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City of Moorpark
AGENDA REPORT
The Honorable City Council
John Brand, Senior Management Analyst V
February 25, 1999 (CC meeting of March 3, 1999)
SUBJECT: Consider Resolution No. 99- , amending the Fiscal
Year 1998/99 Budget by Allocating Funds to Vector Control
Division.
SUbff4ARY
The Resolution, if approved, would amend the current Fiscal Year
budget for the Vector Control Division. The additional funds
requested would be transferred from the funds the City received
from the dissolution of the Moorpark Mosquito Abatement District.
The request for additional funding would pay for unanticipated one-
time transition costs and bring certain aspects of the operation up
to City standards. Additionally, the Council is asked to consider
how best to use available hours in the Vector Control Division.
BACKGROUND
The City assumed certain assets and responsibilities when the
Moorpark Mosquito Abatement District (MMAD) was dissolved in July
1998. The operating budget for the current fiscal year was based on
the amount of current year revenue remaining after a negotiated
amount was deducted for payment to the County. The premise was to
keep operating costs within actual annual tax revenue. The portion
of the MMAD cash reserves received by the City was at least in the
short term to be operated as a trust fund, with the interest earned
on this reserve available for consideration as General Fund revenue
or other Council authorized purposes. However, the approved budget
did not anticipate certain one -time costs for the City's new Vector
Control Division. Other recurring costs became more clearly
identifiable only after further review of expenditures, and a few
months of operations.
000026
Vector Control Budget
CC Meeting of March 3, 1999
Page 2
DISCUSSION
Budget Considerations
At the time the MMAD was dissolved, the amount of funds expected to
be transferred to the City was estimated to be $1,400,000. That
estimate may now be conservatively increased by $75,000. If
approved, this resolution would allocate an additional $23,332 for
Vector Control this year. Council may recall that interest earned
by these funds was anticipated and in the current year's revenue.
At the time of the transfer of funds in December, interest accrued
was $5,000 greater than budgeted. With the exception of the
capital request for a new vehicle, it appears that the budget
adjustment can be made without decreasing the MMAD principal
amount. Exhibit "A" shows the MMAD budget for two years alongside
the current City budget and the proposed changes.
The budget adjustment request includes an additional $1,355 for
uniform allowance. The District did not provide a uniform service,
and the City customarily does provide the service for field service
personnel.
With the proposed adjustment, the operational budget under the City
would be 380 less than last year under the Mosquito Abatement
District. However, an additional $2,977 is requested for
operational expenses. Most of the increase is due to one -time
expenses associated with the transition to the City. For example,
the closing audit expense was $3,500. Many of the transfers shown
are to move costs to an object code (line item) that corresponds
more closely to City account categories. Several operational
expenses will be reduced under City management. Insurance costs and
Board Member expenses are good examples of expenses that are less
under City administration. Other operational costs include a higher
level of equipment service or preventative maintenance than what
was standard under the District. Vehicle maintenance costs are
greater due to this difference in operational standards. Funds are
requested to include Vector Control into the City of Moorpark's
telephone system. A proposed cost increase is to replace an old
fax machine. A cost reduction under this proposal is to eliminate
the second telephone line used by the fax machine. Staff believes
the second line is unnecessary because modern fax machines can be
obtained with automatic voice /fax switches, and since the number of
telephone calls and fax transmissions is low, a second line is not
justified. The $26,000 proposed for Operations & Maintenance is 380
less than the $42,000 approved by MMAD for last fiscal year.
Vector Control Budget
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Vector Control Budget
CC Meeting of March 3, 1999
Page 3
Under capital items, a vehicle is due for replacement. One of the
two vehicles has over 77,000 miles and has reached the stage in its
service life when it may not be appropriate to use it for off -road
and remote area activity. $18,000 is requested for this purpose.
The replaced vehicle may be available to supplement other City
fleet needs that are less intensive than the Vector Control
Division. An additional $1,000 in capital is for radio
communications equipment.
Time Management Considerations
Staff reviewed the operations of the Vector Control Division, and
has produced the attached tables to illustrate the time that may be
saved because the area now maintained by the City is smaller than
the old District boundaries (see Exhibit "B" and Exhibit "C "). MMAD
served about 150 vector sources. Approximately 30 sources in the
County's unincorporated area were eliminated from the service area
when MMAD dissolved. The remaining sources are within the City's
boundaries (see Exhibit "D"). There are also about 120 ornamental
ponds and fountains (see Exhibit "E "). The City operates
differently than the MMAD, resulting in a different degree of
administrative supervision, maintenance activities, reporting and
review requirements. This requires the allocation of more staff
time for administrative activities, such as documenting and
reporting activities with greater supervision and review, and
making efforts to measure the effectiveness of work performed than
was previously done.
