HomeMy WebLinkAboutMULBERRY SEWER EXTENSION C of Fontana
L I F 0 R N I A
September 20, 1991
Walt Sacilowski
Coca-Cola Enterprises
I Coca-Cola Plaza, N.W.
CCE-768
Atlanta, GA 30313
RE: Fontaria Gateway Development Phase I, Sierra Gateway
NRWS Extension on Mulberry Avenue, Fontana, CA
{CCE Sewer Wasteline)
Dear Mr. Sacilowski:
Regarding the reservation of $285,000 for the above referenced sewer
wasteline, it has been determined that additional funds will be
required to cover the cost of ,construction and related incidentals.
The increase in cost is due to inflation and the required removal and
replacement of additional improvements that have been constructed over
the past three years along the alignment of the proposed sewer
wasteline.
In order to proceed with the public bidding process, a deposit of
$143,172 will be required from Coca Cola Enterprises.
Upon completion of the construction of the sewer wasteline to the
satisfaction of the City of Fontana and the Chino Basin Municipal Water
District, the project will be cost accounted and any excess funds will
be refunded.
If you should have any questions, please contact Mr. Gregory
Bucknell, P.E., Principal Engineer/Special Projects, at 714-350-6646.
Sincerely,
COM IT D L MENT DEPARTMENT
nt Director
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cc: R. Weddle G. Bucknell
K. Oeske G. Sams, Arrowhead Development Group
D. Gee R. Ketner, P.E., The Benham Group
J. Strodtbeck
8353 SIERRAAVENUE(P.O. BOX S18) · FONTANA, CALIFORNIA92334-O518 · (714)350-7800
SISTER CITY -- KAMLOOPS, B.C. CANADA
City of Fontana
CALIFORNIA
December 11, 1989
Mr. Tokihiro . ~ ~
Fusco Williams lindgren & Short
2500 Redhill Avenue, Suite 100
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Subject: Sierra 6ateway Sewer
Additional Corrections - Second Plan Check
Dear Mr. Tokihiro:
COVER SHEET (See corrected red areas on print}
1. a) At the 6eneral Notes Section No. 7, add after the word all (4") and
at the end add "Per City Standard Detail #125".
b) Add No. 15 to read: Existing manholes which are to be adjusted to a
new grade shall be done with materials similar in quality to those
in the original structure.
c} Add No. 16 to read: The contractor may raise manholes to grade prior
to paving by the use of metal rings which meet with the approval of
the City Engineer.
2. SHEET 2 OF 3
a) At station at profile, add a detail of the correction point at
station {26+32.06).
b) At same station add the word "join".
c) At station 23+62.38 correct existing manhole elevation from {929.08)
Inv{E} to read {926.07}.
d} At station 26+32.06 should read: 26+32.03 and Inv.{N) elevation
change {g21.37) to read: {921.16} per record map 1450A 13/13 F.L. =
20.96.
e) At 26+32.03 manhole and correct and redue shelf since at different
angle than existing.
f) Add const. note #{4) 6" cleanouts at manhole numbers 1, 2, 4, 5.
8353 SIERRAAVENUE(P.O. BOX518) · FONTANA, CALIFORNIA92334-0518 · (714)350-7600
SISTER CITY .-- KAMLOOPS, B.C. CANADA
Rr. Tokihiro
Fusco Willjams Ltndgren & Short
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3. SHEET 3 OF 3
a) At station 17+45 O0 correct inv.(W) and inv.(E) elewtions.
b) Add 6" cleanout at station ZO+01 S1.
c) At station (21+54.61) correct inv.(W) and inv.(E) elevations (see
corrected print).
d) Please note existing sewer line in Santa Aria flows from west to
east.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at
(714) 350-7610.
Sincerely yours,
Annivory Calvert
Public Works Director
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APPLICATION AND RECEIPT FOR DEPOSIT RE SEWER CONNECTION FEES
PROPERTIES OUTSIDE OF
FONTANA GATEWAY ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 89-1
CITY OF FONTANA
FONTANA GATEWAY SEWER EXTENSION
THIS RECEIPT IS ISSUED FOR YOUR DEPOSIT MADE IN CONNECTION WITH
YOUR APPLICATION FOR SEWER CCNNECTION RIGHTS.
