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D O W N T O W N O A K L A N D A S S O C I A T I O N

388 19th Street ! Oakland, California 94612
Phone 510.238.1122 ! Fax 510.452.4529 ! mail@downtownoakland.org ! www.downtownoakland.org
HARDSHIP REIMBURSEMENT POLICY APPLICATION FORMS FOR
THE DOWNTOWN OAKLAND ASSOCIATION - COMMUNITY BENEFIT DISTRICT

The following form shall be used by Downtown Oakland Association CBD assessed
property owners interested in applying for a Hardship Reimbursement. Please fill out
the form completely and review the attached policy for clarification of eligibility with
this program.

1. Name of Applicant Property Owner Company:

___First Church of Christ, Scientist, Oakland, CA___________________________

2. Name of Owner or Authorized Rep: __Ruthie Gasser, Clerk/Treasurer____

3. Street Address of Applicant Property Owner:

___1701 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA 94612_______________________________

4. Parcel(s) requested to be reimbursed for Downtown Oakland CBD assessments this
year:

___8-623-7______________________________________________________________

5. Amount of Assessment Paid this Year: ___$4,883.86_____________________
(Please show proof of CBD payment made to County)

6. Amount Requested to be reimbursed through the Hardship Policy: (Partial, full, etc.)
$___$4,395.47___(90%)_____________________________________

7. Reason for Request: (Please use one of the rationale identified in policy)

(3) The Organization/Executive Committee shall make its recommendations to
the full Board of Directors based upon the following criteria:
a. Determination that the request for reimbursement relief is based upon
genuine economic hardship and inability to afford the CBDs annual costs;
and
WHEREAS the Downtown Oakland Association seeks to improve the Downtown
Oakland area with the special benefits funded from the new CBD, however,
does not seek to create hardship for disabled, senior or other individuals, non-
profit/tax-exempt organizations or those property owners who currently lack the
means to pay into the Downtown Oakland Community Benefit District

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Reason for request for Hardship reimbursement from the Downtown Oakland
Association:

1. The assessment makes our tax payment over 432% of what it would be without the Business
District assessment.

2. The current membership is 20 and, as a result, monthly net income versus expenses is negative.
Our annual deficit is in the thousands. The financial challenge, as a small membership working
to maintain a large historic building, is extreme.

3. Because the church sits on a corner lot, the linear footage calculation/cost is based on footage on
both 17
th
Street and Franklin.

4. The building is used about six hours per week for church services only four hours of which are
on weekdays.

5. In recent years in order to comply with local ordinances, we have incurred major expenses to
have the building retrofitted for earthquake safety.

______________________________________________________________________________

Recommendation for documentation by the DOA Organization Committee:

Request for Documentation by Organization Committee:

! Last 2 year tax returns: Yes No

! List of properties owned within or outside of Downtown Yes No

! Last 2 years operating statements for each parcel Yes No

! Most current 2 years of bank statements on parcel Yes No

Organization Committee Recommendation: ________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________

Board Action:

Date of Action:

Comments:

