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Shasta Local Agency Formation Commission CENCY FORMATION COMMISSION SHASTA LAFCO Municipal Services Review & Sphere of Influence Update County Service Area #15 - Lighting March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update County Service Area # 15 - Lighting 1. Executive Summary...... 2. General Background ...... 3. District Services..... a. Infrastructure, Facilities, Services ...... b. Administration, Management, Operations..... c. Fiscal..... d. Governance..... 4. Regional context/Relevant services by other agencies ...... 5. Agency Boundary & Proposed Sphere of Influence Service Area 6. Written Determinations for Municipal Service Review..... a. Growth & population projections...... b. Disadvantaged unincorporated communities (DUCs) ...... c. Present and planned capacity of public facilities ...... d. Adequacy of public services...... e. Infrastructure Needs or Deficiencies ..... Financing Constraints and Opportunities ..... f. g. Opportunities for Rate Restructuring ..... h. Status of and Opportunities for Shared Facilities..... Accountability for community service needs, i. governmental structure and operational efficiencies ..... 7. Written Determinations for Sphere of Influence Update ...... a. Present/planned land uses ...... b. Present and probable need for public facilities and services..... c. Present capacity of public facilities/adequacy of services ..... d. Existence of social or economic communities of interest ...... e. Present and probable needs of disadvantaged unincorporated communities within area..... 8. Conclusion..... 9. References ..... 10. Exhibits..... a. 2014 Map of proposed Sphere of Influence Boundary ..... b. Map showing service zones referenced in this narrative...... c. 1985 Map of Sphere of Influence Designation..... d. Community Calculator Reports for Median Income-Eastern and Western Shasta County ..... e. DUCs: Populated Places in Shasta County per SB 244..... f. Notice of Intent to Adopt CEQA Determination – Statutory Exemption, PRC 21083..... g. No Effect Determination (NED) - California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife dtd 02/18/2014..... Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 . County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Local agency formation commissions have been tasked with updating local agency municipal service reviews (MSR) and sphere of influence boundaries (SOI) every five years since 2008 [Government Code Section 56425 et seq.]. This study presents an update to the baseline review of the County Service Area #15 - Lighting services and SOI needs, satisfying the requirements of this statute. 2. GENERAL BACKGROUND County service areas (CSAs) are dependent special districts that perform specific services to specific areas. The governing board is always the county board of supervisors. They are empowered to provide a wide range and level of services to unincorporated communities beyond those provided uniformly on a county-wide basis. Under Government Code Section 25213 et seq. (Added by Stats. 2008, Ch. 158, Section 2. Effective January 1, 2009) a CSA may be formed to provide any governmental services and facilities within the county service area that the county is authorized to perform and that the county does not perform to the same extent on a countywide basis, including, but not limited to, services and facilities for any of the following: (a) Law enforcement and police (i) The acquisition, construction, protection. improvement, and maintenance, (b) Fire protection, fire suppression, including, but not limited to, street vegetation management, search and sweeping and snow removal, of public rescue, hazardous material emergency streets, roads, bridges, highways, response, and ambulances. rights-of-way, easements, and any (c) Recreation, including, but not incidental works. limited to, parks, parkways, and open (j) The acquisition, construction, improvement, maintenance, and space. (d) Libraries. operation of street lighting and (e) Television translator stations landscaping on public property, rights- and low-power television services. of-way, and easements. (k) The collection, transfer, (f) Supplying water for any beneficial uses. handling, and disposal of solid waste, (g) The collection, treatment, or including, but not limited to, source disposal of sewage, wastewater, reduction, recycling, and composting. recycled water, and stormwater. (I) Funding for land use planning (h) The surveillance, prevention, within the county service area by a abatement, and control of pests, planning agency established pursuant vectors, and vector-borne diseases. to Article 1 (commencing with Section 65100) of Chapter 3 of Title 7, Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update including, but not limited to, an area (w) The acquisition, construction, planning commission. improvement, maintenance, and (m) Soil conservation. operation of community facilities, (n) Animal control. including, but not limited to, cultural (o) Funding for the services of a facilities, child care centers, community municipal advisory council established centers, libraries, museums, and pursuant to Section 31010. theaters. (p) Transportation. (x) Open-space and habitat (q) Geologic hazard abatement on conservation, including, but not limited public or private property or structures to, the acquisition, preservation, where the board of supervisors maintenance, and operation of land to determines that it is in the public protect unique, sensitive, threatened, interest to abate geologic hazards. or endangered species, or historical or (r) Cemeteries. culturally significant properties. Any (s) The conversion of existing setback or buffer requirements to overhead electrical and protect open-space or habitat lands communications facilities, with the shall be owned by a public agency and consent of the public agency or public maintained by the county service area utility that owns the facilities, to so as not to infringe on the customary underground locations pursuant to husbandry practices of any neighboring Chapter 28 (commencing with Section commercially productive agricultural, 5896.1) of Part 3 of Division 7 of the timber, or livestock operations. Streets and Highways Code. (y) The abatement of graffiti. (t) Emergency medical services. (z) The abatement of weeds and rubbish. (u) Airports. (v) Flood control and drainage. 