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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 08021994 - 2.4 TO: 'r BOARD--OF SUPERVISORS s• Contra FRbi : i':h..i1 Batchelor, County Administrator t COSa AL'ane Marie Gold, County Librarian L Victor J. Westman, County Counsel c xA�-������ :t ¢t County August 2 1994 '�� r•.. DATE: g / �rra'itiJi+�� c SUBJECT: PROPOSED BALLOT MEASURE TO RESTORE, MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICES SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: I . DETERMINE whether to place on the ballot November 8, 1994 a measure which would ask the voters to approve, as a special tax, a modest tax designed to restore, maintain and enhance County Library services . If the Board of Supervisors decides it does wish to place such a measure on the ballot, it will be necessary for the Board - of Supervisors to act on each of the following recommendations : 2 . FIX Tuesday, August 9, 1994 at 11 :00 A.M. in the Board' s Chambers as the date, place and time to consider submitting to the voters of the County Library Service Area the question of approving a special parcel tax to raise revenue for library services and DIRECT the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to provide such notice as the County Counsel determines is legally required for this purpose. 3 . DETERMINE on at least a preliminary basis the amount and manner in which the parcel tax is to be imposed and the purposes for which the proceeds of the tax• will be used so that staff can prepare the additional documents which are required to accomplish the placing of the measure on the ballot. Included in the following section of this report is a matrix which may assist in isolating and addressing each issue the Board of Supervisors needs to consider in this regard. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S): ACTION OF BOARD ON - August 2 , -1 -9-94- APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHERX Recommendation No. 1: The Board DECLARED INTENT to place on the ballot November 8, 1994 a measure which would ask the voters to approve a special tax of $12 to $15 with a CPI 5 percent cap and no sunset date, said funds designed to restore, maintain and enhance County Library services. Recommendations 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 were APPROVED. Paul Katz, Local 1 and Friends of the Concord Library, and John Wolfe, Contra Costa Taxpayers Association spoke. VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE UNANIMOUS(ABSENT ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: II, IV, V & I NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: III OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN, ATTESTED August 2, 1994 Contact: PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF cc: County Administrator SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR County Librarian County Counsel ELECT 10 N5 BY DEPUTY 4 . DIRECT staff, within the parameters agreed upon by the Board of Supervisors, to prepare the necessary Ordinance, which is what the voters will actually be voting on, and DIRECT staff to return a final draft to the Board of Supervisors for further consideration on August 9, 1994 . A preliminary draft Ordinance is attached for the Board's review. This draft will be refined and revised based on the Board' s discussion and will be before the Board again on August 9, 1994 . 5 . DIRECT staff, within the parameters agreed upon by the Board of Supervisors, to prepare the necessary Resolution placing the measure on the November 8, 1994 ballot, and return a final draft to the Board of Supervisors for further consideration on August 9, 1994 . 6 . REVIEW the attached options for actual ballot language, DISCUSS the issue among the Board members, PROVIDE any direction to staff on the preferred language and DIRECT staff to return proposed final language for the ballot measure to the Board of Supervisors for further consideration on August 9, 1994 . 7 . REVIEW the attached use code data, including the actual tax which will be placed on each of various types of parcels in the County if the ballot measure is approved by the voters, RAISE any questions Board members may have with staff, DISCUSS the issue among the Board members, PROVIDE any direction to staff on the level of tax which should be imposed on each parcel of property in the County if the ballot measure is approved by the voters, and DIRECT staff to return proposed final use code data for the ballot measure to the Board of Supervisors for further consideration on August 9, 1994 . The final version of this document will be an attachment to and an integral part of the Ordinance on which the voters will be voting. 8 . DIRECT staff to report to the Board of Supervisors on August 9, 1994 the nature of any discussion by the Contra Costa Mayors ' Conference on this subject at its meeting on August 4 , 1994, along with any recommendation or decision made by the Mayors ' Conference. PROPOSED BALLOT MEASURE: In order to properly formulate the necessary Ordinance for action by the Board of Supervisors on August 9, 1994, it is necessary for the Board of Supervisors to provide staff with direction on the several variables which, taken together, form the content of the ballot measure on which the voters will be asked to vote: ✓ Is there to be a ballot measure on the November 8, 1994 general election ballot to seek voter approval for a special tax with the proceeds of the tax to be dedicated to the County Library? (YES - continue below) (NO - terminate further consideration) ✓ For what annual amount should the ballot measure provide? (Either $12, $13, $14 or $15?) (Some other amount) 2 ✓ Should the amount include a "return to source" above a base amount required to return the Library to the 1992-93 service level? (YES - also determine base amount below) (Base amount above which "return to source" will apply - $10?) (NO - There will be no "return to source" guarantee) ✓ Should the annual amount of the tax include provision for an annual "cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) "? (YES - also determine how the COLA will be determined) (Amount of the COLA - CPI for the Bay Area?) (NO - the measure will provide for no future increases to reflect changes in the cost of living) ✓ If a COLA is included, should the annual amount of the possible increase in any one year be "capped"? (YES - also determine the amount of the "cap" below) (Amount of the "cap" - 5% annually?) (NO - the annual increase will reflect the full increase in the CPI, without any limitation) ✓ Should the imposition of the special tax include an automatic termination date, or "sunset"? (YES - also determine number of years for the sunset) (Number of years for the "sunset" ) (NO - special tax will continue indefinitely) BACKGROUND: For the past two years the County has been forced to reduce services offered by the County Library as a result of State budget actions. Even prior to these reductions, the County Library had the next to lowest per capita funding ratio in the Bay Area, resulting in a lower average service level for County residents than for most other Bay Area residents. The reductions that have occurred over the past two years have even further eroded that level of service. Today, public libraries in California are ranked 50th in the nation in open hours per capita. In the 1993-94 fiscal year, the County Library lost $2 . 