Vector sources fluctuate. Wetter years produce more activity.
Development or land use practices can also affect the degree of
Vector Control activity required. In recent years, the acreage
treated and amount of larvicide applied increased. From 1993 -1996,
MMAD treated an average of 44 acres per year. In 1997, 180 acres
were treated. In 1998, 86 acres were treated. The area of a
single source is counted each time it gets a treatment.
The Arroyo Simi and private property between the Arroyo and the
Villa del Arroyo Mobile Home Park significantly increased their
mosquito producing potential since 1996. County flood control
activity resulted in the creation of increased standing water, and
the growth of vegetation. A weir or check dam was constructed and
a levee was abandoned, resulting in impeded drainage.
Historically, sources were treated repeatedly as necessary,
sometimes weekly or several times a week, to reduce the level of
mosquito activity. The result was such that while the number of
sources decreased, the hours dedicated to the eradication of
Vector Control Budget 000028
Vector Control Budget
CC Meeting of March 3, 1999
Page 4
vectors did not decrease proportionally.
Aside from the current effort to identify other appropriate tasks
for Vector Control personnel, staff is developing Procedural
Guidelines for surveillance, control and abatement of mosquitoes
and vectors. They are expected to include the means to recover
extraordinary costs from private and public- agency property owners
for Vector Control services.
A survey of other mosquito control agencies found that MMAD's
former level of service was higher than the standard procedures of
other Mosquito and Vector Control agencies. All districts perform
surveillance activities to identify vector sources. Most districts
provide some control, such as initial treatment to protect the
public health, and then they provide educational information to the
property owner so the property owner can treat or eliminate the
vector source. Abatement action then follows. A few districts
provide no treatment at all, but simply begin abatement /enforcement
if an initial correction notice does not produce compliance. Only
one agency was found that provides unlimited, recurring treatment,
and that was in the Mojave Desert, a more arid climate.
Taking the changes mentioned above into consideration, staff
believes that an appropriate level of service may be provided to
the community while also utilizing Vector Control staff for
additional duties as time permits. According to the attached
tables, about 600 working hours per year may be available for
additional assignment. This represents about 200 of the total
annual working hours available for two staff persons. The hours
available for other assignment may require further refinement.
Generally speaking, more time will be available in the winter
months, and less time available for other assignments in summer
months.
From time to time, there have been suggestions regarding the use of
Vector Control personnel to assist with other City activities such
as parking enforcement, NPDES, and other duties. In an attempt to
identify their most appropriate use, staff compared the knowledge,
skills, training, and ability required of vector control position
versus other personnel. In comparison to parking enforcement
positions, it appears that the two classifications may not be as
compatible as certain other activities. Rather than assign Vector
Control staff to Parking Enforcement, it is staff's recommendation,
at this time, that Vector Control staff contribute to increased
parking enforcement by assuming some unrelated duties of the
Parking Enforcement Officer. Thus allowing more time for the
Officer to enforce parking regulations.
Vector Control Budget 000029
Vector Control Budget
CC Meeting of March 3, 1999
Page 5
Staff identified a number of candidate activities or duties that
may merit consideration. Possible duties to be assigned to Vector
Control may include:
Animal Regulation - lease law enforcement & sanitation
Herbicide Application - parks & streetscapes
Pesticide Application - parks & facilities
NPDES Inspection - National Pollutant Discharge Elimination
System, the control of illegal storm water runoff
Each of the above activities have some degree of nexus (connection)
to Vector Control. Particularly attractive for tasking to Vector
Control are NPDES and Herbicide application.
Currently the City uses the Parking Enforcement Officer /Crossing
Guard Supervisor to perform approximately 40 hours per year of
NPDES activity. The County Agency overseeing the Stormwater
Management Program seeks to have the City increase its level of
NPDES activity considerably, up to what may be as much as 200 hours
per year. Vector Control staff could assume this task at the
higher level of hours and provide additional parking enforcement by
qualified staff.
The City annually sprays herbicides to control weeds in the City
right -of -ways. Included in this task are curbs, gutters, and un-
landscaped areas. Currently Public Works staff does this work,
dedicating an estimated 200 hours per year to this task. The
application of these pesticides is covered by the training and
licensure held and maintained by the Vector Control staff.
