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<br />28 <br />the Hayward Unified School District, the County Library District, the County Fire District, County <br />Flood Control District, the Mosquito Abatement District, and the City. For Fiscal Year 2017-18, <br />the total Section 33676 payments amounted to approximately $1.6 million. See “APPENDIX B - <br />FISCAL CONSULTANT’S REPORT” for further information. <br /> <br />Pass-Through Agreements <br /> <br />The Project Area is subject to several fiscal agreements that were negotiated with taxing <br />entities during the plan adoption process. These agreements (collectively, the “Pass-Through <br />Agreements”) are briefly summarized below. Amounts payable under the Pass-Through <br />Agreements have not been subordinated to the payment of debt service on the 2018 Bonds and <br />are, therefore, payable senior to the 2018 Bonds. <br /> <br />County Fiscal Agreement. Under a fiscal agreement between the County and the <br />Successor Agency, the County taxing entities (which include the County, the County Library <br />District, the County Flood Control District and the Eden Fire Protection District) receive their <br />proportionate share of a percentage of net tax increment. The percentage of net tax increment <br />increases every ten years; currently 65%, it will increase 75% in 2019-20 and to 85% from <br />2029-30 through the remaining life of the Project Area. The percentage is applied to gross tax <br />increment net of Section 33676 payments, the former 20% housing set-aside and the County’s <br />property tax administration fee. The fiscal agreement is distinct from the Project Area <br />Agreement described under “–Project Area Agreement with County” above, which serves to <br />determine the proportional expenditure of funds between the unincorporated County portion of <br />the Project Area and the Successor Agency portion of the Project Area. <br /> <br />AC Transit Fiscal Agreement. The fiscal agreement with the AC Transit District requires <br />the Successor Agency to pay to the district the district’s proportionate share of tax increment <br />from a base adjusted by 2% annually plus a base adjusted annually by 1.125% less the former <br />20% housing set-aside, the County’s property tax administration fee and ERAF payments. <br /> <br />East Bay Regional Parks District Fiscal Agreement. Under its fiscal agreement with the <br />Successor Agency, the district receives payments that are equivalent to its share of the 33676 <br />(2%) inflation-adjusted payments, plus revenue from a debt service levy deriving from a district- <br />issued bond. <br /> Hayward Area Recreation and Parks District (“HARD”) Fiscal Agreement. The fiscal <br />agreement between HARD and the Successor Agency calls for HARD to receive its <br />proportionate share of tax increment under a formula similar to that used in the County fiscal <br />agreement. As the district is entirely within the unincorporated portion of the Project Area, the <br />Successor Agency and the County agreed in a second amendment to the Project Area <br />Agreement, that the payments to HARD are to be made out of the County’s share of Project <br />Area tax increment. See “–Project Area Agreement” above and Table 6 herein. <br /> <br />School District Fiscal Agreements. The San Leandro Unified School District, San <br />Lorenzo Unified School District and the Alameda County Superintendent of Schools have fiscal <br />agreements with the Successor Agency containing identical terms. Each district receives its <br />share of a percentage of tax increment net of the former 20% housing set-aside and the <br />County’s property tax administration fee. The percentage is 35% from 2012-13 through the <br />remaining life of the Project Area. <br /> <br />133