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Residents of five different subdivisions (Ponderosa 84-1, Windsor 93-1, Bond 93-2, Moller 95-1 and Oak Tree Farms 94-1) participate in landscape maintenance districts that pay to maintain and repair designated landscaped and open space areas. It is administered by the City but paid for by the homeowners through annual assessments placed on their property tax bills. 139 Landscape Maintenance North Pleasanton Improvement District This fund accounts for the portion of the N.P.I.D. #3 funds that have been designated for the temporary maintenance of freeway on -ramps landscape. 140 Business Support Program This fund accounts for the loans provided to independently or locally owned micro - enterprises, restaurants, and retail businesses located in Pleasanton to assist them in remaining solvent during the COVID-19 emergency. 160 Gas Tax The City receives its share of gas tax from the State and uses the funds to construct, reconstruct and maintain streets throughout the City as designated in the annual capital improvement program. 161 Marilyn Murphy Kane Trail Reserve This fund accounts for the unspent portion of a donation received for the construction of the Marilyn Murphy Kane Trail. The remaining funds will be spent on design and construction services to install additional trees along the Marilyn Murphy Kane Trail on the City's Bernal property. 163-164 Measure B Transportation Improvements This fund accounts for moneys received from voter -approved Measure B which is to be used for street construction, repair, and maintenance and for bicycle and pedestrian safety projects. 165/170 Measure BB Transportation Improvements This fund accounts for moneys received from voter -approved Measure BB which is to be used for transportation priorities that includes streets and roads improvements, bicycle pedestrian enhancements, and transit related projects. 166 Vehicle Registration Fees This fund accounts for moneys received from voter approved Measure F which is to be used for repairs and maintenance of local streets and roads and the improvement of traffic flow, public transportation, and bicyclist, pedestrian, and driver safety. 167 Specific Plan Under Government Code Section 65450-65457, the City has established specific plans to develop policies, programs, and regulations for implementing its general plan in site- specific areas. Fees collected under these plans for the construction of infrastructure in these specific areas of the City are accounted for in this fund. This fund currently consists of the Happy Valley Specific Plan, the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan, and the Stoneridge Drive Specific Plan. 168 Traffic Grants This fund receives grants from State and Federal agencies for various traffic related projects. 171 Pleasanton Garbage Service Rate Reserve 279