The City contracts with County Animal Regulation for 8 hours of
leash law enforcement each week. It is not possible to receive
responsive service from the County to an occasional call about a
loose dog or other leash law type situations. With a certain
amount of training and equipment, Vector Control staff may be
available to respond as needed to these types of calls. Time
permitting, Vector Control staff could be utilized to help educate
and enforce cleaning up after dogs that are walked in City parks
and on sidewalks.
Pesticide application involves insect and pest control, such as
structural termite control applications, nuisance bees, spiders and
roach control. The City spends less than $3,000 per year for these
services. Structural application of pesticide requires a special
license not carried by Vector Control, and roach, spider and bee
calls require tools and equipment the City does not have. Staff
believes that it may not be cost effective to assume this task due
Vector Control Budget 006030
Vector Control Budget
CC Meeting of March 3, 1999
Page 6
to its specialized nature and limited activity.
At the direction of the City Manager, Vector Control positions will
be used to provide current and future NPDES and herbicide spraying
for the Public Works Department. The time cited for tasks mentioned
in this report are approximations. Staff continues to monitor and
evaluate the time use of the Vector Control positions. As more data
is gathered some additional duty assignments or time allocations
may be made.
RECOD24ENDATION
(Roll Call Vote)
Adopt Resolution No. 99- , amending the Fiscal Year 1998/99
Budget by allocating an additional $23,332 to the Vector Control
Division, and provide direction to staff.
000031
Vector Control Budget
RESOLUTION NO. 99-
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF MOORPARK, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING
THE FISCAL YEAR 1998/99 BUDGET BY
ALLOCATING FUNDS TO THE VECTOR CONTROL
DIVISION
WHEREAS, on June 17, 1998, the City Council adopted the
Budget for Fiscal year 1998/99; and
WHEREAS, on July 1, 1998, the City assumed
responsibility for Mosquito and Vector control services
within the corporate limits of the City; and
WHEREAS, on March 3, 1999, staff presented the Council
with a report requesting the appropriation of $23,332 from
the funds transferred to the City from the former Moorpark
Mosquito Abatement district; and
WHEREAS, Exhibit "A" hereof describes said budget
amendment and its resultant impacts to the budget line
items;
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOORPARK
DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. A budget amendment as more particularly
described in Exhibit "A" attached hereto is hereby approved.
Section 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the
adoption of the resolution and shall cause a certified
resolution to be filed in the book of original Resolutions.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of March 1999.
Patrick Hunter, Mayor of Moorpark
ATTEST:
Deborah S. Traffenstedt, City Clerk
000032
Resolution No. 99-
Page 2
Exhibit A
Vector Control Budget Adjustment FY 1999
Vector Control Division
250.709.0000.000
Object # Line Item Description
MMAD
Actual FY
FY 96197
MMAD
Approved
FY 97198
City
Approved
FY 98199
Dept.
Proposed
FY 98/99
Proposed
Change
9002
Salaries (Full Time)
$83,932
$88,000
$82,476
$82,476
0
9010
Group Med /Life Insurance
$6,003
$8,500
$14,427
1 $14,427
0
9011
Workers Comp. Insurance
$11,827
$13,200
$6,434
$6,434
0
9012
Unemployment Insurance
$0
$0
$509
$509
0
9013
Retirement Contributions
$0
$0
$10,094
$10,094
0
9014
Medicare /Social Security
$0
$0
$1,196
$1,196
0
9020
Uniform Allowance
$426
$460
$345
$1,700
1,355
Subtotal
Personnel Costs
$102,188
$110,160
$115,481
$116,836
1,355
9101
Repair & Maint. Services
$0
$1,000
$1,000
$900
(100)
9115
Vehicle Maint. Services
$1,992
$1,000
$750
$2,300
1,550
9123
Legal Serv. /Special Serv.
$0
$5,000
$1,000
$1,000
0
9135
Advertising
$0
$100
$50
$550
500
9141
Computer Maint. Serv.
$0
$300
$300
1 $300
0
9151
Telephone Usage
$730
$1,000
$600
$2,352
1,752
9162
Equipment Maintenance
$0
$1,850
$1,750
$1,550
(200)
9199
Other Purchased Serv.
