HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESOLUTIONS - 02241987 - 87-92 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
AS GOVERNING BODY OF THE RIVERVIEW FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT
Re: Fire Supression )
Assessment Procedure, ) RESOLUTION No. 87/ 92
Riverview. )
The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County as the Board of
Directors of the Riverview Fire Protection District Resolves That:
Pursuant to Government Code Article 3.6 M 50078-50078. 20 ) ,
the board of directors of a county fire protection district may
determine and levy annual assessments for fire suppression
services (to obtain, operate and maintain fire suppression
equipment or apparatus and pay the salaries and benefits of
firefighting personnel) after the completion of a public hearing
for which individual notice has been given to every owner of
property proposed to be assessed.
The assessments to be levied shall be determined from
established uniform schedules and rates based upon the type of use
of property and the risk classification of the structures or other
improvements on, or the use of, involved properties. The proposed
assessment must be related to the benefits to the property
assessed.
This Board of Directors Hereby Resolves that it intents to
pursue the levying of a benefit assessment to support District
fire suppression services and directs the following actions :
1. The District' s Fire Chief and staff (in consultation with
its fire commission) shall study the level of fire suppression
services desired and appropriate for said District' s area(s ) , the
costs of providing the same, and prepare a written report (to be
filed with this Board) containing:
(a) A description of each lot or parcel of property proposed
to be subject to the assessment;
(b) The amount of the assessment proposed for each lot .or
parcel for the initial fiscal year ( 1987-88) ;
(c) The maximum amount of the assessment which may be levied
for each lot or parcel during any fiscal year;
(d) The duration of the proposed assessment;
(e) The basis of the proposed assessment including
documentation showing generally how the proposed uniform
schedule( s ) and rate(s ) based upon types of property, structure
(improvements) risk classifications or property uses were
established; and;
(f) A statement of how the proposed assessment relates to
the benefits to the property assessed.
(g) The schedule of the assessment.
(h) Any documentation required by paragraph 4.
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2 . Any benefit assessments proposed to be levied on land
devoted primarily to agricultural, timber or livestock uses, and
being used for the commercial production of agricultural,
timber or livestock products shall be related to the relative risk
to the land and its products pursuant to Government Code §
50078. 2(b) . A benefit assessment shall not be levied for wildland
or watershed fire suppression on land located in a state
responsibility area (Pub.Res.C. § 4102 ) .
3 . In order to allow tax roll collection of the assessment
(if levied) , the above-described report shall utilize the Contra
Costa County Assessor' s Use Codes and the attached "Benefit
Assessment Risk Schedule" .
4 . If using only the risk unit indicated for the Use Code of
a particular property would due to its unique circumstances
resulting in it not being fairly assessed risk units in relation
to typical parcels covered by the involved Use Code designation,
the report may proposed a risk unit allocation for that particular
property by reference to its Assessor' s parcel number and
utilization of the same standards used to determine risk unit
allocations for Assessor Use Code designations . Where such a risk
unit allocation is proposed for a particular property, the above-
described report shall explain why this is necessary.
5 . Upon the filing of the above-described report with the
Clerk of this Board, it shall determine a date for a public
hearing to be held by this Board upon such report. The Clerk
shall also cause notice of the filing of the report and of the
time, date, and place of hearing thereon to be published pursuant
to Government Code Section 6066 and to be posted in at least three
public places within the District and territory proposed to be
subject to the assessment. With the assistance of District staff,
said clerk shall also cause a copy of the notice of the filing of
the report and of the time, date, and place of hearing thereon to
be mailed to each parcel or property owner whose property would be
subject to the assessment and to any interested party who has
filed a written request with the District for mailed notice of
meetings on new or increased charges . Said notice shall be mailed
at least two weeks prior to the date set for the hearing (Govt.C.
§ 50078..6) .
6. Upon the time, date, and place determined for the public
hearing, this Board shall hear and consider all objections or
protests, if any, to the above described report, and may,
thereafter, by ordinance or resolution, determine and levy the
assessment.
PASSED and ADOPTED on February 24 , 1987, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Powers , Fanden, Schroder , Torlakson, McPeak.
