Landscape Maintenance District

A Landscape Maintenance District is a special district formed to provide benefitting property owners the opportunity to pay for enhanced landscaping and appurtenant improvements, maintenance, and services beyond those generally provided by the City. Residential homes and businesses located within the district, financially contribute to one or more LMD zones by way of a special assessment authorized by the Landscape and Lighting Act. This Act requires assessments generated within a specific geographical benefit area may only be spent to support improvements within that specific zone.

Citywide Lighting & Maintenance District

  1. 10 Year Fiscal Projection (PDF)
  2. 15 Year Rate History (PDF)
  3. Citywide Lighting and Landscape Engineers Report (PDF)

Citywide Sewer District

  1. 10 Year Fiscal Projection (PDF)
  2. 15 Year Rate History (PDF)
  3. Preliminary Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2024 to 2025 (PDF)
  4. Sewer Assessment Roll (PDF)
  5. Sewer Capacity Evaluation (PDF)
  6. Sewer Maintenance Capital Improvement Program From 2016 Sewer System Management Plan (PDF)

Landscape Maintenance District (LMD) 1 & 2

  1. LMD 1 - 10 Year Projection (PDF)
  2. LMD 1 - Financial Report (PDF)
  3. LMD 1 - Map (PDF)
  4. LMD 2 - 10 Year Projection (PDF)
  5. LMD 2 - Financial Report (PDF)
  6. LMD 2 - Map (PDF)
  7. LMD 2 - Year Rate History (PDF)

Landscape Maintenance District (LMD) 4, 6 & 7

  1. 15 Year Rate History (PDF)
  2. Consolidated Engineer's Report (PDF)
  3. LMD 4 - 10 Year Projection (PDF)
  4. LMD 6 - 10 Year Projection (PDF)

Former Landscaping Contract Scope

Previously, the landscaping scope for the LMDs was to have a minimum 3 feet clearance maintained between the plant material in the maintenance districts, and all adjacent fences and walls.

New Landscaping Contract Scope

Landscape Maintenance Districts Update (JPG)

The new landscaping scope commenced on November 1, 2023, which includes:

  • Clearing of entire hillside
  • Hillsides to be trimmed to a maximum of 4 feet in height
  • All shrubs in walkways will be cut back and maintained to a maximum height of 4 feet with 1 foot skirt