$17,521
$16,000
$7,400
$6,000
(1,400)
9202
Office Supplies
$2,792
$600
$480
$480
0
9204
Postage
$0
$300
$150
$150
0
9205
Printing & Binding
$2,108
$600
$480
$480
0
9207
Membership Dues
$1,251
$2,200
$750
$1,375
625
9209
Travel and Mileage
$238
$400
$300
$300
0
9211
Electricity
$649
$792
$800
$800
0
9213
Water
$320
$408
$400
$400
0
9214
Gasoline /Diesel
$1,766
$1,800
$1,050
$1,650
600
9221
Equipment Rental
$0
$0
$1,240
$500
(740)
9222
Small Tools, Equipment
$55
$300
$0
$240
240
9232
Conferences & Meetings
$0
$0
$900
$500
(400)
9251
Special Dept. Supplies
$0
$200
$160
$360
200
9290
Rental of Real Property
$1,080
$1,100
$1,100
$1,100
0
9299
Other Operating Supplies
$8,059
$7,200
$2,560
$2,910
350
Subtotal
Operations / Maint. Costs
$38,561
$42,150
$23,220
$26,197
$2,977
9904
Vehicle - new truck
$0
$0
$0
$18,000
18,000
9906
Other Equipment- radios
$0
$0
$0
$1,000
1,000
Capital - Fixed Assests
$2,179
$4,700
0
Subtotal
Capital
$2,179
$4,700
$0
$19,000
$19,000
GRAND TOTAL $142,928 1 $157,010 1 $138,701 1 $162,033 1 23,332
Vector Control Budget Adjust FY99 000033 ��pp 709
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Exhibit C
Vector Control Hours
V
Nursery/Dumpsters/Trash Cans (public /private)
10
MONTHLY HOURS
USED
IN VECTOR CONTROL
Annual
Totals
Jan.
Feb.1
March
April
May
June
July
Aug
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Al
16
_
16
32
0
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
164
Interdepartmental meetings, reports and memos.
20
16
16
16
12
A2
Ordering /purchasing supplies equipment.
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
47
A3
Service /Information requests
4
4
4
6
8
7
4
8
6
4
4
4
63
A4
Training /licensure
32
4
16
0
0
0
2
0
8
0
32
0
94
A5
Meetings /phone calls Other vector agencies.
7
1
1
8
1
1
8
1
1
8
1
2
40
PRpt
Monthly pesticide use reporting
9
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
97
16
Maintenance
225
Pools
Mosquito Route /Pools /Fountains (private)
10
11
16
16
18
19
15
15
13
13
Equip
Equipment/facility maintenance /calibration
28
28
24
18
10
8
10
8
20
24
28
36
242
MF
Mosquito Fish
14
14
14
18
20
18
14
14
6
6
6
7
151
Enforcement
SR
Source reduction /abatement (public/private)
16
16
16
16
18
19
17
19
16
16
16
8
193
LT
Surveillance /Mosquito traps (public)
5
10
13
16
20
21
25
21
17
13
8
13
181
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Surveillance /Sentinel chickens (public)
0
0
5
10
11
11
17
11
10
10
3
0
87
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Surveillance /Flies ( public/private)
2
2
3
3
4
2
4
4
3
3
2
1
32
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Surveillance/Ticks (private)
0
0
8
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
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Fly Sources - Green Waste/
V
Nursery/Dumpsters/Trash Cans (public /private)
10
10 1
10
16
16
14
12
12
14
8
10
12
143
32
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16
16
8
16
16
32
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Holiday
32
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0
0
0
0
0
15
8
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23
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Mosquito Routes/ Arroyo Simi (flood control)
13
13
19
19
23
30
30
30
19
19
13
13
242
VDA
Mosquito Route/Villa Del Arroyo (private)
23
23
32
32
39
48
48
48
32
32
23
23
402
E
Mosquito Route /East area (public /private)
13
10
14
14
18
19
19
19
14
14
10
10
171
SW
Mosquito Route /Southwest area (public /private)
8
8
11
11
16
17
17
17
11
11
8
8
144
NW
Mosquito Route /Northwest area (public /private)
13
13
16
16
20
26
26
26
19
19
16
16
225
Pools
Mosquito Route /Pools /Fountains (private)
10
11
16
16
18
19
15
15
13
13
10
11
167
New
New or Previously Inactive Sources
2
2
2
3
4
6
8
8
5
3
2
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16
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32
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16
0
16
0
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24
168
S
Sick Leave
13
13
14
13
13
14
13
13
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13
13
14
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Estimated Total Hours Required
Calendar week day hours (2 persons)
Total Hours Available For Reassignment
307
336
29
257
320
63
289
368
79
285
352
67
313
336
23
327
352
25
352
352
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352
38
256
336
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368
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Exhbit D MOORPARK MOSQUITO AND VECTOR CONTROL DIVISION
Arroyo Simi Mosquito Route - All Sites Along the Banks of the Arroyo Simi
Mosquito Route- All Mosquito Sources East of Spring St. except for V.D.A. & A.S.
