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Home My WebLink About1993/02/03 - Agenda PacketDECCwRanxzox or rasmzxo or AGENDA JAN sU1TON states and declares ee follower I presently am, and at all times mentioned herein have been, the Deputy City Clerk of the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Acting Sn thni capacity, on _~ /993 at ~~ 30 ~/o I posted a true antl Correct copycopyf of the meeting agenda dated ~Cbrl.t4f~ 3 993 at 10500 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga. I declare under penalty of per~uty that the foregoing is true and correct and that this declaration wax executed on _1~Qyitt,Qn.~/r~ /~9~j , at Aa nch~ Cucamonga. De ERA J. ADAMS, CMC, CITY CLEAK Clty of Anncho Cucamonga BY: ~~~.. Jan Sutton, Deputy City Clerk Clt of Aanoho cucartgnge CITY COUNCIL AGENDA CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA REGULAR MEETINGS 1st and 3rd Wednesdays - 7:00 p.m. February 3, 1993 Civic Center Council Chambers 10500 Civic Center Drive Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730 rrr City Councilmembers lkanis L. Stout, Mayor William J. Alexander, Councilmember Charles J. Buquet, Countilmember Rex Gutierrez, Councilmember Diane Williams, Councilmember •• Jack Lem, City Manager James L. Markman, City Attorney Debra J. Adams, City Clerk City Office: 989-1851 PAGE City Council Agenda February 3, 1993 1 All items submitted for the City Council Agenda must be in writing. The deadline for submitting these items is 6:00 p.m. on the Tuesday prior to the meeting. The Clty Clerk's Office receives all such items. A CALL TO ORDER 1. Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Roll Call: Baguet _, Alexwlder_,Stout _. Wdlioms"and Gufienez _ B ANNOUNCEMENTS/PRESENTATIONS 1. Presertation of Proclamations to C.E. R.T. members Mike Ryan, Don Chambers. Sandy Rizkowsky, Sheryl Love. Mary Murphy, Casey Jiles. Julie Becker, Robert Hague and Robin Parkison for }heir assistance during the floods of January 7. 1993, C COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC This is the time and place for the general public to address the Cily Council. State law prohibits the Clty Council from addressing any issue not previously Included on the Agenda. The Ctty Council may receive testimony and set the mailer far a subsequent meeting. Comments are to be limited to five minutes per Individual. D CONSENT CALENDAR 7ha following Consent Calendar Items are expected to be routine and non-controversial. They will he acted upon by the Council at one time without discussion. Any item may be removed by a Councilmember or member of the audience for discussion. 1. Approval of Warronis, Register Nas. 1/13/93 and 1/20/93: and 1 Payroll ending 1 /14/93 for the total amount of 52.120273,40. 2. Alcoholic Beverage Application for Ott Sale Beer & Wine for Shop 10 N Go. Debra R and Robert A. Lokees. 10110 foothill Boulevard, PAGE City Council Agenda February 3, 7993 2 3, Alcoholic Beverage Application for On-Sole General Eating Place 12 for Zendejas Mexican Restaurant, Eduardo Zerdejas. 7945 Vineyard Avenue, kD7. 4. Alcoholic Beverage Application for On Sale General Eating Place 14 for Backwaters, Backwaters Incorporated. 10877 Foothill Boulevard. 5. Alcoholic Beverage Application for On Sole Beer & Wine Eating 16 Place for China Garden, Peggy and Luan Trang, 9770 19th Street. 6. Approval of request by the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of 18 Commerce }o waive the City's Banner fee in conjunction with the annual Business and Community Expo. 7. Approval of Development Reviow No. 92-11 -Davis, an appeal of 19 the Planning Commission's decision to require a Communtty Trail in conjunction with the construction of a single family house totaling 7.600 square feet on 16.6 acres of land in the Open Space District and Very Low Residential District (up to 2 dwelling units per acre), located of 9400 Almond Street - APN: 1061-491-01. RESOLUTION NO. 93-019 21 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CTfV OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA. CONDITiONALLV APPROVING DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NO. 92-11 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 7,600 S9UARE FOOT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON 16.6 ACRES OF LAND, LOCATED AT 9400 ALMOND STREET IN THE OPEN SPACE DISTRICT. AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN: 1061-491-01 8. Approval to execute agreement (CO 93-008) with ChaHey Joint 41 Union High School to use Alta Loma High School Gymnasium far the City-sponsored Youth Basketball Leagues. 9, Approval to execute agreement (CO 93-009) with Chaftey Joint 42 Union Nigh School to use Etiwanda High School Gymnasium for City-sponsored Adult Basketball and Adutt '/olleybCll Leagues. IO Approval to execute agreement (CO 93-010) between the City 43 and Chaffey College to use the Gymnasium for Pep Day Event on February 13, 1993, to include rental contract. hold harmless. clean- up and security agreements. 11. Approval to execute the Arthritis Foundation Joint Efforts Co- 51 Sponsorship Agreement (CO 93-011) FAGE City Council Agenda February 3, 1993 3 12. Approval to execute Professional Services Agreements with 54 Fieldman, Rolapp & AssociaTes (CO 93-012), Brown, Diven & HenTSChke <CO 93-013), and GFEPFriedrich & Associates (CO 93- 014) in relation to a request by Masi Commerce Center Porfners to form an assessment district. 13. Approval To execute a Reimbursement Agreement (CO 93-015) 55 with Masi Commerce Center Partners and Masi Rochester Associates to cover consuttont costs associated with a propased assessment district as requested by the developer. 14. Approval to execute Improvement Agreement Extension for 56 Tract 13303, located on the southwest corner of Terra Vista Parkway and Mountain View Drive, submitted by Lewis Homes. RESOLUTION NO. 93-(120 58 A RESOLUTION OF THE CIiV COUNCIL OF THE Cf1Y OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CAUFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY FOR TRACT 13303 15. Approval to accept ImprovemeMS, Release of Bonds and Notice 59 of Completion for Tract 13858, located on the southwest comer of Milliken Avenue end Banyan Street. Release: Fatthful Pertormance Bond (Street) S 262,739.00 Accept Maintenance Guarantee Bond (Street) 262740D RESOLUTION N0.93-021 60 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CIIV OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA. CALIFORNIA. ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS fOR TRACT 13858 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE WORK E. CONSENT ORDINANCES The following Ordinances have had public hearings al the time of first reading. Second readings are expected to be routine and non-controversial. They will be acted upon by the Council at one time without discussion. The City Clerk will read the title. Any item can ba removed for discussion. PAGE City Council Agenda February 3, 1993 4 1. RECOMMENDATION TO STAR ISH A SP D IMIT OF a MPH ON KEIWON WAY FROM MILT IKEN AVENUE TO VI TORIA PARK t AN • A SPEED LIMB OF 45 MPH ON TERRA VISTA PARKWAY FROM CH IR H STREET TO MI I IK N AV N AND H R H SrrzEET FROM HA\2N TO MI I IK N AV N I ~ AND A SPE D IMR OF MPH ON ETIW NDA AVENUE FROM SUMMR AVENUE TO 74TH SmEET ORDINANCE N0.505 (second reading) 61 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIIV COUNCIL OFTHE Cf1V OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SECTION 10.20.020 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA CITY CODE REGARDING PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMITS ON CERTAIN CTI'r STREETS F. ADVERTISED PUBLIC HEARINGS The following Items have been advertised andlor posted as public Hearings as required by law. The Chair will open the meeting to receive public testimony. 1. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND TENTATIVE TRACT 14116 - 65 WILLIAM LYON COMPANY - An appeal of the Planning Commission's decision approving a residential subdivision of 19 single family lots on 4.09 acres of lond in the Low Medium Residential District (4 ~8 dwelling units per acre), located sculh of Highland Avenue, west of the Deer Creek Channel •APN: 1076-51- 03. Associated with this opplication is Tree Removal Permit 91-28. (Continued hom January 20, 1993) RESOLUTION NO.93-O1B 105 A RESOLUTION OF THR CRV COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING TENTATIVE TRACT 14116. A RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION OF 19 SINGLE FAMiLV LOTS ON 4.09 ACRES OF LAND IN THE LOW MEDIUM RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (4-8 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE), LOCATED SOUTH OF HIGHLAND AVENUE, WEST OF DEER CREEK CHANNEL, AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF-APN: IU76~61-03 PAGE City Council Agenda February 3, 1993 5 G. PUB I . HEAwINGS TAe following items have no legal publication or posting requirements. ?he Chair will open the meeting to receive public testimony. L CONGIDERATION TO AMEND RAN HO (' 1CAMON A A" INI IPA 108 COD S PON 12 0. OlOA a AND 1 04 OIOB AND R P A ItiC SECTION 120.; 050 PERTAINING TO ACTIVITIES AT TH AD I T SPORTS COMPLEX ORDINANCE NO. 505-8 (first reading) 109 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CfIV OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING SUBSECTION 12.04.O10A.2.a AND 12.040.0108 AND REPEALING SECTION 12.04.050 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUNIQPAL CODE H. CITY MANACFw'C _STAFF REPORTS The following Items do not legally require any public testimony, although the Chair may open the meeting for public Input. No Items Submitted. I. COUNCIL BUSINESS The following items have been requested by the City Council for discussion. They are not public hearing Items, although the Chair may open the meeting for public input. 1. DID . ISSION OF .ITV O N I OMMISSION T RMR AND SrHED I IN -. OF OMMISSIONM ETIN S 110 2. CONSIDERATION OF REfDUEST RV STADIUM TENANT FOR PAID 177 BARKING AT TH Sp RTS rOMPL x D IRIN BAS BA CTA 111 ~$ PAGE - City Council Agenda February 3, 1993 6 J. IDENTIFICATION OF ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING This is the time far City Council to Identify the items they wish to discuss at the next meeting. These items will not be discussed al this meeting, only Identified for the next meeting. K, COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC This is the time and place for the general public to address the City Council. State law prohibits the Cily Council from addressing any Issue not previously Inclutled on the Agenda. The CiCy Council may receive testimony and eel the matter for a subsequent meeting. Comments are to be limited to live minutes per Individual. L. ADJOURNMENT MEETING TO ADJOURN TO EXECUTIVE SESSION TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL MATTERS AND PROPERTY NEGOTIATIONS. I, Debra J. 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O O 7 f CL 1 ~ ~ Or- ' Q C•J O~ ~ p O N Y N N N ~ O 2 £ H C i Q .-~ K Y` C W C ~O ZO r N Z O fL L N ;wL`4l C] V r- ~ = Q U Ol C ( 'J O N L N } L a NR' N ' ' 2 6 C 6 d N L ~ c .n ~ ~ o v c .~ x •.- v v Z L E O n F-S ~£ N Q ~ 3 O 3 N O al O } y- U J F J p ~ O p~ Z ~ Qt G t C C Y Y V L 7 ~ o oo%aa L: N z vl w 3 a y L O rv O ra ~ O O tv T O Q~ G G p V u aC „ J c lVil 1110211 .9194_ 796} 9)98 N l Y r c m ~m Y. ~n~_L~ ~, 0 N O N N ~- ti 1 H G~ ~xtx yr nrxrvunv uuurxtnvty errs STAFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1993 TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Jerry Fulwood, Deputy City Manager/Acting Community Services Director SUBJECT: CONSNERATION TO APPROVE REQUEST BY RANCHO CUCAMONGA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO WAIVE CITY'S BANNER FEE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ANNllAL BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY EXPO The City Council waive the City's Banner Fee in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce's Business and Community Expo. The City has received a request from Danielle Watson, Executive Director for the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce, to waive the City's Banner Fee in connection with the Business and Community Expo to be held on May 15 and ] 6, 1993 at the Terra Vista Town Center. The Chamber is respectfully requesting the City's Banner Fee be waived as the Expo is viewed as a joint community venture between the Chamber and the City promoting the area's business climate. The specific amount to be waived is as follows: City's Banner Fee $75.00 Rey~ectfully Submitted, // '~ ~' l~ s / rry Fulwood, DelSuty Cuv Manager/ ding Community Services Manager CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DAT°: February 7, 1993 TO: Mayor and !dembe rs of tue City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Er.a3 Buller, City Planner BY: Dan Coleman, Principal Planner SJBd ECT: CONSIDERATION OF DEVELOPMENT REVIEW 92-11 - DAMS - Appeal of the Planning Commission's deoasi on to require a Conununity Trail in conjunction with the construction of a single family house iota Ling 7,500 square feet on 16.6 acres of land in the Open Space District and Very Low Residential District (up to 2 dwelling units per acre), located at 9d00 Almond Street - APN: 1061-d91-01. (Continued from Sanuary 20, 1993.) EACRCIKIONU At their last meating, the City Council conducted a public hearing to consider the appeal of the Planning Commission's decision to require a Community Trail in conjunction with the construction of a single family house at 9400 Almond Street. AEter concluding said hearing, the Council directed staff to prepare the attached Resolve ion modifying the conditions of approval to require dedication and construction of the Almond Community Trail, along the preferred ali 9nment across the Davis' property, prior to occupancy of the proposed house. Since the last meeting, staff has received the attached letter from the applicant (sae Exhibit "A"). It the Council wishes to discuss thin new information, the item should be pulled from the Consent Ca lartdar. Brad Buller City Planner eB:DC/jfs Attachments: Exhibit "A" - Letter from APP li cant Resolution of Approval ^~,^~~ January 25, 1993 RECEIVE JANE 51993 City of Rancho Cucamonga ~-'OiNANM,1pq~pyp~ Poet Office Box 807 `^~~~Ili Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91729 ATTN: Mr. Rick Gomez, Community Development Director Dear Mr. Gomez, We wish to offer the following suggestion as a solution to the issues which were presented to the City Council at the public hearing on our appeal of the Planning Commission decision on our application January 20, 1993. As you know, we have no desire to interfere with the equestrians of Rancho Cucamonga. 1) We will in no way interfere with the current use of the present path across our property. The path itself ie used by the Fire Department end utilities; it will remain open and u rimproved. We will be entitled to poet signs or take other action to assure that no prescriptive rights not existing at this dote are crented. 2) We will, at our expense, install signs marking the trail, but will be obligated to make no further expenditures at this time. 3) At the time that the property to the east ie developed, we will grant a formal easement for the route ae then established, and install necessary improvements on our property. 4) If the City wishes to legally define the present route, we will co-operate, but not at our expers e. We believe that the usage on the ground should provide sufficient definition. 5) The City will grnnt us a building permit end certificate of occupancy, on the bnsie of this letter and our restated assurances that we will grant a legal easement once the community trail route is permanently established. We believe that the foregoing meets the concerns expressed at the public hearing, and is fair to our investment and building expectations. We suggest the incorporation of these terms in the action of the City Council on our appeal. Contrary to some of the expressions et the pubic hearing, it has never been our intention to interfere with the users of community trails in Rancho Cucamonga. Si cerely, KnJ `~"~. Randolph S. Davis (`^~Q2p ~i~T ~~,. RESOLUTION N0. 93 i0/ / A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CAi.I FOFN IA, CONDITIONALLY APPROVING DEVELOPMENT REVIEW NO. 92-11 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A 7,600 SQUARE FOOT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON 16.6 ACRES OF LAND, LOCATED AT 9400 ALMOND Sm REET, IN THE OPEN SPACE D IST RZCT, AND MAKING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN: 1061-491-01 A. Recitals. (i) Pandy and Sandy Davis have filed an application for the approval of ceve lopsent Review No. 92-11 as described in the eltle of this Resolution. Hereinafter in this Resolution, the subject Development Review request is referred to as "the application." (ii) The planning Commission of the City of Fancho Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed hearing on the subject matter of the application and, following the conclusion of that hearing, adopted its Resolution No. 92-150 approving the application upon certain stated conditions. (iii) The decision repre aented by said Planning Commi scion Resolution was timely appealed to this Council. (iv) On January 20, 1993, this Council conducted a duly noticed public hearing on the application and concluded said hearing on that date. (v1 All legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of this Resolution have occurred. H. Resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby found, determined, and resolved by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga ae foil owa: 1. This Council hereby specifically finds that all of the facts set forth in the Recitals, part A, of this Re so lotion are true and correct. 2. Ha sad upon aubetantial evidence presented to this Council during the above-referenced meeting on January 20, 1993, including written and oral staff reports, the minutes of the above-referenced planning Commission meeting and the contents of Planning Commission Resolution Ne. 92-150, thi9 Council hereby specifically ft nde ae follows: (a) The appll cation applies to property located at 9400 Almond Street with a street frontage of 666 feet and lot depth of 1,160 Eeet) and (b) The property to the north of the subject Bite is the foothills, the property to the south consists of single family residences and a wash, the property to the east is a wash end undeveloped land; and the property to the west is a decaying orchard; and CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. DA 92-11 - DAMS Pebrvary 3, 1993 page 2 (c) Slopes greater than 15 pe reent exist on a portion of the subject site. Twelve feet of cut (3,990 cubic yards) and 4,320 cubic yards of `. i11 are proposed. The Hillside Development Regulations therefore require Planning Commission review and approval; and (d) The house has been designed in ace ardor nee with the Hillside Development Regulations (RCMC 17.24) as follows: 11) No development is proposed within the scenic Thorpe Canyon area. (23 The house and driveways have been sited where the existing residence and driveways are located to minimize grading. (3) The house has been plotted parallel with the existing contours. !d) The house is designed with a split pad, detached garage, varied roof elements, and a combination of one- and two-story elements. (5) The proposed grading mlmice the existing man-wade grades on the property. (6) The proposed building height is conaide rnbly below the maximum 30-foot building envelope. (e) The application applies to a lot totaling 16.6 acres. The waste riy half of the site consists of a natural open space area, known as Thorpe Canyon, with canyon walls of over 30 percent elope gradient. The suhje ct property is developed with a single family rear dance and a comve rcial horse ranch, which includes a 9,440 square fact metal barn/stable s, wooden stables, paddocks, training rings, and a riding arena. The metal barn/stables and tiding arena were constructed in 1992 to replace older slmi lar facilities. The applicant intends to demo ll eh the existing single family residence and construct a 7,600 square foot residence In the same location; (f) The property has been continually used as a commercial horse boarding facility since the 1960's according to permits granted by the County of San He rna rdino. The boarding facility is currently approved for up to 124 horses Sn accords nee with Site Approval No. 97-49 granted by the County of San He rna rdino on February 7, 1977; (g) The property is located with the Open Space and Vary Low Residential Districts. The property is also located within the Equestrian/Rural Overlay District which requires all new development to prowl de tra ila (community or local) in accordance with the adopted tra ile nap of the General plan; CZTY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. DR 92-11 - DAVIS February 3, 1993 Paae 3 (h) The trails map of the General plan of the City of Rancho Cucamonga indicates a community trail, commonly known as the "Almond Trail," connecting across the subject property to link with other existing or planned re gional and community trails. The Almond Trail is a major east-west connection that extends acros9 the full width of the Alta Loma area; (i) The property is presently improved with a utility service road within an easement which extends from the southeasterly corner of the property to the northerly to rvdnus of an existing public community trail on the adjoining property to the west. This road is a traditional trail path for equestrians and hikers; (j) The propoaed project, as conditioned hereby, complies with all minimum development standards of the City of pan cho Cucamonga. 3. Based upon the substantial evidence presented to this Council during the above-referenced January 20, 1993, hearing and upon the specific findings of facts set forth in paragraphs 1 and 2 above, this Council hereby finds and concludes as follows: (a) Thai the proposed project is consistent with the obje ctivea of the General plan; and (b) That the proposed use is in accord with the objective of the Development Code and the purposes of the district in which the site is located; and (c) That the proposed use is in compliance with each of the applicable provisi one of the cevelepment Code; and (d) That the propoaed use, together wl th the conditions applicable thereto, will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to props rhea o[ Smprotreaienis in the vicinity. 4. Based upon the findings and conclusions set forth Sn pa regrapha 1, 2, and 3 above, this Council hereby approves the application subject to each and every condition set forth below and Sn the standard Conditions, attached hereto end incorporated herein by this reference. planning Division 1) Slopes shall he planted in accordance with the HLllaide Development Re gala bons (RCMC 17.24), including, but not Limited to, the following: informal cluate rs of trees end shrubs, drought tolerant and fire retardant plant material, end a permanent irrigation system. 7.I All slopes shall be designed with variety in slope gradient, whenever possible, and hard edges rounded off (i.e., ni top/tx of slope, or major directional changes). ~~~7in3 CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO. DR 92-11 - DAMS February 3, 7993 Page q 3) Retaining walls shall be terraced and separated by a minimum of 3 feet of landscaping. No individual wall shall exceed 4 feet in height on the upsl ope, nor exceed 3.5 feet in height on the downslope. 4) The intetceptor drain, at the top of the slope above the house, sha 11 be "naturalized" with native rock or colored concrete. 