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OFFICE OF THE Impact Analysis Report OVERVIEW The Office of the City Clerk is responsible for making all official City Council records and documents accessible to the public and conducting elections for the Mayor, City Council, and ballot measures. Copies of the City Charter, Municipal Code, supplements to the Municipal Code, City Council meeting minutes, official documents, forms, and records are available upon request. City Council meeting agendas and synopses are available on an ongoing basis, by subscription. The Office of the City Clerk also provides duplication of taped material and performs special research and notary services on a fee basis. The majority of these documents are available on the City s website at www.sanjoseca.gov. Public Records Act Standard fees associated with compliance with the Public Records Act (Document Delivery, Document Scanning, Duplication s, Electronic Media, and Publications), which previously appeared in individual department sections, were consolidated for ease of reference and presented as a subsection under the Office of the City Clerk. The s and Charges continues to include these standard fees under the Office of the City Clerk. Automatic Waiver Direct cost of duplication under $5.00 Resolution 7717, adopted August 6, 01, requires an automatic waiver of the direct cost of duplication if the aggregate cost for the response to a public records request is less than five dollars ($5.00). The aggregate cost includes materials, such as a CD and/or postage, when required to complete the request. Other Waivers San José Municipal Code (SJMC) 1.17.015 states that, upon a determination that the disclosure of a record is in the public interest because it is likely to contribute significantly to public understanding of the operations or activities of the government and is not primarily in the commercial interest of the requester, the Rules and Open Government Committee may waive all fees and Council Appointees may waive up to $50.00 for the direct cost of all duplication or two hours of computer programming time. Both the automatic and SJMC authorized waivers are only valid for the request for which the waiver is sought. No revenues are displayed in this section for these fees, as they have historically been included in the various departments. As fee information continues to be consolidated under this model, revenue figures will be reported and monitored centrally. 1

OFFICE OF THE SUMMARY AND IMPACT OF PROPOSED FEE REVISIONS Existing s In, several fee changes are proposed to align fees with projected. These include upward and downward revisions based on an analysis of the amount of time necessary to provide the service, and updated. In this report, the Clerk s Office has an estimated $5,000 in fees for, reflecting a 100.0% cost recovery rate. To remain cost recovery, increases in the following sections are recommended: Duplicating s for Audio and Video Recordings, Sale of Publications and Document Copying s, and Special Research/s; while fee reductions are recommended in the Lobbyist Registration section. Notary Public s, as set by State law, will remain at $15 per acknowledgement. In the Lobbyist Registration section, downward adjustments are recommended for the Client, Lobbyist Registration, and Prorated Registration. The Client is proposed to decrease from $16 to $8.65 per client. The Lobbyist Registration will decrease from $788 to $5.5 per registrant, and the Prorated Registration available for ½ year or less will decrease from $9 to $1.6. The Quarterly Report Delinquent has been recommended to be replaced by the Weekly Report Delinquent, which will change from $10.75 per day to $10.00 per business day until report is filed, up to 60 business days, + 1.5% monthly interest from the 61st day until fine is paid. These adjustments are proposed to bring the fee program to cost recovery. In, City Council recommendation to move to online weekly reporting from quarterly reporting for Lobbyist was implemented. Unlike quarterly reports, which required City Clerk staff to receive, redact, scan, and post; weekly reports are filed online and do not require staff to handle the reports, outside of answering questions or approving an account. Streamlining the Lobbyist process has greatly reduced staff time to only handling new or renewed registrations. To maintain cost recovery levels, the Document Certification is recommended to increase from $10.55 to $1.0 per certification. Agenda Subscriptions for Planning Director Hearing will increase from $1.10 per year to $.00 per year. The fee related to the Sale of City Charter Documents is proposed to increase from $7.0 to $7.85. These fee changes reflect updated of materials and labor associated with the delivery of these services. The Special Research/s fee is recommended to increase from $16.80 per hour, plus duplication to $16.75 per hour, plus duplication. NOTIFICATION The s and Charges Report was released on May, 018, allowing for a minimum of 10 days for public review. Public input on fee proposals will be heard by the City Council at public hearings held on Tuesday, May 15, 018 at 1:0 p.m. and Monday, June 11, 018 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers.

