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AGENDA TITLE: Resolution Approving Boundaries of the Targeted EmploymentArea for the San
Joaquin County Enterprise Zone
MEETING DATE: September 17,2008
PREPARED BY: City Manager
RECOMMENDED ACTION: Adopt a Resolution approving the boundaries of the Targeted
EmploymentArea (TEA) for the San Joaquin County Enterprise Zone in conjunction with San Joaquin
County and cities of Stockton, Lathrop, Manteca. Tracy and Escalon.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION: On January 31,2008, parts of San Joaquin County, including areas
of Lodi, received conditional designation as one of the State's eight newest enterprise zones. The
purpose of an enterprise zone is to attract business investment and job creation to an economically
distressed area through special state incentives over a 15 -year period. One of the primary goals of an
enterprise zone is to provide employment opportunities for residents of these areas.
The State provides wage tax credits to enterprise zone businesses that hire local workers who live within
a "Targeted EmploymentArea (TEA)." Census tracts with 51 percent or more of their households earning
less than the state's median household income ($47,493) qualify for inclusion in the TEA. The
boundaries of a TEA do not need to correspondwith the enterprise zone, but only Census tracts of
jurisdictions participating in the enterprise zone may be included. Residents of the proposed TEA
automatically qualify for an Enterprise Zone Hiring Tax Credit voucher.
Within the Lodi city limits, the proposed TEA is larger than the enterprise zone boundaries and covers a
majority of the City. Of the 15 Census tracts in Lodi, the eight included in the proposed TEA represent 78
percent of the City's population in the 2000 Census. The tracts in the TEA encompass the areas east of
Lower Sacramento Road between Lodi Avenue and Turner Road, east of Ham Lane between Lodi
Avenue and Kettleman Lane, and east of the Woodbridge Irrigation Canal between Kettleman Lane and
Harney Lane. Reynolds Ranch also is part of the proposed TEA as part of a Census tract that extends
beyond Lodi's city limits.
Establishing TEA will vastly increase the number of eligible individuals from which businesses can
select their employees and receive the hiring tax credit. The establishment of the TEA will increase
employment opportunities for residents of distressed areas within San Joaquin County, including Lodi,
whether they work for a Lodi business or one within another part of the San Joaquin County Enterprise
Zone. Census tracts 42,01, 42,03, 42.04, 43.02, 43.06, 44.01, 44.02 and 45.00 in Lodi would be included
in the TEA. Census data shows that in 2000 there were 18,259 people employed in those tracts and
1,686 unemployed.
APPROVED:
(!!reing, City Manager
Businesses may claim tax credits of up to $37,440, and sometimes more, over a five-year period for
hiring an employee living within a TEA. Businesses may also claim the credit for hiring employees who
meet other criteria.
All municipal partners in the new San Joaquin County EnterpriseZone, San Joaquin County and the
State Housing and Community Development Department must approve the designation of a Targeted
Employment Area by resolution or ordinance before it becomes effective.
FISCAL IMPACT: None.
FUNDING AVAILABLE: N/A
BlairgLw/
City
Prepareo by Jeff How, Communications Speciaust
Attachments: Resoiut on Maps of proposed TEA. List of CensusTracts in proposed TEA
RESOLUTION NO. 2008-188
A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL APPROVING
BOUNDARIES OF THE TARGETED EMPLOYMENT AREA FOR
THE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY ENTERPRISE ZONE AND
AUTHORIZING APPLICATION TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
WHEREAS, on January 31, 2008, the San Joaquin County Enterprise Zone
received conditional designation from the State of California; and
WHEREAS, June, 22, 2008, operations of the San Joaquin County enterprise
zone commenced, pending final designation; and
WHEREAS, San Joaquin County, in conjunction with the cities of Lodi, Stockton,
Lathrop, Manteca, Tracy, and Escalon, will submit the Targeted Employment Area
request, concurrent with submission of documentation to complete the necessary steps
for final designation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Lodi City Council does hereby
authorize the submission to the State of California Housing and Community
Development Department the proposed San Joaquin County Enterprise Zone Targeted
Employment Area Census tracts as show in Exhibit A and any documents required to
request the approval of the Targeted Employment Area for the San Joaquin County
Enterprise Zone.
