HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 93-338 - Approve entering into agreement with the County of Shasta & the Redding Redevelopment Agency concerning the use of traffic impact & park fees for vicinity & regional projects RESOLUTION NO. 93-
A
3-A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING
APPROVING ENTERING INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE COUNTY OF
SHASTA AND THE REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY CONCERNING THE
USE OF TRAFFIC IMPACT AND PARK FEES FOR VICINITY AND
REGIONAL PROJECTS.
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Redding that the
City of Redding enter into an agreement with the County of Shasta and the Redding
Redevelopment Agency concerning the use of traffic impact and park fees for
vicinity and regional projects, in a form to be approved by the Director of
Planning and Community Development and the City Attorney. The accompanying Report
to City Council suggests various changes to the draft agreement, a copy of which
is attached hereto.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor of the City of Redding is hereby
authorized and directed to sign the agreement when in final form, and all other
necessary documentation in connection therewith, on behalf of the City of Redding;
and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to attest the signature of
the Mayor and to impress the official seal of the City of Redding thereto.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was introduced and read at a
regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 7th day of
September 1993, and was duly adopted at said meeting by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: Anderson, Dahl, Kehoe, Moss and Arness
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: None
CARL ARNESS, Mayor
City of Redding
A ST: FORMPPROVED: �J
CONNIE STROHMAYER, ty Clerk RAIDALL A. HAYS, City Attorney C1
r
it n U
AGREEMENT BETWEEN COUNTY OF SHASTA, THE
REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY AND CITY OF
REDDING CONCERNING USE OF TRAFFIC IMPACT AND
;i PARK FEES FOR VICINITY AND REGIONAL PROJECTS
This agreement is made and entered into on the date specified below by and between the
County of Shasta, a political subdivision of the State of California ("County"), The Redding
Redevelopment Agency ("Redevelopment Agency") and the City of Redding ("City").
RECITALS
WHEREAS, the County, the City and the Redevelopment Agency have entered into an
i
agreement, pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 33401, on the 3rd day of September,
1991, regarding the amendment to the Canby-Hilltop-Cypress Redevelopment Project under the
Agency's jurisdiction ("Pass-Through Agreement"); and
WHEREAS, under said Pass-Through Agreement the Agency agreed to pass through to
the County one hundred percent (100%) of the amount of the County's share of the added area
tax increments on an annual basis, provided that the County subsequently entered into an
agreement with the City, in a form acceptable to the City and Agency, to adopt, impose, collect
'! and transmit traffic impact fees and park fees within the Redding sphere of influence and the
area known as Churn Creek Bottom to the City for use by the Agency in the addition to or
Y
it
reconstruction of major thoroughfares and bridges and park facilities serving vicinity and
regional needs; and
1
WHEREAS, the County has identified several proposed major thoroughfare, bridge and
II parks projects, which upon their development, rehabilitation or construction will address current
and future vicinity and regional public facility needs benefiting properties within its jurisdiction;
and
WHEREAS , the Agency has established a list of road improvement projects within or
reasonably related to the purpose for which the fees are levied and benefiting the Canby-Hilltop-
Cypress Redevelopment Project area; and
WHEREAS, the City has similarly identified parks development facility projects
necessary to address current and anticipated vicinity and regional needs which will benefit
properties within the City and the Canby-Hilltop-Cypress Redevelopment Agency Project Area
of the Redding sphere of influence; and
WHEREAS, at the request of the Agency and City the parties wish to implement the
Pass-Through Agreement in a way which specifically includes the Agency as a party to this
Agreement ("Implementing Agreement") and to designate the City as the party to whom park
fees collected by the County will be transmitted and used for the purposes stated; and
WHEREAS, the City, Agency, and County have mutually agreed that the improvement
and development of parks, major thoroughfares and bridge projects of a vicinity or regional
nature, which projects will be of benefit to each of the residents of jurisdiction and the Canby-
Hilltop-Cypress Project area, and based thereon intend to work cooperatively to most efficiently
finance and construct these mutually agreed upon projects as specified herein.
