
The Landscape Maintenance Districts (LMD) section of the Engineering Division oversees 27 LMDs and one Community Facilities District (CFD), and is responsible for monitoring the contracts of each LMD and inspecting work done to ensure each region's fund is used to the greatest benefit of local residents.
For more information about your LMD, or to learn about how to create a LMD in your neighborhood, email us or call (707) 648-4315.
To learn if you are in a LMD, view the map.
What is a LMD?
A LMD is a financing vehicle utilized to make certain improvements to particular neighborhoods within the community. These improvements, such as parks, playgrounds, landscapes, sidewalks, trees, etc., are paid for by the landowners within the LMD.
LMD Funding
Both types of LMDs receive annual Engineering Reports, which recommend the fee required to maintain or upgrade existing LMD benefits. These findings are submitted to the City Council for a Public Hearing.
1911 ACT LMDS
Annual 1911 Act Overview Report
Improvement Act of 1911
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1972 ACT LMDS
Annual 1972 Act Engineer's Report
Annual Hiddenbrooke Engineer's Report
California State Highway Code Landscape and Lighting Act of 1972
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| Property owners in these LMDs are assessed a percentage of the value of their home. |
Property owners in these LMDs are assessed a fee based on the size of the parcel of land they occupy. |
- Cimarron Hills/Madigan Ranch
- College Hills
- Seaview (Costa del Rio)
- Glen Cove I/II
- Greenmont-Seaport Hills
- Hunter Ranch I/II
- Monica Place
- Ridgecrest
- Somerset I/II
- Somerset III
- Springtree/Fleming Hill
- Summit II
- Town & Country I
- Woodridge
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- Bordoni Ranch
- Carriage Oaks
- Garthe Ranch Estates (Zone A)
- Garthe Ranch Highland (Zone B)
- Glen Cove III / Glen Cove III 2015
- Hiddenbrooke
- Hunter Ranch III
- Marine World/Fairgrounds Drive
- Marin View
- Northeast Quadrant (including Zone A)
- Sandpiper Point
- South Vallejo Business Park
- Town & Country II-V
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View the Region Map Here.
More about California LMDs
Trimming or Pruning Trees
Please visit the Public Works Grounds Maintenance page for information about trimming trees.
For more information call (707) 648-4315.
Integrated Pest Management Policy
The City of Vallejo Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Policy is a proactive, environmentally responsible approach to managing pests that combines multiple strategies to prevent and control infestations in the most effective, economical, and least hazardous manner. This policy establishes the framework for implementing IPM practices that minimize risks to human health, property, and the environment.
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