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            "text": "This Five-Year Report provides information and findings on unexpended funds in the various DIF accounts as of June 30, 2021, pursuant to Government Code Section 66001(d). It also provides supplemental information for Government Code Section 66013(d)(4) and information specific to Government Code Section 66013(d)(5), if applicable."
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            "text": "Purpose: Funding collected is to be used for new facilities, capital equipment, or improvements of existing city facilities to aid in the services of future population. As outlined in the Development Impact Fee & Capacity Fee Capital Improvement Plan FY 2023, the Central Facilities Yard and Central Household Hazardous Waste/Consolidated Recycling Facility will help to serve a future population. The City Hall facility, which houses the majority of the city's workforce, has existing capacity to serve new development, but may be further expanded, or otherwise improved in the future."
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            "text": "Unexpended Fees: This Fund has a balance of $39,740 of unexpended fees as of June 30, 2021."
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            "text": "Relationship between fee and purpose: There is a reasonable relationship between the unexpended fee and the purpose for which it was charged because it will continue to fund the expansion of city facilities or equipment as the population grows."
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            "text": "Sources and Amounts of funding anticipated: A Potential funding sources other than DIF for the Central Facilities Yard is the City's general fund at 50%. The solid waste fund and landfill mitigation funds may provide funding for the Central Household Hazardous Waste/Consolidated Recycling Facility at 50%. The exact amounts potentially needed from these sources is undetermined."
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            "text": "Approximate dates funding expected: The fees will be collected from developers prior to final inspection of the project. The exact dates for which future fees are collected is unknown."
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            "text": "Fire – Fund 351",
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            "text": "Purpose: Funding collected is to be used for building and equipping of new fire stations to aid in the service of future population. As outlined in the Development Impact Fee & Capacity Fee Capital Improvement Plan FY 2023, the construction of Fire Station 316 will help to serve a future population. The unexpended fees could also be used to help fund facility improvements as outlined in the City's Public Safety Plan."
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            "text": "Unexpended Fees: This Fund has a balance of $19,394 of unexpended fees as of June 30, 2021."
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            "text": "Relationship between fee and purpose: There is a reasonable relationship between the unexpended fee and the purpose for which it was charged because it will continue to fund the expansion of fire services as the population grows."
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            "text": "Sources and Amounts of funding anticipated: Potential funding sources other than DIF for the fire station include Measure P and the City's general fund at 50%. The exact amounts potentially needed from these sources is undetermined."
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