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assessments for Lemoine Ranch Estates GHAD. The parcel assessment has been increased 2.2 percent for inflation from $500 to $511. There are no City-owned parcels within this GHAD. With 12 properties within the District, this year's budget will be $6,132. The Lemoine Ranch Estates GHAD will have a fund balance of $6,986 (The developer was required to fund the GHAD in the amount of $1,000 per lot at the time of the final map approval). PUBLIC OWNED PARCELS All benefited parcels, including the City-owned parcels, i.e. the sanitary sewer pump station parcel within Oak Tree Farms, the water reservoir parcel within Moller Ranch, and two water reservoir parcels within Laurel Creek, are considered assessable parcels, as required under Proposition 218. There are also a number of publicly owned parcels within the GHAD's that will not be assessed; since there are no improvements on these parcels, there is no derived benefit. These include the open space parcels or parking staging area (City of Pleasanton and East Bay Regional Park Distric0. DECLARATION OF INTENTION At the May 17, 2005, Board of Directors meeting, the Board adopted a resolution declaring an intention to order the cost of maintenance be assessed against the property owners within each of the Districts for fiscal year 2005-06. As required by Geologic Hazard Abatement Districts, the Board of Directors must levy an annual assessment on all parcels (including the City's parcel) benefited by the GHAD. At the assessment hearing, the Board shall hear and consider all protests, and make modifications, if determined to be necessary, to the proposed assessments. After the close of the public hearing, the Board shall confh'm the assessments as submitted by the general manager, and order that the amount of each assessment be levied against each parcel within the GHAD. If the assessments are ordered, the City Clerk will record the notice of assessmems with the Alameda County Tax Collector as provided in Streets and Highways Code §3114. Subsequent annual Engineer's Reports will also contain a statement of the yearly estimated budget for the maintenance and construction of improvements. This report will be submitted to the Board for review and approval, at which time, the Board will conduct a public hearing and new assessments will be levied based upon the recommendations of the report and the action taken at the public hearing. SR:05:171 Page 8 of 9