3. AGENCY SERVICES County Service Area #15 is a county-wide dependent district, formed for the purpose of providing street lighting under section 25213(j), above. Street lighting districts formed under the Streets & Highways Code are also special districts under LAFCO statutes. The Lakehead Street Lighting District was established in 1955, the Rothers Riverside Subdivision Lighting District in 1966, and Sierra Vista Lighting District in 1976. On August 24, 1982, the Board of Supervisors, acting as the conducting authority, approved the formation of County Service Area #15 Shasta County Street Lighting District by Resolution 82-205, and subsequently dissolved the following established lighting districts by Resolution 82-206, bringing them into the new CSA #15: Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update Mayfair Manor Street Lighting Anderson Oaks Street Lighting Arroyo Manor Street Lighting McArthur Street Lighting Brentwood Park Street Lighting Meadowbrook Park Street Lighting Burney Highway Street Lighting Powell Subdivision Street Lighting Chestnut Manor Street Lighting Rancho Estates Street Lighting Cottonwood-Oak Knoll Street Lighting Western Ranches Street Lighting Crestview Acres Street Lighting Westwood Manor Street Lighting Fall River Mills Street Lighting Wooded Acres Street Lighting Francis Way Street Lighting Live Oak Street Lighting French Gulch Street Lighting Verde Vale Street Lighting These 20 dissolved districts became service zones under the new county-wide CSA #15. By Resolution 82-207 the Board of Supervisors also established an initial Parcel Charge for CSA #15. Today there are 50 service zones, established as needed, with two zones pending creation: Oak Ranch Estates and Staley Ranch. Creation of service zones within special districts or cities are not subject to LAFCO review, but pursuant to G.C. 25217 CSAs are required to follow specific procedures, including public notice and hearing in order to approve formation of and financing for new service zones. Shasta County has several tentative maps which are still actively being processed. Of these, two as a condition of approval will be required to install street lighting to serve the area of proposed development: 1) TR 1905 – Staley Ranch A 35 lot subdivision north of Fourth Street/east of Locust Street, Cottonwood; one light on Fourth Street at the entrance to the subdivision. 2) TR 1932 – Oak Ranch Estates A 140 lot subdivision west of Rhonda Road, Cottonwood; one light on Rhonda Road at the entrance to the subdivision. Shasta LAFCO established a sphere of influence designation for the CSA in 1985 for services to fourteen zones. The 2004 municipal service review prepared and adopted by Shasta LAFCO for the group of county service areas does not provide baseline data on this particular District. This current study is designed to provide updated information on the District's services and affirm its existing sphere of influence boundary. a. Infrastructure, Facilities and Services Infrastructure needs originate in two ways: (1) the Shasta County Planning Commission may require a land developer to install street lighting as a condition of approval for that final subdivision map; or (2) a group of landowners in the unincorporated area of the County seek to provide street lighting in their neighborhood and petition the County Board of Supervisors to form a mini-district (internal service zone) that includes certain territory to accommodate establishing this service. Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update Street lighting infrastructure is maintained by either a local public or non-profit utility company or a privately owned utility such as PG&E. Replacements and upgrades of equipment is the responsibility of this utility. b. Administration, Management, and Operations County service areas are functionally managed by the Shasta County Public Works Department. Public Works presently runs 11 active County Service Areas (CSAs). These dependent districts are mostly small water and sewer systems. CSA No. 15 is a lighting district which arranges with PG&E to maintain various clusters of street lights scattered across the County. CSA No. 1 is a fire protection district overseen by contract to Cal-Fire. No county employees are actually engaged in maintaining District infrastructure. PG&E is a sole-source, franchised service provider for electrical service within the District for areas outside the cities of Redding and Anderson. c. Fiscal Income is obtained from three revenue streams: 1) Annual parcel charges 2) Secured taxes 3) Unsecured taxes The parcel charges are included in the annual property tax bill and identified as "CSA #15-Street Light." The revenue from secured taxes consists of 1% of the basic tax rate. Implementation of Proposition 218 has effectively locked in the amount for those locations that pay an annual parcel charge. There are no policies or procedures for limiting expenditures. The number of street lights is fixed. The District has no control over rates charged by PG&E. This utility's rates are set under the oversight of the