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AGENDA
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
REGULAR MEETINGS
lat and 3rd Wednesdays - 7:00 p.m.
October 2, 1991
Civic Center
Council Chambers
10500 Civic Center Drive
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
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City Coundlmembers
Denis L. Stout, Mayor
William J. Alexander, Coancllmember
Charles J. Buquet, Coancflmcmber
Diane Williams, Counci/member
Pamela J. Wright, Councifinember
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Jack Lem, City k/anager
James 1. Markman, City Attorney
Debra J. Adams, City Ckrk
City Ot6ce: 988-1861
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City Council Agenda
October 2, 1991 1
All items submitted for the Ciiy Couvcil Agenda moat be in
writing. The deadliva for aubmittiag these items is 8:00 p,m.
on the Wedneadap prior to tba meeting. The Clty Clerk's
Office receivaa all such items.
A. CALL TO ORDER
1. Pledge of Allegiance.
2. Roll Call: Bu goat _, Alexander _, Stout _,
Williams _, and Wright _
B. ANNOVNCEMENT9/PRESENTATIONS
C COMNVNI GTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
This i^ the Lima and place for the general public to •ddrmss
the City Couvcil. 9tat• law prohibits the City Couvcil from
eddreaaivg any issue vot praviouslp ivcluded on the Agenda.
Tbs City Council may receive testimony and set the matter for
• subsequent meetivg. Comments ere to be lisited to five
mivutes pet individual.
D CONSENT CALENDAR
The following Consent Calevdai iiema are expected to be
routine •vd non-controversial. They will bm acted upov by the
Council at ova time without diecussiov. Any item may be
removed by a CouncilmemDer or member of the audience for
tliaeussiov.
1. Approval of wartanta, Reglater Nos. 9/18/91 and Payroll 1
ending 9/12/91 for the total amount of $676,116.06.
2. Approval to execute an Agreement (CO 91-072) with 5
Underwriter for services associated with issuance of
Bonds for Community Facil it Les District No. 91-1.
3. Approval to summarily vacate a portion of Che southeast /
corner of Milliken Avenue and Terra Vista Parkway,
northwest corner of Spruce Avenue and Church Street and
northwest corner of Elm Avenue and Church Street
requested by Lewis Nomee of California (APN: 227-151-22,
1077-421-SB, 1077-421-62).
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RESOLUTION NO. 91-280
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFOANI A,
SUMMARIL'f ORDERING THE VACATION OF A
PORTION OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MILLIKEN
AVENUE AND TERRA VISTA PARKWAY, NORTHWEST
CORNER OF SPRUCE AVENUE AND CHURCH STREET,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF ELM AVENUE AND CHURCH
STREET, AND SOUTHEAST CORNEA OF SPRUCE
AVENUE AND CHURCH STREET - APN: 227-161-
22r 30]]-421-58, 1077-421-56 AND 10]7-421-
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d. Approval of Map, execution of Improvement Agreement, 21
Improvement Security and ordering the annexation to
Landscape Hainte ^ance District No. 7 and Street Lighting
Maintenance District Nce. 1 and 2 fot Tract Noe. 13664-
1, -2, -3, and -4, located north of 24th Street and east
of wattlman Bullock Road, submitted by Lyon
COmmuniL ies/Akin9 A980Claie9.
RESOLUTION NO. 91-281 23
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF PANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING: IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENS,
IMPROVEMENT SECVRITIES, AND FINAL MAP OF
2RACT NOS. 13564-1, -2, -3, AND -4
RESOLUTION NO. 91-282 24
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CVCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
ORDERING THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN
TERRITORY TO LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
NO. ] AND STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE
DISTRICT NOS. 1 AND 2 FOR TRACT NOS. 1366q-
1, -2, -3, AND -4
5. Approval to execute improvement Agreement Extension fo[ 3Q
Tract 102d6 located On the southwest corner of Haven
Avenue antl Hil le ids Road, submitted by JCR Development.
RESOLUTION NO. 91-283 3Z
A RESOLVTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT EXTENSION
AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY FOR TRACT 10246
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6. Approval io accept Improvements, Release of Bootle and 33
Notice of Completion tar Tract 12820, and Approval to
accept Landscape Improvements, and reduction of Faithful
Performance Bond for Tract 13727. Both TYacte are
located on the south aide of Highland Avenue between
Carnelian Street and Jasper Street.
Tract 12820
Release:
Faithful Performance Bond $412,000.00
Accept:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond S 41,200.00
Tract 13727
Release:
Faithful Performance Bond $146,000.00
Accept:
Reduced Faithful Performe.nre Bond $ 14,600.00
RESOLUTION NO. 91-284 35
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CVCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR TRACT
12820 AND AUTHORIZING THB FILING OF A
NOTICB OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK
7. Approval to Release the Improvement Security for 35
Landscaping along 24th Street actors the San 6evaine
Wash Eoc Tract Nos. 13566-1 and -3 accepted by Clty
Council on October 4, 1989, requested by The Caryn
Development company.
Release:
Faithful Perfotmance Hood 5178,000
Labor and Materials Bond $ 87,500
RESOLVTION NO. 91-285 40
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
RELEASING THE IMPROVEMENT SECURITY FOR THE
LANOSCAPI NG ALONG 24TH STREET ACROSS THE
SAN SBVAINE WASH FOA TRACT NOS. 13566^1 AND
-3 PREVIOUSLY ACCEPTED BY CITY COVNCIL
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e. Approval to accept Improvements, Release of Bonds and Q1
Notice of Completion foc DA Be-2B located on the
southeast corner of Spruce Avenue and White Oak Avenue.
Release:
Faithful Performance Bontl Street) $ 20,000.00
RESOLUTION NO. 91-286 QZ
A RESOLUTION OP THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR DR
88-28 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A
NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOA THE WORK
9. Approval to eeleaee the Improvemeni Agreement and 43
Security for ImpravemenCS to Church Street from Spruce
Avenue to Elm Avenue accepted by City Council on
September 19, 1990, submitted by Levis Homes of
California.
Release:
Fa ii Aful Performance Bond $500,000.00
Labor and Materials Bond $Z 54,000.00
RESOLUTION NO. 91-287 QQ
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
RELEASING THE IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT AND
SECURITY PREVIOUSLY ACCEPTED FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO CHURCH STREET FROM SPRUCE
AVENUE TO ELM AVENUE
l0. Approval to cel¢ase Maintenance Bond for Tract 11606 Q5
located on the aoutn side of 19th Street between Haven
Avenue and Inyo Place.
Re Lease:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond (Street} $ 55,400.00
Maintenance Guarantee Bond ~StoYm $ 8,400.00
Drain)
11. Release of Maintenance Bond Eor Tract 13559 located on 47
Sierra Crest View Loop aC Mt. Wilson Court and White
Mountain Court.
Release:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond (StreeC) $ 19,600.00
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12. Release of Maintenance Bond fez Parcel Map 9192 48
Landscape, located on the northwest corner of Highland
Avenue and AoCheet er Avenue.
Release:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond (Street) $144,361.00
13. Approval to Release Peithful Performance Bond anc Labor 49
and Haterial8 Bond, and to accept the Maintenance Bond
for the Cucamonga Elementary School Field Improvement
Project, Sunrise Landscape Company, Incorporated,
Contract No. 90-095.
E. CONSENT ORDINANCES
Tba following Ordinances bens bad public baeringe at tba ties
of fist reeding. 9ecovd readings ere erpected to be rvutive
and von-controversial. Tbey will be ncGd upon by Lbs Council
at one Lima witboui dLcusdov. Ths City Clerk will read tba
title. Any ita can be reeoved for discussion.
1. CONSIDERATION OF ASSESSMENT AND ^EVELOPM£NT DISTRICT
AMENDMENT 91-01 - CITY OP 0.9NCH0 CU AMONGA - A request
to amend the Development Dietrlcts Map from ^OP^ (Office
Professional) t0 "FBSP" (Foothill Bou levartl Specific
Plan) for a parcel consist in9 of approximately 8.3 acres
located et the northeast corner of Foothill Boulevard
and Rochester Avenue - APN: 227-152-18 and 30. Staff
recommends issuance of a Negative Declaration
ORDINANCE NO. 456 (second reading) 50
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EIANCMO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT AMENDMENT
91-Olr AMENDING THE DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS
MAP FROM "OP" (OFFICE PROFESSIONAL) TO
"FBSP" (FOOTHILL BOULEVARD SPECIFIC PLAN)
FOR A PARCEL CONSISTING OP APPRO%IMATELY
8.3 ACRES LOCATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF FOOTHILL BOULEVARD AND ROCHESTER AVENUE,
AND HARING FINDI NOS SN SUPPORT THEREOP -
APN: 227-152-18 AND 30
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CONSIDERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND TERRA
VISTA COMMUNITY PLAN ANENDMENT 91-0] - CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAHONGA - A requ80C t0 establish CJrtain streetecape
dnd site design standards cone ie[ent with the FOOthill
Boulevard Specific Plan for that portion of Foothill
Boulevard within the Terra vista Planned Community.
Staff recommends issuance of a Negative Declaration.
ORDINANCE NO. 457 (secontl reading) 53
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORlII A,
APPROVING TERRA VISTA COMMUNITY PLAN
AMENDMENT 91-01 ESTABLISHING CERTAIN
STREETSCAPE AND SITE DESIGN STANDARDS
CONSISTENT WITH THE FOOTHILL BOULEVARD
SPECIFIC PLAN FOR THAT PORTION OF FOOTHILL
eOVLEVARO WITHIN THE TERRA VISTA PLANNED
COMMUNITY, AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT
THEREOF
CONS OEAA IO OF ENVI ON ENTA SESSMEN AND V CTORIA
COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT 91-01 - CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA - A request to establLSh certain streetacape
and Bite dee ign standards consistent with the Foothill
Boulevard Specif Lc Plan foz that portion of Foothill
Boulevard within the Victoria Planned Community. Staff
recommends issuance of a Negative Declaration.
ORDINANCE NO. 458 (second reatling) 55
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVING VICTORIA COMMUNITY PLAN AMENDMENT
91-01, ESTABLISHING CERTAIN STREETSCAPE AND
SITE DESIGN STANDARDS CONSISTENT WITH THE
FOOTHILL BOVLEVARD SPECIFIC PLAN FOR THAT
PORTION OF FOOTHILL BOULEVARD WITHIN THE
VICTORIA PLANNED COMMUNITY, ANO MAKING
FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF
CONSIDERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ANO INDUSTRIAL
SPECIFIC PLAN AMEN MENT 91 0 CITY OP NCHO CUC ON
- A request to eatab lieh certain streetecape and site
design standards consistent with the Foothill Boulevard
Speclf is Plan Eor that portion of Foothill Hou Levard
within the InduairLal Area Specific Plan. StaFE
reCOmmende issuance of a Negative Declarat Lo n.
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ORDINANCE N0. 459 (second reading) 5)
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA~ CALIFOANIA~
APPROVING TNDDSTRIAL SPECIFIC PLAN
AMENDMENT 91-04, ESTABLISHING CERTAIN
STREETSCAPE AND SITE DESIGN STANDARDS
CONSISTENT WITH THE POOTMILL BOVLEVARD
SPECIFIC PLAN FOR THAT PORTION OF FOOTHILL
BOULEVARD WITHIN THE INDUSTRIAL SPECIFIC
PLAN, AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT
THEREOF
P. ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS
The following iteee beve been edvartiead end/or peeted ae
public huringe ea required by lew. The Cheir will open the
casting io receive public iestieony.
1. C N I VA ON T A F T E POP S 59
VACATION OF AN ALLEY LOCATED SOUTH OF NINTH STREET FROM
VINMAR TO SIERRA MADRE AVENUES (COOtinued froe
9eptenbsr 6, 1991)
2. CON DE T VAC T SI W EA ENT OCATE 5O
BETWEEN 9415 AND 9425 PALO ALTO STREET. AT THE TERMINUS
OP LAYTON STREET
RESOLUTION NO. 91-288 )3
A RESOLUTION OP THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO WCAMONGA~ CALIPORN IA,
ORDERING TO BE VACATED A SIDEWALK EASEMENT
LOCATED BETWEEN 9415 AND 9435 PALO ALTO
STREET, AT THE TERMINUS OF LAYTON STREET
3. C D RATION TO V CA R OADE F ER O D C TI ]Q
Y R A POR ION OF IGN N TE S EE AND A 5 F A AEA
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT AND LIEN AGREEMENT FOR
260 MIGNONETTE STREET
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RESOLUTION NO, 91-289 $fi
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONCA, CALIFORNIA,
ORDERING TO BE VACATED A RECORDED OFFER OF
DEDICATION FOR A PORTION OF MIGNONETTE
STREET FROM HELLMAN AVENUE WESTERLY
INCLUDING THE PARTIAL CUL-DE-SAC - APN 202-
041-57 AND 58
6. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE ANNEXATION $$
OF TERRITORY TO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT CFD 88-2 AND
AU H AIZIN UBMI TTA OF EVY OF SPECIAL TA%ES TO H
QUALIFIED ELECTORS
RESOLUTION N0. 91-290 91
A REGOLVTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
DECLARING THE ANNE%ATION OF TERRITORY TO AN
E%IETING COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT AND
AUTHORIZING SUBMITTAL OF LEVY OF SPECIAL
TA%ES TO THE QUALIFIES ELECTORS
5. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORS $$
IN AN ANNEXED A EA OF L W ENFOR E NT C^ 8 2 l A
PAOPOS TION TO LEV SP CIAL T XES AND S TING R EDOR 5
FOR THE ELECTION
RESOLUTION N0. 91-291 94
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS IN AN
ANNEXED AREA OF A COMMUNITY FACILITIES
DISTRICT A PROPOSITION TO LEVY A SPECIAL
TAX AND ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES AND
CONDSTIONS FOR CONDUCTING AN ELECTION
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS
The following Ltema have no legal pub licatioo or posting
regoiremeota. The Cheir will open the meeting to receive
public testimony.
1. CONSIDERATION OF A C O 91-0]3 W TH HE U TY 9$
OF SAN BERNAADINO FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE COUNTY'S
VE IC E A ATEMENT P OG AND OPTS N O COUNTY
ORDINANCE NO. 3]49 BY REFERENCE
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ORDINANCE N0. 460 preliminary reading) 119
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA,
ADOPTING, eY REFERENCE, O'RD INANCE NO. 3349
OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNAROINO PERTAINING
TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RULES, AEGULAT IONS,
AND PROCEDURES FOA PARTICIPATING IN THE
VEHICLE ABATEMENT AND REMOVAL PROGRAM OF
THE COVNTY OF SAN BEANAADINO, INCLUDING THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF CERTAIN FEES AND PENALTIES
2. O SIDERAT O OF A RE O TION A OPTING P SHOWING AREA 121
OF BENEFIT AND ORDERS NG THE PREPARATION OF A REPORT IN
R RD TO BENEF T AS SSM N DIST IC R IN G
MAINTENANCE AS CONDITIONED ON TENTATIVE TRACT L4139
(ANMANSON) AND ON TENTATIVE TRACT 13521 (WATT INLAND
EMPIREI
RESOLUTION NO. 91-292 124
A RESOLVTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF RANCHO CVCAMONCA~ CALIFORNIA,
ADOPTING A MAP SHOWING AREA OR BENEFIT AND
ORDERING THE PAEPAAAT ION OF A REPORT
3. CON I E(UT ON O RESOLVTI ECLAAING I ENT IO O 121
LEVY ASSESSMENTS SETTING THE PUBLIC HEARING. AND
APPROVING THE ENGINEER'S REPORT TN REGARDS TO A BENEFIT
ASSE S EN DIST C OR AA G N N NC
CONDITIONED ON TENTATIVE TRACT 14139 IAHMANSONI AND ON
TATI C 13 27 W NL N P
RESOLUTION NO. 91-293 126
A RESOLVTZON OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY of RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALI PORNIA,
DECLARING INTENTION TO LEVY ANNUAL BENEFIT
ASSESSMENTS, SETTING A TIME AND PLACE FOR A
PUBLIC HEARING, ANO APPROVING AE PORT OF
ENGINEER
R. CITY MANAGER'S 9TAPF REPORTS
The following items do not legally require any public
testimony, although the chair msy open the meeting Eor public
input.
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1. CONS IDEAATION OF FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE BOND REOVCTION FOR 129
TAACT 12462 LOCATED ON THE SOVTH SIDE OF SUN IT AVENVfi
BETWEEN ETIWANDA AVENUE AND EAST AVENUE UBMITTED BY
PIRST FAMILY HOMES
Release:
Faithful PezPOrmence Bond $326,000.00
Accept:
Faithful Performance Bond 5112,000.00
I. COUNCIL BUSINESS
Ths following items Cava bees requested by the City Council
for discussion. Thep are sot public hearing items, although
the Cb•ir uy open the seetiv9 for public input.
1. REPORT ON THE CHAPFEY-GAACIA HOUSE 130
J IDENTItICATION OP ITENS e'OR NEZT NEETINO
This is th• time for City Council to identify the it•ss CC•y
wish to discuss st the neat seating. Theca items will sot be
discus•ad at Chia meeting, ovly ident lied fot the n•xL
meativg.
R. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PVBLIC
Tbls is the tine end place for the general public to sddreas
the City Council. 9Ute law prohibits the City Council from
eddressiag •np iaaue not previously included on the Agenda.
The Ciiy Council map receive t•stiuay sad Get Lhm utter for
• subsequent meeting. Comsmnis arm to ba limited to five
minute• per individual.
L. ADJOVRNMENT
I, Debra J. Atlame, City Clerk of the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
hereby certify chat a true, accurate copy of the foregoing
agenda was posted on September 27, 1991, seventy-two (72)
hours prior [o the meeting per Government Code 54953 ai 10500
CivLc Center Drive.
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
BY:
SUBJECT:
October 2, 1991
Mayor and Members of the City Council
Linda D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager
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Jan Reynolds, Assistant Redevelopment Analyst
APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT WITH UNDERWRITER
FOR SERVICES ASSOCIATED W[TH ISSUANCE OF
BONDS FOR COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT 91-1
RECOMMENDATION : Authorize the Mayor to execute an
underwriter's agreement with Spelman 8c Company for services
associated with structuring and issuance of bonds for Community
Facilities District 91-1.
BACKGROUND: At the September 18, 1991 meeting, the City Council
gave conceptual approval to the formation of a Mello-Roos
Community Facilities District (CFD) and issuance of bonds to finance
public improvements in the undeveloped eastern portion of the City.
in order to proceed in a timely manner with the proposed structure
and subsequent sale of the bonds, it is necessary to select an
underwriter for this issue.
ANALYSIS: In August 1991, the City Council approved contracts
with bond counsel, financial advisor, and assessment engineer to
work with City staff on the formation of a propo<ed CFD. The
addition of the underwriter to the financial team will ensure a
complete analysis in order to obtain the most favorable bond
structure and financing. The firm of Spelman 8c Company is highly
qualified to provide underwriting services in the structure and
negotiated sale of the bonds. Costs associated with [he underwriter
are fully paid from bond proceeds, requiring no expenditure of
general City funds,
Respectfully submitted,
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Linda D. Daniels
Deputy City Manager
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-C:'i'1- OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
DATE: October 2, 1991 STAFF REPORT
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council -
Jack !.am, A.I.C.P., City Manager ^
FROM: Wm. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer ~.1)
BY: Jce Stofa, Associate Engineer
SUBJECT: APPROVAL TO SUMMARILY VACATE A PORTION OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
ques y ew s ames o a orn a
'~3Ti5I'-Zf; Ib77=A21-58, 1077-421-55, and 1077-421-62)
RECOM!£NDATTON: IC is recommended that CSty Council adopt the attached
reso uTtfon sumuarily ordering the vacation of a portion of the southeast
corner of Milliken Avenue and Terra Vista Parkway, Northwest corner of
Spruce Avenue and Church Street, Southeast corner of Spruce Avenue and
Church Street and Northwest corner of Elm Avenue and Church Street as
described in Exhibit "A`
BACKGROUND ANALYSIS: Lewis Homes of California is requesting the
vacs on o s r ps of land apDroxlmately 5 to 6 feet wide at variable
lengths between 50 to 100 feet due to the current City s bus bay
standards.
The Developer has processed, by separate instrument, easement documents
which were required to contract the City's Current standard Dus byv at
the above mentioned locations. In return, the developer is requesting a
summarily vacation of the excess street dedication which 1s no longer
needed.
The appl ication for sunnmrlly vacation for the subject sites has been
reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission on September 11, 1991 as
conforming to the approved City General Pi an and Development Code.
The existing bus bay on the southeast corner of Milliken Avenue and Terra
Vista Darkway is currently being reconstructed to provide for a bus bay
consistent with the current standard. The remaining 3-locations along
Church Street are 1n Lhe process of being constructed.
ResDectfuliy submiyted,
Jce O'Neil ,'~ ~~"L'~~~
City Engineer
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Attachments: Exhibit "A" -Legal Descriptions
Exhibit "B" -Site Maps
Exhibit "C" - Vicinity Map
RESOLUTION N0. C)~ - ~ ~('a
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, SUMMARILY ORDERING THE VACATION OF
A PORTION OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MILLIKEN AYENUE AND
TERRA VISTA PAPo(NAr, NORTHNEST CORNER OF SPRUCE AVENUE
ANO CHURCH STREET, NORTHNEST CORNER OF ELM AVENUE AND
CHURCH STREET, AND SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SP;d1CE AVENUE AND
CHURCH STREET - APN: 227-151-22, 1077-421-58, 1077-421-
55, AND 1077-421-62)
WHEREAS, by Chapter 4, Article 1, Section 8330, of the Streets and
Highway Code, th? City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga is authorized
to sumnarity vacate a portion of the City Street hereinafter more particularly
described; and
NHEREAS, the City Council found all the evidence submitted that a
portion of the Southeast corner of Milliken Avenue and Terra Vista Parkway,
Northwest corner of Spruce Avenue and Church Street, southeast corner of
Spruce Avenue and ChurcA Street and Northwest Corner of Elm Avenue and Church
Street in the Terra Vista Planned Caamunlty are unnecessary for present or
prospective publTC street purposes because they have been superceded by
relocation.
NON, THEREFORE, BE tT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Rancho Cucamonga as follows:
SECTION 1: That the City Council of the Ctty of Rancho Cucamonga
hereby ma e~k s ifs-order vacating that portion of street on Map V-111, V-112,
V-113, and V-119 on file to the office of the City Clerk of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga, which has been further described 1n a legal description which is
attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A", and by reference made a part thereof.
SECTION 2: That from and after the date the resolution is recorded,
said por own of-the Southeast corner of Milliken Avenue and Terra Yista
Parkway, Northwest corner of Spruce Avenue and Church Street, Southeast corner
of Spruce Avenue and Church Street and Northwest corner of Elm Avenue and
Church Street no longer constitutes a street or public utility easement.
SECTION 3: That the City Clerk shall cause a certified copy of this
resolutton~~e- recorded to the office of the County Recorder of San
Bernardino County, California.
8
EXHIBIT "A'
VACATION OF A PORTION OF AN EASEMENT FOR STREET ANO
PUBLIC UTILITY PURPOSES PER INSTRUMENT N0. 89-119079,
RECORDED ,TITHE 16, 1989 IN THE OFFICE OP THE COUNTY
RECORDER OP SAN BERNMDINO COUNTY.
I THAT PORTION OP PARCEL 1, OP PARCEL MAP N0. 7167, IN THE CITY OP
- RANCHO CUCAMONGA, COUNTY OP 6AN RERNMDINO, STATE OP CALIPORNIA
:I~ AS RECORDED IN PARCEL MAP BODE ]8, PAGES 13 AND 14, IN THE
I OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNIR, DESCRIBED AS
:~ FOLLONSs
lii
ii BEGINNING AT THE CBNTERLINB INTeMECTION OP MILLIEEN AVENUE ANO ~,
R"~, TEPAA VISTA PARRf1AY; TNBNCB ALONG SAID CENTERLINE OP TERM VISTA
9i~ PARRNAY NORTH 89°46.36' BAST 141.80 PERT; THENCE LEAVING SAIDI
IO~i~ CENTERLINE SOUTH 00°13'74• NEST 50.00 FBBT TO A POIIPP ON THE!
Il~~i '. SOVTNBRLY RIGHT-OP-NAY OP SASD TERM VISTA PARRIiAY PERT
121i' INSTRUMENT NO. 89-219079, MCOROED JUNE 16, 1989, IN SAID OPYIC81
I:I'i'~ OP SAID COUNTY RECORDER, SAID POINT BEING TNB TNVE INT OP
I I'~' 08CINNING; THENCE ALONG SASD RIGRT-O[-MAY SOUTH 67°07.94^ NEST
1:~~ 0.17 [BET TD THE BEGINNING 0[ A TANGENT CURVBr CONGVB
Ili NOR17(BI1LY, HAVING A RADIUS OP 53.00 PEBTI 1T6NC8 MBSTEMY ALONG
l i'I ~, SAID CURVE TEROUGN A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 77°47'47', AN ARC L8NGT111
IRII i OP 70.72 PeMP; TLL+NCE 9OUTN 89°{6.76^ NEST 38.00 PEET TO THE
1!Ij~I 08GZNNING OP A TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTI~ASTERLY, MVING Aj
''?0 '. RADIVB OP 74.00 iBBT; THENCE MB5TERLY AS/JNG SAID CURVE THROUGH A~
21~i 1i CENTML ANGLE OP 38°13'!1^, AN ARC LENGTH OP 16.01 1'0 THE CUSP ~I
'~2~' I OP A CURVE, A MDIAL LIMB THROUGH SAID CUSP REARING NORTH ii
21'I 38°27'08^ NBSTf SAID POINT BBICG THE BEGINNING 0! A NON TANGBNTi
71 CURVE, CONGVB SOUTNEASTBRLYr HAVING A RAD2U8 OP 74.00 PBBT, A~
7( RADIAL LINE OP RAID NONPANGBNT CURVE THROVCN SAID POINT BEAR91
2G NORTH S1°59'15^ NEST) TIRNCE LMVING SAID RIGHT-OP-NAYI
'2i NORTHEASTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE, THROVCII A CENTRAL ANGLE OP ~.
2M~ 51°45'51^r Ax ARC LENGTH 0! 71.6E PBBT) THEIICE NDRTH E9°46'36^
•2;II EAST 57.80 PBBT TO T116 TRUE POINT 0- BEGINNING.
