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STATE OF CALIFORNIA BRICE W. HARRIS, CHANCELLOR CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES CHANCELLOR S OFFICE 1102 Q STREET, STE. 4554 SACRAMENTO, CA 95811-6549 (916) 445-8752 http://www.cccco.edu MEMORANDUM Date: March 23, 2015 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Auditors Patricia Servin, Specialist Randy Fong, Specialist College Finance & Facilities Planning Estimated Allocations of the 2014-15 Education Revenue Augmentation Fund for Community College s Synopsis: The table below 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 table below. Contact: Patricia Servin, (916) 445-1163 or email pservin@cccco.edu Randy Fong, (916) 327-6238 or email rfong@cccco.edu

ALAMEDA CHABOT-LAS POSITAS $ 4,081,030 ALAMEDA OHLONE 1,306,212 ALAMEDA PERALTA 13,879,184 ALAMEDA SAN JOAQUIN DELTA - ALAMEDA Total 19,266,426 BUTTE BUTTE (3,287,733) BUTTE YUBA (8,785) BUTTE Total (3,296,518) CALAVERAS SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 172,157 CALAVERAS YOSEMITE - CALAVERAS Total 172,157 COLUSA YUBA (263,520) COLUSA Total (263,520) CONTRA COSTA CONTRA COSTA 4,296,953 CONTRA COSTA Total 4,296,953 DEL NORTE REDWOODS - DEL NORTE Total - EL DORADO LAKE TAHOE - EL DORADO LOS RIOS 787,456 EL DORADO SIERRA - EL DORADO Total 787,456 FRESNO MERCED (10,070) FRESNO SEQUOIAS (4,302) FRESNO STATE CENTER (4,695,429) FRESNO WEST HILLS (673,348) FRESNO Total (5,383,149) 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 9,911 LAKE YUBA - LAKE Total 9,911 LASSEN LASSEN (552,415) LASSEN SHASTA (13,825) LASSEN Total (566,240) LOS ANGELES ANTELOPE VALLEY - LOS ANGELES CERRITOS 70,474 LOS ANGELES CITRUS - LOS ANGELES COMPTON - LOS ANGELES EL CAMINO - LOS ANGELES GLENDALE 133,072 LOS ANGELES LONG BEACH - LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES MT SAN ANTONIO - LOS ANGELES NORTH ORANGE - LOS ANGELES PASADENA - LOS ANGELES RIO HONDO - LOS ANGELES SANTA CLARITA - LOS ANGELES SANTA MONICA - LOS ANGELES VICTOR VALLEY - LOS ANGELES Total 203,546 Page 2 of 6

MADERA MERCED (222,035) MADERA STATE CENTER - MADERA Total (222,035) MARIN MARIN - MARIN Total - MENDOCINO MENDOCINO-LAKE - MENDOCINO REDWOODS - MENDOCINO SONOMA 189,751 MENDOCINO Total 189,751 MERCED MERCED (757,706) MERCED YOSEMITE (148,361) MERCED Total (906,067) MODOC LASSEN (8,173) MODOC SHASTA (1,066) MODOC Total (9,239) 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 (4,585,788) NAPA Total (4,585,788) NEVADA SIERRA 539,549 NEVADA Total 539,549 ORANGE COAST - ORANGE NORTH ORANGE - ORANGE RANCHO SANTIAGO 1,079,674 ORANGE SOUTH ORANGE CO. (214,398) ORANGE Total 865,276 PLACER SIERRA 847,975 PLACER Total 847,975 Page 3 of 6