Dated: September 17, 2008
hereby certify that Resolution No. 2008-188 was passed and adopted by the
City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held September 17, 2008, by the
following vote:
AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS — Hansen, Hitchcock, Johnson, Katzakian,
and Mayor Mounce
NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS—None
ABSENT COUNCIL MEMBERS — None
ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS— None
R I JOHL
City Clerk
Exhibit A
San Joaquin County Targeted Employment Area (TEA)
Table of Census Tract Assessments
A
B
C
D
E
Census Tract
Median
Number of
Number of Households
Percentage of Households
Number
Household
Households
with Less than Median
at low to moderate
Income in
(Total)
Household Income
levels
(State)*
(Threshold = 51%)
1
47,493
1,669
1,549
92.8% TEA Eligible
3
47,493
1,156
1,063
92.0% TEA Eligible
4.01
47,493
1,217
756
62.1% TEA Eligible
4.02
47,493
1,999
1,834
91.7% TEA Eligible
5
47,493
871
779
89.4% TEA Eligible
6
47,493
571
471
82.5% TEA Eligible
7
47,493
1,383
1,131
81.8% TEA Eligible
8
47,493
436
407
93.3% TEA Eligible
9
47,493
1,952
1,410
72.2% TEA Eligible
10
47,493
2,046
1,281
62.6% TEA Eligible
11.01
47,493
1,771
1,104
62.3% TEA Eligible
11.02
47,493
2,038
1,496
73.4% TEA Eligible
13
47,493
1,978
1,386
70.1% TEA Eligible
14
47,493
1,880
1,408
74.9% TEA Eligible
15
47,493
1,950
1,492
76.5% TEA Eligible
16
47,493
645
529
82.0% TEA Eligible
17
47,493
1,119
953
85.2% TEA Eligible
18
47,493
1,093
856
78.3% TEA Eligible
19
47,493
1,411
1,193
84.5% TEA Eligible
20
47,493
1,130
899
79.6% TEA Eligible
21
47,493
1,241
854
68.8% TEA Eligible
22
47,493
1,941
1,594
82.1% TEA Eligible
23
47,493
1,380
1,168
84.6% TEA Eligible
24
47,493
1,807
1,381
76.4% TEA Eligible
25.01
47,493
948
635
67.0% TEA Eligib SW STkn
25.02
47,493
1,743
1,120
64.3% TEA Eligible
27.01
47,493
1,709
1,332
77.9% TEA Eligible
27.02
47,493
1,057
812
76.8% TEA Eligible
28
47,493
827
585
70.7% TEA Eligible
31.08
47,493
1,888
1,141
60.4% TEA Eligible
31.09
47,493
2,190
1,232
56.3% TEA Eligible
31.1
47,493
1,571
1,156
73.6% TEA Eligible
31.11
47,493
1,757
1,130
64.3% TEA Eligible
31.13
47,493
2,075
1,607
77.4% TEA Eligible
32.05
47,493
1,313
708
53.9% TEA Eligib NW Stkn
32.11
47,493
1,891
1,118
59.1% TEA Eligible
32.15
47,493
1,630
1,018
62.5% TEA Eligible
33.05
47,493
1,500
842
56.1% TEA Eligible
33.06
47,493
1,423
1,044
73.4% TEA Eligible
33.07
47,493
1,826
1,400
76.7% TEA Eligible
33.08
47,493
693
571
82.4% TEA Eligible
33.09
47,493
2,020
1,733
85.8% TEA Eligible
33.1
47,493
1,495
1,058
70.8% TEA Eligible
33.11
47,493
1,098
712
64.8% TEA Eligible
34.03
47,493
1,191
619
52.0% TEA Eligib N Stkn- W of West Lane
34.04
47,493
1,770
1,343
75.9% TEA Eligible
34.05
47,493
1,090
728
66.8% TEA Eligible
34.06
47,493
1,197
1,019
85.1% TEA Eligible
34.07
47,493
831
700
84.2% TEA Eligible
34.08
47,493
2,597
1,404
54.1% TEA Eligib NE Stkn
36.01
47,493
1,315
802
61.0% TEA Eligible
36.02
47,493
928
518
55.8% TEA Eligib Waterloo, Noble Acres
37
47,493
1,031
776
75.3% TEA Eligible
38.03
47,493
1,001
712
71.1% TEA Eligible
39
47,493
423
249
58.9% TEA Eligible
40.01
47,493
1,038
812
78.2% TEA Eligible
41.02
47,493
1,245
756
60.7% TEA Eligible
42.01
47,493
2,484
1,527
61.5% TEA Eligible
42.03
47,493
1,443
1,063
73.7% TEA Eligible
42.04
47,493
1,320
782
59.2% TEA Eligible
43.02
47,493
2,230
1,483
66.5% TEA Eligible
43.06
47,493
2,731
1,795
65.7% TEA Eligible
44.01
47,493
2,137
1,678
78.5% TEA Eligible
44.02
47,493
1,311
717
54.7% TEA Eligib SE Lodi
45
47,493
2,162
1,595
73.8% TEA Eligible
47.01
47,493
947
509
53.7% TEA Eligible
48
47,493
1,335
697
52.2% TEA Eligib Linden and E County
49.02
47,493
1,761
953
54.1% TEA Eligib SE county and Escalon
51.06
47,493
936
495
52.9% TEA Eligib S of Manteca
51.08
47,493
1,362
902
66.2% TEA Eligible
51.09
47,493
1,445
1,079
74.7% TEA Eligible
51.11
47,493
254
176
69.3% TEA Eligible
51.13
47,493
1,557
942
60.5% TEA Eligible
51.15
47,493
2,375
1,226
51.6% TEA Eligib S Manteca
51.19
47,493
465
295
63.4% TEA Eligible
51.22
47,493
927
525
56.6% TEA Eligib S of Lathrop/120 corridor
51.23
47,493
1,106
632
57.1% TEA Eligible
51.24
47,493
1,197
809
67.6% TEA Eligible
51.26
47,493
1,378
778
56.5% TEA Eligib N Manteca
53.03
47,493
1,589
1,016
63.9% TEA Eligible
54.04
47,493
1,955
1,072
54.8% TEA Eligible
55
47,493
1,162
659
56.7% TEA Eligible
46
47,493
1,950
997
51.1% TEA Eligib N of Lodi
*State median household income is used in Column B because median household income for San Joaquin County is lower than the State figure.
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The County of San Joaquin does not warrant its accuracy or suitability for any particular purpose.
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Printed: 06/10/2008 DB
121030'0"W 121'22'30"W 121015'0"W 121'7'30"W 121'0'0"W
Lodi Census Tracts in proposed
Targeted Employment Area