California Public Utilities Commission. The District does not use bonds to finance its infrastructure and does not undertake traditional investment activities. The District has no reserves and therefore does not have a dollar limit on such an account. Retained earnings are restricted for use within the District, and are not available for transfer for non-District purposes. The secured tax rate has been established as 1% of the basic tax rate. For those who pay the annual parcel charge, the rate is established at the time each mini-district or zone is formed. The parcel charge is determined based upon the number of street lights Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update for each local zone, the monthly rate PG&E will be charging, and the number of parcels affected (included). Once the annual parcel charge is established, it is fixed for life. There is a variance in annual parcel rates for each specific local zone given the variables mentioned above, but within each local zone all subject parcels pay the same rate. As a public agency, the District does not provide fee rebates, tax credits, or other relief for customers. No change in the tax rate or the annual parcel charge rate has occurred during the past three years. Changing the annual parcel charge is tied to Proposition 218 requirements. There is no practical method for the District to unilaterally raise that rate. Any change in the rate has to be initiated by the ratepayer, and there is little incentive for the ratepayers to request this action. Government Code 54711 permits the Board of Supervisors, sitting as the District Board of Directors, to increase the secured tax revenue if utility provider costs exceed funds provided by the 1% secured tax rate. Street lights are the property of the utility provider (in this case, PG&E), hence the District neither depreciates nor plans for replacement of these lights. d. Governance By law the Shasta County Board of Supervisors serves as the governing Board of Directors of County Service Area #15 - Lighting. District board directors are not elected separately, but become eligible to provide this service when they are elected and seated on the County Board of Supervisors through general or special election or by special appointment. No additional compensation is provided to Board of Supervisor members when serving as the District's Board of Directors. Elected Board of Supervisors serve four year terms with staggered elections. The Board of Supervisors meets weekly throughout the year, but only meets as the District's Board of Directors as needed. Public notice of meetings are published in a local newspaper of general circulation once a week for three weeks in advance of any scheduled public hearings. Hearings are held in the Board of Supervisors' regular meeting chamber, and are scheduled during their regular meeting period during the day. The Board of Supervisors adjourns as the county board and reconvenes as the Board of Directors of the District to address the business at hand. Once concluded, the District Directors adjourn their meeting, and the Board of Supervisors often reconvenes their regular session to continue the work of that day's agenda. There is adequate meeting space in this location for District public meetings, which are open to and accessible by the public. Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update Regional Context/Relevant Services by Other Agencies 4. CSA #15 services lighting needs in the unincorporated area of Shasta County. Other agencies authorized to provide lighting services include the cities of Redding, Shasta Lake, and Anderson, and any of the six community services districts currently established within the county. Annexation of unincorporated territory into these cities generally includes concurrent detachment from CSA #15-Lighting District when that city provides street lighting services. 5. Agency Boundary and Proposed Sphere of Influence Update Maps. CSA #15's boundaries are coterminous with the boundaries of Shasta County. Expansion of territory served is unlikely to change, since there is little chance at this time for Shasta County to expand its boundaries into territory served by its neighboring counties: Trinity, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Plumas or Tehama. Written Determinations for the Municipal Service Review 6. a. Growth & Population Projections Shasta County Planning Commission conditions applied to permit approvals incorporate anticipated growth and population projections when evaluating the need for creating this additional service. b. Disadvantaged Unincorporated Communities (DUCs) The unincorporated area of Shasta County qualifies for the designation of a "Disadvantaged Unincorporated Community." California State Parks (www.parks.ca.gov) provides a Community Locator tool which helps with identifying the general income within one mile of the a town center. It usually sufficient to provide a guideline for this classification for most agencies. For county-wide districts in Shasta County, such as many CSAs, we have produced two Community Locator Maps (Eastern and Western) to identify the general median income for this unincorporated area. The median income for California is $46,477 (2012 data, U.S. Department of Commerce, September 30, 2013). Communities qualify for designation as a "Disadvantaged Unincorporated Community" if their median income falls below 80% of this figure. Should income levels fall below 60% of the California median income, under $27,886, that community would be eligible for designation as a "Severely Disadvantaged Unincorporated Community." Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update Per capita income for the entirety of Shasta County is calculated as $27,240, and 17% of the population noted (or 27,667 out of 159,712 people) have income below state poverty levels. As a general observation, this identifies Shasta County as a severely disadvantaged community or entity, coming in just under the 60% level by $626. Present and Planned Public Facilities Service needs are driven by Planning Commission decisions and/or community involvement in identification of a need for additional services. Services are not provided to individual parcels outside the District boundaries. Services are provided on a first come, first served basis. Demand for additional services is very low. The very nature of the District's services precludes a need to address emergency situations. If the District becomes aware that a street light is not functioning properly, it contacts PG&E to request repair service to the location. d. Adequacy of Public Services Delivery of services is adequate for the needs of its 50 existing zones. e. Infrastructure Needs or Deficiencies No deficiencies are known to exist within this system, and facilities are fully utilized. f. Financing Constraints and Opportunities The district is governed by the structure of its services (see MSR comments above) g. Opportunities for Rate Restructuring The district is governed by the structure of its services (see MSR comments above) h. Status of and Opportunities for Shared Facilities The District has no joint powers or other agreements or arrangements with other agencies. i. Accountability for Community Service Needs, Governmental Structure, and Operational Efficiencies The District service needs are directly attached to Shasta County Planning permit requirements which attaches lighting services to land development approvals as Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update necessary. Structure and operations are governed by the California Government Code 25210 et seq., and decisions of the District Board of Directors. 7. Written Determinations for the Sphere of Influence Update a. Present and planned land uses Services provided involve insignificant use of land. All street lights are located within the road easement of a given parcel, which already encumbers the land. Land use planning designations are determined ultimately by the Board of Supervisors during General Plan and Zoning updates and/or individual amendments as they may occur from time to time. All categories of land use and zoning are found within the boundaries of the CSA #15 - Lighting District. Changes involving the creation of lighting service zones are either directly attached to a land division or subdivision map, or after a petition from a group of landowners. The District itself generally does not initiate or create new lighting zones prior to receiving a request from either one or the other sources. In a sense, this District responds to applications for service. The creation of internal service zones does not require LAFCO review or consideration. Preparation of updated MSRs and SOI boundaries every five years provides sufficient opportunity to evaluate how the District functions and meets public needs. b. Present and probable need for public facilities; adequacy of services Two new zones are proposed as part of two tentative maps. Once these maps are finalized and approved by the Board of Supervisors, the District will proceed with service zone development. c. Present capacity of public facilities and adequacy of services The present capacity of services is adequate. d. Existence of social or economic communities of interest The social and economic interests are between the communities that exist within the sphere of influence boundary. However, these are not directly related to the provision of the District's services since the need for lighting is driven by submitted applications for land divisions or subdivisions. It is during the County permitting processes that the needs and relationship of local interests is considered. Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 County Service Area #15 - Lighting Municipal Service Review & Sphere of Influence Update e. Present and probable needs of disadvantaged unincorporated communities (DUCs) within the area Shasta County and most local communities within it qualify as disadvantaged unincorporated communities under the guidelines for SB 244. Shasta County is undertaking a study of these DUCs as part of their General Plan update and additional information should be available for an expanded analysis of this designation during the next MSR/SOI Update will be due in 2019. 8. Conclusion It is recommended that the municipal service review and sphere of influence update for the County Service Area #15 - Lighting District be adopted as proposed. References a. County of Shasta b. Shasta LAFCO files for this district c. Internet research on various sites 10. Exhibits a. 2014 Map of proposed SOI Boundary b. Map showing service zones referenced in this narrative c. 1985 Map of Sphere of Influence Designation d. Community Calculator Reports for Median Income - Eastern & Western Shasta County e. DUCs: Populated Places in Shasta County per SB 244 f. Notice of Intent to Adopt CEQA Determination – Statutory Exemption PRC 21083 g. No Effect Determination - California Department of Fish & Wildlife dtd 02/18/2014 Shasta LAFCO Draft MSR/SOI Update March 2014 10 . 0 2 . . Sources: Esri, DeLorme, NAVTEQ, USGS, Internap, IPC, NRCAN, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China (Hong Kong), Esri (Thalland), TomTom, 2012 299 AcArth Station Fall Riv Pook TE Seen 8 Cree . 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Arroyo Manor Brentwood Subdivision Burney/Muskegon Chestnut Manor/Powell Subdv. Cottonwood/Oak Knoll Crestview Acres Fall River Mills/McArthur Francis Way French Gulch Mayfair Manor Mayfair Manor Meadowbrook Subdivision Me 1 D Stefrete Miles Sub-Districts Exhibit A Kilo 12 E 2 NORTH SCALE p ı Q 7. 