HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984/10/29 - Agenda Packet1977
Rancho Cucamonga Branch Library
9191 Base Line Road
Rancho Cucamonga, California
October 29, 1984 - 6:30 p.m.
All items submitted for the City Council Agenda wet be in writing. She
deadline for submitting these items is 5:00 p.m. en the Wednesday prior to the
meeting. She City Clerk's office receives all such items.
1. CALL TO ORDER
A. Roll Call: Wright , Buquet Mikels
Dahl and King
2. CITY MARAGER'S SSAff REPORT
CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION STUDY - The City
Council will discuss he comprehensive personnel
classification and compensation study prepared by Ralph
Andersen & Associates.
3. ADJOORlfflY
A. Adjourn to November 7, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. to joint
meeting with Redevelopment Agency and City Council
regarding HFA public hearing items.
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AGFNnA
1977
Rancho Cucamonga Branch Library
9191 Base Line Road
Rancho Cucamonga, California
October 29, 1984 - 6:30 p.m.
All items submitted for the City Council Agenda muat be in writing. The
deadline for submitting tbese items is 5:00 p.m. on the Vedneaday prior to the
meeting. The City Clerk•a office receives all such items.
1. CALL TO ORDER
A. Roll Call: Wright , Buquet _ Mikels ,
Dahl , and King
2. CITT KAMEN'S STAPP REPORT
A. CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION STUDY - The City
Council will discuss the comprehensive personnel
classification and compensation study prepared by Ralph
Andersen 3 Associates,
3. ADJOORNMEM
A. Adjourn to November 7, 1984 at 7:00 p.m, to joint
meeting with Redevelopment Agency and City Council
regarding HFA public hearing items.
A RESOLUTION OF INS CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AND IMPLEMENTING A
THREE TIERED MANAGETIM PROGRAM
WHEREAS. the City Cowc11 of the City of Rancho Cucamonga has
determined that it is essential for the efficient operation and aanegeaent of
the City tbst policies be established prescribing a three tiered management
program: and .
WHEREAS, the City Cowell of the City of Rancho Cueaaonga recoEnives
that it ccapete, in a regional marketplace to obtain qualified mmagament
personnel to perform and provide municipal services, and that oempensation end
eoodition of employmant meat he sariaest y, attractive to draw sad retain
qualified as agemant asployees.
NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Rancho CurawngA, California, that all employee, designated as either
Executive Nuugement, Management. or Professional /Sapervl,ory are not eligible
for overtime pay, or compeonated time for werkl hours over and above the
nQQ�rma1 daily vork ache¢ le. A p,}Wlaa se-dea g:ui to -Aball irb'Sntitled Eo`mll-
betlaftta provided -to Ben Tat empldyasa, and-ihe following:
SECTION 1: Profeaslooel /Supervl,ory
A. AdminIstCtiye leave o or y hours ennaally.
B. Life lnae„anee'Pe1 tY of an additional five tbousand dollars.
C. Deferred compensation program of two percent of sale".
SECTION 2: MWA900ent
A. Administntive le a of s y houra annually
B. Life Snsvranea policy a additional tan thousand dollar,.
C. Defered compensation program of four percent of salary.
SECTION 31 Exanutive Manageaent
A. Administrmtive leave of eighty hours Annually.
a. Life insurance policy _ additional thirty thousand dollars.
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C. Deferred compensation program of six percent of salary.
SECTION 4• Implementation of ManaResent Tiering Program
The designation of manageaent classes shall be effective November 1,
1984, vith the administrative leave and deferred compensation portion taking
effect January 1. 1985, and life insorane< portion taking Offset JUIY 1, 1985-
PASSED, APPROVED, W ADOPTED this 29th day of October, 1984.
AYES,
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Jon D. Mikels, myor
ATTESTt
Beverly A. Authe e , City Clerk
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TERRA VISTA PARK DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT NO I
This Terra Vista Park Development Agreement No. 1 (the "Agreement ") is made
the - i-h day of _Ju 1984, by and between LEWIS CONSTRUCTION
CO., INC., a California corporation, WESTERN PROPERTIES, a general partner-
ship, LEWIS HOMES OF CALIFORNIA, a general partnership, and LEWIS
DEVELOPMENT CO., a general partnership (hereinafter collectively referred
to as "Lewis "), and the CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, a Municipal corporation
(hereinafter referred to the "City ").
RECITALS
A. The City of Rancho Cucamonga is an incorporated general law city
existing under the laws of the State of California.
B. Lewis controls certain real property within the City which is known as
Terra Vista and which is referred to herein as the "Planned
Community ". This Planned Community includes an area of land beginning
at the intersection of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard; thence
traversing north along the centerline of Haven Avenue to the south
right of way of the Pacific Electric Railroad; thence east to the
easterly boundary of the Deer Creek Flood Control Channel; thence
southwesterly along said boundary to the centerline of Base Line Road;
thence east to the centerline of Rochester Avenue; thence south to the
centerline of Foothill Boulevard; thence west to the beginning point,
being the intersection of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard.
C. On the 16th day of February, 1983, the City adopted Ordinance No. 190,
approving Planned Community Zone No. 81 -01 for the Development of the
Planned Community. By that action the City Council established that
development within Terra Vista should be "regulated by the adopted
Planned Community Text entitled Terra Vista and in part by the Rancho
Cucamonga Zoning Ordinance." That text shall hereinafter be referred
to as the "Community Plan ".
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D. Lewis seeks to develop the Planned Community in the manner contem-
plated by the Community Plan and by law, and desires that the City,
acting through its Council, make certain determinations and decisions
regarding the development of the Planned Community which are related
to the exercise of City powers pursuant to the Community Plan and the
Municipal Code.
E. Article 2.5 of Chapter 4, Division 1, Title 7 of the California
Government Code consisting of Sections 65864 - 65869.5 authorizes the
City to enter into binding development agreements for the development
of real property with persons having legal or equitable interests in
such property. Lewis and the City desire to enter into a development
agreement with respect to development of public and private park and
recreational area in Terra Vista and proceedings have been undertaken
in compliance with applicable rules, regulations, and laws. City and
Lewis acknowledge that the Code states that a development agreement
shall contain, among other things, terms and conditions related to
"the permitted uses of the property, the density or intensity of use,
the maximum height and size of proposed buildings, and provisions for
reservation or dedication of land for public purposes." The topics of
permitted uses of the Terra Vista property, height and size of
buildings, as well as reservation or dedication of land for public
purposes (except for the public park and recreational areas affected
by this Agreement), are not relevant to the subject matter herein
contained and therefore are not included in this Agreement. As
between themselves the parties intend to be contractually bound and
desire that the provisions of agreement be governed by that Article
2.5, and they therefore waive any objections regarding the sufficiency
of this Agreement with respect thereto.
F. The City acknowledges that by electing to enter into contractual
agreements such as this one, the obligations of which shall survive
beyond the term or terms of the present City Council members, that
such action will serve to bind the City and future Councils to the
obligations undertaken in such agreement, and shall limit future
exercise of certain governmental and proprietary powers of the City.
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The terms and conditions of this Agreement have been found by City
Council to be fair, just, and reasonable, and the Agreement is thereby
intended to bind Lewis and the City for its duration.
G. In obligating the City pursuant to this Agreement, the City Council
has elected to exercise certain governmental and proprietary powers,
and in exercising these powers at the present time, rather than
deferring such exercise to some undetermined future date, the City
Council has determined that the City is acting within the law and
within the powers granted pursuant to the California Constitution and
statutes promulgated thereunder, and has concluded that the economic
interests of the City and its citizens, as well as considerations
related to public health, safety, welfare, and enjoyment will be best
served by this course of action.
