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code, undertakes collection actions for persons who damage city property, as well as seeks payment for emergency response costs for persons driving under the influence as allowed by state law. California Government Code §949 allows the council to delegate authority to its attorney and employees to settle such pending actions. The proposed resolution (Attachment 2) would authorize the City Attorney to settle the amounts payable for fines related to administrative citations, as well as collections actions for damage to city property and certain emergency response for up to $15,000, or from $15,001 to $50,000 in consultation with the City Manager, when reasonably determined to be in the interests of justice and administrative efficiency. Resolution authorizing City Engineer to accept certain public improvements and determine when to require public improvement agreements. When small development projects do not require a subdivision of property (for example, a new single family home) or are not considered by the City Council (for example, a parcel map or minor subdivision), these projects may still involve construction of public improvements (for example, sidewalk or utility mains on property frontage). The proposed resolution (Attachment 3) would authorize the City Engineer to accept as complete certain public improvements, as well as determine when small projects need a public improvement agreement. Resolution amending the Master Fee Schedule. The Master Fee Schedule is proposed to be amended by resolution (Attachment 4) to address the following items: • Formalize passport execution fee of $35.00. The amount of this fee is set by the federal government. • With the adoption of the Happy Valley Specific Plan in 1998 and the construction of the Callippe Preserve Golf Course and related public water and sanitary sewer infrastructure in 2004, as development has occurred and homes connect to utilities within the specific plan area, housing units have paid a Water Main Pro- Rata Share fee of $16,793.55 for each existing home and $47,683.90 for a new home, and a Sanitary Sewer Main Pro-Rata Share fee of $15,758.40 for an existing home and $28,525.25 for a new home; fees subject to annual 4.5% interest. The amendment to the Master Fee Schedule is to formally add these Happy Valley Specific Plan infrastructure fees which have been historically collected. RECOMMENDATION Introduce the omnibus ordinance and adopt the three resolutions. Submitted by: Fisc I review by: Approved y: 1221'filA vAf Larissa Seto ' Tina Olson Ne son Fialho Assistant City Attorney Finance Director City Manager Page 5 of 6