!I 2
�i
AGREEMENT
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the County, Agency, and City agree
to the following:
SECTION 1. DEFINITIONS. In this agreement, unless specifically provided otherwise, the
following definitions shall apply:
li
A. "Agency" means the Redding Redevelopment Agency.
i
B. "City" means the City of Redding.
C. "County" refers to the County of Shasta.
D. "Projects" are those parks, major. thoroughfares, freeways, signals, grade
separations, bridges and like improvements mutually agreed upon by the City,
Agency, and County by terms of this agreement.
E. "Redevelopment Agency" means the Redding Redevelopment Agency.
F. "Redevelopment Agency Agreement" or "Pass-Through Agreement" is that
agreement between the County, City and Redding Redevelopment Agency dated
September 3, 1991.
G. "Park" is a park or recreation improvement or facility mutually agreed to by the
City and County which is of a vicinity or regional nature.
H. "Park Fund Zone of Benefit" means that region set forth in Exhibit "D",
consisting of sub-area boundaries which reflect areas of common vicinity benefit
within the region.
3
I
1
I. "Road Improvement Projects" means projects to construct or improve bridges or
major thoroughfares, as permitted by Government Code Section 66484, which are
of a vicinity or regional nature.
J. "Technical Advisory Committee" means a committee consisting of the Shasta
County Director of Public Works, the Shasta County Director of Resource
Management, the City Director of Public Works, the Redevelopment Agency
i
Secretary, and such other City and County staff as may be helpful in periodically
reviewing and making recommendations concerning the parks and road
improvement projects contemplated by this agreement.
K. "Traffic Zone of Benefit" means that region set forth on Exhibit "A", consisting
of East (E) and West (W) Sub-Area boundaries which reflect areas of common
vicinity benefit within the overall one of benefit area.
SECTION 2. EXHIBITS. The following documents are referred to in, attached to, and hereby
made a part of this agreement by reference:
A. Exhibit "A" - Joint Projects Zone of Benefit/Sub-Areas.
B. Exhibit "B" - Joint Road Improvement Projects and Priorities.
C. Exhibit "C" - Joint Parks and Recreation Projects and Priorities.
D. Exhibit "D" - Park Fund Zone of Benefit/Sub-Areas.
i
SECTION 3. ROAD PAPROVEMENT PROJECTS. The City, Agency, and County shall
cooperate in the construction of specified road improvement projects as follows:
!I
4
i
I
d
�I
A. The County shall adopt and impose road improvement fees as permitted by
Government Code Section 66484. To the extent permitted by applicable state
j law, such County fees shall be based on the same categories of projects and of
like amount for each project category as has been imposed by the City. Those
fees to be collected by the County within the Traffic Zone of Benefit area shall
be transmitted to the Agency for the construction of Road Improvement Projects
listed on Exhibit "B" to this agreement based on the stated priorities.
B. Upon collection of road improvement fees from within the Traffic Zone of
Benefit the County shall place such fee revenues in a separate interest bearing
account as provided in Section 66484(e) of the Government Code. Thereafter,
the County shall forward to the Agency by August 1st of each year the fees on
deposit from the previous year, including both principal and interest earned, to
be used for the construction of those projects specifically contemplated by this
::::;;:::;:. :.:: :;;i:::::::::;:i�::i::i::i::::i:::�:;:';::::::";:;:i::::i::;::::;:;::::;i::i::i:::::;::i::::'::<:'::`:::":;•':i :::ri:::i;::i::i:>:;:.v::;:
,i agreement, 1Pt <$, + However, m the
event that the County adopts and implements traffic impact fee levels for
comparable project categories at rates which are greater in amount than those
established by the City, the County may withhold from transfer that share of the
total annual fees collected which are attributable to the higher fee levels.