2. 3. 3. 5. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 This is your LWCF Service Area report for the project you have defined. Please refer to your Project ID in any future communications about this project. Project Area Map Project Area Statistics Western Shasta County: Unincorporated City: 159,712 Total Population: <math>(+/-3,762)</math> Margin of Error: $ 27,240 Per Capita Income: Margin of Error: (see table next page) 27,667 # People Below Poverty: 500,731.02 Park Acres in Area: Anderso 3,135.21 Park Acres / 1,000 Population: Data Sources: American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates Parks data from Calif. Protected Areas Database 2013b (Sept. 2013) - www.CALands.org Report Background The project area statistics have been calculated More information on the calculations, and a detailed description of the margin of error are based on the selected radius (in miles) from the point location of your project. The buffer is available at: http://www.mapsportal.org/lwcf/LWCF_Calculation_Documentation.pdf referred to as the project service area. Parks and park acres are based on best Population and people in poverty are calculated available source information but may not by determining the percent of any block groups always contain exact boundaries or all parks that intersect with the service area. The service in specific locations. Parks acreage does not area is then assigned the sum of all the block include major lakes or ocean, and may not group portions. An equal distribution in block include recreation facilities where those groups is assumed. occupy most of a site. Users can send update information on parks data to: Per capita income is calculated as a weighted parkupdates@parks.ca.gov average of the block group values that fall within the service area. FOR LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the Greeninto Network created by GreenInfo Network California Department of Parks and Recreation www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 TABLE OF PER CAPITA INCOME FOR PROJECT AREA ID PCI PCI MOE Acres Acres in SA 060890119003 1,544 1,543 $ 38,930 $ 8,956 2,594 2,433 060890119004 $ 9,775 $ 31,459 244 060890122001 6,593 $ 20,694 $ 3,852 060890126011 300,241 27,942 $ 23,477 $ 7,321 103,852 13,305 060890126013 $ 29,974 $ 5,198 060890126042 62,037 4,355 $ 24,667 $ 3,197 061050001012 116,980 116,585 $ 27,343 $ 5,910 061050001013 28,306 28,283 $ 26,003 $ 5,366 061050001021 274,754 106,154 $ 24,772 $ 4,028 061050003001 152,644 8,414 $ 20,295 $4,796 061030002001 21,997 4,302 $ 17,451 $ 5,937 061050001011 206,072 93,108 $ 18,530 $ 5,182 201 060890101001 201 $ 21,568 $ 20,038 060890101002 138 138 $ 23,064 $ 11,310 060890102001 741 740 $ 25,785 $4,491 769 768 060890103001 $ 21,130 $ 4,401 459 060890103002 459 $ 21,304 $ 4,089 178 178 060890104001 $ 2,469 $ 11,643 587 586 060890104002 $ 26,664 $ 7,974 408 407 060890104003 $ 13,332 $ 6,008 389 389 060890104004 $ 28,683 $ 6,733 060890105001 157 156 $ 15,160 $ 3,210 591 590 060890105002 $ 23,532 $ 3,804 302 302 060890105003 $ 15,681 $ 3,753 931 931 060890106011 $ 38,865 $ 7,749 371 370 060890106012 $ 33,906 $ 11,689 349 349 060890106021 $ 20,245 $ 5,899 528 527 060890106022 $ 30,138 $ 9,819 431 431 060890106023 $ 38,023 $ 11,712 465 465 060890106024 $ 32,677 $ 5,872 2,905 2,903 060890106031 $ 21,424 $ 6,226 060890106032 2,462 2,460 $ 40,560 $ 8,956 1,161 1,160 060890107021 $ 24,612 $ 5,397 1,918 1,917 060890107022 $ 31,801 $ 4,051 306 305 060890107031 $ 20,173 $ 11,110 574 573 060890107032 $ 18,734 $ 3,662 209 209 060890107041 $ 20,615 $ 5,554 194 194 060890107042 $ 24,328 $ 5,076 738 738 060890107043 $ 17,883 $ 8,298 345 345 060890108031 $ 4,472 $ 21,659 107 107 060890108032 $ 24,228 $ 10,491 793 793 060890108033 $ 31,611 $ 4,815 060890108041 1,427 1,426 $ 23,262 $ 6,238 060890108042 593 $ 36,502 594 $ 6,630 060890108051 1,257 1,257 $ 26,437 $ 7,519 060890108052 1,005 1,005 $ 22,188 $ 3,457 060890108061 2,685 2,683 $ 21,847 $ 9,321 303 303 060890108062 $ 17,897 $4,446 2,721 060890108071 2,719 $ 26,195 $ 4,432 060890108072 1,614 1,613 $ 23,090 $ 3,361 IFOR LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the GreenInfo Network created by GreenInfo Network California Department of Parks and Recreation www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 TABLE OF PER CAPITA INCOME FOR PROJECT AREA ID PCI Acres in SA PCI MOE Acres 060890109001 418 417 $ 14,864 $ 2,591 794 793 060890109002 $ 21,967 $4,593 1,901 060890110011 1,900 $ 31,721 $ 5,917 9,366 9,359 060890110012 $ 45,048 $ 9,549 706 705 060890110021 $ 27,139 $ 5,546 433 433 060890110022 $ 31,552 $ 7,411 625 060890110023 625 $ 21,062 $4,292 868 867 060890110024 $ 17,909 $ 3,896 680 679 060890111001 $ 26,770 $ 4,629 060890111002 665 665 $ 25,563 $ 5,546 189 189 060890112091 $ 15,045 $ 3,855 213 213 060890112092 $ 4,677 $ 13,037 367 367 060890112093 $ 15,228 $ 4,136 132 132 060890112094 $ 10,937 $ 2,826 247 247 060890113001 $ 19,633 $ 3,372 060890113002 141 140 $ 17,082 $4,618 227 227 060890113003 $ 26,202 $6,642 060890113004 219 219 $ 17,822 $ 3,306 189 189 060890114011 $ 21,101 $4,490 218 218 060890114012 $ 28,974 $ 12,776 274 273 060890114013 $ 25,306 $ 4,303 376 376 060890114021 $ 44,017 $ 6,573 227 060890114022 227 $ 23,501 $ 4,555 1,685 1,684 060890114031 $ 24,778 $4,996 310 060890114032 310 $ 23,291 $ 8,889 1,813 060890115001 1,811 $ 19,533 $ 6,886 3,394 060890115002 3,392 $ 28,543 $ 11,049 1,758 1,757 060890115003 $ 23,128 $ 4,024 3,628 3,625 060890115004 $ 22,752 $ 5,842 060890116001 2,947 2,945 $ 21,100 $ 5,569 8,804 060890116002 8,811 $ 17,404 $ 4,119 944 943 060890116003 $ 12,523 $ 5,618 060890117011 538 537 $ 