H. The City wishes to facilitate implementation of its General Plan and
the Community Plan. The elements of this Agreement are deemed to be
major and important steps in furtherance of comprehensive planning
objectives contained within those documents. The planning objectives
which are advanced through this Agreement include the City's goals:
(I) to provide park and open space areas for Terra Vista,
(2) to provide a reasonable balance between parks and housing as the
Terra Vista Planned Community develops,
(3) to insure that parkland in the amount contemplated in the General
Plan and Community Plan will be available in the Planned
Community as it develops without regard to the outcome of future
litigation or legislation which might result in changing the
original intent of the park and open space concept were it not
for the provisions of this Agreement.
I. The City Council has found that this Agreement is consistent with the
General Plan of the City and the Community Plan of the Terra Vista
Planned Community.
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J. On ,)u nP G, 1984, the City Council of Rancho Cucamonga adopted
Ordinance No. j.Z_ approving this Terra Vista Park Development Agree-
ment No. 1 and authorizing the undersigned Mayor and City Clerk to
execute same and by that action bind the City thereby. Said Ordinance
took effect .�iT, 1984.
NON, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE MUTUAL COVENANTS AND AGREEMENTS
HEREIN CONTAINED AND OTHER GOOD AND VALUABLE CONSIDERATIONS, the parties
hereto agree as follows:
1. This Agreement shall be effective and the obligations of the parties
hereunder shall arise only as of the Effective Date of City Ordinance
No. J',27 , (hereinafter referred to as the "Effective Date ") which
Ordinance authorizes the City to enter into this Agreement, and shall
terminate thirty (30) years thereafter or at such other time as may be
agreed upon by the parties. This Agreement is entered into by Lewis
in order to assist the City in satisfying the planning objectives of
the General Plan and the Community Plan and in consideration of the
City exercising certain governmental and proprietary powers at the
time of execution of this Agreement rather than at some future date.
2. The City confirms it has adopted and agrees it will administer
according to its terms that certain Park Implementation Plan for Terra
Vista attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by this
reference, hereinafter referred to as the "Park Plan" .
3. Lewis agrees to dedicate and /or reserve for park and recreational
purposes certain areas in the Planned Community according to the
provisions of this Section 3 of this Agreement. It is agreed that
park exaction requirements for the entire Planned Community pursuant
to the General Plan, the Community Plan, City Municipal Code Section
16.32, or any supplemental laws, regulations, or policies are, and
shall be, binding on both Lewis and the City as specified in the Park
Plan.
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3.1 If the estimated Terra Vista population computed based on
expected residential density as defined in Section 66477(b) of
the Government Code is projected to be higher or lower than
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Community not yet developed shall be increased or decreased, not
more often than biannually, in the manner described in the Park C-Z
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Plan.
3.2 In the event that certain density bonuses are granted as a result
of agreements by Lewis or any other builder in Terra Vista to
build affordable residential housing, or for any other reason,
any areas included in such residential developments which qualify
to meet that project's private open space requirement pursuant to
this Agreement shall not be deemed to be an incentive provided
pursuant to Government Code Section 65915 et sec. by the City for
affordable housing. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed
as prohibiting the City from waiver of park exaction requirements
for affordable housing projects.
4. Each party agrees that so long as the other party is not in breach or
default of the provisions of this Agreement it will forever abide by
provisions of the Park Plan regardless of changes in law. Lewis
hereby waives any claim that the park dedication and improvement
requirements established herein may be in excess of what may be
legally required by the City. Each party further further agrees, so
long as the other is not in breach or default of the provisions of
this Agreement, not to participate, except to defend itself, in any
litigation related to the Park Plan or this Agreement in a role
adverse to the other.
5. City shall review this Agreement at least once during every twelve-
month (12- month) period following the Effective Date hereof, in
accordance with Government Code Section 65865.1.
6. City specifically agrees that it has no right or power whatsoever to
require Lewis to begin development, or continue development once
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begun, of the Terra Vista Planned Community, and that the park and
recreational dedication requirements of Section 3 of this Agreement
will only be met in the event and to the extent that the Planned
Community is actually developed.
7. This Agreement shall be enforceable and performed according to its
terms, and shall be governed by the Park Plan in the form incorporated
herein, notwithstanding any subsequent amendments which may alter or
amend City's rules, regulations, or policies governing parkland
dedication or development. During the period of this Agreement the
City shall not undertake to reduce the Planned Community base density
at mid -range density as originally adopted in the Community Plan below
8000 dwelling units. The parties acknowledge that the Community Plan
specifies that the total number of dwelling units in Terra Vista shall
not exceed nine thousand two hundred (9,200) units. Notwithstanding
the foregoing, however, Lewis and the City may at any time in the
future mutually agree in writing to amendments to the Community Plan
and /or this Agreement regarding any of the provisions contained
herein.
8. In the event of alleged default or breach of any terms or conditions
of this Agreement, the party alleging such default or breach shall
give the other party not less than thirty (30) days' notice, in
writing (the "first notice "), specifying the nature of the alleged
default and the manner in which such default may be satisfactorily
cured. In the event such breach or default is not cured during such
period, the non - defaulting party may enforce this Agreement by
arbitration as provided herein, or by bringing an action in law or
equity, and the parties agree that subject to the limitations
contained in Section 6 hereof, specific performance shall be an
appropriate remedy to be sought.
9. In the event that any state or federal law or regulation enacted,
adapted, or interpreted after the date of this Agreement, or judicial
determination or other action of any governmental entity not under the
control of City, shall excuse, prevent or preclude compliance with any
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of the provisions hereof, such provisions shall nevertheless only be
excused, and shall only be modified or
suspended, to the extent
and
for the time necessary to achieve any mandatory compliance with
said
law, regulation, determination or other
governmental action, and
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occurrence of other circum-
stances removing the effect thereof
upon this Agreement,
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provisions hereto shall be restored to their full original effect.
10. The parties agree that this Agreement shall not bind any lender
providing construction or permanent financing for any improvements in
the Planned Community, nor any developer of non - residential subdivi-
sions. No provision hereof shall defeat, render invalid, or limit any
mortgage, deed of trust, or similar security interest applicable to
such improvements or development, and the parties agree to negotiate
in good faith to modify any of the provisions of this Agreement based
on reasonable requests by the other party, lending institutions, title
companies, bond counsel or similar categories of interested persons.
10.1 At the time Lewis is entitled to obtain building permits for any
work of construction in Terra Vista, and upon written request,
the City will issue in a form suitable for recordation a Certifi-
cate of Compliance with respect to the real property to be so
improved. The Certificate of Compliance shall constitute, and
shall so state, conclusive determination of satisfactory comple-
tion of the requirements of this Agreement with respect to the '
property to which it relates. After issuance of such Certificate '
of Compliance, which issuance may not be unreasonably withheld,
any party then owning or thereafter purchasing, leasing, or
otherwise acquiring any interests in said property shall not i
incur any obligation or liability under this Agreement.
11. Either party may elect to arbitrate any dispute arising under this
Agreement. In the event of such election, the procedure of this
Section shall constitute a binding and unappealable procedure for
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arbitrating and resolving any such dispute. Election of either party
to arbitrate shall be made by filing a demand in writing with the
other party. The demand shall be made within twenty (20) days after
the occurrence of the event causing the dispute, or within ten (10)
days after the first written notice by either party that further
negotiation is unlikely to result in a compromise resolution of the
matter. C
If Lewis and the City agree on the selection of an arbitrator, there
shall be only one arbitrator. If no agreement is reached within ten
(10) days after demand for arbitration, there shall be three (3)
arbitrators, one named in writing by Lewis and a second by City and a
third chosen by the two who are appointed. If the two so chosen
cannot agree on a third within ten (10) days thereafter, either party
may petition the San Bernardino County Superior Court to appoint an
arbitrator, who in that event must be a former California Superior
Court judge. If there is one arbitrator, his decision shall be
binding; if there are three arbitrators, the decision of any two of
them shall be binding. No one shall act as an arbitrator who is in
any way financially interested in the work or business affairs of
either party.
Should either Lewis or the City refuse or neglect to appoint an
arbitrator within twenty (20) days after the initial demand for
arbitration or to furnish the arbitrators with any necessary papers or
information, the arbitrators, one or more, appointed in compliance
with this Section, are empowered by both parties to proceed ex parte.
