1. MUNICIPAL UTILITIES DEPARTMENT July 26, 2005
STOCKTON CONSOLIDATED STORM DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT AND RIVERBEND ZONE 1
Good Evening Mayor, Vice Mayor and City Councilmembers
My name is Bob Murdoch, Assistant Director of the MUD
This item is in regard to the formation of the Stockton Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance Assessment District and Riverbend Zone 1.
Before I go into the specifics of the District and Zone 1, I’d like to give you a little background on why this is being done.
MUNICIPAL UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
July 26, 2005

2. STORM DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS
October 2002 – Regional Water Board issued a revised Storm Water Permit to Stockton
Revised Permit requires the installation of storm water treatment control devices
November 2003 – City Council adopted an implementation program
Current Storm Water fee is not sufficient to fund the operations & maintenance of treatment control devices

3. STORM DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS (Con’t)
Storm Drainage Assessment Districts will be used to provide the needed funding
The Public Hearing will establish:
A Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance District (District ), and
Riverbend Zone 1

4. PROPOSED STOCKTON CONSOLIDATED STORM DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT AND RIVERBEND ZONE 1
HOLMAN
ROAD
MARCH LANE
HUNTER
RIDGE
BLOSSOM RANCH
This public hearing is regarding the Riverbend and Riverbend West subdivisions and the formation of the Stockton Consolidated Storm Drainage Maintenance Assessment District and Riverbend Zone 1. Riverbend and Riverbend West subdivisions lie generally:
North of the Calaveras River
South of March Lane
East of the UPRR Railroad tracks
West of Wild Grape Drive
These properties are already within the City limits.
STOCKTON
CONSOLIDATED STORM
DRAINAGE ,
RIVERBEND ZONE-1
U P R R
EXHIBIT A
CALAVERAS
RIVER

5. Maintenance of Storm Water Treatment Controls:
STOCKTON CONSOLIDATED STORM DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT AND RIVERBEND ZONE 1
Maintenance of Storm Water Treatment Controls:
Extended Detention Basin
BaySaver Treatment Control Unit
Actual Assessment: $42.00
Maximum Assessment: $42.00
This District is being formed to provide maintenance of two storm water quality devices
An Extended Detention Basin
BaySaver Treatment Control Unit
Maintenance of these improvements is a condition of development for the Riverbend and Riverbend West subdivisions
If the formation of the District and Zone 1 is approved by a majority vote in terms of dollars of assessment, the proposed actual assessment is $42.00 per single family lot which is also the maximum assessment
Assessment ballots have been mailed to the property owners to comply with proposition 218 requirements. On file with the City Clerk’s office is a Certificate of Mailing of the Notice of Public Hearing and Ballot Procedure. The ballots will be tabulated and results announced at the conclusion of this Public Hearing

6. QUESTIONS? This concludes the staff report
I’d be happy to answer any questions.