____________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________
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2013-2014 INTERNET COPY
For Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 2013 and Ending June 30, 2014
ALAMEDA COUNTY
SECURED PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT
Donald R. White, Treasurer and Tax Collector
1221 Oak Street
Oakland, California 94612-4285
Parcel Number Tracer Number Tax-Rate Area Special Handling
8-623-7 01940000 17-022
Location of Property
1701 FRANKLIN ST, OAKLAND
Assessed to on January 1, 2013
ASSESSEE NAME AND ADDRESS ARE NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE
PER CA GOV CODE 6254.21
THIS IS NOT AN OFFICIAL BILL
Fixed Charges and/or Special Assessments
Description Phone Amount
CSA PARAMEDIC
CITY EMERG MEDICAL
CITY PARAMEDIC SRV
SCHOOL MEASURE G
PERALTA CCD MEAS B
DOWNTOWN OAK CBD
FLOOD BENEFIT 12
CSA VECTOR CNTRL B
MOSQUITO ASSESS 2
EBMUD WETWEATHER
CITY LANDSCP/LIGHT
800-441-8280
510-238-3704
510-238-3704
510-879-8884
800-792-8021
510-238-3201
510-670-5762
800-273-5167
800-273-5167
510-287-1852
510-238-3704
113.44
12.98
10.32
195.00
48.00
4,883.86
24.00
4.08
2.50
123.50
936.40
Total Fixed Charges and/or Special Assessments 6,354.08
Tax Computation Worksheet
Description Full Valuation x Tax Rate = Tax Amount
LAND
IMPROVEMENTS
FIXTURES
TOTAL REAL PROPERTY
PERSONAL PROPERTY
GROSS ASSESSMENT & TAX
HOMEOWNERS EXEMPTION
OTHER EXEMPTION W
NET ASSESSMENT AND TAX
418,122
574,420
992,542
992,542
-992,542
1.4403 %
1.4403 %
14,295.58
-14,295.58
.00
First Installment Second Installment Total Amount Due
$ 3,177.04 PAID $ 3,177.04 PAID $ 6,354.08
SECOND INSTALLMENT PAYMENT, 2013-2014
PARCEL NO. 8-623-7
TRACER NO. 01940000
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INTERNET COPY
THIS AMOUNT DUE FEB 1, 2014 ==> PAID $ 3,177.04
Pay this amount after APRIL 10, 2014
(This includes delinquent penalty of 10%
and $10.00 cost)
PAID MAR 21, 2014
FIRST INSTALLMENT PAYMENT, 2013-2014
PARCEL NO. 8-623-7
TRACER NO. 01940000
1
INTERNET COPY
THIS AMOUNT DUE NOV 1, 2013 ==> PAID $ 3,177.04
Pay this amount after DECEMBER 10, 2013
(This includes delinquent penalty of 10%)
PAID NOV 22, 2013
Tax-Rate Breakdown
Taxing Agency Tax Rate Tax Amount
VOTER APPROVED DEBT SERVICE:
COUNTYWIDE TAX
CITY OF OAKLAND 1
SCHOOL UNIFIED
SCHOOL COMM COLL
BAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT
EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK
EBMUD SPEC DIST 1
1.0000 %
0.1985 %
0.1780 %
0.0419 %
0.0075 %
0.0078 %
0.0066 %
TOTAL 1.4403 %
Please Read Important Messages
A fee of $55.00 will be imposed on all returned or
dishonored payments.
ECheck accepted online @www.acgov.org through June
30, 2014.
Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or American Express credit
cards accepted by phone (510)272-6800 or online
@www.acgov.org, mobile @www.acgov.org/mobile/apps/
through June 30, 2014. A convenience fee equal to 2.5%
of the tax amount due will be added to your total payment.
Subscribe to receive email alerts about important property
tax dates online @www.acgov.org/propertytax.
This bill is as of July 18, 2014 10:08 AM and may not
include pending payments and roll corrections.
Please See Reverse For More Information
Tax Collector's Office
Payment Questions/Credit Card Payments
(510) 272-6800
Assessor's Office
Valuation/Exemption
(510) 272-3787 (510) 272-3770
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Gallen.Neilly June/July 14 Activity Report


To: The Lake Merritt/Uptown & Downtown Oakland District Associations
Fr: Tim Gallen, Andrew Neilly, Nancy Amaral

Here is our summary report of June/July activity undertaken by Gallen.Neilly on behalf of the Lake Merritt/Uptown & Downtown Oakland
Districts.