Ref #
I Name
Description
1.
AS1
Section 1
East city limits to VDA stabilizing weir.
2.
AS2
Section 2
From stabilizing weir to Butler crossing.
3.
AS3
Section 3
Butler crossing to Virginia Colony trestle
4.
AS4
Section 4
Virginia Colony trestle to Ready Mix trestle
5.
AS5
I Section 5
Ready Mix trestle to New LA Ave
6.
AS6
Section 6
New LA Ave to Spring St Bridge
7.
AS7
Section 7
Spring St bridge to Liberty Bell drain
8.
AS8
Section 8
Liberty Bell drain to Tierra Rejada bridge
9.
AS9
Section 9
Tierra Rejada bridge to Gabbert drain
south of Fordham St to Kavlico
19
Flinn Ave Gutters
East
Mosquito Route- All Mosquito Sources East of Spring St. except for V.D.A. & A.S.
Ref #
Name
Description
10
Cambridge - College parkside drain
Cambridge - College parkside drain - east end of Campus Park Rd
11
Carlsberg FCC - channel
running south of Arroyo Simi, Section 6, east to west
12
Carlsberg Retention Basin
south of Arroyo Simi, Section 6, and east of Spring
13
Carlsberg construction ditch
ditch east of Science Dr, running east to west
14
Calmat Gutter
gutter in front of and inside Calmat @ 750 East LA Ave
15
Calmat Pond
pond found inside west side of Calmat yard
16
Calmat FCC
Calmat FCC - channel between Calmat and Riddle property
17
Conejo Ready Mix Pond
on west side of yard at 13950 East LA Ave
18
Fordham FCC
south of Fordham St to Kavlico
19
Flinn Ave Gutters
Flinn Ave Gutters
20
Harvard St Gutters
especially in front of 6488 Harvard
21
Hwy 118 North Drainage
north of 118 and south parking lot of Varsity Park Village, between Penn and Marquette
22
Hwy 118 South Drainage
south of 118, between Teledyne Laars and Collins.
23
Carlsberg Vernal Pool
Hwy 23 West Pond - just north of Tierra Rejada Rd and west of Hwy 23
24
Lucille Ct Pond
pond north of Lucille Ct
25
Moorpark College FCC #1
enter on Beragan St and go south
26
Moorpark College FCC #2
between 118 and VDA by railroad tracks
27
Oak Canyon Marsh
marsh directly north of Hhy 118 and east of Oak Canyon Pond #2
28
Oak Canyon (Union Oil) Seepage
off Campus Park Rd, east of M.P.C. through gate and straight up road. Lock combo 8011
29
Oak Canyon Pond #1
through the gate and make first left turn, then up steep hill
30
Oak Canyon Pond #2
Oak Canyon Pond #2 - same as #31, but further east
Old LA Ave Gutter
gutter on south side of Old LA Ave, between MCFCC #2 and VDA
E32
Old LA Ave/VDA Seepage
standing water on north side of Old LA Ave
33
Peach Hill /Science Dr Pond
pond located southeast of this intersection
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Exhbit D MOORPARK MOSQUITO AND VECTOR CONTROL DIVISION
East
Mosquito Route- All Mosquito Sources East of Spring St. except for V.D.A. & A.S. Continued
Ref #
Name
Description
34
Pecan Ave FCC
enter through flood gate on west side of Pecan and go south to Arroyo
35
Pecan Ave. Gutter-
Pecan Ave. Gutter -
36
Pecan Ave Pond
pond and drainage area behind 7246 Pecan
37
1
iScience Dr East Seepage
drain on east side of Science Dr running south to north
38
ISpring St. South Drainage
Drain on South side of Spring St. Turns East
39
ITeledyne Laars Drain #1
drain located below Teledyne -Laars arroyo entrance gate
40
ITeledyne Laars Drain # 2
drain located 200 ft. east of Teledyne -Laars arroyo entrance gate
41
Varsity Park South Village Gutter
Varsity Park South Village Gutter
F42
Woodcreek Apts. Ponds /Fountains
located in front of apartment complex on Spring St.