FILL IN PARTS 1 THROUGH 4 BELOW
1. Property Owner:
2. Address:
3. Assessor's Parcel No(s). for which application is made:
4. Total number of Equivalent Dwelling Unit(s) ("EDU's") for which
application is made: (Sec. 26-67, p. 238.18 Fontana
Municipal Code).
ter$~jmlary treatment capaclt~_%~uand sewer extension
5. Sewer Connection Fee ............ (s~" e~ le belo ).
capital cost) per EDU t w
FEE SCHEDULE
Dollar
Amount
of Sewer
Connection
Payment Date Fee Per
(On or Before) Dwelling Unit
June 30, 1990 $ 3,804.00
June 30, 1991 4,184.00
June 30, 1992 4,602.00
June 30, 1993 5,062.00
June 30, 1994 5,159.00
3une 30, 1995 5,674.00
June 30, 1996 6,241.00
June 30, 1997 6,865.00
June 30, 1998 7,551.00
3une 30, 1999 8,306.00
6o TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED THIS DATE:
Dated: , 1.9__ CITY OF FONTANA, CALIFORNIA
APPROVED:
By
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· . DRAFT
July ].1, 1989
TO: Landowners Within the
Fontana Gateway Assessment
District No. 89-1
The City of Fontana will accept a bond in lieu of cash for the sewer
extension component of the applicable sewer connection fees from landowners
pending formation of the proposed Fontana Gateway Assessment District No.
89-1. Such bond must be satisfacto[[ to the City. Attached hereto is an
Application and Receipt for Deposit Re Sewer Connection Fees. As provided in
said Applications at the time a building permit is applied for, the applicant
must provide for payment of i)<~t~e tertiary ureatmenu capacity fee>nd ii) the
sewer capital extension fee. "-~
The applicant must pay the ~600 per EDU~'~ertiary~capacity fee in
cash. The applicant may satisfy the sewer extension fee (presently ~3204 per
EDU) by posting a bond. The bond must be in substantially the same format as
attached hereto. The bond must specify the number of EDUs and the fee in
effect at the time of request.
If there are any further questions, please advise.
Sincerely,
CITY OF FONTANA, CALIFORNIA
Annivory Calvert
Public Works Director
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Form of Bond To Be Presented By
Landowners Within the Fontana Gateway
Assessment District No. 89-1
Bond No.
Premium
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that , as
Principal, and a corporation organized and
doing business under and by virtue of the flaws of the State of
California and duly licensed to conduct a general surety business in
the State of California, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto
CITY OF FONTANA, CALIFORNIA, as Obligee, in the sum of
Dollars ($ ) for which payment,
well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors
and successors, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH THAT, WHEREAS, Principal is
the owner of the following Assessor's Parcel Numbers within the City
of Fontana, California:
AND WHEREAS, said parcels have been determined by the City to
contain, for sewer connect[on fee purposes, a total of
Equivalent Dwelling Units.
AND WHEREAS, Resolution No. of the City of Fontana,
California, adopted on May 2, 1989, requires the Principal to post
security for the sewer extension capital component of sewer
connection fees in the amount of Dollars per Equivalent
Dwelling Unit upon submission of an application to the City for a
building permit.
NOW, THEREFORE, the condition of 'this obligation is such, that if
the Principal shall make said contributions in cash or if the
proposed Assessment District is .successfully organized then this
obligation shall be null and void; otherwise it shall remain in full
force and effect.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the seal and signature of said Principal is
hereto affixed and the corporate seal and the name of the said
surety is hereto affixed and attested by its duly authorized
Attorney-in-Fact.
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APPLICATION AND RECEIPT FOR DEPOSIT RE SEWER CONNECTION FEES
PROPERTIES WITHIN
FONTANA GATEWAY ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 89-1
CITY OF FONTANA
FONTANA GATEWAY SEWER EXTENSION
THIS RECEIPT IS ISSUED FOR YOUR DEPOSIT MADE IN CONNECTION WITH
YOUR APPLICATION FOR SEWER CONNECTION RIGHTS.
FILL IN PARTS 1 THROUGH 4 BELOW
1. Property Owner:
2. Address:
3. Assessor's Parcel No(s). for which application is made:
4. Total number of Equivalent Dwelling Unit(s) ("EDU's") foE which
application is made: (Sec. 26-67, p. 238.18 Fontana
Municipal Code).
5. Sewer Connection Fee(~tiary treatmen per EDU: 3600.
Amount Received: ~ ~
6. Sewer Connection Fee (sewer extension capital cost) per EDU:
$ (see fee schedule below).
