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TRAILS ADVISORY COMMITTEE AGENDA
RAINS ROOM
CITY HALL
10500 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE
A.
6:00 P.M. -CALL TO ORDER
RollCall: Francisco OaxacaVictoria s
Rich 1 r Otis Greer
i (Alt) Dr. Sean WelshIt
Carol Douglass(Equestrian) EI (Bicycle)
Mike SmithCoordinator
B. PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS
This is the timer the general publicto addressi iCommittee
any item listedr i i ils Advisory Committeer
addressing issue not previously included i receive
testimony and set the matter for a subsequent meeting.
Comments are to be limitediv i r individual r less, the
Staffr inator, depending upon the number of individual r f the audience. i
professionali ti . Please refrain
audienceany debate between , making loud noisesr engaging in any activity
whichight be disruptive to the decor i .
C. STAFF REPORTS
The following items do not legally require li testimony, the Committee
meetingopen the i input.
1. SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW DRC2017-00795IVAN RICHARDSON
THE CORAL SKY ASSOCIATION -A review of proposedlocal feeder trail
improvements it in an existingsingle-family residential r c (Tract 1 1) located within
the Very Low Residential (VQ District of the EtiwandaSpecific Equestrian
Overlay( ) District at the northwest corner of Wardman Bullock Road and Wilson Avenue.
This item was continued from r 11, 2017 meeting,
E. ADJOURNMENT
Page D. IDENTIFICATION OF ITEMS FOR THE NEXT MEETING of 2
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TRAILS ADVISORY COMMITTEE AGENDA
RAINS ROOM
CITY HALL
10500 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE
, Lois J. Schrader, PlanningCommission it , or my
designee, hereby certifytrue, accurate copy of the foregoing
Wednesday, November 1, 2017, seventy-two (72) hours prior iGovernment
Code 54954.2 at 10500 Civic Centr Drive.
PlanningLois J. Schrader
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City of Rancho Cucamonga
If you need speciali t accommodations to participatein thistin I s
contact the Planningrat at( ) 477-2750, Notification of 48 hoursprior to the
meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility.
Listening ices are availablefor the hearingimpaired.
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TRAILS
®_ Dominick r November
SITE - 7 - IVAN RICHARDSON ON BEHALF
CORAL Y I - A reviews l feeder trail
improvements wi i n existing single-family residential tract (Tract 7 1) located ithi the
Very Low Residential District of the Efiwandacific Plan andian Overlay
District at the northwest corner of Wardman BullockWilson Avenue.
9g2ggLe: During the discussion of this item at the TrailsAdvisory Committee JAC)
meetingc r 11, 2017, several committee r requested itidetails regarding
the style location of the bollardswithin trail. Following the TAC meeting, t t with the
applicant to discussthe detailsf the proposed bollardssite Idepicting the proposed
bollard configuration/spacingdeveloped,
shownAs on Exhibit B, threeIl r spaced 3 feet, inches to 4 feet apart will be installed r
the trail narrows to 15 feet in widthII seven trail entrances ( x i it ). The applicant
contends that placement of the bollardst the narrowest i of each trail entrance will achieve
the homeowner's association's I of restricting rivehicle cc i i trails,
The proposed cll rds are removable to allowfor authorizedvehicle c to the trails,
be secured in placei l c , See Exhibitr bollard designdetails.
Staffi r Dominick ,Associate Planner
Exhibits: ExhibitA
- TrailsvisaCommittee t c r
Exhibit B - Proposed BollardConfiguration
Exhibit Bollard t Cut Sheet
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AILS ADVISORY COMMITTEE COMMENTS
:00 pen,, Dominick Perez October 11, 2017
SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW DRC2017-00795 - IVAN RICHARDSONON BEHALF OF THE
CORAL SECY HOME OWNER'S ASSOCIATION - A review of proposed local feeder trail
improvements within an existing single-family residential tract (Tract 1 41) located within the
Very Low Residential (VL) District of the Etiwanda North Specific Plan and Equestrian Overlay
( ) District at the northwest corner of Wardman Bullock Road and Wilson Avenue,
rdi dtSetting_and Background: The project site is comprised of an existing53-lot single-
family tract (Tract 18741), known as Coral Sky, approved by the Planning Commission on
January 23, 2013, The site, which includes half-acre minimum sized lots, is Iodated within the
Very Low Residential, (VL) District of the Etiwanda North Specific Plan at the northwest corner of
ardrnan Bullock Road and Wilson Avenue (Exhibit A), Per the tract map, the tract contains
0-foot wide community trail along the west perimeter, a ®foot wide local feeder trail along the
north perimeter and 1 -foot wide local feeder trails Meng the south and east perimeters and
throughout the interior of the site (Exhibit ), To the north are vacant lots which are also located
within the Very Low (VL) Residential District of the Etiwanda North Specific Plan. To the east,
across Wardman Bullock Road, are single-family residences. To the south, across Wilson
Avenue, are single-family residences and a vacant Iota To the west is a flood control channel.
