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DATE: August 11 , 1992
SUBJECT: Settlement of ,Litigation - County of Contra Costa, et al. v. All
Persons Interested, et al. - Contra Costa County Superior Court
No. C90-05553 ;(Napa County Superior Ct. Case No. 63075 )
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATIONS
Receive the attached Settlement Agreement Between the Pleasant Hill
Redevelopment Agency, The City of Pleasant Hill, The County of
Contra Costa, The Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water
Conservation District and the Contra Costa County Fire Protection
District, dated July 6 , 1992 .
BACKGROUND/REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS
An agreement has been reached, within authorization, settling the
lawsuit of County of Contra Costa, et a1 v. All. Persons Interested,
et al. , Contra Costa County Superior Court Case No . C90-05553,
Napa County Superior Court Case No. 630075 . This '.lawsuit related
to the most recent amendment to the Pleasant Hill Redevelopment
Agency Redevelopment Plan.
This action should be taken so that terms of this settlement are
known publicly.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: —ZYES SIGNATU
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RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION 01rBOARD COMMITTEE
APPROVE OTHER
SIGNATURE(S) :
ACTION OF BOARD ON ANG I 1 1992 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER
IT IS ORDERED BY THE BOARD that the above recommendation is APPROVED.
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A
UNANIMOUS (ABSENT TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN
AYES: NOES: ACTION TAKEN AND ENTERED ON THE
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
Orig: County Counsel ATTESTED,_ 1}'U USf' /I_ 992-
CC: County Administrator PHIL ATCHELM, CLERK OF
Attn: Tony Enea THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Community Development COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Attn: Jim Kennedy
BY -`- , DEPUTY
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DUPUCATE ORIGINAL
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PLEASANT HILL
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, THE CITY OF PLEASANT HILL,
THE COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA, THE CONTRA COSTA
COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION
DISTRICT AND THE CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT
THIS AGREEMENT (herein the "Agreement") is made and entered into this
6th day of July , 1992, by and between the PLEASANT
HILL REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ("Agency"), the CITY OF PLEASANT HILL
("City"), the COUNTY ;OF CONTRA COSTA, which includes the Contra Costa
County Library District ("County"), the CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FLOOD'
CONTROL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT ("Flood Control District"),
and the CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ("Fire District").
The County, Flood Control District and the Fire District may be collectively referred
to herein as the "Taxing Agencies."
Recitals
A. The City Council of the City of Pleasant Hill (the "City Council")
adopted and approved an amendment (the "Amendment") to the Redevelopment
Plan (the "Redevelopment Plan") for the Pleasant Hill Commons Redevelopment
Project (the "Project") by Ordinance No. 654 on November 26, 1990.
B. Pursuant :to the Community Redevelopment Law of the State of
California (Health and Safety Code Section 33000 et seq.), the Agency is charged with
the responsibility of carrying out the Redevelopment Plan.
C. On December 21, 1990, the County, together with the Contra Costa
County Fire Protection District, Mount Diablo Unified School District, Contra Costa
Sanitary District, and the Contra Costa County Flood Control and Water
Conservation District (the "Plaintiffs"), filed an action entitled County of Contra
Costa, et al. v. All Persons, etc., et al., Contra Costa County Superior Court
No. C90-05553, challenging the validity of the Amendment. In addition, on
February 7, 1991, Plaintiffs filed an answer as interested parties in the action filed by
the Contra Costa Community College District challenging the Amendment entitled,
Contra Costa Community College District v. City of Pleasant Hill Redevelopment
PHL/CountySettlementAgmt 6/18/92
Agency, et al., Contra Costa Superior Court No. C90-05417. Contra Costa County
Superior Court No. C90-05553 and No. C90-05417 have been consolidated into Napa
County Superior Court.No. C63075.
D. The Plaintiffs are taxing agencies with territory located within the
boundaries of the Project (herein the "Project Area").
E. The Redevelopment Plan provides for "tax increment financing"
pursuant to which ad valorem taxes levied on the taxable property within the
Project Area are to be allocated to the Agency pursuant to California Constitution,
Article XVI, Section 16, and Health and Safety Code Section 33670.
