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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 5-5-26
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City of Pleasanton <br />Bonde Ranch Landscape Maintenance District 2026‐2 <br />Engineer’s Report <br />Page 27 <br /> <br />In addition to the infrastructure contributions described above, the City of Pleasanton <br />provides ongoing staff support for the administration of the Assessment District that is <br />not reimbursed through the assessment and is not included in the percentage estimates <br />above. The City's Landscape Architect dedicates time throughout the year to the <br />preparation of bid documents, contractor selection and monitoring, property owner <br />inquiries, site inspections, coordination with other City departments, and general district <br />administration. The City administration fee collected through the assessment is $1,800 <br />per year. The value of the City Landscape Architect's time dedicated to the Assessment <br />District exceeds this amount, meaning the City absorbs the difference as a further in‐kind <br />contribution toward the general benefit requirement. This unreimbursed staff time <br />represents an ongoing financial contribution by the City to the Assessment District that is <br />separate from and in addition to the infrastructure contributions described above, and <br />further demonstrates that the City's total contributions to the District more than satisfy <br />the general benefit requirement. <br />In total, the City of Pleasanton's in‐kind contributions represent 50% of the total district <br />cost, which more than satisfies the 36.94% general benefit requirement. <br />Table 5 – City In‐Kind General Benefit Contributions <br />City In‐Kind Contribution Percentage <br />Curb and gutter maintenance, rehabilitation, and replacement 10.0% <br />Storm drainage system maintenance, rehabilitation, and <br />replacement 10.0% <br />Local public streets maintenance, rehabilitation, and replacement 10.0% <br />Maintenance, rehabilitation, and replacement of property <br />directly behind Ventana Hills neighborhood 10.0% <br />Amortized value of initial Improvements constructed by <br />Developer 20.0% <br />Total City In‐Kind Contributions 60.0% <br /> <br />Page 142 of 248
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