The decision of the arbitrators shall be final. '
The arbitrators, if they so deem, are authorized to award to the party
whose contention is upheld such sums as they deem proper for the time,
expense, and trouble incident to the appeal, and, if the appeal was
taken without reasonable cause, damages for delay. The arbitrators
shall fix their own compensation, unless otherwise agreed on, and
shall assess the costs and charges of the arbitration on either or
both parties.
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12. This Agreement, upon becoming effective in the manner herein provided,
constitutes the sole and only agreement between the parties as to the
subject matter hereof, and is intended by each to constitute the final Go
written memorandum of all of their agreements and understandings in
this transaction. No covenants, warranties, and /or representations, W
express or implied, and no promises or prior agreements whatsoever~]
have been made, agreed to, or entered into by the parties which are
not expressly set forth herein; and if either party has attempted to
make such covenants, warranties, and /or representations, promises, or
prior agreements, the same are each superseded hereby and waived.
13. The parties hereto are acting as independent entities and this Agree-
ment shall not constitute a partnership, agency, or other business
relationship between or among them.
14. All notices and demands which may or are to be required or permitted
to be given by either party to the other hereunder shall be in writ-
ing. All notices and demands may be personally served or shall be
sent by United States mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the address
herein designated or to such other place as a party may from time to
time designate in a notice given in accordance with this paragraph.
15. Each provision contained herein shall apply to and bind the heirs,
successors, executors, administrators, and assigns of all the parties
hereto.
16. In the event of any action or proceeding brought by any party against
any other under this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled
to recover all reasonable costs and expenses including the fees of its
attorneys in such action or proceeding in such amount as the court may
adjudge reasonable as attorneys' fees, whether or not the proceeding i
continues to judgment.
17. Time is of the essence for each provision of this Agreement of which
time is an element.
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shad Stab. Personally appealed Roger G. Lewis ."
personally Puncher to the for proved to me on the eases of sanala.mya,dencel to no Ina person no eaecute0 m^1
wdtur insvament as the slant 0 Lewis Development Co. C4
the padnersAp that executed the within instrument, and 1..:
arc nowled9edb me that he /she executed theaama brand on
Ni of had padnersNp and that said partnership executed
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Edna A. Robinson
OFrIC1AL SaAI.
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STATE OF F RMA.BERNARDINO Isi
COUNTY OF __- _. _ - _ )
On_ May 24. 1484 .Eelore me. the unaersigned.a NOldrY r'ubxc,n ane m.
saw Slate. personaly appeared Ralph M. Lewis and
E _ Dennis A. Alekel .personally x..wn..me.....vev ' bme on me
a c' Sams of saldfa ctpr y evwencelt. be the persons wnn.aacWad the wnhmmstmmentas
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g? ine cwppranon inerem named. and acknowledged to me that (I F PI CI AQ.KA1 .
sucncorporar..e . ecwea rod w.mh.,nsvxmew pmsaamto,ls EONA A. ROBINSON
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may 24, 1984 ,centre me. the undersigned. a Nplary Public or and for
anal State, personalty appeared_ N. Kay Matlock and John M. Goodman
Qpersonally known to me(pr provedlh. .Dn he Dasls or sa101acloryemdenae) to be me peesonivnp e,ecwea the
wamn metrumeM as the aperrItief Lewis Homes of California
the partnership that etduljea he within Instrument. and
acxnowle6aeato methaKi %ME�airdatedithesamelelind Vn �tpy -fowl. IY.41.
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May 24e 1984 . before me. the unEetmgnetl. a Nolary
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18. The Recitals to this Agreement are incorporated herein and by this
reference made a part hereof.
19. This Agreement, or a memorandum thereof, in a form acceptable to the
parties hereto, shall be recorded in the Official Records of the
County of San Bernardino within ten (10) days after the Effective Date
hereof.
20. Except as to matters expressly provided for herein, and notwithstand-
ing the provisions of Government Code Section 65866, all rules,
regulations, and official policies governing permitted uses of land
and governing design, improvement, and construction standards and
specifications applicable to the planned community are subject to
change by City in the manner otherwise provided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement to be
effective on the date herein provided.
"Lewis"
LEWIS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
a California corporation
1156 N. Mountain Avenue
Post Office Box 670
Upland, CA 91786 -0670
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Its Assistant ecretary
WESTERN PROPERTIES,
a general partnership
1156 N. Mountain Avenue
Post Office Box 670
Upland, C /A, 91786 -0670 ^, /
By: k J D .( 1,
ut o ze Agent
"City"
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
a Municipal Corporation
9320 Base Line Road, Unit "C"
Rancho C nga, CA 91730
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LEWIS DEVELOPMENT CO.,
a general partnership
1156 N. Moi ain Avenue
Post Of a ox 670
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LEWIS HOMES OF CALIFORNIA,
a general partnership
1156 N. Mountain Avenue
Post Office Box 670
Upland, CA 91786-0670
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PARK IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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TERRA VISTA PLANNED COMMUNITY
I. INTRODUCTION
This Park Implementation Plan explains how the
Terra Vista Planned Community's open space
system will be developed as the community grows.
This plan serves four purposes:
• To delineate the community's park requirements
under Section 16.32 of the Rancho, Cucamonga
Municipal Code and Ordinance No. 190 of the
City of Rancho Cucamonga.
R7 • To identify the park and recreational facilities
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• To establish specific mechanisms by which
Incremental contributions to this system will be
made by residential projects.
• To provide guidelines that will govern the
phasing of the system.
Except where this plan specifically provides
otherwise, all aspects of Terra Vista's open space
system shall be as set forth in the original version
of the Terra Vista Community Plan, adopted
February 16, 1903 by Ordinance No. 190, and all
references herein to the Community Plan shall be
to that document.
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II. THE COMMUNITY'S PARK REQUIREMENTS
The park standard governing Terra Vista calls for
three acres of developed park and recreation area
for every 1,000 projected residents. City of
Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code Section 16.32
requires that each new residential project provide
the equivalent of:
e Land equal to three acres for every 1,000
anticipated residents of the project (.003 acres
per person). The number of residents for
each type of dwelling is estimated based on
census data.
The cost of Improving this amount of land as a
park or recreation facility. The average
development cost per acre of park land in
Rancho Cucamonga is periodically set by City
Council resolution.
The park standard of three Improved acres of park
and recreation area per 1,000 projected residents
will apply to Terra Vista throughout the
community's development. The standard will be
satisfied primarily through public park facilities,
and partially by private open space and recreation
areas.
Terra Vista's park requirement under this stan-
dard has been set by Ordinance No. 190 at 55.8
acres. This figure reflects a long -range
population projection of approximately 18,600,
based on Terra Vista's base density of 8,000
dwelling units as defined in the Community Plan.
The community's actual population, and the park
area needed to serve it, may ultimately vary from
this estimate. This Implementation Plan will
respond to such changes In the following ways:
RICU -N
I . Up to 1,200 additional homes over the base
density may potentially be built in Terra Vista
as density bonus incentives for affordable
housing. The park requirement for any such
homes will be In addition to that for the
community at its base density. Park contribu-
tions generated by these homes will be used to
augment the local park and greenway system,
either by enlarging facilities not yet
constructed, or by adding recreational
amenities, or through credit granted for private
open spate.
2. The City intends to acquire a ±100 -acre site
within Terra Vista for a Central Park. Should
the City terminate Its acquisition of the site in
some future year before all the property had
been paid for, some number of homes would be
developed on the land that the City had re-
linquished. Park contributions from any such
homes will be used either for constructing
improvements at the Central Park or for local
park and recreation facilities within Terra
Vista, at the City's discretion.
3. Aside from the possible additional dwellings
Identified above, the number of dwellings in
any area of the community may vary from the
general planning assumptions used in the
Community Plan. This may occur either from
development at higher or lower than average
densities within the established land use, or by
changes in land use designations.