C. 3s .:.:..:
............................. ..,................................. ::., .............:....:...:::.::::::._. .::::::::::. a.:::::::::.::::::::::::.::::::
:ii:j•:?}'{:i}{i:•i::Li}L;:}•:?L;i:•;j.:j•:{}':ji�i:Ni:::i::}:i:;f+{i'}:::;':::i}:::i:i ii:;:; ....................
::j: :::..... :•iiiiiii'iii:-0iiiiiiiiiiiiii:i}}:C:•i i:4iiiiiii:•iiiiiiiiii}i'v"ii}i•'}ii}i:Sii:::•:{2•i
..::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::.::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.............
..........................................................................................................................:.. .. ........ .............................................................
..:..............................................................................
:..> '. »sem«;'.
:....
............................::.::.:.::.:.::<� .:::::::.:.Y:::::::::::::. ::: :::.:: :::.::::��'..;:. .::.::
5
.i
y
h:.;;>:.;::.>::.;:.;:.;:.;:.::.;:;:.;:.:3.::.;;::.:.:::::.:::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::......... ...............................................
:
........................................
:....::.:. :: ::: ::..:::::::::.. :.: ::::::: ::::::::..:::::::::.::.::::.::::::::::::.:.................................................
::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::....::....:.........:.. ..+E €€€ s€€ ;?
....................................................................................................................::::::::::::::::::::: .::::.:::: . ......:::::::::::::::.:
drab :: c> f :.gar.
D. Upon receipt of road improvement fees from the County, as otherwise provided
in this agreement, the Agency shall place those funds in one or more separate
interest bearing capital facilities accounts or funds as may be necessary to avoid
any commingling of such fees with other revenue and funds, except for temporary
investments, and expend those fees solely for the purpose for which the fee was
collected. The funds may be used by the Agency, together with City and/or other
funds, for the Road Improvement Projects specified on Exhibit "B" to this
agreement based on the stated priorities.
E. The Agency shall use the road improvement fees contributed by the County solely
to finance specified thoroughfares, freeways, signals, grade separations, and
bridges projects that have been determined to be of regional or vicinity benefit by
the parties, as specified on Exhibit "B". Furthermore, any such Road
! Improvement Projects for which County traffic impact fees will be used shall
directly benefit the zone of benefit sub-area from which the fee originated such
that no more than twenty-five (25%) of those County fees generated from each
6
it
i
i
sub-area and transferred to the City for Agency use shall be used to finance
projects outside of the sub-area of origin. Where an identified regional project
'I
is to be constructed which involves two or more zone of benefit sub-areas, then
up to twenty-five (25%) of the fees collected by the County within each affected
sub-area may be used by the Agency to finance project components outside of the
sub-area of fee origin.
F. The list of authorized vicinity and Regional Road Improvement projects for which
traffic impact fees collected by the County may be used, and their relative
priority, shall be subject to periodic review and modification. As necessary, the
Technical Advisory Committee shall meet and review existing projects and
priorities, and shall thereafter report to the Board of Supervisors, the
Redevelopment Agency Board of Directors and the City Council on recommended
modifications to the projects and priorities set forth on Exhibit "B".
G. The Agency shall include as part of its annual report information which
summarizes the traffic impact fees received from the County for Road
Improvement Projects and the status of projects construction, and which identifies
the total expenditure of funds from City, Agency and County sources, as further
specified in Section 7 of this agreement.
H. As part of its annual report the Agency shall also identify those fees collected by
the County within each sub-area and transferred to the Agency which remain
unexpended in the respective accounts five (5) or more years after deposit of the
fee with the County. Where such funds remain either uncommitted or
7
,i
u
it
I.
unexpended for five (5) years or more after deposit with the County, and the
Agency has not demonstrated to the County's satisfaction that a reasonable
relationship continues to exist between the fee and the purpose for which it was
charged, the Agency shall remit all such funds, and interest accumulated thereon,
to the County for refund to the then current owner(s) of the affected development
project(s) as may be required by governing statutes.
