M 17339 TRAMONTO DR 203 MFR 0.05 I 2 No $4s so 2.760/. $7 37 A

1242ffi5 4416523443 1TSITTMMONTO DRNO 204

GLASS,GARY W AND RUTH H i73:}7 TRAMONTO DR NO 204 MFR 005 1 2 No $4s.90 2.70% s7.37 A

12425405 4414-02344417337 TRAMONTO DRNO 205

FARBERVITALIY I7337 TRAMANTO OR #205 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.700/. $7.37

1242fiO5 4416423-04517337 TRAMONTO DRNO 206

CAUGHREN.LISA D 17337 TMMONTO DR # 206 MFR 0.0s 1 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7.37 A

1242+AO5 4410{23{46 17397 TMMONTO DRNO 207

MBBTTT,JOHN H AND MARGETTA B 179}7 TRAMANTO DR NO 207 MFR 0.05 ,| 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7.37 A

1242 08 441G423.O4717337 TRAMONTO DRNO 20A

POTTE&OAVIO F 17337 TMMONTO DR NO 208 MFR 0.05 ,| 2 No $45.S0 2-76oto $7.37 A

't242r@a 44',t6.C2344B17387 TMMONTO DRNO 209

li/ALEY,[,lARlE T TR MARIE T HALEY TRl,rIiT 17337 TMMONTO DR # 209 MFR 0.05 ,| 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7.37 A

1242+@5 4416423449 173i:}7 TMMONTO DRAPT O21O

PURDYJACK C AND ROBINS,GILDA 17337 TRAMONTO DR NO 210 MFR 0.05 ,| 2 No $45 90 2.74% s7.37 A

't2425405 4410-O234fi 17337 TMMONTO DRNO2lt ZEVIN,MITCHELL 173:}7 TRAMONTO DR NO 211 MFR 005 I 2 No $4s 90 2.760/o $7.37 A

12425-@5 4410-023-O5117387 TRAMONTO DRAP.|. 0212

PARK,YOUNG W AND HEE W 4128 CIIARDONNAY OR MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7.37 A

12425-@E 44'.t6423{52 17339 TMMONTO DRNO 301

JOSEFSON,STEVE AND ELLIE 17339 TRAMONTO DR # 301 MFR 0.05 ,l 2 No $45.90 2.700/o $7 37 A

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't2425-OO5 4416023{53 17339 TRAMONTO DRNO 302

KRAUSNINA TR NINA KRAUS TRI.,ST 17339 TRAMONTO DR NO 3O2 MFR 0.05 ,| 2 No s45 90 2.76% $7 37

1242ffi5 4416423-05/17339 TRAMONTO DRNO 303

SEE.CAROLYN TR CAROLYN SEE TRUST 17339 TRAMONTO DR 303 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45 90 276% s7.37

't2425-@5 4416423{55 17337 TRAMONTO DRAPT O3O4

JOSEFSON,STEVE AND ELLIE 17St7 TRAMONTO DR NO 304 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45 90 2.76.k s7.37 A

12425-OO5 4416423-056173i}7 TRAMONTO DRNO 305

WILLIAMS,JOHN RANO PAULA F 17337 TMMONTO DR NO 305 MFR 0.05 1 2 No s45.90 2 7do/o $7.37

1242r@5 4416423n5717337 TMMONTO DRNO 306

KHALKHALI,FARZIN AND ZOHREH B 10726 MCCUNE AVE MFR 0.05 1 2 No $4s.90 2 76'/o $7,37

12425'00.5 4416-023{5817337 TRAMONTO DRNO 307

GRTVER.JEANETTE A I7g}7 TRAMONTO DR NO 307 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.SO 2.76% $7 37 A

't2425-@5 lM16{23{59 17337 TRAMONTO DRNO 30a

GREEN,ILANA 17387 TRAMONTO DR 308 MFR 0.05 I 2 No $45.90 2.7Av. $7.37

12425405 441m23-08017337 TRAMONTO DRNO 309 MAFTNN.VERNE S CO TR MARTIN FAMILY TRI,IST i73l37 TRAMONTO DR NO 309 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.7A./. $7 37 A

1242 @5 4410{23{6117337 TMMONTO ORNO 310

ZAHNARNOLD T AND BETTE L 22 NCRESCENT MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.s0 2.70% $7.37 A

12425&5 4414523-@2173:}7 TRAMONTO DRAPT O31 I KRYSA"ROBERI A AND ALICE M TRS KRYSA FAMILY TRUST 17337 TMMONTO DR NO 311 MFR 0.05 1 2 No $45.90 2.76% $7.37 A

1242 5 4416{23-06317387 TRAMONTO DRNO 312

KATZ,GEORGE G 17387 TRAMONTO DR NO 312 MFR 0.05 1 2 NO s4s.s0 2.76% $7 37

12425'008 4410-023{95 17390 TRAMONTO OR ENGEL,PETER 17390 TMMONTO OR SFV 1.05 0 2 No $1.91 o.11% $0.00

't242 AO7 441GO23{96 17420 TMMONTODRIVE

ENGEL.PETER H 17328 VENTUM BLVD # 245 SFV o.2B 0 2 No s1.91 o.11% $0.00

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