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STATE OF CALIFORNIA BRICE HARRIS, CHANCELLOR CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES SYSTEM OFFICE 1102 Q STREET SACRAMENTO, CA 95811-6549 (916) 445-8752 HTTP://WWW.CCCCO.EDU June 10, 2015 To: From: Subject: Auditors Patricia Servin, Specialist Randy Fong, Specialist College Finance & Facilities Planning Estimated Allocation of the 2014-15 Education Revenue Augmentation Fund for Community College s Synopsis: The attached table provides the estimated allocations of the Education Revenue Augmentation Fund (ERAF) for community college districts, pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Code Section 97.3 (d) (3). The ERAF funds were allocated to community college districts in inverse proportion to the amount of local property tax revenue per funded full-time equivalent student (FTES) of the district. The district with the lowest property tax revenue per FTES received the first allocation of revenue from the county's fund until that district achieved the revenue per FTES of the next lowest district within the county. This procedure continued until all revenue was distributed from the fund. No funds have been distributed to a district that is an excess tax school entity. In the event a county determines there is excess ERAF above the allocation schedule provided, the county auditor shall distribute the excess in the same proportion as identified in this allocation schedule. In the event a county determines there is excess ERAF when the attached schedule indicates zero for any or all districts in the county, please contact either of us for the appropriate allocation distribution. These allocations are based on the best information available at this time. Revisions to this allocation will be distributed to county and district officials as soon as better information becomes available. Action/Date Requested: Please make allocations of ERAF funds to community college districts in accordance with the attached table. Contact: Patricia Servin, (916) 445-1163 email pservin@cccco.edu or Randy Fong, (916) 327-6238 or email rfong@cccco.edu Attachment

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES ESTIMATED PROPERTY TAX AND ERAF 2014-15 Second Principal Apportionment April 15, 2015 DISTRICT ERAF $ Allocated Property Tax Tax Revenue ALLAN HANCOCK $ 413,531 $ 13,321,252 $ 13,734,783 ANTELOPE VALLEY - 5,595,966 5,595,966 BARSTOW (1,363,078) 4,429,070 3,065,992 BUTTE (3,484,614) 15,954,449 12,469,835 CABRILLO (88,121) 21,216,642 21,128,521 CERRITOS 5,938,240 8,378,097 14,316,337 CHABOT-LAS POSITAS 3,848,416 26,903,394 30,751,810 CHAFFEY (10,253,076) 32,625,084 22,372,008 CITRUS - 4,646,691 4,646,691 COAST - 106,752,480 106,752,480 COMPTON - 4,198,777 4,198,777 CONTRA COSTA 4,440,145 75,918,178 80,358,323 COPPER MOUNTAIN (655,366) 1,742,858 1,087,492 DESERT (5,176,792) 30,858,255 25,681,463 EL CAMINO - 27,393,579 27,393,579 FEATHER RIVER 484,968 4,346,039 4,831,007 FOOTHILL-DEANZA (5,745,018) 85,855,029 80,110,011 GAVILAN (882,444) 16,381,887 15,499,443 GLENDALE 2,966,651 9,480,644 12,447,295 GROSSMONT-CUYAMACA (3,391,849) 35,588,291 32,196,442 HARTNELL (516,306) 18,765,710 18,249,404 IMPERIAL (3,379,042) 8,370,224 4,991,182 KERN (10,083,016) 56,063,177 45,980,161 LAKE TAHOE - 3,686,895 3,686,895 LASSEN (393,753) 1,989,327 1,595,574 LONG BEACH 4,459,840 11,948,516 16,408,356 LOS ANGELES - 169,737,484 169,737,484 LOS RIOS 2,317,956 52,821,524 55,139,480 MARIN - 44,880,888 44,880,888 MENDOCINO-LAKE 132,121 6,193,751 6,325,872 MERCED (970,168) 9,918,286 8,948,118 MIRA COSTA - 83,709,879 83,709,879 MONTEREY PENINSULA (407,567) 14,597,747 14,190,180 MT SAN ANTONIO 6,814,973 18,331,802 25,146,775 MT SAN JACINTO (5,069,695) 25,377,676 20,307,981 NAPA VALLEY (2,757,424) 25,401,830 22,644,406 NORTH ORANGE - 67,255,502 67,255,502 OHLONE 1,566,979 15,741,030 17,308,009 PALO VERDE (184,769) 1,466,619 1,281,850 PALOMAR (5,876,227) 64,132,135 58,255,908 PASADENA - 23,306,856 23,306,856 Page 1 of 2