Adopted FEES - CATEGORY I 1. Candidate Ballot Statements 1 Candidate Ballot Statement reimbursement of fee set by Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters. Sub-total Candidate Ballot Statements Duplicating s 1 Audio Recording $8.0 each + electronic media cost $9.00 each + electronic media cost Video Recording $0.80 each + electronic media cost $.50 each + electronic media cost Sub-total Duplicating s. Lobbyist Registration 1 Client $16.00 per client $8.65 per client Delinquent Registration 5% of unpaid fee per day Lobbyist Registration $788.00 per registrant $5.5 per registrant Prorated Registration $9.00 per 1/ year or less $1.6 per 1/ year or less. 5 Weekly Report Delinquent Note:Changed from Quarterly Report Delinquent Sub-total Lobbyist Registration Sale of Publications and Document Copying 1 Agenda Subscriptions - City Council $10.75 per day $89.15 per year + duplication $10.00 per business day until report is filed, up to 60 business days, + 1.5% monthly interest from the 61st day until fine is paid 99.6% 5,000 5,000 5,000 100.0% 100.0% $9.0 per year + duplication

Adopted FEES - CATEGORY I. Sale of Publications and Document Copying Agenda Subscriptions - Planning Commission $6.65 per year + duplication $8.0 per year + duplication Agenda Subscriptions - Planning Director Hearing $1.10 per year + duplication $.00 per year + duplication Capital Budget Book 5 City Charter $7.0 + duplication $7.85 + duplication 6 Code Supplements 7 Document Certification Note: Certification does not include duplication fees that may apply. $10.55 per certification + duplication services $1.0 per certification + duplication services 8 FAX Copies to Public See Public Records Act s 9 Mail Copies to Public See Public Records Act s 10 Municipal Code 11 Operating Budget Book 1 Public Documents See Public Records Act s Sub-total Sale of Publications and Document Copying

Adopted FEES - CATEGORY I 5. Special Research/s 1 Special Research/s $16.80 per hour + duplication services/electronic media $16.75 per hour + duplication services/electronic media Sub-total Special Research/s SUB-TOTAL FEES - CATEGORY I 99.6% 5,000 5,000 5,000 100.0% 100.0% FEES - CATEGORY II 1. Initiative Petition Filing 1 Initiative Petition Filing (set by State law). Sub-total Initiative Petition Filing Local Candidate Election Filing 1 Local Candidate Election Filing (set by State law) $00 per petition $5.00. Sub-total Local Candidate Election Filing Notary Public s 1 Notary Public s (set by State law) $15 each acknowledgement. Sub-total Notary Public s Political Reform Act 1 Document Copying - PRA Forms (set by State law) Late for PRA Filings (set by State law) Retrieval of PRA Forms (5 years or older, as set by State law) Note: Formerly titled "Document Copying - Old PRA Forms (Set by State law)" $0.10 each image $10 per day $5 + $0.10 each image 5

Adopted FEES - CATEGORY II. Political Reform Act Sub-total Political Reform Act SUB-TOTAL FEES - CATEGORY II PUBLIC RECORDS ACT - CATEGORY I 1. Document Delivery 1 Faxing $1.6 for first page, $0.06 per Note: Refer to Duplication fees if additional page printing or copying of document is needed prior to faxing. Mailing Actual s ($1.00 Minimum). Document Scanning 1 All sizes, color, and black & white $0. for first page, $0.05 per additional page + electronic media cost. Duplication s 1 Black & White 11 x 17 $0.07 per page Black & White 8.5 x 11 $0.06 per page Black & White 8.5 x 1 Note: Formerly titled "Black & White 11 x 1" $0.06 per page Color 11 x 17 $0.1 per page 5 Color 8.5 x 11 $0.1 per page 6 Color 8.5 x 1 $0.1 per page 7 Microfiche $.50 first page, $0.6 per additional page 6

Adopted PUBLIC RECORDS ACT - CATEGORY I. Duplication s 8 Microfilm $.50 first page, $0.6 per additional page 9 Optical Imaging 8.5 x 11/11 x 17 $0.0 per page 10 Optical Imaging Reproduction Plans $.50 per page. Electronic Media Note: These fees are only for the cost of the storage medium of document duplication are listed separately. 1 16 GB Thumb Drive $9.71 GB Thumb Drive $16.05 8 GB Thumb Drive $6.78 CD/DVD $0.50 5. Publications 1 Miscellaneous Publications Actual Printing s SUB-TOTAL PUBLIC RECORDS ACT - CATEGORY I TOTAL DEPARTMENT - GENERAL FUND TOTAL DEPARTMENT - Category I TOTAL DEPARTMENT - Category II 5,000 5,000 5,000 100.0% 100.0% 5,000 5,000 5,000 100.0% 100.0% TOTAL DEPARTMENT 5,000 5,000 5,000 100.0% 100.0% 7