PREPARED BY MADOLb AND AS90CIATBSr INC'~ 01 THE SNLAND EMPIRE
J.N. 176-8839 Yp,OfE98/p
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E%HIBIT "A" 1 OF 4
E%NIBIT "A"
CHURCH STRE¢T L SPRUCE AVENVB
(VAGTION OP A PORTION OP CNIIRCN STREET AND
A PORTION OP BPRVCE AV¢NUB)
I THOS¢ PORTIONS OP CHURCH STRE¢T AND SPRUCE AVBNII6 IN THE CITY OP
_ IUNCHO CUCJfMONGA, COVNTY OP SAN BERNARUINO, STATe OP CALIPOPNIA,
AS PER INSTRV262iT N0. H9-070107, R¢CORDBD MAACN 11, 1989,
I OPPICIAL RECORDS, AND P8R INSTRVMBNT NO. 89-090110, R¢COP08D
.~ MARCH 1/, 1989, DPYICIAL 116C011D9, flES PBCTIV¢LY, BOTH IN TN6
~'~ OPPIC6 OP TH8 COUNTY RECORDER OP SAID COUNTY, D85CRIBBD AS
', POLLOtlS, '~
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III SPRDCH AVENU¢, SAID CENTERLINE OY SPRVC6 A3RNUE BEING ON A~,
II CURVB, COXGVB SOUTNBASTERLY, HAVING A RADIVS OP 1,000.00 PBET,•
I'L A RADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT BEARS NORTH 66' 31.13' N¢ST;
13, THENCE NORTHERLY AIANG BRIO CBNPBRLIN6, THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE
II OP OT H9'13', AN ARC LENG771 OP 50.97 YBBT TO A POINT ON THE
I,', BEGINNIN6 OP A REVERSE CURVE, CONCAVE NORTNNEBTBRLY, HAVING AI
111 RADIUS OY 1,000.00 [86T, A RADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT BEARS ~.
I~ NORTH 63'36'30' NEST; TNBNC6 NORTNEASTERLT ALONG SAID CURVE 'I
IR.~, THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OY OP IB'O/', AN ARC LENGTH OP 31.11;
I:li' PEST, TO A POINT, A RADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT BeARB SOVTN i,
•ql 65' 71.31' EAST; THENCE LEAVING SAID CENTSIILIN6 NORTH 65' 74')4'II
?I~ N68T 1{.00 P66T TO A POINT ON THB MESTERLT RICXT-OP-NAT O! $AIO
po'~,; SPRUCE AVENGE, SAID POINT BEING ON TN6 BEGINNING OP A NONTANG¢NT '~
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alb RADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT BEARS SOUTH 65 71.3Y EASTr SATDI
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•ri.l 11 HAVING A RADIUS OY 21.00 MEET, A PADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT •
:III BEARS ,SOUTH 69'09'17' EABT; THENCE SOUTNN68TERLT ALONG SAID
•(I CURV6r THROUGH A CENTML ANGLE 0[ 91' 1{'77", AN ARC LENGTH OP
,19!39 .17 P66Tr TG A POINT ON THE BEGINNING 0! A COMPOUND CURVE,
E%NIBIT "A" 2 OF 4
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CHURCH STRBBT i SPRUCE AVENUB
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I CONCAVE NORTNEASTERLYr HAVING A RADIUS OP 2,750.00 PEET, A
_ RADIAL LINE THROUGH SAID POINT REARS SOUTR 29' 04.75' MEET(
TXENCB NORTHNBSTERLY, ALONG SAID CURY6, THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE
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XIS' SOUTH 82. 18'3{` BAST 0.24 PEET TO A POINT ON TXe BEGINNING OP A
III' TANGENT CVRVB, CONGVB SOUTNBRLYr HAVING A RADIOS OP 51.00 FEET;
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11 22'20'27', AN ARC LENGTH OP 19.89 PBBT TO A POINT ON 'PHE
I'1. BEGINNING OP A RSVBRSB CURVE, CONCAVE NORTNBA$TERLY, HAVING A'
I;1, RADIUS OP 3,3{6.00 P66T, A RADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT BBAAS
II NORTH 70'01.53• EAST: THENCE BOUT116ASTERLT ALONG SAID CURVE,
(,', THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE 0P 00' 56'51', AN AAC LBNCI'II OP 38.80 TO'
I11 A POINT ON '17~ BEGINNING 0P A COMPOUND CURVE, CONGVB NORTNEPLY, 'i
I~~., HAVING A RADIUS OP 24.00 PEET, A RADIAL LING THROUGH SAID POINT',
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'rlb '~ THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OP 94'29.36", AN ARC LENGTH OP 39.58 TO ~'
•~I ~'~ TN6 TRUE POINT OP BEGINNING.
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VAGTION OF A PORTION OP CHURCH STREET AND SPRUCE AVENUE
RIGHT-OP-NAYS AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
! THOSE PORTIONS OP SPRUCE AVENUE AND CHORCN STREET IN THE CITY OP
2. MNCNO CUCAMONGA, COUNTY OP SAN 66PNAROINO, STATE OP CALIPORNIA„
:1 ~' AS PER INSTRUMENT N0. 69-090110, REC011D60 MARCH 11, 1969,
1, OFFICIAL 11ECORDSr AND PER INSTRUMENT NO. 69-090108, RECORD60~
:l ~~il MARCH 14, 1989, OPPICIAL RECORDS, RESPECTIVELY, BOTH BOTFI IN THS~
f, l~ OPPICE OP THE COUNTY RECORDER OP SAID COUNTY, DESCRIBED ASj
711 POLLONSt '
!1;' BEGINNING AT TXE CENTERLINE INTERSECTION OP SPRUCE AVENUE ANO'~
loll CHURCH STREET, SAID CENTERLINE OP SPRUCE BEING ON A CORtRr!
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I'
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1311 60OPHERLY ALONG SAID CENTERLINE TNAOUGN A CENTRAL ANGLE OPi
11 ~I' 05.01'09", AN ARC LENGTH OP 67.89 lEET TO A POINT, A RADIAL LIMB
IS ~ THROIIGtl SAID POINT SEARS NORTH 71' 33.57• NEST: THENCE LEAVING1
Ifi ~ SAID CEMTEIILINE SOUTH 71'33'52' EAST 11.00 PEST TO A POINT ON11
Ii THE GSTBRLZ RICNT-OP-MAY OP 9PROC6 AVENUE, SAID POINT BEING ON
iAl THE BEGINNING OP A NONTANCENI' CURVE, CONGVE NEST611LZ~ HAVING A
1911 RADIUB Oi 956.00 PEET, A RADIAL LINE THROUGH SAID POINT 86ARS
201 NORTH 71'33.52• NESTi THENCE LEAVING 911ID RIGHT-OP-MAT NORTHBRLTi
21~ ALONG RAID CURVE TNAOUIBI A CENTRAL ANGLE 0! 00.11'52•, Ap ARC
22 LENGTH OP 1.17 FEET TO A POINT ON THE BEGINNING OP A COMPOUND
23 CURVE CONGVE SOUTNEASTERLT, HAVING A RADIUS OP 21.00 PEES, A
21 RADIAL LINE THROUGH SAID POINT BEAA.4 NORTH 71. 19'00^ NEST;
25 THENCE NORTNBRLZ ALONG SAID CURVET THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OP
2G 96.52'13', AN ARC LENGTH OP 10.58 PEST TO A POINT ON THB
271 BBGINN2NG O- A REVERSE CURVE, COMGVE NORTNEIILZ, HAVING A RADIUS
2H OP 2,140.00 PEETI A RADIAL LIMB THROUGH SAID POINT BEARS NORTH
2!1 25' 33'17' E113T; THENCE E118TERLT, ALONG SAID CURVE, THROUGH A
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31 POINT ON A NONTANCENT LINE, A MDIAL LINE THROUGH SAID POINT
32~ BEAR9 SOUTH 24'10'06' NEST, SAID MONTANGENT LINE BEING ON THE
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EXHIBIT 'A^ CONTINUED
VAGTION OP A PORTION OP CHURCH STREET AND SPRUCE AVENUE
RIGHT-OP-NAYS AT THE SOUTHEAST GOPHER
' SOUTHBIILY RIGHT-OP-WAY OP SAID CHURCH STREET; THENCE ALONG SAI01
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G BBOZNNZNG OP A COMPOUND CURVBr CONGV6 NORTHBRLYr HAVING A
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P SOOTN 2Y 38.09• NEST{ THENCE NBSTBRLS ALONG SAID CUIR7E THROUGH A
G CBNTSAL ANGLE OP 00'S~'S1• AN ARC LENGTR OP 39.19 FEET TO A
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12 TIGOUCAI SAZD POINT BEARR SOUTH 25' 33'03• MESTr SAID REVEIIS6
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III THENCE MESTERLY ALONG SAID CORV6 TlNU/IXNI A CENTRAL ANGLE OP
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IG BEGINNING.
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CHURCH STREET
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AT THE N/N GOPHER OP CHURCH STREET ANO 8LM AVENUE BAST).
~~, THAT PORTION OP CHURCH STREET RIGHT-OP-NAY, IN TNB CITY OP
2.' pANCHO CUCAMONGA, COUNTY OP SAN RERNARDINOr STATE OP CALIFORNIA
;~', AS SNONN ON MAP OP TMCT N0. 132]0 AS RECOIiDBU IN BOON 213'
11. PACES 72 THROUGH 74r INCLUSIVE OP MAPS, AND AS SHONN ON~
Si. INSTRVNBNT NO. BB-343875 OF OPPICIAL RECORDS' RECORDED OCTOBER•
li !, 13, 1998. BOTH IN THE OPPICE OY TNB COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID;
- i COUNTY, DBSCRIBED AS YOLLOi13; '~
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!1~ BEGINNING AT TIQ CENTERLINE INTEIISBCTIOX OP SAID CHURCH STREETi
lOi'i AND EI.N AVENUE BAST; THENCE ALONG THB CENTERLINE OF SAID BLM~
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Wm. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Joe Stofa, Associate Engineer
SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF MAP, IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT, IMPROVEMENT SECURITY AND
ORDERING THE ANNEXATION TO LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT N0. 7
AND STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NOS. 1 FOR 2, FOR TRACT
NOS. 13564-1, -2, -3, -4, LOCATED NORTH OF 24TH STREET AND EAST
OF NAROMAN-BULLOCK ROAD, SUBMITTED BY LYON COMMUNITIES/AKINS
ASSOCIATE
REC01lENDATION
it 1s recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolutions
approving Tract Nos. 13564-1, -2, -3, and -4. accepting the subJect agreement
and securities, ordering the annexation to Landscape Maintenance District No.
7 and Street Lighting Maintenance District Nos. 1 and 2, arM authorizing the
Mayor and the City Clerk to sign said agreement and to cause said maps to
record.
AMALYSIS/BACIIGROUND
Tract No. 13564 located north of 24th Street and east of Hardman-Bullock Road
was conditionally approved by the County on November 17, 1988, for the
division of 101 acres into 145 lots.
The City entered into a Deveiopment Agreement with the County on December 7,
1988, and granted the Developer, Lyon Communities/Aktns Associate, a time
extension on August 22, 1990.
The Developer is submitting an agreement and security to guarantee the
construction of the off-site improvements in the following amounts.
Faithful Perfon~ance Bond:
TR 13564-1 f 625,000
TR 13564-2 (1 ,359,000
TR 13564-3 f 583,000
TR 13564-4 S 608,000
Landscape TR 13564-1 f 446,000
landscape TR 13564-2 f 663,000
Landscape TR 13564-3 f 666,000
Landscape TR 13564-4 i 300,000
CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
iR 13564-1, -2, -3, d -4
October 2, 1991
Page 2
Comnunlty Trail f 215,000
Hardman-Bullock Rd. f 316,000
24th St. to SCE
Hardman-Bullock Rd. f 250,000
SCE to Col onbero
San Sevine Rd. f 255,000
24th St. to SCE
Morse Canyon levee f 514,000
Labor and Material Bond:
TR 13564-1 f 312,500
TR 13564-2 S 679,500
TR 13564-3 f 291,500
7R 13564-4 f 304,000
Landscape TR 13564-L S 223,000
Landscape TR 13564-2 ; 331,500
Landscape TR 13564-3 f 333,000
landscape TR 13564-4 f 150,000
Caamunlty 7ra11 f 107,500
Hardman-Bullock Rd. f 158,000
24th St, to SCE
Hardman-Bullock Rd. ; 125,000
'SCE to Col onbero
San 5evtne Rd. f 127,500
24th St. to SCE
Morse Canyon Levee f 257,000
CasA Beposit Morn~entatian
TR 13564-1 f 4,100
TR 13564-2 f 4,350
TR 13564-3 f 4,500
7R 13564-4 f 4,200
Copies of the agreement, securities and Consent and Nalver to Annexation Form
signed by the Developer is on file 1n the City Clark's office.
A letter of approval has been received from Cucamonga County Hater District.
C.C. 6 R.'s have also been approved by the City Attorney.
Respectfully s ted,
' C~%~
Hm. Joe O'Neil /
City Engineer
NJO:JS:dIN
Attachments
as
RESOLUTION N0. G,/- a 01
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT,
IMPROVEMENT SECURITIES, AND FINAL IMP OF TRACT NOS.
13564-1, -2, -3, AND -4
MHEREAS, the Tentative Map of Tract Nos. 13564-1, -2, -3 and -4,
consisting of 101 lots, submitted by Lyon Cownunittes/Akins Associate
Subdivider, located north of 24th Street and east of Hardman-Bullock road has
been submitted to the City of Rancho Cucamonga by said Subdivider and approved
by said City as provided in the Subdivision Map Act of the State of
California, and in compliance with the requirements of Ordinance No. 28 of
said City; and
MHEREAS, to meet the requirements established as prerequisite to
approval of the Final Map of said Tract said Subdivider has offered the
Improvement Agreement submitted herewith for approval and execution by Bald
City, together with good and sufficient Improvement Security, and submits for
approval said Final Map offering for dedication for public use the streets
delineated thereon.
NOM, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLYEO by the City Council of the City of
Rancho Cucamonga, California, as follows:
That sa/d Improvement Agreement be and the same is
approved and the Mayor is authorized Lo execute same
on behalf of said City and the Cify Clerk is
authorized to attest thereto; and
That said Improvement Securities is accepted as good
and sufficient, sub,{ect to approval as Lo forni and
content thereof by the City Attorney; and
That the offers for dedication and the F1na1 Map
delineating same be approved and the City Clerk is
authorized to execute Lhe certificate thereon on
behalf of sold City.
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RESOLUTION N0. CJ/- ~P1
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ORDERING THE ANNEJ(ATION OF
CERTAIN TERRITORY TO LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT N0.
1 AND STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT NOS. 1 AND 2
FOR TRACT NOS. 13564-1, -2, -3, AND -4
NHEREi;S, the dity Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga.
California, has previously formed a special maintenance district pursuant to
the terms of the "Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972", beang 0lviston 15,
Part 2 of the Streets arM Nighwdys Code of the State of California, said
special maintenance district known and designated as Landscape Maintenance
District No. 7, Street Lighting Maintenance Dtstrict No. 1 and Street Lighting
Maintenance District No. 2 (hereinafter referred to as the "Maintenance
District°); and
NHEREAS, the provisions of Article 2 of Chapter 2 of the
"Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972" authorize the annexation of additional
territory to the Maintenance District; and
NHEREAS, at this time the Cfty Council is desirous to take
proceedings to annex the property described on ExhlDit "A" attached Hereto and
incorporated herein by this referenced to the Maintenance District; and
NNEREAS, all of the owners of property within the territory proposed
to be annexed to the Maintenance Oistrtct have filed with the City Clerk their
written consent to the proposed annexation without notice and hearing or
filing of an Engineer's "Report".
NON, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
HEREBY RESOLVES AS FOLLDNS:
SECTION 1: That the above recitals are all true and correct.
SECTION 2: That this legislative body hereby orders the annexation
of Lhe grope-r~s shown 1n Exhibit "A" and the work program areas as
described 1n Exhlblt "B" attached hereto to the Maintenance Dtstrict.
SECTION 3: That all future proceedings of the Maintenance District,
including tTie Tevy of ail assessments, shall be applicable to the territory
annexed hereunder,
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EXHIBIT 'B"
PROJECT NAME: TRACT NOS. 13564-1 -2, -3 AND -4
N0. OF D.U. OR ACREAGE: 145 du N0. OF ASSESS. UNIT: 145 units
STREET LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
No. of Lamps to be Annexed
District No. ~BiJDI--95 P2;QiRf--273bII
1 --- --' --- --- ---
2 100 --- --- --- ---
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE DISTRICT
Conunity Turf Ground Cover Trees
District No. Street Name EQUest.Trail Sq. ft. Sa. ft. Ea.
7 Colonbero St. --- --- 17,015 35
Galleano Dr./Ct. --- --- --- 43
Gudero Or. --- --- --- 24
Padre Ave. --- --- --- 31
Aggosetti --- --- 42,517 94
Cervetti Ave . --- --- --- 11
Colonbero Rd. --- --- 17,000 39
Congeml Lt. --- --- --- 16
Coppi Ct. --- --- --- 13
Gallo Ct. --- --- --- 15
Garret Ave. --- --- --- 17
Lancta Ct. --- --- --- 13
Mandala Ave. --- --- --- 15
Opici Ct. --- --- --- 13
Regtna Dr. --- --- --- 87
San Antonio Dr. --- --- --- 41
San Sevalne Rd. 20,100 --- 42,630 114
Sanchez Ct. --- --- --- 18
Val Brothers Dr. --- --- --- 60
Community Trail 24,000
(Not ad,~acent street)
JS:10/2/91
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STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor, and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Mn. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Morks Inspector II~
SU&IECT: APPROVAL OF IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT EXTENSION FOR TRACT 10246
LOCATED ON THE SOUTHNEST CORNER OF HAVEN AVENUE AND
HILLSIDE ROAD, SUBMITTED BY JCR DEVELOPMENT.
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RECOMIENDATION
It Ts recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution,
accepting the subject agreement extension and security and authorizing
the Mayor and City Clerk to sign said agreement.
BACK6ROUMD/ANALYSIS
Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security to guarantee the
construction of the puD11c improvements for Tract 10246 were approved by
the City Council on october 19, 1989, 1n the Po11ow1ng amounts:
Fa,lthful Performance Bono: f173,000.00
Labor and Material Bond: f 86,500.00
the developer, JCR Deveiopment, is requesting approval of a 6-month
extension on said improvement agreement 1n order to secure construction
financing and complete all street Improvements. Copies of the
Improvement Agreement Extension are available in the Ctty Cierk's Office.
Respectfully submf
C')7-ec~
Ihn. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
NJO:SMG:Iy
Attachments
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Sept 04,1991
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
10600 Civic Centre Drive
P.O.BOX 807 ~ ~ .'
RANCHO CUCAMONGA,CA 91729 ~e~ ~~ - ~ ;I!
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Attn: Steve M. Gilliland CITY ''I '!%~~'~~''~=°C"~`~{"
COMMUNITY DEVF,LOPMENT DEPARTMENT r~.~~c:~: ~..a': G~"=.~
ENGINEERING DIVISION
RE: Request for Extension for Improvement Agreement-Tract No.10246
Dear Sir:
We have received your letter informing us that the Improvement
Agreement for Tract 10246 will expire on September 18,1991.
Therefore, we hereby request an extension of the Improvement
Agreement due to the following:
1. Extension o£ Land Loan.
2. Application of Building Construction Loan.
3. Financial Difficulty.
The extension time needed is approximately 12 months. During
this time period, we will borrox our Building Construction Loan
to continue the construction.
If you have any questions, please contact our office at 818-856-0338,
Respectfully,
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Fei-Sha Hu
Genera Partr.eC
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RESOLUTION N0. 9~ '~8,~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT
EXTENSIDN AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY FOR TRACT 10246
VRIEREAS, the C1ty Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
California, has for its consideration an Improvement Agreement Extension
executed on October 2, 1991, by JCR Development as developer, for the
improvement of public right-of-way ad,~acent to the real property specifically
described therein, and generally located at the southwest corner of Haven
Avenue and H111side Road; and
WHEREAS, the 'nstallatlan of such improvements, described in said
Improvement Agreement and subfect to the terms thereof, is to be done 1n
conjunction with the development of said Tract 10246; and
WHEREAS, Bald improvement Agreement Extension 1s secured and
accompanied by good and sufficient Improvement Security, which 15 identified
1n said Improvement Agreement Extension.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga,
California hereby resolves, that said Improvement Agreement Extension and said
Improvement Security. be and the same are hereby approved and the Mayor is
hereby authorized to 51gn said Improvement Agreement Extension on behalf of
the City of Rancho Cucamonga, and the City Clerk to attest thereto.
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STAFF REPORT ,~
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Wm. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Works Inspector II ~~-C ~
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SUBJECT: ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS, RELEASE OF BONGS AND NOTICE OF
COMPLETION FOIL TRACT 12620. ACCEPTANCE OF LANDSCAPE '.
IMPROVEMENTS, AND REDUCTION OF FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE BOND
FOR TRACT 13727. BOTH TRACTS ARE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIOE ~
OF HIGHLAND AYENUE BETNEEN CARNELIAN STREET AND i
JASPER STREET.
RECOMIEKOATION:
It 7s recommended that City Council accept the improvements for Tract
12820, accept the Maintenance Guarantee Bond in the amount of 541,200.,
authorize the City Engineer to file a Not/ce of Completion, and authorize
the City Clerk to release the Faithful Performance Bond in the amount of
E412,000. It is also recamaended that Council accept the landscape only
for Tract 13727, and authorize a reduction of the Faithful Performance
Bond from E146,000 to E14,600.
BACKGROUKO/ANN.YSIS
Tract 12820 and Tract 13727 are located on the south side of
Highland Avenue between Carnelian Street and Jasper Street, and are being
developed by Southland Development,
Although the Developer has coa~pleted ail Engineering conditioned
Improvements for both tracts, he was required by the Development Code and
the Planning Division to install a securl*v fence and gate in the street
to secure the cul-de-sac model compl!R. This particular cul-de-sac
(Napa Street) 15 located on the south side of Highland Avenue, and is the
first street west of Carnelian Street. It is part Of Tract 13727. Nhile
all street Improvements and landscape improvements are complete on both
tracts, the Engineering D1v151on cannot recommend acceptance of Tract
13727 until such time that the security fence 15 remnved. It 1s being
recommended, however, that Council accept Tract 12820, and Lhe landscape
only on Tract 13727, and to reduce the Faithful Performance Bond for
Tract 13727 from f146,000 to (14,600.
MAYOR ANO MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
JACK LAM, ATCP, CITY MANAGER
STAFF REPORT - TRACT 12820 ANO TRACT 13727
OCTOBER 2, 1991
PAGE 2
DEVELOPER: Southland Development
3801 Sierra Highway N29, Suite 210
Acton, CA 93510
Release: Faithfui Performance Bond (Tract 12820) E412,000.00
Accept: Maintenance Guarantee Bond (Tract 12620) E 41,200.00
Release: Faithful Performance Bond (Tract 13727) E146,000.00
Accept: Reduced Faithful Performance Bond (Tract 13127) E 14,600.00
Respectfully submitted,
Wm. Joe O'Neil ~~ ~~
City Engineer
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Attachment
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RESOLUTION N0. 9/~ak'(~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
FOR TRACT 12820 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A NOTICE OF
COMPLETION FOR THE NORK
NNEREAS, the construction of pubiTC improvements far Tract 12820 have
been completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer; and
NHEREAS, a Notice of Completion is required to be filed, certifying
the work complete.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga
hereby resolves, 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.
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mdyor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, CT ty Manager
FROM: Wm. Jce O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Joe Stofa, Jr., Associate Engineer
SUBJECT: APPROVAL TO RELEASE THE IMPROVEMENT SECURITY FOR
LANDSCAPING ALONG 24TH STREET ACROSS THE SAN SEVAINE HASH
FOR TRACT NOS. 13566-1 AND -3, ACCEPTED BY CITY COUNCIL ON
OCTOBER 4, 1989, REQUESTED BY THE CARYN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
It is recommended that the City Council adopt Lhe attached resolution
releasing the security accepted by C1ty Council on October 4, 1989.
BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS
Tract Map Nos. 13566-1 and -3 located on the south 51de of 24th Street,
west of Cherry Avenue were approved by the C1ty Council on October 4,
1989. At that time, the Developer had volunteered to extend the
landscaping along 24th Street across the San Sevaine Wash, which is
located easterly of the subject tract.
Since the approval of the sub,~ect tract, the econdnic situation has
changed causing the Developer to rescind h1s proposal to extend the
landscaping along 24th Street across the San Sevaine Wash. The project
was not conditioned for such a request, therefore it fs aDProprtate to
delete or release the security to the Developer for the landscaping
within the limits mentioned above for the fo11ow1ng anrounts:
Faithful Perfornwnce Bond: f175,000.00
Labor and Material Bond: f 87,500.00
Bond No. 9851345
CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
24TH STREET LANDSCAPING
October 2, 1991
Page 2
The remaining securities also approved for the same pro,~ect on October 4,
1989 will remain with the Ctty Clerk's office until all required work is
completed and accepted by the City.
Respectfully submltted~J
~``~ ~ ~~
Wm. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
WJO:JS:dlw
Attachment
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RESOLUTION N0. g!- ~,8$
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RELEASING THE fHPRDYEMENT SECURITY
FOR THE LANDSCAPING ALONG 24TH STREET ACROSS THE SAN
SEYAINf WASH FOR TRACT NOS. 13566-1 AND -3 PREVIOUSLY
ACCEPTED BY CITY COUNCIL
WHEREAS, Improvement Security for landscaping aiong 24th Street
across the San Sevaine Mash for Tract Nos. 135b6-1 and -3 was approved by the
C9 ty Council on October 4, 1989; and
NHEREAS, Lhe Caryn Development Company, the Developer, request a
deletion or release of the security for said landscaping within said limits;
and
WHEREAS, said Developer is not required to construct said landscaping
within said limits.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCANONGA,
CALIFORNIA, HEREBY RESOLVES AS FOLLONS:
1. That said landscaping was not required as a condition of approval;
and
2. That the Improvement Security for the landscaping along 24th Street
across the San Sevaine Wash for Tract 13566-1 and -3 accepted by City
Council an October 1, 1989, (bond No. 9851345) is hereby released.
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STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Nm. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer ~,
BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Norks Inspector tt~~-
SUBJECT: ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS, RELEASE OF BONDS AND NOTICE OF
COMPLETION FOR DR 88-29 LOCATED ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SPRUCE AVENUE AND NNITE OAK AVENUE.
RECONMEIDIITION:
The required street improvements for DR 88-28 have been completed in an
acceptable manner, and it 1s recommended that City Council accept said
improvements, authorize the Clty Engineer to file a Notice of Completion
and authorize the City Clerk to release the Faithful Performance Bond 1n
the amount of 520,100.00.
BACK9l0UMD/ANALYSIS
OR 88-28 - located on Lhe southeast corner of Spruce Avenue and Nhite
Oak Avenue.
DEVELOPER: Rancho Cucamonga Median Partners
10841 Nhite Oak Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Release:
Faithful Performance 'Bond (Street) (20,000.00
0.espectfully su ted,
Nm. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
NJO:SMG:Iy
Attachment
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RESOLUTION N0. LJ~~a~~e
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
FOR DR 88-28 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A NOTICE OF
COMPLETION FOR THE NORK
NHEREAS, the construction of public improvements for OR 88-28 have
been completed to the satisfaction of the Ctty Engineer; and
NHEREAS, a Notice of Completion is required to be filed, certifying
the vrork complete.
NOM, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga
hereby resolves, that the rrork is hereby accepted and the City Engineer is
authorized to sign and file a Notice of Completion rlth the County Recorder of
San Bernardino County.