The subject tract and all surrounding properties are within the Equestrian Overlay District
( ).
Since the project site containshalf-acre minimum sized lots and is located within the Equestrian
Overlay District, trail improvements were required to be constructed as a condition of approval
to the tentative tract map. This included the installation of a gated drive approach with
equestrian step-through posts at each drive entrance to the trail, per the City standard (Exhibits
). However, the Planning Department was recently contacted by Ivan Richardson, a
member of Coral ky`s HomeOwner's Association, to discuss a proposal to Install trail
improvements at various trail access points. Mr. Richardson indicated there were multiple trail
entrances within the tract that did not have the gated drive approach with equestrian step-
through posts. A subsequent site inspection by the Planning Department confirmed that these
trail entrance improvements were only installed at the southwest and northeast corners of the
site and were not installed throughout the remaining trail entrances within the tract (Exhibit ).
Staff advised Mr. Richardson of the City standards for feeder trail gates with ste -throughs, but
was informed, due to cost and appearance, a different type of,barrier is desired by the HOA.
r, Richardson explained the proposed improvements are in response to two recent home
invasions that occurred within the last 12 months, in which the Invaders used the trails to access
the rear of the lots by vehicles Mr. Richardson explained that the HOA believes the
improvements will help restrict motor vehicles from accessing the trails and will therefore
resolve this isse4
Overview f r o d 1 rove s:.T e applicant, Mr. Richardson, on behalf of the Coral
Sky HOA, is proposing the following improvements within the tract's equestrian trail: (1) install
steel bollards along seven local feeder trail entrances in lieu of the City standard, and (2) reduce
EXHIBIT A 1— 4
TRAILS ADVISORY I T
CORAL SKY UNITY— IVAN RICHARDSON
October 1 , 2017
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two vinyl fence openings along the trail at the northwest corner of Wardman Bullock Road and
Wilson Avenue (Exhibit ).
Coral Sky has a total of eleven trail entrance points. Of the eleven trail entrances, nine are
accessible by vehicle while the remaining two, which are both located at the northwest corner of
Wilson Avenue and Wardman Bullock Road, are not accessible by vehicle, Of the nine trail
entrances accessible by vehicle,; a total of two entrances currently include the City standard
gate with step-through posts. Those entrances are located at the northeast and southwest
corners of the site. The remaining seven trail entrances accessible by vehicle do not have a
gate with step-through posts, These entrances are located throughout the interior of the tract
and at the easterly entrance to the site, along the northwest and southwest corners of Wardman
Bullock Road and Coral Sky Drive. It is at these seven entrances that the HOA is proposing to
install the steel bollards. The bollards are designed to be 35-inch tall and removable (Exhibit ).
r. Richardson informed Staff that, depending on the width of each entrance, two to three
removable bollards would need to be installed at each of the trail entrances.
The second trail improvement involves a redaction in width of the vinyl fence openings at the
northwest corner of Wardman Bullock Road and Wilson Avenue, Currently, there are two 15-
foot wide fence openings at this location. However, the HOA is proposing to reduce the width of
the fence to 4 feet to eliminate the potential for a vehicle to access the trail at this location. The
applicant has indicated the improvements i t be constructed to match the design of the existing
vinyl fence throughout the tract to maintain consistency in material and appearance.
Staffo nts: The it `s General Plan and Development Code both reference the Trail
Implementation ,Ian. The purpose of the plan is to provide design standards for all types of
trails and to provide implementation entat'ion strategies of the trail system. Per the Development Code,
"All new developments are to be designed in accordance with the trail implementation plan and
adopted trail standards." Furthermore, per Section 6,2 of the Trail Implementation Plan, 'Every
effort shall be taken to ensure that all hiking and riding trails are constructed to these
standards," Upon a thorough review of the request, Staff determined the proposed
improvements to be inconsistent with the City standard design. ,although the proposed
improvements will accomplish the H 's goal of restricting vehicular access throughout the
Coral Sky tract, if allowed,; the proposal may have long-term ramifications by setting a precedent
that inconsistency in trail improvements is acceptable. For these reasons, Staff is not in favor of
allowing the proposed improvements. It should be noted that if the proposed trail improvements
are determined to be acceptable by the Committee, approval from all homeowners that are
adjacent to the trail entrances would be required, as the bollards are proposed to be installed
within the private equestrian trail easement portion of 12 lots within Coral Sky.
Staff Recommendation. Staff requests the Committee ddhs°der the proposal and provide
direction.
Staff Planner: Dominick Perez, Associate Planner
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Exhibits: Exhibit Aerial Photo
Exhibit B a_ .Tract flap 1741
Exhibit C - Engineering Department Standard Drawing 1006
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Exhibit Engineering Department Standard Drawing 10 7®
Exhibit E Site Photos
Exhibit F m_ Site Flan with Trail Improvements Locations
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