FEE SCHEDULE
Dollar
Amount
of Sewer
Connection
Payment Date Fee Per
(On or Before) EDU
June 30, 1990 $ 3,204.00
June 30, 1991 3,584.00
June 30, 1992 4,002.00
June 30, 1993 4,462.00
June 30, 1994 4,559.00
June 30, 1995 5,074.00
June 30, 1996 5,641.00
June 30, 1997 6,265.00
June 30, 1998 6,951.00
June 30, 1999 7,706.00
Amount to be received: ~
Received by: __ Delivery of Bond __ Payment of Cash
7. TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED THIS DATE: ~
Dated: , 19__ CITY OF FONTANA, CALIFORNIA
ApPD~/~n-
Ms. Annivory Calvert
Director of Public Works
City of Fontana
8353 Sierra Avenue
Fontana, California 92335
Re: Procedures for Implementation and Collection
of Sewer Connection Fees in connection with
the Fontana Gateway Specific Plan Area (Our
File No. FON00049)
Dear Annivory:
As you know, on May 2, 1989, the City Council adopted its Resolution
entitled "Resolution of the City Council of the City of Fontana, California,
Accepting a Certain Public Works Project and Establishing Sewer Connection
Fees in Connection Therewith" (the "Resolution"). In connection therewith, I
enclose the following:
Exhibit "A"'L uncertified copy of said Resolution;
Exhibit "B" - draft Administration Schedule;
Exhibit "C" draft Application & Receipt for Deposit Re Sewer
Connection Fees (Properties outside of District); and
Exhibit "D" - draft transmittal letter to properties within the
District with form of 'bond and Application & Receipt attached thereto.
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As stated in the Cost and Reimbursement Report attached to the
Resolution as Exhibit A, each ,equivalent dwelling unit, or "EDU", has a value
of ~3804 per sewer connection. Of such amount, ~3204 represents the
additional capital construction cost for the sewer extension itself and ~600
represents the standard sewer connection fee ford~['iary treatment capacit}~.
The Administration Schedule outlines the steps to be taken to
implement the sewer connection fee and the assessment district.
The Application attached as Exhibit "C" should be given to all
property owners not within the boundaries of the District. As stated in the
Administration Schedule, both the. tertiary treatment capacity and sewer
extension components are payable in cash only.
At a meeting at City Hall on July 11, 1989, JOtLU 0'Sullivan requested
that, pending resolution of San Bernardino County Superior Court Case
No. 250098, all landowners within the District be allowed to post a bond in
lieu of the sewer extension component of their sewer connection fees. The
transmittal letter and attaclunents thereto should be given to all property
owners within the boundaries of the District. As stated in the Administration
Schedule, the tertiary t~eatment capaC$~y .component is payable in cash only.
Please call me if you Zhave any questions.
Very truly yours,
HAWKINS, DELAFIELD & WOOD
Michael Y. Toy, Esq.
MYT: es
cc: Mr. Jim Grissom
Mr. Paul Ireland
Mr. Rudy Garcia
Mr. Jim Strodbeck
Clark Alsop, Esq.
Mr. Gary Van Osdel
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTIQN OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FONTANA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING A CERTAIN PUBLIC
WORKS PROJECT AND ESTABLISHING SEWER CONNECTION
FEES IN CONNECTION THEREWITH
WHEREAS, the Redevelopment Plan for Amendment No. 4 to the
Southwest Industrial Park Redevelopment Project (the "Redevelopment
Plan") was approved and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Fontana (the "City Council") by Ordinance No. 790, dated December 4,
1984; and
WHEREAS, the Redevelopment Plan provides for the
redevelopment of real property pursuant to the Redevelopment Plan by
owners thereof; and
WHEREAS, Fontana Municipal Code Sections 26-39(a) ~
a (b)
provide for commercial and industrial sewer connection charges of
six hundred dollars ($600) per service unit with a minimum charge of
six hundred dollars ($600); and
WHEREAS, in accordance with Section 66485, et seq., of the
California Government Code, the City Council has previously adopted
its Ordinance No. 176 of the City, as amended, providing for
reimbursement for sewer extension facilities from persons connecting
to such work and the provisions of such Ordinance No. 176, as
amended, have been codified and are found as Fontana Municipal Code
Section 26-58; and
WHEREAS, on March 17, 1987, the City, the Agency and Sierra
Gateway Development, Inc., an OklahOma corporation (the "Company")
entered into a Restated Annexation and Participation Agreement (the
"APA"); and
WHEREAS, the APA provided for the construction and
financing of certain sewer extension facilities generally along
Slover Avenue and Mulberry Avenile within the Fontana Gateway
Specific Plan Area (the "Project"); and
WHEREAS, all sealed proposals or bids for the work to be
done and improvements to be made, have been publicly opened,
examined and declared as described and specified in the APA; and
WHEREAS, said bids were referred to and considered by this
Council and by adoption of an appropriate Resolution, this Council
Page 1 c.f 5
awarded the contract for doing said work and improvements and
furnishing the supplies, materials and equipment necessary therefor,
to:
BONADIMAN-MCCAIN, INC.