5) Any removal of heritage trees sha 11 require submittal and approval of a Tree Removal Pe trait per the Tree preservation Ordinance: (KCMG 19.08). Engineering Division 1) Construct a public Community Trail prior to occupancy. The trail alignment shall Eollow the existing road from the west property Sine to the top of the bank on the east side of Thorpe Canyon then go southerly along the top of the canyon wall to Almond Sires t, as shorn in Exhibit "A" attached hereto. 2) Easements for portions of the Community Trail placed outside the public right-of-way shall be dedicated to the City wherever they encroach onto private property. 3) Install limited trail improvements, to the satisfaction of the Clty Planner and City Engineer, as follows; a) Minimum trail surface width shall he 10 feet, within a 20-foot easement if outside the public right-of-way; b) Native soil shall be graded to Community Trail stands rda with rocks and weeds removed. Other exie tang surfaces shall be repaired es needed; c) provide PVC roll fencing per City atnnde rd only where steep channel slopes fell away Er om Che trail edge, Sp. areas not subject to flooding; d) provide a vehicle gate with aide access, toward the easterly to rmi nut of the proposed Community Trail, located and/or CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION N0. DA 92-11 - DAVIH February 3, 1993 Page 5 specially designed to minimize damage due to stozm waters to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. e) Directional signs, constructed of 4-inch by q-inch redwood posts set vertically ai 3 feet above ground, at the locations shown in Exhibit "A." Rout directional arrows and letters spelling "ALMOND TRAIL" and paint white. d) A lien agreement shall be recorded for the future construction of Almond Street improvements, including A.C. pavement, curb and gutter, street li 9h is, street trees, storm drainage fact litie a, a drive approach, and a parkway Community Trail to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. 5) Since Almond Street improvements are not being installed at this time, temporary Community Trail improvements shall be located within the Almond Street right-of-way east of Thorpe canyon, as close to their ultimate alignment ae is phy9 ically possible given the existing topography. Provide easements for portions of the CortmNni ty Trail placed outside the street right-of-way to avoid existing trees and drainage devices. 6) in the event that Almond Street impr ovemeni4 are installed in 'the future, portions of the trail adjacent to Almond Street shall be reconstructed as a minimum width parkway Community Trail within the existing right-of- way. If additional right-of-way is necessary to accommodate a vehicle gate with side access on the west aide of the project driveway, St shall be dedicated et that time. Hui ldin9 6 Safety Division 1) Provide slope setback on north aide of house per ordinance 412 (UeC) and positive drainage around house. 2) A final sot is report and geology report are required prior to issuance of grading and Dulldi ng permits. Said reports shall Lnclude CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION N0. DR 92-11 - DAVSS February 3, 1993 Page 6 slope gradient, height of slope, load intensity. and erosion characteristics of slope material. Fire Safety Division 1) Submit a fuel modification plan and a fire defense plan prior to issuance of grading and building permits. 2) Fire floc requirement shall be 3,000 gallons per minute. A fire flow she 11 be conducted by the applicant and witnessed by fire department personnel prior to water plan approval, after construction, and prior to occupancy. 3) Fire hydrants will De required. Existing fire hydrant locations shall be provided prior to water plan approval. Substandard hydrants shall be upgraded to meet Fire Diatrict standards. All required public or on-si [e fire hydrants shall be installed, flushed, and ope ra6le prior to delivery of any combustible building materials on site (i.e., lumber, roofing materials, etc.). Hydrant flushing shall be witnessed by fire department pe reonne 1. 4) Hydrant reflective markers (blue dots) shall be required for all hydrants and installed prior to Final Snaps ction. 5) An automatic Eire extinguishing system(s) will be required per Rancho Cucamonga F1 re Protection Diatrict ordinance 15 and Poncho Cucamonga Ordinance 434. 6) Sprinkler system monitoring must be Snare lied and operational immediately upon completion of sprinkler systems. 7) All roadways within project shall comply with Fire District's fl re lane standards. 8) All trees planted in any median shall he kept trlmned a minimum of 14 Eeet 6 inches from the ground up so as nct to impede fire apparatus. 9) A %nox rapid entry key vault shall ba Snare lied prior to final inspection. Proof of purchase shall be submitted prior to final building plan approval. Contact the Fire Diatrict for n n.-. specific details end ordering information. ~~' ~%^~~ CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION N0. DA 92-i1 - DAMS February 3, 1993 Page 7 10) Gated/restricted entry(s) require installation of a IQ:ox rapid entry key system. 11) Atenani use letter shall 6e submitted prior to final building plan approval. Special permits may be required depending upon intended use. 12) Additional plan check Pees shall be paid prior to water plan approval and prior to final plan aPProval. Separate plan check fees for fire protection systems (sprinklers, alarms, etc.) and/or any consultant reviews will be assessed upon submittal of plane. 5. This Council hereby provides notice to Randy and Sandy Davis that the time within which judicial review of the decision represented by this Resolution must be sought is governed by the provi aiona of California Code of Civil Procedure Section 1094.6. 6. The City Clerk of the City of Pancho Cucamonga 19 hereby directed to: (a) certify to Lhe adoption of Chia Resolution, and (b) forthwith transmit a certified copy of this Resolution, by certified mail, return-receipt requests d, to Randy and Sandy Davis at the address identified in City re Gorda. j , / ,- j ~ ti '~ ~,:. ' t rh- ~~~~ F.`-- I l ~~ ~' ~ ~, :, :i;~ ~ . °. __.. ~~ ~~ ~ ~' ~ t FIB.. i i ~/ , ~ V ~~ r /~ ~!. ,. µv ~^+. I ~ - r- ,~ E V, ~~ , + `~.. t w a~;" a ~ / c 'r O ` ~ ry,~ ~ ~ ~i. '. 7 .:~"~ ~' ~r' ~ I > - ti r ~~ ~, >- ~ ~ry L 1 ='I,' n i i ~ ~,, ~'~ Y ~: , ~ i ., ~ ~~ ~ . ;mil : ~' ^~ ~ ~x ~" ---, ~. ~ i\~ ~X~~ ~~ DEPARTMENT OF ~'a~~r'~ ~„e~~~~~~A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STANDARD CONDITIONS PROJECT M: ~/~ / ~ ~ ~~ APPLICANT: LOCATION: /rt~N~O~I ' I O~ Those items checked are Conditbns of Approval. APPLICANT SNALL CONTACT THE PLANNING DIVISION , (71e) 980.1861, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONORIONS; A. Tlme Limha X_1 Approvalshall expire unless extended q'the PWrming Commissions Widing perrnlts are rql issued or approved use has not commenced within 24 momhs Iromihe date of approval. 2. DevelopmenUDesgn Review mall he approved prior to / / __ 3. Approval 01 Temalive Iraq No, is grained subject to the approval of a. The devebpershall commence,panicipate in, and cortsummeleorcauea to be commenced, participated in, or consummated, a Meib-Roos Community Fadl6fes District (CFD) for the Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protegbn Dfsirkt to finance coriMrud'an and!or maimenance of a lire statbn to serve IM devebpntam. The 318tbn mall be boated, despned, and Wilt to all speceicatbns of the Rancho Cucanbrge F'xa Protegbn Distnd, and shall Decome the Districts progeny upon oompletbn. The equprnem shall t>8 selected by the Distriq in accordance wrilh its needs. In any Wilding d a slalbn, the developer shall comply with all applicable laws and reguWtbns. The CFD shalt W tortrtetl by ttte Distrfq and thedevebper by the lime recordation a the final map odours. 5. Prior to recordation of the anal map or Iha issuance of Widing permits, whichever comes lirst, Ine applicant shall conaem to. or panbpate in, the estadishmem of a Melb-Roos CommuMy Facilnies District for the cortalnktbn and maimenance of necessary xtbol lacilities. However, X any School diatnq has prevbusfy esteWislted suds a Community FaGlAies District, the appkcam Shall, in the a6emative, consent to the annexatbn of the projeq Bile into the tennory d such existing Diatrbt prior to the recordation of the linal map or the issuance of Wibirtq permss, whbhever mines lirst. Further, H Ine a6eded xftdol district has rat IortneO a Melb•Roos Community FaCileies District within twelve nbmhs Irom the tlate of approval of the project and prbr to the reCdrdatbn of the linal map or issuance of W igirq permts for said project, ihia condsbn shall be deemed null and void. Spa JJ- J-J- ___/-J_ J_/_ J___/- SC ]/91 sods w~ s.ls^~ w. This colanbn shall be waived it the Cfly receives notice that the applicant and all enacted sctgol datricts have emeretl imo an agreemern to privalaty aaommodate any and all school impags az a result of this project. 6. Prior to recortlation of the final map or prior to issuance of dnibirg permits when ro map is J_/_ involveQ written certRicatbn Irom the anectetl water district that adequate sewer antl water racilities are or will be ava+lable to serve the proposed projeel mall be submitted to the Department of Community Devebpmern. Sucn loner must have Deer issued by the water ~ district with+n 90days priortolinal map approval inthe caseol subtlWlsbn orprbrto issuance of pemwts in the case of all other resitlernial projects. B. Slte Devebpment ~ I t. The site sha!I be devebped and maintained in accordance with the approved plans which I J-/_ include site Dlans, architectural ebvatbns, exterior materials and mbrs, landscaping, sign program, and grading on file in the Planning Divisbn, the conditbns cornaineO herein, Devebpmem Code regulatiore, arW SpeGlb Plan and Planned Community. 2. Prior to any use of the project site or !wetness activity Doug commenced Thereon, all JJ Conditions of Approval shall 6e completed to the gatiSladtldn of the City Planner. __ 3. Occupancy oftne ladlity shallrat commenceurita suchlnneazallUngorm Building Code and ___/J_ State Fire Marshall's regulatioru have been camplletl with. Prbr to occupancy, plans shall be sutxnined to the Rancho Cucartanpa Fro Protection DlsUict and tlq Building and Safety Divisbn to show compliance. The drilOirp shah be inspected for mrrpllance prior a oaupancy. 4. Revised she plans and-leiMbgelerehenyinc0rporaYag all Conditions of Approval shall be I J_/_ submitted for Ciry Planner review era approval prior to issuance of building pemnts. ' All ir di l . s e. gra ng, antlscape, irrigatbn, andaheetinrpreYenwrtFplans shag be coordinated for J_J_ consistency poor to issuance of any pertMS(such as gradirg,lree removal, eraroachmem, twildirg ,etc.), or poor to final map approval in the case of a aslom bt subtlivisbn, or I approved use has commenced, whicftever mmea that. AA~~ _lrS_ 6, Approval W this request shall rat waive compliance wile all eeClldng of Iha Oevebpment J-J- Code, all other applicatb City Ordinances, and appacabla Community Plans or Spedfic Plang in enact at the time of Building Parma issuance, 7. A detailed on-site Ilpmirg plan mall to reviewed anM approved by tM City Planner and J-/- Sherllfs Depanmenl (989-6811) prbr to the iswance of building permits. Such plan shall +raicate style, illumirwtbn, bcatbn, height, and rrathod of shielding so az not to adversely enact adjacem properties. 8. If no cemralized (rash receptaGes are provided, all trash pir~•up shall talon individual urns JJ_ with all receptacles shielded from public vbw, 9 Trash receptacle(s)arerequiredandshallmeetCitystandards. Thelinaldesgn,bcations, J~- and the number of trash recepadbs Shall be subpcl to City Planner review and approval prior to issuance of twildirg perms. __ t 0. All ground-rtaume0 utility appurtenances such as translorrtMrs, AC condensers, etc., shall J__+_-... he boated out of public view and adequately screened through the use of a combination of concrete or masonry walls, terming, andror landscaping to the satafactbn of the City i Planner. SC Y/91 Pro ul yo 0,4 4.r••-N ~cs~ cry 1 t. Street names mall be submMed for City Planner review and approval in accordance wish Jam` the adopted Street Naming Policy prbr to approval of the final map. ~, t2. All Wibirg numbers and individual units shall be identified in a clear and concise manner, including proper illuminatbn. 73. A tletailed plan intlioating trail widths, maximum sbpes, physical cordhans, fencing. and weed control, in accordance with City Master Trail drawings, shall be submitted for Chy Planner review and approval pnorto approvaland recordatbn of the Final Traq MapaM prior to approval of street improvement and grading plans. Devebper shall upgrade and cpnstruq all trails, including fencing and drainage devices, in conjurfctbn whh street improvements. f 4. The Covenants, Cond'hbns and Restrictions (CC8R5) shalt rbt prohibit the keeping of equine animals where zoning requiremeMStorthe keeping of said animals have been met. Individual bt owners in subdivisbns shall have the optbn of keeping said animals whlqut the rlecessily of appealing to Ooards of directors or homeowners' associatbns for amendments to the CCBRs. 75. The Covenants, Conditions, and Restrigbns (CCBRs) and Aniges of Incorporation of the Homeowners' Association are subject to the approval of the PWnnirg and Engineering Divisions antl the City Attorney. They shall De recoded conwneMfy wtth the Final Map or prbr to the issuance of W iiirg permhs, whbhever oaarrs first. A recorded copy mall be provided fo the Ciry Engineer. t 6. All parkways, open areas, and Wndscapingshall De pemWneMly maimained W the WooeM owner, homeowners' association, or other means acceptable to the City. Proof of this landscape mairnenance snail 6e submitted for City Planner and Ctty Engineer review antl approval prbr to issuance of building permhs. 7 7. Solar access easements shall t>e drdicatrM for the purpose of assuminQ toot each bt or dweilirg unit shall have the rpM to receive wnligM across adjacent bts or units for use of a solar energy system. The easements may be coMakned in a Declaratbn of Restrictions for the subdivision which shall De eocorded cona,rremty with the rBCOrdatbn of the final map or IsSUdrlce 01 pennlha. Wn10118vef COnles flfat. The Basemem9 Shall prohibit mB Ca$tlrlg 01 shadows by vegetation, stniqures, futures or arty other object, except for uLdrry wires ant similar oojeds, WrsuaM to DevebprtleM Coda Seabn 17.08.060-G@. t 8. The projeq contains a designated Historical Landmark. The site shall be devebped and maintained in accordance with the Historic Landmark Attaratbn Permtt hb. . Any lusher modhicatioM to the site indudinq, but not 6msrd to, exterior aheratbrs and/or iMerbr alterations whbh abed the ezlerbrof the Duidingsor structures, removal of landmark trees, dertblh'gn, rebcation, reconstructbn of dnildilgs or struqures, or charges to the she, shall require a modtticatbn to the Historic Landmark Attaralbn Permit wDjecl to Historic Preservation Commissbn review and approval. C. Bullding O@slgn 7. An asernalive energy system i5 required to provide domestic hot water for all dwelling unhs ant for heaung any swimming pool or spa, unbsa other attemative energy systems are demonstrated to be of equivabM capacity and efficiency. All swimming pools installed al the hme of inhial OevebpmeM aha8 ba supplemented with solar heating. Details snail be ~ncbded in the lwibing plans and shall De wbmmed for Chy Planner review and approval prbr to the issuance of building pennhs. J~_ J_J~ JJ- J-J_ J___/_ JJ- ~-/- JJ- 2. All dwellings shall have the front. sde and rear elevations upgraded who archileclural j J~~._ treatment, detailing and increased delineatbn of surface treatment subject to City Planner i review and approval poor to issuance of Duidinq permits. SC ]/91 P,~~..on~ 9a-ii s~n~w.o~ ~,~~ 3. Stallard patio [over plans for use q' the Homeowners' Association shall be submitted for City PlanneraM Buibirg O!ficial review and approval prior to issuance of building penman. 4. All roof appuRenarzzas. indutlirg air condNbners and other rootrrouMed equipmem and/or projegbns, shall be shielded from view andihe sound buffered from adjacent progenies and streets as required by the Planning Division. Such screening shall be aroheectura8y irsegraled with the Widing design all mrtstnxded to the satisfaction of the Cey Planner. Details shall W inducted in Wilding plans. D. Parking and Vehbular Accesa (Intllgte tlatallt Ort Dulldlnq plena) t. All parking bt IarWSCape islands shall have a mkrimum outside dimensbn of 6 feet antl shall wMain a 12inch wak atljaceM to the parking staN (irx;kdirg arb). 2. Tezluretl pedestrian pathways and taxturetl pavemem across cirwlatbn aisles snail W provided througlaW the devebpmera to connect dweNkgs/unastuibkgswith open spacer plazas/recrealional uses. 3. All parking spaces shall be double striped par City stargards and all driveway aisles, entrances, and ezes shah ba striped per City starxlaroa. __ a. All units shall be provided with garage door openers N driveways are ks6 loan 1B lest in depth from back of sidewalk __5. The Covenams, Contlilbns and ResMd'gru shah restrlG the sloragedrecreational vehbba on this site unless they are the principal source of hanspoRatbn fa the owner all prohiDN parking on interbr circulatbn aisles MMr loan in despnaled visaor pankktp arena. s. PWns for arty security pates shah W 9ubrtktled for the CNy PWnner, City Engineer, and Rancrw Cucantorga Fire Prolectbn Diatrk:t reviewarxl approval prbrb issuance of W ildirg permits. E. Lantlecaplnq (fa puDlbty malrRalned larmacape arep, Marto SeCYIOn NJ ~t. Adetailed landscapeand iRgation Man, irtckrding slope plarttlng and model ttomelark7scaµ '~.. ing in the case of reakiemial OevebpneM, shah W prepared by a Ncenaed largecape arohsectand subnNnedbr CNy Planner revbwandapproval pRorto the isauancaol Wiltlirg permits or prior final map approval in the case of a autom bt aubdvisbn. 2, Ezistirg trees reWrcedto De preservedbplace shah De potected wNheoorrotrudbnbenler in axordancewen the MuniUpal Code Sectbn 19.oB.1 to, and so notedonthe gredlrgplans. Tne bcatbn d loose trees to W preserved in plea and new ztcatiorts IorhargplaMad Trees shall oa shown onthetletaibd landscape plarq. The alppecam shah lollow aH of the arborisl's rewmmandatbm regarding preservation, transplaminq and tRmmkg mettktds. 3. Aminimumot_trees pergross acre, compnsedolNrololbwingsizea, snaNbe provided within the project: 9'e - 48- inch boz or larger, %- 3& inch box or Wrger % - 24- inch box or Wrger, _ % - 15-gallon, and _ % • 5 gaNon, a A minimum of % of trees plamed within the project shah be specimen size Trees - 2a•inch hox or larger. 5 Within parking bls, trees shall be plamed at a rate of one 15yalbn tree for every three parkrrg stalls, suHiciem to shade 5lN/e of the parking area at solar noon on August 21. J-1_ J~_ JJ- JJ_- _/_/- J_J_ J-/- J-/_ JJ- JJ- J~_ _/J- JJ- SC 2/91 6. Trees shall be planted in areas of public view adjacentto and abng structures atarale of one tree par 30 linear feat of 6uibing. 1l 7. All privalesbpB Darecs Sleet orless inverticalMgM and o15:1 orgreatersbpe. but lass than TT~~ 2:l sbpe, snail be, at miriimum,irrigated and landscaped withappropriateground coverlor erosion mntrol. Slope planting required by this seetbn snail include a permanent uhgalbn ~~ // system to be installed by the devebper prior to occupancy. ___,y__8. All privatesbpesinexeessof Steel, brt bss man8leet invenical Miphtandof 2:l orgrealer YY ~~ slope shall be Wndscapod and lmgated foreroabn comroland to soften their appearance as folbws: one 15-galbn or larger size tree per seen 150 aq. tt. of sbpe area, t yalbn or larger size shmb pereach t 00 sq. h. of sbpe area, and appropriateground cover. In add'd'an, sbpe banks in excess o18 feet in vertical height and 012:1 agreater gbpe shall abo include one 5-galbn or larger site Tree per each 25o sq, tt. of sbpe area. Trees and shrubs shall be planted in staggered clusters to soften arq vary sbpe plane. Sbpe pbnting required by this section shall include a permanent ilrigatbn system b be instaped by the devebper prior b occupancy. 9. For single lamity residential devebpnent, ap sbpB pbMirtg and irdgation shop be coMinu- oustymaintained in ahealthy arW lhrivirg cordttbn . Prbrtorebasingoocupancylorthoeeunps, an inspection shall t]e conducted Dy the Planning Division to detsrrtpne that they are in satisfactory CAflditldn. 10. For magi-lamity residential and rbn-residential devebpmenl, property owners are respon- sible for the continual maintenance d aN IarMacapeD areas on-spe, as rvep as corngtwus planted areas wphin the pudic ripMvl-way. AM bMecaped areas sMA DB kept free Irom weeds and debris and nlalntainaO in a Malloy and IMlving r>orltlilbn, and shall receive regular prunirp, fenilizirtg, mowing, and trktanirtp. AnY dartlegeo, dead, Diseased, or decaying plats material sMp ba replaced wphin 30 days from IM date of damage. 11 Front Yard IanOSCapirp sMll M required per tM DevelopmBM Code aria /or This requirement ahaA be b addition to IM required street trees and sbpe plantirtp. t2. The linal design of tM perimeter parkways, wags, bra'scaping, and siDewalks shall M included in its required landscape plans ant shag be arbleU to Cay Pbnrrer review and approval and ooodinated forconsistertuywkhafry parkway bndscapirp pbnwhbh maY M requires 6y tM Ertpineerktg Division, 73. Special IarldSCapO leaturBS such ae mWrldlflg, alWviel rock, epecknen site trees, meander- ing sidewapcs (with horizrxdal cMrtpej, era interltifbd IarWSCaping, b requked abrp t a l.andscapkp and irrigatbn syslerre required b be inatalbd wphln its pubic rpMol-way on ~~~ tM perimeter of tds propel area snaN be rwMhawusly maintained by IM Oevebper. i5 All wallsshall ba provkled wkhdecorative treatmeM.pbcated in pubpc maintenanceareas, fM desgn shall he coordinated wah its Erpineering Division. t 6. Tree maintenance cnteria sMll De devebped and submpted Icr City Pbnner revew an0 approval pAOr b iswance of 6ulldklg fxmkls. Tfteaa crpada sMll ertcdurage Me natural growth charectenstics of the sBlected tree speeba. ~- t 7 uarlDSCapirrg and irrigatbn shall be dBSpned fo conserve water through tM princples of Jlenscape as defined in Chapter 79.16 of its RanrXio Cucamonga Municipal Code. -.~~~ ca-d~can n.~ _J_J- J~_ J_/_ JJ_ J_J_ J_J_ J_/_ J-/_ J___/_ JJ- J_/- r~- SC ]/91 ~m,~.,.a na Y1-yY F. Sign! Cog: 1 Thesigns indicatedonthewbmstedplans are conceptualonly and rotapan of lhisapproval. J-J._ Any signs proposed for this devebpment shall mrtpy with the Sign Ordinance antl shall require separate application and approval Dy the PWnning Division priprto installatbn of any signs. 2. AUnttorm Syn Programlorthlstlevebpmern shall bewbmlttetlforCRy Planner reviewand J-J- approval poor to iswance of buiaing perntts. 3. Directory monumern signls) shall be provided for apartmern, corWOminium, or townlames JJ prior to ocwpancy and mall require separele appliwtbn and approval by the Planning - Division poor to issuance of lwibirg permits. G. Environmental f . Thedevebpershallprovae each prospective buyer writen notce of the Fourth Street ROdc J. i Crusherproject in a standaro format as determined by the Ctty Planner, prior to accepting a _ - casn deposit on any property. 2 . The tlevebper shall provide each prospective Wyer wrttlen ratite of the City Adopted J_J_ Special Studies Zone for the Red Hiq Fault, in a standard lomrat as determined by the Ctty Planner, prior to accepting a cash depoa4 on airy property. 