16,865 $ 7,562 566 565 060890117012 $ 26,904 $ 5,174 154 154 060890117021 $ 15,540 $ 5,918 886 885 060890117022 $ 17,926 $ 6,356 179 179 060890117023 $ 21,369 $ 6,189 060890117031 617 617 $ 19,970 $ 5,081 276 276 060890117032 $ 17,000 $ 3,396 1,489 060890117033 1,488 $ 17,620 $ 3,279 5,100 5,097 060890118011 $ 33,768 $ 11,686 3,568 3,566 060890118012 $ 21,272 $ 4,215 2,864 2,862 060890118021 $ 50,727 $ 11,459 8,213 8,207 060890118022 $ 22,938 $ 3,558 060890118031 11,658 11,650 $ 31,259 $ 14,380 060890118032 2,561 2,559 $ 44,889 $ 11,852 060890118033 7,934 7,928 $3,790 $ 10,862 8,975 060890119001 8,982 $ 30,940 $ 5,118 3,335 060890119002 3,333 $ 24,448 $ 5,541 677 060890120001 676 $ 5,764 $ 19,133 LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the created by GreenInfo Network California Department of Parks and Recreation Greeninfo Network www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 TABLE OF PER CAPITA INCOME FOR PROJECT AREA ID Acres Acres in SA PCI PCI MOE 060890120002 198 198 $ 16,329 $ 2,574 060890120003 206 206 $ 9,019 $ 3,059 060890120004 1,604 1,106 $ 23,807 $ 3,437 060890121011 147 147 $ 20,161 $ 5,386 272 060890121012 272 $ 14,236 $ 4,011 1,030 1,029 060890121013 $ 19,355 $ 2,969 060890121021 1,567 1,566 $ 27,633 $ 7,527 1,123 060890121022 1,122 $ 16,213 $ 3,449 060890123011 2,235 2,233 $ 17,526 $ 2,486 060890123012 2,068 2,066 $ 21,509 $ 4,564 060890123021 5,637 5,633 $ 23,383 $ 3,343 060890123022 2,189 2,187 $ 21,123 $ 3,182 060890123023 3,540 3,537 $ 23,603 $ 6,180 060890123024 12,023 12,014 $ 22,307 $ 4,201 060890123031 8,175 6,646 $ 27,597 $ 6,919 060890123032 10,076 8,657 $ 6,330 $ 27,727 060890124001 162,250 162,126 $ 24,860 $ 3,859 060890124002 158,597 128,054 $ 33,162 $ 21,133 060890124003 70,137 70,083 $ 35,479 $ 5,345 238,381 060890125001 56,111 $ 9,496 $ 28,627 62,671 060890125002 62,624 $ 43,423 $ 10,021 061030003001 520,621 45,166 $ 25,186 $ 3,349 061050002001 451,684 48,051 $ 20,619 $ 4,559 061050003002 215,559 28,410 $ 22,550 $ 4,581 061050001022 3,066 3,064 $ 23,056 $6,190 061050001023 8,623 8,616 $ 26,812 $ 7,816 LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the created by GreenInfo Network GreenInfo California Department of Parks and Recreation Network www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 This is your LWCF Service Area report for the project you have defined. Please refer to your Project ID in any future communications about this project. Project Area Map Project Area Statistics Eastern Shasta County: Unincorporated City: 159,712 Total Population: <math>(+/-3,762)</math> Margin of Error: $ 27,240 Per Capita Income: Margin of Error: (see table next page) 27,667 # People Below Poverty: 500,731.02 Park Acres in Area: Andersor 3,135.21 Park Acres / 1,000 Population: Data Sources: American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates Parks data from Calif. Protected Areas Database 2013b (Sept. 2013) - www.CALands.org Report Background The project area statistics have been calculated More information on the calculations, and a detailed description of the margin of error are based on the selected radius (in miles) from the point location of your project. The buffer is available at: http://www.mapsportal.org/lwcf/LWCF_Calculation_Documentation.pdf referred to as the project service area. Parks and park acres are based on best Population and people in poverty are calculated available source information but may not by determining the percent of any block groups always contain exact boundaries or all parks that intersect with the service area. The service in specific locations. Parks acreage does not area is then assigned the sum of all the block include major lakes or ocean, and may not group portions. An equal distribution in block include recreation facilities where those groups is assumed. occupy most of a site. Users can send update information on parks data to: Per capita income is calculated as a weighted average of the block group values that fall within parkupdates@parks.ca.gov the service area. IFOR. LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the GreenInfo Network created by GreenInfo Network California Department of Parks and Recreation www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 TABLE OF PER CAPITA INCOME FOR PROJECT AREA ID Acres in SA PCI Acres PCI MOE 060890119003 1,544 1,543 $ 38,930 $ 8,956 060890119004 2,594 2,433 $ 9,775 $ 31,459 6,593 244 060890122001 $ 20,694 $ 3,852 300,241 060890126011 27,942 $ 23,477 $ 7,321 060890126013 103,852 13,305 $ 29,974 $ 5,198 060890126042 62,037 4,355 $ 24,667 $ 3,197 061050001012 116,980 116,585 $ 27,343 $ 5,910 061050001013 28,306 28,283 $ 26,003 $ 5,366 061050001021 274,754 106,154 $ 24,772 $ 4,028 061050003001 152,644 8,414 $ 20,295 $ 4,796 061030002001 21,997 4,302 $ 17,451 $ 5,937 061050001011 206,072 93,108 $ 18,530 $ 5,182 060890101001 201 201 $ 21,568 $ 20,038 060890101002 138 138 $ 23,064 $ 11,310 741 740 060890102001 $ 25,785 $4,491 769 768 060890103001 $ 21,130 $ 4,401 459 459 060890103002 $ 21,304 $4,089 178 060890104001 178 $ 11,643 $ 2,469 587 586 060890104002 $ 26,664 $ 7,974 408 407 060890104003 $ 13,332 $ 6,008 060890104004 389 389 $ 28,683 $ 6,733 060890105001 157 156 $ 15,160 $ 3,210 591 590 060890105002 $ 23,532 $ 3,804 302 302 060890105003 $ 15,681 $ 3,753 931 931 060890106011 $ 38,865 $ 7,749 370 371 060890106012 $ 33,906 $ 11,689 349 349 060890106021 $ 20,245 $ 5,899 528 527 060890106022 $ 30,138 $ 9,819 060890106023 431 431 $ 38,023 $ 11,712 465 465 060890106024 $ 32,677 $ 5,872 2,905 060890106031 2,903 $ 21,424 $ 6,226 2,462 060890106032 2,460 $ 40,560 $ 8,956 060890107021 1,161 1,160 $ 24,612 $ 5,397 1,918 1,917 060890107022 $ 31,801 $ 4,051 306 305 060890107031 $ 20,173 $ 11,110 574 573 060890107032 $ 18,734 $ 3,662 