Variations in density will generally have little
effect on the public park system. The number
of dwellings in any particular area can vary
substantially without having much effect on
public park needs in that area. For Instance,
If dwelling unit densities are lower than
assumed, there will be fewer homes in the
area; but the family size per home will gener-
ally be higher, and there will generally be less
private open space, than at higher densities.
Overall, the net result of these two factors
would be that the public park area required
would remain approximately the same. Simi-
larly, if densities are higher than assumed,
smaller household sizes and greater private
open space would automatically offset most of
the effect of the greater number of homes.
Over time, any remaining discrepancies will be
balanced out by corresponding density adjust-
ments in other areas.
Variations In density, within the parameters
established by the Community Plan, are to be
expected. Because they will balance out over
time as explained above, the distribution of
facilities In the park and greenway system will
not be changed In response to such fluctu-
ations.
0. Household sizes for different types of homes
can be expected to vary over time. New
household size data, as reported In census
results, will automatically be applied to the
areas of Terra Vista not yet developed, for
purposes of computing park fees. However,
because average family sizes may be expected
to change in the future, caution should be
exercised In changing the long -term park plan
for Terra Vista on the basis of census findings
for any particular year. The community's
park plan will be modified to reflect census
results only if and when detailed demographic
projections support such a change.
OFICLI -K
The variations discussed above are within the
planning parameters of the Community Plan as
approved and do not require plan amendments.
Possibly, though, major amendments to the
Community Plan might occur which would have a
significant effect on the public park system.
Examples would be a substantial increase or
decrease in the total number of dwellings for
the community; a substantial change in the
projected population of the community as a
whole; changes in the number of schools or
their general locations; or designation of a
substantial area of the project for
non - residential use.
The park plan can be modified to respond to
such changes over time. Regardless of any
other adjustments that may occur, however,
certain elements of the Terra Vista park pro-
gram are permanently fixed by this Implemen-
tation Plan and cannot be changed without the
mutual agreement of both the project sponsor
and the City. These are:
The park standard shall be three improved
acres per 1,000 anticipated residents.
Terra Vista's public park and greenway
system shall be 47.6 acres in size, as
explained below, and shall be increased or
decreased in proportion to expected popu-
lation changes only as provided In para-
graphs 1 through 5 above.
Parks in joint use with schools will not be
smaller than five gross acres unless the
City determines a reduction is warranted,
and will in no event be smaller than three
acres.
The two parks on Church Street will serve joint
stormwater detention purposes substantially as
provided In the May, 1984 master plan of drain-
age for Terra Vista, will receive 1008 credit as
park facilities, will be located and configured
substantially as shown in this plan, and will not
be smaller than five and eight gross acres
respectively.
e All local parks, trails, greenways, and nodes to
be developed will receive 1008 credit as public
park and recreation facilities under Municipal
Code Section 16.32.
Private recreation areas and open space will be
credited against park and open space require-
ments as provided In this plan.
K111 149
Ill. THE PARK AND RECREATION SYSTEM
The implementation program which follows is de-
signed to Implement a park and recreation system
consisting of two parts:
• The public park and greenway system des-
cribed in the Terra Vista Community Plan,
which has been enlarged to 47.6 acres.
• Privately owned open space and recreation
facilities.
Acquisition and development of the ±100 -acre
Central Park proposed by the General Plan, which
Is located within Terra Vista, will occur separately
from this Implementation program.
A. The Public Park and Greenway System
Terra Vista's public park and greenway system Is
an Interconnected network providing recreation,
open space, community linkage, and aesthetic
benefits for the entire community. A detailed
description of the system is given In Chapters III
and IV of the Terra Vista Community Plan.
A total of about 114 acres is included in the
greenway system, of which 47.6 acres will be
dedicated to the City and the balance will be
school sites jointly used for recreation and
community purposes. The system consists of the
following facilities:
• Schools
• Local parks
5 (MUT -69
• The major greenway
The trail system
The acreage of each portion of the greenway sys-
tem, excluding school sites, appears in the Park
Acreage Plan on the following page. The Park
Acreage Plan shows the gross acreage of parks
and the net acreage of other portions of the
system. The overall distribution of uses is as
Follows:
Type of Act
Greenway 5.12
Traits 4.48
Total W..36
All facilities in the public park and greenway
system shall be located and sized substantially in
accordance with the Park Acreage Plan. The
development standards which follow Identify the
variations therefrom that are permissible.
B. Development Standards
The Community Plan provides conceptual plans for
most elements of the park and greenway system.
All design and development standards shall be as
shown in the Community Plan, unless otherwise
noted below.
• Schools. Joint use of school and park facili-
ties is an Important aspect of the Community
Plan. The City shall work with the school
districts to assure that school site plans pro-
mote this concept.
• Local parks. Plans for parks will be devel-
o�y —the City, In accordance with the
guidelines of the Community Plan, with careful
attention to the joint use role of each park.
Park sizes shall be In substantial conformance
with the Park Acreage Plan. Parks In joint
use with schools may not be smaller than
shown unless the particular size and layout of
the adjoining school are determined by the
City to warrant such reduction, and shall in
no event be smaller than three acres. Parks
not in joint use with schools shall not be
smaller than Indicated; these parks may be
dedicated, and Improved for drainage purposes
If necessary, prior to their development as
park facilities. Parks may be enlarged only If
It can be demonstrated that this will not re-
quire a reduction in other portions of the park
and greenway system not yet constructed.
Basic park Improvements will include turf,
trees, plant materials, fencing, Irrigation,
drainage Improvements, security lighting,
walkways and hardscape, permanent restrooms,
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appurtenances such as signage, benches,
drinking fountains, and bike racks, adjoining
street improvements, and parking areas if nec-
essary. In addition, each park is intended to
provide at least four of the following amenities:
Children's playground /tot lot
Hard court areas
Exercise course
Picnic areas with tables, barbecues, shade
shelters, and appurtenances
Playfield and apparatus
Other amenities similar to the above
The City shall budget its park improvements so
as to assure that all portions of the park and
greenway system can be adequately funded.
The development cost component of the park fee
applied to Terra Vista shall not exceed that
applied elsewhere In the City.
The major greenway. Conceptual plans for the
major greenway appear in the Terra Vista
Community flan. Construction plans for each
portion of the system will be prepared by the
City or the project sponsor at the time of
development. The size of specific segments and
park nodes may vary from the Park Acreage
Plan, depending on design.
The improvements for the major greenway are
described in some detail in the Community Plan;
they generally Include 10' bicycle paths, 6'
decomposed granite pedestrian paths, trees,
shrubs, groundcever. Irrigation, occasional
benches, and lighting for security. Bicycle
paths will be constructed of concrete. Addi-
tional treatments are called for at park nodes
and parks.
A pedestrian underpass connects the greenway
across Milliken Avenue. Fencing along the
greenway system will be provided by the ad-
joining private developments.
Trails. The sizes and locations of trails and
assm7ated park nodes may vary from the Park
Acreage Plan depending design. Plans for
trails adjoining parks and/or schools will be
prepared In conjunction with the park or
school site plans. Plans for other trails will
generally be prepared by developers as part of
the adjoining subdivision or street Improvement
plans.
Trail Improvements will consist of 6' pathways,
trees, and landscaping, as described in the
Community Plan. Pathways will be constructed
of concrete. Lighting will be provided to the
extent necessary for security purposes, al-
though in general, the trail system should rely
upon lighting in adjoining developments or
streets to the extent possible. Where fencing
of the trail system Is appropriate, it will be
installed by the adjoining developments. Park
nodes along the trail system will be Improved
with turf, trees, and plantings.
A pedestrian bridge connects the trail network
across the Deer Creek flood control channel.
The regional trail planned along the Deer
Creek flood control channel Is not included in
this Implementation Plan and will be improved
by others.