3 . The developer snail provide each prospective buyer Wrnten notice of the FooMia Freeway JJ- Project in a stamdaM Iortnal as determinetl a/ the Ctty PWnner, prbr to aceegirg a casn deposit on any property. __ 4. A final acoustical report shall be wDmMed for CIty Planner review and approval prior to the JJ iswance of Duiaing permits. The final report shah dllCllSS the level of irnenior raise _ ~ arenuationto Debw 46 CNEL, the W titling malemab and conslnwrbn techniques provided, era tt appropriate, verily the atlequaq of the mil9atbn meawres. The WilOirg plans will be cnecked for conformance wnh fire nxtigation meawres oornainted a the final report. H. Otner Agenclu t. Emergencyseooraaryaaess anal) be providedin aocordancewiln Rantcho Cucamonga Fire --J-J- Protedbn District StarWards. 2. EmergerayaccessshallbBprovided,nwirnenartcelreeantlcbar,a minirumo1261eetwide JJ- at all times dunrg comstruclbn in aaoroance wtth Ranch Cucamonga Fire Protection District requirements. 3. Prbr to iewanCe o1 bathing pemtits for combustible oorrstnxrbn, evidence snail be J / submiltetl to the Renate Cucamonga Fire Protecion Distdq that temporary water suppty for - _ lire protecton is avaiWDle, pending completbn M required Ilre protection system. a. The applicam shall contact the U. S. Postal Servbe to determine the appropriate type and J_J- bcatbn of mail boxes. Muni-family residernlal devek7prterns shell provide a solid overhead stnature for mail bores with atlequate IpMinq. Tne Ibal bcatbn of itte mail boxes and the desgn of Ina oveAroad stnvclure shah be subjecrt td City PWnner review and approval prbr to the issuance of bUiAfinq permits, 5 For rojeg i ! p s us ng septic tank facilities. written certtticatbn of acceptafNldy, including all J-!_ supportive irnonllatbn, snail bB olNaifted Irom the San Bernareira courny Depanmern of ', Emironmernal Health an0 submitted to the Building O6bial prbr to the issuance of Sepbc ~'. Tank Pernns, and prbr to issuance of building pemtits. SC • 4/91 v~ vo ~ ~'2 ~/. ;dmon D.u APPLICANTS SHALL CONTACT THE BUILDING AND SAFETY DIVISION, (714) 933.1863, FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. Sae DevebpMM 1. Theapplbanl shall comply w4hthe Wrest adopted Uniform Suildirlg Code, Uneorm Mechani- J~/- cal Code, Uniform Ptumbiflg Code, National EWCtric Code, and all other applicable modes. ordinances. aM regulatbns in e3ed at the time of issuance of reWtlve pemNS. Pease comact the 8uikling arb Safety Divisbn for copies Of the Code Adoptbn Ordinance and 2. applicable handouts. Prior to issuance of twildirp pemxls for a new resideMWl dwelsrq unK(s) or mapf additbn ---/--/- to exisiirq unills),the applicarn shaepaydevebpmentleesatthe esteb115hetlrate. SUCK lees may include, but are not limsedto: City Beautification Fee, Park Fee, Drainage Fee, Systems Devebpmern Fee, Permit and PWn Checklrq Fees, and SrJbol Fees. 3. Prior to issuance of bulldlrlg pennas for a new CbrllnlerClJII or IndustAel devebprnem or J_/- addition to an ezistirlg devebpmem, the applicam shah pay devebprrlem fees at the estatNished rate. Such tees may inchMe, but are not Ikrlilrtd ro: Systems Developnrern Fee, Drainage Fee, Scfbol Fees, Perms aM PWn Checkirq Fees. ,~4. Street addresses shall be provided by the Buibirq Official, a3ertracVparcel map rewrdation JJ- aMprior to issuarrs of btsdirg perms. J. Ezlsting Stnlcturp 1. Provide cortpllance won the Un4orm Buadirlq Code rot the property Ilse clearances JJ- considenng use, area, and firetesiativeness of exotlrp buildktps. l 2. Existing twibings snail Oe made to comply with oorted W ildkp end zonirtp regulations for I J_J_ the imended use or the driroirg shall be demolistled. __ 3. Existing sewage disposalladNlbsshallt>eremoved,IiNedandorcappedtoOOrrplywitnthe -JJ- Unsorm Plumbing Code and Uneortn Buiklirtg Cade. 4. Urberground on-site Nigies are to be boated and sfawn on buildng plans subm8ted for ._1_J- lwibirlp Parma application. K. Grading t. Grading of the subjed property shall be b accordance wNh the Undorm Buiklirrg Code, City ---~----/- Grading Standards, arb accepted gradktq pradiCea. The final grading plan shall be in substamial callortnartce with 1M approved gradirq plan. __~, 2. A soils repbA snail be prepared by a qualified engineer Ncertsed q'the Stale of CaINomW to ---~-J- peAorm such work. 3, The devebpmem is boated wshin the SOA erosion cor3rol bourldariea: a SON Disturbance J_/_~ Permit W required. Please OOr3aC1 San eemardino Courtly DaparDnera of Agrbutlure at (714) 387-21 t t lorpomwt apf>fbatbn. Dowmenlatbn of such perm8 snail be submAted to the Cey prior ro the issuance of rOUgh grading permit. 4. A geological report shall be prepared Dy a qualified engineer or geobgist and subrnlDed at -/-~- thetime of applicaton for gradirq plan check. ~ ! 5. Thefinal gradirtq pWns snail be cortpleledand approved prbrro issuance of buildlrpperm45. .J_ -_ SC - 9/91 ~.... ,. 9z-ll 6. As a custom-bt wbdlVisbn, the lolbwing rer•tliremems snail M met: a. Surety shah M posted and an agreement exewted guarameeing compbtbn of all on-sire ~~', --J-~- tlraine0s taciudea necessary for dewaterirp all parcels to IM Satisfaction of tM Buibirq and Salary Divbion pdorto final map approval and priorto the iswance of gradlrq pernits. b. Appropnate easemerns ror sale disposal or drainage water that are conflicted omo -~J- or over atljacars parcels, are to ba Ginaated and recorded to 1M satiefadbn or IM Buibirg arW Safey Diviebn prbr to iaeuartce of graduq arM buatlirtg pemtas. c. pn-site drainage irrprovemems, necessary for dewatarag and protedirq tM wbdivided JJ- properties, are to M inataae0 prior to issuance of builtliltp pemaLS for constructbn upon any parcel that rnaY W wbject ro drainage Ibws entarinp, kavirq, or watun a parcel reWtivs to vdtioh a huibetg permit q rsWSS1W. j tl. Final gradrp plans for each parGl are to be auWrsltsd b dte Buildetp arW Salary li --f-f- DNlebn fof approVel prbrto iswence Of W i~in0 and grading pemtea. (This may E9 on an incremental or compoaae basis.) a. All abpe barYU in exceae d Sleet b vartbal Might shad a seeaw wah nsava graeees JJ- orplanletlwahporlrgCOVerbrerosioncorttrol tlpbn oontlNetbndgraflrq orscme other aaemuNS meMd of erosion cbrarol shall wtomplsted btlN aatlefaabn q the Building CMlidal. In addibn a pemWMnl Ndgatbn system ena0 W provided. TMa repuaamern does not release tM applicaraudevebPer from cortgNartce wiM iM slope pWmilq requinmsras d Seabn 17.09.Oe0 I of tM De'nbpltent Cade. APPLICANT SNALL CONTACT THE ENGINEERING ON1810N, (71a) aaPtaba, FOR CDaiLWICE WITH T!1E FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: L. DMkatbn and VMlcular AecNe t. Rpfasoi-way and eaaemants shot W tletlkataM b tM CNy for as imerbr Puab streets. .J--J- comrtunsy trails. pubic paaeoe, public 4rarespe ana, a1reN Irea, and Fabric draatage tacaays as shown on tM plans arMror tentatM map. PMate nasemeras for rton•ptlbac fat:ailiM (cross-bl draNltpl, IOCaI leader traik, sic.) Mai W reserved>d shown on the plans artdrar tematNe map. 2. Detication strati W nttda of 1M loaowing rfgMS41-way on dte peMMN prests -J-J- IrMawred Irani atrNt r,Yfllelifra): total feet on _ lrMS11Nt on lolsl feat Oh tWal IeN on 3. AninevocabNoderoldedbationiq •Ia01wWSlpadwayeaaNMhlshaabemade JJ- lor all prNate atleea or dMH. •. Noro-venieular acau strati a dedbalW to tlta Ciy IM dN blbvnrq graMS: ~I J..~'- 5. Recgrocal aeass easelMma anal be provided enwmg atxeas ro all parch W CCdRS __ _._ _. or W deeW arq sMM a reoordad mrtarrently wah lM map or prior to tM nwana of buddilq permas, wMn rto map R VtroNed. ac vat 6, Private tlrainagB easernentslorcross-bttlreinageshallDe provWed and shallDe tlehneated or notetl on the final map, _i_, _ 7. The final map shaX Chary deFneata a t0-fod minimum lwildiry rostriabn area on the neWhbCrinq bl atlNkwy~11M zero bt line waN and comain tM lolbvrinp laryuage: -uWe hereby oedicefe ro tM City of Rerrcho Cueamorya the right to pohibit the consrrvabn d (rosidemiaq bvildrYys (or omen slnKYUros) wahin those arou Osagnared on me mad as twibirg roabifion aroas.' A mainlenarce agreemem Shaq also t>e grained from each bito ma agaeem bt through the CCBR's. B. Ail azisting sasernems Nity within lulurs rgnaq-way atWl6e quNdakriedor dekrieatad on the ffnel map. 9. Euemems br puliNc sitlawaks aM/or streN trwa Placed oulaide IM public rigmol•way II sdaN W dedicalad to ma Cdy wMrsvN tMy erlraoach ago pMab property. t 0. AddNbnal Qlreet rgM~ol•way shah De dsdlcatW abno rlpmtum brree, ro provide a minimum d 71eN meawred hom IM fop d arbe. d iaRD ageura ewewaar is wed glory iM nqn tum lane, a ParatlN !treat tree mtlnenana sasemem atoll W provMad, 7 ~. The davebpsr shall make a good nNd etbA b aoquke tM nq,Nrad dl•elle property kNSnste nscassary b eargtlua fM required publle irrpmwnrrae, grid X hMaM etroul0 taN to Oo >o, tM Wwbper shah. b Nap 1YO Jaya pdotb submNW d tM Xnal map br apprtrval, ether into an agrwmerN to corrtptNe iM krlproverrleraa Durtuam b ciovemmen Coda Seaiod 68X62 atwcndRl.aatdeCNYacatrirutMpropenyintereabnqukadrortMNrtpwemena. Such agnenrerd shall prbvtde br paymerN M dig Mwbpar d Y iwW Ntaared by tM CXy to acquire iM dl-eNepraperty intenen ragtrke0 in ixrsleabnwNh Ute eubtNvialon , Searily for a porlbn d tMM cONf iliaN M Nr die lorRr d a Clad daPOeN id tM arrbtrn qNM b an appraisal repoA obtained by tM devebper, ^ develCpefe Cop. YM apprager adaN dove been approvatl by iM City pROr b adMMnCNrtM d dte appniul. M. StreN NnprwNdarda t . AN pUdk inpnvemeMS (ineAK pfeeb, dralrlage IatNYlba, OprMNlnyy ifalb, patens. IandscapW gnu, Ne.) tltoam an tM plarta artdbr tentatlw map shM W oortpruaed to Cdy Sbndarda. Inedd atreN krtprovellrrta aIW Irrckga, put an riot Nmded b, aro arW putter. AC pawmam, orfw approacMS, aigawaW, adaN Nphq. am atnN Ines. 2. A rnrtkrrum d 26-ICO1 w1aN pawmanl. rMhNt a M -tool widN dadbaled dpMal-waY sdeN oe wristruded IOr aM hY-aaalon atrNb. 7. CorrpruCt tlN kNOwMip parkrletN areN IrrtpowntNNS Nadttdrq~ bA riot amlw ro: StREET NAINE CURa • AC. amt DRIVE 7IHI[T 911iZr COaW. OVI'RR PVMT WIW[ APP0. IJOIRa 7RL-a 111NL talAt/D O'MER Cl -/-/- -/J- J-/_ JJ- J-J_ J.J_ ~J- J~- SC 1/91 ~:"~ "~Q 92-i1 IVOtea: (a) Median islarM includes la ndscapinq and imgatbn on meter. (p) Pavemern feCOflelNdgn and OV•Aay3 WNI De dBlermined dUAng (Han CIIBOk. (C) p 50 lilaiketl, Side- ~--~ wak shall W curvilinear per STO. 30•. (d) n so marked, an;n-lieu of constructbn ree snau De provO•d t«dw3 pim. ~RSFER-~ °PEt1A~. cew~I TE +c 4 Im r . p ovemem plan3 and oonsmudion: a. Street improvemanl plats irx;prdkp strati trees arx7 street pgMS, prepared by a regis- J-J_ tared CNp Ergkt••r, chap p• auCmatd b artd appevd W tM CNI' Ertgkw•r. Security snap a postetl and an aorssmsm exeanW to dta aatietadbn d the City Ertgktear and tM Cpy Amomey guaranl•ekq dxrlplatbn W pre podia artdr« pMaN nn•t improve- mM113. poor to final map approval «tM itaUaflC• a buildktg permps, whichever ocars Iks1. b. Prior b arty work bNrq perlortrl•d m puope AgMol-sway, face ehy W pai0 and a J-J_ corutrudion p•rmll attap W odainsd from the Cpy Enpww•fa Oma in addpbn b any other p•mxls requk•d. c. Pawrn•ra Strlplrp, madtbq, trMb, sva•1 runt. alptktg, arid kaarmrsra oortdup JJ snap W inetap•d b tM wWatdlon of du Coy EnpYUar. _ d. Sgnsloorx]upwahpullEoxnslupWkMaaWOnanyrtawwrwtnxtlon«r•dtHmtrudbn /J a maj«, aamrtdary «ma•dor stn•ta whbh blarsad wph otlwr rrWor, samrwary or ___ _ coped« mats 1« h+nrn frank: apnak. Pup Eoxy chap W placed on boM saes a m. street a131aNOUtside d BCR, ECR «anydMrkfcalbna approwdbytM Cpy Engineer. Nd•E: I7)All pup Oox•s shah W tip. 8 unMn dMrwMa ap•caNd by tM CNy Engirtsar. --~~-- (2) Cantlup shag De 3-bdt gWanaatl StNI welt puMOpa. e. WM•I duN rarrq Shat W +naaaad on cep bur carton a ka•rtactlorr par Clly J-~- S4Marde «a3 Oir•d•0 Dy IM CNy Engiruar. 1. Exg6ng CNy roads raatrirktp 0orutrtrcaom a11a1 rartlab open b Iranb M y Ikru3 wits J_J_ adequate 0alatxf dudrtp oorrNructiort. AWNldoaua parmpl mayM nOtliad. Acafh tlapoy snag W providW b aowr tM aoat a gradrv era pavktg, wMdt fitly w rlt,row upon domtpbtbn a tM rbrwlnrdlpn b as aalWadbn a tlw cpy Etgkwa. g. Corp•nkalad6aktagarowssnaMnotaaaaldawalu. IlrtdaraWawaptdrains snap W JJ irWalad a Cly Startdartla, .xuapl kx aptgM lamiy bta. _ h. Halltflap atx7Y ramp QNgr1 tltaa W as apaca40 Cy the CH Ertgktaar, J_l_ i. SUNInMMISfWbaapWaad~ytlNcilyPWpMrDrbrbMaN11N1aIlofNrstPlanCMdc. J_J_ _ 5. Sheet knProwarrrara pyty par Clry Startdarda br y prMaa flraala shy b Prowidad br JJ_. review arltl approval by ilia CMy EnpkMar. Prbn ro arty wak papa padomwd on Ma pri• vats m«n, ta•a shy W paid and a«rm+gbn pamtlM of W ba odainw nom tM clty Ehpit••fs Ollkt b additbn to airy an.r pttmtas nWind. _ t3. Straat trees, a minimum d t Syalbn aixa a target, shy Da imtyad par Coy Standards in J~_ accordartca wan tM CNy's strati tna program. x slat ~~;«~-,~ 7. Imersegbn line of site desgns shall be reviewed by the City Engineer for conlormance wrtn adopted Policy. J_/_ a. On collecbr or larger straels, lines of sgM sMil ba potted for all project imsrsections, including driveways. Walls, sgns, and slopes shah M boated outside the lines of sgm. Lafldecapkg and other otuArugbns wkMn the lines of sign) mall oe approved W the CNy Engineer. b. Local residsmial street imsmectbns shag Mw 1Mk noliceatsNity impovsd, uaualy by rtgvirg tM 2 r/-cbsest street trees oneach sbe awaytrom tM strost and placed in a street tree easemem. a. A pemil shah M Obtained Irom CALTRANS br anty work wdhin tM lolbwirq rpMOl~way: 9. All pudic ingrovamema on the fouowirg streets sMa W opsratbrW y wnpkta prbr to tM issuance of 6uikfirg pemYts: N. Publle MalnbMnp ArW '~gpll,,. 1, A separate sat otlaMaaaFaanflrrfpalbrLpWra pef Engawenrq PuDNC Works SlarWards sMll be wdnitled to me City Engineer fo review and applowl Dnor to flMl map approval or iasuanca of buitdkg pemkls, whicMwr odours IM. The blowing IarMtcepe pancways, meduna, paseoa. easemsrm, traib, or oMer aroaa aro reQUked to W anMaad kao tM Landscape MaimeMrlne Deaiq: CoaAAAU~ItTM TRAIL 2. A sgned consent and waiver form to jokt and/orlonn tM approplWU lanOeUW and Ligminq Districts sMll M IiNdwAh tM Cay Ergkuer prbrt0 fktal map approval or iawartte of W iWirp permits whichever otwrs rkst. fomWtbn oOSte enaN W porrte Oy tM devNOper. 3, AN reQtlired pudk Uridacapeq and irtlpalbn sytaema shall W aaainwuary maintained by tM devebper umil acceped W the City. d Parkway 4rWetapirlp on tM folbwirq sVNt(a) shah oonlorm fo ttN rleuee d IM rsapegive Beautification Master Plan: O. Dnlnape and Food COMroI 1. Ths project (or Dordone therool) is boated vrahin a Food Huard ZoM; tMrNOro, IbOd woleabn meaaum sM1 W provided u cNlMled Dy a registered CMI Ertpkteer and approval W the Clry EftgYtnr. 2. II shall W tM 0evebpefs reeporuibiNly to new tM wrrera FIRM ZoM desgnatbn removed from tM projeq ana. Tyte devNopeYa MOsleer stall prapere ad necessary reports, plats. artd IrydrobgirJttyWaWk salw4doro. A CortdNbnel LetNr of Map Ravisbn (CLOMR) SItaM G oWained Irom FEMA prbr q Ilnal map approval or ~ssuanu d Euikanp pennib, whkMvp Down Ikfl. A LMar al Map Revsbn (LOMB) shat M issued by FEMA pAOr Po oewpartry or ktprowmera at:aptanee, wnicMver oowra lirst _ /~_ J-/_ J~n- J~- JJ_ JJ_ J-/- JJ- J~_ J~- 3 A final drainage study aMa W wwngted to and approved M dta City Ertpinex prior to linal ' -, - - map approval or its Tswana of WiWinp gmaU, wnicMver Down Ilrsl. All dainage faulAros mall a installed as required by tM City Ertpktaer. SC 1/91 /. A permit from the l;ounry Fboo Comrol District is requiretl for work within asrgnt-ol-way 5. Tress an prohibeetl wenin S feet of the outside tliameter of arty pudic aorm drain pipe measured from dts Ater sags of a mature tree trunk. 6. Pudk aortn Nak+ eaeertwns snag bs graded b am'eY ovemows in tM event a a blockage in a sump catcfr basin on ma pudk area. P. Ut111tMa ~~. ~..~ Dea2.11 c..~w-~,~ n,,. J-l- J_J- J-J- ~~ t, Provide separate uliGry services to each pareN IrtWtlkfq santlary sewronge system. wafer, J-J- gas. eleancpower. telepttorro, era ebb rv (aM unwrpround) in a¢ordarxs witn me uteity Standards. Easements snap W providetl sa raquksd. 2. me tlavebper ateN be rosponsibla for tM rebeatbn d exislkq utE1NS aE necessary. J-J- 3. Water antl sewer Plarq snss W dssgnetl arM OonamaW q nwN Ute repukemaee of tM J-l- Q,camonq. CouaY water okarta Iccwot, Rarclb cu~amoraa Fke Praaawn Diana. antl tM Enviroranenl.l Heaen oepanmem a trte Count a San e.ntraro. A khM a compkancs from the CCWD is rewind prlOrblNal map approval alatuartcea pamtas, wnicMwr scars Brat. O. General RequHemenb aM Approvals t. rns ssparme pardls conansd wehin da propQ botrrtdarNa shah W IegasV CorrlOined info I J_J_ one parca prior to iawanu d puiglrq pemras. 2. M ewnten for a joint l,pe dnveway shah a provW W prbr b fkW rtrp apgwa or I J---/- issuana d Wedlrq paman, whicMverooan fNa, la: S. Prior to approval d ttis linel mp a depose awll a pealed wNh tM CNy tbvenip tM ~ ~~ eaimatetl Deal a appalkutinp tM atueasmenu under AeoeaerMnl Dletrla artbnp tM newry sealed paroela. a. Etnvarrda/San Sewine Ana Repioml Mamlkte, Sewndary RetyawJ, and Maser Plan I J__J- DninagaFaaehasoepaidpnabllnalmspappovalorpnatobusdktppermaiswancs no map h wwoNed. 5. PemNls shay W adaYwd marl IM blbwinp apandn for work roahYt Clslr npM41-way: I J~- 6. A SgriM OOrWfa and wisMr form b jokt artdra tam dta Law ErMOramsM CortartoneY I -J~ FacialMa ~ atM a MM with tM Clry ErgiMer prig to MnN mtq approval a tM 1 iawarta d buMOUtp pemtae, whieMver axon fktt. FormMbn oosM tmaa W borne by tM Devabper. 7. Prior to finak:albn d any developntaM pMp, atr111Ciertl klgwemxM pWr eMll W Dom- J-.'- pklad beyaid IM phw DourtdarMa b awn feCOr10ar1' atxan arlOOfYnags plaeabn b tna satialaaldn of dN Cky ErgiMer. Phase bourtdaAaa shat oortapatd b bt Wtas shown on the approval tellWtve map. aC • 4/91 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT GATE: February 3, 1993 TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Jerry 8. Fulwoo d, Deputy City Manager/Acting Community Services Director BY: Kathy Sorensen, CLP, Recreet ion Superintentlent SUBJECT: CHAFFEY JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL AGREEMENT FOR USE OF ALTA LOMA HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM FOR CITY-SPONSORED YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUES RECOMMENDATION To authorize the use of Alta Lome Gymnes ium for City-sponsored youtn basketball le gigues. BACKGROUND Annually the City provides the ab ova programs through a centrectual agreement with the Cheffey Unified School District end the respective schools. Rental Pees are paid through participant rag Sstrat ion and are included in the Plscal year 92/93 budget. Respectfully submitted, rry e. Fulwoo d, Deputy City Manager/Act ing ommun ity Services Director JBF/KS/kls €'~~ 041 l,Al a yr ll[114 vrav vl. va++RVP Ica STAFF REPO~tT DATE: February 3, 1993 T0: Mayor end Memhers of the Clty Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Jerry B. Fulwood, Deputy City Manager/Acting Community Services Cirector 8Y: Kathy Sorensen, CLP, Recreation Superint entlent SUBJECT: CHAFFEY JOINT UNION NIGH SCHOOL AGREEMENT FOR USE OF ETIWANDA HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM FOR CITY-SPONSORED ADULT BASKETBALL AND ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES RECOMMENDATION To authorize use oP EtlWentla Hlgh School gymnasium Por City- sponsored adult basketball end volleyball la agues. BACKGROUND Annually the City provides the above programs through a contractual agreement with the Chaffey Un if ivd School District end the respective schools. Rental Pees are paid through p artic ipent registration antl are included in the Plscal year 92/33 butlget. Re ectf ally submitted, rry ulwoo dd, D~ Manager/Acting mmunity Services Director JBF/KS/K is l , Ul'1'Y UN' 1CANGt1V UUUAMUNUA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1993 T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council Jack lam, AICP. City Manager FROM: Jerry Fulwood, Deputy City Manager/Acting Community Services Director BY: Karen Metcham, Recreation Supervisor SUBJECT: PEP DAY/CHAFFEY COLLEGE FACILITY USE AGREEMENT City Council sign the District Facilities Use Agreement for the use of Chaf Pey College for Pep Day on February 13, 1993. BACKGROUND Pep Day is the annual high school invitational competition Por cheerleading, song leading, mascots, pep flags and dance. High schools in the West Entl will compete in the Chaff ey College gymnasium. The event is scheduled Prom 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The City pays a rental fee of 5210.00 for 1.5 hours for use oP the facilities from 6:30 a.m, to 5:00 p.m. There is a non- refundable 510.00 application deposit and a custodial fee of 5238.80 (billed after the event and estimated at 14 hours at 617.00/hour J. Monies are already budgeted in the FY 92/93 13 Account to cover these expenses. The City will pay She custodial fee, but the rental fee may be weiveo depending upon the outcome of the pending annual agreement between the City and the College for field and facility use. R f u y ubm rte/d~,y//y~- / ~'dw~~~WrY"/ Jerry B. Fulwood, Deputy City Manager/Acting Community Serv Ices Director JF/KM/k is Chaffey College Facility Remaly Orate December 10, 1992 Karen Matcham, Recreation Supervisor Community Services Department City of Rancho Cucamonga P.O. Box 807 Rancho Cucamonga, GA 91729 Dear Karen: Enclosed please find the following documents requiring your perusal and/or signature District FaaliM1es Use Agreement Hold Harmless Agreement Clean Up Agreement "Security Agreement Application For Use l7f School Facilfties Campus Map for Event Locations After the documents indicated with an asterisk have been signed please return the originals to my oifce for further processing. Please remember to carry copies of these documents with you when utilizing the co!!°~~ ta~i1°!i.=. All the appropriate cellege entities will be notified of your use of the facilities in February. Our Public Safety Des.'.rr.