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- C[TY OF RANCHO C [;CA~fONGA
STAFF REPORT
GATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: ion. Joe O'Neil, Ct ty Engineer
BY: Joe Stofa Jr., Associate Engineer
SUBJECT: APPROVAL TO RELEASE THE IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT AND SECURITY FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO CHURCH STREET FROM SPRUCE AVENUE TO ELM AVENUE
ACCEPTED BY CITY COUNCIL ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1990, SUBMITTED BY
LENIS HOMES OF CALIFORNIA
RECONENDA7ION
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution
releasing the agreement and security accepted by City Council on September 19,
1990.
DACK6ROIIMD/ANALYSIS
On September 4, 1991, Lewis Homes of California received approval of an
agreement and security to guarantee the construction of Church Street from Elm
Avenue-west to Elm Avenue, thus duplicating Lhe Agreement and Security for the
section of Church Street from Spruce Avenue to Elm Avenue.
Lewis Homes of California 15 requesting that the City Council release the
previous agreement and security accepted by City Council on September 19,
1990, on file in the City clerk's office Tn the following amounts.
faithful Performance Bond: E508,000
Labor and Material Bond: 5254,000
The agreement and security accepted on September 4, 1991, will remain with the
Cfty Clerk's office until all work is completed and accepted by the Ctty.
Respectfully submitted,
~~~~~
Nm. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
NJO:JS:,{h
Attachment
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RESOLUTION N0. C1/-,~ ~ 7
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RELEASING THE IMPROVEMENT
AGREEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY PREVIOUSLY ACCEPTED
FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO CHURCH STREET FROM SPRUCE AVENUE TO
ELM AVENUE
NHEREAS, Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security far Church
Street from Spruce Avenue to Elm Avenue was approved by the City Council on
September 19, 1990; and
WHEREAS, Lewis Homes of California has received approval of an
Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security for Church Street from Elm
Avenue - Nest to Elm Avenue on September 4, 1991; and
NHEREAS, said Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security replaces
Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security accepted by the City Council an
September 19, 1990.
NON, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CALIFORNIA, HEREBY RESOLVES AS FOLLONS:
1. That said Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security accepted at
the City Council Meeting of September 4, 1991, 1s accepted as good
and sufficient subject to approval as to form and content thereof Dy
the City Attorney; and
2. That the Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security for
improvements to Church Street from Spruce Avenue to Elm Avenue
accepted by the City Council on September 19, 1990, is hereby
released.
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STAFF REPORT
GATE: Octaber 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the 61ty Counoil j
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Vim. Joe O'Neil, L1ty Engineer ~'
BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Works Inspecto~
SUBJECT: RELEASE OF M1IINTENANCE BOND FOR TRACT 11606 LOCATED ON THE i
SOUTH SIDE OF 19TH STREET BETWEEN HAVEN AVENUE AND INYO
DLACE.
RECOMIENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council authorize the City Clerk to
reiease the Maintenance Guarantee Bonds.
The required one year mnlntenance period has ended and the street
improvements remain free from defects in mater1a15 and workmanship.
DEVELOPER: Glenfed Development
16601 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 200
Encino, CA 91436
Release:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond (street) S55,400.00
!Storm Drain) S 8,400.00
Respectfully submi d,
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Wm. Jse O'Neil
City Engineer
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STAFF REPORT
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T0: Mayar and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
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FROM: Nm. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BV: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Norks Inspecto `~~
SUBJECT: RELEASE OF MAINTENANCE BOND FOR TRACT 13559 LOCATED ON ~'
SIERRA ChEST VI EN LOOP AT M1. NILSON COURT AND NHITE ~
MOUNTAIN COURT.
It 1s recommended that the City Council authorize the City Clerk to
release the Maintenance Guarantee Bond.
8ACK9t0UND/AtULYSIS
The required one year maintenance period has ended and the street
improvements remain free from defects in materials and workmanship.
DEVELOPER: Marlborough Development
6865 Airport Or1ve
Riverside, CA 92504
Release:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond (Street) f19,600.00
Respectfully submt. ted, ~~ /
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Mm. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
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STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor, and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Ian. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Steve M. G111/land, Public Works Inspecto~
SUBJECT: RELEASE OF MAINTENANCE GUARANTEE BOND FOR PARCEL MAP 9192
LANDSCAPE, LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF HIGHLAND
AVENUE AND ROCHESTER AYENUE I
It is recommended that the City Council authorize the City Clerk to
release the Maintenance Guarantee Bond.
BACKGROUIKI/ANALVSIS.
The required one year maintenance period has ended and the street
improvements remain free from defects 1n materials and ~rorkmanshlp.
DEVELOPER: Marlborough Development
6865 Airport Drive
Riverside, CA 92504
Release:
Maintenance Guarantee Bond f144,361
Respectfully submltteds,
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Mn. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Joe Schultz, CLP, Community Services Director
BY: David B. Statton, Assistant Park Planner
SUBJECT: AUTHORIZATION TO RELEASE THE BONDB FOR THE
CUCAMONGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FIELD IMPROVEMENTS
PROJECT
RECOMMHNDATION
That the City Council authorize the Community Services
Director to release the Labor and Materials Bond in the
amount of $487,474.00 and hold the Faithful Performance Bond
in the amount of $487,474.00 ae a Maintenance Guarantee Hond
for the period ending December 19, 1991, at such time the
bond shall be released, given no claims are received.
H1\CEGROUND/ANALYSIS
On December 19, 1990, the City Council accepted the Cucamonga
Elementary School Fielfl Improvements Project as complete from
Sunrise Landscape Company, Inc., and authorized the Community
Services Director to file a Notice of Completion for the
work. No claims have been received against the required
bonds to date.
Re etful submitted,
J Schultz
c unity Servi Director
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ORDINANCE NO. 456
AN ORDINANCE OF TF~ CPiY NUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAM3NGS, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING DFVECOPMENP DISTRICP
AMEpll_TII~Nf 91-01, AMNNDING TFiE DEUII:OPMFNf DISTRICFS MAP
FRfY4 "OP" (OFFICE PROFESSIONAL) TO nFASPn (F00T4QLL
EX)UIk'VARD SPFKTFIC PLAN) EL)R A PARCE[. CONBISTING OF
APPIdOXIFP~TE[.Y 8.3 ACRES L9CATID AT '1fiE NOHIf{EA.^f NRNII2
OF FU0f7DS.l. BOULEU/ARD AND PACHFSTII2 AVENUE, AND MAI~IG
FINDIN(S IN SUPPOHI' TFIERD3F - APN: 227-152-18 and 30
A. Recitals.
(i) On July 10, 1991, the Planning Ccvnrtission of the City of Rarrho
Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public hearing with respect to the alnve
referenced Developnrnt District iw,enrLirnt. Following the conclusion of said
public hearing, the Planning Commission adopted its Resolution No. 91-94,
thereby reconarerding that the City Council adopt Developnent District
AmelxLrent No. 91-01.
(ii) On SePtem6er 18, 1991, the City Council of the City of Ran:d:o
Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public hearing and concluded said hearing
prior to its adoption of this Ordin-rnce.
(iii) All legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of this
Ordinance have occurred.
B.
NOW, Tf~ORE, the City Council of the city of Rancho Oncamorga does
hereby ordain as follaus:
SFX,TiON 1: 'this Council hereby specifies and finds that all of the
facts set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Ordinance are true and
correct.
SFX`I'ION 2: Based upon substantial evidence presented to this Council
during the above-referenced public hearing on September 18, 1991, including
written and oral staff reports, together with public testimorry, this Council
specifically finds as follods:
a) The amercLtwnt pertains to a ± 8.3 acre parcel of lard
locates at the northeast coiner of Foothill Boulevard and Rochester Avenue
with a street frontage of ± 900 feet along Foothill Boulevard and ± 400 feet
along Rochester Avenue and is presently vacant. said parcel is currently
designates as ~,opii (Office Professional); and
b) The property to the north is designated for residential uses
and is developed with single family hares. The property to the west is
designated for office arx3 c>7rtmercial uses and is vacant. The property to the
south is designated for industrial uses and is developed with a single family
residence. The property to the east is designated for utility and flood
control facilities and is developed with such; and
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c) This amciri~m^t does mt conflict with the Iard Use Policies
of the General Plan and will provide for development within the district in a
manner consistent with the General Plan and with related developmient; and
d) This amerrLnent will pmmote the goals and objectives of the
Iard Use Element of the General Plan; and
e) this amerxlnent would not be materially injurious ar
detrimental to the adjacent properties aryl would not have a sicyuficant impact
on the emirorcmnt nor the surramiirg properties.
SECi'TON 3: Based >~' the substantial evidence pia.eurted to this
Council during the above-refe+p^^aa public hearings and upon the specific
findings of facts set forth in paragraptvs 1 and 2 above, this Council hereby
finds arcl mraludes as follows:
a) That the subject propev'ty is suitable for the uses permitted
in the proposed district in terns of access, size, and crnpatibility with
existing lard use in the surramdirg area: and
b) That the proposed amendment would rat have significant
impacts on the ernirotment nor the simaudirg properties; and
c) 'that the propo<ed ane~rt is in oonformarae with the
General Plan.
SECiTON 4: This Council hereby firrls that the project has been
reviewed and considered in crnpliance with the California Envirorm~ental
Quality Act of 1970, and further this CLVncil hereby issues a Nalative
Declaration.
S1Y.2TON 5: Based upon the findings and conclusions Set forth in
paragraphs I, 2, 3, and 4 above, this Council, hereby ordains that n,rci,~.~ to
Section 65650 to 65855 of the California Goverrmlent Wde, the City Nuncil of
the City of Rancda Cucamonga hereby approves Development District Amenchront
No. 91-01, ctarging the District designation from ^OP" (Office Professional)
to "FBSP^ (Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan) as depicted in the attacfied
"fld~ibit A".
SD.TION 6: 'fie City Clerk shall. x:tify the adoption of this
ordinance.
SECTION 7: the t4ayor shall sicyi this Ordillvae and the City Clerk
stall cause the same to lx published within fifteen (15) days after the
passage at least once in the Inland Vallev Daily Bulletin, a t>ewspaper of
general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, and
circulation in the City of Poncho Cucamonga, California.
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ORDI101NCE N0. 457
AN OADII~'CE OF 1f0; CPfY NDNCII. OF THE CITY OF RANCtPJ
CUGNYJNGA, CAISFORNIA, APPROVING TERRA VISTA CRR3UNI'M
PLAN AM[NQ1FN1' 91-01, ESPABLISHING CERTAIN SiREEf5CAPE
AND SI'Z'E DESIIN SIANR'1RD5 CONSISPENP WPiH TED; fC1dRDId.
BO[II,FNARD SPECIFIC PLAN FOR THAT FORl'ION OF FO0IHII.L
BOULFNARD WITHIIi Tf0; TERRA VISPA PIANNID OD1RA[1NI'i 1, AND
EIIrKIIJG F'IIJDINGS IN SUPI0FT THEREOF
A. Recitals.
(i) On July 10, 1991, the Planning "-'^^ion of the City of Rancho
Gucamorga mtt3uctsl a duly noticed public hearing with respect to the above
referenced Terra Vista Oonmurity Plan FvreirLnent. Following the conclusion of
said public hearing, the Plannim Crnmission adopted its Resolution No. 91-96,
thereby recanmsding that the City Council adapt Terra Vista Camunity Plan
Ame~rent No. 91-O1.
(ii) On September 19, 1991, the City Council of the City of Random
Cucamonga wrducted a duly rwtiari public hearing and concluda3 said hearing
prior to its adoption of this Oxrlir~anoe.
(iii) All legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of this
Resolution have occurred.
B. Ordinance.
NOW, TFD~REFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga does
hereby ordain as follows:
SECTION 1: This CUwrcil hereby specifies and finds that all of the
facts set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Ordinance are true and
correct.
SEX•1'ION 2: Based upon substantial evidence presented to this ~uroil
during the above-referenced public hearing on September 19, 1991, including
written and oral staff reports, together with public testimony, this Council
hereby specifically finds as follows:
(a) The amerrL~ent pertains to property fronting on Foothill
Boulevard within the Terra Vista Planned Comm~uiity; and
(b) The amencLrent will "tie" together the visual aspects of
Foothill Boulevard as a major camwscial corridor thraxgh the inQlementation
of streetscape and site design standards ewvsistent with the Foothill
Boulevard Specific Plan areas located to the Est and west of the Terra Vista
Ccmm~mity Planns3 Commrnity; and
(c) 'fie amerrLnent will maintain the same uses that are
currently permitted or conditionally permitted order the provisions of the
Terra Vista Canmmity Plan.
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S1YTi0N 3: Based ~n substamial evidence preserted to this Cauicil
during the above-referenoeci ¢~blic heariig atx3 wpm the specific findings of
facts set forth in paracgaphs 1 arcl 2 above, tius Council hereby finds ard
concludes as follows:
(a) 'That the Ametdtoer~t will provide for development of a
comprnhensively planned urban crnmmity within the District that is superior
to development ottwswise allowable under alternate regulati~; and
(b) that the AmerrAnent will provide for development within the
District in a manner cunssistent with the General plan and with related
developoent atd growth m3.,agab..+ policies of the City; and
(c) 'That the AmerdmPnt will provide f~ the ~strvction,
vquwemnt, or extension of transportation facilities, public utilities, and
public setvioes required by development within the District.
S17CPION 4: This Couroil hereby finds that the project has been
reviewsi and considered in anQlianoe with the California F}rviromental
Quality Act of 1970 and, further, this murnil herelry issues a Negative
Declaration.
S17C1'ION 5: Based upon the findings and conclusions set forth in
paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4 above, this Council herelry ordains that putsnnant to
Section 65650 to 65855 of the California Goverrvmnt Code, the City Oumncil of
the City of Rdlldno Cucamonga herel~• approves 'lasx-a Vista G~mlanity Plan
Nmrdment 91-O1 bl' adding the Foothill Boulevard Design SUpplanernt, as
attadned in "1]dnibit A" of the staff report.
S17C1'ION 6: ~ihe City Clerk shall certify the adoption of this
Ok[litNnce.
SIIPION 7: 'Tine Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the City Clerk
shall cause the same to ba published within fifteen (15) days after the
passage at least once in the Inlanl Vallev Daily Bulletin, a newspaper of
general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, and
circulation in the City of Poncho Cucamonga, California.
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ORDINANCE N0. 458
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OOIPICIL OF THE CP15t CF RANCHO
CUCAMINGA, CALIFORNIA, APPRWING VICTORIA O7tMAMPPY PfAN
ANENIMFNI 91-O1, ESTABLISFmJG CECd'AIN SIREE.75CAPE AND
SITE DESIGN STANDARDS NNSISTkNP WITH THE FT7(YIfoZ.L
BOUfhUARD SPECIFIC PLAN FIHt 'THAT FOAiTON OF FUdP+nrn.
BOULIVARD WITHIN TfIE VICiCJRIA PLANIdFD O]TAIONITY, AND
MAKIN(' FIIJDINC',S IN SUPPOIQ THERDJF
A. lecitals.
(i) On July 10, 1991, the Planning Comalssion of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga mnducteci a duly noticed public hearing with respect to the above
referenced Victoria Comeunity Plan AmenrLnent. Follo,~irg the conclusion of
said public hearing, the Planning Commission adoptad its Resolution No. 91-97,
thereby reoanrendug that the City Caurcil adopt Victoria Camnmity Plan
Anw.xllnent No. 91-O1.
(ii) On September 18, 1991, the City Council of the City of Fdir1N)
Cucamonga conducted a duly r:otioed public hearing a~ oor:cluded said hearing
prior to its adoptive: of this Ordinance.
(iii) All legal pzeraluisites prior to the adoption of this
Resolution have oa~~rred.
B. OLTllnanlce.
AIUiI, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rarx3ro Cucamonga does
hereby ordain as follows:
SD'1'ION 1: This Council hereby specifies and finds that all of the
facts set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this OLdirance are true and
correct.
SDCTION 2: Bassi upon the substantial evidence presented to this
Council during the above-referenar3 public hearing on ~~+taml,a 18, 1991,
including Written and oral staff reports, together With public testimorry, this
Council hereby specifically finds as follows:
(a) The amendment pertains to property fronting vn Foothill
Boulevard within the Victoria Plaruud cvemunity; and
(b) The amercLiwnt will ^tie" together the visual aspects of
Foothill Boulevard as a rtajor crnvnercial wrridor ttsrngtr the inplementation
of stt eetscape and site design standards consistent with the Foothill
Bwlevard Specific Plan areas located to the east and West of the Victoria
Planned Conominity; and
(c) The amercLmnt will maintain the same uses that are
currently permitted or conditionally permitted order the provisions of the
Victoria Commrnity Plan.
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SECl'ION 3: Based upon the sulstatrtial evidence presented to this
Camcil during the above-referenced public hsarirg and upon the specific
firdiigs of facts set forth in paragraphs 1 arc] 2 above, this Council Mreby
finds and ccx~cludes as follows:
(a) 'fiat the AmerrLnent will provide far developmnt of a
apprehensively planned urban wmaauty within the District that is superiar
to development othen+ise allowable order alternate regulations; and
(b) 'That the n,ro„~b.,t will provide for development within the
District in a manner consistent with the General Plan and with related
developnent arcl growth manag~rt policies of the City; and
(c) 'fiat the Amrrdimnt will provide for the amstruction,
in~u.~overent, ar e:ctPrsim of transportation facilities, public utilities, aryl
public services required Ly development within the District.
SF7C'PIOH 4: 'this Camcil hereby finds that the project has been
reviewed and considered in corpliance with the California fhvimrmiental
Quality Act of 1970 and, further, this Council hereby issues a Negative
Declazation.
SNCPICkI 5: Based upon the findvgs and crnclusions set forth in
Paragraphs 1, 2, 3, arcl 4 above, this Cbiarcil hereby otdai~ that pursuant to
Section 65850 to 65855 of the California Goverrmiem Carle, the City Council of
the City of Rvrr3ro Curamoiga hereby approves Victoria Cam~uuty Plan AmexLnent
91-O1 bi' adding the Foothill Boulevazd Design Supplement, as attad~ed in
^Dfiibit A" of the staff report.
SECPION 6: 'ihe City Clerk shall certify the adoption of this
Ordinance.
SFS.Z'iOCI 7: 'fie Mayor shall sign this ordirrvice and the City Clerk
shall cause the same to be published within fifteen (15) days after the
passage at lust once in the Tnlard Vallev Daily Bulletin, a newispaper of
general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California aM
circulation in the City of Random Cucamotga, California.
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ORDINANCE NO. 459
AN ORDItiANCE OF THE C1T1C N[kICII, OF THE CPi7t OF RANCHO
CDCATANGA, CAI.IFVi$IIA, APPROVING IIIIIUSTRIAL SPECIFIC P1AN
AMINDMENP 91-04, F_START.ig@k, CEF~I y~g~pE pNp
SITE DFSIQJ STANDARDS 0~7SISTENP WPifI THE FOOli$L
BWLFNARD SPECIFIC P1AN fUR THAT POHITON OF FOOTf~b
BOUI~E/AIiD WTTHIN THE II~IDNSiRIAI, SPECIFIC PiATI, AND AfAI(II4C"
FIImINGS IN SUPP(Ka' THEREAF
A. Recitals.
(i) On July 10, 1991, the Plannug Camussion of the City of Ranc3w
Cuavronga conrhncted a duly noticed public gearing with respect to the above
referenced ierg,ctrial Specific Plan AmeTdnwm. Following the conclusion of
said public hearing, the Planning Commission adopted its Resolution No. 91-98,
thereby reoannesdirg that the City Council adopt Industrial b'pecific Plan
Aim~nent No. 91-04.
(ii) On sept~t,~.r 18, 1991, the City Oxuicil of the city of Ranrln
Cucamonga coTductarl a duly noticed public hearing aro concluded said hearing
prior to its adoption of this Ordinance.
(iii) All legal nrn+-~+isites prior to the adoptia~ of this
Resolution have occurred.
B. Ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga doss
hereby ordain as follows:
SECTION 1: This Council hereby specifies and finds that all of the
facts set forth in the Recitals, Part A, of this Ordinance are true and
wrrect.
SErITC:: 2: Based upon the suistantial evidence presented to this
Council during the above-referenarl public hearing on SeptenJri 18, 1991,
including written and oral staff reports, together with public testimony, this
Council hereby specifically finds as follows:
(a) 'Ihe anienrLnent pertains to property fronting on Foothill
Boulevard within the Industrial Specific Plank and
(b) The amerrbnast will "tiem together the visual aspects of
Foothill Boulevard as a major oanrercial corridor through the inQlennentation
of streetscape and site design sterrl~rdc consistent with the Foothill
Boulevard Specific Plan areas located to the east and west of the Industrial
Specific Plank and
(c) the anwuncfinent will maintain the same uses that are
currently permitted or oorxditionally permitted under the provisions of the
Industrial Specific Plan.
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SNC1'IOH 3: Horsed upon the substantial eviderre presented to this
council during the above-referenced public hearing aTd upon the specific
firdirgs of facts set forth in paragraphs 1 atd 2 above, this Cotatcil hereby
finds aid concludes as follows:
(a) 'that the Ame+dment will provide far development of a
ougsetroensively Plarned urban mm~.utity within the District that is superior
to develop+mnt otherwise allocable order alternator xslulations; and
(b) That the AmP1rL0ent will provide for develoFarnt within the
District in a manner caisistent with the General Plan and with related
developreutt and cg+wth tnanagmnnt policies oP the City; and
(c) 'that the Amesdmeitt will provide far the consttvction,
improvement, or extension of transportaticn facilities, public utilities, and
public services required by developmPStt within the District.
SIXTION 4: 'This C»uncil hereby finds that the project has been
reviewed and considered in oaipliance with the California Drvir'ornental
Quality Act of 1970 and, further, this Council hereby issues a Negative
Declaration.
SHCPi01i 5: Based t>pon the firtd.irgs ctrl oonclusians set forth in
paragraph 1, 2, 3, ani 4 above, this Council hereby ordains that pursuant to
Section 65850 to 65855 of the California Govenumnt Cade, the City Cotncil of
the City of RarKdio hereby approves Industrial Sreoific Plan Amend-
ment 91-04 by adding the Foothill Boulevard Desicyt Supplement, as attad~ed in
"F~hibit A" of the staff report.
SDCPION 6: 'ihe City Clerk shall certify the adoption of this
Ordirmrre.
SHCPION 7: 'Ifte Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the City Clerk
shall cause the same to be Published within fifteen (15) days after the
r~sage at least once in the Inlaid Valley Daily Bulletin, a newspaper of
general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California and
circulation in the City of Panda Cucamonga, California.
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CITY OF RANCHO CL'CAMO\GA
STAFF REPORT
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DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council I
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Vim. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer ~I
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8Y: Henry Murakoshi, Associate Engineer I
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SUBJECT: CONTINUATION OF THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PROPOSED
VACATION OF AN ALLEY LOCATED SOUTH OF NINTH STREET FROM I
VINIMR TO SIERRA MADRE AVENUES.
RECOMlEIp11TI0N
It 1s recommended that City Council take no action for the proposed
vacation of an alley located south of Ninth Street from Vinmar to Sierra
Madre Avenues.
Agreements abandoning access are required from all the property owners
along the alley 1n order to vacate the entire portion of the alley. Of
the eight properties along the alley, four would ioose access with the
preposed vacation. A request was made by the City to give up access.
One property owner objected to this request and three property owners
never responded.
Since there are no other alternatives that would provide access to the
four interior properties, while at the same time restrict public access,
staff can only recommend no action be taken for the proposed vacation.
As an alternative to the vacation, three residents requested that the
speed of vehicles driving through the alley be reduced. A coilislon has
occurred before and they are concerned about in,iury to pedestrians and/or
passible property damage. Staff 1s working with the residents to develop
measures to encourage drivers to slow down.
Respectfully submlLtad,
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City Engineer
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STAFF REPORT
DATE:
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FROM;
BY:
SUBJECT:
October 2, 1991
Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
Ma. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
Barrye R. Nanson, Sr. Civil Engineer
APPROVAL 70 VACATE A SIDENALK EASEMENT, LOCATED BETWEEN
9415 AND 9425 PALO ALTO STREET, AT THE TERMINUS OF LAYTON
STREET.
RECOMMENDATIpI
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolution
ordering the vacation of a sidewalk easement located between 9415 and
9425 Palo Alto Street, at the terminus of Layton Street as described in
Exhibit "A" and shown on Exhibit "B".
BACK6ROIIND/ANALYSIS
The easement was dedicated to the County Tn May 1964. The walkway is 8
feet wide by 114 feet long and 1s a pedestrian connection between Palo
Alto Street (at the terminus of Layton Street) to the northeast corner of
the Cucamonga Junior High School property (refer to Exhibit "C"1.
The applicants, Steven and Teri Sokoloff, 9415 Palo Alto Street (lot 1R
of Tract 6939 as shown on Exhibit "B") have requested the vacation of the
sidewalk which is located an the east of their property (see letters
attached).
Sn recent years the neighbors have incurred numerous problems with the
use of the walkway. Occurrences of vandalism to their properties,
loitering, littering, graffiti and a recent fire started by a student,
has led to their request.
Cucamonga Junior High School supports the access closure and feels it
will not be a maJor inconvenience for the students to proceed to Hellman
Avenue as an alternate route (see letter attached).
CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
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The City has received complaints from neighborhood residents about the
increase of traffic and parking on Palo Alto Street by spectators
attending events on~the school's sports fields and using the walkway for
access. The City maintenance crews have the continuing nuisance of
litter and graffiti removal.
Once vacated, the walkway area will be added to the Sokoloff property.
Normally, on a vacation of this type, half of the property would be given
to each of the adjacent properties; however, in this case, the easterly
property owner prefers that it all go to the Sokoloff's. The walkway
removal and yard improvements will be at the Sokoloff's expense. They
plan to immediately close off the walkway at bath ends and remove the
concrete si~iewalk. The planned improvements to incorporate the area into
their yard will be completed within 1 year, in 4 phases as outlined in
their letter dated September 4, 1991, (copy attached). Staff's
understanding of the improvements is shown on Exhibit "D°.
On August 28th, 1991, the Planning Commission found the vacation in
conformance with the General Plan and recommended that the vacation
occur, subject to a timely closure and subsequent removal of the
walkway. The recoamiendation is based on the unique circumstances of this
particular situation which was approved prior to the Ctty's
incorporation, therefore does not reflect the City's current design
standards for pedestreln walkways that are currently being implemented.
Respectfully submitted,
Nm. Joe O'Neil ~~~~
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. am »::t:ng ... you aoout a ratter ccncerning a piece
c" praperty:(tne easerent; »a:k»ay). 'rne address to y
property a 93:5 F'ala Alta,: ;Tanana uGa~anga, and Lne
»al6aay . Hat a r Bie: ing .., a east - re.
ane ue ., a »a:;;»ay »as ~~ -. :Ke:y an asset
.a: he neigh Ca:naaC. ,,..»eve:, in .h:5 day and age c:
Ju.en a e cr:-e the Na1K»a'y 3s a nlgn tc,are to ry ne:gnaar5,
and tc ryself'.
: have a letter t"rot the t.'ucaranga Jr. M:gh choc:
pr:nG ipal; ";r. Keith, ( enG:aseC a a Gapyl. Aoaut/.ne
.ne -:asure ci' •ne »a:x»ay.