F. Meetings have been held by the parties at which the Taxing Agencies
have expressed concern over the fiscal impact of the Amendment and the burden or
detriment they believe "they will experience because of the allocation of tax
increment monies to implement the Amendment.
G. The California Community Redevelopment Law, at Section 33401,
provides that a redevelopment agency may pay to any taxing agency with territory
located within a redevelopment project area any amounts of money which in the
redevelopment agency''§ determination are necessary and appropriate to alleviate
any financial burden or.detriment caused to such taxing agency by a redevelopment
project.
H. The parties hereto deem it appropriate to agree upon payment of tax
increment monies by the Agency to the Taxing Agencies to alleviate any financial
burden that may be caused by implementation of the Redevelopment Plan through
a net increase in the quantity and quality of services which the Taxing Agencies will
provide to the Project Area and through loss of property tax revenues to the Taxing
Agencies because of changes in ownership and new construction which would have
been received or was reasonably expected to be received if the Redevelopment Plan
was not adopted. It is for this reason, and to amicably resolve the legal actions
pending between the parties; that the parties enter into this Agreement.
I. The parties to this Agreement have agreed to settle all claims, demands
and disputes between themselves arising from the adoption of the Amendment by
making and executing this Agreement.
J. As used in this Agreement, the following terms shall have the
meanings set forth herein:
1. Available Annual Tax Increments: "Available Annual Tax
Increments" means the annual amount of Tax Increments the Agency will have
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remaining after the Agency has paid the annual Agency Priority Obligations set
forth in Section 2 hereof.
2. Base Year Roll: The "Base Year Roll" means the 1974-75
assessment roll.
3. County's Share: The "County's Share" means the proportionate
percentage share of the; Tax Increments that the County, including the County
Library, would have received as property taxes from the Project Area at the time of
the effective date of the Ordinance approving the Amendment, were there no
provision in the Redevelopment Plan for the allocation of Tax Increments to the
Agency. The County's-current proportionate percentage share of the Tax Increments
is 28.70 percent. In the event the current County's proportionate percentage share of
28.70 percent is changed due to future changes in law, the County's Share shall be
changed accordingly.
4. Fire District's Share: The "Fire District's Share" means the
proportionate percentage share of the Tax Increments that the Fire District would
have received as prope,;rty taxes from the Project Area at the time of the effective
date of the Ordinance 'approving the Amendment were there no provision in the
Redevelopment Plan for the allocation of Tax Increments to the Agency.
5. Inflationary Increases: "Inflationary Increases;' as used in
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Section 2.e. for payent to the Flood Control District and the Fire District, means
the increases in assessed value of the taxable property in the Project Area above the
1990-91 assessment roll which will be calculated annually pursuant to
subdivision (f) of Section 110.1 of the Revenue and Taxation Code. "Inflationary
Increases," as used in Section 2.g. for payment to the Other Affected Taxing
Agencies, means the increases in assessed value of the taxable property in the Project
Area above the Base Year roll which have been or will be calculated annually
pursuant to subdivision (f) of Section 110.1 of the Revenue and Taxation Code.
6. Tax Increments: "Tax Increments" means that portion of the
property taxes levied each year on increases in the assessed values of the property
within the Project Area above the sum of the assessed values as shown on the Base
Year Roll which are payable to the Agency (exclusive of amounts allocated to
affected taxing agencies pursuant to Section 33676 of the Health and Safety Code) to
pay the principal of an,d interest on loans, monies advanced to or indebtedness
incurred by the Agency to finance or refinance, in whole or in part, redevelopment
in accordance with the Redevelopment Plan pursuant to Article XVI, Section 16, of
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the California Constitution, Section 33670 et seq. of the Health and Safety Code, and
the Redevelopment Plan.
Agreements
NOW, THEREFORE, THE AGENCY, THE CITY AND THE TAXING
AGENCIES AGREE AS"FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Subject to the provisions of Section 2 hereof and after making
the payments describedin that Section, commencing with the Agency's 2000-2001
fiscal year the Agency agrees to pay to the County, annually upon the Agency's
receipt of allocation of Tax Increments from the Project, the County's Share of Tax
Increments.