~nt wig unlock and lock the facilities for you at the appropriate times. Please notify me of the names of the security people you will be hiring under the Security Agreement so that I can give that information to our Public Safety Department prior to the event. I have received your Certificate of Insurance; all minimum amounts of coverage have been met and it will adequately cover your activity. Thank you for ensuring my receipt of this document. All fees for this activity will be billed after the event. Payment will be due no later than 10 days following the invoice. Thank you in advance for ensuring payment is made in a timely manner. Please teal free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns regarding the enclosed documents or any of the arrangements made to date. It is a pleasure to work with you. Sincerely, ~~P Paulette Bull Facilities Coordinator Enclosures (8) /pb ~,^" ~~4 5885 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga, California 917013002 714i34L'Z883 C{2Q~]/ COtT'2f1'2UI~fi~/ COLLL'GCJ ~S"C12~ Facilltiea 7J(¢., Chaff~v C mrr~ynn Colle a DistncL hereir~tter ,referred to as the District, agrees to provide to 1 O anC~O uramon°ga OmmUnlly SBNICBS Uapt' ,hereinafter referredtoasthespon- sonng organzation, such tacAAles, equipment, and services as are cited below on the date(s) and time(s) so specified. The untlersigned authorized represent2tive of Ne sponsoring organization hereby agrees to the terms and conditions and Commits said Drgamzation to atlhere to the provisions of this Agreement. This Agreement authorizes Lhe use of the following District facilities: 'Gymnasium, Locker Rooms Restrooms and Parking Lot #14 ONLY' The dates and times authorized are: -'Saturday, February 13, 1992, 6:30-B:OOam set up, Sam-4pm event 4-5om Gean up' The basic rents lee for this wage is: $210.00 (CC 111 POllcy--10.5 hOUrS f@ntal) omen charges are, $10.00 non-refundable application deposft and custodial charges to be billed after event (estimate 14 hours ®$17/hr. _$238 00) special arrangements are'. See attached agreements: Hold Harmless, Clean Up, Security, and approved Application For Use Of School Facilities. Tne total of all tees and charges Is'. ~Fg._OO~pnroximafa4r (GLetl]~'al fn°ba-t7illnd ^Npr__r T__ _' Fa iliti oordinator _ 19/70/99 6mna;/e d~", 's a'auNOnzab reoresentewe of ine Date ^na"e. Cps r-'.rh Caege J'sirci $igndlJlP 8~U ".Ile:'I aJ~nO"ZCC rP.PrCaenldliv2 UI InP. OdIP spp~sor,^p Jrga^'aai"pn NOTE; Append evidence of liability Insurance and Application For Use Of District Facilities to the District copy of this Agreement. Tirm~ and COIIdifIOM A. All provisions pl ma Eaucabon Coee Sections 825303254) are Jntlersiooo Ip be a pan of Ins Agreement B, iFe..Se Ol Ony^6:r~C: IBL lily rOr dny dCllVlly i65ubeC1105'JGn reascrab~e r,,ies ane'eg~anons as me governing board of the D'slnc! mescnbes drib $pau m no wdy inierler¢ wan Ine use antl OcCbpan,;y L' Ine !ao M1ly. as s requretl'Or Ine purpose PI Ine O sma C. TnC ~6e 01 D.Sir'cI IdCi',IlieS I$ 6ilbfapi IO Ilia BpOlbVdl OI InQ Supennleneenilr'esiPenl, or ms/net eeslgnee, m accoreance wnn suer reel, :Sms, aria contliLOns as Ine Board pl Trustees rlee'r's p'oppr An: su'bieq !p raquvCmanis antl rrslrlfllCns set lonn,n Etlucaupn Cnee Sections 82530 Raougn 325x] D. Tne use of Disixu acuities may not 'nterfere m any manner wim Ine normal e0u<ational ecaviUes 01 Ine college nor may it Oe ircCns6reri wain Ine purpa6e el ine scnopl prbgfem E. AC"slnPlemployer snail be on DUly wnenevera lacnity is being 'sup nelsne snag be m charge of acAly use Pan.cipanis are requrtee to cOnlOrm IP any requests or tlireCiiOns gnrn by sucn person rugaremg ine use antl proper care PI all District property Pepresen!alrves Pl the Disincl Snell nave BCClas to ell D6InC(proOerly whenever J Is bung ua4U 10r a non-0bhld ec- livay F. AVInpr6depn for use o! Disina lacbnes =s reslndee to Ina speciLC locdllons and Amps nlee'n Ne ggreemenl. Dsmtl IVr- nnure an0 epmpment mdy ncl ba mOVetl a[capt a3 eXpre55y dotnpnietl m Ine Agreement O. me sponsoring organization is rmly responsible far all loss or namage to Disnn propeM eunng Ine panda nl use of sucn properly ALIIViIleS Ipr minors repmre d000uele atlull Suldem- Sinn N, Sponsoring organgaxons ere responsible for Ine procmemenl of all applicable ncenses antl permits I. Sponsoring orgamzalions may be ragwree to supply evieence' nl a haOiM1ry and proVenY tlamege insurance polcy m lone Inat namp5 GM1alley Commumiy Co'lege District d9 do eeeNpnel in- svree Coverage for bo0ilp nryry snail aol be Ie3s Nan 5300,000 prr person antl 3900,000 per occurrence Coverage ro~nnuro oe ear. or rymi ~nn.)~kJ (~ Chaffey College l~l F^ciliry Rentals Olrwe HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT The City of Rancho Cucamonga agree(s) to indemnify, defend and save harmless Chaffey Community College District, its officer, agents and employees from and against any and all claims, demands, losses, defense and other litigation costs, or liability of any kind or nature which the District, fts officers, agents and employees may sustain or incur or which may be imposed upon them for injury or death of persons, or damage to property as a result of, arising out of, or in any manner connected with the City of Rancho Cucamonga's use of any District facilities under the term of this application and agreement, except liability arising out of sole negligence of the District. It is agreed and understood that the City of Rancho Cucamonga's members, volunteers, guests, employees and contractors are agents of the City of Rancho Cucamonga and not the district. Signed 7th Annual Peo Dav Comoetftbn Event Date Saturday. Feb 13. 1993 Date(s) of Event Gymnasium Restrooms Locker Rooms and Parkins Lot #14 Facilities To Be Utilized /pb C^^7/46 (~ Chaffey College loll Facility Rentals office CLEAN UP AGREEMENT As a condition of rental, the undersigned agrees to leave the premises in a clean and usable condition after each use making sure all trash or materials are removed and that the chairs, tables and other equipment is restored to its original position or wndition. The undersigned further agrees that there will be no consumption of food or drinks in the room(s) it/themselves, unless prior written permission is given by the Facility Rentals Office. Additionally, nothing will be stored or left in the room(s) or its immediate area. In the event a deposit was required, the deposit will be refundable onty under the following conditions: 1. Room(s) is/are left clean and litter-tree after each use. 2. No goods, materials, supplies or other property of the renter is left in the room(s) for storage purposes. Anything left is considered abandoned property and becomes the property of Chaffey College. 3. The Custodial Supervisor or his designee will be the only persons authorized to determine if the room(s) meet the standards outlined in this agreement. By his/her signature, the undersigned agrees to abide by the Custodial Supervisor or his designee's decision. 4. lithe room(s) is/are left in an unsatisfactory condRion, the deposit will be used to pay for the overtime necessary to dean it (four hour minimum). Any future use is contingent upon payment of a clean up fee for each future use. There will be no further per- mission for renter to do own cleanup. In the event a deposit has not been required, and the clean up has not been completed to the satisfaction of the Custodial Supervisor or his designee, necessary ancillary services will be provided by the rentor. Renter further agrees to pay any and all resulting charges, which will be billed at the determined rate of $17.(10 per hour, par worker. Authorized Representative of Renter Date 7th Annual Pep Dav Competition Saturday. Feb. 13.1993 Event Date(s) of Event Facility To Be Utilized: Si_ymnasium Restrooms Locker Rooms and Parkins Lot ti14. C^~' ,x'47 (~ Chaffey College loll Feciliry Rentals Office SECURITY AGREEMENT The City of Rancho Cucamonga) agrees to provide two (2) security personnel to be hired and paid for by the Ciry of Rancho Cucamonga. Said personnel are to arinre by 7:45am and work until 15 minutes after end of evem during the 7th Annual Pep Day Competition to 6e held on Saturday, February 13, 1993 in the Chaffey College Gymnasium. In the event the officers are not hired, Chaffey College will provide personnel and the undersigned will be charged the current prevailing rate of pay. As a condition of the rental, names of the security personnel will be given to the Facility Rentals Office at least three (3) days prior to the above named event. Signed Chaffey College Representative Security Personnel: Victor Sullivan Dennis PorteY /pb Date ____1 KT.SCM A~hNUE Parking Area ^~COmpetition Program I Office locatlon b Abbnwfatlan Key A~MIabaBo.lADl Mrtuslau 6 Aecoms AAisanait[enrcr BwM Room BuwsonEe FGUUBOnaI MaAeUng EdxuBOnal kMCes EaeEUMVe1~ke Nefidenl's OlACe PmmnelSeNRes nmmg 6 DeMaI+~eM PivaenYS gAce Aem.anik.lAeml AerauuBa AutoboUy k<Anobgy MBdxwulnNl Dental AVhAng DAhgn (gACe. AH~IIW NuningAD.N B WcaiMial Radobgk kclRwbgy M(Anl MRR~.~ae EnNdop I~b IARI AulmpUe. kebiwbgy Dnnkrty NkRBng ~~ ` ~~ T` \ MmN ' \ 1 1 1 ~1 1 I I I 1 5!aMN 1 nary 1 I i ~ ~ /~__J _iL____ For 7th Annual Pep Area BNtlent NewspperlRess Roan `knrm AR+'.s ow,e~.tawalc~4 FrlslrmY/4r~M.~ICMn aG) AtlAetl[s RhpkN Faureon Ekmwk.lE~ Campukr LW DanikacessFig fkcbaMCs DI~WIm(MRe [-I~ lNhagragRc~e Ib~lkeB.wblNE) Wpxp Hl.lUl IXAYm(Mice L410 1»gmgeleaNrg[mm ua«rlut ~~1~1 OlvWan DBke C530 AR.k~B.~IRS1 gWlanglkr.PS10 MalB leaMngCmnv 1~ Ii1eSYeerlEaal EO.M A4 W. mpaaB Mo.w4 W ry IMG) nay Competition swYlsdsa.lssl aRHwn oma: ss~a iM.ee MI Geallse Np DMSbn OBRe:IA-BM MuYc M>•aYwYra.rJO.MI eN01o1 ConWRhg [duutlon Rmub ~_ +VSN es Wp/.NaB 11YH1 [areclbWSUerce PRn ORke ~ANk Rkpfioiq ~^^'3~~3 MJ.n. Ed.ubBlBFI BC Casquaa lab DMabn OIA[e: BE~B APPLICATION FOR USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES CHAFFEVCOMMUNRVCOLLEGE pBTRIDTD5885HAVF11 AVE,ALTA LOWA, 0491701 DTIGreB7-1737,735-0?.?, 882MBN Phase suWnit pomperee loan to IAe FeaaUn fiMtals Otfke at bastlM (N) warklrq ryTv prW IOtlte raquesleE uae. Tila acneeU6C1~/~~(eetaillftwl EaPn until ale eppecetbn ~v rxemtl In IM FSWiaee RenWe Olllee. OLY _ ASNINONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT MUSTBE SUBYIT/ED WRII7HI5 APPLICATION LY t. Sponsoring oryanlzalion /"1C! ~ v~ ~~/=~'~,~~t! ~Z/1! ~^f ~~ '~ / ~ ((`` ~ 2. Personls)In cEarge ~rC B_fL{12NA~ Titb nCtrM~7Jh (72lLYirYL[!A~ Tebylone 9//T -~~J~ Off' aja~ a Facniry requesletl 5. Oescnpaon d agmlyL "_J~ 2 B. Dalelsl of use ~AM~7 /~bncat ~~~~~I~TZ ~~/Cn~~'~~"UGin ~l,}~.n LOnzfl~ ], Time(s)facNly muss be open dL~(a ~3D 31'am °p.m dosetl 5~~ ^a.m.f~Q.m (Pqualfined ahiry~jF 8. Sal up lime la<diry opene0 al (~ 30 ~(a.m. G p.m cbaeo al ?~~ ^ a.m. ~yp.m, 9. Open to lha WaK° 6d Ves uNO 10. 3¢edgrwp OO NaNradgroup. ~bu0s 62CftiMren tt. WIII aOmisamnslces. contnoullons.wmemuersMp DUes Oe colbcle8? ®Ves Amounldchar0e: S .SartgbdaMO- swnecMeIMUSTOeatlacueBroaplNicatmn V/Ilal will paceeCS Oe useJ for? z 5 12. Nonlxollt wgamzalan? ^Ye4 Ci NO IPYes; rgnpofilN /V/4" l3. Wip rafreeNmnue l»serveG719 Vm ^Na, u'Vaa; pbeee dasalW~ltlc~MAa'yl II(~C- te. Eaulpment reque4leE llncluee numEer el all peni~emel~~ 1, / O~_- movie pojxlor ~r2 Cftan 1..1401 Piarw ._ FellowepaBigMefTNeetrel Slitlepropda ..L Leclarn Floor -?sole saner: MS'+oPllwna _N7~ Tedae ~L_8'~8' ,-_ WerueaU prgectw BwNa110' x 10') SETUP OF FACILITIES (GNeee atlaMeEeulNO rllegrem olrw~uM btNU~IO •pPlkelion.) 1 1 1 SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTSSERVICES flEOUESTED ~~1'LD__~i ~ n -1r+ IT-t I l_ ! Q_e~%a .iH ~ia •G COaFIT, ANY AND ALL ADVERTISING PPOMOTIONAL MATERIALS FOR EVENT MUST BE SUBMfifED WITH APPI.IGTION TO THE FACILITIES RENTALS OFFICE PRKM TO PROCESSMFi OF THE APPLICATION 15 910NATURE aM Utle of auttwr¢ea repesemalrve of slwnsonng wganrzaLOn___-_ Llle. _, Dale a ll'1'll'I' 11\I' alNl.l' Y~'~ ~,(.~' ~ " Rate. i.l lree usa ^Wbbc ricommerNal Liedilry inwrence: (xrequlree ^werved ~~C@,C/T{~~ Beck rental lea. S CawreQ NumWrReguireA NOara RegulnE Campus Police `-~ Operalwns l_- Y Grourltls -_-_ -.__ Olher ~ - OutaMeOnlcers n-~1~~~"_~ ~=r'= om J(c.,w.wr. J4Swam~a ~(~arbNaltl~ 1~nwaw'. ~.GP~Vf 6[gwr x ~ : aN.aln.mvro, EewgNCdaga $1wwn HUnmr ~ ~..'~ ~.: ~^~ Y{i/V~~ ~1/I- CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE; February J, 1393 t0; Mayor antl Members of the City Council JacK I_am. AICP, City Manager FROM: Jerry Fulwood, Deputy City Manager/Acting Community Services Director BY: Dave Moore, Recreation Supervisor SUBJECT: JOINT EFFORTS (ARTHRITIS MOVEMENT PROGRAM, ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION) LETTERS OF AGREEMENT RECOMMENDATION Execute the attached Arthritis Fountlat ion Joint Efforts Co- a9reement. BACKGROUND This fitness program 15 offered for senior cit iaens whp have arthritis. This regular program has been conducted et the Neighborhootl Center for the last three (3) years. The instructor is certified through the Arthritis Fountlation and paid through the Adult Education program oP the ChePPey Joint Union High School District. The City antl the program's participants do not incur any direct costs Por this program. Re ectfully submitted, J rry Fulwcotl, Dapu~tiiy City Manager/Acting COmmUn ity $ervices Director JF:DM:,}k ~ F' ~,r' ~, . .,~+ ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION Southern California Chapter joint Efforts -Arthritis Movement Program Letter of Aereement The Southem California Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation has agreed to co-sponsor the Joint Efforts -Arthritis Movement Program with: er l~.i v, ~! The following conditions are understood and agreed upon: 1. Only staff or volunteers who have successfully completed the Arthritis Foundation Joint Efforts -Arthritis Movement Program Training Workshop will conduct the course. 2. The program is a standardized program composed of exercises which have been approved by the Medical and Scientific Committee of the Arthritis Foundation. No modification of this program will be made without express permission from the Arthritis Foundation. A mechanism for program revision is available. 3. The co-sponsoring agency agrees to acknowledge and credit the Southern California Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation in news releases, brochures, course materials, etc. concerning the program. Copies of all news releases should be sent to the Public Relations Department of the Arthritis Foundation at 4311 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 530, Los Angeles, CA 90010. 4. The program must be open to the community. Membership in your institution cannot be a requirement for participation in this program. 5. The co-sponsoring agenty agrees to submit a monthly attendance record to the Arthritis Foundation. 6 The co-sponsoring agency agrees to keep the Arthritis Foundation apprised of course days and times in order to provide current schedules to the public. 7. The co-sponsoring agency agrees to immediately inform the Arthritis Foundation if any trained instructor leaves the program. ~.^"~~2 8. The co-sponsoring agency agrees to charge no more than S3 per class. The co-sponsoting agency agrees to offer full and partial scholarships for persons unable to pay. 9. An occasional site visit may be made by representatives of the Arthritis Foundation. Prior notice may or may not be given. Arthritis Foundation Southern California Chapter /; ~ p /A Co-Sponsoring Institution ~irector f Patient & T Community Services Administrator or,~D~(1i~r`ec`tor~,'_/~~ Date 7oinvEff~ tractor ' // ,3_ Date (i.~n ^ ~~ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE February 3, 1993 7U N.ayor and Mcmbets of the City Council lack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Duane A. Baker, Assistant to the City Manager SUBIECI': APPROVAL TO EXECUTE PROFESSIONAL SFRVICPS AGREEMENTS FOR CONSULTANTS IN RELATION TO A REQUEST BY MAST COMMERCE CENTER PARTNERS TO FORMAN ASSESSMENT DISTRICT' It is recommended that the City Council approve professional services agreements with Brown, Divan & Hentschke, bond counsel, in an amount not to exceed 55,000; with Heldman, Rolapp & Associates, Financial advisors, in an amount not to exceed 57,500; and with GFB-Friedrich & Associates, assessment engineers, in an amount no[ to exceed 525,950. This agreement is to be funded from deposits made by the developer and will not affect the general fund. The developers of Masi Commerce Center have asked the City to form an assessment district to finance the cost o[ the public infrastructure associated with the project. Masi Commerce Center is at the southwest corner of Foothill and Rochester and will be home to Iceoplex and is just nosh of the City Sports Complex. Before asking the City Council [o form an assessment district, a great deal of data must be reviewed and evaluated to determine if a district is feasible and what type of district should be fanned. The agreements before the council at this meeting will bring the necessary expertise on board so that analysis of this proposal can begin. This work is being initiated at the request of the developer and is being paid (or by the developer. Once the feasibility study is complete, staff will bring back the appropriate documents for the City Council's consideration. Res ectfully Su~b~~m/it,,te~/d'j,~~~ Duane A. Baker Assistant to the City Manager DAB/dab crt'Y ur' li..ANCHO CUCAMONGA S'T'AFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1993 1U Mayor and Members of the City Council lack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Duane A. Baker, Assistant to the City Manager SUBJECT': APPROVAL TO EXECUTE A REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT WITH MAST COMMERCE CENTER PARTNERS AND MAST ROCHESTER ASSOCIATES TO COVER CONSULTANT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH A PROPOSED ASSESSMENT DISTRICT RRCOMMF.NDATiON It is recommended that the City Council approve the reimbursement agreement with Masi Commerce Center Partners and Masi Rochester Associates. BACKGROUND The developers of Masi Commerce Center have asked the City to form an assessment district to finance the cost of the public infraswcture associated with the project. Masi Commerce Center is at the southwest comer of Foothill and Rochester and is nonh of the Cily Spons Complex. Before asking the City Council to form an assessment district the City needs to retain several consultants to study the feasibility of the project. Per City policy, we are requiring the developer to pay for all of the consultant costs. The reimbursement agreemem before the Council sets fonh the manner in which the developers money is deposited with the City and how it is io be reimbursed from band proceeds should an assessmen[ district be formed. The City council is under no obligation to form a district and the agreement specifically reserves for the City the right to abandon these proceedings without having to reimburse funds already spent. AS this agreement will help this project move forward without obligating the City, staff is recommending approval. Regpectfully Submitted, <~ r i Duane A. Baker Assistant to the City Manager DAB/dab ~nn..>>) Cri'Y ue' 1LANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1993 T0: Mayor, and Members of the City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: Nilliam J. O'Neil, City Engineer BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Norks Inspector ~t--,~. SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT IXTENSION FOR TRACT 13303, LOCATED ON THE SOUTHNEST CORNER OF TERRA VISTA PARKNAY AND MOUNTAIN VIEN DRIVE, SUBMITTED BY LENIS HOMES It is 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. BALK6ROIIND/NNLTSIS Improvement Agreement and Improvement Security to guarantee the construction of the public improvements for Tract 13303 were approved by the City Council on December 6, 1990, 1n the following amounts: TR 13303 TR 13303-1 TR 13303-2 Faithful Performance Bond: f113,500 f327,000 f216,000 Labor and Material Bond: f 56,500 f163,500 f108,000 The developer, Lewis Homes, is requesttng approval of a 3-month extension on said improvement agreement to order to complete the remaining street improvements. Copies of the Improvement Agreement Extension are available in the City Clerk's Office. Respectfully submitted, Nilliam J. O'Neil City Engineer NJO:SMG:sd Attachments ('^^756 LEWIS HOMES MANAGEMENT CORP. 1f6f K MamWn AvellwT.O. ley AMIpW10. CdMny st]16-M70 Iywpleonl Fyu: (pp~f-nnp January 15, 1993 City of Rancho Cucamonga 10500 Civic Center Drive P. O. Box 807 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91729 Attn: Steve Gilliland Engineering Division ~, :)s Ref.: Tr. 13303, Improvement Agreement Extension Dear Steve: Enclosed are 3 executed Improvement Agreement Bxtension forme for Tr. 13303. We would like to extend this Improvement Agreement for 7 months due to delays caused by the rain and the need to complete sidewalks and other miscellaneous items in the last phase. Also enclosed is a check for 5251.00 to cover this extension request. We appreciate your consideration of this extension request. Sincerely yours, LEWIS HOMES MANAGEMENT CORP. Do /tin Terra Viata Project Manager DMT:kak Enclosures f'nn7J~ RESOLUTION N0. GJ,3- Qc~ 0 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT IXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT SECURITY FOR TRACT 13303 NHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, has for its consideration an Improvement Agreement Extension executed on February 3, 1993, by Lewis Homes as developer, for the improvement of public right-of-way ad!acent to the real property specifically described therein, and generally located on the southwest corner of Terra Yfsta Parkway and Mountain View Drive; and NHEREAS, the installation of such improvements, described in said Improvement Agreement and subiect to the terms thereof, is to 6e done in conJunction with the development of said Tract 13303; and NHEREAS, said Improvement Agreement Extension is secured and accompanied by good and sufficient Improvement Security, which is identified in said Improvement Agreement Extension. NON, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California hereby resolves, that said Improveme~rt AgrcemeM Extension and said Improvement Security be and the same are hercDy approved and the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign said Improvement Agreement Extension on behalf of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, and the City Clerk to attest thereto. t'.^n'.!.`iA Ul'1'Y Vp' iCAiVUriV l: UI;AMViV VA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 2, 1993 T0: Mayor and Members of the City Council Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager FROM: William J. O'Neil, City Engineer BY: Steve M. Gilliland, Public Norks Inspector Iz`-~~ SUBJECT: ACCEPTANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS, RELEASE OF BONDS AND NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR TRACT 13858, LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MILLIKEN AVENUE AND BANYAN STREET RECOMEMBIITION: The required street improvements for Tract 13858 have been completed in an acceptable manner, and 1t is recommended that City Council accept said improvements, accept the Maintenance Guarantee Bond 1n the amount of f26,274.00, authorize the City Engineer to file a Notice of Completion and authorize the City Clerk to release the Faithful Performance Bond Tn the anaunt of 2262,739.00. BACKGIIOUMD/ANALYSIS Tract 13858 - located on the southwest corner of Milliken Avenue and Banyan Street DEVELOPER: Brock Homes 3380 Shelby Street, Suite 100 Ontario, CA 91764 Accept: Maintenance Guarantee Bond (Street) f 26,274 Release: Faithful Performance Bond (Street) (262,739 Respectfully submitted, William J. O'Neill City Engineer NJO:SMG:sd Attachment A nn nr:lll RESOLUTION N0. 9.3 - p J) A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR TRACT 13858 AND AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF A NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE NORK NHEREAS, the construction of public improvements for Tract 13858 have been completed to the satisfaction of the City Engineer; and NHEREAS, a Notlce of Completion is required to be filed, certifying the work complete. NOM, THEREFORE, the City Councii 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. ~~~~0 OiAII.P.NCE NO. 506 • AN ORDINlfA*CE OF THE CITY COiII4CII. OF THE CT1SC OF RANCHO CIJCANDNGA, CAISFTHdlIA, A[~IDING SECITON 10.20.020 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMRJ(,A CITSC COUE RING PRIl4F. FACIE SPEm LII~ffTS IXJ CE?YfAIN CITY STREETS A. Recitals (i) California Vehicle Code Section 22357 Provides that this City Cowrcil may, by ordirerre, set prima facie speed limits upon any portion of any street not a state highway. (ii) 'The City Traffic HYgineer has conducted an engineering and traffic survey, of certain streets within the City of Rar~o Cuca2oprga which etraats as specified in Part B of this Ocdinarae. (iii) The detervurations concerning prise facie speed limits set forth in Part B, below, are Lased upon the etgirieeritg and traffic survey identified in Section A (ii), above. B. O1Tllnatlce NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITSt OD[B7CIL OF THE CTTY OF RANQa CUCNANGA WFS HEREBY OROAIN AS FOLiL7WS: • Section 1 Section 10.20.020 hereby is amended to the Random City Cale to read, in xnrds and figures, as follows: 10.20.020 thrra of state law mavimrn speed It is determined by City Council resolution and upon the basis of an engineering aryl traffic investigation that the speed permitted by sf ate law is greater Than 1s reasonable or safe under the conditions found to exist upon such streets, aml it is declared that the prima facie spend limit shall 6e as set forth in this section on those street, or parts of streets designated in this section when signs are erected giving ratite hereof: Declared Prima Facie Name of Street or Portion Affected Steed Limit H4PH1 1. Archibald Ave. -Banyan St. to north end 50 2. Archibald Ave. - 4th St. to earryan St. 45 3. Arras Rt. -baker Ave. to Haven Ave. 45 4. Baker Ave. - 8th St, to Foothill Blvd 35 5. Banyan St. fran Beryl St. to INdon Ave. 35 6. Banyan St. -Haven Ave. to Rodnester Ave. 45 7. Banyan St. fran west City T.imits to Beryl St. 40 e. Base Line Rd. -rest City limits to Carnelian St. 45 9. Base Line Rd. -Carnelian St. to Flernasa Ave. 40 Ordin<]nce No. 506 Page 2 • 10. Base Line Iirl. -Hermosa Ave. to Son~oe Ave. 45 11. Beryl St. -Banyan St. to erd 45 12. Beryl St. - 800' N/o I.