at the unit prices specified in the bid of said low bidder (the
"Contract"); and
WHEREAS, in accordance with Section 26-58 of the Fontana
Municipal Code, the Superintendent has completed a Cost and
Reimbursement Report as attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and
incorporated herein by this reference (the "Cost and Reimbursement
Report"), indicating that the works and improvements have been
completed; and
WHEREAS, the Superintendent has verified that the works and
improvements have been completed; and
WHEREAS, On March 21, 1989, this Council adopted its
Resolution of intention to ,Make Acquisitions and Improvements, in
which said acquisitions and improvements were referred to the
Engineer of Work for the purpose of making and filing a report in
writing under and pursuant to the Municipal Improvement Act of 1913;
and
WHEREAS, the report described in the above-mentioned
Resolution (the "Assessment District Report") has been made and
filed and duly considered by this Council; and
WHEREAS, the City proposes to adopt a Resolution of
Acceptance to provide for such reimbursement.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the
City of Fontana, California, as follows:
Section 1. The Project required to be constructed in
accordance with the Contract has been completed in accordance with
the provisions of said Contract and the City hereby accepts the
Project.
Section 2. Findings. The City Council hereby finds and
determines as follows:
emanating me~ t residential
sources within the City;
(2) The City's sewer facilities within and without the
Fontana Gateway Specific Plan Area will near full
capacity in 1989;
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(3) Limited capacity of the City's sewer facilities has
created an obstacle to continued development within
said Fontana Gateway Specific Plan Area;
(4) The Assessment District Report and the Cost and
Reimbursement Report prepared for the City have
proj. ected the cost of the Project in connection with a
portion of the City's Fontana Gateway Specific Plan
Area as described in Exhibit "A" to the Cost and
Reimbursement Report (the "Sewer Connection Fee
Area"), at One Million One Hundred Sixty-Nine Thousand ~//
Dollars ($1,169,000);
(5) Imposition and collection of a sewer connection fee
(the "Sewer Connection Fee") prior to or upon
connection of commercial and industrial buildings
within the Sewer Connection Fee Area to the City's
sewer system is the most practical and equitable
method of providing revenues for the cost of sewer
extension facilities to meet the continuing
development r~eeds of the area within the Sewer
Connection Fee Area;
(6) The City is considering plans and capital budget
programs and improvement programs that will provide
for the extension of public facilities and services
and protect the public health, safety and welfare of
its citizens;
(7) The Sewer Connection Fee imposed upon the connection.
~f commercial and ~Lndustrzal Dulldings W~.t~O.~.~-~
~ewer Connectl~'r~"~-re~a-to the Cit~"sewer system
~i~3-'-f~r the purpos~'B'f making sewage _treatment
fac~llties available to such units and buil~din__~q~_ and
'the amoun[ ot the Sewer Connection Fee hereby Imposed
is reasonably and directly related to such benefit;
8) The City is confronted with an immediate need to
provide for the extension of sewer plant facilities to
adequately supply increased demands;
9) Continued unrestrained growth would seriously impair
the City's ability to effectuate the goals and
policies of the City's General Plan and will have a
material adverse effect on the health and welfare of
the citizens of the City; and
10) For the purpose of establishing a Sewer Connection Fee
within the Sewer Connection Fee Area, City Staff have
prepared a Cost and Reimbursement Report setting forth
the basis for calculating such Fee.
P~qe 3 of 5
Section 3. Establishment of Sewer Connection Fee.
Pursuant to Section 26-58 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Fontana, the City Council hereby establishes a Sewer Connection Fee
of Three Thousand Eight Hundred Four Dollars ($3,804) for each
Equivalent Dwelling Unit, or fraction thereof, applicable to the
structure for which an application for a building permit within the
Sewer Connection Fee Ar is submitted to the City. The Sewer
o 0 e ~ 9-
The sewer'connection fees may be paid to the City on the
dates and in the amounts as set forth in the following schedule:
Sewer Connection Fee
Payment Schedule
Dollar
Amount
, of Sewer
Connection
Payment Date Fee Per
(On or Before) Dwelling Unit
June 30, 1990 3,804 00
June 30, 1991 4,184 00
June 30, 1992 4,602 00
June 30, 1993 5,062 00
june 30, 1994 5,159 00
June 30, 1995 5,674 00
June 30, 1996 6,241 00
June 30, 1997 6,865 00
June 30, 1998 7,551 00
June 30, 1999 8,306 00
Section 4. Calculation of Equivalent Dwelling Units.