The obligation of.the Agency to make annual payments to the County
pursuant to this Section: 1 is a special, limited obligation of the Agency, limited to
the amount of Available Annual Tax Increments from the Project, and is not a
general obligation of the Agency, the City or any other entity.
The Agency and ;County understand and agree that it will be a number of years
before there is Available Annual Tax Increment to pay the County the annual
payments in this Section 1 and, therefore, the County agrees to defer receipt of all or
any portion of the amount of the annual payments in this Section 1 until such time
as there are Available Annual Tax Increments. The Agency shall maintain an
account of all payments deferred pursuant to this Section 1 and shall annually report
the amount of all deferrals to the County. In any year in which there are any
Available Annual Tax Increments, the amount of Available Annual Tax Increments
shall be used to pay: (a) first, all or any portion of the amount of annual payment
owed for that year; ands(b) second, any amounts deferred. Any portion of the
amounts deferred which remains unpaid upon the termination of the
Redevelopment Plan and all amendments thereto shall be automatically forgiven.
Section 2. The Agency and the County understand and agree that the
Agency's obligation to make the annual payments to the County as set forth in
Section 1 hereof is subordinate only to the annual payment of the Agency Priority
Obligations, as defined::herein.
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The Agency Priority Obligations means and includes the annual obligations of
the Agency described herein, which shall be paid in the following order of priority:
a. Payment of the Agency's 1991 bond issue annual debt service payments
in the amounts set forth in Exhibit A, attached hereto and incorporated
herein by:;reference. The bond issue debt service payments shall not
exceed a total maximum amount of $23,327,000.
b. Deposit of the Agency's Tax Increments into the Agency's low- and
moderate-income housing fund, as required pursuant to Sections
33334.2 and 33334.3 of the Health and Safety Code (the "Agency's
Housing Fund"), provided that this obligation shall only have priority
status up 'to twenty percent (20%) of the gross Tax Increments, and only
to the extent that a 20 percent set aside is required by law. In the event
the law requires more than a twenty percent (20%) housing set aside,
the amount of set aside in excess of 20 percent of the gross Tax
Increment's shall be the responsibility of the Agency and shall not be an
Agency Priority Obligation, however, in no event shall the Agency be
required to make any payments to the County prior to receiving the
annual payment of the Agency Priority Obligations.
C. Agency receipt of the Tax Increments generated after the effective date
of the Ordinance approving the Amendment from the properties
identified::in Exhibit B, attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference/:up to a maximum amount of $52,274,000 for the
development of such properties.
d. Payments 4o the Mosquito Abatement District, the East Bay Regional
Parks District, and the Pleasant Hill Recreation and Park District in the
amounts set forth in their negotiated agreements with the Agency
pursuant to Section 33401 of the Health and Safety Code. Any
payments:in excess of the amounts authorized in such negotiated
agreements shall not be an Agency Priority Obligation.
e. Commencing with fiscal year 1992-93, the Agency agrees to pay the Flood
Control District and the Fire District their proportionate percentage share
of the tax.':revenues derived from the Inflationary Increases that would
have been paid to them from the Project Area were there no provision
in the Redevelopment Plan for the allocation of Tax Increments to the
Agency.
PHL/CountySettlementAgmt -5- 6/18/92
f. Agency costs for administration, repayment of City debt and the costs of
certain projects to be undertaken by the Agency within the Project Area
in a maximum amount of $35,667,000 over the life of the Project and in
the maximum annual amounts set forth in Exhibit C, attached hereto
and incorporated herein by reference.
g. Commencing with year 11 (fiscal year 2000-2001) and continuing until
termination of the Redevelopment Plan, annual payments to the
Contra Costa County Central Sanitary District, the Mount Diablo
Unified School District and the Contra Costa Community College
District (the "Other Affected Taxing Agencies") in amounts equal to
each of the Other Affected Taxing Agencies' proportionate percentage
share of the tax revenues derived from the Inflationary Increases that
would have been paid to them from the Project Area were there no
provision;in the Redevelopment Plan for the allocation of Tax
Increments to the Agency. Payments to the Other Affected Taxing
Agencies as set forth herein shall only be an Agency Priority
Obligation if the applicable Other Affected Taxing Agency has
entered into an agreement with the Agency that provides for
the payment set forth herein.
