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Page 7 documents are finalized. After the notice and ballot are finalized, SCI will oversee the printing and addressing of the ballots. After the notices and ballots are printed and addressed, they will be mailed, pursuant to the California Constitution and the Government Code, to all property owners in the proposed district with a proposed assessment. Throughout the balloting,SCI will also field and respond to property owner inquiries,will research and confirm new owners that are not reflected on the official county property ownership records, and will issue replacement ballots as needed. We will also prepare resolutions, documents and information for the public hearing, and will assist the City and its legal counsel with responding to property owner testimony at the public hearing. At the close of the balloting period, at the public hearing,SCI will assist the City clerk,the official tabulator,with the tabulation of the ballots received, and will assist with the preparation of the ballot results to be announced at the Council meeting. 5.)STAFF REPORTS AND RESOLUTIONS AND 6.)CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS SCI will prepare all resolutions, the notices of public hearings and agenda reports, and other supporting documents, and attend City Council Meetings for the rate adjustments to Windsor and Bonde Ranch. PROJECT ORGANIZATION AND KEY PERSONNEL If selected for this project, John Bliss, President of SCI, would serve as the Assessment Engineer of Record and principal-in-charge of the annual levy administration. Jerry Bradshaw would serve as the day-to-day project manager and levy administrator. Such a collaborative, team-based approach helps to assure the City's objectives are well understood and accomplished, and all technical and procedural requirements are met.This team will remain in effect for a minimum of sixty (60) days after the submittal date of July 25, 2018. John Bliss, M.Eng., P.E., President, License No. C052091 John Bliss, a professional engineer and President of SCI, specializes in assessment engineering, special and general benefit analysis, crafting legally compliant, robust Engineer's Reports, levy administration, cost estimating and budgeting, database design and implementation, regulatory compliance, and revenue measure formations. He has 15 years of experience in this field of expertise. Moreover, John is a recognized expert assessment engineer and Proposition 218 compliance specialist who has served as an expert witness and technical authority. He also has worked with most of the leading Proposition 218 specialized attorneys in the State, which has further expanded his professional and technical expertise. During his tenure at SCI, John has served as the responsible Assessment Engineer on over 300 Engineer's Reports for new or increased assessments,comprising more post-Proposition 218 new assessment engineering than any other assessment engineer in the State. John also has served as the project lead for the California Statewide Fire Benefit Fee assessment. John led SCI's successful effort to identify every parcel in Counties throughout the State in State Responsibility Areas and, thus, subject to this new annual assessment fee on property tax bills. (SCI was selected sole-source for this project, based on the State's determination of our