9 million in revenues as a result of the State elimination of the Special District Augmentation Fund. As a result, branch hours were reduced from 6 days and 40 hours a week to 4 days and 28 hours a week. The Central Library reduced its hours from 60 to 48 per week and the funds available to buy new books, magazines, cassettes and other materials were reduced by 33% . The reductions in hours, staff and materials have resulted in school children being unable to get to the library or find materials or the staff help necessary to 3 support their homework assignments, a reduction in the adult literacy program, and adults and businesses being unable to find the current resources necessary to support their informational needs . Some cities, Friends of the Library and community groups have been willing to provide temporary financial support to augment the reduced operating hours. However, these funds were provided on a interim basis, with the intent that all parties would seek a permanent funding solution for County Library services . Over the past year both the Finance Committee and the City/County Relations Committee have explored the issue of library services at many of their meetings . In addition, a working group consisting of the County Librarian and four city managers have reviewed library operations and financing in depth. The Library Commission also spent most of their meetings during the past year reviewing these same issues. The issues discussed related not only to financing but also to the use of volunteers, work rules and governance. The Finance Committee explored various financing options for the County Library and recommended to the Board at its meeting on June 14, 1994 that the Board consider support for a parcel tax. There was also discussion of legislation that is currently pending in Sacramento that would allow the County to impose an assessment for library services with a majority vote of the people. That bill, SB 1448 (Roberti) , is currently awaiting a vote in the Assembly. However, even if the bill is approved by the Legislature and signed by the Governor the earliest that it could be utilized by the County would be the 1995-96 fiscal year. The City/County Relations Committee met on July 22, 1994 and July 29, 1994 and discussed the parcel tax proposal, as well as the issues of volunteers, work rules and governance. As a result of those discussions, the City/County Relations Committee recommended the. following: • that the County consider going forward with the parcel tax proposal; • that a portion of the parcel tax proceeds be allocated on a library wide basis to restore and maintain services at the 1992-93 fiscal year; • that a portion of the parcel tax proceeds be allocated to each city or unincorporated area with a County library branch, outlet or other library service program on a return to source basis to fund specific enhanced library services at that County library branch, outlet or library service program; • that the County commit to resolve the operational issues relating to work rules and volunteers within a specific time frame; • that the County commit all current library funding sources on a continuing basis to the County Library. The Library Commission reviewed the issue of a parcel tax to support the library at its meetings in May and June 1994 . At its July 28, 1994 meeting it indicated that, while it still had concerns regarding some of the issues being discussed, if the Board chose to put a parcel tax on the ballot that it would support and work for such a tax. On July 29, 1994 the Board of Supervisors held a Library Workshop attended by a large group of stakeholders in the County Library, including city elected officials and city managers, community representatives, union representatives, Friends of the Library members, Library Commission members and other involved citizens . The consensus at that meeting was that the Board of Supervisors should consider going forward with a parcel tax in support of library services in the range of $10 to $20 per parcel but more likely in the $10 to $15 range. There was also consensus that the 4 issues raised by the City/County Relations Committee also be addressed, in particular the permanent commitment of current library funding and a commitment to complete meet and confer negotiations with the appropriate labor unions prior to the November ballot. The proposed parcel tax would provide a new permanent funding source for the County Library that could replace the revenue lost as a result of state actions . All revenues from the parcel tax could only be used for library purposes . At the Board' s Workshop on funding of the County Library on July 29, 1994, staff was asked to return to the Board of Supervisors on August 2, 1994 with some options for a ballot measure which could be placed before the voters on November 8, 1994, asking for voter approval of a special tax, the proceeds of which would be dedicated to the County Library. It was noted that a tax of $10 per parcel in the County would restore the County Library only to the admittedly inadequate level of funding which existed prior to the abolishment of the Special District Augmentation Fund over the past two years . In order to provide any increase in this level of service, a tax in excess of $10 per parcel per year would be required. The details of the service level that could be provided at various taxing levels for each Library Branch were detailed, as was the amount which would be generated for each Library Branch at various taxing levels . Staff recommends that the Board of Supervisors work through the matrix outlined above. Staff would recommend that the Board consider the following proposal : That the Board of Supervisors place on the November 8, 1994 ballot a special tax measure (requiring a 2/3 voter approval) which would: impose a tax of either $12, $13, $14, or $15 per parcel per year, that a COLA equal to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the Bay Area be included, that the COLA be "capped" at not to exceed 5% per year, that there be no sunset date on the measure, that the tax proceeds in excess of $10 per parcel per year include a "return to source", under which these funds would be guaranteed to be returned to the community in which they are raised, that no changes in the governance structure of the County Library be included in the ballot measure, and that no additional guidelines for expenditure of the funds be included in the ballot measure. Based on the direction provided by the Board of Supervisors today, staff will revise and refine the attached documents and return a final package of documents to the Board for its consideration and approval on August 9, 1994 . 