In the event that'in any year there are insufficient Tax Increments to pay the
Agency the annual amounts of the Agency Priority Obligations set forth herein, the
difference between the:annual amounts of the Agency Priority Obligations and the
annual amounts actually paid to the Agency shall be paid to the Agency in the next
year in which there are' sufficient Tax Increments to pay the Agency the annual
amounts of the Agency;;Priority Obligations and pay any amounts owed for the
previous year or years...' Any amounts owed for the previous year or years shall be
considered an Agency Priority Obligation.
Section 3. During the first fiscal year and each year thereafter in which
there have been Available Annual Tax Increments for the Agency to have paid all
deferred amounts owed and make full payment of the County's Share to the County
pursuant to Section 1 hereof, the Agency shall pay the Fire District fifty percent
(50%) of the Fire District's Share of Tax Increments.
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Section 4. The City presently intends to establish a City-wide developer fee,
pursuant to Government Code Section 66016, for fire facilities in either an amount
not less than the fee imposed by the County in unincorporated areas within the
boundaries of the Contra Costa County Consolidated Fire District, as such fee
amount exists on June'1, 1992, or the maximum amount permitted by law, except
that the parcels identified in Exhibit D, attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference, shall be exempt from such fee. In the event the County reduces the June
1, 1992, fee amount in any year during the term of this Agreement, any City-wide
developer fee that may;:be adopted and imposed pursuant to this Section may be
reduced in accordance with the County's reduced fee.
Section 5. The Agency agrees that it shall use the portion of the Agency
Housing Funds which are generated from new development on certain properties
to be assembled on Beatrice Lane, as listed on Exhibit E, attached hereto and
incorporated herein by reference (the "Beatrice Lane Properties") to assist the County
in providing for the development of affordable low- or moderate-income housing
either on the County-owned portions of the Beatrice Lane Properties or on other
County-owned property located on Chilpancingo Parkway.
The Agency shall work with the County and use its best efforts to cause the
City to work with the County to obtain the land use entitlements necessary to
provide for an economically feasible affordable low- or moderate-income housing
project on the Chilpancingo Parkway property and not to cause any unreasonable
delays in obtaining approval of any discretionary actions.
The Agency and"the County agree that the Agency shall be designated as a
co-sponsor of any housing developed and financed as set forth in this Section 5.
Section 6. The Agency agrees to participate in and finance and use its best
efforts to cause the City to participate in a joint planning process with the County for
the Oak Park Elementary School site (the "School Site"), as set forth in this Section 6.
Within two years from the date of this Agreement, the Agency shall cause the
City to prepare a specific Plan for the School Site (the "Specific Plan"). The Specific
Plan shall include, but;not be limited to, the following alternative land uses for
development of the School Site: (a) exclusively residential uses; (b) exclusively
commercial uses; and (c) mixed commercial and residential uses. Other uses may be
examined in the Specific Plan; provided, however, that no non-revenue producing
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uses shall be considered for the School Site. The Specific Plan will examine issues,
including, but not limited to, land use, circulation, drainage and optimal financial
returns to the County.
The Agency agrees to provide financial assistance for development of the
School Site in an amount determined necessary by the Agency and the County to
achieve the stated goals of the Specific Plan; provided, however, that: (a) the
Agency's financial assistance shall only be payable from and shall not exceed an
amount equal to the Tax Increments the Agency receives from the School Site; and
(b) the development is;consistent with the Redevelopment Plan for the Schoolyard
Redevelopment Project.
Section 7. This Agreement shall constitute an indebtedness of the Agency
within the meaning of Section 33670 et seq. of the Health and Safety Code.
