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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA AND THE CITY OF PLEASANTON REGARDING TRANSFER OF PROPERTY TAX REVENUES IN CONNECTION WITH THE MIX, MARKS AND LINFOOT ANNEXATION This Agreement is made pursuant to the provisions of Revenue and Taxation Code Section 99 and shall constitute the agreement for exchange of property tax revenues required by the Revenue and Taxation Code Section 99(b)(6). Furthermore, Revenue and Taxation Code Section 99(b)(5)provides that if a jurisdictional change will alter the service area or service responsibility of a special district, the Board of Supervisors of the county in which the special district is located shall negotiate any exchange of property tax revenues on behalf of the special district. The parties agree that for annexation of three parcels located at 6300, 6360, and 6352 Alisal Street bordered generally by Alisal Street to the west, Byrd Lane to the north, and open space to the east and south within the Happy Valley Area, as shown on Exhibit A, Page 3, listing all applicable parcel numbers, to this agreement and incorporated herein, the Auditor-Controller of the County of Alameda is directed to cause an exchange of property tax revenue as follows: A. The City is entitled to receive an allocation of computed property tax revenue equivalent to the share of property tax revenue it receives on a weighted average citywide. The weighted citywide average shall be computed annually as follows: multiply the city's current AB8 factor in each tax rate area within the city by the current secured assessed valuation in each tax rate area to arrive at a product for each tax rate area. The sum of those products is divided by the total secured assessed valuation within the city to calculate a weighted citywide average. The secured tax roll is used here to establish the weighted citywide average. However, the factors resulting from application of the formula will apply to all tax rolls. B. In the event that the City currently provides a service within its incorporated city limits such as Fire or Library, and if that service is currently being provided by a County taxing agency or special district in the territory proposed for annexation, the County shall receive an allocation of computed property tax revenue equivalent to the share of property tax revenue received by the County taxing agency or special district in the territory proposed for annexation. The County's receipt of that allocation shall not diminish the City's receipt of its allocation calculated under A above. C. In the event that the City assumes full responsibility for a service not currently being provided by the City within its incorporated city limits, but being provided by a separate County taxing agency or special district within the territory proposed for annexation, pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Code 99(b), the City shall receive, in addition to the allocation determined in A above, an allocation of computed property tax revenue equivalent to the share of property tax revenue received by the County taxing agency or special district in the territory proposed for annexation.