5 D R A F T ORDINANCE NO. 94- (An Ordinance to Authorize a Special Tax to Finance Library Service within all of Contra Costa County except the Area of the City of Richmond) The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors ordains as follows: Article 1. Purpose and Intent. It is the purpose and intent of this Ordinance to authorize the levy of a special tax assessment on parcels of real property on the secured property tax roll for all of Contra Costa County (except for the incorporated City of Richmond) solely for the purpose of raising revenue necessary to maintain and restore public library services in the County of Contra Costa library service area. The tax cannot be levied until this ordinance is approved by two-thirds of the votes cast by the voters voting on this ordinance within the County library service area at the November 8, 1994 general election. For the past two years the County has been forced to reduce services offered by the County Library as a result of State budget actions. Even prior to these reductions, the County Library had the next to lowest per capita funding ratio in the Bay Area, resulting in a lower average service level for County residents than for most other Bay Area residents. The reductions that have occurred over the past two years have even further eroded that level of service. Today, public libraries in California are ranked 50th in the nation in open hours per capita. In the 1993-94 fiscal year, the County Library lost $2.9 million in revenues as a result of the State elimination of the Special District Augmentation Fund. As a result, branch hours were reduced from 6 days and 40 hours a week to 4 days and 28 hours a week. The Central Library reduced its hours from 60 to 48 per D R A F T week and the funds available to buy new books, magazines, cassettes and other materials were reduced by 33%. The reductions in hours, staff and materials have resulted in school children being unable to get to the library or find materials or the staff help necessary to support their homework assignments, a reduction in the adult literacy program, and adults and businesses being unable to find the current resources necessary to support their informational needs. The enactment of this ordinance will provide an enhanced level of County library service and expand the hours at existing County Library branches, outlets and the Central Library, increase the funding available to buy books and other library materials, expand the library's program for pre-school and school age children and teens, expand the library adult literacy program Project Second Chance, expand the volunteer program including the addition of staff to recruit, train and retain volunteers and expand the use of technology for patron access to information and staff efficiencies. This assessment is a special revenue measure proposed pursuant to Government Code sections 23027 and 50077 and within the meaning of Section 4 of Article XIIIA of the California Constitution. The burden of this assessment falls upon property, but this assessment is not determined according to nor in any manner based upon the value of property; this assessment is levied on a parcel and use of property basis. 2 D R A F T Article II. Use of Revenue. The revenues raised by this ordinance can only be used to maintain, restore and enhance public library facilities and services within the library service area. None of this ordinance's revenue is to be spent within the City of Richmond. Any other revenues allocated to the County Library Service Area by state statutes for library services shall annually be committed for that purpose for all years that this ordinance's tax is levied. The Board of Supervisors will allocate the revenues raised by this tax as follows: 1. All revenues from the parcel tax up to and including the $10.00 per residential parcel rate will be applied to restore and maintain the 1992-93 fiscal year County Library service levels. This means 40 hours per week of service for the branches, 18 hours per week of service for the outlets, and 60 hours per week of service at the Central Library, recognizing that the ability of the County to maintain the 1992-93 service levels will depend on the State's not further eroding current funding sources for the County Library. These amounts shall be adjusted annually by increases in the Consumer Price Index; but not to exceed 5% in any one year. 3 D R A F T 2. All revenues from the parcel tax over the $10.00 per residential parcel rate will be allocated and spent to enhance County Library services in the County on a return to source basis among the cities and unincorporated areas with County Library branches, outlets or other library service programs to enhance library services. As new County Library branches, outlets or library service programs are created in areas which do not currently have such an operation, the return to source revenues will be reallocated to any such area. The return to source revenues allocated and spent to enhance County Library services in each city or unincorporated area with a County Library branch, outlet or County Library service program will include the following: a. all revenues attributable to parcels in that specific city or unincorporated area, b. a percentage of revenues from parcels in any unincorporated area without a County Library branch, outlet or service program equal to the percentage represented by the materials circulation by residents of that area at that County Library branch, outlet or service program divided by the total materials circulation by residents of that area, and 4 D R A F T C. a percentage of the revenues from parcels in the general county unincorporated area equal to the percentage represented by the number of parcels in that specific city or unincorporated area divided by the total number of county parcels. Annual library circulation data from the prior fiscal year will be utilized to determine the percentage of distribution in Section (b) above. Such data will be reviewed and adjusted annually. Such annual circulation data and allocation schedules will be provided to each city and unincorporated area each year. The return to source increment will be allocated for enhanced County Library services within each specific community after consultation with each City Council or Municipal Advisory Committee, or other appropriate community group. The local bodies will advise the County on the use of the return to source increment for the following enhanced library services: a. additional hours and days of operation b. staffing C. materials budget 5 D R A F T d. other programs as appropriate such as community and schools outreach programs, volunteer programs,etc. Article III. Definitions. The following definitions shall apply throughout this Ordinance: 1. "Fiscal year" means the period of July 1 through the following June 30. 