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Table 3 -D <br />5 Year Summary: Violations for All Property Types <br />400 <br />350 <br />300 <br />250 <br />200 <br />150 <br />100 <br />50 <br />0 <br />G off ti� G 0 r �a et,� 4 Goo {. o fi G � o � O ��t <br />roe co ,�4 _0 e {- ,, ��� � `N , � � <br />x'40 a~ �� � 0 0 ti0�1 4eo, <br />o� <br />9 6 , <br />6A� bo <br />, to ,o <br />■ 2007 <br />■ 2008 <br />■ 2009 <br />■ 2010 <br />■ 2011 <br />City Property Work Orders <br />In 2011, 32 work orders were issued for City -owned properties, an increase of 28% over <br />2010. This variance can be attributed to a longer growing season which required multiple <br />mowing's in 2011. The City -owned properties included in this program include right -of- <br />way vision clear zone areas, natural resource areas and Planning and Development <br />Department owned properties. <br />The cost to mow City owned properties this year remained consistent with 2010 at <br />$7,268.25 and $7,173.25 respectively. Just two years ago in 2009, City work orders cost <br />$8,131.80. The 2011 costs reflect an 11 % decrease form 2009 costs. Due to spring rain, <br />site conditions were wetter this year requiring two work orders on most City sites to <br />address visual clear zone, sidewalk and other obstructions using hand labor and finishing <br />any firebreak and other obstructions during the second cutting when the site conditions <br />were dryer. <br />Because we have an existing mowing contract, we assist the Planning and Development <br />Department by coordinating mowing activities on properties they own. In 2011, <br />$2,953.25 was expended on Planning and Development owned properties, a considerable <br />increase from the $1,550.96 paid the previous year. The price increase can be attributed <br />to multiple mowing's required due to a longer growing season in 2011. Currently, the <br />12 <br />