For purposes of determining the amount of payment of Sewer
Connection Fees due the City pursuant to Section 26-58 of the
Municipal Code of the City of Fontana and this Resolution, the City
Engineer shall calculate the Equivalent Dwelling Units in accordance
with the appropriate provisions of the Municipal Code of the City of
Fontana.
Paqe 4 ,Dr 5
Section 5. This Resolution shall take effect upon adoption.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED thi.~ day of ,
1989.
Mayor of the City of Fontana
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
City Clerk
I, Martha Steenbock, City Clerk of the City of Fontana,
California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
and regularly adopted by the City Council of the City of Fontana at a
regular meeting thereof, held on the day of ,
1989, by the following vote to wit:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
City Clerk of the City of Fontana
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
FORM AND ADEQUACY:
City Attorney
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Exhibit "A"
Reimbursement Report
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COST AND REIMBURSEMENT REPORT
(Fontann Municipal Code Section 26-58)
Proposed Resolution of Acceptance Setting Sewer
Extension Cost and Reimbursement Rates
This cost and reimbursement report has been prepared
pursuant to Fontann Municipal Code Section 26-58 in connection with
that certain proposed Resolution of Acceptance establishing sewer
extension cost and reimbursement rates (the "Resolution Of
Acceptance") which will be considered by the City Council of the
City of Fontann, California,,at a regularly scheduled meeting of the
City Council presently anticipated to be on May 2, 1989, at 6:00
p.m., in City Council chambers located at City Hall, 8353 Sierra
Avenue, Fontann, California 92335.
PURPOSE OF THE RESOLUTION
The Resolution Of Acceptance proposes to impose certain
sewer connection fees on new development or improvement f real
property in a "~ort~on o~' the Fontann 6ateway Specific Plan A~ea o~
the City of Fontann, California (the "City'") as described in
Exhibit "A" attached hereto (the "Sewer Connection Fee Area") .
Fontann Municipal Code Section 26--58 provides in part that if a
resolution of acceptance is to provide for reimbursement for sewer
extension facilities, the superintendent shall, before the work is
accepted, determine the cost thereof and prorate this cost against
all of the land which, in his opinion, will ultimately benefit from
the work. The proration shall be based upon frontage or such other
method as, in the opinion of the superintendent, will provide an
equitable sharing of costs.
Fontana Municipal Code Section 26-58 further provides that
the superintendent shall further determine the cost incurred by each
person who has participated in the expense of the work. After
considering the prOrata share of each such person's cost as based
upon the benefit derived from the work, the superintendent shall
finally determine the total maximum amount which any person shall
subsequently be entitled to receive as a reimbursement from persons
connecting to the work.
On March 17, 1987, the Fontann Redevelopment Agency (the
"Agency"), the City and Sierra Gateway Development, Inc., entered
into a Restated Annexation and Participation Agreement (the "APA").
As provided in Exhibit "C'° to the APA, the parties thereto described
certain sewer extension improvements to be financed. Said public
improvements are attached hereto as Exhibit "B". On March 15, 1988,
the Agency adopted its Resolution No. FRA-88-5, as amended
(collectively herein, the "Resolution of Issuance"). Pursuant to
the Resolution of Issuance, on March 21, 1988, the Agency issued its
$15,300,000 Fontana Redevelopment Agency, Southwest Industrial Park
Redevelopment Project, Tax Allocation Notes, Issue of 1988 (Public
Improvement Projects) (the "Bonds"). In accordance with the APA and
the Resolution of Issuance, the sewer extension improvements
initially financed by the Bonds were to be reimbursed by proceeds of
assessment district bonds. Such sewer extension improvements
include the sanitary sewer extensions on the southside of Slover
Avenue from the ~an Sevaine Channel to Mulberry Avenue and the
sanitary sewer extensions along Mulberry Avenue.
On March 21, 1989, the City Council adopted its Resolution
of Intention to Make Acquisitions and Improvements in which certain
acquisition and improvements., including the above mentioned sewer
extensions, refer to the Engineer of Work for the purpose of making
and filing a report in writing under and pursuant to the Municipal
ImprOvement Act of 1913. The report described in said Resolution
(the "Assessment District Report") has been made and filed and duly
considered by the City Council in connection with the proposed
Fontana Gateway Assessment District No. 89-1 (the "District").
City Staff has determined that the most equitable method
for providing reimbursements from persons connecting to the work
within the Sewer Connection Fee Area is to have such persons
participate in the District or impose sewer connection charges in
accordance with Fontana Municipal Code Section 26-58.
