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File Number: 25-349 Leandro Municipal Code. The final stage involves City Council holding a public hearing, passing a resolution to overrule protests, and adopting a resolution authorizing the assessment of delinquent charges on the tax roll, allowing the Alameda County Tax Collector to incorporate these assessments into property tax bills. This approach ensures financial accountability and provides a structured mechanism for the City to recover costs associated with unpaid service charges. DISCUSSION Delinquent accounts proposed for liens cover solid waste (refuse) service charges, sidewalk/driveway repairs for property owners completed by the City, Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) fees, building code violation and code compliance citation fees, fire inspections, and WPCP commercial and industrial user charges. The delinquent amounts become an assessment lien on the real property where the service was received. The summary of all delinquent accounts for each category type is shown below. Amounts shown have not been paid as of July 9, 2025, although ongoing and continuing attempts have been made to collect overdue balances. Statements for May, June and July 2025 with overdue amounts include lien information and the public hearing date. Delinquent accounts arise from the following services: ·Alameda County Industries (ACI) provides refuse collection (solid waste) in the City. In accordance with the San Leandro Municipal Code, ACI bills accounts and provides the required notices regarding the public hearing and lien. This year ’s list includes a slightly longer collection period due to timing alignment with the new ACI agreement that went into effect February 1st. ·Major repairs to sidewalks and driveways undertaken by the City (repairing street tree related sidewalk damage is shared) pursuant to or in accordance with an agreement with the property owner in compliance with the City Sidewalk/Driveway Repair Program. ·The City enforces environmental laws in its role as a Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) with CalEPA CUPA Surcharge Fees. These are primarily regulatory inspections, permits, and enforcement of businesses with underground storage tanks. ·Building Code violation and Code Compliance enforcement citation fees, including administrative penalties and charges. Note: $831,000 is associated with 1 account that is working with the City to bring into compliance. Monies spent on compliance and development efforts will be put towards charges. The City anticipates coming to a successful resolution without need to submit the account to lien. ·Fire Inspections - Annual R 2 fire inspections (multiple family dwellings with 3 or more units). ·WPCP Commercial and Industrial User and Connection Charges. Note: The City anticipates these accounts will be paid before the deadline to submit to the County. Analysis Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 9/4/2025