®ron Ave. to Banyan St. 40 13. (ani ttel Ave. -Wilson Ave. to Antietam Dr. 35 14. Carnelian St. -Vineyard Ave. to end 45 15. Center Ave. -Foothill Blvd. to (ht¢d~ St. 40 16. Cfiarh St. - Archibald Ave. to Haven Ave. 40 17. Qiurch St. -Haven Ave. to Milliken Ave. 45 18. East Ave. -Base Line 3~1. to Highlarcl Ave. 45 19. 8th St. -Grove Ave. to Haven Ave. 45 20. Etiwarda Ave. -Foothill Blvd., to 24th St. q5 21. Fairmont Dr. -Milliken Ave. to east and 35 22. Fredridcsturg Ave. -Banyan St. to Seven Pines Dr. 35 23. Grove Ave. - 8th St. to Foothill Blvd. 40 24. Haven Ave. - 4th St. to Wilson Ave. 45 • 25. Hellman Ave. -Foothill Blvd.. to Alta Iaia Dr. 35 26. Hellman Ave. - 500' N/o tLin~ *+i to Dr. to Valley View 40 27. Hellman Ave. - 6th St. to Foothill Blvd. 45 28. Hermosa Ave. -Base Line R1. to Wilson Ave. 45 29. Hermosa Ave. -Wilson Ave. to Sun Valley Or. 40 30. Hermosa Ave. - 8th St. to Base Line Idd. 45 31. Highland Ave. -Sapphire SC. to Carnelian St. 40 32. Highland Ave. -Amethyst St. to HeCnnsa Ave. 35 33. HighlaM Ave. -Hermosa Ave. to 800' W/o Haven Ave. 45 34. Hillside Idd. - Panch Gate to Amethyst St. 35 35. Hillside I31. -Amethyst yam, to Haven Ave. 40 36. Hillside Rl. -Haven Ave. to Canistel Ave. 35 37. Hillview snap -Vintage Dr. to Vintage Dr. 30 38. Kenyon Way -Milliken Avenue to Victoria Park In. 35 ~ J nnnn~-~ Ordrrfanoe No. 506 Page 3 L J 39. La1gn Ave. -Jasper St. to Heryl St. 35 40. Iana1 AVe. - Art3~i lc~ld AVe. to AaVC71 Ave. 40 41. Laacrl Ave. -Haven Ave. to Hic~rlard AVS. 40 42. „__-__:ta Dr. - Herncsa Ava. to Haven Ave. 35 43. Mciudain View Dr. -Spruce Ave. to Milliken Ave. 40 44. Netherlands View Loop -Vintage @'. to Vintage Drive. 30 45. 9111 St. -Baker AVE. t0 Arrfiiha ld Ave. 40 46. Red Hill Country Club Dr. - Ft~othill Blvd. to Alta Cuesta 35 47. Rod~ester Ave. -Foothill Blvd. to Base iirw I41 40 48. San Benwrdira Idd. -Vineyard Ave. to Ardlibald Ave 35 49. Sapphire St. -Banyan St. to end 45 50. Sapphire St. - 19th St. to lemon AVe. 40 51. 7th St. -Hellman Ave. to Arr3lil~ld Ave. 45 52. Sierra Crest View Loop -Vintage Dr. to Vintage @. 30 53. Spruce Ave. -Foothill Hlvd. to Base Line 1II3. 40 . 54. 'Terrace View Loop -Vintage Dr. to Vintage Dr. 30 55. 'DErra Vista Pazkway - Q»m31 St. to Milliken Ave. 40 56. Victoria St. - A*+"1+'~l.d Ave. to Ramona Ave. 35 57. Victoria St. - Etiwalda Ave. to Rt. 15 40 58. Victoria St. -Haven Ave. to Merrlocino P1. 40 59. victoria Pazk Ln. -Fairmont Way to Base Line Rd. 35 60. Victoria Windrows Loop (north & south) 35 61. Vineyard Ave. - Clnach St. to Base Line Pd. 40 62. Vineyard AVe. - 8th SY. to Carnelian Ave. 45 63. Vintage Or. -Milliken Ave. to east erd 35 64. Whittram Ave. - Etiwanda Ave. to east City limits 40 65. Wilson Ave. -Amethyst Ave. to Haven Ave. 45 66. Wilson Ave. -Haven Ave. to 200 east of Canistel Ave. 40 ~~^'if;3 Ordinance No. 506 Page 4 • (Ord. 169 Section I (part), 1982; Ord. 39 Section 5.1, (1978). Ranc3io Cuca[ootya 5/82 124 (i) Hoth sixty-five (65) miles per has a`d fifty-five (55) Holes per has are speeds which axe Hors than are -°--^^-`le or safe: and (ii) Rfie miles per has as stated axe the prima facie speeds whidl are most approsiate to facilitate the orderly movement of traffic and axe speed limits which are reasonable and safe on said stxeetr or portia~s thereof; and (iii) The miles per has stated are hereby declared to be the prima facie speed limits on said streets; and (iv) 1Y~e Traffic Efgineer is hereby authorized aid directed to install appropriate signs upa~ said streets giving notice of the lima facie speed limit declared herein. Section 2 The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this Oxdinanc~ and • shall cause the sane to be published as required by law. Section 3 'lhe Mayor shall sign this Olziuanoe aryl the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published withvi fifteen (15) days after its passage at least once in The Inlaid Daily Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, atd circulated in the City of Rancho Qicamorya. r^~~;fi~ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1993 TD: Mayor and Members of the City Council Jack Lam, AZCP, City Mans geY FROM: Brad Puller, City Planner PY: Beverly Nissen, Associate Planner SC BJECT: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND TENTATIVE TFACf 14116 - WILLIAM LYON COMPANY - An appeal of the Planning COmmi991 or.'9 decision approving a residential subdivision of 19 single family lots on d.09 acres of land in the Low Medium Residential District (4-8 dwelling units per acre), located south of Ni.ghland Avenue, west of the Deer Creek Channel - APN: 1076-61-03. Associated with this application is Tree Removal Permit 91-27. Continued Erom January 20, 1993. IrACOMIffiIUA2IOP: Staff recommends that the City Council review the revisions to Tentative Tract 14116 and receive any additional tea timony from the appellant and the public. If, after review, the Council believes that the new proposal or another alternative is preferable to the original tract design, then staff should be directed to prepare a Resolution granting the appeal and referring the project back to the Planning Commission for review and approval and for approval of the necessary associated variances. However, if the Council believes that the revised co:.oeptual aubdivlaion design does not meet the goals and objectives o[ the Deye lopment Code, and is not a super: c. ..sign solution, then the Council should direct staff to prepare a Resolution of. Approval for the original Lract design for action at their next met tinq. HACIQ.POOIID: on January 20, 1993, Lhe City Council reviewed the appeal of Tentative Tract 14116. At that meeting, the appellant and neighboring rear dents indicated concern over the number of lots at the end of Santa Clara Court and the looped circulation pattern between Santa Barbara Place and San Mateo Place. At that meeting, staff was directed by the Council to consider an alternative design which would address the neighbors' concerns as well as limit the length of the upper cut-de-sac to 600 feet. Specific direction was given to look at an alternative that created a short north/south cut-de-sac from Highland and maintained the maximum 600-foot length cut-de-sac for San Meieo. AIALYSIS: The applicant agreed to assist staff in preparing alternative layouts and submitted a revised subdivision design (see ExhibSt "B") which provided an extension of San Mateo Place with four lots at the end of the cut-de-sec. The revised street meets the City's 600 foot requirement. Additionally, a north/south cut-de-sac off of Highland Avenue, and aligned with Lemon Avenue, is provided with six lore. ~,,.~n .'~LJJ CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT TT 14116 - WM. LYON CO. Fenruary 3, 1993 Page 2 At the time of the writing of this report, the Planning and Engineering Divisions have briefly reviewed the new layout, however, the Pire District has not had the opportunity [o review it due to time constraints. Coaments and further analysis will be presented at the meeting. Upon initial review of the project, the Planning Division has identified the following areas of concern with [he alternative presented: 1. Variances for reduction in lot depth and width will be required Eor Lots 5 and 7. 2• Tne site design does not utilize the storm drainage easement as a connection to the regional trail along the channel which would be the preferred solution. The Engineer irg Division has identified the following issues, although the tract design ccu Sd be acceptable with additional corditiona: 1. San Bernardino County Flood Control District approval will be required for a new connection to Deer Creek Channel. 2. Si gna li ration for a Eour-way intersection will be required at Highland Avenue and Lemon Avenue and the associated coats Eor the entire si gnalization will be required with this development. 3. Additional publicly maintained areas will be required along the east side of Lot 2. 4• The proposed gut A, between the two cul-de-sacs, does not seem necessary or de siYab le. 6• Minor revisions to street grading will De required. In addition to the alternative layout reviewed with this report, staff is also preparing a second alternative that would cul-de-sac both Santa Barbara and San Mateo and provide a secondary emergency ingre sa and egress to Highland Avenue. Staff will present that altar native and the issues related to it at the Council meeting. Respectfully suhm itt ed, .v Brea Bu 11er City Planner BB:BN:sp Attachments: Exhibit "A" - City Council Staff Report dated January 20, 1993 Exhibit "E" - Revised Bubdiv iaion Design ~~~~~G CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: January 20, 1997 TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council lack Lam, AICY, City Mana gez FROM: Brad Bu liar, City PLanner BY: Beverly Nissen, Associate Planner SV9.T ECT: ENVIR(AJMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND TENTATIVE TRACT 14116 - NILLZAM LYON COP@ANY - An appeal of the Planning Commission's decision approving a residential sssbdivislon of 19 single family iota on 4.09 acres of land in the Low Medium Residential Disiri ct (d-0 dwelling unite per acre), located south of Highland Avenue, west of the Deer Creek Channel - APN: 107fi-61-03. AsaOCiated with Chia application is Tree Removal Permit 91-27. E®COM~iDATIOF The Planning Commis eion recommends that the City Council approve Tentative Tract 14116 through adoption of the aCtached Reaoluiion. ABSTRACP This item is being appealed by Council Member Rex Gutierrez, who has expressed concern with the circulation pattern along the northern portion of the project site and with the number of lots at the end of Santa Clara Court. BACRGNDDND On September 14, 1908, the William Lyon Company submitted a proposal for a 21-lot custom lot subdivision which consisted of a circulation pattern with three east-west oriented cul-de-sacs. This subdivision was a part of a master plan approved by the Planning CoWia9lon in April 1986 with Tract 12952, located immediately to the weal. The master plan illustrated a proposed loop street connecting to Highland Avenue (gee Exhibit ^N"). The northerly cul-de-sac of Tract 14116 (San Mateo place) was deai geed to be approximately 770 feet in length. Staff re eponded to the applicant that their pzoposal was inconsistent with the City policy which limited cul-de- sac length to 600 feet, unless epecifi ca lay approved by the Fire District. The two southerly cul-de-seta had lengths of 535 feet and 240 Eeet and were not affected by the 600-foot limitation. The applicant did meet with the Fire District and chose not to putsue the tract deai gn with three cul-de-sate because alternative deaigna were possible Thai did not conflict with the 600-foot policy. The second proposal was submit led on April 17, 1991. This proposal consisted of 19 lots with the street connecting San Mateo Place to ~~~v~~ x ~'1 b',~ " A " CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT TT 14116 - WILLIAM LYON COMPANY ,Ianuazy 20, 1993 Page 2 Highland Avenue. Through a series of neighborhood meetings and the Desi 9n Review process, the proposal was redesigned to provide a loop street between Ban Mateo Place and Santa Bazbara place and to eliminate the connection to Highland Avenue. Three Lots have been located at the end of Santa Clara Court as indicated in alt prey ions proposals. The Pia nning Commission approved the final design on December 9, 1992. 11llALYSIS The appeal of the tract design is two fold: 1. Number of lots at the end of Santa Clara Court: The appellant, as well as n¢i ghbo ring residents, believe that the provision of three lots at the end of the street would create parking problems, as well as an excessive amount of rgncrete driveways at the end of the street. They also believe that it would he inconsistent with other cul-de-sacs in the neighborhood. The lot size of the three lots in question are consistent with those ir. the neighborhood in terms of square footage, but due to their location at the and of the cul-de-sac have lot trontages at the minimum allowed fot the district (30 feet). 2. 5tc set Circulation: Residents, as well as the appellant, would prefer to have the original prof ecG design (three cul-de-sacs) rather than the loop street configuration. The residents feel as though this would maintain and preserve the character of the existing nei9hbornoods. DISCOSSIq In discussions with the applicant, they have indicated a willingness to proceed with the original street configuration. In order to approve this concept, however, the City Council would have to modify the existing policy and ordinance regarding maximum cul-de-sac length. Following i8 a discussion of the intent and background of that particular policy: Cul°De-5ac Policy on Februa ty 7, 1990, the City Council heard and adopted by minute action a report on current City standards for street width, length, and access relative to the operation of emergency vehicles presented by the Fire Chief and the City Engineer. The particulars of the 500 toot length is beet explained in the attached copy of the staff report (Exhibit D). The zeport reiterates a Foothill Fire Protection District requirement contained in their Ordinance No. 10 adopted March 13, 19 N6 and also in the City's General Plen (Exhibit E) that cul-de-saca C TTY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT TT 14116 - WILLIAM LYGN COMPANY January 20, 1993 Page 3 should not exceed 600 feet in length. Specifically, the Ordinance does not permit cul-de-sacs in excess of 60C feet unless two point9 of access are provided or a turf-blocked emergency sere ss is conatru rte d. In order for the City Council to allow a cul-de-sac .in excess of 600 feet, Ordinance No. 10 would have to be amended as well as the policy in the General Plan regarding cul-de-sac length. Since the approval of the report by City Council, staff 's position has been that cul-de-sac streets shall not exceed 600 feet in length, except when it can be demonstrated that the property owner will not have reasonable use of his property due to extreme physical constraints as agreed to by the Planning, Engineering, and Fire Departments. In those cases, some form of mitigation will be required. Staff can recall only one instance that the fi00-foot length was exceeded. The project is located north of Hillside and east of Beryl Street (Tract 14644 - ate Exhibit "I"). It is an extension of a County approved subdivision bounded by existing residential property to the north and west and the C-wens Channel to the south and east. This item was advertised as a public hearing in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin newspaper, the site has been posted, and notices were sent to all property owner s within 100 feet of the project site, as well as to those in attendance at the ne i ghberhood meetings. s Pespectfully s ubmit ubmitted, -,-~" Brad Buller ~'~ City Planner BB;BN:mlg Attachments; Exhibit "A" - Lettet of Appeal Exhibit "B" - Planning Commission E[aff Repozt dated December 9, 1992 Exhibit "C" - Rlannin9 Commission Resolution 92-146 Exhibit "D" - City Council Staff Report dated January 22, 1990 Exhibit "E" - Excerpt Erom City's General Plan E%hibi[ "F" - Ordinance No. 10 Exhibit "G" - Planning Commission Minutes dated Decembez 9, 1992 Exhibit "H" - Master Plan for Tract 12952 Exhibit "I" - Site Plen for Tract 14644 Cul-De-Bar Resoluti on Approving Tentative Tract 14116 f !1%17fJ3 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA MEMORANDUM OATS: TO: FAON: SUBJECT: DecamWt 21, 1992 ///~~~ r Oebra J. Adams, City Clark ~~' JJI Re% Gutierrer, City Council Nembwr~/ b APPEAL O! PI.AIININO COMMISSION DECISION RE TENTATIVE TAACT 11316 I wish La appeal CM conditions of approval o! Tentatlvs Tract 11136 with regards to number of lou and lot configuration at the end o[ Santa CLu Court and strut circulation pattern of san Mateo Place and Santa Barbara Platy. RG/go RECEIVED SIN OF RANCHO CUCANOM^ C1TV CLEAN DEC 21 1992 ~181911S ll~121 t1q:'4i5 i6. - Nk4l~VLr - CITY OPtANN~N OIVIS ONE DEC 28'1992 ~ 8:91>Dlnl~'i1+2~3i4~516 p ^u (A'.''~':r'; ~ t,ll x yr IVY1V l.riV GUGHNil/1V liA ? STAFF REPORT . ';` TD: Chairman and Members of the Planning Commission FADM: Brad Buller, City Planner HY: Beverly Nissen, Associate Planner SVBJ ECT: ENVIAQIMSNTAL ASSESSMENT AND TENTATIVE TMCf 14116 - WILLIAM LYON CDMpANY - A residential gubdiv181on of 19 single faadly lots on 4.09 acres of land in the Low Medium Residential District (d-3 dwelling unite per acre), located south of Highland Avenue, west of the Deer Creek Channel - APN: 1076-61-03. Associated with this application is Trae Removal Permit 91-27. Staff ternmmenda issuance of a mitigated Negative Declaration. PROJECT AND SITE DESCRIPTION: A. Action Requested by Applicant: Approval of the subdivision map and conceptual grading plea and issuance of a mitigated Negative DeC laratl0rt• B. Project Denei ty: 4.6 dwel ling unite per acze. C. Surrounding Lend U9e and Zoning: North - Tzact 17890 (under oonseructlon)1 Low Reei dentist District (a-8 dwelling unite per acze) South - Ceei Creek Channels Low Medium Residential District (yictorie Cosmunlty Plan) East - Deer Creek CRannell Low Medium Residential District (Victoria Coemunlty Plan) West - Tract 12952: Low Medium Residential District (4-3 dwelling unite per scre) D. General Plan Deei gnations: PzojecC Site -Low Mediue Residential North - Law Nsdium Residential South - Mediue Residential Ea et - Plood Control/Utility Corridor West - Low Medium Residential E• Sits Characterietica: The si to elopes from north to south at approximately 5 percent. The vacant site contains 11 trees end scrub vegetation. The si to is noG pert of the Victoria Planned Community. ANALY315: A. General: The project Se a subdivision only - no house deal gne era proposed at this time. The lots range in ai ze from 5,000 to 12,207 PLANNING COMNISSIC 1TA PP REPORT TT 14116 - WM. LYON COl4+ANY December 9, 1992 Page 2 square feet and average 7,006 square feet in area. The minimum nei and minimum average lot sizes exceed the requirements of the Loa Medium Residential District which are 5,000 and 6,000 square fee[ re apeetlvely. Nei ghborhood Meeting: The project ae originally proooaed rnnsisted of 19 lots but had a different street configuration which connected San Mateo Place to Highland Avenue and provided a cul de Sac at the end of Same Barbara Place (see Exhibit "A"). A neighborhood meeting was conducted on the original subdivision on November 18, 1991. At that meeting, the residents expressed concern regarding the through connection io Highland Avenue (see Exhibit ^H^ for the list of attendees). In zeapon9e to the concerns of the residents, the applicant redesigned the project to eliminate the connection to Highland Avenue. A revised project consisting of 20 lots was presented at a second neighborhood meeting on March 1, 1992. The minute! from the meeting and a lice of attendees is provided in Exhibit "C.^ The residents had concerns regarding the number of lore at the end of the Santa Clara cul de sac and Ealt that perked care and increased traffic and congeetian would present a problem. They also indicated they would prefer to have a perk at the end o[ the street and generally felt that the number of lots proposed was exceaeive. The applicant hoe revised the layout since the last neighborhood meeting by eliminating one lot (per DAC recommendation) which eliminated the flag Iota ai the end of inn Mateo Place; however, the number of lots at the end of the Santa Clara cul da sac was not revived. Deei gn Review Committee: The Design Raviea Committee (MCNiel, Chitiea, Rrouiil) approved the original tract layout faith the connection to Highland Avenue) on September 19, 1992, with the following conditions: 1. The theme well along NS ghland Avenue should wrap around the corner adjacent to the channel and terminate at the southerly property line for Loi 4. 2. The remainder of the wall along the Deer Creek Channel should be con eletent with the ezieiing as 11 adjacent to the channei. 3. A trail connection to the future Deer Creek Regional Trail should be provided at the end of Santa Barbara place. The details oC the tzeil design, and whether or not the trail landscaping will M msinteined In a Landscape Maintenance District, should be determined by the Ciey Engineer and City Planner. Landscape planet Sndlceting the Lreil and surrounding sal le should ba reviewed and approved by the City Planner and City engineer prior to recordation of the Cinal map. ~n~n ~rYn ~ C aw 1 yy ~lY PLANNING COMM IS SI O: PAFF'. REPORT TT 14116 - WM. LYON COMPANY December 9, 7992 Page 3 The details of removing and replacing the existing westerly perimeter wall should be reviewed and approved by the City Planner prior to Che issuance of qra ding permit a. Since the first Deai gn Aeview Committee meeting, the project was revised to eliminate the through connection to Highland Avenue because of concerns of local residents ae noted above. The revised project was reviewed by the Design Review Committee (Valletta, Tolatoy, Coleman) on March 5, 1992 and they did not approve the project in this configuration and directed staff and the applicant to work together to reeo lve the following issues prior to Planning Commission review: a. The number of flag lots at the end of the knuckle at San Mateo place and Santa Barbara place shoo ld be reduced. A shored driveway should be utilized between two of the three lots at the end of San Mateo Place. The applicant submitted revi98d plane to etaft which eliminated one of the flag lore at Che end of the knuckle at San Mateo Place and Santa Harbara Place. Co®ent No. 2 of the Design Review Committee hag been added ae a Condition of Approval. Trails Advisory ComaiiGee: Because OE the location oP the project, which abuts a Euture Regional Trail along Deer Creek Channel, the proposal was reviewed by the Trails Advisory Committee. The Committee origins lly reviewed the project on May 15, 1991, and recommended a trail connection to Deet Creek Channel. The Committee reviewed the revised project on February 19, 1992, and recommended that a 20-foot wide paeeo trail connection be mode somewhere between Lota 6-13 to the future Deer Creek Regional Trail. Staf[ informed the Committee that there ere several exieeSng paseo trails which link neighborhoods on the weal aide of the Deer Creek Channel to the future Regional Trail. AL the last neighborhood meeting, ieeidenta suggested Chet the trail connection be made at iha end of Santa Clara Court. However, this would be too cloea to an existing frail connection at the end of Sonora Place (see Exhibit "D"). The developer has proposed the trail connection at the end of San Mateo Place (see Exhibit "E"). E. Tree Removal Permit: Associated with the project Se the request to remove 11 multi-franked Mountain Mahogany. The trees are subject to the tree replacement criteria of Ordinance 19.00. Partlnent conditions have been included in the aitnched Aeealutlon of Approval. P. Technical Aevier Committee: The Technical Review Co:mlttea reviewed the orlginai proposal on September 10. 