209 060890107041 209 $ 20,615 $ 5,554 194 060890107042 194 $ 24,328 $ 5,076 738 738 060890107043 $ 17,883 $ 8,298 345 060890108031 345 $ 21,659 $ 4,472 107 107 060890108032 $ 24,228 $ 10,491 793 793 060890108033 $ 31,611 $ 4,815 1,427 060890108041 1,426 $ 23,262 $ 6,238 060890108042 594 593 $ 36,502 $ 6,630 060890108051 1,257 1,257 $ 26,437 $ 7,519 060890108052 1,005 1,005 $ 22,188 $ 3,457 2,685 060890108061 2,683 $ 21,847 $ 9,321 303 303 060890108062 $ 17,897 $ 4,446 2,721 2,719 060890108071 $ 26,195 $ 4,432 1,614 060890108072 1,613 $ 23,090 $ 3,361 IFOR LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the California Department of Parks and Recreation created by GreenInfo Network Greeninfo Network www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 TABLE OF PER CAPITA INCOME FOR PROJECT AREA ID Acres in SA PCI PCI MOE Acres 060890109001 418 417 $ 14,864 $ 2,591 794 793 060890109002 $ 21,967 $4,593 1,901 1,900 060890110011 $ 31,721 $ 5,917 9,366 9,359 $ 9,549 060890110012 $ 45,048 706 705 $ 27,139 $ 5,546 060890110021 433 433 060890110022 $ 31,552 $ 7,411 625 625 $ 21,062 $4,292 060890110023 868 867 060890110024 $ 17,909 $ 3,896 680 679 060890111001 $ 26,770 $4,629 665 665 $ 5,546 060890111002 $ 25,563 189 189 $ 15,045 $ 3,855 060890112091 213 213 $ 4,677 060890112092 $ 13,037 367 367 $ 4,136 060890112093 $ 15,228 132 132 060890112094 $ 10,937 $ 2,826 247 247 060890113001 $ 19,633 $ 3,372 141 140 060890113002 $ 17,082 $ 4,618 227 227 060890113003 $6,642 $ 26,202 219 219 060890113004 $ 17,822 $ 3,306 189 189 060890114011 $ 21,101 $4,490 218 218 060890114012 $ 28,974 $ 12,776 274 273 $ 25,306 $ 4,303 060890114013 376 376 $ 44,017 $ 6,573 060890114021 227 227 $ 23,501 060890114022 $ 4,555 1,685 1,684 060890114031 $ 24,778 $ 4,996 310 310 $ 23,291 060890114032 $ 8,889 1,813 1,811 060890115001 $ 19,533 $ 6,886 3,394 3,392 $ 28,543 $ 11,049 060890115002 1,757 1,758 060890115003 $ 23,128 $ 4,024 3,625 3,628 060890115004 $ 22,752 $ 5,842 2,947 2,945 $ 5,569 $ 21,100 060890116001 8,811 8,804 060890116002 $ 17,404 $ 4,119 944 943 060890116003 $ 12,523 $ 5,618 537 538 $ 7,562 060890117011 $ 16,865 565 060890117012 566 $ 26,904 $ 5,174 154 154 $ 5,918 060890117021 $ 15,540 886 885 060890117022 $ 17,926 $ 6,356 179 179 060890117023 $ 21,369 $ 6,189 617 617 060890117031 $ 19,970 $ 5,081 276 276 060890117032 $ 17,000 $ 3,396 1,489 1,488 060890117033 $ 17,620 $ 3,279 5,100 5,097 060890118011 $ 33,768 $ 11,686 3,568 3,566 $ 4,215 060890118012 $ 21,272 2,864 060890118021 2,862 $ 50,727 $ 11,459 8,213 8,207 $ 3,558 060890118022 $ 22,938 11,650 $ 14,380 060890118031 11,658 $ 31,259 2,559 2,561 $ 44,889 $ 11,852 060890118032 7,928 7,934 $ 10,862 $ 3,790 060890118033 8,982 8,975 060890119001 $ 30,940 $ 5,118 3,335 3,333 $ 24,448 $ 5,541 060890119002 677 060890120001 676 $ 19,133 $ 5,764 LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the created by GreenInfo Network Greeninto 🛚 California Department of Parks and Recreation Network www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov California State Parks Project ID: 1259 Date Created: 03/05/2014 LWCF Service Area Report Coordinates: 40.662, -122.636 TABLE OF PER CAPITA INCOME FOR PROJECT AREA PCI ID Acres Acres in SA PCI MOE 198 060890120002 198 $ 16,329 $ 2,574 206 $ 9,019 $ 3,059 060890120003 206 060890120004 1,604 1,106 $ 23,807 $ 3,437 147 147 $ 20,161 $ 5,386 060890121011 272 272 $ 14,236 $4,011 060890121012 1,030 1,029 $ 19,355 $ 2,969 060890121013 1,567 1,566 $ 27,633 $ 7,527 060890121021 060890121022 1,123 1,122 $ 16,213 $ 3,449 2,235 2,233 $ 17,526 $ 2,486 060890123011 2,066 060890123012 2,068 $ 21,509 $ 4,564 5,637 060890123021 5,633 $ 23,383 $ 3,343 2,189 $ 3,182 060890123022 2,187 $ 21,123 3,540 3,537 $ 23,603 $ 6,180 060890123023 12,023 12,014 $ 22,307 $ 4,201 060890123024 8,175 6,646 $ 27,597 $6,919 060890123031 $ 6,330 060890123032 10,076 8,657 $ 27,727 162,250 162,126 $ 24,860 $ 3,859 060890124001 128,054 060890124002 158,597 $ 33,162 $ 21,133 060890124003 70,137 70,083 $ 35,479 $ 5,345 238,381 56,111 060890125001 $ 28,627 $ 9,496 62,624 060890125002 62,671 $ 43,423 $ 10,021 45,166 520,621 $ 25,186 $ 3,349 061030003001 48,051 451,684 $ 20,619 $ 4,559 061050002001 28,410 061050003002 215,559 $ 22,550 $ 4,581 3,066 3,064 $ 23,056 061050001022 $6,190 061050001023 8,623 8,616 $ 26,812 $ 7,816 LWCF Service Area Calculator LWCF Service Area Calculator is a service of the created by GreenInfo Network GreenInfo : California Department of Parks and Recreation www.greeninfo.org www.parks.ca.gov Other Populated Places in Shasta County (Neighborhoods, Subdivisions & Settlements)* When evaluating median income levels for Disadvantaged Unincorporated Communities (SB 244) Amberwood MH Park Igo Portal Inn Antlers Ingot Quartz Point MH Park Balls Ferry Fishing Resort Inwood Rapid River MH Park Bateman Place Iron Mountain Redding Lakeside Mobile Beal Place Johnson Park Estates Brookside MH Park Keswick Dam Trailer Park Redding Oaks MH Park Buckeye Kett Reddingwood MH Park Knob Redwoods Bully Hill Lakeshore Castella Redwoods MH Community Castle Crag Lakeview Resort Rinckel River Park Mobile Estates Cayton Lamoine Centerville Las Colinas MH Park Riverland MH Park Churn Creek MH Park Riverside Mobile Park Lazy Landing MH Park Clear Creek MH Park Loomis Corners Riverview Cloverdale Los Robles Estates Riviera Mobile Estates Manzanita Lake Safari MH Park Conant Marina Travel Park Coram Shady Acres Trailer Park Cottonwood Estates Matheson Shady Hill Trailer Park McArthur MH Park Shady Oaks Mobile Park Country Aire MH Park McColl Shasta Lake MH Park Country Club Mobile Estates Midway Dana Sherman Silverthorn Delta Minnesota Deluxe Mobile Park Moose-horn MH Park Sims Smith Dirigo Motion Doyles Corner Spalding Corner Mountain Gate MH Park Eastman Place