California Highway Patrol Annexation to American Valley CSD and Quincy FPD (File 2019-0001)

LAFCO File 2019-0001 Reorganization including a 5.00-acre annexation to both the American Valley CSD and the Quincy FPD
The State of California has made an application for annexation of 5 acres more or less to the American Valley Community Services District and Quincy Fire Protection District on property located on Assessor’s parcel #117-140-027 located in Quincy.
 
The purpose of this annexation is to include this area in the American Valley Community Services District to connect to AVCSD’s water and wastewater system and in the Quincy Fire Protection District to ensure fire protection services on the site of the planned site of the California Highway Patrol replacement facility.  ​

Resolution 2019-0008 

Proposed resolution for consideration at the October 21, 2019 meeting.

BOS Resolution 2019-8427 Tax Sharing

​As a State-owned property, the property is exempt from taxation (California Constitution, Article XIII, Section 3(b)).   There will be a zero property tax change for base property tax and zero property tax exchange for the annual tax increment for the territory to be annexed to AVCSD and QFPD as stated in Plumas County Resolution 2019-8427 for services provided.

Boundaries and Description

The property is located at 2037 Lee Road in Quincy, CA.  The property is in the East Quincy area contiguous to the American Valley Community Services District and the Quincy Fire Protection District where Alta Avenue intersects with Lee Road.  The property consists of APN 117-140-027.  ​

Staff Report 10-21-19

Staff recommends that the Plumas Local Agency Commission approve the annexation bringing the approximate 5 acres of territory into the American Valley Community Services District and the Quincy Fire Protection District, subject to the terms and conditions stated in the proposed Resolution 2019-0008. ​

Application (File 2019-0001)

The purpose of this proposal to provide water, wastewater, and fire services for a proposed California Highway Patrol facility, as opposed to constructing a well and septic system and related infrastructure.  This proposal is within the Spheres of Influence of both the AVCSD and QFPD.  The AVCSD provides domestic water and wastewater collection and treatment services.  Infrastructure for these services is in Lee Road running in front of the proposed area for annexation.  QFPD provides fire and emergency medical services to the area up to Lee Road abutting the proposed annexation area.​

CHP Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration

Released February 20, 2019.