~': ne proale„'s; and there are r•,any. 0.'e have teenagers
.- ter:ng in t`e »at X»ay ..ring scnca:.(:utt:ng crass,
SVcK ing Glgarette'9, a:,C »ba ,.:,o»s »nai. Sat„elites, the
»a:a»ay Was gOLtEn Sa bdd a5 Yar 85 t. h ar,C garbage, .
nave uear,eo a up, and :n the p: acess~4 nave cued pad L'es
and a :'e» unnent ianaa:es. we see a:: ,ds a: pecp:e ..- ve
uP and Fark .':ei. w:s, go •- he ,:a: »ay,•stay •- Here
-, a :'e» c:r.utes get aaG :n y.he:r Gar and ..•:e - ..
.. a;:es ya,. cUnae: ..des ... ,Here :s~6ra: . anV he
»a::- ancµyes, neJc. ty minas :eac:ec sane c. ..- ~.. ,. •as you
»e: ,.n.. gra t't': a end:ess. ne rs:-te,-,anae•cre» Ga es
,,.. -, gets a. ne gra:'i:. and .:,e next day .he
gra:... a cac;: o- .ne .:a: a. ., .- .s an eye 'sore -
.r,e yua:..ty ,.ne .. -, .. r. ty, an -yse: -,:pie ;..
„--~ .,- aga »eyhad a : e : ,.ne .:a:..»ay, , ue~.a .ne
ras,~ :e:. t :.e added gates;., .,,;a e::..rete ~.
..ea „ate .r,at ..ay. ,.a.. na, aeen „ore, ,y .,e:gr.. .'
,.rte ..,~s. ,, s.. r,ar ~,el ..ne~..ra. ....a .a .,y .nGu.. .'•~gJ
,~~:e .G..n., o... ..,~a. .,..~ n.n..r, .,.:~ ,.e...- .'~~ sc.,o,,.,
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'::eynave :ep: acec ., ker. ...,,y.,,.s. uhc paysy - „,^,e Car~anbe
.- ... „ores ....- .,,..-.gs t: - - t'rom ..ne aa: »ay"'':' .-e:y,
nc,. oy. ,n~yrance --rpany :..yl, have aver ,., rase Dusnes r
r'r 'rare. a good y~a:cng :.ne i'ence,an the^sare side as .ne
»a:k»ay. nave seen teenagers take :arge sticks, p:pes•and
s gash y --ses. cakes -y st-saa :-. t've ca::ed the
-1er::. 's capart r..ent and tyy ,`.e ,. re t,,^,ey get here ne
teenagers a:e gone.'1',`.e list is e,:d: ess. No» can »e :'ee:
.r,e p: :ce our ne ign cnc~cd »hen to a gees on right next
... .. ~a:nt cur n„me, yea »e care^ t feel this pr aD:em has
.c De stopped!
`y r,e:gntcrs and t »cu:d like to see this »alk»a•y
c.csed. -r -- sure »ha his praperty Detongs ta. nave
spoke.-, ,.,, the Cucaranga Jr. ttign 'ihey da rot »ant
.o De respo,:s:D:e :'ar the m:nars ~»hc use the »alk»ay. ..hen
. „ove ca;:ed ther - .he past .o ccmp:a:n aDaut .ne
ter -.g .hey have •.o... ,..e gust ca: he s,;er.
., hat poses dlictner proD:er, Decause•.,,a takes. ne
suer: s Department a»ay i'rom sometn:.^.g rare ir.,pcrtant.
;he ,. ty, »etl, that :s another Guest ion. I have
-spoken with ::a ry Varney, eat 'LetterDUrg, and a i'eu others,
a DCUt the c:ea:, up. t'or a •,,: te, the clean up »as great.
a sna:t ..,,.:e! l rea:~ze, that .he c:ty car, not came
and ..:ean everyday. And that poses a•proD:er.: am aura you
..cy.y „- »ar,t to .:ve hex. to t'i:t.^,.
.slave spoken to Judy Acasta »no has Deen ..' great
he: p. 1 ar erc:os ing a clecK :'or .he arount at' s:~5.0U so
.ne c ty can research .he prcD:er•c:' atandanren t. ,ape
.nere•is a scut for tc'a:: ,.,.a ratldness .hat »e nave Deer,
dea:'ng »itn.
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Just hc» »e are going ,.c ...ccX c.. „he »alk»ay. .
.,bought - ... ezp: a:n »r a.ng.
......r leas are attac,. a gate - cc: eX s,..bg
cr~a :- ... :'ence - .he .; cnt, here he »a:k •»ay starts,
ea,,, m »est, .. .. »e ~..,.. ge[~ a:. the .cck ua: '•
cement .,.,ice tha ^acomp: tined »e ..w... the.. make .:,e
gate a f'ence,~add p:anters ar,d part :aces. :.. c.:o» a:cng
..he ne;gbccrs »a:' n... .,,~ south: ,.he chair, r,k unt :.
- 'ay .... - ,.c .he care :.: to .,, p:ar,ters, anc .r,e .cses.
.o..Gn a3„.he Chan „ goes up, a. -. a. p. »e »dn. ..J tar.
..eating o»n ez:st:ng »a:1 .,, .rch sc hat »e`can rake
..,, - n..- part ... ..ur yard as s...., as pcss a::e.3. pro ... :'eet,
.,, .he .:a:,,»ay ,:e »an. .. pu ... a .... ..- sate. ..:en c.e p: an
.c ....., ,.,,ue a:cng ne•»all :north 5'~ h) ». th - p:ar ters
and ,cses. ... have gc,.ter, pe rm.ss:cr, tram my r.e.g~ cr ,...
rem ve .he reed ha:n t'ence, an cca,.., ue on tc ,,. »a:.
andV...,,.. e:'•' nat area •':.: Rea .. plat, s is continue ...
c.., ex at:ng »al: east $ »e5t, aRd .. v vse O:':' he back ..,,
a ,,..,..,. »a:.. Once this a ..one, »e .. star,. to tear dc»
, existing ..: tick »a:' . .-crib 2QL3cCtr,: • have aac spoken ,-..
,:. :e:th, :'ram ....car„cnga Jr. Nigh. He has said. ..hat 6e ».. :d
..ear do»n he e::: St:bg Chan ..r. ~enCes :n ne back. .,~.sh:hg
has are . grc»' acme .v'y, :n^.he very nac~ ben.,w .r,e »a:..
. ..rst phase
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, ADMINISTRATION
Central School District SonjaLYa"`
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10601 Church SInM, Suite 112 /Rancho Cuomongl, G(i(omia 9173G / p1A1 989-0511 'R ; ~mee"M"'
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Eeuunarul 3ervka
Mr. Barry Hansen
City of Rancho Cucamonta
10500 Civic Center Drive
Post Of flee Box 807
Rancho Cucamonta, California 91729
Dear Hr. Hansen,
I have been contacted on several occasions by neithbo.e of
Cucamonta Junior Hlth, complainint about the walkway t,,at connects
our school with Palo Alto Street. When I have inspectec the area
it has been in need of cleanint. weedint and fraffiti reR Oval.
Accordint to neith boss it is also an area that attracts lTi terint
and other actfvi ties detriaental to the neithborhood. Bec suss of
these problems, neith boss are requestint that this walkway be
closed.
We have spproximattly forty-five students who use this walkway when
arrivint at school in the aornint and departinf in tht aft. rnoon.
However, I do not believe that it would be a mayor inconvr ni ence
for them to walk to the corner of Palo A.1 to and Nellman, ~.nd then
use the sidewslk to tet on our campus. Closint the walkF ay entry
to our school would •lso Live us one less point of entry to worry
about in terms of atrantere comint onto the campus duri~,t school
hours.
Sincerely,
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Randall R. B:eeth, Principal
Cucsmonta Junior Hith School
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Antonu L Rryen
Dolores F. Rmwll Andrew a, n,lor
Nel Plaek, Del Rey Tennis Shoe Warehouse, 8711 Monroe Court, Rancho
Cucamo a, stated Chey plan to begin con at ruction as soon ae the plane are
approved the Clty. He eeld Chey are currently working with the Ruildinq
and Safety apartment and the Fire District. He anticipated they would be
completed wit the 90 days.
Mr. Buller common that the 90 days would be calculated starting on the date
of approval of the aOlut ion, not from the approval of the plan check, Ne
said staff believed t e should be Buff Seient time.
Nr. Flack asked what would~appan if the plane warn had ep in plan check.
Mr. Buller replied that thL~Ctty would cone ider whether the plane were
submitted accurately and on rim
Chairman McNiel stated an eatenaion ould be requested.
There were no further public comments.
Motion: Moved by Chitiea, seconded by Val rte, to approve the Resolution of
Approval for 6nvironmantel Assessment entl Conditional Use Permit 91-OB.
Motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COMMISSIONERS: CHITIEA, MCNIEL,
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: MELCHER, TOLSTOY
AE5ENT: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
C. VACATION OP A SIDEWALK EASEMENT
Commissioner Melchor stated Ghat when he visited the Bite ha could sea the
conditions that the neighbors find objectionable. Ne said that although he
personally did not object to the vacation, it appears to be contrary to
Planning Commission policy of requiring passages to facilitate pedestrian
movement. Ha wondered iE the Commiselon should re-evaluate the philosophy.
He questioned if there should be a set timeframe for the property owner
receiving Lha vacated property to remove the current wal kwey improvements end
incorporate the land into the adjacent yard eo that it dose not become a "no-
mane" land fenced off on both eitlea. He questioned if the Commies loners sou ld
request that the chain link fence in Ghe front yard be replaced with more
appropriate fencing. He said at the south and of the easement there is an
area running east and west along a Southern California Edison easement which
shoo ld De closed off from the school yard.
Stave Sokoloff, 9415 Palo Alto, Rancho Cucamonga, stated the easement has been
a constant problem with vanoaliam, graffiti, and rocks being thrown et
adjacent homes. Ha felt the passageway facilit area vandalism and thefts at
the school by providing an easy escape route. He lndicacetl they plan to wall
Planning Commission Mlnutea 'yla August ZE, 1991
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oft one end and gate the other and Year down their current fence to
incorporate the area into their yard. He said Yhat would take a little time,
but they plan to do the work ae soon ae possible.
There ware no further public comment e.
Chairman McNiel felt the passageway falls tar short of the designs currently
being required 6y the Planning Commission.
Commieeioner Chit isa agreed that theoretically the Idea is terrific but Ln
practicality [hi• particular location hoe become a problem. She supported
closing off this particular access. She did not weni to automatically close
off all eccsssss within the City, but felt any such taqueat• would need to be
coneiAered on • cue-Dy-case Dae L.
Chairman McNiel ststsd that Lt will cause the children living in the tract to
go to Hellman to get Lo school.
Commissioner Melcher felt the problem will continua to exist along what
appears Go be a Southern California EAieon easement for overhead wires. He
also requested thnt the abandoned arse De closed off within 30 days and the
area revamped within a year. He asked if the Commission wished to cone ider
requiring more appropriaG feoeing in the front of the house, since the
Sokoloff• would ba receiving addlt ionel land and have an opportunity to expand
the house Ln an easbrly direct ion.
Chairman McNiel asked if Mr. Sokoloff had cone idered a timeframe for
improvements.
Teri Sokoloff agreed to the timeframe suggested by Commieeioner Melcher. She
said she had placed a chain link fence in her front yard adjacent to a0 rose
Dushee, which she plans to train to climb up the fence.
Ralph Naneon, Deputy City Attorney, etatad the Commission can only determine
SE a proposed vacstion i• in conformance with the cenerel Plan. Me said the
City Council 1a Lha only Dotly with the authority to grant s vacation. He
eugguted the Commiulon could direct staff tc forward their concerns to the
City council or could request that staff prepare further staff reports to the
Planning Commie ion before the Cammiuion recommended the vacation. He ea id
the City Counc ll would be the only body who could impose Conditions and such
conditions could be incorporated into the actual vacet ion document e.
Motion: Moved by Melche z, eeeonded by To letoy, to recommend Vaceticn of
Sidewalk Easement to the Clty Council with a request Chat staff forwartl the
Commission's observations to the City Council, recommending that the arse be
sealed off Doth ai the street end et the school, and indicating that the
recommender ion waa booed on Ghe unique circumstances of this particular
pedestrian linkage approved prior to the lncorporat ion of the City and did not
reflect the design ste ndard• presently in use. Motion carried by the
following vote:
Planning Commission Mlnutee a!- Augua[ ZS, 1991
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AYES: COMNISSIONSRS: CHITIEA, MCNIEL, MELCNERr TOLSTOYr VALLETTE
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NONE
ABSENT: COMNISSIONEAS: NONE
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Commissioner Toletoy stated that when properly designed, pedestrian rights-of-
way through different areas of the City are quite desirable.
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Commies io r Melchet questioned how the property to the south mlghi develop.
He queetio d why there mould be a vacation with an accompanying grant of
easement se a felt it might be mare appropriate to make the westerly lot a
flag lot with egal frontage on Hellman Avenue.
Betty Miller, A ociate Engines[, showed what had been psopoaed ^.n several
adjacent lots, e n though the applicai ions had never been completed. She
said staff had ind ated the proposed deei~n, whit.: does not use Mignonette,
would ba acceptabl She stated that during processing, the yrevioue
applicant had contact the homeowners who were now processing the request to
vacate the portion of gnonette SLreei.
Commies loner Melcher aeke~if Engineering was set iafied that the property to
the south can be dove loped n a eat iafactory manner without Mignonette.
Ma. Hiller responded off
Comm le sinner Melcher said regre ably the matter was before the Commission
Me. Miller stated the applicant had been dire ed
or an easement, antl the applicant selected the e e
Commissioner Melcher preferred that the area be in
flag lot with both lots having legal access to Hellm Avenue.
Comm ieeioner Toletoy pyre ed.
Me. Miller as:<ed if the Commie sinners want e2 two separate civewaye
shared driveway would be acceptable.
of ier Construction had already be commenced. Ne said an elaborate driveway
ie currently being coneiructed on t easterly parcel from which aceeae to the
we eterly parcel exists. He was coot ed Chat if an easement ie granted, the
driveway in front of the easterly h ee may become blocked with vehic lee
inconveniencing the residents of the wee rly home ar making it impossible for
emergency vehic lee to ncceee the weaterl house. He indicated he strongly
pre Eere legal access and did not see why it ould not be done.
Commies loner Melcher ree ponded a shared driveway would be accepta~Le. He felt
a separate driveway could be built later if necessary eo long ae he flag ie
eatabl iehed.
PLanning commies ion Minutes I~'^ August PB, 1991
to either design a flag lot
ment option,
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RESOLUTION N0. ~/- ~. 8
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO VACATE A SIDEWALK EASEMENT
LOCATED BETNEEN 9415 AND 9425 PALO ALTO STREET, AT THE
TERMIUS OF LAYTON STREET.
NHEREAS, 6y Resolution No. 91-255 passed on September 4, 1991, the
Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga declared its intention to vacate a
sidewalk easement hereinafter more particularly described, and set the hour of
7;00 p.m. on October 2, 1991, in the City Council Chambers, Located at 10500
Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga, as the time and place for hearing all I
persons objecting to the proposed vacation; and ~~
NHEREAS, such public hearing has been held at said time and place,
and there were no protests, oral or written, to such vacation.
NOM, THEREFORE BE IT RFSOLYED by the Council of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga as follows:
SECTION 1: The Council hereby finds all t!~e .vidence submitted that
a sidewal earc`sement is unnecessary for present or prospective public easement
purposes, and the City Council hereby makes its order vacating that portion of
said City easement as shown on Map No. Y-118 on file in the office of the
Clerk of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, ~;M ch has been further described in a
legal description which is attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A", and by
reference made a part thereof.
SECTION 2: The subject vacation shall be sub3ect to the reservations
ana excep on1:T~s,Tf any, for existing utilities on record.
SECTION 3: The concrete sidewalk within Lhe easement area shall 6e
removed and-fFe wlkway closed off within thirty (30) days. The easement area
shall be incorporated into the yard of the adjacent property within one (1)
year,
SECTION 4: The Clerk shall cause a certified copy of this resolution
to 6e recor-~-the office of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County,
California.
SECTION 5: The Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of
this reso uT-Eion, and it shall thereupon take et'fect and be in force.
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Legal Description
Vacation of Palo Alto Street/CUCasonga Junior Nigt. School
Sidewalk 6asepent
Being a portion of Tract 6939 per plat recorded in Book 91 of
Maps, Pages 49 through 5.2 inclusive, records of the County
Recorder of the County of San Bernardino, State of California,
Wore particularly described as that certain strip of land 8 feet
wide and 114 feet long lying easterly of Lot 18 and westerly of
Lot 19 denoted as an 8 toot ea6enent to san Bernardino County for
sidewalk purposes on said nap.
CITY OF
RANCHO CUCAMONGA
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TITLE; LEGP-L pFSCRIPTION
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
OATS: October 2, 1991 ~ ~~
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: ihn. Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Joe Stofa, Associate Engineer
SUBJECT: APPROVAL TO VACATE A RECORDED OFFER OF DEDICATION FOR A
PORTION OF MIGNONETTE STREET, AND RELEP:;E OF A REAL
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT AND LIEN AGRE;:MENT FOR 9260
MIGNONETTE STREET
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolutions
ordering the vacation of a recorded offer of dedication fora portion of
Mignonette Street from Nellman Avenue westerly including the partia' cul-
de-sac and Release of a Real Property Improvement Contract and Lien
Agreement and authoritfng the Mayor and City Clerk to sign said
Resolutions and Lien Release and cause same to record.
BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS
The final map for Parcel Map 3109 was accepted by San Bernardino County
on November 24, 1976, and as part of the conditions of approval for said
map, a 30' half-street offer of dedication was made for Mignonette Street
from Hellman Avenue westerly including a oartlal cul-de-sac. On May 15,
1991, the homeowners of Parcels 1 and 2 of Parcel Map 3149 filed a
request to vacate said offer of Dedication. A grant of easement fcr
ingress/egress from Hellman Avenue to Parcel 2 will be recorded
concurrently with the vacation of the offer of dedication. The owners to
the south of the s•:bJect dedication prefer to develop their property in a
configuration not involving the development of Mignonette Street.
Attached is a preliminary lot configuration of the sub,~ect ad,~acent
property to the south which dces not require the use of Mignonette
Street. Based on the above declarations, the proposed vacation is in
conformity with the General Plan.
In addition, a Real Droperty Improvement Contract and Lien Agreement for
9260 Mignonette Street submitted by Mona F, and Stephen L. Butters end
Ruth U, and Bernar C. Daugherty, was ap;rnved by the City Council on
March 4, 1982, and recorded on May 25, 1982 as Document No. 82-102546
CITY CW NC I'_ STAFF REPORT
9260 MIGNONETTE
October 2, 1991
PAGE 2
in the County of San Bernardino, CA. The Lien Agreement pertained to the
Developers' responsibility of future construction of the off-site street
improvements upon and almig Mignonette Street adjacent to Parcel 2 of
P.M. 3189. the vacation of the subject recorded offer of dedication
eliminates the need for the Real Property Improvement Contrart and Lien
Agreement.
On August 28, 1991, the Planning Commission reviewed said vacation
request and asked that the Ciiy Council consider the flag lot in lieu of
the access easement. Attached is a letter from the property owner
exp?aining his preference for the access easement rather that the flag
lot. The Planning Commission determined that said vacation would conform
to the General Plan and recommended that the vacation occur.
ResPec tiul ly su fitted,
Nrn. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, RELEASING A REAL PROPERTY
[MPROVEMENT CONTRACT AND LIEN AGREEMENT FOR 9260
MIGNONETTE STREET FROM MONA F. AND STEPHEN L. BUTTERS AND
RUTH U. AND BERNARD C. DAUGHERTY
NHE REAS, *.he City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga adopted
Resolution No. 82-41 accepting a Real Property Improvement Contract and Lien
Agreement fran Mona F. and Stephen L. Butters and Ruth U. and Bernard C.
Daugherty; and
NHEREAS, said Real Property Improvement Contract and Lien Agreement
was recorded 1n Official Records of San Bernardino County, California, on
May 25, 1982, as Document No. 82-1C2546; and
NHEREAS, said Real Property Contract and Lten Agreement is no longer
required.
NON, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the C1ty Council of the Ctty of
Rancho Cucamonga does hereby release said Real Property Improvcment Contract
and Lten Agreement from 9260 Mignonette, Parcel 2 of PM 3189 (See attached
Exhibit "A )and that the C1ty Cierk shall cause Release of L1en to be
recorded in the office of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County,
California.
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RECORDING REQUESTED Br:
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NHEN RECORDED INIL T0:
CITY CLERK
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
P. 0. Box 807
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA 91729
NOTICE OF RELEASE OF LIEN
let notice be given that the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby release
its lien ,.rich it had caused to be recorded on the land hereinafter sore fully
described. said lien having been pi aced thereon by the recording of a contract
between the Ctty of Rancho Cucamonga and Mona F. and Stephen L. Butters and
Ruth U. and Bernard C. Daughertiy, dated March 4, 1982, and recorded on May 25,
1982, as Document No. 82-102546 Recorded /n Off lctal Records, San Barnardino
County, State of Cal/fornta.
The description of the land 1s as follows:
Parcel 2 of Parcel Map 3189 as recorded 1n Book 30, page 95 of Parcel
Maps official records of said county.
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA,
CALIFORNIA, a municipal
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Brad Buller, City Planner
Rancho Cucamonga. CA
Re: Vacation of Recorded Offer of Dedication of porticn o+ Mignonette Street
west of Hellman Avenue
I appreciate the Planning Commission's support of our request to vacate the
recorded otter of dedication (R.O.D.) of that undeveloped portion of Mignonette
Street that runs west from Hellman Avenue to Beryl Wash.
I wish I had been thinking more clearly at the August 28 meeting, so I better
could have presented our reasons for choosing the easement option rather than
the flag lot option for access from Heilman Avenue to the western,
potantially landlocked parcel. My son Merk and/or 1 will attend the Council
meeting to present our reasons there, and I thought it might be advantageous
to us end only fair to you and the Commission to give you the full set of our
rationale for choosing to go with en easement access:
1. As I mentioned at the Commission meeting, an easement would maximize
the potential for development of Doth parcels, because the setback
requirements would nat be so severe, and outbuildings would not have to be
located as close to existing buildings as new lot lines for a flag lot would
require. Speci}ically, a detached garage on the eastern parcel could be placed
more southerly so as to maximize the rear yard grass antl play area for that
house.
2. The easement design as presented to City staff would provide the western
parcel better access at Hellman Avenue than would a flag lot. Please see
enclosed drawings. The easement would be 30 feet wide at Hellman to a depth
of 69 feet, then narrow to 20 feet wide on back to the western parcel. The 30
leer at Hellman Is the same width as the existing Mignonette R.O.D.,
incorporates the drive•.vay that has existed since 1962, and provides the same
access to the western parcelr!s has been provided since the parcel was
created.
Why would we narrow the easement to 20 feels Why not go 30 teat all the
way9 This brings us to our third end very hnportant reason for choosing en
easement over a flag lot.
3. The house on the eastern lot was built on the bank of the oltl Beryl Wash,
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and the elevation differential from the front yard to the rear yard averages
about ten feel. From the southwest corner of the house a large nine toot
retaining wall extends to about 21 feet from the south property line. That
retaining wall is 69 feet• in. from Hellman Avenue. The 20 foot easement will
fit between the property line and the end of that retaining wall. If we were
to create a flao lot. the flan lot would have to grant an easement to the
eastern oarcel for vehicu'ar access to its own rear vard. That easement
would overlay the 'stem" of the flag lot. It seems to us much Simpler and
much better to go with the easement we proposetl, rather than to create a flag
lot only to grant an easement over it.
One might suggest, of course, that the eastern parcel owners simply cut off
ten to fifteen feet of the existing retaining wall and develop their own access
to their rear yard. But, besides being an unnecessary waste of land, that
woultl De a major, major project and very expensive, requiring major redesign,
tlemol:tion and reconstruction of the existing retaining wall and driveway,
cutting the Hellman F.venue curb to over twice the width of the existing cut
and relocating the Driveway farther north and much closer to the existing
house.
4. Were we to create a flag lot and use Its access to Hellman and not use the
existing common driveway, a major problem would exist because of the
several-toot drop In elevation from the eastern parcel to the Murphy property
to the south. Aseveral-foot-high east-west retaining wall would have to be
built Detween the two properties to allow for a driveway to De built an the
Ilag lot.
At the Council meeting, we respectfully will request that along with the
vacation of the Mignonette R.O.D. our request for easement access be approved,
thereby obviating the need for a flag lot. I regret that I was not able to
present all this Information at the Commission meeting; I think had I done so
they would have approved our request for easement access.
If it De appropriate to forward copies of this letter to the commissioners
and/or to include them In the agenda packets for the Council meeting, please
feel free to do so. I have Included several copies for that purpose,
Sincerely,
Steve Butters
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RESOLUTION N0. (~1~- ~~'~
A RESOLUTION OF THE f.ITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, STATE OF CALIFOR;:IA,
ORDERING TO BE YACATEG A RECORDED OFFER OF DEDICATION FOR
A PORTION OF MIGNONETTE STREET FROM HELLMAN AVENUE
NESTERLY INCLUDING THE PARTIAL CUL-DE-SAC - APN: 202-041-
57 AND 58
NHEREAS, by Resolution No. 91-259 passed on September 4, 1991, the
Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga ded ared its intention to vacate a
portion of a City street hereinafter more partlculariy described, and set the
hour of 7:00 p.m. on October 2, 1991, in the City Council Chambers, located at
10500 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga, as the time and placa for hearing
all persons objecting to the proposed vacation; and
NHEREAS, such public hearing has been held at said time and place,
and there were na protests, oral or written, to Such vacation.
NON, THEREFORE BE tT RESOLVED by the Council of the CT>iy of Rancho
Cucamonga as follows:
SECTION 1: The Council hereby finds all the evidence submitted that
a portion oi-Rignonette Street is unnecessary for present or prospective
public street purposes, and the City Council hereby makes its order vacating
that portion of said City street as shown on Map No. V-116 on file 1n the
office of the Clerk of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, which has been further
described 1n a legal description which 1s attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A",
and by reference made a part thereof.
SECTION 2: The subject vacation shall be subject to the reservations
and ezcep on~i s~T any, for existing utilities on record.
SECTICN 3: The Clerk shad cause a certified copy of this rcsolutlon
to be reco~r e~Tri the office of the County Recorder of San Bernardino County,
California.
SECTION 4: The Clerk shall certify to the passage and adoption of
this reso uT Lfon, and it shall thereupon take effect and be 1n force.
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EXH I6I T "A"
LEC?.i. DESCRIPTION CF VACATION
THAT PORTION OF MIONG;:ETTE STREEP OF PA.4CEL NOS. 1
AND 2 AS DELINEATED ON PARCEL MAP NO. 3189, RECORDED IN
PARCEL NAP BOOK 30, PAGE 95, RECORDS OF SAN BERNARDINO
COINTYr STATE OF CALIFORNIA
81
- CITY OF RANCHO Ci?CAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Duane A. Baker, Assistant to [he City Manager
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolutions
annexing the territory to the existing Community Facilities District 88-2
(law enforcement) and authorizing an election to submit a proposition to
levy special taxes to the qualified electors.
