Comment Log

Log of Comments Municipal Service Review: MVCD and RCD Page Commenter Section Comment Response CCMVCD, p. 33: 2nd Suggest changing language or deleting the paragraph as the 3rd paragraph states the same. "Mosquito and vector Deleted. Craig Downs paragraph control refers to the prevention, detection and suppression of public health pests such as; mosquitoes, rats, mice, 2/19/10 skunks and other vectors of human diseases using integrated pest management that include public education and outreach activities." p. 36: 1st Add "outreach." Mosquito and Vector Control Services CCMVCD provides vector surveillance, prevention Added. paragraph and/or control services in some form for mosquitoes, ticks, rats, mice, skunks, yellow jackets and Africanized honey bees and any related diseases, in addition to, pest identification and various educational and outreach programs. A majority of the vector abatement services throughout the County are provided directly by CCMVCD. p. 47 last Correction to the number of full-time staff - The District employs 34 full-time staff and up to 17 seasonal staff. Updated. paragraph p. 50 2nd Update survey date for 2009. This survey was last completed in 2009. Updated. paragraph CCRCD, Exec. Change the words "fiscal distress" and "significant financial constraints" to "financial constraints." The District Changed. Igor Skaredoff Summary would like the wording to reflect that the CCRCD has handled reduced grant funding and property tax revenue 3/16/10 with fiscal accountability and planning. p. 29 10) Change "ongoing" to "potential future." Changed. p. 29 11) Change "return to previous service levels" to "initiate new projects and programs." Kept the words "return to previous service levels," and added "by initiating new projects and programs." Made changes in executive summary and p. 29. Comments received after April 13, 2010 LAFCO Meeting General Discussion that MVCD board size may be excessive. Some follow-up with the District should be done to Noted. 4/21/2010 determine if the number of board members is significantly higher than in other counties. General Commission noted that a more in-depth look into the possibility of consolidation for both CCMVCD and Noted. CCRCD may be warranted. p. 11 & Boundaries portrayed on the maps of the districts are unclear without a legend. Updated. p. 35: maps Last updated April 4, 2010 Page 1 of 1