I. Any Road Improvement Project built by the Agency within the City boundary
through the use of funds collected by the County, and provided to the Agency
pursuant to this agreement, shall be adequately maintained by and at the sole
expense of the City, using funds other than those fees received from the County
pursuant to this agreement. Road Improvement Projects constructed by the
Agency in unincorporated areas through the use of funds provided by the County
to the Agency, shall be maintained solely by the County until such time that the
City assumes jurisdiction of the affected territory.
SECTION 4. PARKS DEVELOPMENT PROTECTS. The City and County shall cooperate
in the development of park and recreation facilities as follows:
A. The County shall adopt park impact fees within the area depicted on Exhibit "D".
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the County agrees to adopt such park
fees at amounts no less than those amounts established by the City pursuant to
Chapter 16.05 of the Redding Municipal Code.
B. The County shall adopt a separate park dedication and an in-lieu fees ordinance
affecting all development within the area depicted on Exhibit "D", as permitted
8
'I
by Government Code Section 66477, for the purpose of developing new or
rehabilitating existing neighborhood or community park or recreational facilities
which will serve the affected subdivisions. To the extent permitted by applicable
statute, the County shall adopt and impose in-lieu park fees at rates no less than
those established by the City for similar categories of projects as set forth in
Redding Municipal Code Chapter 17.42.
C. Upon enactment of the ordinance identified in Section 4.B. the County shall refer
each tentative subdivision map received within the area shown on Exhibit "D" to
the City for recommendations on dedication of a park site or payment of in-lieu
fees consistent with the projects listed on Exhibit "C". If a park site dedication
is appropriate in order to implement a proposed project, and the proposed
subdivision contains more than fifty (50) parcels, the County shall require the
dedication of a park site, or such a dedication together with in-lieu fees. For
subdivisions containing fifty (50) parcels or less, the County shall collect an in-
lieu park fee prior to recording a final subdivision or parcel map. If a park site
is required to be dedicated, it shall be offered for dedication to the County for
park and recreation purposes consistent with Exhibit "C", but title to any such
site resulting from acceptance of a dedication by the County shall be transferred
by the County to the City upon subsequent annexation by the City of the territory
in which the site is located.
D. Where park fees are collected by the County pursuant to paragraph A of this
section they shall be placed into an interest bearing capital facilities account and
9
9
I
I 1 • •
I
I
::::�:}' i::i}::i
1€ a i>
F. Upon receipt of park fees from the County, pursuant to paragraph D of this
section, the City shall place those fees in one or more separate interest-bearing
capital facility accounts or funds as may be necessary to avoid any commingling
of such fees with other revenue and funds. Principal amounts received, together
with interest earned on those funds, shall be committed by the City exclusively
for agreed-upon projects within five (5) years after deposit of the fee with the
County, or shall be returned by the City to the County for actions required
pursuant to Government Code Section 66001, subdivisions (d) through (f).
G. Upon receipt of in-lieu park fees from the County pursuant to paragraph D of this
section, the City shall similarly place those fees in one or more separate interest-
bearing accounts and separately account for those fees originating from the
different zone of benefit sub-areas. Principal amounts received, together with
interest earned on these funds shall be committed to one or more projects listed
on Exhibit "C" within five (5) years after the deposit of such fees with the
County or upon the issuance of building permits on one-half (1/2) of the lots
created by affected subdivisions, whichever occurs later, or shall be returned by
the City to the County for actions required pursuant to Government Code Section
66477, subdivision (f). Furthermore, the City shall use the in-lieu park fees
received from the County for community or neighborhood park or recreational
facilities for projects within the zone of benefit sub area from which the in-lieu
fees were generated that will serve the affected subdivision project.
11
'I
H. The list of authorized parks and recreation projects for which fees collected by
the County may be used, and their relative priorities, shall be subject to periodic
review and modification. As necessary, the Technical Advisory Committee shall
periodically meet and review existing projects and priorities, and shall thereafter
report to the Board of Supervisors and the City Council on recommended
'I modifications to the list of projects set forth on Exhibit "C".