On September 26, 1990, a condition was placed on the map for this project
that prior to the recordation of the final map this development must annex
to the existing law enforcement CFD. This condition was subsequently
modified by the Planning Commission on September 25, 1991 requiring
the developer, prior to the issuance of building permits, to annex to the
law enforcement CFD.
The territory to be annexed includes approximately 144 acres of
undeveloped property which is zoned for single family residential use and
is located on [he northwest corner of 24th Sveet and Etiwanda Avenue.
Currently, the property is undeveloped as the final maps for development
RF.COI [TTONC D ARiN TH ANN XATION OF TFRRITORY
OCTOBER 2, 1991
PAGE 2
have not yet been processed. Attached for your information is a copy of
the boundazy map for the proposed annexation area.
The tax rate for the law enforcement CFD aze those as set forth in the
resolution and range from $112 per yeaz to $432 per year based on the
square footage of the home. Should the City Council adopt the attached
resolutions, the azea iu question will be annexed as part of the Law
Enforcement Community Facilities District 88-2, and an election will be
held amongst the property owners in the area to be annexed giving them
an opportunity to voice whether or not they mould like to be included in
the district. The date for the election, if Council adopts these resolutions, is
set for Wednesday, October 9, 1991.
Again, the requirement to annex to the Law Enforcement CFD is a condition
of the development on these properties. Currently, the properties in
question are undeveloped and no tax will be levied until building permits
are pulled in these tracts. One final point, no building permits will be
issued per the conditions on the map until they aze annexed into this
community facilities district. For these reasons, it is staff's
recommendation that the City Council adopt the attached resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
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Duane A. Baker
Assistant to the City Manager
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RESOLUIZON NO. 91-~
A RESOLUPION OF '1f~ CTTY ~UNGTI. OF THE Ci'M OF RANCtA
CUCAMRJCA, CALZFYHdIIA, DECLARING THE AMiF70~TI0N OF
TERRI'1".diY T'O AN EXIS'ITNG CC[R90NI'M FACII.ITIES DIS:RICf
AND AUI4IORIZING SDEi~IITT71i. OF LEVY OF SPA'IAI, TAXES TU 'R~
QIAiSFIID ELEOfDItS
WHENFAB, the City council of the City of Fancho (herein
after referred to as the "legislative body of the local Agency"), has
previwsly declared its intention and held and conducted proceedings relating
to the annexation of territory to an existing immunity Facilities District
pursuant to the terms and previsions of the "Me1lo-Foos CLn[Rmity Facilities
Pct of 1982", being (2iapter 2.5, Part 1, Division 2, Title 5 of the Goverrunent
Cade of the State of Calnfornia, and specifically Article 3.5 thereof. Ttre
existing amity Facilities District has been desig~ted as CC1~bIA1IT'Y
FACILSI'IES DISIRICI' N0. 88-2 (hereinafter referred to as th^, "District"}; and
WF~RFAS, notice of a public hearing relating to the annexation of
territory to the existing District, the extent of the territory Yn be annexed,
the furnistnirg of certain additiaial police services and all other related
matters has been given, arct an Annexation Report, as ordered bi' this Agency,
has been presented and cornidered; and
WfQ~RFPS, the area proposed to be annexed is krwwn and designated as
¢M7IMIT'Y FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 88'2, ACINFF~TION N0. 1 (hereinafter referred
to as the "annexed territory"); arci
WHEREAS, it has now been deternurad that written protests have not
been received by registered voters and/or property owflPr's representing more
than one-half (1/2) or more of the area of lard proposed to be annexed to said
District ar within the anginal District; and
WHEREAS, 1++aan.'rn as there are less than twelve (12) registered
voters residing within the territory proposed to be aruexed to the District,
and have been for at least the prearling ninety (90) days, this legislative
body is desirous to sulmit the tovy of the required special tax to the larcl-
owners of the territory proposed to be annexsi to the District, said lard-
owners being the qualified electors as authori2ed bi' law.
NOW, THEREEbRE, the City Council of the City of Rancho OucaRgnga does
hereby resolve as follows:
SEY.•1TON 1: That the above recitals are all true an3 correct.
S~ECi'ION 2: lhat written protests, if arty, have rwt been received
fran registered voters and/or landowners representing a majority protest, and
all protests, if any, are hereby overruled and denied.
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A[dJF.XATION ORDIIt
°DCI'ION 3: 'that this legislative body does herrlry declare the
annexatice of the territory to the existin Commuuty Facilities District,
known and designated as mCtI3AUNITSt FACLLTTIES DISIRICP EIO. 88-2, AHIJDDfTi4!
E10. 1+'.
EYJUNDAFIFS OF ANHE7® AREA
SF7CFION 4: That the tro++~ries arc? parcels of lard to be annexed and
in which the public services are to he provided and on which special taxes
will be levied in order to pay the cats and expenses for said public services
are generally described as follows:
All that property arci territory proposed to be annexed to the
existing Community Facilities District, as said property is shown on
a map as previously approved try this legislative body, said map
designated by the number of the annexation and the name of the
existing Odmrmity Facilities District, a cepY of which is on file in
the Office of the City Clerk and shall remain open for public
inspection.
DECRIPI'ION OF SERVICE
SECPION 5: A general description of the type of public services
provided in the existing District are generally described as follows:
Police prots:tion services which aze in addition to the extent to
which said services are currently provided to the territory within
the District.
SPflCIAi. TAX
SEti.TION 6: That a special tax, except where fords are otherwise
available, is hereby authorized, subject to voter approval, to be levied
annually within the boundariPS of the territory to be annexed to said
District. For particulars as to the rate and mettrod of apportionment of the
preix:ssed special tax to pay for additional police services only, reference is
made to the attached and incorporated F~dribit "A", which sets forth in
sufficient detail the method of apportiorvnPnt to allow each landowner or
zesidem within the territory prnposeri to be annexed to the District to
clearly estimate the arvnal amount that said person will have to pay for said
public services. Said special tax shall 6e utilized to finance the services
de_cribarl herein:-bve.
VALIDITY OF PROCEmINGS
SFSITON 7: It is hereby further detettnined by this legislative body
that all procrsdirgs prior hereto were valid and taken in confornuty with the
requirements of the law, and specifically the provisions of the "Me1lo-Roos
Community Facilities Act of 1982", and that this finding and detenidration is
made ~+*~~=^t to the provisions and authorization of Section 53325.1 of the
Gwermmnt Code of the State of California.
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SF7CPIDH 9: 'Ibis legislative hady t~erevith sulmits the levy of the
special police tax to the qualified electors, said electors teirg the
lar~do~vttets of the territory prq~osed to be annexed to the existing District,
with a~dt lattkxvner haviry ore (1) vote for each acre or portico thereof of
lard whidt M or she wets within the territory proposed to be annexed to the
existing ~mmity Facilities District.
SF7Ci'ION 9: 'this legislative body tterelry furtl>rst directs that a
W-llot proposition relating to the levy of the above referenced special tax be
prepared. This Resolution shall not constitute the notice of the election and
the Resolution sutanitting the special tax levy to the wtPrs stroll cautitute
the notice of the election relating to the auttariution for the special tax
levy.
SfSTIDtI 10: That the city clerk is t~erelry ordered to certify to the
~~__~~ of this Resolution and to file a certified copy thereof with the
Election Official.
93
RESOrI)TTON NO. 91--,~•9/
A RF`JOLU120N OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CPTY OF RANaiO
~., CALIFORNIA, SU9hII7TING TO THE QUALIFIID
FI.ECIORS IN AN ANNEl4D AREA OF A CCtMlfIIdiTY FACILITIES
DISTRICT A PimPOSITION TO LLVY A SPHr'''nr. TAX AND
FSfABLISFD:NG PROCIDURFS AND NNDITIONS NT1R CD[JgJCPIIJG AN
FI.ECITON
WkIDiFAS, the City Council of the City of Farx3:o Cucamonga (herein-
after referred to as the "legislative body of the local Agency"), has
previously declared its intention and held and cotducted procesiings relating
to the annexation of territory to an existing Crnrtortity Facilities District
pursuant to the terms and provislons of the "Mello-Roos Comamity Facilities
Act of 1982", being Chapter 2.5, Part 1, Division 2, Title 5 of the Govettmient
Cade of the State of California, and specifically Article 3.5 thermf. The
existing Comunity Facilities District has been desigreted as COMAUNTTY
FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 88-2 (hereinafter referred to as the "District"); and
WIQ~RFAS, the area proposed to 6e annexed is knowrn and desigreted as
QMA[AIl'1'Y FACILITIES DI5IRICT NO. 68-2, AMJE)SATION NO. 1 (hereinafter referred
to as the "annexed territory"); and
Wf~7tFA5, at this tine this legislative body is desirous to proceed to
make the necessary findings to levy the special tax within the annexed
territory and to authorize the sukmittal of a proixx;ition to the qualified
electors, being the la~omers of the territory proposa9 to be annexed, and
establishing terns and conditions for the wnduct of the election.
NOW, TRII2FI~ORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga does
hereby resolve as follods:
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SECTION 1: That the above recitals are all true and ~rx'ect.
LEVY OF SPECIAL TAX
SECTION 2: 'ltat this legislative body does heretrr+ specifically
authorize the levy of a special tax within the anvwxsi territory to pay for
additional police services only, all as autharized under the terms and
provisions of the "Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982", in order to
finance the authorized public services.
SEY.TION 3: That the territory to be annexed to the District will pay
the referenced special tax levy. A general description of the territory to he
annexed is as folldus:
All that property and territory proposed to be arv:exed to the exist-
ing Ca:nonity Facilities District, as said property is shown on a map
as previously approved try this legislative body, said map designated
bl' the number of the annexation and the name of the existing
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Resolution No. 91-***
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Conmmity Facilities District, a Dopy of which is on file in the
office of the City Clerk arc1 shall rertain open for public inspei-tion.
SPECIAL TAX RATE.
SRCITON 4: 1}ut the amamt of the special tax levy is as set forth
in the RFSOLAATON OF WFENFION 2U ANNIX, and said special tax shall be sealed
by rewrdation of a mntirnning lien against all rxxiexenpt real property within
the annexed territory. 'R~e tax for the anrexsl territory is the sane as that
far the arigin2l District, and for further particulars relating to the spacial
tax, refererx:e is made to the BALIOF and tax rate and apportionment fornula as
set forth herein, whidi is a part of this Resolution,
II,NX.TION
SECTION 5: The proisition related to the levy of the special tax
shall be suLnittai to the qualified electors of the annexed territory, said
electors being the lardowness, with each landowner having one (1) vote far
each ace or portion thereof of lard which he or she owns within said anu>exsl
territory. The special election shall be held on the 9TH DAY OF OCiUHEIt,
1991, and said election shall be a special mailed ballot election to be
wnducted by the City Clerk (herei~fter "Election Official"). Zf the
proposition far the levy of the special tax receives the approval of more than
two-thirds (2/3) of the votes cast on the pxnpasition, the special tax may be
levied as provided for in the Resolution of Intention to Aru~ex.
HAIdIJP
SfX'iTON 6: 'ltiat the ballot. proposal to be sulmitted to the qualified
voters at the election shall generally be as follows:
PROPOSPiTON A
CITY OF RANCHO CUCAFANGA
OQ.HdUNli'Y FACILITIES DISPFiICf NO. d8-2
ANNFIiATICH NO. 1, Ai71FiORIZATION FUR
,rECrAC. TAx 1~E/St
Shall Ornmnnity Facilities District No. BS-2,
City of Rarxiw oncamonaa, California, be
authorized to levy the special taxes specified
belao on properties within the bwndaries of
Annexation No. 1 to (a) pay for authorizer? YFS
police public services, and (b) modify the
A°ticle XIIIB appropriations limit for
Comiwiity Facilities District No. 88-2 to equal NO
the maxinunn authorized special taxes which may
6e levied in any fiscal year in ~miunity
Facilities District No, 88-2, including the
territory within Annexation No. 1 thereto?
RS
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EXISTING TAX RATE AND APFUPTICNNff~N:
The existing tax rate and apportionment fur the tax ca~:slor ies identified
:,elan, as previously approved for Comnnu0ity Facilities. District .:o. 88-2,
Annexation No. 1, are as follws:
SPECIAL TAR "A" - PUBLIC I+ACILITIES
NOT APPLICABLE
SPECIAL TAR "B•' - ADDITIONAL POLICE SEEVICES
All Developed Property shall k0e subject to the levy of Special lax "810. If~e
maximnn authorized Special Tax "B" rates for fiscal year 198^-1990 are as
follvaas:
MAXIMIHd
TAXItiG CLASSIFICATION TAX RATE
1. DEUELAPID PROPEki1'Y
A. Residential Class I $ 432 pet year
(More than 3,590 square fee of
dwelling unit living azea)
B. Residential Class II $ 320 per year
(3,077-3,589 square fee cf
dwelling unit living azea)
C. Residential Class III $ 240 per year
(2,564-3,076 squaze feet of
dwelling unit living area)
D. Fesidential Class TV $ 192 per year
(2,308-2,563 square feet of
dwelling unit living azea) k
E. Residential Class V $ 160 per year
(2,051-2,307 squaze feet of
dwelling unit living area) *
F. Residential Class VI $ 112 per year
(Less than 2,051 square feet of
dwelling wit living area) k
G. Conmiescial or industrial property $1 ,000 per acre per
y~ kk
the maxinwn annual Special Tax "B" rates shall be subject to escalation eadn
July 1 ca0unencing July 1, 1990, at a rate not to exceed four percent (4$) per
year. Special Tax "B" shall be levied annually so long as Special Tax "B"
Revenues are necessary to pey for additional police services necessary to
serve the properties located within the District.
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For all further particulars relatiig to the special tax, refererce is
made to the full text as set forth in the RESOI17fIDN DECWRING AFIIiF7{A7IOFI OF
TtIIIti'iORY as previously approved,
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S,'C..TTQJ 7: 'It~at the appropriate mark placed in the votitg square
after the ward "YFS" shall be canted in favor of the adoption of the proposi-
tion, and the appropriate mark placed in the voting square after the woxd '^7p"
in the manner as authorized, shall be counted against the adoption of said
preposition.
ELF%TION PRDCFDORE
sF,CPION 8: Rhe El~.tion Official is hereby authorized to twkn any
an3 all steps neoos;:ary far the holairg of said election. Said Election
official shall perform atrl render all sewices and prooeetiings incidental to
atd cav~ected with the conduct of said elec`i<,n, and said services shall
include, bit not be limits3 to the folloairg:
1. Prepare and ftunish to the election officers necessary election
supplies for the conduct o_° the election.
2. Cause to be printed the requisite number of official ballots,
talley sheets arri other necessary farms.
3. Furnish atd address official ballots for the qualified electors
of the Community Facilities District.
4. Cause the official ballots to be mailed and/ar delivered, as
ra7uircd by law.
5. Receive the returns of the election.
6. Sort and assanble the election material and supplies in prepara-
tion for the canvassing of the returns.
7. ^anvass the retunts of the election.
8. Furnish a tabulation of the number of votes given in the
election.
9. Make all arrangements and take the necessary steps to pay all
costs of the alection inairred as a result. of services performed
by the District and pay costs and amnees of all election
officials.
10. Conduct and handle all other matters relatLaq to the proneedL7gs
and mrduct of the election in the manner and form as requirwi
by law.
sFX.TION 9: 7fiat the city clerk is hereby ordered to certify to the
passage of this Resolution and to file a certified Dopy thereof with the
Election Official.
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CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
GATE: Oct Obe[ 2, 1991
TO: Mayor and Nembere of Lhe City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Brad Buller, City Planner
8Y: Richard L. Alcorn, Code Enforcement Supervisor
SUBJECT: APPROVAL OP CONTIUCT NITN THE COL Y OP N B IMO FOR
PARTICIPATION IN THE Cnrramv•S HICL A
8ND ADOPTION OP COUNTY OADINANCR !3369 BY Pg
RRCOMMENDATION The City Council should approve the Clty'e participai ion
in the Sen Bernardino County Vahicls Abatement Program, give pzel iminary
reading of the tit la of the attached Ordinance, and set the •ame for
public hearing at the November 6, 1991 Clty Council Neeting.
BACROR,Q~7q At the Esptsmber 4, 1991 meeting, tM Ciiy Council
considered partic ipatlon in the San Bernardlnc County Vehicle Abatement
Program. The City Council tlirected staff to procNd with the raceseary
actions to Lnitiaie thL contract service. The at[-shed contract and
County Ordinance have boon reviewed by the City Attot nay, end approved
ae to their form and content. Staff has mot with repteaentatlvea of the
County Department of Ervlronmenial Nealth and eetabliehed guidelines for
Che potential implement al ion and operatlcn of Ua program.
Adoption of Che Couniy Ordinance, Dy reference, Le nerueery to enable
the County to operab the program wiihin eM City. County Ordinance
/3349 ie similar to the City's vehicle abatement ordinance In that they
ere both based on the authority yrented by the California Vehicle
Code. The County Ordinance i• somewhat more comprehenelve, hawevsr, Ln
providing procsdure• for Lhe removal of abandoned vehicles on prLvate
property in sddlt ion io inoperative vehlc la •. The County'• Ordinance
also outltnea, in mush greater detail, tea pcocee• of diapos lticn of
abated vehicles. Adoption of the County Ordinance, by reference, will
permit the Couney to o[»rat• rte Abatement program within the Ciiy, but
will not Lnterfere with current City regulations or •nforcement
procedu roe,
CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
County Vehicle Abatement Program
October 2, 1991
Page 2
CONCLVSION~ The City is already paying for a portion of the County
Vehicle Abatement Program through ^tipping" fees, and will continue to
pay whether of not the City participates. Vehicle abatement is an
extremely useful tool aced Dy Code Bnforcament to resolve problems in
the City, sod the county program would enhance the value of this tool.
The City Council has previously expressed their desire to psri lcipata in
the program. Approval of the contract and adoption of County Ortl inanca
13349, by reference, would therefore bo appropriate.
Aeepect lly su7¢itLd,
Bra let
City Planner
HB:RLA:ne
Attachments: 8xhiblt ^A^ - September 4, 1991 Staff Report
Exhibit "H" - Proposed COntrlCt
8xhiblt •C" - County ordinance (3309
ExhSblt "D• - Proposed Ordinance lulopanq County
OrdSnsncs (3349 •Hy Reference"
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STAFF REPORT
DATE: September 4, 1991
TO: Mey¢r and Memban of the city Council
Jack Lam, AICPr Clty Manager
FROM: Brad Buller, Clty Planner
aY: Richard L. Alco[n, Code Enfotcement SupervLeoi
SUBJECT: ~NSIDEMTION TO JOIN COUNTY'S VEHICLE ABATEMENT PROGAAM
AND RECOMMENDATION 0! YJEST END MEMBER TO SERVE ON SERVICE
AUTHORITY
11ECONMENDATIONt The Clty Council should rone idec the following
informae ion concerntng tM Clty'a partle ipation Ln the San Bernardino
County Vehlel• Abatement Program, and if de cited, ea Let • nominu to
nerve on the San Bernardino County Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Service
Autboclty.
BACROROVN01 The County of San BKnardlno hoe approacMd the City to
solicit par[LCipetion in a COUnty operated Whlcl• Abatement Program.
The program, funded by ^t lpplnq" foe already colUcbd by the County
for refuas disposal, sould require n0 additional monetary contr Lbut ion
by the Clty for participation.
Upon rev Lew of the initial propoul, Staff quutioNd whether tM Ci[y
could develop ib own program rod receive • porClon of the County
^tlpping^ tees directly, In lieu of participation in the County
Program. lollowlnq rassareh to determine i[ funding could be diverted
directly to the city, It wee •etab llshed that the ^tlpping^ fees
deelgnated Eor vahlc le abatement could only be uwd to fund the County
program.
In add le ion, LM puugs of Auendsly 8111 4114 now allows tM County, in
cooperet ion with clelu, to dew lop a Sarvlee t.uthorlty that would be
eliglb la m racelw adtlltlonal funOa from the State of Callfornla for
the operation o[ • Vehicle Abatement Program. Again, Lnd lvLdual citiu
are not eligible for these sddlt Tonal funds.
ANALY9I31 Through tlpping face, the City L alreatly paying for a
portion of the County yeh is l• Abatement program, and will coot lnua [o
pay regard Les of dliact part to lpation. Veh1eL abatement L an
extremely useful tool aced by Coda Enforcement Co teeolw problems in
the City. Part lcipat ion Ln the County program should Improve •fElc Lncy
and d¢creess the amount o[ Stott time nqu /tad Co proceu vehicle
EXNi.3/T/~
City Council SeaEf Aepo rt
September 4, 1991
Page 2
abatement cases. Staff views patticipat ion in the program as a way of
improving an sx fisting enforcement tool. The eetabliehment of a Service
Authority in cooperation with the County and other cities will provide a
new avenue for funding.
VeAiCL A9 t t Prop under contract, when nn inoperative,
wracked, or abandoned vehicle is rage Lrad to be removed from private
property, the County would provide a complete service for legal
notiELeation to the vehicle and property owners and the physical removal
and final disposition of the vehicle. City staff would remain in
control of the entorcement process, including itlentification of
violations and the initial notification to the resident or property
owner, in order to seek voluntsry compliance.
The proposed County program would take owt at Ue start of the actual
abatement proceu. Our Code Bn [orcement eiaff would continue to conduct
the compliance inspections, and, when needtd, supervise the removal of a
vehicle Dy a county contractor. Ue of the County program would
immediately produce a savings of up to 5100.00 per vehicle,ln towing
fees. In addition, there would be a subetantiel savings Ln etatf time
required to procee legal noCicee and the dlsposit ion of vehicles abated
6y the City.
Serviw Autborli Assembly 8111 6114 allows count Les to farm wrvice
authorities Eor the abatement of abandoned vehicles, and to impoe a S1
vehic la regLR rat ion fee for ell vehicles within Che county. The fees
collected would Ds depos l[ed Ln the Abandoned Vehicle Trutt Pund, which
this ball crests, and would Da eontinuouely appropriated [or alloeae ion
by the State controller to Eund local vehicle abatement programs. The
creation of s Service AutAcrlty will complement both the County and City
vehicle abatement programs by providing addlt tonal [undLnq for complaint
investigation end vehicle towing.
The county Board of 9uparvieors, and • majorLty o[ the ciiie within the
County must approve resolutions eubllshinq Che Sen Bernardino County
Abandoned Vehicle Abatement (Service) Authority. TM County Department
of environmental Belth Service will be requesting the City Counc ll to
approve such a nwlut ion in the ner future.
The Servlca Authority will be adminLtsnd Dy a five member Boacd of
oirectore, with two members representing the unincorporated County
areas, and CAne member^ gpreent inq the aisles, (one ech from the
West Volley, tM set Valley, and tM Mountain/OOert one).
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City Council Staff Report
September d, 1991
Page 3
AL their 3wptsmbw- 1991 meeting, the Solid waste AdvLory Tuk Porca (ot
which f.aneilun ;.dezandez is a member) will ba ulactinq three mambew
and [hru •ltsrnatea for recommendation to the Board of suparVLara ae
repruantativo for the Lncorporaied cit ias. The Task lorce will ba
making their eeleetion from nominees recommended by va: lou• city
counetla. Nominus may W elected officials or City employee.
COMCLVBIONt staff recommends participation in the County Vehicle
Abatement Proq[am. Tnn propOeed Cmu my Contract and luOClahd
ordinance era evrrent ly under rwiew by the City Attorney and eiaff.
If the city Couneil tonsure with thin approach, thin contract will ba
Drocg!a before the City counell at iM Oetober 2, 1991 awtinq.
Tha development of • County Vehicle Abatement seruiq Authority L also
progressing quickly. If the City Couneil wf.atea to partleipate, the
City npruenbtive should G uLetad to serve on the Serviee
Authority, and that name should than W forwarded to tM Solid Naafi
AdViaozy Tuk Lorca (SVAT!). Ninub action is a17. that is nedad at
Chia time.
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Bra er
City an Mr
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ADMINrtr~ rlrN
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9uDJect: AssamDly Bill 111{
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COUNTY OF SAN RERNARDINO
ENVINONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT GaOUP
PAMELIA BENNETT R E N 5
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to tlM SOlld Waste AdvNory Tack Fora Ort Autlup 15, 1991. TM dOCUmNIts Mlcllyde IM tent d AB {111,
a lager Irom Mte CaNlortea FIIpIfWay Patrol (CHP) prwMelp amwen b Wastbns, tM CHP Abandoned
Vstlide Abatement Program OuiONkles, a Ibw chart, and a Repuesl for Conwrterce wiM the County
raoommeMdbn.
TIN Request ktf fArburrMCe provldy art overview d tM hiebry d AB {11{ and tM iNOeeaa needed for
krl;Nemenlatbn. TM Department d Emironnleraal Hsalal Servbea wiA have an argon kem of tM SWATF
rtreelklp wl September to aPP7in1 Me member b a SerViq aNtbnty. T1M processes rrealal to impbmem
this program include:
• A reaoMbn is adoplal by the Count' BoaN d 5uperviwn.
• A reaobtbn is adoptal by a rrrpMy d tM cltlee wiM a myoray d tM irborporxaal populalbn.
• Mertben arld aaemues d tlNl 9ervbe AuttbrNy are approval by 9re SWATF.
• Servke AutlbAry prr<rwe a plan d InplementagOn blbwinp OMV guidelines.
• TM ImpMmedalbn Plan b iubrrlatal b IM CHP try Odaber 1, 1991.
• CHP revMEw plan ant rllcomrSerWS revbbns by November 1, 1991.
• Serviu AuMbrNy arrbrrW! approval plan to cOntroaN by January 1, 1992.
• Fees are 0011epal by Slate On vehlCM regbValbrl.
Thh audbray and nimbursertlent veal not replace Mle Count' VeNtM AbeterrNre Progam, exbtirlg
coraroas wah aturpwalal cltles, W proposed oordrtaxs. h wiN wrlpMnNnt tpM county ant city programs
and provide addNbnal Nrldklg Ia complaint inwsUgMlon arq vehbN IowYlp.
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APPROVED BY GOVERNOR
FILED PITH SECRETARY OF STATE
PASSED THE SENATE
PASSED THE ASSEMBLY
AllENDEO IN ASSEMBLY
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SEPTEriBEA 30, 1990
SEPTEMBER 30, 1990
AUGUST 27, 1990
JllNE 7, 1990
APRIL 26, 1990
INSRODUCED HY Aa¢embly Membaca Clute and Baneley
FADE
(Principal r0authora: Seraton Killea, Xcpp, and
HcCOrquodalm)
(Coauthara: Assembly Nembera Nc rman Paters, Campbell,
Cannella, Chacon, L`orteae, East in, Eavea, Epp1e, Facr, tlarri a,
Hauser, Nurtay, and Puce)
(COauthora: Senacore Alquis t, Ayala, end Presley)
NAACtl 2, 1990
M wt to amend :;: aor. 22663 of, and to rapid and add Sections 9250.7 and
22710 of, tA~ V•hicls. Co1~, rmlacia[ to whiclma, and akin{ an appropriation
cha rafor.
LEOISLAIIVE COUNSEL'S DIGEST
AB 4110, Cluu. Nocor vshie lase absodonmeDt.