1991, and the re viaed proposal on March 4, 1992. The revised proposal was approved subject to the pertinent conditions in the attached Resolution of Approval. rnr .,r; 3 11 ~a1, PLANNING r_OlR1IS SI O~ ,TAFp REPORT TT 14116 - RM. LYON COMPANY December 9, 1992 Pa qe 4 G. Grading Co®ittee: The Grading Committee reviered the original proposal on September 17, 1991, and the revised proposal on March 3, 1992. The revised project was approved subject to the conditions noted in the Conditions of Approval. H. Environmental Assea9ment: Part I of the Initial Study has been completed by the applicant. Staff has completed Part II of the Environmental Checklist and determined that the project could adversely affect Che environment because o! the Cree removal. However, tree replacement is requited as a mitigations therefore, the project will not have a significant impact on the environment. FACTS FOR FINDINGS: The project is consistent with the General plan and the Development Code. The projeM, with the added mitigation measures, will not be detrimental to the public health or salety, or cause nuisances or 9l gniticant adverse environmental impacU. In eddltias, the proposed use and site plan, together rlth the zeta®ended Conditions of Approval, are in compliance rith the applicable provisions of file Development Code and City standards. CORABSPONDENCE: This item has been advertised as a public hearing in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin newapeper, the property has bean posted, and notices have been sent to all property owners rithin 30D feet of the project Bite, as well ae to those in attflndnnce at the Neighborhood meetings. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission approve Tentative Tract 14116, eubj act to the Conditions of Approval, through adoption of the attached Resolution and iseuence of a mitt gated Negative Declaration. 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The secrond neighhborhood meeting for thin project ru cronducted on 2Yleaday, March 3, 1992 et 7730 p.m. The atGndau (ap attached Liat) reviewed the revised subdivision Laywt end had the [olloring wncsrna: 7. The use of existing atnaG for coMtruction traffic thrwgh the existing single faaily nei9hboMaod rss a rnncarn. 2. Concern regarding crompatib111ty of nr homes rith the existing homes wee expnard by the rssldants. Staff responded that the home rare not Ming procasrd for approval at this fir and that Chia issue would be reviewed by the Plann inq Corlaaiw at a later date Men a Des19n Aeview application wu submitted. 3. Aesi dents expressed concern regarding the nusber of howaa at the and o[ the SanU Clara cul-ds-uc. They felt ea though parked care rould present a problem u well ea increased noire, traffic and congution. TM residents indicated that they rare told by City soft in Che past that there would M m Mvelopment at tM end of Chair nil-d-nc snd they fsli that the amount of lots propoud wu exwglw. They could prefer to ar • park aL the end of the col-da-f ac. 9tafC indicated that th• rridants shoo ld addrus their commmta to the Planning Co®SUlon bout in parson a well as by latter. Ns also indica4d to CM ruldenea that their concerns would M included Sn the stsft report and that Lhey would M notified of the dat• of the rating. HN: mlg Aitechment 11 ~ ~e 11 ~. .,. J!I EX~+io~ r ~-- ~l~~ti n~nao~-stoop ~T~. NEl Ei~115bR~t1~ . ,- ,_ .t1N4 ~ 1'httSo 5( faN 1?P ,,~. ~5~ p~ .7ac.{c-sue sH~~T = 3 f 3~q 2 ~rznwir.~ D~'ui~i'ov~ /~,j.ql ~ n i+T~ /1/IO.f.</f ~Of~2 fAN /b1 TEO /~~C 'K 7 7Y ~,~~~ ~1~,0001L_V'~IQ~ tC~ ~ ~m~aCl~aaC{. `?8956 8~ ~`tiED ~ ~ D~ c/x ~/v3{, SN.ow .S7" sQirA Cor.9.v, C,~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ?69F N~G~H I,P~ D ,4vE. 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THE PLANN INC COMMISSION OP THE CITY OP RANCHO CUCANONGA, CALIPORNIA, APPROVING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP NO. 14116 A RESIDSNTIAL SUBDIVISION OP 19 SINGLE FAMILY LOTS ON 6.09 ACRES OP LAND IN THB LON MEDIVM RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (6-B DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE), LOCATED SOUTH Ol HIGFII.ANO AVENUE, W63T O! THE DEER CREEE CHANNEL, AND HARING FINDINGS IN 50PPORT THEREOF - APN: 1076-61-03. A. ReciGla. (i) William Lyon Company has filed an appllcation for the approval of Tent at ivw Tract Map No. 14116 a described in the title of Chia Roolution. HerelnafGr in thL Msolut ion, tM eubjwt Twntatlvw Tract Map raquwat is refarrad to a ^t ha appllcation.• (il) On the 9th day of DscsmWai 1992, Gha Planning Coamlasion of the city of Raneho Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public haarinq on thw application and concludaHl acid haarinq on that date. (iii) All Lgal prerequlsitn prior to LN adapt ion o[ thin Rwsolutlon Rave occurred. B. fl~solution. NOW, THEREFORE, it U nereby found, debrminwd, and rHOlved by the Planning Commiuion of CM Clty or Rancho Cueaagnga a follows: 1. TAL Commission hwreby apeclfically Linda that all of the facto ut forth in CM Recltall, Part A, of this Resolution are trw and correct. 2. Eased upon subsuntlal evidence preunud to this Commission during ehw above-retsranced public hurlnq on December 9, 1992, inelud ing written and oul staff repotte, togetMr with public uet imony, thin Commission herwby apee![lwlly finds a follows (al TM application appliu to property looted south of Highland Avenue and wset of DNr Czeek Channel With a aerHt frontage of 330 Oat along Highland Avsnua and lot depth of 730 hwt and is pruently vaesne; and (b) The property to tM north o[ ehw subject sits i• a single family residential development under construction, the property to eha tooth of that site coneist^ of ^ingL family residential development, the property to the ust i^ the Dur Creek Channel, and Lhe peoparty to eM wut i• a ^ingL family ro identlal dwalopment; and (c) The project, with tM recomnrnded Condit loos of Approval, complla• with all developnwne standards of tM city of Rancho Cucamonga. ~~^~~~ ~Xt~~~~r "c~," PLf:+N ING COMMISSION tOLUTION NO. 3~-_q3 M 14:16 - WILLIAM L...N COMPANY Dsoember 9, 1997 Page 2 3. Based upon the eubatantial evidence pruented to this Commi a ion during the above-referenced public hearing and upon the specific findings of Eact• set Eorth in paragrsphs 1 and 2 above, thi• Commie ion hereby finds and concludes ae follows: (a( Ths tentative tract i• consisbnt with tM Genezal Plan, Development Code, and specif le plans; and (b) TM design or improvements of the tentative tract era consistent with the General Plan, Development Cods, and apeeifie plans; and (c) TN site is phys ieally suitable for the type of dwelopmeni proposed; end (d) The dsaign of the subdivision i• not likely to cause substantial environmental damage and avoidable injury to humane and wildlife or their habitat; and (el The tentative tree[ i• not likely to rouse oriou• public health probloe; and (f( The design of tM bntatlve tract will not eontliet with anY easement sxquired by the public aY large, now of record, for aecso through or use of the property within tM proposed subdivision. 4. Thi• Commission hereby finds and certifies that the project ha• bon reviewed and considered in compliance with tM CalLtarnla Environmental Quality Act of 1970 end, further, thi• Cadaiesion hereby is suss a mitigated Negat ive Declaution. 5. Bued upon CM findings and eonclusion• ut forth in perag: ~,a 1, 2, 3, and 4 above, thi• Commiuion hereby approves the applieat ion out cc to och and every condition set forth below and in the at bchsd 5c andard conditions attacMd hereto and Lncorporatsd herein by thl^ rsterenw. Planning Division 1) A shared driveway shall be utilized Detwsen two of the three lots at the end of son Mateo Place and Santa Clara Court. 7( Tha theme wall along Nighlan0 Avenue eh-11 wrap around ehs corner adj aeot to the channel and terminate at the southerly property line for Lot 6 (i.e., the peuo tracl(. 7( Construct a call •lonq the Our Cnek Channel [rom the northerly property lino of Lot 7 to terminate at the apex of the triangular piece •t the south end of Lot 19. Said wall shell match the exist ing well eo the south. r nn ~4JJ Ilp ~I11 PLANNING COldtI33I0N JLVTZON NO. 3:-:+b TT 14116 ~ NILLIAM L1./N COMPANY December 9, 1992 Page 3 4) Tha details of removing and replaclnq the existing weebrly perimeter wall shall ba tw lewd and apptowd by the City Planner prior to the issuance of grading permiu. 5) Tne Removal Permit 91-27 is Mzeby approved subject to tN replacement of the I1 multl- trunbd Grcocarpus eetuloldes (Mountain Mahogany) with the largut grown nurory ttock avsllable. The location and speeLS shall W shown on the final landscape plan to W reviewed and approved by the City Planner prior to lasuanca of gzadlnq permits. b) The dwelopz shall Drovids each prospective buyer wrltUn netiee of tM Pourth StrNC Rock CrusMr project prior to aecepeinq a deposit on any property. 7) Cross-lot drainage shall b• el lminaead and Lllustrated on the final qudlnq plan. 3) The walla along the wart alda of Lots 17 and 19 should be continued up to • point even with the front of the house on Lots 6B and 17 of Tract 12952, respectively. 9) TAe detall• o[ cM conNttlon to the Regional Trail, and whetMt tM trail wnneetion landaeaplnq will W maintained in a Landscape Maintenance OLtrict, shall W determLnad by the Clty PLnnec and City Engineer. Landscape plane indicating the trail and surrounding w1U •hail G rwiewed and approved by the City Planner and Clty EngLnNr prior to recorder ion oC the final map. 6nalneerlna 0lvleion 1) M 1n-lieu fee as contribution co the future undergroundinq of the •%letlnq overhead uti11t1u (tslecommunicaC lon^ and •lecttical) boated an tM north •ide o[ XSghLnd Avenw shell M paid to the ctty prior to approval of the linal Map. TM fu shall M one-half the City adopted un iC amount times tM length from the wet project boundary to the centerline o[ peer creek Channel. 21 Highland Avenue shall be Conai rutted toll width fray Sraee 11951 on CM wet to Tract 13037 on ~~~~`)~ li~~~ll PLANNING COMMISSION OLOTION N0. 32-1;. TT 16116 - WILL IAN LYON COMPANY December 9, 1992 Page 6 the rut, including the widening of the bridge over Dnr Creek Channel, in conformance with O sawing No. 1390. If tMee improveme0t• ere completed by the developer o[ Tract 13890 on the north Bide of Highland Awnw, Ghie developer shall nimburw the Tract 13890 developer for the coei of improvements south of ehs Highland Avenue eenterl ins for the length Of Che project frontage. If thi• developer campletu the improvements, he shall W eligibL for zeimbunement a follows: a) Credit against and reimbursement [or costa in excu^ o[ Che Cleywide Transportation Development Pees for all work within to Deer Creek channel right-at-way, except landscaping. o) The developer may request • rsimbureemsnt agreaernt to recover the cost of improvesienes on the north •ide of tN HSghLnd Avsnw esnurl ins fronting Tract 13890 upon develapnent of that tract. 3) Extend the pavement etuait ion Lnecalled for the temporary ^T^ intersection of 19th SCrtlC with NLghLnd Avenue to meet the new improvesunee end install object markers to the satiaSaCtion of ehs City Engineer and :altrans. 4) The developer shall request Lhat ehs City approprlaCely pzoces• and qu It claim Lot C o[ Tract 12952 prior to final map approval. 5) The developer eha11 make a good faleh of tort to of ter eM CrlanquLr portion oL Cot 19, mouth of the ntainlnq wall, tc the woes of the property to the went (Lot 66 oL Tract 12952). if that woes egreesr a lot llna adjuetnwnC eo accampl Lh eM transfer shall W recorded prior to final map approval. 6) Reconstruct the drive approacA on Lot 57 of Tract 12952 when construct inq the knuckle beewssn Stnst "A" and Santa Barbara Plate. 7) Parkway landscaping acrou the Plood Control District property shall be instil ied from the tut traei boundary to the ex let inq urminu• at Tuft 13057. Landscspinq shall transit ion batwssn the 19th Strnt and Hlgh Lod Avenue ~^n~J/ n ~ ~~n PLANNING COMMISSION OLVTION NO. 92-~~g TT 14116 ~ WILLIAM LYNN COMPANY December 9, 1992 Page 5 themes and ba eompatibU with exist inq Ylaod Control District Lndsoapinq, which shall ba sham on the landaeape plane fot refannea. e) The deign of Lot A shall be eoneiatent with •imllar tcail eonmctiona Lo Lhe south. 9) Aeeeo ramps may G required on both •idee of tM knuckle toi tN trail eonroction during plan check. 6. The Seoretery to Chia Cammieslon shall cart ify to tM adoption of Lhi• Resolution. APPROVED AND ADOPTED TNIS 9TR DAY OP DECEMBER 1992. PIJINNI N~6~/M//~)J~}7'I S-,S.,I(O/nN/ O//l^{~/T_IR~C~I/TY~O! iANCHO CUCAIIOEOA BY • / / //!!~~ / / • Gi~S Brad L, Brad BulUr, Secretary o! Ue Plannlnq CoapUeion of the Clty of Rancho Cucamonga, do hereby certify that the [oregoinq Ruoiut ion wu duly and regularly ineroduced, passed, anQ adopted by the Plannlnq Cammifeion of the City of Rancho Ncamonge, at • regular meeting o! the Plannlnq CosmLeion held on tM 9th day of December 1992, by tM tollowinq voN-towit: AYES: CONMISEIONERlr CNITIEA, MCNIEL, [~LCHER, TOLSTOY, VALLETTE NOES: COMMIBSIOMERSt NONE ABSENT: COl012SSIONEAE: NONE R'~n u~J" li C ~~ )) - CITY OF RANCHO CUCA:dONGA STAFF REPORT ~ ~ _" `~- ~ ~~ =_* DA7$ January 22, 1990 `~ ~I ID Mayor and Members of the City Council FRObt: Russell H, Maguire. City Engineer ' L. Dennis Michael, Firc Chief ~I SL•B1EC1': Report on Current Ciry Standard Street Width, Length and ' Access Relative to [he Operation of Emergency Vehicles '~~ I3ECO~L~tF.y'DATIOY: Minimum street widW for both public sad private residential erects should be ^o Icss than 36 feet, with no variance allowed. Cul-de-sac's in high density «sidential (i.c. condominium. apartment, attached multi-family) areas should no[ exceed 300 feet in length. All other cubde•sac's should m[ exceed 600 feet i^ length. Cul•de•sac's in excess of 600 feet should sot be allowed and should be replaced by a through sweet with two points of mabatrucied 35 foot acccss. All subdivisions tracts should have two complete sad unobstructed points of acccss, each a minimum of 36 feet wide. During Yovember of 1989, questions were directed to the City Engineering Depanment and to the Fire District regarding what appeared to be differences io the interyrctation and application of their respective coda a applied to street widths, Ooe specific point of discussion revolved around a project located on north Hermosa Avenue, !mown sr 'Ibe Waodt", aherc the sweet width wa permitted at 28 Pont. Historically speaking, me Fire District hu had the rapeosibility of establishing faro 1 ~e nd Rrn access standards in accordance wiW their Ordinance N10 and the Engineering Depanment has adminiuered We requircmeata pertaining [o gu6lic streets tl established in the Cireuluion Element of the General Pion. The fire lane and fire access standards K, for the moat part. applied to within commercial/indunrial projects wheee the type of construction and/or occupancy dictue the need for a minimum 26 foot fire lane. This width illows for the set-up of the truck company while still leaving enough diataace for another piece o[ emergency equipment to pW the truck, it needed. 71ia type of procedure is not normally required when combating firs in single family type rcsidemial stmctures. Therefore, the minimum 36 toot public street width is sufficient for the Firc District needs. but the minimum street widtd must be maintained at 36 feet. ~X~}I$IT" ttbtt Street Wid[h, Leng,.., and Access January 22, 1990 Page 2 There have been some instances where a private development has been constructed utilizing non-dedicated streets in (heir project. Being private streets, the width of the street is constructed below the minimum width accepted for public or dedicated streets. This allowable narrowing creates tactical problems for the Fire District and parking enforcement problems for the Sheriff. The above mentioned problems arc the result of narrowed street widths in what is normally a private, gated development where parking is allowed on both sides oC the street. When considering these private streets, two areas of concem should be recognized. The first concern is ;,osmotic:. These private streets can be posted as fire lanes by placing signs every 100 feet throughout the project or the curbs can be painted red. Neither of Neu will produce general public or city planner appeal Cor aesthe[ic quality. Secondly, enforcement of the no parking would become difficult in a gated community, due to the lack of continued and reliable access through the gates. Even without the gores. the enforcement problem would be continuous and burdensome and could produce adverse reactions to the Council :r. vet on behalf of the affected residents. Therefore, these private streets should be treated the same as the public street and a minimum width of 36 feet should be required. This will provide for reliable emergency access and at the same time reduce the need for parking enforcement. Cul•dc-~ac'a The long dead-end, cut-de-sac type street has been found to be one of the most difficult to plan around initially and also to navigate later on when completed. These issues become extremely problematic when the cut-de-sac is proposed for a high density dwelling project. Some of the problems that occur are that the residents and/or visitors will not only park on both sides of the street (normally 600 feet long), but also park perpendicular to the cut-dt-sac bulb, creating a rum-around problem for emergency equipment. When that occur, it becomes necessary Cor the apparatus opera[ors to back the equipment approximately 600 felt out to the nearest interectioo. Even with the use of "backer" (another firefighter watching We back of the unit as it moves backward) it is not an all together safe practice. This required backing out also delays the response of this unit, should it be needed at another emergency scene. Another item to consider is chat during u emergency at these high density projects, the emergency equipment will be utemptiog to use the same access in u Ne resident arc using to evacuate. This will become more profoundly noticeable when a natural disaster s[rika and partially or completely isolates those residence living in high density projecu on 600 foot long streets. Based upon We foregoing information, it is to the advantage of the emergency responders and to the residents that cul•de•sac'a in multi-(amity zoning be limited in Length to 300 feet. This will reduce the number of vehicles on the street, reduce the backing distance and reduce the potential threat of those ~XF~1611' ' D-~ ~ Street Width, Leny,d and Access January 22, 1990 Page 3 heing isolated to one-half in comparison to [he numher of those currently existing on 600 foe[ cut-de-sac's. ~'sl-de-<ac'~ 'n F*~• f 600 F t Within the past year or so, a project was proposed which, when completed, would have tied two streets together, giving access to the project Crom two points. A small uprising of citizen complaint surfaced and the end result was one short cut-de-sac and another cul•de-sac approximately 1200 feet in length. It was then necessary to require an emergency secondary access to this project in an attempt to mitigate the excessive IengN of the cul•de-sac. That secondary access now presents a set of problems on its own. The big problem is. will the access be there when we need it? fn the meantime, who is going to monitor and enforce its existence on a consistent basis? In the Cuturc, we should avoid creating on-going problems for ourselves by not allowing cut-de-sac's in excess of 600 feet. It would appear the most expedient, cost effective, and gajgyi method of resolving this type oC dilemma is to require through streets in place of extended cut-de-sacs. The citizen's conccros regarding traffic and noise is understood, but at the same time it is not too unrealistic to believe that the original citizen concern can turn into litigation when it is found that a delay in response occurted due to blocked access, both primary (cars, parking, natural disaster, etc.) and secondary (growth, planting, construction, etc.). Again, it is to our advantage and ultimately to that of the citizen, that cut-de•sacs in excess of 600 (cot not be permitted in any zoning area. Two Pointe of Aceex~ for T to This area is one which should be most easily remedied. Two points of access for tracts is required on a fairly s[andard basis at this time. Again, it is a safety based requirement which enhances the ingress of emergency vehicles while at the same time allowing for [he egress of rcsidenu via a sepuate route. On occasion, emergency vehicles will be responding from diametrically opposing directions and two points of access allows for a mote npid and direct response for both vehicles. This area could stand some emphasis but for the most part is being handled on a fairly equitable and consistent basis throughout the city. Respectfully submitted G~~'A 4 enn`"" 's M'Ch7C' ~ M, Ma i Fire Chief G er LBA/ss ~±nn~t3~ ~kl}IDI1 °D-~" ~G~,:r,C~'h t'G/:~L The future fire station locations are not now owned by the district nor is the location site specific. The depiction of a fire station is an indication of a projected future need that may be adjusted over time as the City develops. • All proposed development shall satisfy the structural fire protection standards co ntained in the most recent editions of the Uniform Building Code and the Uniform Fire Code. All proposed development shall be adequately served by water supplies for community fire protection. • All proposed development shall meet the Foothill Fire Protection District's requirements for safe and ready access for fire and other emergency equipment. The design of roads and street systems should meet the following standards. - Each development or phase of development should have at least two different ingress-egress routes. - Cul-de-sacs should not exceed 600 feet and should provide aturn-around right of way not less than 90 feet in diameter. Street grades should not exceed t2 percent except for short distances where topographic conditions do not permit lesser grades. In areas designated as high fire hazard, the City and County should undertake or continue programsto minimizefuel buildup around residences and other occupied structures. Establishment and maintenance of a greenbelt or cultivated fuel break between fire risk areas and urbanized areas. The City should undertake programs to manage the interface between lightground fuels and heavy forest fuels so that easily staded fires with low burning intensity can be controlled before they have the opportunity to ignite the heavierfuels such as dense chaparral and those of the woodland areas. Such programs should include the following measures. Fire buffersalong heavilytraveled roads should be created by thinning, discing. or controlled burning subject to air quality restrictions. Brush, but not woodlar~d canopy, should be cleared from the road for 10 feet on both sides of the road. Firebreak programs in risk areas where there are no roads should be continued. A minimum firebreak from 30 to 700 feet should be maintained in these areas. The existing rows of eucalyptus should be topped and trimmed, and combustible and dead vegetative material at the base should be re moved. The fire hazard posed by existing blue gum species of eucalyptus should be recognized and the feasibility of replacing these trees should be considered. • All applications fordevelopment in the fire hazard area shall include an interim fuel management program to reduce the risk of fire. • The County and City shall encourage clustered developments to provide for more localized and eftective fire protection measures such as consolidation of fuel buildupabatement, firebreak maintenance. v zz ~iX~~~J~•f huh is ~^~Jh~i OKDiNANGE ,VO, ip C•r bs s;;ail bz pa:ntz3 red and(cr approved fz:z z:'. =_ signs rnstaired `„_ the lencih desi cr.a led by the Footni.l Fire :resection District. Said slCns shall be :nsta L'ed :.o m,,._ than 100 feet apart on :oats znd access~,-a ys up to 1%S a.i le in length. On roads ar,d accesswavs in excess o` 1/. r„r le in length, said sicns shall be ir.s to lied no more than 200 [eel apzr t. „' Se_ticn 10.207 of the Oni=o rm Fire Code is here Sy ar..z nded to add Section Im) as follows: (m) Ingress ar,d Egress. Ir, residential tract develoo- neats and where eel-de-szc streets in excess o<_ 600 feet e~:is t, two separate and distinct points o: access linpress and egress) shall be provided. This may also be applied to certain industrial park developments. Ar ~icla 10 of the Uni'_orm Fire Code is hereby amended to add S_Ction 10.210 "Building Certification". Section 10.210. The Fire Chief or his designate shat not certify any building or occupancy until he is satisfied that the reeuiremer.is for fire protection facilities have actually Seen constructed and provided in accordance with the approved plan. The developer s'r.a11 call the Fire Di_tr'ct ;;or in s_oections related co the construc~ien cf r___L ed fire proteccio;z =~_zl~.t_e s. ~_.