2. "Library Service Area" means all of the area of Contra Costa County except the incorporated area of the City of Richmond. 3. "Library Services" means all services and facilities provided by the Contra Costa County library, including, but not limited to: acquiring, constructing, equipping, furnishing, staffing, operating, and maintaining real property, buildings, equipment, vehicles, and other facilities for the conduct of public library programs; providing collection development and maintenance, lending services, information services, and programs; acquiring books, magazines, newspapers, audio visual, electronic media, and other informational materials; providing access to all available lending materials through direct loan, interlibrary loan, literacy programs, electronic access, and other special service programs; providing information, recreation, and lifelong learning of all persons, and administrative and indirect costs of providing those services. 6 A D R F T 4. "Parcel" means the land and any improvements thereon, designated by an assessor's parcel map and parcel number and carried on the secured property tax roll of Contra Costa County including its incorporated areas. For the purposes of this Ordinance, parcel does not include any land or improvements outside the boundaries of the Library Service Area nor any land or improvements owned by any governmental entity. 5. "Use Code" means the code number assigned by the Assessor of Contra Costa County in order to classify parcels according to use for ad valorem property tax purposes. Appropriate Assessor's use code classifications are shown on the chart attached hereto as Attachment A and incorporated herein. 6. "Consumer Price Index" means the Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers (CPI-U) for the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose Area (1982-84=100) as published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. If the Consumer Price Index is discontinued or revised, such other government index or computation with which it is replaced shall be used in order to obtain substantially the same result as would be obtained if the Consumer Price Index had not been discontinued or revised. 7. "Constant first year dollars" shall mean an actual dollar amount which, in years subsequent to the first fiscal year the tax is levied, shall have the same purchasing power as the base amount in first fiscal year dollars as measured by the Consumer Price Index. The base amount shall be the amount of tax 7 D R A F T assessment per parcel as specified in Article IV 1A herein. The adjustment from actual to constant dollars shall be made by use of the Consumer Price Index, as specified in Section IV 1B herein. Article IV. Amount and Level of Assessments. 1. The assessment per year on each parcel in the County Library Service Area shall not exceed the amount applicable to the parcel, as specified below. A. For First and Second Fiscal Years: (1) The assessment per year for the first fiscal year (July 1, 1994 through June 30, 1995) shall be the Amount of Assessment Per Parcel for a Property Use Code Category as set forth on Attachment A incorporated herein. (2) If, on or before November 18, 1994, the Board of Supervisors has not expressly ordered the billing and collection ("corrected" tax bills) of these first fiscal year (1994-95) parcel assessments on the secured roll for ad valorem property taxes, these charges shall not be due and collectible for the First Fiscal Year 1994-95. In this event, the Board of Supervisors shall, but only for the second subsequent fiscal year (1995-96), levy parcel assessments equivalent to one-half of those allowed during the First Fiscal Year (1994-95) in addition to these second fiscal year assessments authorized by this Ordinance and its Article IV 1B. Whether a first year assessment is levied during the 1994-95 fiscal year or its equivalent is levied for the second fiscal year, the base 8 D R A F T assessment per year per parcel for the purposes of part 1B of this Article shall be the assessment levied or, in the event none was levied, which could have been levied for the First Fiscal Year. Notwithstanding any other provision of this ordinance, any County general funds advanced to the Library Service Area after November 8, 1994 but expended during the first fiscal year shall be recovered from the second subsequent fiscal year levy and allocated and repaid to the said general fund. B. For Subsequent Fiscal Years: (1) In order to keep the tax assessment on each parcel in constant first year dollars for each fiscal year subsequent to the first fiscal year, the assessment per year shall be adjusted as set forth below to reflect any increase in the Consumer Price Index beyond the amount of assessment on each parcel that was or, in the event none was levied, could have been levied during the first fiscal year. The County Librarian, prior to each July 1st, shall recommend to the Board of Supervisors the amount of per parcel tax to be set for the next fiscal year. In each July, the Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County shall determine the amount of tax assessment to be levied upon the parcels in the County for the then current fiscal year as set forth below. 