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C. Private Open Soace
Private open space and recreation facilities
partially offset the need for corresponding public
facilities, at no cost to the public. Therefore,
private open space in Terra Vista will be granted
credit against park requirements if it is:
• Exclusive of required yards and setbacks,
• To be privately maintained under written
agreement,
• Restricted for recreational purposes by record-
ed covenants which run with the land and
cannot be defeated or eliminated ivithout the
consent of the City Council,
• Fifty percent active In design and function and
reasonably contiguous in nature, and
• Useable for recreational purposes, including at
least three amenities such as swimming pools,
game courts, children's play apparatus, bar -
becuelpicnic areas, recreation buildings, or
other recreational improvements that will meet
the recreation needs of the residents..
Any project containing private open space and
recreation facilities which meet the above standards
will receive credit against the park requirements of
Municipal Code Section 16.32 for the private re-
creation area provided, but not to exceed 50% of
the project's park requirements.
Credit for private open space will be granted on a
square footage basis, against the total square feet
of Improved public park otherwise required.
9
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At the community's base density, credited private
open space is intended to meet 8.2 acres of the
total 55.8 -acre park requirement for the commun-
ity.
Unless the community's total park requirement
changes from 55.8 acres, credit against this
requirement for private open space shall not
exceed 8.2 acres unless specifically approved by
the City as development progresses. The maximum
allowable private open space credit shall be
increased or decreased by 50% of any change from
55.8 acres in the community's total park
requirement. Projects will be granted full credit
for private open space, according to the formula of
this Plan, until this limit is reached, after which
credit will no longer be granted except in the
discretion of the City.
D. The Central Park
Acquisition and development of the Central Park
by the City will occur separately from the
development of Terra Vista's park and greenway
system and is therefore not Included in this plan.
The Community Plan's requirement for dedications
at the Central Park site has been satisfied by
other means, through enlargement of Terra Vista's
park and greenway system and provision of private
recreation areas within the community.
10 Qi;LCU -vB
4,
IV. PARK CONTRIBUTION MECHANISMS
Each residential development in Terra Vista will
meet its park requirement at the time of develop-
ment as follows.
1. Public and private recreation areas within or
adjoining the project for which park credit Is
requested will be identified in the development
submittal,
2. At tentative map approval, the Planning Com-
mission will condition each project to comply
with this Park Implementation Plan. The
tentative map as approved by the Planning
Commission will identify those public and
private areas within the project for which park
credit Is to be granted.
3. Any public park areas to be Improved within
the development and credited against fees will
be offered for dedication on the final map.
4. At the time building permits are Issued, the
developer will meet the remaining park
requirement (after credit for public or private
recreation areas to be developed within the
project) by contributing to park facilities
offsite from the project in one or more of the
following ways:
a. Dedication of raw land for local park
facilities and payment of the development
component of the park fee for that
acreage.
b. With City approval, Improvement and
dedication of local park facilities.
11 Offel'149
C. With City approval, improvement of pre-
viously dedicated land for local park
facilities.
Dedication of raw land for local park
facilities.
e. Payment of fees.
Dedications of land for park facilities will typically
occur in small Increments. These dedications will
not require maps, unless otherwise required by
law, but must be contiguous to one another. If
the precise boundaries of the local park facility
are not yet determined, the developer may submit
an offer of dedication which would later be
conformed to the final site boundaries.
Developer commitments for offsite park Improve-
ments in lieu of dedications and /or fees (when
approved by the City) will be credited based on
the City's estimated cost of the improvements un-
less the developer demonstrates a higher actual
cost. Commitments for improvements shall be doc-
umented to the City's satisfaction prior to the
Issuance of building permits.
All park fees, dedications, and improvements con-
tributed by projects in Terra Vista will be used
only for development and/or acquisition of the
Terra Vista local park and greenway system. All
park land shall be developed as soon as feasible.
With City approval, a developer may voluntarily
(but may not be required to) contribute additional
land, fees, or improvements for the park and
greenway system, over and above the amount
required. The developer shall have the choice of
(a) accepting credit against his future park
obligations or (b) being reimbursed with park fees
pale by others.
,2 01i.W1,i -ts
V. PARK PHASING PROGRAM
A. General Oblectives
There are three overall objectives that will govern
park development phasing in Terra Vista.
Regardless of changing circumstances over time,
the City shall:
• Expand the park system In approximate balance
with the community's population growth, so
that:
(1) New residents will have adequate park
facilities available to them within a
reasonable time, and
(2) Park facilities will not be developed before
an adequate population exists to support
their maintenance and operation.
• Assure that the major greenway and trail
connections serving the community as a whole
are developed In a timely and systematic man-
ner, so that the open space system will be
coherent and useable.
• Apply park contributions In a way that will
directly benefit the homes that have generated
them.
B. Policies for Use of Park Contributions
The park contribution from any project in Terra
Vista will first be applied, as a matter of course,
to the local park and greenway system elements in
the project's vicinity. Only after all local facilities
are dedicated and Improved will the contribution be
applied In another area. Exceptions to this rule
13 021CLI-ps
will occur only if there is a mutual agreement by
both the Community Services Director and the
sponsor that deferral of local improvements Is in
the Interest of the community.
When park contributions are applied outside the
Immediate area of development, they will be used
In one of three ways:
a To Initiate dedication and development of the
park and greenway system in the next area
scheduled for residential development.
e To complete a link in the system which, al-
though development adjoining It Is not sched-
uled to occur immediately, has become necessary
to properly serve the development already in
place and under construction.
• To "bank" future dedication and development of
the major greenway and related parks.
The core of the greenway system, located in the
southern quadrants of the community, will not be
funded solely by the park contributions of homes
In the immediate area. Park contributions from all
areas of the community will be "transferred" to
this area in order to fund the major greenway and
nearby parks. Excess park fees generated in
other areas may therefore be accumulated for some
period of time (up to five years) for later use In
this area.
As the community develops, the City and the
project sponsor will work together to assure timely
and coherent development of the park and green -
way system.
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700.00
2,352.64. -
3,55C.CC
62,624.50
796.00
13.50
1C B.00
36.00
94.50
TE•SC
72 .LC
144.00
2, E 95. 50
1,838.50
57.CC
-116 .&C
15C.00
44.99
,,742.50
lEP•OC
247.LL
35.CC
18.05
3,015.31
227.55
4,575.CC
1C3.95
36.50
42.CC
25.00
1,021.19
676.15
i,37L.8G
1,000.00
A6
6 -84 LIST CF WARRANTS
PAYEE _
.'',.F __ ___ ____________
N1 - :�!FSNiiISTOPMER CHEV� MARK
N
CITY RENTAL --
116 COAST NEST FL.IMEINC
_ 367 COCA -CLLA CCMPAN1
389 COMM SER ENTLnPRISES
130 'UMPUTE _R SERVICE '10
- El CG:RLY, CAnl
363 CCFY LINE C -RF
63 CGViNGTCh - CRCnE
--- 6T - -CEX,- SANDRA
85 CUCAMONGA CC WATER LIST
_ 87 CU CAMONGA PRINTING
-- -
2b5 DAISY WHEEL RIEBCN CL, I..0
107 07TCO
25 CI CARL-, SAM
110 -DOC JOE'S ROSTER SERVICE
_546 OWGRAK, GAYLE
_ 547 -CC DIANE
[39 CL RU ,4CTRJLI.JY CORP
117 EMPEY, hARnY
159 FIRST iNTERSIATE BANK
--78 FGBEL, JEFF "
208 FGRCAST PROFESSIONAL CORP
>..__241 FQATUNE
19�RE a5 ELE:.T RI:.
43 G C 6 MACHINE E RACIATUR
244 GEMCC
"P�7- TiEFiERA�TcIEPHDNE Co.
- - - --
140 GLENCOE - SYSCC
142 GGME;i RICK
RANCF.0 CU:AMCNGA PAGE 2
4AMR.AFT.
------------------ IT R -qAh R;?
LF LA
356 GPs CGhSULTING CI'VI1 ENGINEEnS
1S3 GRANT, JERRY R.