Section 8. The Taxing Agencies agree not to file or engage in any further
litigation directly or indirectly testing or challenging the validity of the Project, the
Amendment, the Final Environmental Impact Report on the Amendment (herein
the "Final EIR"), the Ordinance adopting the Amendment (the "Ordinance"), the
implementation of the Project, or this Agreement. Further litigation, as used in this
Section 8, shall include.any and all affirmative acts on the part of the Taxing
Agencies in Contra Costa Community College District v. City of Pleasant Hill
Redevelopment Agency;,et al., Napa County Superior Court No. C63075. In the
event a judgment becomes final on any existing litigation or new litigation attacking
the validity of the Project or the Amendment, which declares the Project, the
Amendment, the Final'EIR or the Ordinance invalid, and the Agency no longer
receives the additional' Tax Increments authorized pursuant to the Amendment,
this Agreement shall become null and void.
Section 9. This Agreement shall be a complete settlement of all disputes
between the Agency, the City and the Taxing Agencies with regard to County of
Contra Costa, et al. v. All Persons, etc., et al., Napa County Superior Court
No. C63075. The parties hereby agree that each party shall bear its own costs,
including any attorneys' fees.
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Section 10. This Agreement shall be effective as of the date that both the
Request for Dismissal is entered in County of Contra Costa, et al. v. All Persons, etc.,
et al., Napa County Superior Court No. C63075, pursuant to the Request for Dismissal
attached hereto as Exhibit F and incorporated herein by reference, and the filing by the
Taxing Agencies of a motion to withdraw its answer in Contra Costa Community
College District v. City;of Pleasant Hill Redevelopment Agency, et al., Napa County
Superior Court No. C63075. In the event that either the Request for Dismissal is not
entered or the motion to withdraw the answer is not granted by October 1, 1992, this
Agreement shall become null and void.
Section 11. If any party fails to comply with its obligations under this
Agreement, the prevailing party in any litigation arising from such failure shall be
entitled to recover its costs and reasonable attorneys' fees.
Section 12. This Agreement does not constitute an admission of liability on
the part of any party, individually or collectively, with respect to any of the disputed
claims referenced herein.
Section 13. No in this Agreement shall prevent the Taxing Agencies
from objecting to any future amendments to the Redevelopment Plan on any basis,
and any such objection shall not invalidate this Agreement.
Section 14. The Agency agrees that it will claim the amounts it is obligated
to pay pursuant to Sections 1 through 3 of this Agreement on its Statement of
Indebtedness filed with the County Auditor-Controller pursuant to Health and
Safety Code section 33675 in their order of priority as set forth in this Agreement. To
facilitate administration of payments pursuant to this Agreement, the Agency and
the Taxing Agencies agree that in lieu of the County Auditor-Controller making
payments to the Agency pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 33670 and the
Agency then making payments pursuant to this Agreement to the Taxing Agencies,
the County Auditor-Controller may withhold from the amount to be paid to the
Agency pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 33670 the amounts to be paid by
the Agency to the Taxing Agencies pursuant to this Agreement and pay such
amounts to such entities directly. Prior to the County Auditor-Controller allocating
directly to the Taxing Agencies the amounts payable under this Agreement, the
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County Auditor-Controller shall send the Agency the supporting information and
calculations used to determine the amounts it is withholding for allocation to the
Taxing Agencies pursuant to this Agreement. If the Agency disputes an amount
payable to one of the Taxing Agencies under this Agreement, the County Auditor-
Controller shall hold the monies to be paid to the applicable Taxing Agency until
the Agency and the applicable Taxing Agency agree on the amount to be allocated to
the Taxing Agency.
Section 15. This Agreement shall commence upon the date first above
written and shall continue and remain in effect until termination of the
Redevelopment Plan and as long as the Agency is entitled to receive and does
receive Tax Increments from the Project Area authorized pursuant to the
Amendment, provided that in the event the Agency amends its Redevelopment
Plan in the future, the County retains the right to object to said future amendment.
