1. STOCKTON CONSOLIDATED STORM DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 2005-1 2008-2009 Fiscal Year Annual Engineer’s Report Public Hearing Municipal Utilities Department July 8, 2008 Agenda Item 9.01

2. STORM DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT City’s Storm Water Discharge Permit requires storm water pollution control devices in new development City’s Storm Water Discharge Permit requires storm water pollution control devices in new development July 26, 2005: Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance District 2005-1 established to fund device maintenance July 26, 2005: Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance District 2005-1 established to fund device maintenance

3. STOCKTON CONSOLIDATED STORM DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 2005-1

4. BUDGET TO MAINTAIN FOLLOWING IMPROVEMENTS SJAFCA Detention Basin #2 – filtration basin to ground water SJAFCA Detention Basin #2 – filtration basin to ground water 1 – Lake series consisting of aeration systems, aquatic plants, and bio-filters 1 – Lake series consisting of aeration systems, aquatic plants, and bio-filters 2 – Extended Detention Basins 2 – Extended Detention Basins 1 – Baysaver Model # ½-48 x 48 manhole type 1 – Baysaver Model # ½-48 x 48 manhole type 1 – Patented Continuous Deflective Separation Media Filtration 1 – Patented Continuous Deflective Separation Media Filtration System by Continuous Deflective Separation Technologies System by Continuous Deflective Separation Technologies 2 – Storm Filters by Stormwater Management, Inc. 2 – Storm Filters by Stormwater Management, Inc. 3 – Storm Vault Mitigation Systems by ConSpan, Inc. 3 – Storm Vault Mitigation Systems by ConSpan, Inc. 1 – Storm Vault System by Contech Stormwater Solutions, Inc. 1 – Storm Vault System by Contech Stormwater Solutions, Inc. 2 – Vortechs (Model 2000 & 4000) by Stormwater 360 Treatment System 2 – Vortechs (Model 2000 & 4000) by Stormwater 360 Treatment System

5. Annual Assessment Varies by zone as a result of:  Zone size  Number of Dwelling Unit Equivalent Factor  Number of parcels within zone  Amount and type of improvements to be maintained 2008-2009 Annual Adjustment: +3.0%  Based on San-Francisco-Oakland-San Jose Consumer Price Index Increase

6. 2008-2009 Zone Budgets ZonePer Total Zone No.NamedueFAssessment 1Riverbend$ 45.98$30,085.20 2ACannery Park$ 8.38$ 8,256.20 2BCannery Park$ 17.76$10,456.38 3Simbad Estates$ 602.16$16,860.48 4Dama Estates$1,294.42$22,005.14 5ASilver Springs & Gold Springs$ 174.93$47,153.75 5B Silver Springs & Gold Springs$ 107.19$ 3,751.65

7. 2008-2009 Zone Budgets Zone Per Total Zone No.Name dueFAssessment 6Old Oak Estates$ 234.74$14,553.88 7Oakmore Meadows Unit 3$ 300.64$15,708.44 8Little Johns Creek North & Little Johns Creek South$ 282.92$17,823.96 9Malisa Manor$1,152.61$18,441.92

8. 2008-2009 Zone Budgets ZonePer Total Zone No.NamedueFAssessment 10Meadowlands Unit 2$ 646.70$ 23,281.20 11Westlake Villages$ 177.93$520,966.34 12Moss Gardens$ 123.71$ 53,118.58

9. RECOMMENDATION Adopt Resolution to:  Overrule all public hearing protests  Approve & adopt Fiscal Year 2008-2009 Stockton Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance Assessment District 2005-1 Engineer’s Report  Confirm and levy assessments for each Zone of District