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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETTING SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL5-5-26
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SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL <br />1 <br /> <br />Responses to City Council Agenda Items – May 5, 2026 <br /> <br />Regular Meeting <br /> <br /> <br />Agenda Item #8: Adopt Resolutions preliminarily approving Engineer’s Reports and <br />ordering Proposition 218 Assessment Ballot Proceedings for the Ponderosa-Del Prado <br />Landscape Maintenance District 2026-1 and Bonde Ranch Landscape Maintenance <br />District 2026-2; and setting July 21, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. for the public hearing <br /> <br />1. How many people attend the LMD information meetings? <br /> <br />A. Typically, there is a range of 10 to 25 property owners at each meeting (three <br />meetings total for each district). <br /> <br />Agenda Item #12: Receive an update on the Police Department's operations, services <br />and activities <br />2. Please clarify how response time and dispatch time are considered in discussion <br />with General Plan guidelines. <br />a. Approximately how much time is between answer to dispatch? If netted in <br />and accounted for, would we meet the General Plan goal of 4 minutes? What <br />are the biggest factors preventing us from meeting the 4 minute goal? <br />A. The previous reporting of response times did not include answer to <br />dispatch time. The response was calculated from dispatch to on-scene. <br />Current data includes answer to on-scene. The previous years’ answer to <br />dispatch time would average to (2022-2:46), (2023-2:07) and (2024-2:10) <br /> <br />The four-minute goal (emergency response) is typically not possible <br />without responding as a “Code 3” (lights and sirens). As discussed, <br />previous data measured Priority 1 calls, which are not necessarily Code <br />3/Emergency Response. While we do not have a full year of Code-3 <br />response, the on-scene time of a true emergency response is typically <br />under four minutes. <br /> <br />b. Is the General Plan goal needing to be refined (expectations refined) in light <br />of new reporting granularity? <br />A. The General Plan Policy 27 states "[s]trive for a response time of an <br />average of four minutes for emergency calls, and sixteen minutes for <br />general service calls." If we are measuring actual emergency response, <br />we would typically be under the four minute goal. <br />
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