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES ESTIMATED PROPERTY TAX AND ERAF 2014-15 Second Principal Apportionment April 15, 2015 DISTRICT ERAF $ Allocated Property Tax Tax Revenue PERALTA 14,197,660 19,742,788 33,940,448 RANCHO SANTIAGO 2,818,586 49,378,921 52,197,507 REDWOODS (430,496) 9,786,167 9,355,671 RIO HONDO - 5,572,401 5,572,401 RIVERSIDE (7,046,826) 36,364,497 29,317,671 SAN BERNARDINO (8,195,575) 23,284,554 15,088,979 SAN DIEGO (8,585,162) 90,999,832 82,414,670 SAN FRANCISCO 30,917,500 24,321,102 55,238,602 SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 2,164,256 23,844,982 26,009,238 SAN JOSE - 78,753,966 78,753,966 SAN LUIS OBISPO 217,624 31,948,039 32,165,663 SAN MATEO - 113,614,631 113,614,631 SANTA BARBARA - 25,738,970 25,738,970 SANTA CLARITA - 14,030,098 14,030,098 SANTA MONICA 1,133,894 16,339,281 17,473,175 SEQUOIAS (3,358,105) 13,748,221 10,390,116 SHASTA (1,720,972) 15,038,074 13,317,102 SIERRA 1,449,072 60,533,045 61,982,117 SISKIYOU (204,084) 3,656,819 3,452,735 SOLANO (258,847) 13,205,207 12,946,360 SONOMA 215,728 45,057,097 45,272,825 SOUTH ORANGE CO. - 177,271,462 177,271,462 SOUTHWESTERN (2,207,241) 22,805,393 20,598,152 STATE CENTER (5,135,210) 39,164,715 34,029,505 VENTURA (5,812,743) 59,218,815 53,406,072 VICTOR VALLEY (4,591,069) 12,165,951 7,574,882 WEST HILLS (1,192,636) 6,048,886 4,856,250 WEST KERN - 9,813,004 9,813,004 WEST VALLEY (3,281) 83,543,909 83,540,628 YOSEMITE (5,347,749) 39,085,410 33,737,661 YUBA 1,168,985 22,418,561 23,587,546 State Total $ (27,101,196) $ 2,441,778,318 $ 2,414,677,122 Page 2 of 2

ALAMEDA CHABOT-LAS POSITAS $ 3,848,416 ALAMEDA OHLONE 1,566,979 ALAMEDA PERALTA 14,197,660 ALAMEDA SAN JOAQUIN DELTA - ALAMEDA Total 19,613,055 BUTTE BUTTE (3,270,094) BUTTE YUBA (8,738) BUTTE Total (3,278,832) CALAVERAS SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 172,784 CALAVERAS YOSEMITE - CALAVERAS Total 172,784 COLUSA YUBA (263,520) COLUSA Total (263,520) CONTRA COSTA CONTRA COSTA 4,440,145 CONTRA COSTA Total 4,440,145 DEL NORTE REDWOODS - DEL NORTE Total - EL DORADO LAKE TAHOE - EL DORADO LOS RIOS 798,937 EL DORADO SIERRA - EL DORADO Total 798,937 FRESNO MERCED (10,300) FRESNO SEQUOIAS (4,324) FRESNO STATE CENTER (4,954,699) FRESNO WEST HILLS (702,601) FRESNO Total (5,671,924) GLENN BUTTE (214,520) GLENN YUBA (6,284) GLENN Total (220,804) HUMBOLDT REDWOODS (430,496) HUMBOLDT SHASTA (1,078) HUMBOLDT Total (431,574) Page 1 of 6

IMPERIAL DESERT - IMPERIAL IMPERIAL (3,379,042) IMPERIAL Total (3,379,042) INYO KERN - INYO Total - KERN ANTELOPE VALLEY - KERN KERN (9,115,110) KERN WEST KERN - KERN Total (9,115,110) KINGS SEQUOIAS (1,189,492) KINGS STATE CENTER (25,916) KINGS WEST HILLS (489,788) KINGS Total (1,705,196) LAKE MENDOCINO-LAKE (23,920) LAKE YUBA - LAKE Total (23,920) LASSEN LASSEN (388,048) LASSEN SHASTA (17,766) LASSEN Total (405,814) LOS ANGELES ANTELOPE VALLEY - LOS ANGELES CERRITOS 5,938,240 LOS ANGELES CITRUS - LOS ANGELES COMPTON - LOS ANGELES EL CAMINO - LOS ANGELES GLENDALE 2,966,651 LOS ANGELES LONG BEACH 4,459,840 LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES MT SAN ANTONIO 6,814,973 LOS ANGELES NORTH ORANGE - LOS ANGELES PASADENA - LOS ANGELES RIO HONDO - LOS ANGELES SANTA CLARITA - LOS ANGELES SANTA MONICA 1,133,894 LOS ANGELES VICTOR VALLEY - LOS ANGELES Total 21,313,598 Page 2 of 6