EQUIVALENT DWELLING UNIT SYSTEM
In connection with the sewer extension improvements for the
Fontana Gateway Specific Plan Area, City Staff proposes the
Equivalent Dwelling Unit (the "EDU") system as defined in the
Fontana Municipal Code as the most equitable method of determining
the amount of sewer connection charges to be imposed for
development. This system allocates a specific number of EDU's for
different types of development based upon the City's expected demand
upon its services for each form of development. In accordance with
Exhibit "B" attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference, City Staff has determined that the added sewer extensions
could provide services for 365.19 EDU's. Each EDU shall have a
value of approximately $3,804 based on the estimated costs of
financing as set forth below.
ESTIMATED COSTS
The cost of the above sewer extension improvements are
presently estimated to equal approximately $737,819.
SOURCE OF REVENUE
The source of revenue focc providing for the above sewer
extensions shall be assessments levied by the District or sewer
connection charges under Fontana Municipal Code Section 26-58 and
the Resolution of Acceptance. The fees shall be set on an annual
basis and shall be determined by designating an EDU value for each
form of development in accordance with Exhibit "C". Each new
proposed development or improvement of real property which comes
within the terms of the Resolution of Acceptance and this Estimated
Cost and Reimbursement Report shall be assigned a number of EDU's
relating to the nature and size of the improvement. The fee charged
for such development shall be determined by multiplying the number
of EDU's by the current annual value assigned to each EDU.
The EDU values established by City Staff as described in
Exhibit "C" hereto equals approximately $3,804 including a $600.00
charge per EDU for tertiary treatment capacity. The EDU value is
derived by determining the costs of providing for the sewer
extensions. The amount representing the costs to complete
construction for such expansion equals $1,169,857 as shown on
Exhibit "D" attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference. Of the $1,169,857 construction and capital improvement
costs~ an amount equal to $1,113,857 is allocated for the costs of
sewer extensions, incidental costs and financing costs less
investment earnings associated with bonds of the District. The
remaining $56,000 represent the costs of administering the
reimbursement program contemplated by the ResolutiOn of Acceptance
and this Estimated Cost and Reimbursement Report in connection with
the assessment district.
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Method of Collection
Each applicant for a commercial or industrial building
permit shall pay to the City any applicable sewer connection fees
upon the submission to the City of an application for a commercial
or industrial building permit, which application is complete and in
a form acceptable to the City. In the event the City accepts any
payment of fees in connection with the submission of a building
permit application which application is incomplete or not in a form
satisfactory to the City, all payments made in connection with such
application shall be returned to the applicant and such applicant
shall be required to submit a complete and acceptable application,
and, at the time of such submission~ shall pay any then applicable
fees. All sewer service charges shall be paid on a monthly basis in
accordance with the provisions of any applicable resolution of the
City establishing sewer service fees. The sewer connection fees
shall not apply to those properties within the boundaries of the
District.
For further details, refer to the text of Fontana Municipal
Code Section 26-58 and the Resolution of Acceptance which are
available for review during normal business hours at the Office of
the City Clerk located at City Hail, 8353 Sierra Avenue, Fontana,
California 92335
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EXHIBIT "A"
BOUNDARIES OF SEWER CONNECTION FEE AREA
PROPOSED BOUNDARIES
EXHIBIT "B"
SIERRA PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AS FOUND
IN THE APA
RECORDING REQUESTED BY: R[CORDFD IN
Fontana Redevelopment Agency OFFICIAL RECORDS
AND WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO: ~ ; -- ""
/~J ~ SAN 8E,~NARDINO
,l-/! CO., CALIF.
Cit~ o~ ~o~tana ..... ~
Fontana RedevelopmenC Agency Z SV'! ! j .... 6FF 6__ __
3353 Sierra Avenue ~ C
Fonnana, CA 92335
DATED: March lj, 1987
( 87-1 2350
SIERRA PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
PHASE I
1A
1. Onsite:
a. Streets A and B and Santa Ana Avenue
b. Sanitary Sewer
c. Storm Drain
d. Chain Link Fence Adjacent: to San Sevaine Channel
e. Water Lines
f. Fire Hydrants ,
g. Gas Lines
h. Electric Lines and Telephone Lines
i. Street Lights
j. Grading
k. Parkway Landscaping and Screening (including screening
of the so-called LSP Building on Slover Avenue and
the so-called Wadco Building on Mulberry Avenue)
1. Signage and Associated Landscaping at the entrances to
Sierra industrial Park
m. Rail from Slover Avenue to the south property line of
Sierra Industrial Park
n. The loop street and the related public improvements
which are south of Santa Ana Avenue
2. Offsite:
a. South side of Slover Avenue from
San Sevaine Channel to Mulberry Avenue:
i. Street
ii. Power Poles
iii. Sanitary Sewer
iv. StOrm Drain
v. Fire Hydrants
vi. Street Lighting
vii. Parkway Landscaping
b. Slover Avenue All-Weather Crossing
c. Mulberry Avenue Sanitary Sewer
(_ 3. Up to $1,200,000.00 of the cost of Fire Station No. 7,
including land costs.