43
Yale Drain
located south of Yale, between Princeton and Fordham drain
Villa
Del Arroyo Mosquito Route Sources- Sources located around V.D.A. mobile home park
Ref #
Name
Description
44
VDA East Swampland
area south of Old LA Ave and east of VDA
45
VDA Entrance Gate Pond /Seepage
southeast of flood control entrance gate, down in ravine
46
VDA Tule Pond
southwest of the above pond and gate
47
1
IVDA Big Rock Pond
west of the above pond, surrounded by large boulders
48
JVDA Pond A
VDA Pond A - 100 feet west of Big Rock Pond(Formerly Pond #1)
49
JVDA Pond B
VDA Pond B - 200 feet west of Pond A(Formerly Pond #2)
50
JVDA Pond C
VDA Pond C - directly south of Pond B (Formerly Pond #3)
51
VDA Pond D
VDA Pond D - 400 feet southwest of VDA Pond C(Formerly Pond#4)
52
VDA Drain A
VDA Drain A - The farthest East drain that runs S.of the concrete levee /walkway. N.W. of pond D.
53
VDA Drain B
VDA Drain B - About 300 ft. W. of Drain A.
54
VDA Drain C
VDA Drain C - About 300 ft. W. of Drain B.
55
VDA Drain D
VDA Drain D - About 500 ft. W of Drain C.
56
VDA Drain E
VDA Drain E- About 500 ft W of Drain D.
57
VDA Drain F
VDA Drain F- About 500 ft. W of Drain E
58
VDA Clubhouse Pond-
VDA Clubhouse Pond -
59
VDA Clubhouse Seepage
seepage area west of Pond #4
60
Big VDA Seepage
Big VDA Seepage Where Is this located ??
61
VDA Stabilizer Pond
pond north of VDA Pond #3, and east of stabilizer on Arroyo. West of VDA park
62
VDA Stabilizer Pond West
Pond about 50 feet West of VDA stabilizer pond.
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Exhibit D MOORPARK MOSQUITO AND VECTOR CONTROL DIVISION
Northwest Mosquito Route - All Sites West of Spring St and North of 118 Freeway
Ref #
I Name
Description
63
jAmerican Products Field Drainage
American Products Field Drainage - field just west of 10951 LA Ave
64
jAspen Hills Pond
Aspen Hills Pond - 1.2 miles east of end of Aspen Hills Rd
65
Bollinger Reservoir
aka Golden Top North Rsvr - natural reservoir between Walnut Cyn & Grimes Cyn, accress road by Peters Ran
66
Charles St Gutters
Charles St Gutters - street gutters
67
lComett St Gutters
Cornett St Gutters - street gutters, especially on west side
68
jDadene Ln Gutters
Darlene Ln Gutters - street gutters
69
Diablo St Gutters
Diablo St Gutters - breeding usually found on south side
70
Elwin St Drain
Elwin St Drain - at 22837 Elwin St
71
Everest Ave St Drain and Gutter
St drain at northeast intersection of Shasta and Everest. Also gutter on south side.
72
IFirst St Gutters
First St Gutters
73
Flory St Gutters
Flory St Gutters
74
Gabbert Rd FCC
continuation of Walnut Canyon FCC; starts on west side of Gabbert and flows southwest to Arroyo Simi
75
Gabbert Cyn. Retention Pond
Located N. of Peach Hill Soil Farm and South of Empty Kettle Ranch.
76
Harry St Gutters
Harry St Gutters
77
Hertz Ave Gutters
check north side by hydrant
78
Hughes Market Truck Ramp Drains
behind Hughes Market
79
Kahoot's Gutter
gutter on east side of Kahoot's Feed
80
Kazuko Ct Gutters
gutters on both sides
81
K -Mart Plaza Drain
far west end lot by theater
82
Millard St Gutters
Millard St Gutters
83
Millard /Flory School Drainage
channel behind 213 LA Ave
84
McFadden Gutters
check west side by fire hydrant
85
jMetrolink
Station
located at Metrolink station entrance, south of tracks
86
IMem.
