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PAGE 20 be paid from non-assessment revenues. The City will also make a contribution of $9,703 from the General Fund for the cost of maintenance of the"general benefit"area along Arroyo, that was at one time included in this district. Similarly, City staff hours dedicated to the administration of the assessment is estimated to be at least$1,800 per year. However,since the budget only accounts for $600, the $1,200 difference is another monetary contribution from the City's General Fund. The total of these two amounts, $7,312, also helps offset any general benefit provided by the Improvements, in addition to the City non-monetary contributions described above. Source of Contributions from Other Funds to Satisfy 11.9% Requirement City non-monetary contributions: 10.0% (Curb and gutter) + 10.0% (Storm drainage system) + 10.0% (Public roads) + 20.0% (Amortized value of initial construction) = 50.0% (Total General Benefit paid from other funds) City monetary contributions: $6,112 General Fund payment for Prop 218 assessment increase review + $9,703 General Fund contribution for maintenance of area along Arroyo + $1,200 General Fund contribution for City staff assessment administration = $17,015 City of Pleasanton General Fund contribution ZONES OF BENEFIT The boundaries of the Assessment Area are carefully drawn to only include the properties that are proximate to the Improvements and that would materially benefit from the Improvements. In SVTA, the court noted that even a local agency-wide assessment district is appropriate under the right conditions: Cm Of PLEASANTON LIGHTING&LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NO.1984-1,PONDEROSA SCIConsultingGroup ENGINEER'S REPORT,FISCAL YEAR 2019-20