PLUMAS FEATHER RIVER 652,375 PLUMAS Total 652,375 RIVERSIDE DESERT (5,645,985) RIVERSIDE MT SAN JACINTO (5,529,182) RIVERSIDE PALO VERDE (201,515) RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE (7,685,509) RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO (71,049) RIVERSIDE Total (19,133,240) SACRAMENTO LOS RIOS 2,201,352 SACRAMENTO SIERRA - SACRAMENTO SAN JOAQUIN DELTA - SACRAMENTO Total 2,201,352 SAN BENITO CABRILLO (5,968) SAN BENITO GAVILAN (169,123) SAN BENITO HARTNELL (2,562) SAN BENITO WEST HILLS (50) SAN BENITO Total (177,703) SAN BERNARDINO BARSTOW (1,375,251) SAN BERNARDINO CHAFFEY (10,347,527) SAN BERNARDINO COPPER MOUNTAIN (661,216) SAN BERNARDINO KERN - SAN BERNARDINO PALO VERDE - SAN BERNARDINO SAN BERNARDINO (8,202,640) SAN BERNARDINO VICTOR VALLEY (4,613,774) SAN BERNARDINO Total (25,200,408) SAN DIEGO GROSSMONT-CUYAMACA (3,821,983) SAN DIEGO MIRA COSTA - SAN DIEGO PALOMAR (6,471,990) SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO (9,545,160) SAN DIEGO SOUTHWESTERN (2,453,848) SAN DIEGO Total (22,292,981) SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO 38,343,487 SAN FRANCISCO Total 38,343,487 Page 4 of 6

SAN JOAQUIN SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 1,954,928 SAN JOAQUIN YOSEMITE - SAN JOAQUIN Total 1,954,928 SAN LUIS OBISPO ALLAN HANCOCK - SAN LUIS OBISPO SAN LUIS OBISPO 47,709 SAN LUIS OBISPO Total 47,709 SAN MATEO SAN MATEO - SAN MATEO Total - SANTA BARBARA ALLAN HANCOCK 181,566 SANTA BARBARA SANTA BARBARA - SANTA BARBARA Total 181,566 SANTA CLARA FOOTHILL-DEANZA (5,047,166) SANTA CLARA GAVILAN (663,274) SANTA CLARA SAN JOSE - SANTA CLARA WEST VALLEY - SANTA CLARA Total (5,710,440) SANTA CRUZ CABRILLO (25,514) SANTA CRUZ WEST VALLEY (1,312) SANTA CRUZ Total (26,826) SHASTA SHASTA (1,487,968) SHASTA SISKIYOU (6,840) SHASTA Total (1,494,808) SISKIYOU SISKIYOU (137,063) SISKIYOU Total (137,063) SOLANO SAN JOAQUIN DELTA - SOLANO SOLANO (258,847) SOLANO Total (258,847) SONOMA NAPA VALLEY - SONOMA SONOMA 107,864 SONOMA Total 107,864 STANISLAUS YOSEMITE (6,028,279) STANISLAUS Total (6,028,279) Page 5 of 6

Estimated Education Revenue SUTTER YUBA (630,000) SUTTER Total (630,000) TEHAMA SHASTA (228,985) TEHAMA Total (228,985) TRINITY REDWOODS - TRINITY SHASTA - TRINITY Total - TULARE KERN (982,929) TULARE SEQUOIAS (982,929) TULARE STATE CENTER (156,995) TULARE Total (2,122,853) TUOLUMNE YOSEMITE 34,430 TUOLUMNE Total 34,430 VENTURA VENTURA (4,119,864) VENTURA Total (4,119,864) YOLO LOS RIOS (677,356) YOLO SOLANO - YOLO YUBA - YOLO Total (677,356) YUBA YUBA 540,764 YUBA Total 540,764 Grand Total $ (48,027,602) Page 6 of 6