52 h L W wELOING
i45 HAAeA EQUIPMENT CL
558 HALSTED - HCGGAN, INC
147_ MANCOCK, GEORGE
77 HAWKER, KATHERINE
543 nivELY, F�NILhA
_I 514 HuLLc , ,TILL
- }BUT- WLLEY, NILLIAM L.
VEHICLE NAINTLNANCE Z „THER
i- ENCn_.l .:E,TAL c
ST,-it�;
n.FJN.• o/- [ICS
rLKc
REFUN- REC CLASS
VEHICLE MAINT
BASELINE /VINEYA ^n0
.,F FICE SUPPLIES /RciKoULncMcNT
RENTAL COPY MACHINE
LEG.,L ScRVICES /JANE
REFUNC REC CLASS
_
LRANGEWOOD C sN 6NOG E
LTHER
LFFICE SUPPLIES_ E_CT_HER
_
LETTER GOThIC
YcCALS
REFUND 6LCL PLRMIT
REFUND B/L 7544 - "-
-
REC INSTRUCTOR
REC INSTRUCTOR
VEHICLE MAINT/ nIFFS
- _
AcGUST MILEAGL
5277 L325 CCCC 3379
REFUND RcC -CLASS
LANDSCAPE BONG /RELEASE
SUESCRIPTION
____
kEFLhC 3/L 88L
-
VEHICLE MAINT /ShERIFFS
FILL•
S6C- 3145 -- - "- C -CThER
REFUND B/L 7453
AUGUST MILEAGE
ITEMS
ITEr.
ITEMS
ITEMS
ITEMS
PLAN CKISAN 3ER -n6 iMPRuVEMENTS
Au%ST MILEAGE
SWEEPER MAINT
VEHICLE MAINT _ LTHER ITEMS
VEHICLE MAINT
REC INSTRUCTOR
Rc,U %C = CLASS_
, -
:iRLi.%I
FLTTY CASH E OTHER ITE".S
AIR 'FARE /SACRAMENTO E - OTHER ITEMS
14127
: 4iC5
4i3G
14131
14132
14133
14135
i4135
;413L
14137
14136
14139
1414L
14:41
i4142
4143
14144
14145
14146
;4147
151 4E
14145
14150
Iii 51
14152
:5;53
4154
14155
14156
14157
141 ^.6
i4159
1416L
14161
14162
:4163
:5164
1416-
:4166
15167
362.12
54C .CE
2CC.CC
231. C2
5.00
89.6C
135.00
10E.73
304.2'4
L , 265.66
36.00
1,024.25
108.86
89.04
85.4E
17.C-
11.50
261.36
717.75
65 CC
20C.GC
25.37
16.CC
IG,000.Go
39.CC
S.CC
5.E1
5C.E9
272.15
54.00
26C.CC
6,2Lc-LV
175.00
21C.CIO
1,266.31
169.46
124.83
16.00
217.60
139.65
3E6.00
.rxrvw�p,�� v
�z
Af ..
-s
6-15-84 LIST OF WARRANTS RANCHO CUCAMONGA PAGE 3
PAYEE
LIOAYROCK_ CO., INC._ _
156 HOLLIDAY RICK CO., INC.
393 HORN L ASSLC
161 S.M. nCYT LUMEER CJ
Sly 3iiBDDEN, JDSIE
_ -245 INLAND BUSINESS MAGAZINE
145. INTERNATIONAL CITY MGMT ASSOC
16Y IM1iL rQ F. -a L'J0 JFFI:.i ALS
612 C R JAcSCHAE, INC
X69 JERSEY INTL. GkCUP, INC.
� :'-_- 95__KIEFER, —ORwIN
541 KOZLOVICH, OEBBI "c
LAIRD CONSTRUCTION CO
539 LAM, JACK
197 LEAGUE OF iALIFLRNIA CITIES
5G LINVILLE- SANDERSGN C ASSOCIATES
SALLY
20C 20C LOS ANGELES TIMES
222 _LOWE•S_ POWER TOOLS
_
332 _MA LOCK SUPPLY, INC
198 RICHAR2 S MARTINE.
25L _MARTINEZ UNION SERVICE
28 _ MCKAUGHAN, ROBERT , P.E.
154 MERCURY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
_ -230_ N81 INC
231 _ NEMAX INC.
567 NETWCRK CDMMUNICATILNS
2C1 NOV07ONY AUTOMATIC_ TRANSMISSION
^il! Oi7Tii2iG APPZiANCE CENTER
596 OILTIVERDS, MARIE
366 6R'IOM, LLOYD
47 RACIAR R _ - -
585 PACIFIC COMMERCIAL 6ROKEFACE
229 PACIFIC PROOCCTS INC _
" -& TiiC CG
SPRAVERS
VENAL SAVINGS
1 1 rURAL
75 PREDMORE, CAROL
257 PRESS -TIGE INST PRINTING
fi 7x lr
fiMN91a 2':...
r.
Fl�i w.
_ITEM DESCR -, ._ rvAkk� AARk. AMT.
ASPHALT - E
_
DTHER
ASPHALT
C
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nTACKING SERVICE
1417C
MAINT SUPPLIES
14171
kEC INSTRUCTOR _ - - --
14172
S68SCRIPTIGN
15173
PUBLICATIONS
14174-
`r R1NTEG MATERIAL
15175
MAINT SUPPLIES C
UThER
GUOER, VON HJcEN, VUN C
JTnER
CESKS/CHAIRS
-
REC INSTRUCTOR
14179
RCAO CONST /LAMING SUR E_DTHER
14180 _
AUGUST MILEAGEEMP
14181
AJV Z
CThEk
EASEMENT DEEDS /CnURCH ST PRCJE
REC INSTRUCTOR -
EMPLOYMENT ADVERTISING
LANNMCWEk REPAIR
LOCKS
kEi. i`.SI RUCTCR
SHEAIFFS VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
PLAN CK SERVICES 6/21 -7%31
KEFUNG B/L 7198
COMPUTER RENTAL ---- -_
- -
AUGUST- RENTAL-
--
AUTUST DEEPER RENTAL
VEHICLE MAINT /ShERIFFS
A/C CITY YARD
REC INSTRUCTOR
PLAN CK SVCS 1123 -27
VEn1CL'c MATNT/ShEkIFPS
AUGUST STGRAGE RENTAL
MAINT iJPPLIES 6
uThcK
_
_ ASPHALT -- --_ - --
-- _
MAINT SUPPLIES
REFUND DEP PERMIT 296
3RC OTR PAYMENT
nEPUNC REC CLASS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
LThER
REFUND BLDG - PERMITS
ITEMS_
1.4168
I7 EMS
14169
1417C
14171
14172
15173
14174-
15175
ITEMS
14176
ITEMS
14177
14178
14179
ITEMS
14180 _
14181
ITEMS
:5182
C1
1516
:4184
14185
14186
14187
i51ec
14189
14190
14191
14192
15193
;4194
1419 5
14196
14197
15192
_ -
14199
1 12C
ITEMS
142C1
143752 "
112C3
14204
142 C5
142CC
ITEMS
_14207
14206
1,039.51
1CC. 51
1,520.00
5.60
17E.2C
15.00
39.90
3.24
2,9C9.93
2,672.70
350.00
163.35
6,537.25
25C •GC
277.4C
361 CC,
400.95
727.22
36.70
121.88
99.00
3,551.71
386.00
27.00
32.00
2,15:.75
2C.00
6 ^.71
633.88
106.92
1,600.00
85 CC
6C.00
266.67
17.39
55.53
3,000.00
33C.CG
4 4
79.34
2,55S.?U
J
:y
8-15 -84 LIST OF AARRANTS
PAYEE
--'-- - -
%''Y;, M DOLPW BARBARA
e 3 RAPiU Oafs,
274 JANICE REYNLLGS
112 RITZ CAMERA CENT;RS
SEVEFRINT
RIVERSIDE FENCE CG, INC
+5. -•�38 "1CO8ERT RIZZO_
536 RGGRICUEA, -.^.E ANNA
524 ROOT, LESLIE L
382_ ROSS, LEAIS AND ASSOCIATES
!� -23§ — ItIITO=iZOOTER SERV o PLMB CENT
41C RWR ASSOCIATES
80 S C M A F
�Cl SAN d'ERNARGINC C . SPERTFFS
214 SAN BERNARDINO `LUNTY
132 _ SAN DIEGO ROTARY BRGG" CO, IN:
86 3awY- ERCOILEGE AT POMONA
535 SEMPLE, JUDY
126 SEVEN DAY AUTO PARTS
534 SHAW, CECILIA
1Cc SG COAS1 F,UMBING
SGUTHEoN CALIF. LANCSCAFL MGMT.