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~ 4. Up tO $150,000.00 of the cost of a 1,000 square foot en-
closed annex to Fire Station No. 7, for use as a police
contact station.
1B
1. Offsite:
a. South Side of Slover Avenue West of San Sevaine Channel
i. Street
ii. P__w~I~Oj.e~_.._~ .
iii~Sanitary Sew~
v. Fire Hydrants
vi. Street Lighting
vii. Parkway Landscaping
.b. Traffic Signal at the Intersections of Slover Avenue
and Mulberry Avenue
c. North Side of Slover Avenile from Etiwanda Avenue
to San Sevaine Channel
i. Street
C ii. Power Poles
iii. Storm Drain
iv. Fire Hydrant
v. Street Lights
vi. Parkway Landscaping
d. North Side of Slover Avenue from San Sevaine Channel
to Mulberry Avenile
i. Street
ii. Power Poles
iii. Storm Drain
iv. Fire Hydrant
v. Street Lights
vi. Parkway Landscaping
e. Both Sides of Mulberry Avenue from Slover Avenue
to Jurupa Basin
i. Street
ii. Power Pole Relocation
iii. Storm Drain
iv. Fire Hydrant
v. Street Lights
vi. Parkway Landscaping
2. Slover Avenue Right-of-Way Acquisition
3. Gateway Signage and Associated Landscaping
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1. The Sierra Public Improvements are graphically presented in
the Specific Plan.
2. All or part of the loop street and the related public im-
provements, which are south of Santa Aria Avenue and which
are designated as part of Phase IA, may or may not be de-
veloped, at Developer's option and, if developed, may be
phased as Developer determines.
3. Rail from Slover Avenue to the south property line of Sierra
Industrial Park, which is designated as part of Phase IA,
may or may not be developed, at Developer's option, and, if
developed, may be phased as Developer determines.
EXHIBIT "C"
SEWER EXTENSION COST REPORT
EXHIBIT "D"
FONTANA GATEWAY SEWER EXTENSION PROJECT
DESCRIPTION OF FACILITIES AND COST ESTIMATE
Slover Avenue
Bid $ 46,581.00
Change Order 5,427.00
Mulberry Avenue
Bid 490,396.00
Change Order 99,291.00
Change Order 95,600.00
Change Order 7,374.00
Change Order = $ 10,426.00
Contingency = 27,120.00
Oversizing = ( 44,396.00J
ESTIMATED IMPROVEMENT COST = $ 737,819.00
INCIDENTALS = $ 231,237.00
FINANCING COSTS = $ 178,217.00
SUBTOTAL $1,147,273.00
IMPROVEMENT FUND EARNINGS = ( 33,416.00)
SUBTOTAL (Assessment District
Financing) $1,113,857.00
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES
(Approximately 5% of Subtotal) 56,000.00
TOTAL $1,169,857.00
DRAFT
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ADMINISTRATION SCHEDULE
SEWER CONNECTION FEE
AND FONTANA GATEWAY ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 89-1
BOND COUNSEL RESPONSIBILITIES
DATE ACTION
05/23/89 I. Record Notice of Assessment
A. Streets and Highways Code S 3114 and ~ 10402.5
B. Within 15 days after protest hearing
C. Assessor's parcel numbers and name of owners
for ail parcels (latest assessment roll)
06/13/89 II. File with California Debt Advisory Commission
A. 30 days prior to sale -- Gov't Code ~ 8855(g)
B. Report of final sale -- updates the 30-day
notice
CITY RESPONSIBILITIES
As Required
III. Sewer connection fee imposed by Resolution
No. adopted by the City Council on May 2,
1989. Allow landowners to apply for building
permits. If landowner is outside of the
District, landowner must pay the sewer connection
fee (tertiary treatment capacity and sewer
extension components) in cash. If landowner is
within the District, pending resolution of
Bernardino County Superior Court Case No. 250098,
landowner must pay the tertiary treatment
? capacity component in cash and ~m~ay post a bond
~ "~'~" ~ for the amount of the sewer extension component~
A. Department should be designated to collect
and implement sewer connection fee.
B. All cash proceeds attributable to the
payments ef the sewer extension component by
landowners outside of the District are to be kept
by the City Treasurer in a special account and
J~J?~/~ should be used first to reimburse the City fnr
/~0~ ~;/(J~ the costs of implementinq th~ sewer connection
'~ ' ~ee, then to offset the annual assessment for
a~nistrative expenses of the District.