9 D R A F T For each Property Use Category on Attachment A and except as provided by Article IV (subsection A) the maximum assessment per year on each parcel for each fiscal year subsequent to the first fiscal year shall be an amount determined as follows: Assessment Assessment (Consumer Price Index Per Parcel Per Parcel for April of the For then Current = For First X Immediately Preceding Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year) (Consumer Price Index for First Fiscal Year of Levy) Provided, however, that: (a) No tax assessment Consumer Price Index increase for any subsequent fiscal year shall exceed 5 percent of the total tax assessment per parcel levied for the preceding fiscal year. (b) In no event shall the assessment per parcel for any fiscal year be required to be less than the amount established for the first fiscal year. (2) The taxes levied on each parcel pursuant to this Article shall be a charge upon the parcel and shall be due and collectible as set forth in Article V, below. A complete listing of the amount of taxes on each parcel shall be maintained by the County Librarian of the County of Contra Costa at Pleasant 10 D R A F T Hill, and be available for public inspection during the remainder of the fiscal year for which such taxes are levied. C. Rates. The tax rates allowed by this ordinance are maximum rates and may not be increased above such maximum rates without voter approval. The tax may be reduced or eliminated for any subsequent fiscal year except as provided by Article IV (subsection A) . Article V. Collection and Administration. 1. Tax Assessments as Liens Against the Property. The amount of tax assessments,for each parcel each year shall constitute a lien on such property, in accordance with Revenue and Taxation Code Section 2187, and shall have the same effect as an ad valorem real property tax lien until fully paid. 2. Collection. The tax assessments on each parcel shall be billed on the secured roll tax bills for ad valorem property taxes and shall be due the County of Contra Costa. Insofar as feasible and insofar as not inconsistent with this Ordinance, the assessments are to be collected in the same manner in which the County collects secured roll ad valorem property taxes. Insofar as feasible and insofar as not inconsistent with this Ordinance, the times and procedure regarding exemptions, due dates, installment payments, corrections, cancellations, refunds, late payments, penalties, liens, and collections for secured roll ad valorem property taxes shall be applicable to the collection of these assessments. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing, 11 D R A F T as to this assessment: 1) the secured roll tax bills shall be the only notice required for this assessment, and 2) the homeowners and veterans exemptions shall not be applicable because such exemptions are determined by dollar amount of value. 3. Costs of Administration by County. The reasonable costs incurred by the County officers collecting and administering this assessment shall be deducted from the collected assessments. 4. Postponement of Payment of Tax Assessments. Payment of this Ordinance's assessments and charges may be postponed by qualified senior citizens and disabled persons pursuant to the "Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance and Postponement Law". (Revenue and Taxation Code Part 10.5, Sections 20501 ff.) . Upon request, appropriate County staff shall assist and provide information about filing procedures for senior citizen and disabled person property tax postponement. Article VI. Severability Clause. If any article, section, subsection, sentence, phrase, or clause of this Ordinance or portion of any parcel assessment levied under it is for any reason held to be invalid, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this Ordinance or portion of any parcel assessment levied under it. The voter of the County Library Service Area hereby declare that they would have adopted the remainder of this Ordinance, including each article, section, subsection, sentence, phrase, or clause, irrespective of the invalidity of any other article, section, subsection,. sentence, 12 D R A F T phrase, or clause or other portion of any parcel assessment levied. Article VII. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its confirmation and enactment by two-thirds of the voters voting within the County Library Service Area in an election to be held November 8, 1994 so that assessments may first be collected hereunder for the tax year beginning July 1, 1994. PASSED and ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors, County of Contra Costa, State of California, on August 9, 1994 by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTEST: Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and County Administrator By: Deputy Board Chair 13 D R A F T THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION #94/ IN THE MATTER OF: Authorizing a Special Tax Election to Fund Library Services The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County Resolves that: This Board recognizes the need to maintain, restore, and increase the level of library services and the difficulty of funding the current level by revenues now available. Government Code sections 23027 and 50077 establish procedures for voter authorization and tax roll collection of a special property assessment in order to provide additional funding for library services. At its regular noticed public meeting of August 9, 1994, this Board received the staff reports on this subject and the related proposed ordinance and the testimony of all persons appearing to speak. This Board hereby determines, orders and directs : 1 . That Ordinance No. 94/ adopted this date is to be presented for approval of, and confirmation by the voters of Contra Costa County (excluding the incorporated area of the City of Richmond) on November 8, 1994 according to the attached ballot proposition and measure. 2 . The County Clerk (Elections Clerk) is directed to take all steps necessary to place the above-noted ballot measure on the November 8, 1994 ballot for the County and this election shall be consolidated with any other elections scheduled for November 8, 1994 . 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NN :",o Ou N U W N V Os P H V O O OV. •O V N V N (p� pN. (Q�� (p�1 (�,� W � N N A (N� •(O� N �r N � y Jt V O N {Ua pA. pP P ppU pU� pNW NN P V4� V Aw p im; V A U m V V O O a RESTORATION, MAINTENANCE AND ENHANCEMENT OF COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICES. Shall the County of Contra Costa restore, maintain and enhance library services within the Contra Costa County Library service area by the imposition of a modest charge on property located in the County Library service area ( 1) not to exceed $15 per year for a single family residential parcel and (2) somewhat higher amounts on multi-family, commercial and industrial parcels by adopting Ordinance 94/ of the Board of Supervisors? OR RESTORATION AND MAINTENANCE OF COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICES. Shall Contra Costa County Ordinance No. 94/ be adopted authorizing a $ per year residential living unit charge and related taxes on commercial and industrial property to maintain, restore and increase library services? OR SPECIAL TAX TO FINANCE COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICES. Shall Contra Costa County restore and maintain library services within the