Exiatin{ lp impowd • S1 whie lm rm{ireratioa tm• for dmpoaie is cM
Abandoned Vmhielm Trume Puad which 1a eoneinuoualy app[opriaesd for cosu of
cha Conera list, Ompartmsac of eha CQitornia tli{hvay Pae col, and speciFlsd
local abandoned vmhiclm auiuau abatusac pro{rm.
Thim bill would dmleta those provisions and would provide for chm
aatablLluenc aad unli¢at ion of urviu suthorltiss for chm ahaumsnt of
abandonmd vehlclms aad tundin{ of local abandonmd vmhdcL mbatnsnc pro{tau.
u specified. the bill would auehorism a ea rvlu auchocicy, for a spaci[!ed
pmtiod, to !epos a [mm of {1 oa vehielu p{U Urad in chm cotmey ehieD
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e scahl fished t::e service such:icy. Those fees veuld he depos iced in the
Abandoned Vehicle Trust Fund +h ich chin 6511 would create and vauld be
cmncin uousl.y appropriated for allocacion by the Con[ro Ller co fund local
vehicle eta cement programs after deduction of certain adminis tracive casts.
App rap r'acion: yes.
TtlE PEOPLE CF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA DO ENACT AS FOLLOYS:
SECTIJN 1. The Legislature finds and declares chat the ptcb lem of abandoned
vehicles is cantina ing to grow and -ecognizn that Local governments have
insufficient resources to adequately addre sa the problem. The Legislature
further Finds chat the increase in abandoned vehic lea Ss not only a public
nuiaanu, Rut a danger to the public~a health and safety. Thecefou, in order
to entura the abatement oP abandoned vehic lea, the Leglalaturs finds it
necessary eo provide for cha eetabllshment of local service authorities for
the purpose of abating abandoned vehicles.
SEC. 2. Section 9230.7 of the Vehic la Code is npu led.
SEC. 3. Section 9230.7 is added co the Vehicle Code, eo read:
9230.7. (a) A service authority as tabllahed under Section 22710 may impoa•
a ae rvics fee aE one dollar ($1) on vehic lea registered eo an owner with u
address Sn the count] vh ich eetabl fished cha s•rvic• authority. The Eea shall
De paid to the department et the rime of registration, or nnwal of
regisera CSon, or when renewal becomes delinquent, on or after January 1, 1992,
except vehic lea [Rat era erpreaaly a:mmpted under chin cods from the payment
oP raglatratSon feu.
(b) Tha department, •fur deducting its adminirtratlva coats, shall
c ransmtt, ac least quarterly, the net amount collected purauane co subdivision
(a) co the Treaaurar for deposit in the Abandoned Vshicle Trust Fund which is
Mraby created. All money in the fund da coat SnuouQy approyrlatad eo chm
Controller for allocacion to • service authority which has an approved
abandoned vehicle abmtennt pro{ru pursuant eo Saeefon 22710, and Eor
payment of the adminiat raeiw eoau of cha Cone rolLr. AFcer daduc elan of ic^
admtniatracive cmatm, ehm, Controller shall •llocau chm money !n the Abardonad
Vehicle Trust Fund to ueA sacviu authority in proporeioa co the revenues
received Erom the fu Sapoud by that authority punummt eo subdivision (a).
(c) The fu Smpoud by a urvica auehority shall rualn Sn •f foot only for
a par lad of flue yura star chm date on which cha auehority is ucabliahed.
SEC. a. Seeelon 22663 of ehm Vehlol• Code is amended eo rude
22663. Nmcvl ChttanQin{ Section 22710 or any other provision of law, the
dmpartmut eq, ae the request of • local authority, other than a urviw
auehority, adalniatmr on baba if of ehm uchorfey is abudoned vehicle
abnuent and nmoval pro{ru •ttabliahed punuue to gettlon 22660.
SEC. 3, gar ciao 22710 0[ ehm Vehlelm Code la rapulmd.
SEC. 6. Section 22710 la addend to then Vahiel• Codm, to nod:
22710. (a) A ucvic• authority for cha aDacemmnt of aDandoaad vehic lea may
ben pcabliahad, and a onm dollar ($1) vehic la rm{let ration fn Sapofad, in any
county 1t chm Doa rd of wparvlaon of eM county, by • ew-thirds vou, and
majority of the eieima havin{ a majority of chm incorporated population within
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6aan expended.
SEC. 7. The Department of the California Mighvay Patrol shall report to tRe
Legislature by January 1, 1996, on the effectiveness of the nbandoned vehicle
abatement programs conducted pursuant co Hactlona 9250.7 and 22710 of tha
Vehicle Code. Upon request of tha Depacment of the California Highvay Patto 1,
a se cvica authority created pursuant to Hectiom 22710 :Ball submit data
ca lativ to the opa rst ion mf iu abandoned vahicla abatement program to the
department.
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RESOLUTION M0. D R A FT
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDLNO
TO ESTABLISH A.4 AB0.N00 NEO V: HICLE
A 8.47ENE4T s'ERV_*CE .AUTHORITY
WHEREAS, ridding our communities of the nuisance of abandoned
vehicles !s a significant problem faced by local government;
WHEREAS, the Department of Environmental Health Services ft,nds
that a countywide program for the abatement, removal, and
disposal of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled, and inoperative
vehicles is needed to protect the health antl safety of the
citizens of the County of San Bernardino; and
WHEREAS, Section 22710 of the California Vehicle Code provides
for the establishment of a Service Authority for the abatement
of Abandoned YsF.i Ilea and the imposition of a one dollar
(l1. 00) vehf c:a registration fee if the county and authorized
cities adopt resolutions providing for the establishment of
the Authority and the lmpoaitian of the tee.
WHEREAS, Section 22710 of the California Vehicle code provid ea
for the membership of the Service Authority to be determined
Dy a concurrence of the Beard of Supervisors and a ma~orlty
vote of the maJority of th• cities vith In the County having a
majority of the incorporated population.
NOW, THEfl EF OR E, BE IT flESOLYED DY SNE BDARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO THAT:
(1) Tne San Bernardino County Abandoned Vehicle Abatement
Service Authority ba established In San Bernardino County
pursuant to Section 22710 of the California Vehicle Code; and
(2) A one dollar (11.00) vehicle reg3atratlon fee De imposed
in ehe County of San Bernardino pursuant to California
Vehicle Code Section 22710; and
<3) Tha membership of the Board of DSreoto rs of the San
Bernardino County Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Authority shall
consist of flue (5) people currently employed Dy the County
andlor Cl ties and ah all b• appointed as follows: Two County
eroplo ysee, one member repreaentativs of ehe Unincorporated
Mountain/Desert area one member representative of the
Unincorporated Va13eY area. Thre• Incorporated c1Ly employees,
one member representative of Che West Valley Coalition,
Including the Clty of Ontario, one member represantativ• of
the Eaat valley Coalition and, one member raprasantativ• of
the Mountain/Desert Co alltion.
(4) The Hoard shall appoint the two members to Lh• Sarvlca
Authority no later than September 23, 1991.
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Coun/y of San Bemudlrw
FAS
STANDARD CONTRACT
!OR COUN lY VSE ONLY
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% New
Cbenpe
CmcN _ VenOar Cotle • Dept
~~ Convect Number '
County DepenmMt Dspt. Orpn.
Environmental Heaith Ser-: .c es Conva<tor'f Lmenfe NO
County Department Contnet Reprumbpn
?^v11is 9rooks Ph, Ext.
551E Amount of Convect
FuM Oept. GrpamuUOn Appr. Objlflev Source Adimty GRCIPOOJ/JOB Number
Comnatlity Cotla
fY Eatimatad peymant Tod by fiacd yeq
Amount IN Fy, Amount uo
project Norm
Vehicle Abatement
-
-
Program _ -
THIS CONTRACT if entered into in tha State of Cedifornis by and between Me County of Ssn Barnerdino, hereimlter called
the County, end
NM.
City of Rancho Cucamonga hereinafter called City of Rancho Cucamonga
Aaeee•10E00 ~„ivxc Center Urive
?. 7. Sox 907
?ancho Cucamonga, CA 91729
ieeerN ID Ne. o. socw SecwpY No.
IT IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:
fVS1 eWCe ONOw a,M edCifronN aai0 ahnra. SFL rprth aenka r0 N raMarW, amwmr ro N paid, manmr el prYmMr, rime for pMOmrexe a compNfron,
ClflnnNlrron of flrrthcfory PlAormMC1 MC ceule br lNmmergn. OrMI fmnf MO GWMaronA MO IttecA i%MF. )pKi/icetiWll. MO N/JMOe. fl /nYl
ACREEMEM7
THIS AGREEMENT, effective Nnen signed 6y both parties, is by and
between the County of San Bernardino, a political subdivtsicn of the
State of Calitornla, hereinafter dealgnated as COUNTY, and the City of
Rancho Cucamonga, a municipal corporation, hereinafter dealgnated as
CITY.
YI7NESSETH
WHEREAS, COUNTY Ss Drepared to provide required services for
crushing, dismanCling, lien sales, storing of vehicles, towing and
tracking of all vehicles removed NithSn the City of Raneho Cucamonga,
and G[TY desires to provide required services for respond [ng to
complaints regarding abandoned, dismantled, inoperative, Sunked and
rr ecked vehicles Within the C{ty of flancho Cucamonga.
WHEREAS, it is mutually agreed that both parties are desirous of
securing uniform enforcement of San Bernardino County Ordinance A33tl 4,
sections 33. 12t - 33.1299, Vehicle Abatement and Removal program.
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WH°fl°AS, COUNTY is equipped to rentler such service in conjunction
with CITY.
rHcgcPOPc it is agreed and covenanted by these parties as follows:
I
COUNTY shall, by and through it's Department of °nvironmental
Health Services:
,. Provide notification to the last registered and/or legal
owners of vehicles which have been posted for removal by CLTY.
2. Provide towing services for removal oC vehicles from prSvate
and/or public properties (other than streets, public roadways, alleys,
rights-oC-way and highways) which have been posted for removal by CITY.
3. Provide all equSpm ant needed to remove, transport, tlismantle
and/or store any or all vehicles which have been posted tar removal by
CITY.
w. Provide necessary storage for all vehicles removed by COUNTY.
41l removed abandoned, dismantled, inoperative, }unked or wrecked
vehicles, or parts thereof, shall become the property oC COUNTY and
such will De the reapons iDility of COUNTY to dispose of according to law.
5. Provide lien sale services for all vehicles removed Dy COUNTY
as needed.
6. Provide docum entatlon and tracking of all vehicles removed Dy
COUNTY.
7. Conduct Administrative Hearings In response to written
requests for appeal of charges Cor COUNTY'S costs for removal antl
abatement of veMiclea Crc^ property located within CITY.
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CITY shall:
~. Adopt the provisions of San gernardino County Ordinance
A33N9, sections 33. 72t-33.1299, Vehicle Abatement and Removal Program,
by a CITY ordinance before services shall be rendered by COUNTY. Any
future amendments of this COUNTY ordinance must also be adopted by CITY
for continued services to be rendered by COUNTY.
2. Provide required investigations, abatement and removal
notifications to property owners and referrals to COUNTY as per San
Bernardino County Ordinance R33~9.
3. Provide necessary field monitoring during the abatement
process while vehicles are removed from properties by COUNTY.
'!. erovide required training and staff for a vehicle abatement
and removal program within CITY,
5. Conduct Administrative Hearings in response to requests Cor
appeal regarding the removal and abatement of vehicles from property
located within CITY, and regarding related charges Cor CIT Y's
administrative costs,
III
Lf any private property owner, except self storage operators, or
registered or legal owner of vehicles which exist an properties located
within CiT Y, submits a written request to COUNTY to remove abandoned,
dismantled, inoperative, dunked or wrecked vehlcl es, or parts thereof,
COUNTY will provide the required investiga tlons, abatement and removal
nottCtcations and dispose of the vehicles according to law, COUNTY
will provide this service to the private prnperty owner located within
CITY Cor the same fee charged for requests to remove vehicles from
private properties located within COUNTY.
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?age 3 of 5
IV
Any additional services, other than those mentioned Within this
agreement, which are requested by CITY to oe rendered by- the Department
of Environmental Health Services will be prorated at a rate of E~S.GG per
hour.
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7. Nhile engaged in the performance of their duties and functions
pursuant to this Agreement, the Department of Environmental Health
Services, ita deputies, and employees, shall De deemed to be COUNTY
officers and employees and not officers antl employees of CITY.
~. Nhile engaged in the performance of their duties and functions
pursuant to this Agreement, the City of Rancho Cucamonga, its deputies,
and employees, shall be deemed to be CITY officera and employees and not
officers and employees of COUNTY,
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t. COUNTY agrees to indem niCy and hold harmlesa CITY antl its
authorized agents, oCf leers, volunteers and employees against any and
all claims arising from COUNTY'S acts or omissions and for any costs or
expenses incurred by the Department, COUNTY or CITY on account of any
claim therefore.
2. CITY agrees to indemnify, defentl and hold harmless the
Department, COUNTY and its authorized agents, officers, volunteers and
employees against any and all claims arising from CITY'S acts or
omissions and Cor any costs or expenses incurred by the Department,
CnUNTY or CITY on account of any claim therefore.
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This contract shall commence and De effective for one year when
signed by both parties and shall be su b~ect to annual reneNal by
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OROI~A~CE ?0. 1N9
wN ORDI]ASCE OF THE COI9T1' Oi !AN BER~ARDI ]'O.
STATE OF CALIFOn NIA, AAIE6pING CHAPTER ^ Tp
DIVISION 1 Oi TITLE ) OF THE SAN BE0.F AR DI~O
CCCNTY CODE. PERTAINING i0 ABwtEMENT AND
REtt0\ u OF DIS\LtiA'TLEO, u'NECKED. INOPERATI \'E.
ABV\DO\ED ADD )CARED VENICE°9 AND PARTS
THEZEDF, Pq0\IDI?G DPOCEDL gEB~FOR ESFOPCE~
?IEYT A\D ADv1P ISTRATIOV ASD PROVIDIn'G OTHER
REGL LAiIO~S CO?CER?'I,NG CEHICLES.
The Board pl Suttmlon of rbe County o! San ee: nardino. Su¢
of Cah/Demo, ordant a folio+r
SECTION I Cnapln li pf Divuon) of Tnle 7 of IAe B,n
Bernud:no Coun17 code It unend<d, m roe:
VEHICLE ARATEME TAAD1REn50VAL PROGRAM
Snllev:
JJ.I37 AYIh011I )'
)7 C! D<fipn:ont
A,1110 Pvbbe Nuu,nr«.
11.1315 Ea<epbant
1J 1130 Ch,pler SuDpl<mmI to E,inin{ Law.
1J I :! Pmhaned Lln.
ll 11)0 Duq Io Abue.
]l 11)5 Emegmry Abu<mem ,nd Olher Bmi<n.
)J.INO Abntmml Pra<dura /or ~'ehidrf N'Nrh nr
PuDbc Nuiun¢.
11.11U Prymml for ADUemem of Vehidu WM<A «[ a
Public Nviunu.
]J 1210 ADDra1r of ADnem[nl.
)) 13!1 ADPUY of CMr n
J).1 ]60 Gncelhnen of ~AUpa.
JL1165 Procedure lee Refund o/ Papmenl.
U tiro P,ymrnl for Abnem<m of Abmdon<d Ve N<I«.
J7 13'1 gayoW or Vebda V'AIiA ve • Public
Nuuan<e.
)7.1310 Abnemem Praedur« for Vehicn WAich ve
Abandoned. '
)J.I ill Abnemrm Praedur« for Abandon<d Vehicln
LcN<h yr Vdwd « Greun rh,n 1)00,
)1.1311 Prac<durc !or Pedemplion of Vehicln.
1) 1190 Aumorrrauon to Enforce County Code and
VeN<Ir Cods Promiom.
1J 1397 Dnerminauon of Euimned Value o/ Vehidee,
l1 1.91 Cnm:ml Pena]li«.
)1.1199 Iniunnlon
J1.Ill Aunemf.
IQ "DENS"ahdl Dr lA<Depr•mml of Emuonmen:,l Hul;h
Sernre+of Ih<CeUeIJ of San BnmrCno
E n.iren lmenul HuI:M1 9n.~int of ~he Counnoel~l,n Boevdmo of
ul "DUm,nard" tM1dl mun INr Inngnl <ompen[nl pnn
ttemn Ip opruu rh<rrnr<I<on , nilh++1', road+a. or Dubl:e acne
Aae been rtmo.ed Lom rAe vrhrd<.
fp "Fee" shall M any amount el moon rAa'ted. fired, or pvd
o DENS re!u:ne ID IM admmuvnn< and or enfo¢emml e
m r<d for Ih<r+rpme of <nforun{ rNa cMpmr are'
curl{I °InDDerabl<" tn,ll mun IAe v<Ndr n aCnm , molo~
Irmtrtuulon, wn«h or,,:> olMr pan or rgmpmem nnmvy ro ppera:e
ufdJ on a n11M ry. m,d+al or puhli< m<;I
IAI "lunked" INII mr n • nMdr +hah ten A«n d<rro!ed
or damped m mete m aunlarMl 0 rl nom<puubl
and
olhn
n ul<" snail mun < ul[ of a wh¢I< m ot:av. Igal
•eh¢le upder nrle ar ugwnnl runvauon. und<r I ne
d< Code.
nri' thW be my anon a mWy Ann{ IqJ er n{nJul
and progeny or rul Dmprnl'rvbPa Ie IDe prmmom
net or Inc v[Aide" thdl h<:he Ian rryitlertd o. nrr
of ucord.
son" In<ludn a nalmal person. Firm, eopumenA.p.
:orpomion.
nr Dropeny" mall be gropers>' o+ned b) , sewn
bb< mnry.
Ac gropers>"thW be Drop<:') au n<d Dy a Dubhc rnm..
rm<d diemmh<r'e Hrd" than be premnn wed for
rtnkin0 of rehi<I«. +here In«e it buflnl. ullln{ or
rehid«, meir imgr,l pmt. or mmponem mnentlf
We of diemanded, pamWly dum,nde0, vested or
:I«.
dway" rMll mnn In,t ponien of • hilhx aY •hl<h
{ned er ordm,dlY end for rrNCUlu vael, indudln{
len.
vended «N<N" rte W be • v<Nci< fors N<A Ne Daenu0
e for me ume is na wNn m aud:Dle dnun« epd
ern an gown or uue unutnd5' upon nnlovn rash
10 "Wrecked" tAJI mnn < veMele wM<h hie Deers
m mch an ulml Ihat it is oNY umirepain0le and/or unn
w repair.
1).tl10 Peblk h'ulunen.
Punuml m the dnnminuion made. and the wlheril
65 Inc nn<ender 11]dd0 of the GDfomi, Vebclr Co0t u
rtmove ebandonrd, ditmanlled, inopnnrv<. Tanked, one
la IAe amhornY dud in tAia
ana ue
ilh+aya
{
or puoYC prepmylor ln<pY11CM IpKlflyd NlJe<[haplrr, le l1L111n< ebYldoned
a v<nrde or pw Ihnrpf. ID obmn Informmen u m roc idrnnq of IAneof on
• veMde and remove or uu« IM rrmeval eh rebde or p{n IAUeof roadweYL
dedued to M a nmundt. vea of A
(DI AnJ anon murfnlnl +uh er refutinl entry w proanY cMaer, is
le anycoumy or<onuaned aervrceemployp performinl duun undo nmcAm
Inu cneplr. mall M IuiltY of a miedemunor an0, upon mm and
eonvi<uon, ehJl De punnhW py a fine noI m a«n of On Dundred
dpllua 131001, and Impmm~mem of neI more INn ninny 190) day6
or Dan. TJuuyldudn W ulempla to mneve, r«neve a rtlouu wNd«
n Inc Doan of or Ounn1 the abnemmt and nmovd pram by IAe
CoumY and/pr w conmumn.
71.11! De0nmenr.
For rot papom of INa Mapl<r, unlm olherriv aD W rem from
the coma6 CDMUn aed m IAU <NDIn ut defined a follows
Iq •'AMn0oned V<Md<" Jhtll De a veMde • h¢A n lo<wd
an public or Dnval< Drepenr rnhoa Inc taprna or Impbed wmtnl
o! Inc property o+ner or person In h•ful pouemon er wnvol of IAe
prOp[n y.
fbl "Admimm~ure Doud^ ehtll M • body appolnud DY IAe
clamor to hev abash undo IAn chapln and tMll Comm of IAree
111 penom,
v
wr«ked. inppnvive,
on priv ale or ubla
a vt retulaed g/ IAe
nl to reduu the value
M and d«mm~uon.
n111IV1< an allranlrt
y of minan.Ip np«
lunpm w IAe neaten,
fore. the aetence of
«kM reNdn a pans
an on nr«u. puDbc
n the uninrnrponled
stn' prrmtlled m Inu
• N[n maJ M ,one0
JJ.Ii1S 6nplent.
TMe draper INII na aDDIY le any rehidt or pme Ihenof aN<n
is complnelY endoud nlldn • buildint mnauuN of four 10 •alh and
coo! in a haful manner, mere ueh renicH it na MuDle from Inc nrnt
or Dion Dublic or pnvm progeny er • vthid<or gem Ihermf •A¢n
is cored or prt1[d m { brful manner on progeny uud m connmlon
rilA the bainen of a li<metd diemamltr, Pop. trnlch doter or
jwtyvd. TNe ncepuon snail not wJAOrau IM mununanu of • pubbc
dr ptlvau numnce a de0ned under IDe prevmom of lu olMr Joan
Ihn cNp«r.
)).1170 CMDNr Supplemrnl la Coining Lar.
This <hapur a na Inc pduua relulmon of rbmdonM,
diemanikd, mognlive, junked or ranted rrh¢IeI a Oam IAereof,
or DuDlic nauntt5 •nbn Inc Covmy II IMII mppl<mem and De In
addrb9n le Iht olh« relWamry cdd«, mum and ordrrwce Annofae
i ~ s EXf/i3iT e
Ibe Cca.11.',nc Sln:. or a'p o o rat er,:c)
or h<rraf:rr rr.a::rE b,
ar gene) nau:.a :'+rse~^~°°'
ll.llld ProAIbllro lses. rkd
abaeEOnrd, dnmae.l<d..n°Daalnp unk<d or wr
v 6:a .e0'dn a pans :hey<~outr ~oo~. o'ncr~a:)riin ss~r Co.,d ani ~r
Ind Om{ ~rhi:s .:r:s.wa.vws er winmhti bl woe^s>It:ed yr
hadl L Y ~r. ~e [ ~ I I~ 1 r r f d tlal ~ 'al
)<p rs. 1 p f<d ~ pc'rE t.o ai dt.
.~~. or E Y. arts aCE.~ dsman lit{ a sl and
' .1..=a pn~e, .rn:'~<da as.l por.wh;n sv:hmorm irDl.
:eb a Rem aua?e'.he ;a::e. c, ace .~
't ~ u Dronlbll<d v,,, coanm:n a slaialcn of :hs :raper
17.1310 D°U Io Abue.
\n pr:40n 5ha.l :all<. p[: T.I:~ .mae`CIAIWIktd. °r u1'<C4[,. <hl ~t
allow ar. aDMdpned, GsnL-.'. d.;':Y: ~~tM'vnmeoappal<d tin
° pea thereof w be og^i1 north, war. I.
of Lit Br. nudmo County. II titan Et m<du;1 v(rvrp owns, and. ar
oc:upant, :n con:ml c! am land laa'tabca a-.E Drr ~°cv ^porc+nerR
ofSM B<rou.'.'no Ceun:):omme' re<wnnu of wen condnlon
of oqn nmq< of taco a v<IUde. An) Ta. De domed a eon:',nw:mn
of Ne on Vnil ~mnmuoe inC t,EOr~o al ~nou'I:anan rromr<mmn under
{ Il.l lati and f 11,1390 mall not De upmrcd.
17.1 311 Emer{enp Abat`mml,t\dhOln~r B~n`iaa,er,_,td w. IhAs
UI Emr./m:) a
or bM +nG pile uw+uon r+llti iorl~bneme ~rmioon ~a~nan~ +enemm
procedwn nano allow. DENS. sEe P.rcnor of Tnmponenon, 01
Snallfs De^amm nsoua 1o pan is mncern<E pot)+it om not~cr~a
_........ wit ... _.. ..,.,=!d noufcaticr
t[p or
or li<n
(c) Compwnu,s.ar.., •..~.... _..._adve.juMNorwtttee
uamined with ebMdonea, dltmmti<d, inopn
venrclet or pvn InereoL the tom Dlalm m» be Dno¢I number wmh
wnunl and must hot Nus addlm and/pr usewr pa!
a deunpuon of lne aohnon 711<Orocen rtfemn{m'Nmi<e of lmmt
Io Abur and Remove' nut, be uunied (pr ebamment J wcA is
determin<d m h aDW°D
J1.IIW Abaummt Prme0uut for Venida N'Dkn m • Public
~,~ ~ ,\uWntt.
p' AlendaY"Nonce of lmmno AWe lid Remove"tneD Elettrof
~.~~ %IO the prbgnY Owmermremwelne rends oTefh old meo Ter of tn<
-. ~u a Dubnc nuiuna, unlat mt Droq Y
' 3 'venide nave n{ned reluus mtnpndn{ rempvH Md waiving f n net
"' inumunlnl+thale or gntheeof.NmKtaupn tMll be Ov n
", br gnond delivery or poem{ tot DrognY• •°d tMll be mnlid by
repnered or cem0ed mul addresssd Io the DrognY Owner an m the
r Oublrt rnardeof ine bit IeoudnM nu+unmt roll ean0oo tot bit
re{intted Md/or hpl owner of Inc veNn nsnem altMgdrrVenidua
mail Io Inc IuI eddren hoed vnlh fns Deg
If rvcn a vemde u m such condition tNI Ignufuvon number ere
not avuhbh tp daermine owenNp, nonce need not bt Oven to Inc
IW tepur. ed andro~ I~Pl.ne~einllvtn IoOa+•t: _ __.._~
of
'- <a' -
I!:h<n_sar.:e a nol Y.ned a-d a':: 1'wE-'r, -_ ,
A' W q¢t °!:.+.:e-~11o ACYe and Rm.:~e" f`. a.l :'c_r[': q..•
or rrmeul of a.N¢rt a: D>ru nrec. wit:: h' ^ i°o ° °'r o
ine.mm,eo'~d ~'~`: l°;r`.',~-o'n~ arcs eo~; ~s'x` ! s
lowed: i . ° ;r.ra•r
d<:ermintE :p Dr a • aCh; nlau^.¢ Cmunllna m I^.o',ar bl t i':=
p_bhc r<a .n or a ="^~ il anG ~uvn{rfuMe ~~ nn 'i ~~
a't <at<aNho^L'.1 r
or~!nunem=~>:~<°=m rso dSD°u o=~e vehao s
_ _.,, e.e:o de'uvr{ sm•ed a; d Iqd °wnrn D eI u-
'iRn~~ci:e li il0,t,.ie mwoWnof ~~esveh¢le •enE P+M1+IDe~eef. Tn(s
'EHB may sorb
{raph tMB anh apDl> t0lnopaabl<.!9cln IDa'<d open a :+
naldmt~alhslruaule con:a~rv.{sanelor smorre ldw <•I.et.p"e. c"_ ~ ~~ a
es Notice sndl De6mlo Se D<Danmml o(NOmr feh+ueswe~c
'st 111 da)'s afar toe. ate of rtmoul of .enrcln under INS sec: cc,
E:nn4'Inp,ne.rhli; ar pan Ee:m!aed ar.. nldmce o!^Fa:v:~:-,
udlable, mduNnl, Dvt MI Wuud I°, the npstrauon ord, :enlGa:a
Df pwn<nhiD, or liceme blues.