Section 16. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement,
and subject to the requirements of state law, the County shall be entitled to receive
and collect all tax revenues from the Project Area attributable to or resulting from:
a. Taxes raised by a rate levied by the County to pay bonded debt for the
acquisition or improvement of real property, if the tax levied to pay the
bonded debt was approved by the voters on or after January 1, 1989.
(Cal. Const., art. XVI, § 16.)
b. Increases in the rate of a tax which occur after the year in which the
Redevelopment Plan was adopted, if the County has complied with
Health &,,Saf. Code § 33676.
C. The levy and collection of benefit assessments levied pursuant to state
law.
d. Tax revenues imposed for the benefit of the County which, because of
an amendment to the California Constitution, Article XVI, Section 16
after the effective date of this Agreement, are not Tax Increments.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Agency, the City, the County, the Flood Control
District and the Fire District have executed this Agreement as of the date first above
written.
APPR Mpecial
M: PLEASANT HILL REDEVELOPMENT
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"AGENCY"
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COUNTY OF CONTRA COSTA
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FLOOD
CONTROL AND WATER
CONSERVATION DISTRICT
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FIRE
PROTE TION DISTRICT
By:
APPROVED: ATTEST:
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Tony En a, Deputy County Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Administra o'r and County Administrators p
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Ji Kenne y, Deputy Di ctor,
Redeve pment "TAXING AGENCIES"
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EXHIBIT A
AGENCY 1991 BOND ISSUE
DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS
Fiscal Series 1991
Year Bond Debt
Ending Service
1991 $ 0
1992 780,000
1993 779,000
1994 778,000
1995 7761000
1996 778,000
1997 780,000
1998 781,000
1999 781,000
2000 775,000
2001 779,000
2002 776,000
2003 778,000
2004 778,000
2005 777,000
2006 780,000
2007 776,000
2008 777,000
2009 776,000
2010 778,000
2011 779,000
2012 778,000
2013 776,000
2014 776,000
2015 780,000
2016 776,000
2017 775,000
2018 772,000
2019 776,000
2020 777,000
2021 780,000
2022 (f
2023 0
2024 0
2025 0
2026 0
2027 0
2028
2029 0
2030 0
Total $23,327,000
EXHIBIT B
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT PARCELS
150-181-019 150-182-012 150-210-033
150-181-020 150-182-015 150-210-034
150-181-021 150-182-016 150-210-035
150-181-022 150-182-017 150-210-036
150-181-023 150-182-018 150-210-037
150-181-024 150-182-019 150-210-038
150-181-033 150-182-020 150-210-039
150-181-036 150-182-022 150-210-040
150-181-040 150-182-023 150-210-041
150-181-041 150-182-025 150-210-045
150-181-042 150-182-027 150-210-049
150-181-043 150-182-029 150-210-051
150-181-045 150-182-036 150-210-052
150-181-047 150-182-037 150-210-053
150-182-001 150-182-038 150-210-055
150-182-002 150-182-039 150-210-059
150-182-003 150-182-040 150-210-062
150-182-004 150-182-041 149-110-056
150-182-005 150-182-042 149-110-053
150-182-006 150-182-045 149-110-079
150-182.007 150-210-010 149-110-080
150-182-010 150-210-032 149-110-081
150-182-011 149-110-082
EXHIBIT C
AGENCY ADMINISTRATION, CITY DEBT REPAYMENT
AND OTHER PROJECT AREA PROJECTS
Fiscal Remaining
Year Agency
Ending Funds
1991 $ 0
1992 328,000
1993 260,000
1994 505,000
1995 469,000
1996 .329,000
1997 374,000
1998 684,000
1999 737,000
2000 804,000
2001 388,000
2002 402,000
2003 418,000
2004 414,000
2005 432,000
2006 451,000
2007 471,000
2008 486,000
2009 500,000
2010 522,000
2011 545,000
2012 570,000
2013 596,000
2014 586,000
2015 601,000
2016 610,000
2017 620,000
2018 630,000
2019 641,000
2020 658,000
2021 673,000
2022 565,000
2023 575,000
2024 585,000
2025 596,000
2026 1,069,000
2027 3,522,000
2028 5,372,000
2029 3,773,000
2030 3,9-
Total $35,667,000
EXHIBIT D
PARCELS EXEMPT FROM FIRE FACILITIES FEE
