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Comments from the Peanut Gallery. Considerations from a small city. Who Can be Served. Historical boundaries To continue or not to continue, that is the question Really just need to be able to “do the right thing” Community Services Areas (CSA) Set aside an extraterritorial services area
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Comments from the Peanut Gallery Considerations from a small city
Who Can be Served • Historical boundaries • To continue or not to continue, that is the question • Really just need to be able to “do the right thing” • Community Services Areas (CSA) • Set aside an extraterritorial services area • Don’t fear the idea, let the folks who can do it – do it • Special/Emergency Needs • Must remain flexible
Annexation for Service • No Requirement • No strings attached, just pay your bill • Require it immediately • String attached • Revenue sharing agreements • Contract for future • Get it today, but in the future you won’t oppose annexation
What Services Can be Provided? • Utilities • Dispatch • Public Safety • Animal Control • Economic Development
Mechanisms • CSA • JPA • MOU • Contract • Just Cause
Proposition 218 & Extra‑Territorial Services • Extra-territorial services are subject to Proposition 218 • Utility provider’s responsibility • Charging more for out of extra‑territorial customers • Allowed to cover costs supported by revenues other than rates
Thank you • Thank you for tolerating my peanuts. • Jan McClintock • City Manager • City of Colusa • 425 Webster Street • Colusa, CA 95932 • 530-458-4740 ext 105 • citymanager@cityofcolusa.com