I. The City shall prepare an annual report summarizing the amount of park fees
received from the County, the projects for which such fees have been expended,
if at all, and matching City or other funds which have been used for park or
II recreational facility development or rehabilitation as further specified in Section
7 of this agreement.
J. All park or recreational facilities which are developed or rehabilitated by the City
pursuant to this agreement shall be adequately maintained by and at the sole
expense of the City using funds other than those fees received from the County
pursuant to this agreement, except as may be agreed to by the City and the
County.
SECTION 5. TAX INCREMENTS PASS THROUGH. Upon execution of this agreement,
and County adoption of the traffic fee and park dedication and fee ordinances required by
Sections 3 and 4 of this agreement, the Redevelopment Agency shall pass through one hundred
percent (100%) of the amount of the County's share of the added project area tax increments
from the Canby-Hilltop-Cypress Redevelopment Project Area, as set forth in the Pass-Through
Agreement.
12
I
SECTION 6. TERM. Except as provided in Section 7 or as may otherwise be agreed to by
the parties, this agreement shall remain operative until such time that the Pass-Through
Agreement between the Redding Redevelopment Agency, the City, and the County dated
September 3, 1991, terminates pursuant to the terms of that agreement.
SECTION 7. ANNUAL REPORTS. Within one hundred twenty (120)days of the end of each
fiscal year the parties shall certify to each of the other parties that they are fully complying with
and implementing this agreement. In providing this certification, the parties shall do the
following:
A. Count . The County shall provide the following additional information: (1) a
list of the development projects from which road improvement and park fees were
collected for deposit in each affected account, including the name of the property
owner(s), the Assessor's parcel number(s), a brief description of the project and
the deposit date, and identification of the zone benefit sub-area(s) within which
the project is located; (2) an itemized accounting of the funds collected for
individual projects; (3) the total dollar amount collected, including subtotals for
each identified zone of benefit sub-area; and (4) data concerning the degree of
subdivision build-out sufficient to enable City compliance with Section 4,
paragraph F.
B. SAY. The City shall provide the following additional information: (1) the
amount of funds received for parks project purposes, by zone of benefit sub-area;
(2) an itemized accounting of the expenditure of such funds, including any fund
balance from previous year(s) contributions, and the dates of all such expenditures
"I
13
by approved project; and (3) the total dollar amounts received from the County
and the amounts expended by the City on approved projects, from whatever
source, pursuant to this agreement.
C. Agency. The Agency shall provide the following additional information: (1) the
amount of funds received for traffic project purposes by zone of benefit sub-area;
(2) an itemized accounting of the expenditure of such funds, including any fund
balance from previous year(s)contributions, and the dates of all such expenditures
by approved project; and (3) the total dollar amounts received from the County
and the amounts expended by the Agency on approved projects, from whatever
source, pursuant to this agreement.
D. The information to be provided in certifying that the respective parties are in
compliance with this agreement may be in any reasonable form which the
certifying party deems appropriate so long as the required information is
provided.
SECTION 8. INDEMNIFICATION.
A. The City and the Agency each shall hold the County, its officers, agents,
employees and representatives harmless from liability for damage or claims for
damage for personal injury, including death and claims for property damage,
which may arise from the direct or indirect operations or activities of the City or
Agency, or those of their contractors, sub-contractors, agents, employees or other
persons acting on their behalf which relate to the use of funds contributed by the
County. Furthermore, the City and Agency shall each indemnify, hold harmless,
14
I
I
pay all costs and provide a defense for the County, at the County's option, in any
action challenging the validity of this agreement, or challenging the City's or the
Agency's use of funds received from the County in accordance herewith.
