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WEST SAN LEANDRO SHUTTLE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT ANNUAL REPORT FY 2007-08 <br />consequence, it has become increasingly difficult for each LINKS shuttle to make scheduled <br />headways. As a result, SLTMO staff has recently formulated a plan to increase the number of <br />official LINKS stops to 23 total stops. It is anticipated that these new stops will be formally <br />implemented after January 1, 2008. All in all, the LINKS service was designed to coordinate <br />with other public transit services (AC Transit and BART) to encourage commuters to leave their <br />cars at home and to provide comprehensive service to commuters. <br />Business Improvement District for 2007-08 <br />At the request of the SLTMO, and in accordance with the provisions of State law, the San <br />Leandro City Council adopted a Resolution of Intention (ROI) on July 18, 2005 (Resolution <br />2005-116), declaring the City's intention to re-establish the BID to provide funding for the <br />LINKS Shuttle. On September 19, 2005, the San Leandro City Council approved the re-formed <br />BID for afour-year period. Through 2009, the re-formed BID will apply to businesses located <br />within one-quarter mile of the shuttle route while exempting businesses located within one-half <br />mile of the San Leandro BART Station. Home-based businesses, non-profits and small <br />businesses with five or fewer employees are also exempt. The BID includes approximately 385 <br />businesses within the service area and is projected to generate $135,000 to $145,000 in revenue <br />each year. As part of the BID process, the City Council has appointed two City staff designees <br />and three business representatives to serve on the West San Leandro Shuttle Business <br />Improvement District Advisory Board (Advisory Board) to review the performance of the <br />LINKS, the specific program supported by the West San Leandro Shuttle Business Improvement <br />District. <br />Specifically, the five-member Advisory Board appointed by the San Leandro City Council <br />includes the City's Engineering and Transportation Department Director and the Director of <br />Finance (or their designees) along with three business representatives of businesses within the <br />BID. The business members appointed to the Advisory Board are John Dlugosh of Dlugosh <br />Cabinet and Fixture, Inc., Jay McMahon of the Rolls Wood Group, and Dora Wong of Coca <br />Cola Bottling Company. The Advisory Board's duties include a review of the performance of <br />the LINKS shuttle for Fiscal Year 2006-07, a review of the budget for Fiscal Year 2007-08 and a <br />recommendation for the Fiscal Year 2007-08 assessment for the BID. <br />With respect to the BID assessment for Fiscal Year 2007-08, the Advisory Board recommends <br />that the San Leandro City Council increase the assessment to $11.24 per employee, up from <br />$10.88. Additionally, the $25 base fee will be maintained. This base fee and the mechanism by <br />which to increase the per-employee fee in accordance with annual CPI increases was previously <br />approved by the City Council on September 19, 2005. This year, it is anticipated that the BID <br />will generate approximately $141,000, or 35%, of the total operating budget for the shuttle. The <br />remaining operating funds will come from revenue generated as a result of the agreement to <br />provide transportation to the Boys and Girls Club and funds budgeted by the San Leandro <br />Redevelopment Agency. <br />_ _ <br />S~Page <br />
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