Ne +meR whin h>s Deco shoed or rem aele unitsui n a ~<':'~
mall Intranet be reconsvuntd at made oqr
wnieh Rvanno for stns honcho euMt<bcmu Dluo or ^monal
v<Mde ligme Dhtet. ;
San Bamrdsno Coum' DENS andtar centnc: s<rria! s'a.
Dc liable for dama{e uuud to a vehltle or Dan tEneof D> sac. al
punuans tc tNt ucnon.
)].136 PUmmI for Abattmem of Vehidet NAieh lie • Public
Nuiunee _, -_.W memed.Ihe dirmor of DEHS mil
rends m tot an enr~+~w... ^-"'for Inc abutment. Tne wucrm•
stnemml eovtrin{ work necnuq' ow ncr
Controlhr mdl qY Inc woe from tn< Iwds °I Ne a{crsc> cauu:.p u,d
work to q don6 Md IM1e dirtnor mallrpeme ilnol made°on behal! of
a demwd for payment DY mul. If q)
tot DrognY owner wnnin tub' IIW) daYt tfltr mailin{ of +uch bdl.:nr
dirmor tndl fde a Nonce ~ md~pc Tne AudimNComro a shall
Controlltt the nmainin{ q'
auN Int tmp°nt of Inc nme to De entemd u9on the oat WC.ttGnl
teeured In ro0. Tnanneb me amounu of the utetsmem snY: D<
[oIIMM a tot tune time and in tot sam~ma ~nE the lime proc<dmt
mIIMM. Md lit wblM to tot woe pM
and ale in sue of dew pr9nDttq tervnieh taco I en would anice nu
a<[q Intl If NY
Dttn inmfttred or conveyed w • Dona fide DurcMttt for a lie ar
if a lien of a Dona aor m t~e date on wrNCn the f nRinndlmm' of
.u~ehed tnerton. D __..... .B.n the lien wMch would
tndlor woos.; n...,.•_._-. p, °~,,,,
loaner won edmlmtvan.e cote. may Ot eunR Ia linked.
of the land on wMCn Inc Ouobt nmunce and men dumamled, l
coon Tne nmrte mtll abo utcbnh Ire procedural and Imime good for
f bit{ an appal. Tnl nonce sna„1 coo^Inlnen tlseemlde n lowed en0
ri nu of Inc owner of Inc Droq Y
O~Int owner of lne'enKle Tne Nlt. t^I~reon alle noon{or mtY
prognr o+ner mat ne/toe mp' aDg ml6duy tonne prtunca9f tot
submit a worn nuemml denpn{ rnpo
nNne an Inc hod, with Nt/Her venom far men demo. m hen of
aDgnm{.
ll~O ~c
'~• _ .. 9Mlr at mt unit ~....
no wet Int DropMY
1.11W ADgel of ANUeuat.
Upon wnuen repunt Dr the iqn owner of the venalc under ode
t rNUlnn{ RVnnuon undo me Cdifornu o(Il'ne No~ ce~of Imem
y the DEHS ntNn ten (10) daYt ehtt mdbn{
o ADne and Rembvl, or a Horn wnuen muemem !, mObe Mann{
d ~ ~. dpipdnl rlorvapmdDibtr fm the vt i~lr~nli nd rtmaral
ndl Dt odd by ml Admwnrum poVd on tM
) nl`I~M N1<mMl tMll nt <°MNId Y t,rgYenefol n1i'C:! wNCh dens
nm r<ymre ine Dreunce Of me pwntt mnrmlun{ tncn repuol. Tnc
Admlmnnuvt and tool Hen end an on aDgdt w'Insn uan '601
~ne hod on vMd1 m< ~`tAdtn IDtned m y a9lDUr m Dlnon r 1ne
ngnnl. or DreteN 1 twmn wnuen 1taRmml denyln{ rnponu Dlbry
for tn<9rnenee of the v<hmle on Inc INd•tMnhe veNCh wan DS+r!d
men dMd. If M1 it dnelmgd tt the norinl
on tM land wtnom I ueesoced~ n nt IDretmae slum' Mlloaul wlnun.
not tuDtpumtly aW
u.n net mot tot cant pl admsmtaanon m nlecenatld or o~.ne ~~`+'
Inc pmviuons oI a +,.... ..._. --oleo nee by rtrerenu.
Cne91tt 1 of mu Code lit igorpo
11.113! ApMDIa a( CDar{a•
AnY spool tram eMt n far tM con of removal end eba;emenl
mot M Y hd wtMn any 1~1 dart Ddmae~~t u pronded ~nae m~
of a w DIB wNCh tMw IWtenMt ehv{
tot provulont off )7 039 IAdmmiamuvt Nunn{ Prmeduvsl of
CNpur 3 of tMt Code n< mcarporua0 here DY refaence
11.ISd0 Onalhlion of Chv{n.
A;I m an. ponce e!,m I::l fp<:a' aa<umfnl, penalp, o: mnr
~oeofcrc ea:reG, :," -;, v~d:: of :he A~m:^.'p:a:,~e Bpu G, ye
c^~: E b) : h e A e^ a m: u f~ o c C o < I~ e
au ypr OeE ro• s' CG~. t e~ 171 h eaf r <d . he C ~ny
4nuu•:r f cc lac eE, f : or :hp •<re en.uee, dar{ed, or pa G
fat mo+e thane
s r f !bl rro~.ph elrinl era;:
. a„~ lu •lre.:h:he error rr m:r,+F<•':he Adm'.navaere BmrE.
- ~a :he Dee: or :~ Pe art:on Ges,p•.,:<: pl ;:e-.:o ¢'~r<cr: ,<:o,!,:<
.r. ~~ r<4: GC'p ,. e¢ ,: a.a: !,;::[.eves ;c :ht denrm;n:,on r! a cha«<.
1'a ~~ (e) aeov;,rdd.f!.eE vas nn: reyons101[fo: ae KNdeBI.
L~ ~ f0 on pr:pay a:gvueG a!; e: ae ben dare by :he r:n<m ry
any cpun:Y. sy r:!,cal G.r•::'„ ar other poLUW tubGlrumn and
heume e!:'vs pu Su; o+nn :p, rem wC;e~ w W < far deLagcem was,
]].1107 Proudme for p<fune of Pa. men.
No orE[r !pr a :e!une ucae :be fonpo:n{ ucuon iMll De made
nfgl on a clvm.
fat •e::^<Eny;be pvsrn oho pats the sp<cia!uxumenl, tlnr
Iu{raun, ueer;m, or ,dr..:mnr{:ar,
fb) ,id•::h;n:hm lA Yanaf:er makmllh<pgmem toulM
ID D< rc^ad<d
uca
of re<orE a reu,
for Abelemem of Abaddoned Tehida
em or +nr veN<I[ on nuDlic m m,rm
1'~nl ma oven Ic) dp's o! non{[.
the re[inered owner of Me .[hide
of fuel hdh the duenor may awe
ror opufy sh[ Deputmcm of Mmpr
'~
(~
R 1'
wn (:",
L'p ~
JS.I7I ~e v~ac~s~n~ pan Eereo aye r<movmue1om iuv openY u a
puDOC nmunce, :he vehldes or Dam Ihertof shall b<0rpated of by
emovl to a nap Y+rd, Lcmud amomoDlle dumamla's>ea or {nY
swuple tiu OnemunN b> San B<mudrno County DEHS for prompn{
u tmp.
anuned
If :h<um[I area ,eernstf or" •q:untl a:GaPl e+-,:;r-r
;he .<NC:< ue rem naeaN< Oom :hs rc:ow: c! ?< De;r'. e. c; ;
Mc or TeN<ef. ^.e Cvu•.r DEY.Sr r xGfDrsA O. < <.::
al an) me aher •he «mv ,I
D lpoul of ,Le reNde may D• y b< o , Lap<E d :..a ,....
^:q:rcc prxnsor AreN;¢dnpoua of punuam :o :.nn ur.Dn sh..
o: he n<em;mf:rd m mad[ openhle, unlm it :far<::'.e +m;n
gml:fn !o: mNr hpnelm cvr:c7e or NnonW vm:c'.<G:enye yr. a:
77.1:11 ADn<menl 'ro<raum for Ahanaonea v[hrna Nmth
ve Sil.ep n 6nn• IMn 5,100,
AOv:Le aY.;emenl and;tmmil iro:nf du:::btl :n l U I$i
le or,:v<d, mE ^.e ppf•~no: ap[ npuq:a:;pre «gvmm:.^.u Cnn .._
:o f )l :SSO hav heen m~,e, a ::<n ale w,0 be ccnh<:<G oo r,oy
removed, aDandoneE veNac •uh a W ue o! ever Mra Dund;ed EoCm
(7]006 apd rich tale wdl h arrnd om tf all feo ana mao for ;•
rcmof il, slar{te and aDp~icauon for Iwn tale Lave no: Cea Dad anE
:h[ veMde Ns no: heen rtdem[e !Y :he : eyneree m Ig+; o• ru r!
M<vM:de. once I<pI o•nenNp nu heen vavferree loan<Cv.c:r
p[EWMN dau by an"a'Jlnlon or olAa amho~acd IlyalrmnhpC ~<~-^a~',~d
for M< County.
JJ.17U Pro«au« for Redemption o5 Yrhida.
A reNde wbc0 is vilued at three hundred dolls: t IS]0.i1 or .n:.
and which hu bun remwad from • prpperty Dy the County DENS
m0/or comracs urvica u m abandoned reh¢le. may De redeemed
DY Me reVnered or lel{I over of the reNde a!mr pay men: of
reuonable remor n and non{e:Dnt, a;lud:n{Len W e cot: s. v¢..:
fi0e[n (171 dap of she mulint dnc of noufcasion of rcmofal.
A vehicle wh¢h n rYUM n shrn hundred aolim 171001 or Ins,
and •h¢h hu been removed from a Oropmy by M< County DENS
anafor mnnan urvicn u • pubbe nuiunce, may be «d«m[d by:he
repnerM or Irytl ownn of she vehicle afar Daymem o! ruwn+hle
removal, nonce and lien ale ana wsNn nn 110) Oa>r p(:he Ease
of remoril.
A rehide which is glued a {rover Than Ihrn hundred doJan
17100), and which hu Dan removed from a propene Dy Me County
DEHS and/oe <omnn aenicer, may De redeemed D7 :he rcpne«d ar
Iryal omm~ o/ the veN<Ie spar o{)ment of rwonable remor il, noryr
and lien ale cone, Whin Dpan (tll deYt of the m{dini dale of
nolifiution of «movil if abase0 u m ahmdoned reNde, ana wnn:n
shiny 001 den of removtl if ebued u • public aulun;e
In no ua Mall the epm chaged Io the Iqd or repnered ow oar
for removal ub ditpdp<ion of an apmdontd reNde undenNS ncuon
ucad Moae fa towint and seven p) den of no«te.
11.1390 AmponntloV le Eafom Coven Cod[ and 1'ehide
[ode Prorblda.
NaniMtundint any other Drdvirion of Mir chaD:eq Me Dlrenor
of DENS and his deulnued mpl+yeef arc amhon:ed to remme
ahandorlad uW unanrnded vehirln pw roam to Me profsslont o! County
Gode r !1.076 and ahandpned vehidn pvnvam so the prpauom of
Vehicle Code 171669. Id uemrint Ihit auehanV' Mn• tha11 !ellax ali
oraeduW and Igal reQs:irsmenu eppYUDie sa wd anon.
Secnmmm of the removal ~<ayucm v: me rxpanmem DI lunne in ]1.1797 DahmbaUSt of EnlmrN Yalu of V'efkin.
N nNn fonYt:du N6 Aoun of the remove, en<ludin
t waMmdr
and hobd{yr, • nobee shil De unl to she rgnnred and letel ow nee Fm Gen We DYrDOan, DEH7 thtll desennme Me eumned value
of veh:dn end manure prd r Oocummunon and Vve nm:0ubom
v
d D
'~
of the reNde DY reVUered or surfed mul to she lur eddma lived
wrh Me Depanmem of Nome Velpeie6 udloanyoMa
eraon k
ow u rqu
a
y Me C{Dfomu
eNde Code niM m to veAde whch
vt eDaud and removed undn shit eh{peer. DENS shall dnennme
h
p
n
n
to Mve rn matron m the reNde, TNr nwru MUI influde IAe fo0onnt
informu:om w
nhtt Me etdmnN vYUe o/uelD<le Nn hu Dan ordered remaveG,
crewed or npred a Mrs hundrM Bolan 0100) or ten; or mar INn
(U Tl<name, addraa. and ulephpne numbn of Couny DEH7;
(hl Tne lo<n:on of Me pba of nonce end denr:puon of Me Dundred dollm IS700) Dw ten Man or aQUtl w one :houand dollm
(71.0001: pr ma one Ihouand dollan (71,0001 All reP+a•h'
l
W
d
vehicle wNM Mall include, n rvarhhle, matr, Lnue Dlne reamer.
vebde id<m:0auon number
end mtiege: emp
oy
an
Wvied employm of DENS (in<Iudmt mnuan
emDlpynn ue aushorued Ip mUe eppruWnd da«nnlne the value
,
1;7 The eu:AOnry' and pwpme for removiN Me reNde, or veNNa abued ar nrnoved undo sba ordlnanee.
(dl A nuemem Ihn Me rmuie •t0 be dnpdsed of Ofleen
pfl dayr from she date o! Me noucr ]7.1791 CAminat -nWNe.
,
{ en1 elhne .n loemem Mu the onnen and imnneea person, ar sheir
1 pDOrmnuy for a Dom Rer+le Deum
:f Me
e UNm oMerwia prpnded, any pawn, firm or rorpo«von
violn:nt any Droviuan df Ihit ehaD«r, other sMn :he Droruicm of
1
r
avets
u made:n ptnvn. m wnllnt. or DY Ideynone allud:m (10)d
a fr 7 17.171(01. tMll De rydly of en :nlncu0n or mrdemanm u
ry
om
Me clue of the nol¢e hernnapa apadied, and uch clay or prnlon Ihneof mch nolu:an
'
(q AnY rfquoud heann{uhLl De cond:aed wmbn fonyKilhl
N/I hours v/ IAe requnr, eadudm{ neebendr and hoLdl
Eue
e is in uinma rhtll h. new uW aDVVe derma.
AnY person ro camined Mtll De:
p.
p
a
yyrovlded hunn. Me pronuom of k ]1,079 IAdmminrnrve HnnN
PraeOvrcq of Cheplq 1 of INt Codt v IU IudlYY of an mfnaon offma {red Ovufhed DY a Arse of
rest Inc IMn OfIY dollan IS70) Dm rem afeadml one Dundred dollm
e meorpoan0 here DY
reference. 171001 for a fire violwon;
Future olalha Ih<reln:ered or Iryal owner or Imaeued perwn
ar ;line qmr :o rtdpnl or to mmd a nneduled hu
h
ll
f AI luihY of m mfnmipn offmu {red DumShtd Dy a free nDl
Im Man ores hun0red Bolan 171001 erW rem ocnd:nt Ina hundred
rml r
a
urn
y
due prxeu pop AOnle haunt rtOw«m<n«
IL slur (heen 11!1 dqr Iron Me nopG tlolim 07001 ror . arcond aalu:en;
IQ IAe INrd and enY eddmpnal rwbnam ahe11 fee,::; u:e a
uuon due, :M rennle
rsmum andumed andlhe towns andasonte fery Mrs not Dan pad,
old If no repual for. pouasmq<Dann n male do mudemunpr offenu and Malt De punnNDle Dl a One not ~ese :ha;.
five AUndred doom 67W1nm marnDap one MOUwddollunf10001,
ponaronle
hnnnl wu not nlended, Me County DElHS mq eulhdl:a d
l or DY ImDmonmene in Me CounlY Ad fur a term real acad:nl In 161
npata
of Me vMde, mom N, or Do:h
~~~ ~
NprvnMundin{ rh[ aDOV<. a tiro Yr teeond offenm mq' D<
cM4ed urd Orowwnd u d mud[mynor. In addmon ro the aoore
p[nalbn, such mpnn[d person, firm, emppunpn or other <miry' may,
in the dunetion oboe roan, De orderd m nimburw DENS for all
nK[ttaq' cpflt rncun<d mrou{n invewpYpn, diROr'<ry, anal)'sn,
impmron, abalem<m and other anval tout incurred Dy DEHS or m
germ Mvininl a Ih[ viohrion.
P,e ceun thtll fir she amouol of any:uch r<imDu+umenu upon
wemuuon of Droaf pf wch tau Dp DEHS. Pa>m<m of am penally
boor. Drop ided mall not oboe a person, fum or corpomion, ar omer
ennu' L•pm Ne rnpontleihn o! corrmm{ she condition rnWlin{ from
sh<viplauon.
]1.1399 InjYacrlon.
AnY un of DropmY contrary m the Drotitiom of Ihit Code shall
be and it MreDY dMVed m e[ unh+mL Uppoan r<CYetl of sh<Dirmor
of EnworunyW HWN Servim, or maser CwneY enforrxnene o,Rett.
an anion for injunniv[ relief ma> De commenced for ene abu<menp
removal and enjoimpwe cnenof in snr manner proHded eY bv.
AoDii<uion tha'I De made ro mch won w <ovN. vhicn one
juifdiwon to JYw wch relief. so abase or removt rvN uu, uM merain
and en)mn arty p[non Iron aunt mY propmY romruy so the
proruiov e! Nis Code. II tMll b<she ri{M and dmy of very rilixn
ro wmnwu and awn sh< County' ofLnW in en[ wfor<emem of the
prpvibon of snit Codr.
SECTION 2. Thit ordiwny than uk[ effen NinY (JlBdgi from
the dolt of aAYDppn.
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BARBARA CRAM RIORO.AN. CM1<s,-r-
Boud al SuDenuon
MARTHA N. SCL'ODER
CI<rt of the Boud of Supenisorf
of N< County of 9n &rvvdmo
STATE Of CALIF00.NIA tt
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO ~ '
I. MARTHA N. SCVDDER. Clerk o! the Boud of SuD<n sas
of :he County pf San Bttnudmo. Sloe of Califomn. nttee) nr:~,!)
ton u • very W merlin{ of N< Bwrd of SYp<rvison of wd County
and Sun, held on the )bt da ~ o! lulY. 19{9, ae •hieh mminl •o<
&rnem SupeMmn Muth 1Zurod. Jon D. Miteh. r ~.^' u'aLLa,
nM.. {. N<rnmtrt, Puhua Cram Riordan, and me Clem rase
fore{pm{ ordinance xu putty and adopfM by the (oBYxm{,o:e.'.a
xie:
AYFS: Supmiwn Tuao, Mikeh, Waltn, HumnMt, Riordan.
NOES: NOM.
ABSENT: Non[,
IN WITNESS N'NEREOi, t Mv[ D<reunm m my hand and
a(Ezed the offtiY tW of sM Ewrd of Sup[rvnon Nit Jlu dap of
JYIY, 1919.
MARTHA M. SCVDDER.
Clnk ohhe Boud of Superviwn
of the Coumy of San Bernuaino,
Sun of California.
Ili `
ORDINANCE NO. ~{~ / 1
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COVNCIL OP THE CITY OF RANCHO
CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING, BY AEPEAENC6, OAUINANCE
NO. 3349 OF THE COUNTY OF BAN BERNAROINO PERTAINING 1Y1
THE EBTABLI BHNENT OP RULES, Fv.GULATIONH AND PROCEDURES
FOR PARTICIPATING IN TR'S VEHICLE ABATEltEtM nND REMOVAL
PROGRAM OP THE COVNTY O? SAN BERNARDINO, INCLUDING THE
EBTABLISHMENT OF CERTAIN FEEB AND PBNALTIE9.
A. Recitals.
(i) The City of Rancho Cucamonga he enbiad into sn agrement
with the County of Ban Bex nardlno to participate in the County•• vehicle
abatement program regarding abandoned, dismsntLd, lnopsrative, junked
and wracked vehicle within tM Ciiy of Rancho Cucamonga. Pureunnt Lo
the requiramauG o[ that agreement, Ue City le requited to adopt, by
reference, ordinance No. 3349 of the county o! San earnardino pertaining
to the rules and regulations etabl Lhinq the County VehicL ADat errant
and Removal Program.
(il) Article 2 of Chapter 1 of Part 1 of Division 1 of Title 5
of the Cal lfornia Government Code (BSCtiom 50020, et seq.), .auLhoriaea
the adoption, by reference, of certain state and local artlinances,
including the County of Stn Bernardino Vehicle Abasement and Removal
Program se stlopted by ordinance No. 3349 of the Board of Supervisors of
the County of San Bernardino.
(L11) At least on,~ (1) copy of aid Ordlnanw certified as s
Eu 11, true antl correct copy thereof by the City Clerk of the City of
Rancho Cucamonga, has Den filed in the Otlica of the city Clerk of the
City of Rancho Cucamonga in accordsnce with the provisions cE California
Government Cods Section 50022.6.
(iv) Prior to the adoption of this ordinance, this City Council
conducted a duly noticed public haring, a required by California
Government Cade Bection 50022.3.
(v) All legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of the
Ortltnenca Dave occurred.
B. Ordinance.
The city Council of the CLLy of Rancho Cucamonga does hereby ordain
as follows:
Section 1.
In all repeet• a et forth in tAe Recital, Part A, of this
Ortlinence.
~ ~~ EXN~a~T ~
Ordinance No.
Page 2
The Clty Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga hereby adopts
Lae provisions of the San Bernardino County ^vshicle abaiament and
Removal Program" as adopted by Ordinance No. 3349 Of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of San Beznartlino.
Heci ion 3.
Tha City Council declares that should any provision, section,
paragraph, untence oz words of thL Ordlnanw b• rendered or declared
invalid by any final court action in a coot! of competsnL jurisdiction,
or by reason of any prssmptive UgULtion, the remaining provisions,
sections, paragraphs, senbncea, and words of taL Ordinance shall
remain in full forts and effect.
Tha City Clark shall certify Lo the pauage of tale Ordinance end
shall reuse tae same to W pool Lead within fifteen (15) days after ib
pauege at leeet once in the Inland Vallav Daily HslLtln, • newspaper
of general circulation, published in the City of Ontario, California,
and circulated in the City o! Aancho Cucsmanga, California.
12U
---- CITY OF RANCHO CIJCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Duane A, Baker, Assistant to the City Manager
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF RF.SOL.[ITiONS ADOPTING THE
BOUNDARY MAP SHOWING- THE AREA OF BENEFIT AND
APPROViN . TH . .N =IN ..R'c EPORT D ..LARiNG TH .
CITY'S INTENTION TO LF.VV ASSESSMENTS A~]j
SETTING THE PUBC.IC HEARING ON THE MATTER
It is recommended that the City Council adopt the attached resolutions
declaring its intention to levy taxes and form an assessment district for a
1982 benefit assessment district to maintain drainage facilities, and
adopting the boundary map showing the azea of benefit.
BACKGROUND/ANALYSIS
The properties in the area of benefit have been required as a condition of
their maps to form a benefit assessment district to pay for the
maintenance of drainage facilities serving these properties,
The drainage facilities in question are concrete trapezoidal channels and a
drainage retention basin. The current estimate for the maintenance of
these drainage facilities is $32,260 per yeaz and this cost would be divided
evenly among each lot deg eloped in the proposed assessment district. The
current tract map show approximately 350 lots to be developed which
would equate to an assessment of approximately $92 per year per lot.
The drainage facilities that are going to be maintained by this district aze
not part of the regional flood control facilities but will become the
CONSIDF.RATiON OF RF.COi. iTIONS DOPTIN . TH . BO INDARY MAP
SHOWING THE AREA OF BENEFIT AND APPROVING THE
ENGINEER'S REPORT DECLARING THE CITY'S INTENTION TO LEVY
ASSF.SSMF.NTS AND SF.TTiNG TH P IB .I H .ARING ON TH -
~$
OCTOBER 2, 1991
PAGE 2
maintenance responsibility of the City, thus the condition for the
maintenance district to fund the annual maintenance.
By adopting [he attached resolutions, [he City Council will be declaring i[s
intent to form the benefit assessment district and would be setting the
public hearing date for November 6, 1991 at which time the Council will
consider a resolution declaring the formation and also a resolution
submitting a levy of special tax to the voters and establishing the
conditions for conducting the election for the formation and levy. By
adopting the attached resolutions the Council will also be approving the
boundaries of said district and the area of benefit for this district.
Respectfully submitted,
~lj(QiY~.~l~ • aJ~
Duane A, Baker
Assistant to the City Manager
DAB/tlr
91-237
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RESOUJPION NO. 91-~
A RESDIITPiON OF THE CPIY QNJNCIL OF THE CTPY OF RANCHO
QJCANI7NGA, CALiFORNLr, ADOPPENG A tNeP SHOWING AREA OF
BIISEE2T AND «mExu4G 2f~ PREPARATION OF A RELXIHI'
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Random Cucamonga at this
time proposes to initiate plugs far the levy acd inpositien of
caaacnwnt= upon benefited property pursuant to the terms and provisions of
the "Benefit Asses..ment Act of 1982", being Chapter 6.4, Division 2, Title 5
of the C;overranent Oxle of the State of California, amrencirg with Sec-Mien
54703, said area of benefit being known. and designated as DRAINAGE AREA NO.
91-2 (hereinafter referred to as the "Benefit Area"); aid
WHEREAS, at this time a map has been sutrnitted shoeing aid describing
the boundaries of the Benefit Area attl parcels proi~i to he assessed far
benefit assessnents for purposes to raise revenue to finance certain
authgrized drainage maintenance and Operation costs; and
FhII•RF.AS, this legislative body is rww desirars to order the prepala-
tion of a Report relating to the proposed annual assessments as authorized by
Section 54716 of the Goverrmient Code of the State of California.
NOW, 'SfII'T2EEURE, the City oauicil of the City of Rancho CUramenga does
hereby resolve as follors:
SECTION 1: That the above recitals are all true aid correct.
,SEY'PION 2: 'that the public interest and convenience requires, and
this legislative body does prime at this time to initiate proceadirgs to
levy and inpose benefit assessments to firwnoe the maintenance and operation
ousts related to the following:
Annual mainterianoe, including the removal of sediment and debris frrm
public basin and channel inq~rovements (Day Carryon) to benefit aid
protECt properties within the baurdaries of the Benefit Area.
SFX'PTON 3: 7t~at said work and services will provide a special and
direct benefit to the property and parcels of lard within the haudaries of
the Benefit Area, and the map as sutanitted hererith, sharing the boutt3aries of
the Benefit Area and lands and properties to be -^ ^^^~, designated as
"BOUNDARIES OF DRAINAGE AREA NO. 91-2", is hereby approved and adopted.