High School Drainage
Moorpark Memorial High School Drainage - standing water on south side of property
87
jOrchard
Downs Drainage Channel
Orchard Downs Drainage Channel- S. of 10887 Pimlico. Entrance gate press call # 4343
88
Peach Hill Soil Farm
Peach Hill Soil Farm - drainage and ponds on property west of Gabbert Rd
89
Poindexter St Gutters
Poindexter St Gutters
90
Poindexter Park Pond
Poindexter Park Pond - pond west of park
91
Shasta St Gutters
Shasta St Gutters
92
Sherman Gutters
Sherman Gutters
93
Sierra St Gutters
Sierra St Gutters
94
Tejeda Ave Gutters
Tejeda Ave Gutters - gutters in Industrial complex
95
Third St. Gutters
Third St. Gutters
96
Walnut Canyon FCC
200 yards west of Walnut Canyon, starts 1/2 mile north of Casey Rd and goes to Gabbert Rd
97
Wicks Rd Pond
east of 106 Wicks, down in ravine
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Exhbit D MOORPARK MOSQUITO AND VECTOR CONTROL DIVISION
Southwest Mosquito Route - All Sites Located South of 118 Freeway and West of Spring St
Ref #
Name
Description
98
Arroyo West FCC
north side of Mountain Trail St, behind Condos. Feeds into Peach Hill Wash
99
Arroyo Vista Community Park
standing water on east side of park
100
Buttercreek Drain
south of Buttercreek St to Arroyo
101
1
lCorralberry Ct Gutter
far east end
1021
1 Daisy Ct Gutter
jarea on southeast side
Southwest Mosquito Route - All Sites Located South of 118 Freeway and West of Spring St
Ref #
Name
Description
103
Dalaway /Shadyridge Greenbelt
Check for puddles and drainage boxes
104
Hollyglen Ct Gutters
gutters all along
105
Laurelview Dr Gutters
especially on north side
106
jMilgro Nursery
Nursery drainage located on south end of Park Ln
107
1 Mill Valley Gutter
same
108
jMtn Meadows /A.S. Sec. #9 Drain
between Northdale and A.S. Sec. #9.W. of T.R. Bridge
109
North Spring St Drain
across Spring St from 7 -11
110
Park Lane Drainage
south side of Park Ln by car wash and bank
111
Peach Hill Drain
(formerly Marlborough drain) - south of Laurelhurst and west off Mill Valley
112
Peach Hill Wash, Section 1
west of Tierra Rejada, across from High School to area east of end of Dalaway
113
Peach Hill Wash Drains
Drainage gutters on both side of wash from Mtn. Trail to County line.
114
Performance Nursery
check drainage running north to south
115
Poppyglen Ct Gutters
check all
116
Silvercrest Drains
drains behind houses on Silvercrest
117
Spring St. N. Drain
Drain on the West side of Spring St. Just North of the bridge.
118
Spring St. S. Pond
Pond located just W. of Spring St. S. of Tierra Rejada and N. of Christian Barrett
119
iTalmadge
Rd Gutters
gutters on both sides of the street
120
West Los Angeles Ave Gutter
south side in front of 476 West LA Ave
121
Wildflower Ct Gutter
far east side
122
Willowwood Ct Gutter
far east side
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Exhibit E MOORPARK FOUNTAINS AND ORNAMENTAL PONDS
Fountain
or Pool
Unit or
Address: Apt #
Notes:
Fountain
4637 Adonis PI
Fountain
4661 Adonis PI
N.E. of Mill Valley
Fountain 111816
Alderbrook
Fountain
12065 Alderbrook
Fountain
13554 Ashbrook Ln
S.E. of Peach Hill Park
Fountain
13579 Ashbrook Ln
Fountain
4463 Ashtree St
W of Peach Hill Rd.