_
CALIFORNIA EDISON -CC.
3317 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CL.
317 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA_EDISC_N CO.
319 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS - -.M•FANY
532 SPANGNCLA, SAM
___ 66 ST PAUL LIFE INS C
_
31$- STANDARO -ERAS
PAINT
411 STANDARD COMMUNICATIONS
330 STATIONERS CORPORATION_
333 STINKY INC
79 STREET, PATRICK
186 SUPERIOR HEATING C AIR CCND
__
338-- Wf—tVEMW—SERVICE
1119 T<-A6 CEVEtOPMENT
520 TATE'. TAMMY
261 DEPT OF TRANSPORIATIDN
1 55 UNITEG PACIFIC CLRPGRATIGN
236 UNIVERSITY COPY SYSTEMS
- 4 -' AN E CORPORATION
RANChO CUCAMONGA PAGE 5
Il E." LESCR wARR; 'w AKR.4MT
REFUND REC CLASS
141G9
12.60
_
CLMPLI -m SERVILE
1121L
447.84
PLAN CLMM MiNvTL3
,.7hEri 11EM�
14211
- .00
FhLTCFINI5h1NC L
LTF:ER I1 EMS
14212
2E.19
F'RINTEC MATERIAL C
DThER ITEMS
14213
36.1G
FENCE INSTALLATION C
ETHER ITEMS
14214
1,855.00
AUGUST MILEAGE
14215
2CC.00
_
REC INSTRUCTOR
_
14216
13C.68
FL LK 7/23 TC 8/3
:4217
2,CCC.00
MANAGEMENT GE�ELCFMENT
14218
79C.00
REFUND B/L 7573
_
14219
28.58
AkRCw PARK ELEC PLAN
1122C
3,600.00
SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
AUGLS T--- - - - -_- _ -- C- -u7HER
ITEMS
_14221
1,222
_128.00
2E1'762.32
GL,M•r TICKETS
14223
1,056.55
G UTTEk ohCLMS- SWEEPER
14224
38.16
TYPING TESTS /CLERK-TYPIST
14225
258.CC
REC INSTRUCTOR
14226
201.96
AUTC PARTS C
OTHER ITEMS
14227
36.9E
_-
NEC INSTRUCTOR
-
1422E
S9L.C5
K-FUNO &LOG PMTS
14229
21C.CC
PARKWAY SAINT JULY
14230
9,596.78
6925 ETIWANDA AV C
OTHER ITEMS
14231
2,113.20
34 BASELINE %CARENELIA L
OTHER ITEMS
14232
419.44
9512 GOLDEN SP_R
OTHER ITEMS
14233
405.17
_ ___C
51tl BASLLINE AVE C
uThER ITEMS
14234
34.74
REC INSTRUCTOR
14235
12E.C2
LIFE INS /AAS5cRMAN
:4236
824.2:
PICTURE FRAMES
_ -
14237
19.04
VEHICLE MAINT
14238
3,298.36
OFFICE SUPPLIES
--c—OT—HER ITEMS
14239
47.36
PCR7AoLE TOILET kE NTA V PARKS
1525
291.17
nLFUND REC CLASS
11241
1E.CU
REFUND S,L 72SA
14252
12.5E
SAFETY VEST
_
14243
_
21.72
kEFUND MDNUMENTATION BOND
14244
4,300.00
REC INSTRUCTOR
14245
_44.55
KAY /1984 SIREET LIGHT /SIGNALS
:5246
1,586.06
STREET THEE SERVVCE
14247
36,040.00
CLFiEn RENTAL
14246
2,643.3E
FROG PAY k3 /BEAR GULCH
_ _
14249
3G,912.65
Aw
4-15-84 LIST OF vARRANTS RANCHO CUCAMONGA PAGE 5
PAYEE ITEM �ESC.R NARR4 AARk.AVT.
_____ ---_______ ________________________ ------------- _ __ --_______ -----------------------
i.
WARREN C CC SO CALIF GAS. O,
—LUTHER ITEMS 14255 I B 9-�.
213 AAXIE, KLE7N-LINE Ci3KP 1G6cLS/TISziUE 14251 186.42
65 'WESTERN TEMPORARY SERVICEn T.MP HELP E LThEk ITEMS 14252 406.66
168 WESTERN TEMPuhARY SERVICE IzFP HELP/RECLFIILNIS E LThER ITEMS 11253 241.92
INC L;GAL SERVICES 14255 786.00
98 ELMER J ;DLO, INC REPAIR GAS TANK NOZZLE 14265 288.33
Z10 XA CABINET CORP REFUND d/L 7570 14256 26.1-8-
370 - o4iS- -
YUKON POSAL SERVICE T.RASH/ShEmIFF$ I4257 7C..00
371 ZEE MEDICAL SERVICE FIRST AID SUPPLIES E OTHER ITEMS 14258 2116.75
- -
TOTAL CHECKS 615,707.06 ---- ----
JI
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lit
CORECIFio
AUG usiF I S,
7 PAGES
LANCE, SOLL & LUNCHARD
' ccwn nco eve uc •ccouw.ews
• Governing Board
Rancho Cucamonga
Redevelopment Agency
Page 3
L
Accounts, while the proceeds will be deposited in the Redevelop-
ment Fund and will provide operating funds for redevelopment pur-
poses. These loans should be legally approved by the Agency
Governing Board and Council (if made from the City) and may require
interest.
Repayment of Indebtedness - Loans are normally repaid from the Tax
Increment Fund as tax increment money becomes available; however,
Redevelopment funds may be used but to do so is repaying indebted-
ness which provided unrestricted funds with unrestricted funds.
Thus, no conversion of tax increment is possible.
In summary, what is happening is the Agency is (by receiving and re-
paying loans) converting restricted tax increment funds into unrestricted loan
proceeds.
other matters which should be recognized in the flow of Agency trans-
actions are as follows:
Project Area' - Each project area must be accounted for sepa-
rately. This also means that tax increment and /or loan proceeds
can not be spent from one project area on another project area
without specific legal action.
Recording of Transactions - All transactions of the Agency must be
recorded in accordance with the State Controller's mandated Chart
of Accounts. We have provided the Agency with a copy of this Chart
of Accounts and the financial audit report for the year ended June
30, 1982 along with the Agency's records have been prepared in
accordance with this Chart of Accounts,
�y
/CITY _-'RANCHO CUCAMONGA • WARRANT REGISTER SEP1 30. 1982
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 82-1
DATE
WARRANT N
VENDOR
ACTIVITY
ACCOUNT
9/30/82
102
ABLETRONICS
Coax Cable
49 -23 -44
9130/82
103
CEMENT LINING SPECIALTIES
Right-of -way
Acquisition
49 -23 -29
9/30/82
104
CONROCK COMPANY
Right -of -way
Acquisition
49-23-29
9/30/82
105
CUCAMONGA CO. WATER DISTRICT.
Flat File
49 -23-24
9/30/82
106
FIELDMAN,ROLAPP E ASSOC.
Professional
Services
49-23-28
9/30/82
107
FREEWAY ROCHESTER THIRY -SIX
Right -of -way
Acquisition
49-23-29
9/30/82
108
LAND EQUITIES INC.
Right-of-way
Acquisition
49 -23 -29
9130/82
109
LOCKWOOD ENGR. E SURVEYING CO.