NOES: None .
l hereby a ef"that this Is a tme andeonvel a"Y of
ABSENT: None . an adion"ken end entered on lifead"as of the
Board o18�,an the E B 2 1987dais shown.
ABSTAIN: None . i�MSTM 4 �/7
PHIL BATCHPLOR,Clerk of the Board
of Suparvkors and County Administrator
Deputy
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BENEFIT ASSESSMENT RISK SCHEDULE
USE CODE EXPLANATION RISK UNIT
10 Vacant - Unbuildable 0.5
11 Single Family Res - 1 res, 1 site 1
12 Single Fam. Res. - 1 res 2 or more sites 1
13 Single Fam. Res. - 2 res on 1 or more sites 2
14 Single Fam. Res. other than Sing. fam. land 1
15 Misc. improvements - 1 site 0. 5
16 Misc. improvements - 2 or more sites 0. 5
17 Vacant - 1 site 0. 5
18 Vacant - 2 or more sites 1
19 Single Fam. Res. - det. w/common area 1
20 Vacant - Multiple 0. 5
21 Duplex 2
22 Triplex 2
23 Fourplex 2
24 Combinations 2
25 Apartments ( 5-12 units) 5
26 Apartments ( 13-24 units) 7
27 Apartments ( 25-59 units) 10
28 Apartments ( 60+ units) 10
29 Attached PVDs: Cluster homes, condos, etc. 1
30 Vacant - commercial 0.5
31 Commercial stores - not supermarkets 3
32 Small grocery stores (7-11, etc. ) 3
33 Office Buildings 4
34 Medical, dental 4
35 Service stations, car wash 4
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USE CODE EXPLANATION RISK UNIT
36 Garages 4
37 Community Facilities (recreational, etc. ) 2
38 Golf Courses 5
39 Bowling Alleys 5
40 Boat Harbors 6
41 Supermarkets (not in shopping centers) 6
42 Shopping Centers (incl. vacant for future) 7
43 Financial Buildings (Ins. , Title, Banks, S&L) 4
44 Motels, Hotels •& Mobile Home Parks 5
45 Theaters 5
46 Drive-in Restaurants 3
47 Restaurants (Not Drive-in) 5
48 Multiple & Commercial 5
49 New Car Auto Agencies 5
50 Industrial Vacant Land (not indus. park) 5
51 Industrial Park 7
52 Research & Development (w/ or w/o structures) 7
53 Light Industrial 7
54 Heavy Industrial 10
55 Unassigned 7
56 Miscellaneous Improvements 7
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57 Unassigned 7
58 Unals signed 7
59 Unassigned 7
60 Unassigned (Land) 1
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USE CODE EXPLANATION RISK UNIT
61 Rurai, Res. Improv. , lA - 10A 1
62 Rural, w/ or w/o misc. struct. lA - 10A 1
63 Urban Acreage 10A - 40A 2
64 Urban Acreage 40A & over 3
65 Orchards/Vineyards 10A - 40A 1
66 Orchards/Vineyards 40A & over 1
67 Dry Farming 10A - 40A 2
68 Dry Farming 40A & over 3
69 Agricultural Preserves 2
70 Convalescent Hospitals/Rest Homes 6
. 71 Churches 3
72 Schools (Public or Private) 5
73 Hospitals 6
74 Cemetaries/Mortuaries 3
75 Fraternal & Service Organizations 4
76 RETIREMENT HOUSING COMPLEX 10
77 Cultural Uses (Libraries) 3
78 Parks & Playgrounds 1
79 Government Owned (Fed. , State, City, BART) 0
80 Mineral Rights 0
81 Private Roads 0. 5
82 Pipelines & Canals 4
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83 State Board Assessed 3
84 Utilities (Not Assessed by State Board) 3
85 Public & Private Parking 1
86 Municipally Owned Properties 0
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USE CODE EXPLANATION RISK UNIT
87 Common Area 2
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88 Mobile Homes 1
89 other (Split Parcels in diff. tax code areas) 1
99 Awaiting Assignment 1
SPECIFIC EXCEPTIONS TO RISK SCHEDULE
BY PARCEL NUMBER
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