HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-05-04; City Council; 3641; LIghting maintenance district reportAGENDA BILL NO.
DATE:
3 V 7 /
CITY OF CARLSBAD
Initial:
4, 1976
DEPARTMENT; Engineering
C. _
C. Mgr. J?v
Subject:
1976-77&ig8S*'Vti?IMgEc8iSIE:[CT
Statement of the Matter
Section 18730 of the Lighting Maintenance District Act of
1927 requires that the City Engineer furnish the City Council
with an estimate of the expenses for maintenance and operation
for each fiscal year.
The total estimated cost of maintenance and operation includes
20% for fuel cost adjustment and administration of the districts.
Of the total estimated cost, the amount to be assessed to property
owners will be reduced accordingly to reflect lighting costs for
City owned properties and deposits collected from new developments
which have not yet been incorporated into lighting districts.
The proposed schedule for 1976-77 Lighting Maintenance District
is ate- follows:
Item .
Report of Estimated Costs
Contract with Utility Co.
Confirmation of 1976-77
Assesment Roll
Transmit Roll to County Tax
Collector
Exhibit
Date
May 4, 1976
July 20, 1976
August 3, 1976
August 6, 1976
A. Street Lighting Report of estimated costs.
B. Staff Report
Recommendation
Approve a motion:
1. Accepting the report of estimated costs
2. Directing City Engineer to prepare the 1976-77
Assessment Roll.
Council action
5-4-76 The Council accepted the report of estimated costs and directed
the City Engineer to prepare the 1976-77 Assessment Roll.
CITY OF CARLSBAD
Street Lighting Report
1976-77
All the public ways or portions thereof within the City limits
will be lighted as shown on the map filed with the Clerk of the
City. The lighting systems to be maintained and operated shall
include all existing lights within the public rights of way as
shown on the map filed with the Clerk. These systems consist
of the City-owned ornamental street light system and the utility-
owned (SDG&E) system composed of ornamental lights and luminaires
mounted on wood power poles.
The items of maintenance and operation proposed to be furnished
will consist of power, relamping, cleaning of lenses and repair
or replacement of damaged circuits, electrical components and
poles.
The estimated cost of furnishing power and maintenance to the
system is shown on attached Exhibit "A".. Many of the lights
are presently being installed by developers who have deposited
funds to coyer maintenance and operation during the next year.
City participation is limited to lighting around City-owned
parcels (Civic Center, parks, etc.). Lighting around schools,
churches, freeway crossings, traffic signalized intersections
and major streets through residential areas will benefit the
City as a whole and will be assessed accordingly.
The actual assessments to be levied against each parcel will be
computed after July 1 when the 1976-77 assessor's roll will be
available.
TIM FLANAGAN
City Engineer
TCF/JES/sln
i_3
<
OEH
•O(U
§0
1 CQM i i
O tJ1
Q -H
CO \A
CNco
vo
rH
O
in
rH
CN
CO
vo
rH
O
in
rH•co-
CN
•^
CNvo*3<
rH
CN
CN
F-
CN
VD
"*
rH
CN
*3*
CN
inin
VD
CN
<?
CM
inm
VD
CM
voin
vovo
CN
CN
VOin
vovo
CN
CN
C*-
**
CO
O
CNH
CO^r
•*
00o
CN
rH
-O
3
CO
^m
CN
o
CO
CO**in
CN
VOco
rH
•Si*r--
rH
CN
1
o
1
T
00
r-
^3"
CO
rH
1
O
1
VDin
o
^•^r
co
CN
1
O
1
00
CO
CO
VDin
CNo, 1
<o-
CN
rH
^COo
voin
CO-
COco
voin
CN
o
<o-
,_)
^coovo
in
•co-
VO CO <TiCN vo r~
o r^ <*
CN CN IDco r- co
CN in CNi __iH~I r™l
rH•co-
co inin i r-
r- o ro
CO VD
VD 1 rH
rH VD
VDto-
co
F-
CMo
•^
H
rH•co-
00
CN
rH
O
CO
r--
VDto-
—• o
o
in oo o
CN CN
«. h.