Projects COMPLETED

Press Releases:

Downtown Oakland and Lake Merritt/Uptown District Associations Celebrate Whats Right With Oakland drafted and
distributed to the media on June 19, 2014
o June 19, 2014, OaklandFocus.Blogspot.com, Downtown Oakland and Lake Merritt/Uptown District Associations
Celebrate Whats Right With Oakland
o June 13, 2014, Bisnow Last Nights Garden Soiree --2 separate distributions one contained more photos (worked
with Bisnow reporter Tierney Plumb to provide a photo and review details of the event before our press release was
distributed (strategic)
Hack the Hood one of 4 Google Bay Area Impact Challenge Winners distributed to the media on June 5, 2014 (Follow-up
to the May 22, 2014 release re: Hack the Hood being named a finalist)
o June 10, 2014, SFGate.com Oaklands Hack the Hood One of 4 Winners of Google Bay Area Impact Challenge
o June 6, 2014, Live Work Oakland Oaklands Hack the Hood One of 4 Winners of Google Bay Area Impact Challenge
Media Inquiries/Pitches:

Worked with Deborah Boyer to provide suggestions for Deborah to discuss at the Visit Oakland media briefing on July 17.
o Researched TV media coverage on Oakland for the past 6 months to discuss existing negative vs. positive coverage
o Assisted in a follow-up response to reporters who attended the event from Deborah, on behalf of the CBDs including
info on Ambassador services to reporters
o Plan to provide future curated content to reporters who attended the event

Other:

Collected stats/info from Modern Coffee (19
th
St.) & Woods Fountain Brewery & Bar (to open in Uptown on Telegraph) for new
business stats.
Posted National Poetry Slam info on social media avenues & on OaklandFocus blog
Advised on Visit Oaklands ad campaign (possible strategic ad placed by the CBDs to show business growth)
Annual report materials for Oaklands Annual Breakfast/Dinner event June 12
th

Monitored & posted on activity feed for Uptown & Downtown Oakland on a weekly basis - Social Media (Twitter, Facebook,
LinkedIn Oakland Groups page)
CBD Monthly Eblast: Gathered content ideas each month for EBlasts that are distributed to the CBDs lists. (Ongoing)
Gallen.Neilly attends all DISI and Board mtgs

Recent Clips
July 25, 2014, SFGate, Oaklandish Ceo Angela Tsay Sees Community As The Roots Of Good Business
July 24, 2014, SFGate, Off the Grid launches location in Uptown Oakland
July 22, 2014, OC Register, Oakland: A fresh find
July 21, 2014, NPR, Next To Silicon Valley, Nonprofits Draw Youth Of Color Into Tech
July 20, 2014, Oakland Local, Tech4Good comes to Oakland with new economic models
July 9, 2014, Huff Post Travel: Love Letters: Oakland
July 9, 2014, National Geographic, City to Watch: Oakland Rising
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July 8, 2014, SFGate.com, Oaklands most popular new neighborhoods
July 20, 2014, Oakland Magazine, Best of Oakland and the East Bay
June 27, 2014, Oakland Local, Bay Area Nonprofits Fly to New Orleans for YesWeCode hackathon
June 23, 2014, SFGate, Oakland: A Brighter Day for Fashion
June 20, 2014, Contra Costa Times, Oakland Sears Sold, Closure Expected this Summer
June 19, 2014, 7x7, Oakland, the Next Big Thing in Tech?
June 11, 2014, East Bay Express, Buy Local Comes of Age

Projects UNDERWAY

Media Inquiries/Pitches:

MOP Program (Media Outreach Program) to be bi-weekly or monthly reaching out to reporters on a regular basis with curated
story ideas, quote resources, suggestions and more
Pitching freelance writers for national/international travel blogs including BBC.com and national travel wire
Pitching collaboration between the CBDs and Earth Island re: utility box wrap
Spoke with The Registry editor regarding a possible focus article on Oakland/The Districts

Other:

Provided feedback to DISI Committee re: new branding plan
One Pagers for use with media, public & more Ambassadors; Nightlife & Entertainment; Shopping; Nonprofit; Sustainability
exploring avenues to get the most mileage media background packages, etc. (to also be used as part of the MOP program.)
District Tweet-of-the-Week, ongoing

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