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES ESTIMATED PROPERTY TAX AND ERAF 2014-15 First Principal Apportionment 2/26/2015 DISTRICT ERAF $ Allocated Property Tax Tax Revenue ALLAN HANCOCK $ 181,566 $ 13,234,222 $ 13,415,788 ANTELOPE VALLEY - 5,860,741 5,860,741 BARSTOW (1,375,251) 4,226,088 2,850,837 BUTTE (3,502,253) 15,357,765 11,855,512 CABRILLO (51,328) 21,500,037 21,448,709 CERRITOS 70,474 8,572,021 8,642,495 CHABOT-LAS POSITAS 4,081,030 26,586,473 30,667,503 CHAFFEY (10,347,527) 26,785,096 16,437,569 CITRUS - 4,768,442 4,768,442 COAST - 105,477,427 105,477,427 COMPTON - 4,280,684 4,280,684 CONTRA COSTA 4,296,953 69,516,374 73,813,327 COPPER MOUNTAIN (661,216) 1,723,432 1,062,216 DESERT (5,645,985) 25,239,451 19,593,466 EL CAMINO - 28,033,646 28,033,646 FEATHER RIVER 652,375 4,376,319 5,028,694 FOOTHILL-DEANZA (5,047,166) 83,734,750 78,687,584 GAVILAN (832,397) 15,777,618 14,945,221 GLENDALE 133,072 9,981,232 10,114,304 GROSSMONT-CUYAMACA (3,821,983) 34,774,518 30,952,535 HARTNELL (516,937) 18,763,705 18,246,768 IMPERIAL (3,379,042) 7,969,623 4,590,581 KERN (10,098,039) 55,884,224 45,786,185 LAKE TAHOE - 3,684,960 3,684,960 LASSEN (560,588) 1,922,358 1,361,770 LONG BEACH - 12,580,904 12,580,904 LOS ANGELES - 176,975,087 176,975,087 LOS RIOS 2,311,452 51,946,602 54,258,054 MARIN - 44,652,773 44,652,773 MENDOCINO-LAKE 9,911 6,103,326 6,113,237 MERCED (989,811) 9,909,193 8,919,382 MIRA COSTA - 82,502,054 82,502,054 MONTEREY PENINSULA (407,567) 14,597,747 14,190,180 MT SAN ANTONIO - 19,352,556 19,352,556 MT SAN JACINTO (5,529,182) 24,147,890 18,618,708 NAPA VALLEY (4,585,788) 24,766,321 20,180,533 NORTH ORANGE - 67,162,251 67,162,251 OHLONE 1,306,212 16,105,508 17,411,720 PALO VERDE (201,515) 1,395,845 1,194,330 PALOMAR (6,471,990) 60,531,699 54,059,709 PASADENA - 23,559,961 23,559,961 Page 1 of 2

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES ESTIMATED PROPERTY TAX AND ERAF 2014-15 First Principal Apportionment 2/26/2015 DISTRICT ERAF $ Allocated Property Tax Tax Revenue PERALTA 13,879,184 18,768,055 32,647,239 RANCHO SANTIAGO 1,079,674 46,264,663 47,344,337 REDWOODS (430,496) 9,637,088 9,206,592 RIO HONDO - 5,884,459 5,884,459 RIVERSIDE (7,685,509) 34,127,903 26,442,394 SAN BERNARDINO (8,273,689) 21,494,768 13,221,079 SAN DIEGO (9,545,160) 86,447,356 76,902,196 SAN FRANCISCO 38,343,487 24,127,281 62,470,768 SAN JOAQUIN DELTA 2,127,085 23,215,120 25,342,205 SAN JOSE - 76,610,819 76,610,819 SAN LUIS OBISPO 42,565 31,693,151 31,735,716 SAN MATEO - 113,280,563 113,280,563 SANTA BARBARA - 25,607,361 25,607,361 SANTA CLARITA - 14,722,005 14,722,005 SANTA MONICA - 14,927,055 14,927,055 SEQUOIAS (2,176,723) 13,316,704 11,139,981 SHASTA (1,732,922) 13,776,649 12,043,727 SIERRA 1,387,524 60,041,945 61,429,469 SISKIYOU (143,903) 3,623,873 3,479,970 SOLANO (258,847) 13,396,080 13,137,233 SONOMA 297,615 44,104,526 44,402,141 SOUTH ORANGE CO. (214,398) 176,357,213 176,142,815 SOUTHWESTERN (2,453,848) 22,147,758 19,693,910 STATE CENTER (4,878,340) 38,402,871 33,524,531 VENTURA (4,119,864) 53,978,263 49,858,399 VICTOR VALLEY (4,613,774) 11,940,930 7,327,156 WEST HILLS (1,163,396) 5,986,032 4,822,636 WEST KERN - 9,724,003 9,724,003 WEST VALLEY (1,312) 81,485,340 81,484,028 YOSEMITE (6,142,210) 38,314,736 32,172,526 YUBA (367,825) 22,371,823 22,003,998 State Total $ (48,027,602) $ 2,390,097,316 $ 2,342,069,714 Page 2 of 2