County' s Public Library Service Area by the imposition of a parcel tax ( 1) of $ per year for a residential living unit and (2) on commercial and industrial property as more fully described in the Voter Sample Ballot materials? OR RESTORATION AND MAINTENANCE OF COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICES. Shall Contra Costa County Ordinance No. 94/ be approved to authorize a special tax on property located in the County Library Service Area outside of the City of Richmond) to restore, increase, and maintain library services in the Library Service Area? SENT BY•=CITY OF WALNUT CREEK ; 8- 1-94 ; 15:55 ; C 1 TY MANAGER- 5106466461;# 1/ 2 ft".r� F "brand fax ttensm W m mo 70 90 rrwm DGPL 0.4Ari 9V3 µ August 1, 1994 Anne Marie Gold, the County Librarian has sent information to you over the past two weeks. The first packet dated July 13, 1994, invited you to a workshop on Friday, July 29th. Included in this material, was a "Timeline for Consideration of Ballot Measure", a Draft Memorandum of Understanding" . regarding operations of the library system, and the "Final Report" of the survey done by the library. A second mailing contains a table labeled ."Contra Costa County Library Parcel Tax Proceeds by City and a four-page summary entitled "Contra Costa County Library Options for Expenditure of Parcel Tax Revenues." The special City/County Relations Committee meeting on July 22 went over the first packet in detail. The members of the Board of Supervisors who attended felt strongly that this November's ballot was a window of opportunity to obtain funding for libraries. There will be few money raising measures on this ballot, and it is ahead of the final decision on the 1994-95 budget for the State of California. Once the election is over and the State must face how it will balance the budget and fund necessary services, the thinking is that various interest groups will go to the ballot for funding. This library measure, which is a parcel tax requiring a two-thirds vote, would be ahead of the pack and lock in revenue for the library if it passes. The cities raised concerns regarding the Memorandum of Understanding. If the County is going to the voters to ask for money to operate libraries, is willing to assume its role as head of a County Library system, and is not asking cities to fund a portion of basic services, then governance is no longer the issue it has been this past year. In addition cities have been unable to impact the first two items on the proposed MOU - use of volunteers and work rules. Cities suggested that if the Board of Supervisors wished to go to voters in November, it was the belief of the cities present that we could garner support or seek a "no position" position from cities if the Board mad* a commitment in some tangible form to unilaterally address these two major concerns. Labor organizations, also. present, indicated their willingness to address these issues and their cooperation in working for a ballot measure. P.O. Box 8039 4 1666 North Main Street Walnut Creek California 94596 (S-1 0)943-5800 SENT BY=CITY OF WALNUT CRFF3C ; 8- 1-94 ; 15=56 CITY MANAGER 51064664614 2/ 2 AuguSt 1, 1994 PAge 2 ,, r The Board will make the determination as to how large the parcel tax will be. The $10.00 rate returns the library system to what it was in 1992. Any amount above the $10.00 would be returned to each community to decide how it wished the money to be spent, e.g. , more hours, more materials, more services. Each community would customise the. mix. The "Options for Expenditures of Parcel Tax Revenues" spells out how much would be available at each branch depending on the amount of the tax rate above $10.00. One detail that needs to be settled is who or what group would make the decision as to how the return to source funds would be spent. Should that be the prerogative of the City Council, the County Librarian, who is Anne Marie Gold, the Library Commission, or the Head Librarian at each branch? The City/County Relations Committee as well as participants in the workshop which included additional councilmembers and supervisors has, by consensus, agreed to go forward if the Board wants the measure or the November ballot. We will be at the Mayor's Conference on August .4 in Brentwood, as will Anne Marie Gold and members of the Board of Supervisors, to answer questions and provide any additional information. Sincerely, GWEN REGALIA Chair, City/County Relations Councilmember, City of Walnut Creek County Use;Code Parcel $10 Number of Estimated Description, Rate Parcels Revenue Residential Restdenl4alacant, untlable) , $0 1,796 $0 Y 3 (v - bud 11Stnge#arn 1 res on 1 situ&duets $10 162,169 $1,621,690 z12 Strl � 1,371 $13,710 1-11" lea saes $10 1,967 $19,670 ar, $10 5,093 $50,930 $10 604 $6,040 ong i es $10 35 $350 $10 10,279 $102790 8 c ies $10 539 $5,390 e o d etrt $10 22,891 $228,910 Multipla $O 417 $O �� $20 2,329 $46,580 $30 268' $8,040 S $20 367 $7,340 " l $50 844 $42,200 $50 232 $11,600 ��7 e is 52 "'its, irclustue 'D ' $100 198 $19,800 2�Apgani ( n►ts o "§ Y $100 161 $16,100 `29xAttac ®sem $10 40,039 $400,390 Comrnerclal` _ � "z� 301%acant $0 933 $0 M 31..St es(i�ot�parmarkets)�� � w° $10 1,482 $14,820 �3 ��d( tca� 'eto ) $1087 $870 " r $50 1,179 $58,950 c:tl � x $50 387 $19,350 ` s $0 264 0 W11 $0 445 $0 r m1n oo r $0 100 $0 3 s IP � $0 135 $0 11 $0 168 $0 39 . $1,950 T $100 537 $53,700 $50 143 $7,150 �r ti $50 163 $8,150 t $0 21 $0 $0 137 $0 r .F $0 181 $0 $50 300 $15.000 $50 93 $4,650 $0 428 $0 $100 418 $41,800 a52� sE�r � rdeicpme'fig $50 15 $750 ' fit giinclistnal $100 382 $38,200 dtstri4 �� _ $100 117 $11,700 1 �i e st u ri $0 41 $0 ltgtat h vy nd $50 126 $4,300 5 U SS SO $0 s .z.. �. x58�Unasst e�! � $O $O �.�...�._. ._ ._. =.e_... .z. _.. .�...�,.�. 7/29/94 4:00 PM Pagel d:\excell\LIBASS1O.XLS County Use Coda Pearce $10a s a Dumber of estimated h a x Rpte Parcels t2errenuYe � "'E $0 S0 # � $0 $0 Y` fi £ +, p $10 810 $8,100 _A ��OA $10 710 $7,100 a£ 6 a c 1 m $10 350 $3,500 $10 182 $1,820 $10 502. $5,020 $10 191 $1,910 Q A $10 288 $2880 $10 340 $3,400 ire s � $10 509 $5,090 estytoMpsi. $50 55 $2,750 §Ctrc es $50 541 $27,050 � � 72'S6AIspublic�dnd pnvcite $100 410 $41,000 �p 73 Hospia(s w/vuo irnprouements $50 30 $1,500 74yes $O�Ce 75 F e al8c corgs $10 72 $720 ��ihreme �ocs�r� ccamplex� $100 36 $3,600 � 77 tSeswra"esf. $10 9 $90 $0 199 $0 7Q t�r' i�w e fed t fie, c1 )Bldgs $0 4,237 $0 M�scellaneo�ts � y 0 C - `. mpg' cic VE $0 1,021 $0 8 P v $0 205 $0 $0 161 $0 $0 3,809 $0 'p $10 1,316 $13,160 9 $0 51 $0 " $0 1 $0 QTAL � ' 277,329 $3,055,320 262,249 -t2t F- 7/29/94 4:00 PM Page 2 d:\excel[\LIBASS I O.XLS County Use Code Parcel $11 Number of Estimated Rate Parcels Revenue Residential . . , IORes(dent<al(uacat, unbuildable) $0 1,796 $0 X11 Singlefam F T fres' on'4l;site#'&duets $11 162,169 $1,783,859 ;1gleWfdm 1 s on�2 `sites'- $11 1,371 . $15,081 2gSin *1r3 Sir"ig a 10 ,n yes n l �or�lt sites $11 1,967 $21,637 ., g i~ pr� r fi is sing fqm lar $11 5,093 $56,023 x x MIs ® e is R " iter $11 604 $6,644 is , y ode enniie # r $11 35 $385 $11 10,279 $113,069 x �8 ,.