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Lake County Recycling Handbook1 document
- 2018 Lake County Recycling Handbook Distributed by the County of Lake, this recycling handbook was updated in 2018 with assistance from the City of Lakeport.
City of Lakeport Engineering Design Standards1 document
- City of Lakeport Engineering Design Standards (Rev. 2018) City of Lakeport Engineering design standards and specifications. Originally adopted in 2012 and revised in 2018 to include several updated specifications.
SB 1383 Edible Food Recovery Program Documents1 document
- Ordinance No. 936 (2022) - Edible Food Recovery Program Ordinance amending LMC CH. 8.16 adding Edible Food Recovery Program regulations as required by SB 1383.
Street Sweeper Schedule2 documents
- Media Release: Fall 2022 Lakeport Street Sweeping Schedule Media release detailing the Fall 2022 street sweeping schedule in Lakeport.
- Fall 2022 Lakeport Street Sweeping Schedule Flyer
Local Hazard Mitigation Plan1 document
- Lakeport Local Hazard Mitigation Plan This Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP) is a detailed guide for local hazard mitigation planning and was approved by FEMA in 2019.
Municipal Best Management Practices10 documents
- CASQA BMP Chapter 3 Erosion Control Overview
- CASQA BMP EC1 Project Scheduling
- CASQA BMP SC-60 Municipal Housekeeping Practices
- CASQA BMP SC70 Road & Street Maintenance
- CASQA BMP SC71 Sidewalk cleaning
- CASQA BMP SC74 Muni Storm Drain System Maintenance
- CASQA BMP SC76 Water & Sewer Utility Maintenance
- CASQA BMP SE-7 Street Sweeping and Vacuuming
- CASQA BMP WM-4 Spill Prevention and Control
- CASQA BMPs Municipal Section Source Control HOUSEKEEPING (multiple BMPs)
Lakeport Summary Rate Analysis1 document
- Lakeport Summary Rate Analysis Final Report The Utilities Department revenue for the past few years has fallen short of expenses due to operational costs like fuel, electricity and chemical (etc.) increases. To compensate for inflationary pressures management made cuts to its Capital Improvement Program (CIP)and eliminated or froze staffing positions to reduce the draw on reserves. A rate analysis for the water and sewer enterprise was adopted in the Fiscal Year 2010/2011 budget. Prior to awarding the contract to HDR in May of 2011 the City Council authorized the Utility Department to form a Citizens Utilities Services Advisory Committee on 2/1/2011. A press release was issued for letters of interest to be submitted by 2/18/2011, but due to the lack of response the deadline was extended to 5/16/2011. The City's newsletter Volume 1, Issue 2 was delivered with utility bills and posted on the city website asking individuals who are interested in participating in the committee to contact the Utilities Director. There was only one verbal request from a citizen outside the City of Lakeport who wanted to be an observer. The objective of the rate analysis was to adequately fund water and sewer operations, debt service and capital needs in a fair and equitable manner to the various customer classes. It was also important that the analysis provide options to the City Council for consideration, so four scenarios were developed with two options. Scenario 1: Adequately fund Operations and Maintenance (O&M) and debt service requirements. Scenario 2: Scenario 1 plus the adequate revenue to qualify for USDA funding and possible grants. Scenario 3: Scenario 2 plus additional revenue to address capital projects identified in the 2008 water and sewer master plans, and begin to fund water and sewer asset depreciation. Scenario 4: Scenario 3 plus a higher degree of funding for CIP and depreciation. Option 1 for water and sewer maintains similar structure to what is in place now. Option 2 for water adjust tier allotments and adds a third tier for residential to encourage conservation. Option 2 for sewer spreads the burden of proposed rate increases over all Lakeport rate payers. The concept behind the four scenarios was to have a base minimum that is needed to keep the lights on and meet debt obligations, while scenario 4 would look to bring the enterprise closer to fully funding depreciation. Scenario 3, Option 2 for water and Scenario 2, Option 2 for sewer was selected by the City Council/Board.
Media Releases & News3 documents
- Fall 2022 Lakeport Community Cleanup Day flyer October 22, 2022 Community Cleanup Day
- Fall 2022 Lakeport Community Cleanup Day Media Release Media release detailing the Fall 2022 Cleanup Day event in Lakeport.
- Media Release: Fall 2022 Lakeport Street Sweeping Schedule Media release detailing the Fall 2022 street sweeping schedule in Lakeport.
Miscellaneous Materials2 documents
- Lakeport SOP Public Works IDDE Response & Reporting 2022 Purpose of this procedure is to identify and address any illicit discharges detected during MS4 outfall inspections or otherwise reported illicit discharges impacting the storm sewer system, related conveyances or Clear Lake.
- City of Lakeport Waste Reduction & Procurement Policy Rev. 2022
City of Lakeport Historical Documents2 documents
- Lake County in a Nutshell brochure Marketing brochure circa 1915 describing Lakeport, Clear Lake & Lake County
- Lakeport on Clear Lake ~ Promotional Brochure Brochure from the 1920's promoting Lakeport