Pond
6894 North Auburn Cir
Fountain
14430 Avenida Colonia
Fountain
13645 Bear Valley
Fountain
4475 Bella Vista
Fountain
11909 Berrybrook
Fountain
15297 Bitner PI
Fountain
15304 Bitner PI
Fountain
4063 Blairwood Dr
Fountain
13267 Bodega
N W of Mill Valley
Fountain
13278 Bodega
Pond
15521 Borges Dr
N of College
Fountain
11136 Broadview
F & P
11216 Broadview
Fountain
11248 Broadview
Fountain
11249 Broadview
Fountain
11356 Broadview
Pond
11235 Broadview
Fountain
11585 Buttercreek
Fountain
14447 East Cambridge
NW of Varsity Plaza
Fountain
13470 Canyonwood Ct
Fountain
4161 North Cedarpine
Fountain
4325 Cedarvale
Fountain
11756 Chestnut Ridge
Fountain
13525 Christian Barrett
Fountain
13799 Christian Barrett
Fountain
10756 Citrus
Pond
4449 Clearcreek
Fountain
4319 Clearwood Ct
Fountain
4333 Clearwood Ct
Fountain
4357 Clearwood Ct
Fountain
14240 Clemson
W. of Varsity Plaza
Fountain
12948 Northwest Cloverdale
Fountain
11528 Coralberry Ct
Fountain
11533 Coralberry Ct
Fountain
12540 Crystal Ranch Rd
Pond
12484 Crystal Ranch Rd
Fountain
6095 Darlene
Fountain
11855 Darlene Ln.
Fountain
15549 Doris
Fountain
115425 Dracena Ave
S. of College E. of Griffen park
Fountains and Ponds Page 1 000040 Pools & Fountains List
Exhibit E MOORPARK FOUNTAINS AND ORNAMENTAL PONDS
Fountain
or Pool
Unit or
Address: Apt #
Notes:
Fountain
343 Esther
Fountain
176 Everett St.
Fountain
15760 Freshman Ct
Fountain
Gateway Plaza
South west corner of Spring /LA Ave
Fountain
13119 East Golindrina
F & P
4202 Grandilla Dr
N.W. of Mill Valley
Fountain
13774 Grand Isle Dr
N. of Mill Valley
Fountain
113775 Grand Isle Dr
Fountain
17331 Griffith
Fountain
7391 Griffith
Fountain
15508 Harte In
N.W. of College
Fountain
15591 Harte Ln
Fountain
7043 Hastings
Fountain
1805 Hedyland Ct
Pond
3859 Hunter Crest
Fountain
13153 Honeybee
Fountain
11957 Honeybrook Ct
Fountain
15577 Kemvale Ave
Fountain
14205 Kingsview Dr
Fountain
4208 Kingsview Dr
Fountain
4232 Kingsview Dr
Fountain
13100 Knotty Pine
Fountain
13154 Knotty Pine
Fountain
14249 Laurelhurst Dr
Fountain
113713 Laurelhurst Dr
Fountain
4120 Laurelview Dr
Fountain
4132 Laurelview Dr
Fountain
4254 Laurelview Dr
?
13991 LA Ave
Containers
?
15750 LA Ave Unit 235
? 115750
LA Ave Unit 236
Fountain 13906
Lucia Ct
Fountain 14387
Manorview Ct
Fountain
11914 Maplecrest
Fountain
11309 Mapleridge
Fountain
11325 Mapleridge
Fountain
15041 Marquette
Pond
15185 East Marquette
Fountain 14387
Manorview Ct
Pond Imaureen
Ln
Not on the corner
Fountain
Mission Bell Plaza
West of Albertson's
Fountain
11529 Northdale Dr
Fountain
11618 Northdale Dr
Fountain
11619 Northdale Dr
Fountain
11630 Northdale Dr
Fountain 111631
Northdale Dr
Fountain 111691
Northdale Dr
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Exhibit E MOORPARK FOUNTAINS AND ORNAMENTAL PONDS
Fountain
or Pool
Unit or
Address: Apt #
Notes:
Fountain
6793 Pecan
Fountain
7172 Pecan
Fountain
111743 Pinedale Rd
Fountain
11762 Pinedale Rd
Fountain
11782 Pinedale Rd
Fountain
15750 Old LA Ave Unit 236
Fountain
6430 Overly St
S. of College E. of Griffen park
Fountain
11325 Rosecreek Dr
Fountain
125 Second St
Fountain
13648 Shady Knoll Ct
Fountain
4110 Shadypoint Dr
Fountain
11213 Shadyridge
Fountain
7160 Shakespeare PI
Fountain
480 Sherman
Fountain
13090 Silver Creek
Pond
4506 Skidmore Ct
Fountain
4543 Skidmore Ct
Pond
13094 Sleepy Wind St
Pond
14634 Stanford
Fountain
14784 Stanford
Fountain
4120 Sterlingview Dr
Fountain
4188 Sterlingview Dr
Fountain
13377 Sunnyslope
Backyard fountain
Fountain
3977 Sunset Ridge
Fountain
North Terrace Meadow Ct
Fountain
11269 Terraceridge
Pond
13133 Thomasville Ct
Pond
Turfway Trailer
Fountain
12963 Westport St
Pond
12505 Willow Hill Dr
Pond
11554 Willowwood Porch
Fountain
13373 Wintergreen
Fountain
4036 Winterwood
Fountain
6463 Yale
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