- Manteca Unified School District
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Dedicated Facility Funding
Community Facilities Districts and Mitigation Program
Community Facilities Districts
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One of Manteca Unified School District’s core objectives is to work with the community, staff, and the Board to maintain a fiscally sound budget.
Community Facilities Districts (CFD’s) are one of the crucial components for generating enough funding to ensure a fiscally sound budget for school facility construction and maintenance. Sometimes referred to as Mello-Roos taxes, these CFD’s are always established by property owners as part of the public process for forming CFD’s. CFD’s are the funding mechanism the District has historically relied on to help build new student classrooms and facilities as a result of the impact of growth.
Manteca Unified School District reviews all new development proposals within the District boundaries. Through this review process, the District works closely with local agencies, property owners and residential developers to explain the level of financial commitment that will be required for the proposed development to mitigate their impact to school facilities.
The financial support required is well beyond the State mandated Level 1 or Level 2 Developer Fees. In order to address and support our incoming students with adequate classroom capacity and facilities, the District has been successful in using a combination of CFDs (Mello-Roos Taxes) and Mitigation Agreements.
The money generated through the mitigation program is critically required by the District for new facility construction, adding capacity, and replacing interim solutions at existing sites. Without participation in the District School Facilities Mitigation Program, the District would be unable to provide adequate facilities to house the students generated by new construction activity. A residential development proposal interested in gaining District support shall participate in this Program.
Additional Home buyer explanation
When purchasing a home, buyers receive pre-sale disclosure of CFD Taxes and are required to sign a separate Mello-Roos Taxes disclosure statement. This disclosure statement clearly defines the details, requirements and terms of the Mello-Roos Taxes. This document must be signed at least 3 days prior to any closing documents for the sale of the home.
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CFD 1 (Weston Ranch)
CFD Annual Reports
General Obligation Bonds
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June 14, 2022: Measure A Oversight Committee Appointed by the Board
In 2020, voters approved the $260 million dollar Measure A Bond to:
Upgrade classrooms and school facilities for safe in-person learning so students can return to school
- Add new handwashing and sanitizing stations and replace drinking fountains with bottle filler stations for safe drinking water
- Improve student safety and campus security, including upgrading emergency communications systems and repairing or replacing deteriorating roofs, plumbing, sewer and electrical systems where needed
- Upgrade inefficient heating and classroom ventilation systems for better air circulation
- Update job training facilities and equipment to prepare graduates for good jobs and to be able to compete in a challenging job market
- Improve access to classrooms and school facilities for students and staff with disabilities
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In November 2014, local voters approved the $159 million Measure G to upgrade classrooms to meet modern academic, technology and safety standards; repair faulty electrical systems, air conditioning, leaky roofs, plumbing and restrooms; improve fire safety systems and school security; remove asbestos and lead paint; and repair, construct, and acquire educational facilities and equipment.
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On March 2, 2004, the voters of the Manteca Unified School District authorized Measure M under the Proposition 39 statutes. Measure M authorized the issuance of $66 million in General Obligation Bonds. The net proceeds of the Bonds are to be used for new elementary, middle and high schools, athletic facilities, libraries, and other projects to relieve student overcrowding, to repair major building systems and modernize existing schools for student health and safety, and to qualify for up to $70 million in State matching funds. The bonds were issued in three series including a refunding in 2005 with the savings split with the taxpayers generating a combination of $4.5 million in savings of which $4 million was used to complete voter-approved projects.
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DEVELOPER FEES
Below are the current Developer Fees for new construction. Please note the District requires all new residential development projects to participate in the District’s School Facilities Mitigation Program & Community Facility District (CFD) in order to mitigate impacts to school facilities. Please contact Tabetha Vetsch, Developer Fee Desk (209) 858-0858 or developerfees@musd.net and review the School Facilities Mitigation Program & Community Facilities Districts (CFDs) webpage for detailed information on this program.
As of July 27, 2022 the current Level I Developer Fees are:
- New Development Residential: $4.79 per square foot
- Additions to Existing Residential: $4.79 per square foot
- Commercial / Industrial: $0.78 per square foot
- Senior Housing: $0.78 per square foot
- Self-Storage Commercial: $0.2794 per square foot
Note: The Developer Fee Desk is closed from 12:00PM-1:00PM daily.
Read the Developer Fee Justification Study