O rH
CN
•[-»c\en•t
cr>
CN
rH
•10-
•-p
CQ
•H
Q
0)
Uc(d
Q)4j
pj
•H(dj>]
-P_c~]
Cri
CQ-p
CQ
O
r~r- MH
1 O
VDr- Q)
CTi -P
rH (dg
•H
-P
rrj
(U
^0
1
>1
A->•H
U
CQ
-Px:
CT1
•HJ
<U
-P(d
•^is*
1 1 1 1 1
o o o o o
i I i i i
^ji ^j< vo ^f ooco oo in ** oo
in in rH ^r inr-- r~- cri en CN
rH
voco
1 rH*s*o r-
Mk
1 rH
CN
•CO-
CD CO
VD VD
rH I-
^P CO
rH
^f00
r-
^3*co
*>.
rH
VD
rH
VDin
VDin
o
*3*
^3*w
CO
CN
VOcn
rH
00
vo
r^
CTi
CMin».
vo^ji
co-
. "1h-i
f— 1o
EH
-P
(U
QJM
4JCQ
0)-P CNCNCOr-CTiOTTCOCOcocovooo^oorHvoco
rH rH
mo
0)ft
EH
C7^
C
•H4J
G
0g
CQ
G
(U
rH(d-PCcug
G
O
ooo
rfj
O0
ooo
CQ1cO
£
n3oo
IS
ooo
rH
rd_p
fl(Ug
rd
C
rH
O
0oo
rH
•pc0)grdC
O
ooo
-PCQ
1
COd
ndOO
12
Ooo
rH
rd-PfiQ)
grdC
O
ooo
rH
fd
-Pc0)grd
j_i
O
0oo
rH
rd•PC0)g(dfi
O
ooo
r—
CTi
CNinvo
^T
•co-
co oo ^<r- vo o
CN I- rH
00 CN <TirH r- vo
rH in VO
in rH•co-
in
•^
rH
O
VD
ror-<o-
-P
i-p
COd
-P
CQ
O
U
cu
EH
O
EH
EH
O
EH
Q)
Cfl-p
COoU
•H
4JO rd
rd -PG CQ(U -H
-P C
C-H
•H grd *&g <
CQ
H
(D
O
CM
•d
0)f
>1-p
CQ -H
•P Uc0) -P
g (0DJ
O CQH -P
<1J X!> tPCD -H
X! Co
CQ -H-p -p
••H Cd
CQ On
O -H
CU Oa) -HQ -PMQ) (do eu
(d >i> -P
T3 -H
r-r~-r-ooor--oo
rH CN CM rH CN
O CQ.ffO rd3 J
oo ro cr* ^r vo oo r— ^ vo
CPiOOCNCNCTirHr-CNCO
rH CN in CN
EHH
CQ
Hffi
X
MEMORANDUM
TO: City Manager
FROM: Public Works Administrator
SUBJECT: Lighting Maintenance District Costs
The Lighting Maintenance District Estimate of Costs is
comprised of four seperate items. Energy Costs, fuel
cost adjustment, maintenance costs and administrative
costs. The first and largest (63.2% of total City
cost) is the cost of electrical energy. Next comes an
item for fuel cost adjustment (6.3% of total City cost)
to provide a cushion for increases in the cost of electrical
energy during the coming year. Maintenance costs (21.4% of
total City costs) covers the expense of repair and replace-
ment of lights, poles, electric circuits, etc. Administra-
tive costs (9.1% of total City costs.) covers the expense of
administering the contract with S.D.G.&E., yearly confirma-
tion of the assessment roll and dealing with the County
Tax Collector.
The increase in total cost is due to two factors. The largest
is that energy costs for City owned lights has gone up an
average of 28%. The second factor is that there are 59 more
street lights this year than last. Since fuel cost adjustment,
maintenance and administrative costs are percentages of the
basic energy costs, raises are reflected there too. The total
cost increase for City owned lights due to increased numbers
and increased energy costs is $16,427.43, up 28.7% over last
year.
S.D.G.&E. lights are handled in a slightly different manner
in that the basic rate per light includes the cost of energy
and maintenance. To this is added 10% for fuel cost adjust-
ment and 10% for Administrative costs.
In 1976-77 the average cost per light is estimated to be
$104.63 per year for S.D.G.&E. owned lights and $82.98
per year for City owned lights.
A full report on the Administrative procedures involved in
the establishment of districts, the assessment spread and
confirmation of assessment roles will be included with the
Agenda Bill on August 3, 1976.
Ronald A. Beckman
Public Works Administrator
RAB/wv