B. The County shall hold the City and Agency, and their respective officers, agents
employees and representatives harmless from liability for damage which may
arise from County adoption of park and traffic fee ordinances, collection of park
or traffic fees, or disposition of such fees returned by the City pursuant to terms
of this agreement.
SECTION 9. AMENDMENT OF PASS-THROUGH AGREEMENT. This agreement shall
be of full force and effect upon execution by each party hereto and shall amend the Pass-
Through Agreement to the extent of any inconsistencies, including the parties to this agreement
and the party designated to receive and use traffic fees to be collected by the County by terms
of this Agreement.
SECTION 10. MISCELLANEOUS.
A. Rules of Construction. The singular includes the plural and "shall" is mandatory
and "may" is permissive. Furthermore, this agreement is to be deemed as having
been jointly prepared by the parties.
B. Severability. If a part of this agreement is held to be invalid, the remainder of
the agreement shall remain in full force and effect, provided that if the County
is prohibited from contributing funds to Agency for road improvement projects
and to City for park projects the Agency shall pass through only ninety percent
15
i
f�
I
(90%) of the tax increment specified in the Pass-Through Agreement.
C. Amendments. This writing represents the whole of the agreement between the
parties. Changes to this agreement shall be made only by subsequent written
amendment approved by the governing body of each party.
IN VMNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed by the parties on the day
and year so stated.
DATE: COUNTY OF SHASTA
PATRICIA A. CLARKE, Chairman
Shasta County Board of Supervisors
State of California
ATTEST:
Carolyn Taylor
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
I
I'I BY
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Karen Keating Jahr
County Counsel
i
By
16
l
DATED: CITY OF REDDING
CARL ARNESS, Mayor
City of Redding
ATTEST:
CONNIE STROHMAYER
City Clerk
By
DATED: REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
U
CHARLIE MOSS
Chairman
,I
ATTEST:
Phil Perry
Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Randall A. Hays
City Attorney/Agency Counsel
By
17
i
,i
i
• EXHIBIT "A" •
JOINT ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ZONE OF BENEFIT/SUB-AREAS
wl.e/R7 w.Iq.pwln' I
APW MIL UICTXM tie L O!
0.4.w nL.7w,&ouwDAATC
z 0
,ug �F
Gcz
CD
^a
` T.W MIL t•CR?>LOO L
- i O.tl7 w.A...10tIdUoR
y
� n
�.
.I e=
>
s .m
rn 177..
..n
m
�1� :. .. ... _
S. =
w
171 ...a1
DNt
a.
=e
• i
Tri u w • i
I��}L
_op P.3W LICH7rtai< :�• Y > K j *n •
x
x- I tis
t
S II ;s6 wwettu
A&C71Msw.
wA Ltrttsw.wtw.ttoLlo.wr
pp
�_ �2 3 pC • `D
�
fiGOOwICTt7aiIOM dRt�R/RIf HOYM
i
EDIT "B"
JOINT ROAD IlVIPROVEMENT PROJECTS AND PRIORITIES
pmiect Name/Road Rmiecr Descriotion
South "onrtyvJew Road/Chum SR 273 to Rancho Road. Construct SPRR grade separation, widen. 20,750,000 1
Creek Road add signals, 1-5 interchange improvements inciuding reconstruction
en
of overcrosstng and bridge.
Cypress Avenue Bechelli Lane to Hilhop Drive. Signals, widening and construction 10,000.000
of freeway improvements on 1-5.
O
r Auditonum Drive Bridge Construct 4-lane expressway from SR 299 to N. Market Street fi.500,000
including bridge across river.
p Parkview Avenue Bridge Across Sacramento River. Construct bridge and
ridg approach roadway 9,000,000
U on each end to connect to Parkview Ave.
ul
Hilltop Drive Overcrossing Widen structure and perform associated road work. 1,800,000
at S-H. 4.4
Hilltop Drive Widen overcrossing at i-5, construct interchange. 3,000,000
� I
Old Oregon Trail SR 4.4 to Old Atturas Road. 2,000,0001
Knighton Road i-5 to Airoon Road. All new construction to 4-lane expressway. 3,000,000
� I
< Hawley Road SR 299 to Twin View Blvd. Widen to lour lanes, new construction 2,000,000
Lu
nonneny to Twin View Blvd.
