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File Number: 25-349 The San Leandro Municipal Code authorizes the City to enforce the collection of delinquent service charges after all reasonable efforts to recover outstanding balances have been exhausted. This process ensures that the City can recoup funds spent on essential services, particularly those related to public safety and regulatory compliance. Most of the delinquent charges subject to lien assessments are tied to services that the City has already provided, such as solid waste collection, sidewalk/driveway repairs, fire inspections, CUPA fees, and code enforcement actions. These services are necessary for maintaining safety, compliance, and environmental health within the community. By recovering these costs through the property tax system, the City ensures that the financial burden does not fall disproportionately on the general taxpayer base. This enforcement mechanism helps sustain critical municipal functions while reinforcing fiscal responsibility and compliance with established financial policies. Financial Impacts The City will eventually collect the entire delinquent amount submitted by the Alameda County Tax Collector through the 2026 fiscal year. Notice and collection efforts will continue through the end of July and only the remaining balances will be submitted to the County. The total amount of fees and charges submitted for lien is as follows: Type Amount # of Accounts Solid Waste Service Charges $ 89,900 153 CUPA Fee $ 15,300 13 Code Compliance/Enforce.$1,017,300 69 Sidewalk/Driveway Repairs $ 13,800 7 Fire Inspections $ 6,100 23 Wastewater User/Connection $ 226,000 2 Total $1,368,400 267 ATTACHMENTS ·Attachment A - Resolution Imposing Liens for Non-Payment of Delinquent Accounts ·Attachment B - Resolution Overruling Protests ·Attachment C - Presentation ·Attachment D- Liens List Memo PREPARED BY Susan Nunes, Acting Finance Manager Page 3 City of San Leandro Printed on 9/4/2025