150-181-019 ISO-182-012 150-210-033
150-181-020 150-182-015 150-210-034
150-181-021 150-182-016 150-210-035
150-181-022 150-182-017 150-210-036
150-181-023 150-182-018 150-210-037
150-181-024 150-182-019 150-210-038
150-181-033 150-182-020 150-210-039
150-181-036 150-182-022 150-210-040
150-181-040 150-182-023 150-210-041
150-181-041 150-182-025 150-210-045
150-181-042 150-182-027 150-210-049
150-181-043 150-182-029 150-210-051
150-181-045 150-182-036 150-210-052
150-181-047 150-182-037 150-210-053
150-182-001 150-182-038 150-210-055
150-182-002 150-182-039 150-210-059
150-182-003 150-182-040 150-210-062
150-182-004 150-182-041 149-110-056
150-182-005 150-182-042 149-110-053
150-182-006 150-182-045 149-110-079
150-182-007 150-210-010 149-110-080
150-182-010 150-210-032 149-110-081
150-182-011 149-110-082
EXHIBIT E
BEATRICE LANE PROPERTIES
149-130-016
149-130-017
149-130-018
149-130-019
149-130-020
149-130-021
149-130-022
149-130-023
149-130-024
149-130-025
149-130-026
149-130-028
149-130-130
E)GHBIT F
Name,Address and Telephone Number of Attorney(s) Space for Use of Court Clerk Only
Attorney(s) for Plaintiffs of.Contra Costa,_et.al,
VPERIOR.COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NAPA
(SUPERIOR,MUNICIPAL,OR JUSTICE)
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(Name of Municipal or Justice Court District or of branch court,if any)
Plaintiff(s): CASE NUMBER C63075
County of Contra Costa, et al. REQUEST FOR DISMISSAL
TYPE OF ACTION
Defendant(s): ❑ Personal Injury, Property Damage and Wrongful Death:
All Persons Interested in the Matter ofilthe Amendment to ❑ Motor Vehicle ❑ Other
the Redevelopment Plan for the Pleasant Hill Commons ❑ Domestic Relations ❑ Eminent Domain
Redevelopment Project, etc., et al. ® Other: (Specify) MandaLmus.1(zWXiQn.AdiQn.......................
(Abbreviated Title)
TO THE CLERK: Please dismiss this action as follows: (Check applicable boxes.)
1. ® With prejudice ® Without prejudice
2. ❑ Entire action Complaint only ❑ Petition only ❑ Cross-complaint only
® Other: (Specify)'
As to Defendants County of Contra Costa,Contra Costa County Fire Protection District and Contra Costa
County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
Dated...................................................................................................................
If dismissal requested is of specified parties only,of specified causes of action Attorney(S)for Pi
only or of specified cross-complaints only,so state and identify the parties, alnRiff&..�iQlAnXy..af.�'if2ntXr�.�.rQtr�..>Kt. �....
causes of action or cross-complaints to be dismissed.
(Type or print attorney(s)name(s))
TO THE CLERK: Consent to the above dismissal is hereby given."
Dated: ................................................................................................................
"When a cross-complaint(or Response(Marriage)seeking affirmative relief)is Attorney(s) for
on file,the attorney(s)for the cross-complainant(respondent)must sign this .............................................
consent when required by CCP 581(1),(2)or(5).
(Type or print attorney(s)name(s))
(To be completed by clerk)
El Dismissal entered as requested on ............................................................................................................................
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❑ Dismissal entered on ...............................................................................................as to only.............................................................................------------------......
❑ Dismissal not entered as requested for the following reason(s), and attorney(s) notified on ..............................................................
, Clerk
Dated: ................................................................................................................ By , Deputy
Form Adopted by Rule 982 of REQUEST FOR DISMISSAL CCP Sol,etc.;
The Judicial Council of California Cal.Rules of Court
Revised Effective July 1,1972 Rule 1233