�x tem ite $11 539 $5,929 Io oto area $11 22,891 $251,801 O V c A $0 417 SO 1D x $22 2,329 $51,238 $33 268 $44 1,044 $45,936. $22 367 $8,074 0 s $55 844 $46,420 b: pa e�ts2431ItsIra el ive) $55 232 $12,760 partm 102,1 uriifis1is chis�e nfisj $110 198 $21,780 28�pa�rt�emo e) $110 161 $17,710 29Ai#achedPU®s _ ; $11 40,039 $440,429 Wit Commorc ai�� g ' a F 'MAMacci t z74, � $0 933 $0 Q1Stores(n'®fi upe�markets)„ k $11 1,482 $16,302 r 32 al(g111110 #' ery We- {Qui Sit p) $11 87 $957 ilci $55 1,179 $64,845 eciii a I $55 387 $21,285 35Se ices afions c r' as es SO 264 $0 x; X _ 36 arages �� $0 445 $0 E 3I�Co I cr sus,' rngK ool $O 100 $0 8 ors s $0 135 $0 Xa, Bo -irig Ise, $0 11 Qu $0 168 $0 $55 39 $2,145 $110 537 $59,070 " $55 143 $7,865 $55 163 $8,965 $0 137 $0 $0 181 $0 $55 300 $16,500 $55 93 $5,115 $0 428 SO $110 418 $45,980 52 c ak clU eewprnen} TRY1 $55 15 $825 . stfiai silo 382 $42,020 5110 117 $12,870 it i r o'`se SO 41 $0 x `` sc P rgf r hec��,y-1 Ju $55 126 $6,930 _ ] =assigm ed3 $0 $0 ,mak s. 5$ r1C1SSl f1eC�, r a ? 50 $0 7/29/94 3:48 PM Pagel d:\excel)\LIBASSI 1.XLS County Use Cocle � � Parcel ' # Esfimated 11 Number of ; Descry ;fin . `.. aate' r , ..ParceCs .q.. Re�venue ; $0 $0 b0 ass(a ecl $0 $0 61 1 res (mrtivd - $11 810 $8,910 i s re l oAAs $11 710 $7,810 $11 350 $3,850 rectae o e a $11 182 $2002 3 � $11 502. $5,522 $11 191 $2101 $11 288 $3,168 $11 340 $3,740 $11 509 $5,599 70 Cion k I s e,t os� 8c�esf homes r $55 55 $3,025 71 churches' � e $55 541 $29,755 72 SSc p dols public"cind'pri ate" $110 410 $45,100 73I ospmals�w/woi ,provernents ` $55 30 $1,650 �t %74 Y 'b pi s mortuarnes , $0 51 $0 r� g $11 72 $792 � � �raterr�al&�s� 76Re a end osin co�ex $110 36 $3,960 I u' 1 9 S99 at Pa o SO 199 $0 79 Gov' o ned feted s ate, c(ty b cogs SO 4,237 $0 -`� �z ;: t �'�, =",yrs�- -tea'!. a •`. i,g#�:� .��. n rods SO 1,021 $0 $0 205 $0 ., ;, �;. •°f82•°ipe ..� 'ns n ;. � ti ..� � $0 36 $O Cte _ $0 24 $0 $0 8 $0 f - $0 200 SO $0 161 SO $0 3,809 SO $11 1,316 S14,476 o s $0 51 SO §T OU4L_ W-- All- 277,329 $3,360,852 1 I�(? r SWR 262249 7/29/94 3:48 PM Page 2 d:\excell\LIBASSI I.XLS County Use Code Parcel $12 Number of Estimated Description, ., :. Rate Parcels Revenue Residential � 10 Residental( acant, unbuildble), SO 1,796 $0 11 Single fam°� 1 res,on�l`site&duets- $12 162,169 $1,946,028 Y: 12Sirgle#arn1res n 2sites s $12 1,371 $16,452 y, �1 r � , '�2�res cirl sites $12 1,967 $23,604 sink : m�lair $12 5,093 $61,116 y Ismte• its $12 604 $7,248 $12 35 $420 a $12 10,279 $123,348 o e $12 539 $6,468 � X e M- " $12 22891 $274,692 - MAIn p I A xc a n $0 417 $0 $24 2329 $55,896 S36 268 $9,648 $48 1,044 $50,112 $24 367 $8,808 x $60 844 $50,640 dIII MM111 (1 S �clus ue $60 232 $13,920 nts`X25=2 ,trIv, $120 198 $23,760 ,F28nlSWO units ormae) $120 161 $19,320 ° 29Ataahed > Os g jam " $12 40,039 $480,468 ' z � 3 3®Vdcdrt $0 933 $0 E w�31 3to s(no supermarkets) $12 1,482 $17,784 a. R "� £% 1 - ,'. ' r � 32 S cellra ce stores6�uiCktop) $12 87 $1,044 33 bbu�clgs , _ S60 1,179 $7Q740 $60 387 $23,220 f X35 eru�c5 a io s, arwishes $O 264 $O ram $0 445 $0 xdc,swinmmgq ®� $O 100 $0 $0 135 $0 $0 11 $0 a $0 168 $0 y e i s $60 39 $2,340 $120 537 $64,440 r $60 143 $8,580 e a $60 163 $9,780 " $0 21 $0 K $0 137 $0 4 ei $0 181 $0 =r _. • $60 300 $18,000 e tge cies " $60 93 $5,580 x Q,,pfd $0 428 $0 OMNI iA $120 418 $50,160 s h tdei°itpm P ., $60 15 $900 " 3� 3 i rtes rial �� AN ' $120 382 $45,840 t �end�stnal� Y � $120 117 $14,040 rehouse ' , $0 41 $0 56AN1istr�rapitvn ig rlaea�vy�rd $60 126 $7,560 AK 0 � - . .. ; $O $0 7/29/94 4:01 PM Page 1 d:\excels\LIBASSI2.XLS County Use�Code ` Pa cel � � $12 Numberof FEsfirnated g Yw. .: -Descri Wfion FLul ,A Parcels ReVenwe 5� 1 Hass gn d k SO $0 Land lJnassignec $0 $0 1�� l 12ra 'res �ovd - 0 $12 810 $9,720 $12 710 $8,520 `6 a " c�reage 0` QA $12 350 $4,200 11r macre=ge ® d eerg= #� $12 182 $2184 65 Or r- s prit 74 , OA� S12 502 $6,024 � c •� � e $12 191 $2,292 $12 288 $3,456 $12 340 $4,080 $12 509 $6,108 InstlfiUtlOndra 1® Conalescent sp restfilores S60 55 $3,300 " r 7Churches - � a= $60 541 $32,460 Schools, publicandpratew $120 410 $49,200 ° 73�Hospitalsw%woirnp �e�mIV g� ent $60 30 $1,8 R �% 74 Meme feries r7 ortuan $O 51 $0 ' 75 E'aternal&svc orgs � $12 72 $864 "�X7b Retirementhous ngompiex $120 36 $4,320 u 7C01tu ai Uses(lib, ri $12 9 $108 SO 199 $0 �� y 7,9a�Go�'t® ned{terstate�cl#y Bldgs $0 4,237 $0 $0 1,021 $0 $� Pr .ate roa .` SO 205 $0 N 82 peli es = s F41s z `_ $0 36 SO 835 ate rd Ct ass ar e s SO 24 $0 e 5 $ O 8 $0 $0 200 $0 X i�fa a Ien, re a $0 161 $O o Ow e s P ® ,ppe< pc $0 3,809 $0 mmmi88 o ilmr ±✓ x $12 1,316 $15,792 89O "W5111p`Gr� $0 51 $0 $0 1 $0 277,329 $3,666,384 Tofial parcels w tfQss `" e `ts i' 3 26Z249 7/29/94 4:01 PM Page 2 d:\excels\LIBASSI2.XLS County UsdfCode Parcel $13 Numberof Estimated Description Rate Parcels Revenue 1® Resid§ential(vacanfipunbidild6ble)i $0 1,796 $0 11 Si glee drn, 1 res on 1site=&duets $13 162,169 $2,108,197 �$ �1r2Single�farn�l reqs on2+sites $13 1,371 $17,823 13S� gle a +res^o 1 or 1+sites $13 1,967 $25,571 HI 144Sng e a ,other ahs ng,fam$lar $13 5,093 $66,209 3 1 ill lsc 3"roue en ;1�£e§¢ $13 604 $7,852 $13 35 $455 , s�e(i c saes° $13 10,279 $133,627 18 . c t 2�or¢ore i.e $13 539 $7,007 $13 22891 $297,583 ® $0 417 $0 fi p 3 $26 2329 $60,554 ,k # sexy $39 268 $10,452 , rx S52 1,044 $54,288 e) $26 367 $9,542 $65 844 $54,860 ,e13{24nits inclsiv $65 232 $15,080 h 2�7�Apa ents(�2529 units ginclusiue} $130 198 $25,740 a� r 28Apa enfis(6® units ornore) $130 161 $20,930 Atfiachs ,. $13 40,039 $520,507 Comrnercial 3® Vacant $0 933 $0 �.�31f 5.StOr2S riot supermarkets) $13 1,482 $19,266 r. X32 S al grocery sl r s`kW WIQk<�Stop) $13 87 $1,131 �° ng $65 1,179 $76,635 # f6cbildi ciicctl etital $65 387 $25,155 3 e a�fiio s, hes $0 264 $0 36 G Cages �� t $0 445 $0 :3om un fac wirnming pool $0 100 $O $O 135 $O B I gr3ci feys k $0 11 $0 s w $0 168 $0 $65 39 $2535 4 o te'rS 130 537 $69,810 x 3a�� • c!g s e d�) `' $65 143 $9,295 i e s' ab le o8,rks� $65 163 $10,595 $0 21 $0 $0 137 $0 ) � $O 181 $0 e a - co, rrjercia $65 300 $19,500 $65 93 $6,045 50�Ugcanfi and R yg � $0 428 $0 51�rtl�a $130 418 $54,340 2eSear� a$cic1 io�menfix� ; $65 15 $975 a y 3Fsghrstnalq $130 382 $49,660 $130 117 $15,210 � 5.544IeaNinclustciai � �� `�5 m1wdre ®use z � $0 41 - $0 . is` i povcln�ligtt or f�e�avyinci� $65 126 $8,190 57`U 4ss�g ed $0 $O . y 58Una_ i ne $0 $0 7/29/94 3:55 PM Page 1 d:\exce11\LIBASSI3.XLS County UseCoeff"e " "' aRIO- id � $13 Vumberof �Eshmated t . . r� r Hones Parcels Re�eraue ,. $0 0 � asslgnet � ,fix $0 $0 $13 810 $10,530 . 