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DATE ,~ ACTION
C. Landowners within the District may deposit
.,"' cash or use the bond in connection with the sewer
e~_ extension component to prepay the sewer
~,~ ~ connection fee portion of his assessment but only
· ~ ~.~-~ with the consent of the City Treasurer.
~'~
D. All cash proceeds attributable to the sewer
extension component by landowners within the
District al-~e to be kept by the City Treasurer in
a special accourlt and shall be used to either 1)
offset the annual assessment for administrative
expenses or 2) reimburse the City for
contributions to the assessment district.
5/1 of each IV. Preparation of Annual Sewer Connection Fee
year and Special Assessment Administrative Cost
Report
A. Database
1. Assessor's parcel numbers and amounts of
sewer connection fees paid during past
year
B. Sewer Connection Fee and Special Assessment
Administrative Cost Report
1. Designate department responsible for
report
2. Report should be presented at same time
each year, possibly at same time
maintenance assessment district and
community facilities district reports are
prepared
3. Contents (suggested)
(a) Narrative explanation of status of
co].lection of sewer connection fees
and administration of the district
(b) Relevant or noteworthy data
(1) debt service needs
(2) reserve fund deficiency, if
any
(3) delinquencies in payments on
the bonds
DATE ACTION
(4) expense account balance
(5) redemption account balance
(6) other funds available
(A) funded interest
(B) future debt service funds
(C) contributions from other
sources
(c) Computation of administrative costs
(1) county fees for collection of
assessment, reporting of
delinquencies and other
services to the district
(2) fees for the preparation of
the report
(3) fiscal or paying agent fees
(4) arbitrage calculation and
reporting fees
(5) issuer administrative costs
(A) personnel costs
(B) accounting costs
(d) Deduct amounts on deposit in the
sewer connection fee account (if
proceeds of sewer connection fee
are used for this purpose)
(e) The end product: tax roll
containing Assessor's parcel
numbers (as of March 1) and dollar
amounts
(1) paper list
(2) magnetic tape or disk
(3) other form as county may
request
DATE ACTION
First City V. Levy of' the Special Assessment for Administrative
Council Meeting Costs
of June each
year A. Presentation Of the Annual Sewer Connection
Fee and Special Assessment Administrative
Cost Report to the legislative body
B. Levy (by resolution at the first meeting in
June)-- ~ 10312(b)
On or before VI. Delivery o~ Special Assessment Administrative
8/1 of each Cost Roll to County Auditor on Time
year
A. May be flexible on this date
As received VII. Handling Special Assessment Proceeds
from County;
proceeds received A. Expense account is funded only after debt
each 1/15 and service amounts are collected and deposited
5/15, approxi- in redemption fund
mately
B. Arbitrage Considerations
1. Instructions in bond resolution and
closing documents
2. Can insulate expense account from
arbitrage (never to be used to pay debt
service)
3. City will want to retain a consultant to
do annual arbitrage calculations
4. Currently separate funds and keep
complete records
5. Federal tax regulations may let City
commingle funds with other City monies
provided proper records are kept and
earnings are distributed pro rata
6. Direct investments
7. Remit rebate to the United States every 5
years (c,r more often) and within 60 days
of final maturity
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DATE ACTION
As prepay-
ment VIII. Payoff Requests
requests are
made by land-
owners A. Designate department to calculate prepayments
B. Receive Application for a payoff amount
1. Calculate the payoff amount according to
prepayment schedule
2. Require the payment of administrative
costs and expenses to accompany the
application
3. Use proceeds to retire bonds
C. Release of lien must be recorded -- Streets
and Highways Code Section 8687
COUNTY RESPONSIBILITIES
IX. General Duties
05/23/89 A. Receive and record the Notice of Assessment
Streets and Highways Code §§ 3114.5 and
10402.5) -- the City may be charged the
County's cost for this (Streets and Highways
Code S 3116), this amount should be built
into the administrative cost formula as
calculated in Section IV(B)
Each 11/1 and
4/1 B. Collect and enforce payment in the normal way
including proportionate sharing of penalties
and interest (the City may be charged the
County's cost for this; this amount should be
built into the administrative cost formula)
Each 1/15 and
5/15 C. Special assessment proceeds are remitted to
City and City makes deposit into redemption
fund
DATE ACTION
Each 5/31 D. County should report delinquencies to the
City "at the close of each tax collecting
period~ promptly" (by the end of May, at
latest -- the City may be charged the
County's cost for this; this amount should be
built into the formula)
As required E. County should remove special taxes from the
roll when instructed to do so by the City
(City instituting foreclosure action -- the
City may be charged the County's cost for
this)
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