55B - RESO - WARNER ASSESSMENT DISTRICT

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TIIE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT All of the information in this section, "THE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT," is taken from the Engineer's Report for Assessment District No. 2015 -01 (Warner Industrial Community), prepared by Psomas, San Diego, California (the "Assessment Engineer "), on file with the City Clerk (the "Engineer's Report "). Description of Work The City is using assessment financing to improve the pavement of the local, interior roadway network within the Assessment District. The location of the Assessment District may be generally described as being within the following streets and landmark boundaries: Beginning at the intersection of Harbor Boulevard and Warner Avenue, on the north side of Warner Avenue, east to the abandoned Union Pacific Railroad line, then south along the eastern edge of the abandoned railroad line to Segerstrom Avenue, then east along the northern edge of Segerstrom Avenue to an Orange County Flood Control Channel (D03) /Greenville Banning Channel, then north along the western edge of the channel, continuing north on the western edge of Fairview Street (where it crosses Harvard Street) to the southern edge of Centennial Park, then west along the southern edge of the park to the Santa Ana River, then south along the eastern edge of the river, and continuing south along the eastern edge of IIarbor Boulevard to the point of origin at Warner Avenue. The streets to be improved within the Assessment District include: • Adams Street • Anne Street • Castor Street • Central Avenue • Fordham Avenue • Harvard Street • Maywood Avenue • Otis Street • Pendleton Avenue • Susan Street • Yale Street Only parcels having access to the streets being improved were included, therefore, if parcels have direct access to major thoroughfares, and none of the streets listed above, these parcels were excluded from the Assessment District. The major thoroughfares include: • Fairview Street • Segerstrom Avenue • Harbor Boulevard • Warner Avenue 16 55B -86