__ ^1< 10 of = .. Pine Ced> is .=re^v a-._..__s ~- _.... ~__licn 10.21': -.c cess Door S". _____,,: 10.21E ticcess :: Dons shall be prodded a,. n___ crcu nd lzvel for - -_ fichti .g r~osos acrr a^ce wi.h c ._ i; `c-„ B•~i'_din^~ Code. ';'here 7 sr.aL Vice at leas_lone ldocr^not less than 3 feet r.. -.__. a.^.d not less t::an 5 °_et 8 inches in hei a:;t^ ,._c;.in =; coined irzve: distance. Travel distance ___.._ saidPdoors shal'_ apt xce=_d 150 feet c: - _ _ --=ction t.._r - .,_ tha _..-_rior wall ,;?rich _<_a _- ace=_s„oad-;a~- (: orsaccess dcor r_ecire- _, ___ __ eti, to . _ - __,. stocr., sze U.^.i_cra . ___ Co__,SZC __en 61.109 (b).) -_ --nhetic __a so r.s, safety class (tempered class) -=c_ -, _ s<_:ae size =- the access Coors (3'8"::5'6") .-a be •~sed as - =,._t=-le .on _ the ecu'az' ace <_ss doors. Th_se glass pane lscshall be r„ached •. __ - a apn_reprcace =elect i•de -rkinc symbol, _ -_o ed by one Pire Distrir for ease of location ____ trgr ~_r,g person., >.e tal _oll-up doers ar=_ not acceptable for scch purposes. A11 ~iif''~J13 ~XNIP~IT "~" Comm iaeioner Melcher agreed the trail should nor be required on Parcel 1. Opmmiasionet Chitiea concurred that it would be appropriate tc delete the trJja because it would serve only Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 could havprrdirecc acceBl to the Community Trail. .F !r CommissioTer Vallette agreed. Motion: Monad by Chii tea, seconded by Melcher, to iss~le a Negative Declaration and `adopt the reeolut ion approving Te ni at ive Parc Map 1287] with modifications to'~.delete the requirement for a local fe er trail and to cequ ire a statemer5~ on the record title regarding th applicabii ity of Hillside Development R~qulat io na. Motion carried py the ollowing vote: ~'t AYES: COMMISSIONERS ~~ CHITIEA, MCNIEL, MELCHER~LSTOY, VALLETTE NOES: COMM ZSSIONERS: ~ NONE ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: 1tONE f -carried w . + . + '.,~~ ~. {, G. CO D ON 5 E I 9- 0 - ARD R P- A request to construct a 3,183 square foot building co ntai~in ,200 square Eeat of retail apace and a 1,963 square Eoot feet food taurant (with drive-ehru 1, within a previously approved commercial r e11 center in the Regional Related Commercial des i9n at ion (subarea AI ot; the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan, located on the south si~6~ of Foo s.11 Boulevard between I-15 and Et iwantla Avenue - APN: 129-O~S-03 throu~l3, 15, 18, 20, antl a portion of 59. f' Brad Bullet, City Planner, rlE aced ataEf had recei'Yetl word from the Wattaon Arno Company, property ouyr(eca, that the project ~opo nent woultl like to continue the matter to ql low further review by the 06eign Review Committee. Ae no written request d been received, he suggested ctn. matter be continued to January i3, 1993. ~ la, Chairman McNiel opEned the public hearing. There were no commgnts. Motion: Move by Melcher, secondetl by Tolstcy, to continue C~qd it tonal Uaa Permit 92-2 o January 13, 1993. Motion carrietl by the Eollowinlj, vote: .` AYES: COMMISSIONERS: CHITIEA, HCNIEL, MELCHE R, TOLSTOY, VALLETTE NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NONE ~ 1 A6 T: COMMISSIONERS: NONE -carried ~~, . . . . . H. ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND TENTATIVE TRACT 14116 - WILLIA LYON COMPANY - A residential subdivision of 19 single family lots on 4.09 scree of land in the Low Medium Reaideneial District (4-8 dwelling unite per acrd, located south of Highland Avenue, west of the Deer Creak Channel - APN: 3078-61-03. Aeaociated with Chia application is Tree Removal Perm is 91-27. Staff recommentle issuance of a mit igaCetl Negative Declerat ion. Aeeoc toted with this project is Tree Removal Permit 92-17. Planning Comm tae ion Minutes -8- December 9, 1992 E x ~'~ b ",-t •, G ,~ Beverly Hieaen, Associate P1anrer, presented the staff report. Chairman McHiel opened the public hearing. Brian Austin, william Lyon Company, 4490 Von Korman, Newport Beach, etatetl they were in agreement with the proposed conditions of approval and he urged PLa nning Commisa ion approval of the map. He stated chat Stanley Morse, the project engineer, was preaeat and available tc answer questions. Maurice Marston, 10971 Santa Clara Court, Rancho Cucamonga, stated hie property abate the wall to the east of the proposed Lot 19. He noted a large property lino shift was shown and he wondered if a large portion of lantl from the now tract was to be deeded to the City. He said he had attended the March 3, 1992, meeting and expressed hie concerns about putting three houses at the end of Santa Clara Court. He eaitl he hatl the euppo rt of a reside nt of Shaw Street, across the wash. He said they were concerned with the amount of congestion and the 30 feet of drive approach which would in effect take up almost all of the end of the cal-de-sac. He eaitl he had visited the City before purchasing hie lot and had been Lold that Santa Clara Court would remain a cal-de-sac, but probably Santa Barbara Place and San Mateo Place would change. He understood that cal-de-sacs cannot be longer than 600 feet and said that although he would like to see no access Co the new tract off santa Clara Court, he would be willing to support two late at the end of the arrest. He felt that three lots woultl overcrowd the street and he felt the proposed Lot 19 would be an extremely irregular shaped lot. Ha euggeated that he would be willing to negotiate the purchase of some of the property from the William Lyon Company in ortlet to retluce the number of late at the end of Santa Clara Court. Phillip Tolle ur, 109fi1 Santa Clara Ccurt, Rancho Cucamonga etatetl Santa Clara Court ie short with only seven houses on the street. He said residences of three of the houses were in the audience and the other four homeowners had expressed concern. He stated he was speaking on behalf of those not present. He said they were categorically opposed to the proposed lot d rule ion. He said they would ba willing to compromise at two lore at the end of the arrest. He felt three lore would ba intone istent with the existing homes. He presented pictures of the ezieting homes on the street and he noted ens lots on Santa Clare Court ace generally larger than the average Lote in the tract and the tlriveways are further away from each other with more spacing between homes. He eat imated an average diatanca cE 30-40 feet between the existing driveways while three tlriveways were proposed at the tip of the cul- de-sac which woultl virtually be on top of each other with only 30 feat of Eroneage onto Santa Clara Court for each home. He env ieioned the end of [he cal-de-sac with mainly concrete and airy little room fnr landscaping and stated that uou ld be inconsistent with the remainder of the et rest. He Eelt the additional three homes would create exceaeive traffic congestion and heavily impact parking because there would be no parking available in front of the three homes at the entl of the cal-de-sac. He thought the addition of homes would not improve the appearance of the street and would negatively impact the property values on Santa Clara Court. He said Cho residents of the street were unaware that any future development would take place on Santa Clara Court because the cal-de-sac is already finished with aidsualk and e Planning Comm lea ion Minutes -6- December 9, 1992 ~~~~%~J wall while Santa Barbara Place and San Mateo Place are clearly unf inishetl streets. He stated the ree id sots would Like to see the street remain Che way it ie and would prefer no development take place, but shay would be willing to support two homes at the end of the street. He noted that the cul-de-sacs across Deer Creek Channel each have only two lots flanked eff the bulbs. He asked that the come iseion maintain the City's high stantlarda. Serry Jaeoteon, 10935 aanta Barbara Place, Rancho Cucamonga, statetl that at the November 1991 neighborhood meeting he had questioned why the et rest was being connected to Highland. He said [he City staff had said they did not know why the street was being proposed to go through to Highland and they would research the question. He said they had indicated they thought there was a requirement for fire access or the need to have a second access because a cul-de-sac cannot be more than 600 Eeet long. He said he could not attend the March 1992 meeting antl he was new disturbed to find out that the Ciiv had agreed not to connect San Mateo Place to Highland Avenue but inst sad to create a u-turn by connecting Santa Barbara Place to Sen Mateo Place. He said he had been told Santa Barbara would be made into a cul-de-sac iE the Wiiliam Lyon Company developed the land. He sa itl he had tlecided to pu renase Chat lot because he thought it would be a cul-de-sac and he would have a safe place to raise hie child. He asked that hie at rest not change antl Chat the WL111am Lyon Company find another way to develop the land. He did not think the loop street with addit TOnal homes would benefit the City. He was concerned about the additional traffic. He said hie neighbors agreed with hie concerns. ^iont he Cuaimano, 10968 Santa Clara Court, Rancho Cucamonga, stated she had purchased her home six moot ha ago for Chcee reasons: 1) aeathet is qualit Tea, 2) a cul-de-sac et rest where her children could play, and 3) a large side yard on the end. she said iE the tleve lopment were approved she woultl lone all t hcee benef it a. She staled her children would no longer be able to play out front and she would lose half of her aide yard. She eaitl [hat no plane were d ieeloeed to her prior to her purchase or she woultl have probably made another decia ion. She felt the development will be a detriment to her family, the neighborhood, antl her children. Commissioner Melcher felt an obaervat ion should be made chat no existing lot would lose any of its own area as part of the propose 1. Chairman McNiel noted that there may have Deen come confusion as to property Linae and there are aectione of lantl that have bean maintained Dy residents although not owned by the residents. Mr. Austin et ated he understood the concerns about changing the nature of the neighborhood and it was not the William Lyon Company's rot ant to degrade the neighborhood. He said that Santa Clara Court was a finished cul-de-sac but it was tleeignetl to accommodate the adtlit Tonal lots at the end of the street. He eaitl ens three late ace not small, ranging rn size from 7,565 to 10,000 square feet. He thought [he three lots would be bigger than the adjacent lore and woultl be desrrable lots, He eaitl the proposed layout is a reasonably normal cul-de-sac layout. He atttnd he had not been ai the neighbo zhood meetings bur he beliavetl a cul-de-sac [or Santa Barbara Plats and a connection from San Mateo Place to Highland Avenue had beer, proposed ai the first neighborhood Planning Commies ion Minutes -7- December 9, 1997 ~~~~: fU meet ing. Ne intlicaC ed a skvich of the currently proposed layout had been presented at the second neighborhood meeting and he thought it had been agreed to by cne people at ehv meeting. He said they had tried to respond to cha wncern• raiud by the neig hbora and by beliav ad they had a tea eonab la dove lopmene for the property which, although is in vo tires change, would not adversely affect <he nvighborhootl. Commies loner Chitiea noted that shared driveways had been Conditioned at the end of San Hatvo P1a<e and she quest ionvd rf they could by uned at the end of score Clara Ccu rt. Hr. AuK rn oboe rued that •hated driveways are not a• deeitab le, bu< he felt they could by used Co minimize tnv amount of curb divruption. Hearing no further public uatimony, Chairman McN iel cloned the Nacinq. He observed that City policy lim ire the length of eel-de-sac streat• co fi00 fees and any street over 600 fact mu ec have two aecb• points. He ind is at ed that was the purpou of tM loop nereet. He oburwd that children do play in atreet but cul-de-uc atreet are not designed eo be perks- He nosed that Mr. L1LUr had commented that there are only two lot• at the end of the eul- da-uc atrwu aerou the channel bus he wid that within the trace being tulle nose of ehs cul-tle-sac strNU have three lots at she •nd. Commiasia oar Va lletu quutioned wNt the length of Che •Cteeu uou ld be if son Hauo PLaro and Santa Barbara Plac• were made into cul-ds-uca• Ha. Nissen noted Gnat San Mateo Place i• currently 400 fwt from the center- line of the atreet to the existing wall and ghe ahawatl where Chs 600 toot length would reach. She noted that Santa Barbara Place could be developed as a cul-Oraac. Commie inner Val LCb fslt the property i• n di!£icult parcel for wbd ivision and •he felt cne William Lyon Company Md done a0 ezce llent job. She did nor chink ens lot sizes ate inconsiabnt witty the adjacent nv Lghbocnood. She did not fnl the homes would be lncone ietenc with the surzoundinq home. She was ccncerned about the nunWr of dtivewsy coming of[ CM end o[ Che cu l-ds-uc and off ehs knuckle at the end of San Nauo Place (i.e•, Lat• 4, 5, anO 6~. SM said that was why CM Du iqn Revia Committee had supported shared driveways. She felt the residents had some Lgic imace concerns and agrud that rt would be mostly hatdscaps at LM end of Santa Clara Place because of fronta9e^ of only JO to 3] tact. She obwrved that it she land wets gubd ivided into just two lots, the lots uou ld be be mote Chan 11,000 equan Eeec, uh lch would bs lager than of Mr lot^ in the adjeunc neighborhootl. Shv hard the Commie lion had received direction from Che City Council to he more ewers of community cbncern• and •M did not feel that [M re et ct the neighborhood hu so many driveways cluaured togecner. She wu also concerned about the lack of guest parkrng. Shs nquutetl char tM ocher Commrea rune r• comment on ehs congpe o[ •hand dr wewaya. CammLasioner Me lcher Rated Chet there i• no gwetion chat Chs character of Santa Clara Court wrll be changed, but wh ae rs proposed would not make :- unlrks other cal-de-sacs in ehs Crcy. eeeauu at the limited frontage, ne Plano tog Comm aeon Ninutes -B- December 9, :991 n r Q.-f felt the driveways should be combined for Lots 17 and 18 or Lots 18 and 19 eo Chat there would only be two standard tlr ivewaya at the end of the cul-de- eac. He favored combining driveways on the other streets if there were other opportunities. Commissioner Chi[iea agreed there is a dilemma regarding the street eonf igurat ion concerns. She understood that the presently proposed configuration was based upon concerns raised at the original neighborhood meeting. Fqe did not see any other way to access the lots which currently face Santa Clara Couc[ because of the tlif ticult conEigu rat ion o£ the parcel. She was not 9u re whet he[ having San Mateo Place loop around to Santa Batbara Place was any better or worse than having San Mateo Place connect to Highland Avenue. She Ee It that combining driveways woultl be reasonable. She said ohs did not normally like to see combinetl driveways if it can be avoided but she agreed that parking is extremely difficult at the end of a cul-de-sac and she wanted to avoid exceaeive hardecape in that area. She noted that streets are not places to play. She felt that the loop configuration for San Mateo Place and Santa Barbara Place would be sl igh<ly safer than opening up San Mateo Place to Highland Avenue. Comm issionet Tolatoy agreed toot the development should not have a arise[ opening up to Highland Avenue because of the amount of traffic on High lantl. He said Chat when he waa on the Design Review Committee it nod been recommended [hat Loes 4 antl 5 be combined with one driveway in order to provide more parking antl less hards<epe on the San Mateo Place knuckle. He suggested that Lota 17 and 1B or 18 and 19 have a common driveway <o provide parking room antl reduce the hardecape. Commies icner Valletta asked the minimum and maximum square footage of the neighborhood. Ms. Niaeen responded that the entire Tract 12952 was 172 single Eemily late on 32.7 scree with lots ranging from 5,052 <0 12,000 square feet. She said there were 9fi lots in the 6,OOJ-6,000 square foot range, 52 in the 6,000-7,000 range, 30 in the 7,000-8,000 range, 10 in the 8,000-10,000 range, and 6 in the 10,000-12,000 range. Chairman McNiel noted theca had been an original plan for three cul-de-sac streets. He opened the public hearing to ask how many lots that division yielded. Stan Morse, Morse Consulting Group, 4 Venture, Suite 100, Trv in e, stated Che original plane Erom 1988 proposed three cul-tle-care but one of the cul-de-sacs waa approximately 670 feet long and they were cold they could not be granted an exception to build a cul-de-sac over fi00 Eeet. He said they then ptopoaetl routing San Mateo Place out to Highlantl Avenue, but following the neighborhood meeting they had rev teed the plane eo the currently proposed loop street. He said all three plane yieltled approximately 19 Lots. Chairman McN isl noted toot 670 feet would be only a 10 percent variance from the maximum 600 feet. He asked if the Commission would have latitude to grant that variance. Planning Commie lion Minutes -9- December 9, 1992 Brad eu ller, City Planner, recalled that when the City Council established the 600-foot limit mere had been discussion about where the line shoo ld be drawn. He thought the Fire District had been fairly strong in their position that 600 feet ehou Ld be the maximum. He ea id that consideration for a longer col-de-sac may need to be adtlre9a ed as a public safety issue and ha did not feel comfortable making that der ie ion tonight. Commissioner Melc her asked the basis Eot the limit. Dan co leman, Prins ipal Planner, noted that the Fire Department and Engineering Division had Indicated in the staff report to the City Council that the limit ehou ld be set at 500 feet because of the difficulty in backing up the fire apparatus and the need to have a fireman posted at the rear of she vehicle to ass iet in directing them. He said it is many times neeeeeary from a tactical standpoint to bring in apparatus from two po iota and ii was Eelt chat 600 Eeet would ba the breaking point of where two points were needed versus one point. He remarked that a 600 foot limit for col-de-sacs ie a fairly eiandatd rule of thumb in planning circles. Chairman McNiel remarked that iY share were to be an obettucticn of the cul- de-sac it might be naceae ary to drag fire equ ipmant down the et rest. Mr. Coleman noted that while the Fire Department is trying to qet equipment into the et teat, the residents could aLSO be trying to enter or exit the area. Commissioner Me lc her asketl how wide the lots are on col-de-sac streets. Ma. Nissen reapontled that they are apptox imately 50 f¢et wide. Commissioner Melchor at ated there are many places in the City where 40-foot wide or narrower lots have bean developed on col-de-eaca, so that in cul-de- sace of equal length [here could conceivably be a few more houses than would be on these streets. Commissioner Valletta asked if it would be poseib le Fot the Commission to approve the dove lopmant with col-de-sac streets with the provision that ii be reviewed by the Public Safety Commies ion. Mr. Buller stated that would mean a substantial change in the Lot configuration, antl he suggested that the Commies ion could defer action on the map until after receiving input from the Public Safety Commi9e Ion. Commissioner Valletta Ee It it would be a Defter tract map if three col-de-eaca could be utilized. She noted that the proposed Lcte 15 and 16 are rather large while other lore are rather narrow. Commissioner Melcnec asked if the change would be a Minor Exception or a Variance. Mr. Buller noted the 600 foot is a polLcy eat by Cho City Council and therefore would not require formal application of either a Minor Exception or Variance. Planning Comm iesion Minutes -10- December 9, :992 C^^;?J3 Dan Jamee, Senior Civil Engineer, stated the City Council had approved the policy by minute action. Commiaeioner Malchet tlitl not feel it would be appropriate [o modify the policy to accommodate one cul-de-enc. He asked if an exception could be made to the policy. Mr. Co Leman observed that the policy allows Fire, Planning, and Building Divie ions to disc use possible exemptions or exceptions given unu eual eircumetancee. He eaitl the property in quaetion ie unueual but the Fire Ceparement did not grant an exception because it was physically poaeibLe to loop the etreete together and avoid having a cul-de-sa< exceed 600 feet. He did net recall the original design and thought it may have pushed the eul-de- sac ae far east ae poealb le whereas it may be poaeible Co hold the cul-de-sac close to 600 feet wish Che use of long flag lots or if the yield were dropped by several Iota. Commieeioner Helcher felt it makes canes to have a et endacd for when eubdivieione are being matle on land which ie not conetreinetl, but he thought this was an awkward, remnant parcel and the length of the cul-de-sac La diet at ad by iha geometry of the interaeet ion of Cho north/south atreat. He felt it would be worth another try to obtain an excaptlon but he thought the proposed confiqurat ion wculd be the beat it an exception were not granted. commieaioner Chii tea felt there were other etreete in Che area which are vary near the 600-foot limit. She felt it would be worth a look to see if eul-tle- eac• could be used. Commiaaionec Toletoy aeketl haw the comniaaionere woultl feel if cha developer returned the map with three cul-de-aaee and a lot of flag lots with very congas eetl areee at the ends of the cul-de-sac in order to supply tltivewaye. Ha felt there would be a let more hartlecape at the end of the cul-de-aaee. He did not feel the current tee ideate would want a number of Elag lore wh icn would appear small Erom the atreat. He thought the current proposal was the beat for circulation and avoidance of flag loco and fanning from the ends of the eul-da-aaee. He noted toot Che CommieeLon had tllaeouragad flag lot• on other tracts. Ha stated Ghat the ends of the cu 1.