SECTION 4: 'That the original map of said pto~nsa9 boundaries of the
Benefit Area shall be filed in the office of the City Clerk.
SECTION 5: 'that this iig:rovement is hereby referred to WILIi1AF7
ASSOCIATES, the appointed ENGII4EF32 OF WORK, who is hefeby directed to make and
file a Report generally containing the following:
A. A description of the service proposed to be financed thrergh
revenue deriver] from the levy and collection of the annual
special assessment;
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H. A description of each let ar pamal of prgxrty propoeed to be
subject to the benefit aamcemc..f, said parcel being des¢ibed
~ the County Assessors paxoel rnmiber;
C. A diagram shaairg the extsriar bonndaries of the Benefit Atea,
the boundaries of arty zones with the Benefit Area and the liras
arcl dim~uions of eac3r lot ar pairoel within the Benefit Area.
Each pairel shall be idemified b~+ a distinctive nm~6er ar
letter. 'Rie lines anri dimensions of Ebc3r lot shall conform to
those on the County Assessar~s map for the fiscal year to xhidr
the Report applies;
D. lire amaart of the prq.~osed assessment for Each parcxl;
E. 'IYre basis and sclredule for the levy of the prgn6ed assessments.
SMXTION 6: lfiat upon anpleti~ of the preparation of said Report,
the original shall be filed in the Office of the City Clerk, who shall th~f
submit the same to this legislative body for its review and ~sideration.
SECTION 7: that the above Report shall include all casts and
e> relating to the fiscal year mimencirg July 1, 1992, and ercling Jere
30, 1993.
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RESOI1/fION NO. 91-i++
A RESOIJJPION OF THE CPFY COUNCII, OF THE CPfY OF RANQ10
CUCAMLFIGA, CAISFOIdlIA, DEQARING INFENFION TO LEVY ANNUAL
BIIdEF'iT ASSF53'Il2T15, SEFFING A TIME AND F1ACE FTH2 A
PUBISC FQ':AARRRJG, AND APPRWING REEOFQ' OF INGINEE122
Wfff•RFAS, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga has
initiated proceedings relatimq to the levy affi in;x:sition of benefit assess-
ments pursuant to the terms and provisions of the "Benefit Assessment Act of
1982", being ~Pter 6.4, Division 2, Title 5 oP the Goverrvrent ode of :he
State of California, canoencirg with Section 54703, said area of benefit being
knodn and desicyiated as DRAINAGE AREA NO. 91-2 (hereinafter refecx^cd to as the
"Benefit Area")~ and
WHEREAS, there has raw been presented the Report as required and
previously autharized, and this legislative body is nnw satisfied with the
levy of the assessments and is desirous to proceed to authorize a time and
place for a public hearing.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Cau~cil of the City of Rarcho Gl~camonga doers
hereby resolve as follods:
RECITALS
SECITON 1: TSat the above recitals are all true and correct.
pDCEARATION OF WPENITON
SFLITON 2: Ttat the public interest arcl convenience requires, arri
this legislative body does propose at this time to initiate proceslircis to
levy and impose benefit assess~rosts to finance the maintenance and operation
costs related to the following: -
Annual maintenance, including the removal of sediment and debris fran
public kasin and channel inprwamnts (Day Canyon) to benefit and
protec.~t properties within the boundaries of the Benefit Area. For a
full and detailed description of the services to be funded by the
inposition of the special ~r , reference is hereby made to
the "Report" approved try this Resolution and on file in the Office of
the City clerk.
eOUNDN2IE5 OF Bf]JEETT AREA
SDC1'ION 3: 'That said work and services will provide a special and
direct benefit to the property arcs parcels of lard within the bwridaries of
the Benefit Area, and the map sulrnitted herewith, shading the boundaries of
the Beraift Area and lands and properties to be assessed, designated as
"BOUNDARIES OF DRAIIJAGE AREA NO. 91-2", is hereby approved and adopted.
SFX'FION a: the public interest and oonvenienoe requires, and it is
the intention of this legislative body to order arcs levy arviual assessments
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for the maintenance aId/or servicing of the above
further determirx:d that the benefit is are not taxes orf the general
benefit of the govermrent of this City, but are assessments to be levied for
services which confer special benefits upon the properties to to assessed and
to which the services are so provided.
BEFORE OF ENGINF3ft
SEC120N 5: That the Report, as presented, is hereby approved arc] is
oiYlered to he kept on file in the Office of the City Clerk as a permar~ent
record arc1 to remain open for public inspec{ion. Said Report gemsally
consists of the follwing:
A. A description of the service proposed to be financed through
revenue derived frpn the levy and collection of the annual
special assessment;
B. A description of each lot or parcel of property proposed to be
sub)ect to the benefit ~ t, said
by the County Assessors parcel being des¢ib~
parcel number;
C. A diagram shoring the exterior bourd~iries of the Benefit Area,
the boundaries of any zones with the Benefit Area and the lines
and dimensions of eadi lot or parcel within the Benefit. Area.
Eac3t parcel is identified by a distinctive number or letter.
the lines and dimensions of each lot conform to those on the
enunty Assessors map for the fiscal year to which the Report
pplies;
D. The amount of the proposed aec=s~^~r,t for each
parcel;
E. The basis and schedule for the levy of the proposed ~ ms.
PUBIS_ C t0=n~r~rnm
SBCf1pN 6: NOTICE IS FB72FSY GIVIN THAT WEDNESDAY, 'ifB; 6TH DAY OF
NOVEAIDER, 1991, AT THE fiOUR OF 7:00 O~CIpC1( P. M., IN THE REQ)iAR MEEPING PLACE
OF THIS LFSISLATIVE BODY, BEING TEiE OOUNCIL CHAMBERS, CPISC HALL, I1X'ATID AT
10500 CIVIC CENIFR DRIVE, RANCEIO CUCAM(NJGA CAI.IFURNIA 91730, IS TFBd TIME AND
PLACE FIXID BY THIS LEGISLATIVE BODY FOR HEARING PAOPFSTS OR OBIFXI'IONS TO THE
LEVY AND IhIlx1SITI0N OF ANNUAL BINEFiT ASSF53~M5 IO PAY FOR THE OOS15 AND
EXPINSES NECESSARY TO F'IIiANCE THE AUINORIZID MAINfII~ANCE AND OPFRA.TION COSIS
FOR CIIZfA1N PUBLIC BASIN AND C7iAEIIiII. Zh]PROVEI.gI115, ANY PERSON WISHING Tb
OB)FST TO THESE PI2(7CFl~DING.S AND ALL MAT' SAS SEI F17IZIH IN THIS RFSOUJPION OF
TJrfEN1RON SHOULD FILE A WRTPi'FN 1'ROl'FiT WITH THE CITY CLERK PRIOR TO THE TIME
SFT EDR THE PUBLIC F{FP.RING.
ELEX'PION
SECPION 7: the proposition relating to the formation of the Benefit
Area shall take effect upon approval of a majority vote of the qualified
electors voting on the proposition and within the Benefit Area; however, the
proposition may take effect without a vote if there are less than twelve (12)
registered voters residing within the Benefit Area and a written petition and
consent to the 1 of the a= _
s~tY E~rcent (608 n area within the Benefi~tVArea has been~f led with the
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Resolution tio. 91-***
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legislative body at any time priar to ar during the public hearing. "Aaner"
shall mean the person as shown on the last qualified accocam,.f mll to be the
owner of the laid.
AIBLIC A}ID i7fILTPY PRJPFILPY
SECfiON 8: That it is herety determined that public property owned
di' any public agency and in the use aid performarre of a public fluctim and
which is included within the boundaries of the Benefit Area shall he omitted
and exalt from arty assessment made order these proceedings. If any railroad,
qas, water ar el.a:tric utility right-of-way shall be inclided within the
baudaries of the Benefit Area and subject to assessment, in detesminitg the
extoll of benefit it shall be presumed that its use as a utility shall be
permarrnt.
SF1CiIQI 9: That the City Clerk is hexrly authorized and di„or+.~ to
give notice as follows:
A. A ogry of this Resolution of Intentiar shall be published in the
Inland Valley [oily Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation
within said city; said publication to be ernQleted not less than
ten (10) days prior to the date set far the public hearing.
B. A copy of this Resolutiari of Intention shall be mailed bi' first-
class mail, postage prepaid, to all property owners within the
Benefit Arai whose names and adrhesses appear an the last
equalized CUmty assessment roll, said mailing to be cospleted
not less than twenty (20) days prior to the date set for the
public hearing.
AtOCk3DII4C>S 1TKK1II2IF5
SECFION 10: For arty and all information relating to these pra~errl-
ings, including information relating to the protest prnoedure, yes attentim
is directed to the person designated below:
UA~[iE A. BAKrR, ASSISSANf 1b 71~ CPI7t pflV4AL;F72
CPi'Y OF RAN(}i0 CS7CAM7NGA
P.O. BOX 807
RANQp GS1CAMkI(',A, lA 91729-0807
TELfP}IOME: (714) 969-1851
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STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991 i4'r...,
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council ~~l\J -~
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FROM: Nm• Joe O'Neil, City Engineer
BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Pubitc Norks Inspector II _~~
SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE BOND RE UCD TION FOR TRACT
12462, LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SUMMIT AVENUE BETNEEN
ETINANDA AVENUE AND EAST AVENUE, SUBMITTED BY FIRST FAMILY HOMES
It is recommended that City Council authorize a reduction of the Faithful
Performance Bond for Tract 12462.
BACKGROUID/ANALTSIS
Tract 12462 Ts located on the south side of Summit Avenue between Etlwanda
Avenue and East Avenue and is being developed by First Family Homes. The
Improvement Agreement and Securities were accepted by City Council an
November 16, 1989. The current amount of the Faithful Performance Bond 1s
f326,000. The developer 1s requesting this amount be reduced to (67,000.
qt the current time, the required Improvements are approximately 60% to 70%
complete, and their progress 15 satisfactory. NhTle the developer is
requesting the bond amount be reduced to (67,000, Staff recommends that the
amount be no less than E112,000 due to the fact that the street paving does
not nw!et City standard.
Oeveloper: First Family Homes
675 N. Foothill Boulevard, Suite 100
Claremont, CA 91711
Accept: Faithful Perfornwnce Band f112,000
Release: Faithful Performance Bond (326,000
Respectfully subm d,~~'
C~r/~ ltit~f"
i
Nm. Joe O'Neil
City Engineer
NJO:SMG:sd
Attachment
C1'1'Y OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA
STAFF REPORT
DATE: October 2, 1991
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager
FAOM: Brad Buller, City Planner
BY: Larry Henderson, Principal Planner
EDBJECT: THE STATUS OP CHAFFEY-GARCIA XOUSE PROJECT
At your last meeting, the City Council requested an update on [he status
of the Chaffey-Garcia House project. Staff has prepared the following
summary for your information:
Queetioa: INat Sm the Cbaffey<,aCCfn Souse pmiect7
Reapomee:
The Chaffey-Garcia House project involves the preservation and
restoration of the City's second oldest house (117 years of age) built
in 1874. The house was built by Joseph Garcia, a retired sea captain,
and sold to Etiwanda founder George B. Chaffey in 1881. The resior ation
project grew out of the Etiwanda Centennial celebration that was held
from November 1981 through November 1982. The Btiwanda Centennial
celebration committee took the $1,000 of remaining sutplus funds from
the celebration and started a process to preserve and restore the
residence as a museum operation, stmt Ter to the Rancho de Cucamonga
(Pains House). The Stiwanda Historical Society (e non-profit group),
has since 1951 adopted as one of their primary goals, the relocation and
adaptive reuse of the Chaffey-Garcia House Project. In 1985 [he
to Location of the house was made possible through the generous donation
of the house and $7,000 6y the Leafs Nomea Company. The approximate one
acre of land which the house was moved onto, was dedicated to the City
by the William Lyon Company in exchange for park dedication credit to
the Victoria Planned Community. The house was moved on April 24, 1985,
and restore Lion has continued during the intervening years with
donations of time, material, and funds by a variety of benefactors
through the Etlwanda Historical Society. The renovation has included
replacement of the entire roof including framing, foundation, utility
connections, fencing, architectural/engineering drawings, walls, and
Landacaping. In addition, Cucamonga County Water District and
California Edison Company waived fees and Lnatalla Lion service coats.
CITY CG UNCIL STAFF REPORT
CHAFFEY-GARC IA HOUSE
October 2, 1991
Page 2
Question: Nhat is the City•e reeponeibi lity7
Reapoase:
The City's responsibility for the Chaffey-Garcia House is called out in
detail in the agreement signed by the City and the Etiwanda Historical
Society on November 8, 198< (gee Exhibit "A" for reference). In
sunmary, the agreement ea lls out that the City of Aancho Cucamonga is
the sole owner of the property the house sits on and all improvements
made are attached thereto and rest solely and irrevocably in the name of
the City. Lastly, Article 1, Subsection D stares: "provide assistance
to the society as appropriate in the view of the City." In general, the
City's respona ibi lity in the restoration and operation of the facility
is similar to that of the Rancho de Cucamonga, rnmnonly known as the
Aai ns House. Irt that situation, the County owns the property and the
house, with the Rancho de Cucamonga Nte[orical Society, a non-profit
foundation, undertaking the fund raising and daily operations of the
facility as a museum.
Qaeatioa: Mhere is the pieceee to the CbaYlcy-Garcia eouae prnject7
RrJpcpae:
From a planning and development standpoint, this project started with
Planning Coamieaion approval of Conditional Uae Permit No. 85-06 on
February 27, 1985. Currently, Phase 1 is complete (i.e. the moving and
placement of the house on a foundation) and the completing of exterior
modifications, in order io achieve a level of securing the structure
from environmental elements, thereby, halting the deterioration of the
structure. In addition, fencing and Initial landscaping improvements
have been completed.
The next phase will include: restoration and rehabilitation of the
interior, which includes additional foundation, framing, repair exterior
siding, painting, dry walling, plumbing, electrical, end fireplace
reconstruction. This phase will commence shortly because of City
Council's recent approval of the use of Covmunity Development Block
Grant funds (559,977).
Another phase will be the cone tract ion of a rep Lica of the
Chaffey-Garcia House barn, which will be used to house a kitchen and
multi-purpose room (designed For historical displays and meetings) and
with a se rond story resident caretaker dwelling unit. This phase will
be made possible through various donations including the donation of
$100,000 Erom the development mitigation Eor the Foothill Marketp Lace
and 510,000 from the Meai project. Prior to the completion of the
project, public right-of-way improvements; i.e., bike path, trail
fencing, and the completion of an on-ai to parking area will be
completed.
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CITY COVNC IL STAFF REPORT
CHAPFEY-GARCIA HOUSE
October 2, 1991
Page 3
It should be noted that the only direct City funded contriDUtion in
previous years has Deen the payment of the property insurance premiums
of approximately $500 p¢r year. All the other improvements have Deen
through direct donations of money, materials, labor, and the conducting
of fund raising events such as bake sales and rummage sales. According
to the Etiwan da Historical Society, fund raising over the last six years
hea resulted in an average of $4,000 per year being raised. A liar of
many, but not all, of the contributors is attached in Exhibit "B."
Question: Yho Se responsible for am-going maintenance?
Reapomse:
The Etiwanda Historical Society will be responsible for on-going
maintenance. This situation will 6e similar to the situation with the
Rains House, previously ai ghted in thi9 report. To date, the Btiwanda
Historical Society hoe conducted the maintenance on the site and with
the completion of sufficient quarLera to house an on-site resident
caretaker, day-to-day maintenance vill be provided by that individual in
exchange for lodging. The Etlwanda Historical Society has demonstrated
in the last six years an ability to secure voluntary labor, materials,
and funds that would almost surely guarantee the ability to provide
on-going maireenance and operation of the Chaffey-Garcia House.
C0NCLn5I09: Should you have any additional queatione regarding these
issues, please contacC me any time prior to the Council meeting. Staff
will strive to keep the CSty Council Snformed about the progress of the
Chaffey-Garcia house on a regular and continuous basis.
Reaps ly su ed,
Brea er
City sonar
BB;LH: mlq
Attachments: Exhibit "A" -City and Etiwanda Historical Society
Agreement
Exhibit "B" - List of Contributors
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CO SY-G~
City of Rancho Cucamonga California
A G R E E M E N T
TNIS AGREEMENT Se entered into in the City of Rnncho Cucamonga, State of
California be tveen the City of Aaneho Cucamonga, hereinafter called CITY, and
the Etiwa nda Historical Society, a California Public Benefit Corporation,
hereinafter called SOCIETY.
IT IS HEREBY AGREID A$ FOLLDNS:
rHeR EA$, the CITY ri ahes to looter and encourage a program of
Community supported hiatoric preservation end arareneae for the benefit of the
City's present and future residents: and
NHEREAS, the SOCZ ETY also ahnree tAe City's goal oC community hiatoric
preservation and has signified a desire and willingneaa to undertake the
restoration and operation of the Chaffey-Garcia House, a deaignnted City of
Rancho Cucamonga Nie torte Landmark]
IT IS NON TNEREkbRE AGREID AS FtlLLg7S:
FIRST: The Pasties hereto agree to the follovi ng deflni bone:
_~
A. The 'PROJECT" shell mean the Chaffey-Careia Rouaa and tl:e site
on rhi ch it is located.
e. The "COUNCIL" shell mean the City Council of the City of Rancho
Cucamonga. The Council Ls the Cowrning Body of the City.
C. The 'DIRECTOR" shall mean the DS rector of Community Services,
or hie dsaignme, authorized by COUNCIL to represent the CITY in
matters pertaining to the Project. The cesponeibi lliiem of the
DIRECTOR shall include but not be limited to the follaainq:
1. Coordinate on behalf of the CITY, all necessary meetings
be Crean the CITY end the SOCIETY.
]. Review and approve (or disapprove), subject to Council
re vier, ell rsmiore ti on plan •, ro rklnq drarings, and
specifics bons submitted by the 90CZETY to the CITY
reletiw to th• PROJECT.
3. Pro vl des 1laiaon be [veto the SOCIETY and COUNCIL,
Commissions and CITY agencies, as appcopriata.
SECOND: The Parties hereto agree to the follwinq condi bona:
ARTICLE I - CITY
A. The CITY shall provide an unimproved site for rm loeetlon of the
PROJECT tharmon.
0. Orne ra hip o! the PROJECT, improwmmnt made or attechmd tAereto,
^hall M wmCmd mole ly and irnvocab ly in the name o[ the CITY.
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Chaffey-Garcia Agreement
10/30/84
C. Improvementa to the PROJECT by others, wi 11 be deemed
aedona tions to the CITY, or as donaii ons to the SOCIETY if
given to the SOCIETY and not reimbursable Dy Ne CITY unless
contracted for 6y wri tien CITY agreement executed prior to Such
improvements.
D. Provide assia Lance t0 Ne SOCIETY as appropriate 1n Ne view of
Ne CITY.
ARTICLE II - SOCIETY
A. The SOCIETY shall prepare, or have prepared, plane and/or
working drawings and/or apecifica ti ons, to a level as may be
required by the CITY for any and all work connected wiN Ne
PROJECT, when, in Ne view of the CITY, such are warranted in
the public interest. Plane, working drewinga and
apecifieations, when required by Ne CITY, will Da submitted,
reviewed, and approved (or disapproved) prior to th•
cowmencement of any depic tad work. Plana and •pecif icatione
will be property of the CITY after the PROJECT hoe been
completed for purposes of record and re[erence.
B. Tha 9aCI ETY shall be reeponalble for the developeent and proper
mei ntenanee of Ne PROJECT at all times during Ne term o1 thi9
agreement.
C. The SOCIETY shall use the project toz historical museum
purpose a, such as displaying of historical ariifacta,
memorabl lie, and the prowl aion of tours and lectures as Ne
SOCIETY shall deem appropriate. Other uses, such as Dazaara,
veddinga, private functions and comma reial activities shall be
aubjecL to Ns poll oY guidelines of eh• CITY regarding use of
CITY feel ll ties.
D. Th• CITY shall have no obligation to Ne SOCIETY for funding of
pro tact Improvementa or meintenanca and operaelona 1. cosCa
connected Nareto.
G. Tha SOCIETY ack nowledgea the title to and jurisdiction of Ne
PROJECT to Da vested wiN Ne CITY.
ARTICLE III - TERN
A. The term oC this agHeme nt rill Da foe tw my (207 yearer
commencing upon Na fl.rat day of Ne monN ^uoceedlnq approval
thereof by Ne COONCIL.
E. TM terms of this agreement shall be nnewaDle by Nm SOCIETY
for an additional twenty (20) year period at th• eonelualon of
ehls ten.
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Chef fay-Garcia Agreement
10/30/84
ARTICLE IV - ACCVVNTING RECORpS
The SOCIETY shall maintain a method of accounting, open to
inspection by the CITY, which obeli to the 9ati sfacti on of the
CITY correctly and accurately reflect GAe gross receipts and
di abursew nt of the SOCIETY in connection with the PROJECT.
Income and fees derived by the SOCIETY from the use of the
PROJECT shall be used for historic seetoratien and development
purposes, in connection with the PROJECT, and, the maintenance
and operation of the PROJECT. Any income Sn excee• of the
foregoing will De committed to acts vl ties of the SOCIETY in
connection Kth furthari ng the historic preaezva ti on efforts
within the comeiunity of Etiwande.
ARTICLE V - GENERAL IOENTIPICATION
A. The SOCIETY agrees to indemnify, defend and hold~harmlcaa Lhe
CITY, it's agents, otficera and employee from and agai net any
and all 11 aDi 11 ty o! any nature whataoeoer, including but not
limited to, it lose •, bodily injury, death, or any claim
connected with, either directly or indirectly, the PROJECT
duzi ng the term of Uia agrsewnt.
B. The SOCIETY shall reimhuraa to the CITY the cost oL an
insurance rider on the CITY insurance policy of coverage [or
i souring the PROJECT Ln a wooer as described Sn "A" above, if
teasi6le. I[ not [easib la, the SOCIETY shell maintain at it's
own expense a general liability po tiny, secured through a
carrier acceptable to the CITY, in the minimum amount o!
5300,000, and will name the CITY as additionally insured.
ARTICLE VI - NISCELLANL~003
A. It im undo stood that 90CIETY ref fora CSon oC the PRQTECT is
aubjmet to Ne availability of lunch, and therelore the PROJECT
wy ba divided into phaen at the dlacration of fJ1e SOCIETY.
B. This docuwnt wy be modified only by further wzi eten agreemsne
ba tween the parel em hereto, and •uch agraament shall noC be
effective until executed by Eoth the 90CIETY and the CITY.
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10/30/84
IN WITNESS THEREFV RE, The CITY and the SOCIETY have caused that th is agreement
to be executed on the 1EA day of A7/aMbr. 19
CITY of RANCHO NCA MDNGA ETIWANDA HISTORICAL SOCI EIY
.~
J Mike le, Mayor
Beverly A theleq City Clerk
ii~j~Y
Date
l~l ;'r,,. f'Yc',~,7!~0~
Yreaid nt
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S7.'cretary ~.
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Date
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EXHIBIT "B"
LIST OF CONTAIBUTORB
California Youth Authority, Lewis Homes, William Lyon Company, HMC Architects,
Rohert J. Huetinq Lan dacape Plans, Midway Building Supply, Fourth Street Rock
Crusher, Frederick's-Hancen Paint Company, Modern Ir rl gati on, Orco Block,
Fontana Wood Treating, Building Industry Associ atlon, City of Rancho
Cucamonga, Southern California Edison, Cucamonga County Water District, Pomona
Fence, Pirst Trust Bank, Pomona Pirst Federal Savinqa S Loan, Jim Bailey,
William C. Pearson, Joe DiIOiio, Summit School Fifth Grade Class, Windrows
Student Body, Many Individuals, Private Donations, Hoyt Lumber Company, Upland
Lumber Company, Laverne Nursery, Owen Electric Company, Chaffey Union High
School District, Etiwanda Community Church
Note: This list comprises only a partial listing of the organizations end
individuals to which have assisted the Etiwanda Hlstoricnl Society in
donations of labor, materials, services and funds.
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8l9' 3D 1991 `;_
RECEIVED ,
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U1'1'Y UP' itANGriV l; L'GAMVN UA
MEMORANDUM
DATE: October 2, 1991 '
T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council
Jack lam, AICP, City Manager(~~-y
FROM: Nm. Joe O'Neil, City Engineeq^/
BY: Joe Stofa, Associate Engineer
SUBJECT: Removal of Consent Calendar Item D-4 from City Council Agenda i
Please remove Consent Calendar item D-4 from the October 2, 1991, City Council
Agenda. This Item is for the Approval of Map, Improvement Agreement and
Securities for Tract Nos. 13564-1, -2, -3 and -4, located north of 24th Street
and east of Hardman-Bullock Road, submitted Dy Lyon Communities/Akins
Associate. The reason this item is being removed is the developer was unable
to acquire the bonds for Morse Canyon Levee.
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CITY COUNCIL
0'~' AGFNIl~1
1977
SOec ial Meet'na
September 2B, 1993 - 12:00 p.m.
Windrows Park
Rancho Cucamonga, California
A. C 33 t O d
1. Roll Call:
Buquet _, Alexander _, Stout _, Williams _, Wright
S. Item of Business
1. Heating with the resitlenes of the Windrows Village in the Victoria Planned
Community.
C. Adiour t
I, Debra J. Adams, City Clark of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, 6erebp certify
that a true, accurate copy of the foregoing agenda was posted on September 25,
1991, seventy-two hours prior to the meeting per OovermeaL Code 56953 et 1O5D0
Civic Center Drive, Aencho Cucamonga, Califoraia.
Ct~CA,NO
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QTY OF
RANQ-10 CUC~1MONCrA
CITY COUNCIL
AGEIVL2~1
Soecial Joint Meetino
City Council and ^,ancho Cucamonga Community Foundation
September 26, 1991 - 7:00 p.m.
Rains Roam (Plaza Level)
30500 Civic Center Drive
Rancho Cucamonga, California
A. Call to O[dat
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call City Council:
Buquet _, Alexander _, Stout _, Williams _, Wilght
Roll Cell Community Foundation:
Barton , Beyersdo [E , Dutton
Lochart Mannerino , McKay
B. Joint Items of Dlacussion
1. Discuss ion of 1992 Rancho Cucamonga Community Foundation Mayot'e Ball.
c. Oiscusaion of Poundat ion work program.
3. Oiecusaion of art work at Civi< Center.
4. Oiscuseion of items of mutual concern.
C. Camaunicetione from the Public
This is the time and place for the general Public to address the City Council sad
the Comuvity Pouvdatiov. Stale law prohibits the Couv<il aad Fouadstion from
addresaivg avy issue not previously lvcluded oa Lha Ageode. Thm Comcil aad
Pomdatiov may receive testimony aad sat the matter far a subsequent uetiag.
Comments ere to be limited to five minutes par individual.
D. Adiourvmane
I, Debra J. Adams, City Clerk o[ the City of Rancho Cucemoaga, hereby cartitp
that a trw, accurate copy o[ the foregoing agenda was posted ov SmpGmber 20,
1991, seventy-two (73) hours prior to the meatlvg per Oovsramsat Coda 54953 et
10500 Civic Center D[lve, Rancho Cueamoaga, Celiforoia.