Mountain Shadows MH Estates Starlite Mobile Estates El Rio Estates Newtown Sugarloaf Summertown Enterprise Northgate Trailer Park Enterprise Mobile Park Oak Run Sweetbriar Tunnel Inn Fairway Oaks MH Park Obie O'Brien Twin Lakes Mobile Estates Fern Twin View Terrace MH Park Fisher Olinda Four Corners Ono Viola Vollmers Four Corners Osborne Frazier Corners Pacheco Wagoner Wengler Gas Point Paige Bar Paradise View Mobile Estates Whiskeytown Gibson Whitmore Girvan Park Villa MH Estates Glenburn Pawnee Whittington Place Wilkinson Glenburn Pine Grove Pittville Wonderland MH Park Gomez Platina Government Camp Harlow Place Point McCloud Hillcrest Pollard Flat Holiday Harbor Resort Pollock *Some locations may be within Redding, Anderson, or Shasta Lake Cities are to be identified as “island Communities." In the unincorporated areas they are identified as "fringe communities" (when within a agency's SOI boundary) or as "legacy communities" (when they have existed for 50+ years.) Page 1 of 1 Les Baugh Irwin Fust Patrick Jones Dick Fyten County Member Special District Alternate ORMATION City Member Public Member Larry Farr Pam Giacomini David Kehoe Vacant City Member Alternate County Member Alternate County Member Public Member Alternate James Yarbrough Brenda Haynes Jan Lopez Stephen Morgan City Member Special District Member Executive Officer Special District Member SHASTA LAFCO NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT - STATUTORY EXEMPTION To: Affected and Interested Agencies and Persons Shasta LAFCO From: Local Agency Formation Commission 2516 Goodwater Avenue, Suite A Redding, CA 96002 County Service Area #15 - Lightning MSR/SOI Update 2014 Project Title: Project Location-Specific: District encompasses all of Shasta County, with services provided in zones established by its board of directors. Project Location - County: Shasta County Project Location – City: County-wide Description of nature, purpose and beneficiaries of project: Establish Municipal Service Review and Sphere of Influence boundary update pursuant to G.C. 56425. This project does not include any boundary changes. Please see Exhibit A, Map of Sphere of Influence Update attached herewith and incorporated by reference. Name of Public Agency Approving Project: SHASTA LAFCO Name of Person or Agency Carrying out the project: SHASTA LAFCO Exempt Status (check one) Ministerial (Section 21080(b)(1); 15268); Declared Emergency (Section 21080(b)(3); 15269(a); Emergency Project (Section 21080(b)(4); 15269(b)(c); Categorical Exemption. State type and section number: □ Statutory Exemption. State code number: Guidelines Section 15262 - Feasibilities & Planning Studies (Section 21083, Public Resources Code) Reasons why project is exempt: Project comprised of studies and evaluations and establishment of planning boundary for future growth pursuant to the requirements of G.C. 56425. There is no material effect on lands within the study area. Lead Agency Phone: 530-242-1112 Contact Person: Jan Lope Signature: Date: 2-14-21 4 Executive Officer Title of Person: 2516 Goodwater Avenue, Suite A Redding, CA 96002 Office: 530.242.1112 ~ Fax: 530.242.1113 State of California - Natural Resources Agency EDMUND G. BROWN JR., Governor CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND Wildlife CHARLTON H. BONHAM, Director FISH & WILDLIFE Region 1 - Northern 601 Locust Street Redding, CA 96001 http://www.wildlife.ca.gov CEQA Filing Fee No Effect Determination Applicant Name and Address: Shasta Local Agency Formation Commission 2516 Goodwater Avenue, Suite A Redding, CA 96002 CEQA Lead Agency: Shasta Local Agency Formation Commission Project Name: County Service Area #15 – Lighting Municipal Service Review and Sphere of Influence Update CEQA Document Type: Statutory Exemption, Section 15262 - Feasibility & Planning Studies State Clearing House Number and/or local agency ID number: N/A Project Location: Shasta County, CA Brief Project Description: This mandated update establishes baseline information for this special district's services and proposed sphere of influence boundary for this dependent district. It is governed by the Board of Supervisors acting as district board of directors. Zone areas are established by the district internally, and do not require LAFCO review. Determination: Based on a review of the project as proposed, the Department of Fish and Wildlife has determined that for purposes of the assessment of CEQA filing fees (Fish and G. Code § 711.4(c)) the project has no effect on fish, wildlife or their habitat and the project as described does not require payment of a CEQA filing fee. This determination does not in any way imply that the project is exempt from CEQA and does not determine the significance of any potential project effects evaluated pursuant to CEQA. Please retain this original determination for your records. Local lead agencies are required to file two copies of this determination with the county clerk at time of filing of the Notice of Determination (NOD) after the project is approved. State lead agencies are required to file two copies of this determination with the Governor's Office of Planning and Research (State Clearinghouse) at the time of filing the NOD. If you do not file a copy of this determination as appropriate with the county clerk or State Clearinghouse at the time of filing of the NOD, the appropriate CEQA filing fee will be due and payable. Without a valid CEQA Filing Fee No Effect Determination form or proof of fee payment, the project will not be operative, vested, or final and any local permits issued for the project will be invalid, pursuant to FGC Section 711.4(c)(3). Date: February 18, 2014 DFG Approved By: Title: Interior Conservation Program Supervisor Conserving California's Wildlife Since 1870