<
Old Afturas Road City limits to Old Oregon Trail. Realign and add shoulders. 864,500
!
tin Ofd Oregon Trail Paso Robles Ave. to North Sphere boundary. Construct 32-foot-wide 11376,000
< paved section on new and existing alignment.
Bear Mountain Road Ofd Oregon Trail to North Sphere ooundary. Construct 32-loot-wide 1,058,080
paved section on new and existing alignment.
Pine Grove Avenue 1-5 to Oasis Road. All new construction 4-1ane arterial. 1,137„500
I ,
I
Shasta View Dnve SR 299—E. to Oasis Road. Construct 32-toot paved section on 2,600.000
it new afignmem.
Downtown (south CBD) overcrossings of SPRR. 8,000,000
Buenaventura Boulevard. Placer Street to Market Street. New construction on new.alignment. 2,028,000
Extension
'1 T exas Springs Road Placer Street to City limits. Complete reconstruction on new 2,251,340
< alignment.
Lu
< Honeybee Road Texas Sonngs Road to Clear Creek Road. Add shoulders, 640,900
some realignment. I
Clear Creek Road Al SR.273 signals. 185,000
Lu
3 Branstetter Lane At SR 273 signals. 1 x5,000
IHappy Valley Road At SR 273 signais. 195.000
ii
! TOTAL 75,891,320 1
i
EXIMIT "C"
JOINT PARK&AND RECREATION PROJECTS AND PRIORITIES
Regional Projects
1. Fishing access to and hiking and bicycle paths along the Sacramento River
2. A community amphitheater
3. A swimming complex
4. A municipal golf course
5. Improved access for handicapped persons at existing regional parks
6. Children's art center
7. Recital hall
8. Extension of the Sacramento River Trail in Turtle Bay
9. Land acquisition along the Sacramento River
10. Land acquisition along the Churn Creek Corridor
11. Clear Creek Corridor Land Acquisition
12. Stillwater Creek Corridor Land Acquisition
II Sub-Area 1 Projects
1. West Hills Park Corridor
2. Mary Lake Community Park
3. Cascade Community Park (on Girvan Road)
4. Texas Springs Area Park
5. Neighborhood Park Site Acquisitions and Improvements
I
Sub-Area 2 Projects
�I
1. Bonita Park (off Bonita Road, southwest of Airport)
2. Enterprise Community Park (on Victor Avenue)
3. Neighborhood Park Site Acquisitions and Improvements
I
'j Sub-Area 3 Projects
i'
!i 1. Buckeye Community Park (on Oasis Road)
2. Oregon Trail Park (Shasta College area)
3. Neighborhood Park Site Acquisition and Improvements
Sub-Area 4 Projects
1. Trail System/Viewing Area (Powerline Corridor)
2. Caldwell Park (on Quartz Hill Road)
3. Keswick Dam Road Area Park
4. Neighborhood Park Site Acquisitions and Improvements
E'%=I'T "D"
PARK FUND ZONE OF BENEFTD/ IIB-AREAS
i
sti PROJECT
SPHERE OF /�/ :•q,y' Ci"iY
INFL UENC/j' CEN-MAL N
i
VAL_=
1i l
A78 aG I
-
1 EL
A
a0 SHAM VISTA
0 pM �, COI.L.E� 299
G Bi
SACRAMFNTC
�—
��'
\\
REDD(NO '
TMALO
HARNr�, � �
,Q S W i CEDRO
ZONN�Jv' I RANCHO RD C O
,S 2 REDOING J
MUNICIPAL
A/RPOR i W
V y �419 h 1
DERSCr RD
J
EXHBIT
D
-'ARK FEE ARE,4S \
