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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 29 <br /> <br />Zone B includes residential parcels located across Bernal Avenue and at greater distance <br />from the LMD maintenance areas. While Zone B parcels receive the lot creation benefit <br />and some proximity, views, and landscaping benefit, they receive a substantially reduced <br />wildland fire risk reduction benefit due to their greater distance from the maintained fuel <br />transition zones. The CAL FIRE hazard mapping confirms that most Zone B parcels lie <br />outside the Moderate Fire Hazard Severity Zone, with only a small number of parcels at <br />the northeastern edge of Zone B falling within the designated zone. Even for those <br />parcels, the direct protective effect of the District's fuel management activities is <br />materially reduced at that distance compared to Zone A. <br />The relative benefit scores for each zone, weighted by the benefit factors established in <br />this Report, are shown in Table 6 below. <br />Table 6 ‐ Relative Benefit Levels by Zone <br />Zone Creation of <br />Lots <br />Views/Decorative <br />Landscaping/Access <br />Wildland <br />Fire Risk <br />Reduction <br />Weighted <br />Score <br />Normalized <br />Score <br />Relative Weight 10% 20% 70% <br />Zone A Score (1‐10) 10 10 10 10 100% <br />Zone B Score (1‐10) 10 10 2 4.4 44% <br /> <br />Method of Assessment <br />The assessments are apportioned to properties within the Assessment District in <br />proportion to the relative special benefit each property receives from the Improvements. <br />As established in the Zones of Benefit section, the Assessment District consists of two <br />zones reflecting materially different levels of special benefit. Zone A parcels receive a <br />normalized benefit score of 100% and Zone B parcels receive a normalized benefit score <br />of 44%, based on the weighted benefit factor analysis in Table 6. This zone differential is <br />the primary basis for the difference in assessment rates between Zone A and Zone B. <br />Within each zone, assessments are further apportioned on the basis of Single‐Family <br />Equivalents (SFE). The SFE methodology is commonly used to distribute assessments in <br />proportion to estimated special benefit and is generally recognized as providing a fair and <br />appropriate basis for apportionment. For the purposes of this Engineer's Report, all <br />properties are designated an SFE value representing each property's relative benefit in <br />relation to a single‐family home on one parcel. The benchmark property is the single‐ <br />family detached dwelling, which equals one Single‐Family Equivalent or one SFE. <br />Page 144 of 248
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