MADERA MERCED (202,162) MADERA STATE CENTER - MADERA Total (202,162) MARIN MARIN - MARIN Total - MENDOCINO MENDOCINO-LAKE 156,041 MENDOCINO REDWOODS - MENDOCINO SONOMA - MENDOCINO Total 156,041 MERCED MERCED (757,706) MERCED YOSEMITE (148,361) MERCED Total (906,067) MODOC LASSEN (5,705) MODOC SHASTA (831) MODOC Total (6,536) MONTEREY CABRILLO (19,846) MONTEREY HARTNELL (514,375) MONTEREY MONTEREY PENINSULA (407,567) MONTEREY SAN LUIS OBISPO (5,144) MONTEREY WEST HILLS (210) MONTEREY Total (947,142) NAPA NAPA VALLEY (2,757,424) NAPA Total (2,757,424) NEVADA SIERRA 601,097 NEVADA Total 601,097 ORANGE COAST - ORANGE NORTH ORANGE - ORANGE RANCHO SANTIAGO 2,818,586 ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE CO. - ORANGE Total 2,818,586 PLACER SIERRA 847,975 PLACER Total 847,975 Page 3 of 6

PLUMAS FEATHER RIVER 484,968 PLUMAS Total 484,968 RIVERSIDE DESERT (5,176,792) RIVERSIDE MT SAN JACINTO (5,069,695) RIVERSIDE PALO VERDE (184,769) RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE (7,046,826) RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO (65,144) RIVERSIDE Total (17,543,226) SACRAMENTO LOS RIOS 2,018,968 SACRAMENTO SIERRA - SACRAMENTO SAN JOAQUIN DELTA - SACRAMENTO Total 2,018,968 SAN BENITO CABRILLO (4,498) SAN BENITO GAVILAN (127,462) SAN BENITO HARTNELL (1,931) SAN BENITO WEST HILLS (37) SAN BENITO Total (133,928) SAN BERNARDINO BARSTOW (1,363,078) SAN BERNARDINO CHAFFEY (10,253,076) SAN BERNARDINO COPPER MOUNTAIN (655,366) SAN BERNARDINO KERN - SAN BERNARDINO PALO VERDE - SAN BERNARDINO SAN BERNARDINO (8,130,431) SAN BERNARDINO VICTOR VALLEY (4,591,069) SAN BERNARDINO Total (24,993,020) SAN DIEGO GROSSMONT-CUYAMACA (3,391,849) SAN DIEGO MIRA COSTA - SAN DIEGO PALOMAR (5,876,227) SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO (8,585,162) SAN DIEGO SOUTHWESTERN (2,207,241) SAN DIEGO Total (20,060,479) SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO 30,917,500 SAN FRANCISCO Total 30,917,500 Page 4 of 6

SAN JOAQUIN SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 1,991,472 SAN JOAQUIN YOSEMITE - SAN JOAQUIN Total 1,991,472 SAN LUIS OBISPO ALLAN HANCOCK - SAN LUIS OBISPO SAN LUIS OBISPO 222,768 SAN LUIS OBISPO Total 222,768 SAN MATEO SAN MATEO - SAN MATEO Total - SANTA BARBARA ALLAN HANCOCK 416,264 SANTA BARBARA SANTA BARBARA - SANTA BARBARA Total 416,264 SANTA CLARA FOOTHILL-DEANZA (5,745,018) SANTA CLARA GAVILAN (754,982) SANTA CLARA SAN JOSE - SANTA CLARA WEST VALLEY - SANTA CLARA Total (6,500,000) SANTA CRUZ CABRILLO (63,777) SANTA CRUZ WEST VALLEY (3,281) SANTA CRUZ Total (67,058) SHASTA SHASTA (1,472,312) SHASTA SISKIYOU (6,840) SHASTA Total (1,479,152) SISKIYOU SISKIYOU (197,244) SISKIYOU Total (197,244) SOLANO SAN JOAQUIN DELTA - SOLANO SOLANO (258,847) SOLANO Total (258,847) SONOMA NAPA VALLEY - SONOMA SONOMA 215,728 SONOMA Total 215,728 STANISLAUS YOSEMITE (5,217,759) STANISLAUS Total (5,217,759) Page 5 of 6

Estimated Education Revenue SUTTER YUBA (660,000) SUTTER Total (660,000) TEHAMA SHASTA (228,985) TEHAMA Total (228,985) TRINITY REDWOODS - TRINITY SHASTA - TRINITY Total - TULARE KERN (967,906) TULARE SEQUOIAS (2,164,289) TULARE STATE CENTER (154,595) TULARE Total (3,286,790) TUOLUMNE YOSEMITE 18,371 TUOLUMNE Total 18,371 VENTURA ALLAN HANCOCK (2,733) VENTURA VENTURA (5,812,743) VENTURA Total (5,812,743) YOLO LOS RIOS (499,949) YOLO SOLANO - YOLO YUBA - YOLO Total (499,949) YUBA YUBA 2,107,527 YUBA Total 2,107,527 Grand Total $ (27,101,196) Page 6 of 6