2 o disc s Gtire 1 1 OSA. $13 710 $9,230 $13 350 $4,550 e r 'ad ea e A snd ova"� $13 182 $2366 5 r rds, '`rr, a,cisp s 40 $13 502 $6,526 $13 191 $2,483 q g 'g U $13 288 $3,744 $13 340 $4,420 g c & ezi6gyU t5l $13 509 $6,617 � � 70 >1 alescent hose 8c,�e t ho�rnes`, $65 55 $3,575 X71 orches �� $b5 541 $35,165 �72Scfiools,publiandpi'ivate � $130 410 $53,300 X73 ospifialsw/wo'imp ouement�s $65 30 $1,950 � � 74E Ce e¢te esrngrtuaries tq $0 51 $O g� � g $13 72 $936 l 5 Fraternal svc o s . 76Re creme thousingcomplex $130 36 $4,680 _ ,N C 1 u al ses<libranes $13 9 $117 agr° r s $0 199 $0 9C�© #owned(ed stafie, ci#y Bldgs $0 4237 $0 Miscellaneous � l 3 QP fid/ ' $0 1,021 $0 $0 205 $0 a 82 F�1' a es ridincilsr $0 36 $0 83° b ga assesse ,rc' $0 24 . $0 Os $0 8 $0 $0 200 $0 $0 161 $0 spc $0 3,809 $0 $13 1,316 $17,108 $0 51 $0 $0 1 $0 � E ai+3A' fs th+ w �TOIAL g' M, 277,329 $3,971,916 t � 1 I X% ce s.y�# ssP n rYs TSKI 'ri=, 262249 7/29/94 3:55 PM Page 2 d:\excel)\LIBASS1MLS County Use:Code Parcel $14 Number of Estimated- Description- stimatedDescri tion.. Rate Parcels. Revenue,, Residential 10 Residential(ua"cant, unbuildable) $0 1,796 $0 % , 7 11 Single fam l r s�on l,'�sit0 duets S14 162,169 $2,270,366 12"S"'ingle farn�lres on 2a sites $14 1,371 $19,194 13Singlfaa�2ar�esorilor,ls� tes $14 1,967 $27,538 3 y 145ingle Earn,othera sl g aml $14 5,093 $71,302 �< 15`OVA,is0.,i ro�m lte $14 604 $8,456 �' isc i o E, is� r12 s � ° $14 35 $490 16 lvl MRl Vacari l e g nc :: D s .es A $14 10,279 $143,906 e $14 539 $7,546 SFRdet�y o ora areaF x S 14 22,891 $320,474 Mu ple y q�20 acan#a � $0 417 $0 ��a2D�lex 5 $28 2329 $65,212 K F tyle $42 268 $11,256 h fi $56 1,044 $58,464 x $28 367 $10,276 k a- 1 $70 844 $59,080 R1 21 p $70 232 $16,240 ,Ws� X26 A Cq e t3 ifs lrcl sue {y X27 partm nts(25"29 units, Inc�rsiue) $140 198 $27,720 artments( nits o more= i $140 161 $22,540 X29 AttacfedPlJDsFli � k $14 40,039 $560,546 Commercials fid , 3 39 acant k � $0 933 $0 Stores( otsuperrnarkets) $14 1,482 $20,748 �32SmON p�ll gro�cerysto est ck-111-1-",A $14 87 $1,218 $70 1,179 $82,530 EIN k 3dffice"bu�dig z a 3 allca ,e fa % $70 387 $27,090 r 4 X35 Service s a oris �a was=es $0 264 $0 X36 mages $0 445 $0 ' 37 Cemmia�lt�y ac �mrning ool $0 100 $0 8 o�-our s $0 135 $0 f i g a legs �f _` $0 11 $0 t r4o K $0 168 $0 °` 411 pe 3 a s no ate s= $70 39 $2730 1 $140 537 $75,180 $70 143 $111010 $70 163 $11,410 $0 21 $0 $0 137 $0 $0 181 $0 x M p c d ,me cla $70 300 $21,000 4w ca oagenc es $70 93 $6,510 �t ty�, : 50 �/acarifilan t $0 428 $O I M41 -AA,S In sfi a a k $140 418 $58,520 2�R `serM cand eel rnent $70 15 $1,050 z 53 L]g�iradustna[ 1 $140 382 $53,480 � 42,F s��54�He k i d'ustri i � $140 117 $16,380 r f 55Ir�%a e ®ise � $O 41 $0 #� IM , a 56 swill r p oU on igtat or heavy ind $70 126 $8,820 ned- $0 $O 7/29/94 4:03 PM Pagel d:\exce11\LIBASSl4.XLS County Use CRo e �� arc�el � x $lid {E Nuriiber ofEsfirnatekd ... ,,` Desch lion ,..r ^ff ,. atRafieParcels Lcncl6 ,59 , acl $� SO 0 $ 'L $14 810 $11,340 $14 710 $9,940 ball bacipe! e Oz $A $14 350 $4,900 $14 182 $2,548 $14 502 $7,028 a t o e $14 191 $2,674 $14 288 $4,032 $14 340 $4,760 9oul Ie sg $14 509 $7,126 ' 7flgales t asp e hC� s $70 55 $3,850 71h rchs iR $70 541 $37,870 g # 't 72 Sc oris pubiicarid gn $140 410 $57,400 73 ositats vu m p auements - E $70 30 $2,100 MOs 74=Cemeteries, mortuariesm $0 51 $0 a � .� ... a t s ,75 Fratemaf8�svcrgs E $14 72 $1,008 r76i2 a �n housing crmple S140 36 $5,040 M s '' � chase i�,ces) _ $14 9 $126 w . Y g y r s $0 199 $O 9 C34 ' ovine " r stcite;city bldg's $0 4,237 $0 $0 1,021 $0 MIR", 8 $ F r $0 205 $0 $0 36 $ $0 24 $0 $0 8 $0 �x 9 $0 200 $0 $O 161 $0 MR << $0 3,809 $0 $14 1,316 $18,424 ' 89C " p1 t :�l $0 51 $0 $0 1 $0 TOTia�L °: 277,329 $4,277,448 262,249 7/29/94 4:03 PM Page 2 d:\excell\LIBASSI4.XLS County Use Code Parcel $15 Number of Estimated .-Description Rate Parcels Revenue l OResidential(vacantunbuidable). $0 1,796 $O ]i Single If, 1 reon ) site&duets $15 162,169 $2,432,535 s _88 , 2 5r�glefa l res n M+rtes , $15 1,371 $20,565 1,351" le �2 e n 13 r l+sites $15 1,967 $29,505 4 in e a° er "are sen fam a $15 5,093 $76,395 z $15 604 $9,060 �� sc s g s terms � $15 35 $525 10,279 $154,185 sl. s ;� $15 539 $8,085 19 FR et: I o. urea $15 22,891 $343,365 pieces m cre nt Wig'; $O 417 SO f x $30 2,329 $69,870 -� � • � �� $45 268 $1 Z060 $60 1,044 $62,640 UP $30 367 $11,010 $75 844 $63,300 rime , i cT 51 Z� $75 232 $17,400 l«M e 5- 9 wri is nci�ue>� $150 198 $29,700 $150 161 $24,150 �w $15 40,039 $600,585 Commercial `' " # Rclow Vacan# f � $0 933 $0 y 31 Stores(nc��su er= i ets)� � y $15 1,482 $22230 _. � �3 all a race toren Quic• Sto $15 87 $1,305 ,33 W]f#i�ce 1Id, g $75 1,179 $88,425 $75 387 $29,025 $0 264 $0 $0 445 $0 y .p . a4= mi9 pooi f3 $0 100 $0 $0 135 SO $0 11 $0 s f $0 168 $0 g •g r $75 39 $2925 e F #e $150 537 $80,550 $75 143 $10,725 $75 .163 $12225 $' e $0 21 $0 e r: $0 137 $0 r e fes..a $0 181 $0 $75 300 $22,500 z g $75 93 $6,975 Y a an $O 428 $0 $150 418 $62,700 L�es tai �ci s mel pmer�t $75 15 $1,125 stria[, 4 $150 382 $57,300 $150 117 $17,550 $0 41 SO z , o ig t`o ear S75 126 59,450 �g r w p ... 58 lJ�tassi r1ed :,M:13 7/29/94 4:16 PM Pagel d:\excel)\LIBASSI5.XLS i • County °fi UseCodeParcel __, x$:15 Number of `Esttmated D@sC" �t d Aw . ARate J 4 Pa"rc"els Rewe un e.< �� 59 nas lg ed � $0, SO $0 SO , 3 1sQA $15 810 $12,150 r " c "fiure �A X10 $15 710 $10,650 fi tbar ac e A ge OA40 $15 - 350 $5,250 U 3 a c e e cl oyer $15 182 $2730 $15 502. $7,530 $15 191 $2,865 515 288 $4,320 =f ray ar gt g 0 n ;®UVIer.` $15 340 $5,100 $15 509 $7,635 Iris I tianal y b 70 o �rai�sceflt tt sp gest homes $75 55 $4,125 71�Cf orches $75 541 $40,575 fall 72 Schon s, public d r vate $150 410 $61,500 n 73 Flos itals /wo imp�oements7 $75 30 $2,250 z s £ 0 a t a y 74 Cemeteries es mortuari $0 51 $0 es , 75 Fratemal�&sic4orgs' y s $15 72 $1,080 Aft" Q, e T housing coir plex ,' ' $150 36 $5,400z `a >7 I u lm es(lor�nes)` '�� $15 9 $135 78 $0 199 $0 9�G° t otiuned(€ed. ate city b�ldgs $0 4,237 $0 Miscellaneous � �� � _� R:�-:NMK� ;" 0 N1' �" a {pr d/ =fin• dWcti� $O 1,021 $0 x fir, $0 205 $0 $0 36 $0 F`g fie cxr sse¢ parcels $0 24 $0 p SO 200 $0 " Iib� ab e n op $0 161 $0 zrs 7 rrl as -0,� p sped $0 3,809 $0 88iuto eh- �x 3 $15 1,316 $19,740 $0 51 $0 TOT/�L mtll277,329 $4,582,980 Tota( "�arcels uc'th ass nr tints :r " z �; 262,249 7/29/94 4:16 PM Page 2 d:\excell\LIBASSI5.XLS DATE: :. . ., REQUEST TO SPEAK Fo ORM (THREE (3).MINUTE LIMIT Complete this form and place it in the box near the speakers' rostrum before addressing the Board. 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