Professional
Services
49 -23 -28
9130/82
110
RICHARD A. MEREDITH
Right-of -way
Acquisition
49-23 -29
JACQUELINE MEREDITH
RETINA C. HOYT
JAMES E. CROSS
ROBERT S. HARRINGTON
ROBERT J. LIECHTI
GARY DONALD LAGE
" .1
"
GAIL GLASS LAGE
"
RICHARD H. WAGNER
9/30/82
111
RICHARD MILLS ASSOC.
Professional
Services
49 -23 -28
9/30/82
112
PRIDE COLOR PRESS
Blueprints
49-23 -23
9/30/82
113
R.C. LAND COMPANY
Right -of -way
Acquisition
49 -23 -29
9/30/82
114
ROCHESTER FREEWAY NORTH,LTD.
Right -of -way
Acquisition
49-23-29
9/30/82
115
TITLE INSURANCE C TRUST CO.
Right- of-way
Acquisition
49-23 -29
9/30/82
116
WEATHERFORD
Coax Cable
49 -23 -44
7
AMOUNT
$ 63.60
875.00
152,944.00
150.00
5,609.32
74,468.00
12,959.00
275.00
199,722.00
9,000.00
261.01
178,439-00
50,465.00
162 , 876.00
73.68
`
•
CITY -I
RANCHO CUCAMONGA
WARRANT REGISTER
SE030, 1982
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 62 -1
2
Pg
DATE
WARRANT # VENDOR
ACTIVITY ACCOUNT
AMOUNT
9/30/82
117 WILLDAN ASSOC.
Professional Services 49 -23-28
S 14,439.00
9/30/82
118 WILLIAMSON 6 SCHMID
Professional Services 49 -23 -28
959.40
$ 863,579.01
11J
1
CXH111%T'.(k
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
To Whom It May Concern:
By the signature of its duly authorized representative
hereinbelow, the City of Rancho Cucamonga does hereby:
1. Acknowledge its receipt of the original evidence of
the issuance of a Certificate of Deposit by Valley Federal
Savings and Loan (Certificate No.Okllk� to Chevron Land and
Development Co., a partnership, in the principal amount of
$5,000.00.
2. Acknowledge its ieceipL of an Assign -„ent, for
security purposes, of the above - described Certificate of
Deposit, executed by Chevron Land and Development Co. on
3 -25 -80 . 1980.
3. Agree that the funds evidenced by said Certificate
of Deposit shall be held by the undersigned for the purpose
of securing the obligation of Chevron Land and Development
Co. to make or cause to be made any necessary repairs to
• the retaining wall installed thereby and located adjacent to
Lot 32 of Tract 9434.
4. Acknowledge that by virtue of said Assignment,
the undersigned is empowered and authorized to utilize any
or all of the funds evidenced by said Certificate of Deposit
to cause to be performed anv required repairs to said retaining wall,
where Chevron Land and Development Co. has failed to make
such repairs and no less than thirty (30) days have elapsed
since each of Chevron Land and Development Co. and the under-
signed have been notified in writing of the need for repair.
5. Acknowledge and.agree that it shall hold such
security until such time as a final subdivision map has been
filed which encompasses the real property east of Lot 32 of
Tract 9434.
6. Acknowledge and agree that Chevron Land and Development
Co. may from time to time substitute renewals or extensions
of said Certificate of Deposit or other Certificates of Deposit
in like amount for said Certificate of Deposit and that in no
event shall the interest earned on said Certificate of Deposit,
or any renewals or extensions thereof, or substitutions therefor,
be held as additional security by it, but shall at all times
be payable to Chevron Land and Development Co.
. Very truly yours,
CITY OF RANCHO CDCAMONGA
Dated: December 18, 1980 By Its Authorized Representative
• RESOLUTION NO. * S 3 -J
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
FOR NORTH TOWN PHASE III AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A
NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK
WHEREAS, the construction of public improvements for North Town Phase
III have been completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer; and
WHEREAS, a Notice of Completion is required to be filed, certifying
the work complete.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved, that the work is hereby accepted and
the City Engineer is authorized to sign and file a Notice of Completion with
the County Recorder of San Bernardino County.
PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this 5th day of January, 1983.
AYES:
NOES:
• ABSENT:
ATTEST:
Lauren M. Wasserman, City Clerk
Jon D. Mi a s, Mayor
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F- I
J
V MEMORANDUMV
Date: January 5, 1983
To: City Council and City Manager
From: Bill Halley, Director, Community Services
By: Mary Whitney, Administrative Secretary, Community Services
Subject: Historic Landmark Designation - Etiwanda Cairns
At the Historic Preservation Commission meeting held December 14 a
Public Hearing was held regarding the historic significance of the
Etiwanda Cairns.
The property on which the cairns are located is currently owned by
the University of California - Berkeley.
The attached memo (12/13182) to the Historic Preservation Commission
contains a listing of all individuals and agencies contacted regarding
the Etiwanda Cairns.
It is the recommendation of the Historic Preservation Commission that
the Etiwanda Cairns be designated as a City Historic an mar .
This recommendation for such a designation is a precautionary measure
to protect the cairns from being disturbed in the event of development
in that area.
In the future, should anyone wish to develop that area, it would be
their responsibility to retain a professional to dismantle the cairns
to discern their historic significance (or lack thereof).
BH:MW /mw
f-'•I -D
n:
0
AGENCY SHALL:
1. Pay to SANBAG E for its share of
the total cost of the consultant's contract for the Route 30
Implementation Plan. Payment shall be submitted in two payments,
the first payment on or before February 15, 1983 and the second
payment on or before August 15, 1983. The first payment shall
not be less than fifty percent (50 %) of the total amount
2. Designate an Agency Representative and a Technical
Representative to act on its behalf to facilitate community
interaction and review of the plan alternatives for facility type
• and financing.
3. Make all efforts to insure the timely review of all
relevant material to maintain the project schedule as outlined in
Exhibit "A ".
4. Review and comment on all relevant stages of the
plan development and consider adoption of the final
Implementation Action Plan.
IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED THAT:
1. SANBAG shall issue a Notice to Proceed on the
consultant's contract only upon determination of the Route 30
• Task S. Select Candidate Design and Financial Alternatives
Purpose: Develop a recommendation specifying several candidate highway /freewey
designs and companion financing plans which can pe detailed in specific terms, enabiin>
community leaders to evaluate explicit actions necessary for implementing each of :he
candidate schemes.
Activities The primary activity in this task will involve the consensus buildir.;
process. Bsed on the array of design options developed in Task 1, the listing of financip.;
options developed in Task 2, and the benefit /burden analysis conducted in Task 4, we •wLil
work with the corridor jurisdictions in selecting those most promising design /financial
plan candidates for implementation planning in Phase U.
The most effective means of making this decision /recommendation is through a process of
evaluation which can be discussed with individual jurisdications in a simple and straight-
forward manner. Such an evaluation should present results —as discussed above —in a way
which indicates the benefits and casts which are likely to accrue to the constituency of
various elected officials and /or community descision- makers. Design concepts will be
evaluated by means of several broad criteria:
• Performance (capacity, level-of-service, accessibility, etc.)
• Impact (social, economic, environmental)
• Implementatton potential
• Cost
Financial sources, though somewhat more difficult to evaluate, will'be compared
• according to the following criteria:
•
Revenue potential and diversity
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Flexibility /timing of implementation
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Flexibility /applicability of funding sources
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Voter attitudes
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Political /legal feasibility
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Ease of administration
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Benefit /burden eouity
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Economic development /growth
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Economic impact /externalities
•
Fiscal impact
Product- An Interim Report for the project will be produced at the conclusion of
Task 5, summarizing progress to Bate and containing recommendations on a "short list" of
options to be designed in detail in Phase Il.
Discussion: We have considerable experience in using evaluation techniques with
political ieauers to develop recommendations. Rather than the more typical group
process, we believe the approach in this program should be to work on a more one -to -one
level with key representatives of corridor jurisdictions.
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