-de-sate would meta ly present a fen of driveways with no guest parking. Commies inner chit lea agreed it would impact she remainder of the et rect. Commieaioner Toletoy remarked roar any time there ie an in-fill project, there are prob lama with the design parameters of the eubtl iv is ion. Ha thought that three cul-tla-sacs would result in very unappealing eituat ions. Commieeioner Valletta suggested the Comm Gas Genera tliecuea whether three lots uculd be appropriate at the end of Santa Clara Court. Chairman HcNiel eta[etl that with the re et of the cul-de-sate in the tract there ate similar fans a• currently proposed. However, ha not ad iL is not cone ietent with that part LCUlar street which hee cha lergaet houaaa in the tract with the heuu• •peced fa re Mr apart ehan on the two •[reeie to iha Planning Commiaalon Mlnutw -31- December 9, 1994 ^~ Jfl north. He noted [hat the three lots prcposed at the end of the street are well above the minimum size and at the average of the rest of the lore in the tract. Commissioner Ch it iea noted that the cul-de-sac bulbs across the channel are closer tc the channel than the bulb at the end of Santa Clara Court is. She felt therefore the lot configuration could be different on the two sides of the channel- She thought three lots would fit in better with the average lot size and she felt an appropriate mitigation would be to combine driveways or, iw0 OE ih09a 10G 9. Mat ion: Moved by Tolstoy to issue a Negative ^eclara[ion and adopt Che reeolut ion approving Tentative Tract 14116 with modiEicat ion to require combining two of the driveways at the end of Santa Clara Court. Commissioner Me lc her aecontled the motion for pu rpoees of discussion. He commented that Commissioner Valletta had indicated that combinetl driveways may also be appropriate at the other knuckles. Commies ioner Valletta noted there was already a condition requiring a combined driveway at the end of San Mateo Place. Commissioner Helcher asked if commies ioner Valletta wantetl more. Ralpn Hanson, Deputy City Attorney, noted that Planning Condition No. 1 provides for a shared driveway at the end of San Mateo Place and Commies ioner Tol atoy'e motion would add Santa Clara Court. He observed that Commies ioner Tol etoy could amend hie motion to provide the same at Santa Barbara Place. Chairman McN iel reopenetl the public hearing. Mr. Talleur felt shared dcivewaye would be inconeistant with the current neighborhood because there are no other lots in the tract that have shared dcivewaye. He Said the 9qua[e footage of the lots at the end of Santa Clara Courc takes into account the City's quit claiming of Lot C end he asked that the acreage of Lot C be consrdeced. Mr. Austin et aced they had reviewed the three cul-tle-sac approach early in Che process with the Fire Department and the Fire Department wee very concerned about the length of the cul-de-sac. He did nos feel the File Depa[tment Would be willing to grant en exception antl preferred approval of the proposed subdivision. He ea id they were willing to share the dcivewaye as had been d iscuseed. Chairman HcNiel again closed Che public heating. Comm iseioner Meicher noted that the photographs presenteti by Mr. Talleur of Santa Clara Court had depicted an open feeling from house to house in the neighborhood. He hoped that the City Planner would require that Che tall existing wester ly perimeter wall be temovetl in its entirety, including the foundations, back to the setback lrnes and the ends of the remain log wall f in iehed appropriately. He d:~ not see any purpose in leaving any of the wall in front of the setback lines. Planning Commission Minutes -17- December 9, 1992 ^niQVZ Mr. Buller agreed it would be appropriate to remove all portions of the wall in that area becaa ee of the condition of the number of lore in the area. Chairman McNiel questioned if the City owns Lot C from the adjoining tract. Mr. Buller stated the City does own the land and will quit claim it to the lots being created with the subdivision. Chairman HcNial questioned the disposition of the area marked natural at the southern portion of Lot 19. Mr, Coleman noted chat Engineering Condition 5 requ ices the developer to make a good faith effort to offer it to Che owner of Lot 44 to the west because of the difference in grade from the remainder of Lot 19. Chairman McNiel obeer ved that the motion hatl been made and eecontletl to issue a Negative Declaration and adopt the resolution approving Tentative Tract 14116 with moditic at ion to combine driveways of two of the lore at the end of Santa Clara Court. Mot icn Carr ietl by the following vote: AYES: COMNSSSIONERS: CHITIEA, MCNIEL, MELCHE R, TOLSTOY, VALLETTE NOES: COMMISSIONERS: NONE ABSENT: COMM ISS ION¢RS: NONE -retried Chairmen McNiel noted [hat the appeal process was available to the residents of the communiey. He stated that an alternative of working with the developer would also be available. The Planning Commission recessed from 8:56 p.m. to 9:10 p. m. r . I. E ON EN A S S N N C N TZ A US PMI 9- - ITX' e deval ant of a commercial shopping center cone ieiiny of a 75, guars Eoot grocec~r store, two satellite build inge of 3,500 square [ each, and a drive-thru~..pad of 4,800 square feat on 10.6 acres land in the Community Commcrlial Oietrict (Subarea 2) of t othill Boulevard Specific Plan, loca`tb~ et Che nort hweae corner oothill Boulevard and Vineyard Avenue - APN:A ,207-102 -03, 5, ,L~M$ 20, 21, and 49, Staff recommends issuance of a miZ'lgQted Ne~Cl've Declaration. Beverly Niecan, Associate Planners+p°reeentetl the staff report. tA' ~ ~. Brad Buller, City Planner, noted that the City had received letters from adjoining property ow ti sxprae sing their concerns and Chose letters were in front of the Comm iJ~l~r a, a~.~ i' ~' Ccmmiseioner!roletoy ae ked if any lines of sight had been prepared to show the view of Z}(tl'truck loading and shopping cart areas from Foothill eoulavartl. .yb .~'' Planning Commission Ninutaa -13- December 9, 1991 'OJ NIY]111M] T9]M] ~ W ~~ a , ~~ :~ ~ ~ II ~~ .~ ~ i• ~~ i ~-~ ~ ~~3 „~ ~ ~y~ ~~ ~ ~ i ~ i ~. ~c ~~ -~' L ~~- r ~ 4 ~~ I~t" ~, ~ os,, '-` '~~, i ,•.. ~` ~~~ ~r )`~, ''• ~ _~ I ~~~ ~ i ~ ~ . ~ ~ .,~Q r } y ~~ ~ ~. , 1 ~ ~ ~y -i l `+ ~° -~ i l q r. ~ I __ V ~ ~~. ~~_ ~ i ~~ i' ~ 1 a l~~ i ~ ~ ~ ;~I E { p~~. f i h• , nor 4 I a~ N~{f ~~, + ~ 1~ 99 Np~ N ~ ~ ~ il~~ Illli~l ~i , ~ 3 ~~i il~€ ~~i -r~ ~~, CITY OF ~~~ UCAMONGA [TEMc rr Iaeaa PLANNING-D SIGN TITLE: SITE UTILIZATION N ,...'- i '"'' ~~ `y ~ EXHIBIT: B SCALE: none rnl_L_JiUt t<UAU RESOLUTION N0. -/~ - oI U A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING TENTATIVE TRACT 1q 116, A RESIDENTIAL SURD NISI ON OF 19 SINGLE FAMILY LOTS ON 4.09 ACRES OF LAND IN THE LOW MEDIUM RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (4-8 DWFLLZNG VNITS PER ACRE), LOCATED SOllTH OF HIGHLAND AVENUE, WEST OF DEER CREEK CHANNEL, AND HARING FINDINGS IN SUPPORT THEREOF - APN: 107661-03. A. Recitals. (i) William Lyon Company has filed an application for Tentative Tract 14116 as described in the title of this Ae solution. Hereinafter Sn this Resolution, the subject Tract Map request is referred to as the "application." {ii) On December 9, 1992, the Planning Commission of the City of Poncho Cucamonga conducted a duly noticed public hearing on the application and, following the conclusion of said public hearingr adopted Resolution "]o. 92-146 the reDy recommending to this City council that said application be approved. (iii) The decision represented by said Planning Commission Resolution was timely appealed to this Council. (iv) On January 20, 1993, the City Council of the City of Poncho Cucamonga condur_ted a duly noticed public hearing an the application and concluded said hearing on that date. (v) All Legal prerequisites prior to the adoption of this Resolution have occurred. H. Resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, Lt is hereby found, de to rmined, and resolved by the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga as follows: 1• Thie Council hereby spa ci £ically finds that all of the facts set forth in the Ae citals, Part "A," of this Resolution are true and correct. 2• Thie council hereby finds and cart if tee that the project has been reviewed and coneide red in compliance with the Cali Eornia Envi xonmental .duality Act of 1970, and further, this Council hereby issued a Negative Dec la ratiott. 3. Rased upon substantial evidence presented to this Council during the above-referenced Januflry 20, 1993 hearing, including written staff reports, the minutes of the above-referenced Planning Commission meeting, and the contents of planning Commiaelon Resolution No. 92-146, this Council hereby specifically Einde es Eallowe: (a) Thet the proposed project is consistent with the objectives of the General Plant and ~nr.1~l~J CITY COUNCIL AESOLUTIOx NO. TT 14176 - WILLIAM LYON COMPANY January 20, 1993 Page 2 (b) That the proposed design is in accord with the objectives of the Development Code and the purposes o£ the district in which the site is located; and (c) That the proposed design is in compliance with each of the applicable provisions of the Development Code; and (d) That the proposed design, together with the conditions applicable thereto, will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to properties or impzoveme nts in the vicinity. 4. Haled upon the findings and conclusions set forth in paragraphs 1 and 2 above, this Council hereby approves the application subject to each and every condition as set Forth in Planning Commission Resolution No. 92-746. 5. mhie council hereby provides notice to William Lyon Cwapany that the time within which judicial reviex of the decision represented Dy this Resolution moat ba sought is gova rned by the provisions of California Code of Civil procedure Section 1094.6. 6. The City Clerk of the City of Fancho Cucamonga ie hereby directed to: (a) ce ztify to the adoption of this Resolution, and (b) forthwith transmit a certified copy of this Resolution, by certified mail, return-receipt requested, to Wlllinm Lyon Compeny at the address identlfiad in City records. r~" ifiFi a. :~ ~XN{~~T ~~~~~ ~, ~. ~ ,~ ~ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT ~ DATE: February 3, 1993 1T}. Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Linda D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION TO AMEND SUBSECTION 12.04.010 A.2.a AND 12.04.010 B AND REPEALING SECTION 12.04.050 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUMCIPAL CODE AS IT PERTAINS TO CONDUCT OF ACTIVITIES AT THE SPORTS COMPLEX RECOMMENDATION: The City Council adopt the attached Ordinance to amend Subsection 12.04.OIOA.2.a and 12.040.010 B and repealing Section 12.04.050 of the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code. BACKGROUND: In December 1992 the City Council approved an amendment to [he Municipal Code which allowed for the possession and consumption of beer and wine within the interior of the Stadium. The Stadium Tenant has made a request that alcohol be permitted to be possessed and consumed within 11 enclosed rooms on the third level of the Stadium which are intended to be leased from the Tenant by companies or individuals for viewing baseball events. The Tenant has requested that this be permitted only when the alcohol is purchased through the vendor located within [he Stadium. ANALYSIS: Staff and the City Attorney have developed an amendment to the current Municipal Code which would provide for the possession and consumption of alcohol within the eleven enclosed rooms on the third level which are included as part of the lease between the City and the Tenant. All other spaces on the third floor are specifically precluded from possessing or consuming any alcoholic beverages. It is important to note that the City does not derive any revenues from any beer, wine or alcohol sales within the Stadium. Respectfully sub{~m-fitted, p Linda D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager /a8 olmrrmMCe rro. 505--,~ AN OImINANCE OF Tf~ WiII1CII, OF THE CITY OF RAt4(}p C[7Q~DNGA AMEZIDRiG SUBSECPIONS 12.04.O10A.2.a ALID 12.04.0108 APID REPF7fISNG SECPION 12,04.050 OF 7fiE RAN(]Kn C[JCAt~X,A MUNICIPAL OODE. THE (AiR4CII, OF THE CITY OF FAN(IiD CUCAMON(',A IIFRIDY DOFS O1tDAIN AS FOLiDWS: Section 1: Subsection 12.04.O10A.2.a of the Farndno Cucamonga Municipal Code herefiy is amended to Head as follows: "2.a °-- ---- or consume alcoholic beverages except that beer or wine ~Y ~ Possessed ar col>gmed within Ttue interior of the stadium building located in the sports conQlex on the west side of 1~StCC Avenue, south of Foothill Boulevaxd, and bear, wine arcl /ar other alcoholic beverage umy be possessed ar corms within eleven enclosed corns which are located co the third level of the stadium aryl are included in the lease between the City and the stadium tenant, provided that arty soda al.ooluolic beverage must be puxt3uased fu-an a vendor located within said stadium building. All other on the third floor are specifically precluded fu-an possessing or W*~ "^~m ally a1COhOliC beverage." Section 2: Subsection 12.04.0108 of the Farrlm Cucaurcvxp City Municipal Code hereby is amended to read as follows: "B. Any person violating any of the provisions of Subsection A of this Section 12.04.010, after having he2n once advised that snda activity is unlawful, is guilty of a misdarearuor and shall be ptuluished by i~arisormnnt in the oamty jail for not Wrote ttlalu six months or fine not exceeding one thoa>.sand dollars, ar both fine and imprisormierlt. section 1: Section 12.04.050 of the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal CUde hereby is repealed. Section Q: Section 12.04.060 Civil Ra~iies Available. The violation of any of the provisions of this CfnaptPr oontitutes a rnaisarre and may be abated by the City through civil pfnoevs by means of restuaining order, prel,umuuauy ar Permalw_nt injunction, or in arty other mariner provided by law for the abatement of suds rnlisarlce. Section 5: Section 12.04.070 severability. If any section, su~ection, sentence, clause, phrase, ar portion of this Ordiruaruce is for any mason deemed ar held to be invalid or uruconnstitutiorel by the decism of any court of conpetFnt jurisdiction, ar by feason of any preemq~tiva legislatien, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portion of this Ordirlaruce. 'fie City Council of the City of parudlo Cucamonga hereby declares that it world have adopted this Ordinance ald eariu section, °,a,~,rtim, serltenoe, clause, phrase or portion! thereof, irrespective of the fact that arty one ar more sections, subsections sentences, clauses, pleases, ar other portions might subsequently be declared irnalid or unconstitutional. Ordir~arcE No. 505-8 Page 2 Sect'm g: 'IIie City Clerk shall certify to the ma~.~, of this Ordinance. Section 7: The Mayar shall sign this Ordinance aid the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published within Fifteen (15j days after its passage at least cnce in the Inland Valley Oaily Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, and circulated in the City of 1~ Cucamonga, California. DATE: Febmary 3, 1993 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Jack Lam, AICP, City Manager BY: Diane O'Neal, Management Analyst lI SUBJECT: DISCUSSION OF CITY COUNCIL COMMISSION TERMS AND SCHEDULING OF COMMISSION MEETINGS The City Council established by Ordinance five Commissions which include the Planning, Historic Preservation, Env'u+onmental Management, Public Safety, and Park and Recreation. The Commissions act in an advisory capacity to the Ciry Council regarding their respective azeas of review. Although the Planning Commission is technically advisory to the City Council, the powers, functions and duties of the Planning Commission are set forth in the Statutes of the State of California and serves as the City's Planning Agency. All £ve of the City's Commission's terms arc established on a two or four yeaz basis allowing for review of respective Commission members on a staggered basis. The specific meeting days and times for each Commission are established by Resolution and staff has attached copies of both the Commission Ordinances and Resolutions for the Council's review. It is the desire of the City Council to review each of the City's Commissions at this time to ensure the continued effectiveness of each Commission and in light of the severe budge[ary constraints now placed on local municipalities by the Stale of California. The Council has also previously received and reviewed the Commission study prep.ued in July, 1992 by D.M. Griffith and Associates. Plannine Commission The Planning Commission as previously noted is established by State law and its functions necessitate the Commission meet the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. In addition, the Commission's Design Review Subcommittee meets the first and third Tuesday of each month. Mayor and Members of the City Council Commissions Febmary 3, 1993 Page Two Historic Preservation Commission The Historic Preservation Commission currendy meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 5 p.m. (as opposed to 7 p.m, previously) and is made up of seven members. The Commission's purpose is to designate, preserve, protect, enhance and perpetuate those historic swctures and sites which contribute ro the cultural and aesthetic benefit of Rancho Cucamonga. t~nylronmental M3Mge~Pnf lOlnml$Stnn The Environmental Management Commission meets [he fourth Tuesday of each month a[ 7 p.m. and consists of five members. The Commission's purpose is to act in an advisory capacity to the City Council and Planning Commission on environmental issues. The Public Safety Commission meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. and consists of seven members. The Commission's purpose is to act in an advisory capacity to the City Council with respect to public safety matters and issues. The Park and Recreation Commission meets the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. and consists of five members. The Commission's purpose is to act in an advisory capacity to the City Council with respect to pazk facilities and recreation programs. COMMISSION ALTERNATIVES The following am a number of alternatives for the Council to consider in evaluating the effectiveness of the Commissions along with an eye toward enhancing the fiscal responsibility the Council must now consider during these constrained budgetary times: The Council may wish to consider some type of staggered schedule such as bi-monthly or on a quarterly basis; the Councit may also wish [o consider having the Commissions meet on an "as needed basis"; or the Council may wish to consider delegating these respective Commission's responsibilities to the Planning Commissicn with the idea that the Planning Commission establish Ad Hoc Committees as needed to coordinate issues. The Council may also wish to consider establishing all Commissions as five member Commissions as opposed to some having seven members. The Council may also wish toconsider re-defining the scope of responsibilities for each Commission. This would involve examining related Commission activities and looking to combine related functions or narrowing the scope of responsibility for a particulaz Commission. Mayor and Members of the City Council Commissions Febmary 3, 1993 Page Three Should the Council wish to explore a number of these alternatives or provide additional direction, staff is prepared to develop any additional information needed. Following the dvection given by Ciry Council, any amendments to the respective Commissions would be accomplished by amending the respective Ordinances and Resolutions at a subsequent City Council meeting. espectfully Su 'tted, ack Lam, AI ty Manager Attachments: Commission Ordinances and Resolutions oxDlsANa ND. I] AN ORDII(AHCE OF THE CIT4 COUNCIL OP THE Ct1Y OF RANCHO CUCAHJNGA, CALTFOAHEA, ESTAeLISHINC A PLANNING COEDQ95ION AND PLANNI.NG PGENCY AND PROVS PING FDA THE APPOINC`~NT, REIOVAL AND TEPNS OP OFFICE OF !Q]10ERS TNEPEOF. The CSty Cwncil of the CI[y of Rancho Euc wonga, Cal lforn:a, does ordain as follwa: SECTION 1: There Is hereby created and eacablfahed in the City a Planning Cmmmisslon. SEC[IOH 3: The Planning CamQission sha li be ehe Planning Agency of [he Ctcy. S'rRION ]: The Plans l[:g Commisa ion shall caasisc of Flve (5) mwbers xh0 shall be appointed by the Ceunc il. The Mayor shall subm is [o [he Cauncfl the nom of any person proposed for appein went to the Planning Com faeion, and upon svcfi appalncmen[ by the Council, the name of the app0lncee shall be recorded In the minutes of [he Council meeting. SEC[ION 4: Nwbera of the Planning Comiasfon shell recetve no salary, provided, hwmver, [Mt nothing fn this Ordinance shell preclude reimbure wen[ for actual and net oaarv expemem incurred by a caber of [he Planning Co®faeion in the performance o[ off tclal duties far the CL[y. SECZION 5: The five (5) mmbera of the Planning Cwmias ton in Stiaily appointed shell detewlne the length of their [erne by loc. Three (]) mwbera aM 11 s a term of [our (4) years and shall continue In oEf ice until [heft respective [ewe empire unless sooner r Oved ae provided 1n ehla 0[d ineace, end [heft successors shetl be appointed for [erns of tour (4) yeare. Txo (2) mwbers shall serve Ear a Germ of [ao (]) yeah aM shall continue in office until [heft respective caws ezplre unless sooner removed as provided to chie Ord innn<e, and ch etr wccevaors shalt he appointed for cacao of four (4) years. IE a vancency shall o ocher then by etptrecfon of eM1e [ew of office, lc shall be fllleduby epPOfn[menc by the Mayor with the approval of [he Council for the unexp iced ce[m. SECIi ON 6: Any mwber of [fie Planntgq Commfas ion nay be removed a[ any time by a melortty vote of the entire Comnc L'. SECTION ]: The pwera, font dons eM dudes of the Planning Co®faeion sha 11 be as se[ Eor[h in [he Stacutea of tpe Sate of Calffornta aM applicable ordinen<ea mE the Cf cy. SECI[ON B: Regular meetings uE the Pl enning ComiAaelon shall be held ac such time and place ae Se detennSned by reaolucfon of the City Council. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED chie 1st day of February, 19]9. AYES: Mike le, Palwbo, S<hluaeer, Neat, Frmt NOES: None AgS ENT: None N r Poncho Cucamonga A1TEgi: Sty Jerk ORDINANCE N0. I;A AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNL'L OF THE CITY OF RgN[NO CULANONGA EBTpBU SHING A PROCEDURE FOR EXTENSION qN0 ESTgBLISNING JUNE I, 1978, AS THE OFFICIAL DATE OF SERVICE COMNENCEPEMT GOR THE RANCHO CUCgMONGA PLANNING COMMISSIONERS ANO DECLARING THE URGENCY TMEREOf. The City Lowcil of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION I: The Lity Council finds antl determines Mat [here has been inadeoua[e time for the City Council to cane le[e ztudi es concerning possible reapyoin[ment or new sel<c[lon of Planning Commissioners and that additional time iz necessary. SECTION 2: Section 5 of Ordinance 13 shall be amended to reatl; "SECTION 5~ The five (5) manben of [he Planning Commission iniba y appointed shall do to rmine the length of their terms by lot. Three (;) members shall serve a term of four (4) years and shall continue in office until their respective terms expire unless sinner removed as provided in this Ordinance, and [heir successors shall be appointed for toms of four (A) years. Two (2) members shall serve fora erm of two (2) years and shall continue in office until their respective terms expire mess sooner removed as provided in Nis Ordinance, and [heir successors shall be appointed for toms of four (A) years. If a wca ncy shall occur, abler than by expiration of the term of office, it shall be filled by appointment by Me Nayor with the approval of the Council far Me unexpired term. The City Council may extend the expiring term of any Planning Commissioner once fora maximum of 6 months. The tom of office of Me present Planning Cammi scion shall be deemed to have commenced on June I, 1970.." PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this 20th day of February, 1980. AYES: Schlosser, Nikels, Pal anhp, Bridge, Frost NOES: NOXE ABSENT: NONE J es C. Nayor ATTE~S T: ~sf ~~ aaa~~i~ v .a v, e,. ~. masserman, a [y a erx ~ ORDINANCE N0. TO AN ORDINANCE OF ITIE CITI COUNCIL OF tt1E CISY OF RANCHO NCAHONGA, GLTFOItNSA, CREATING AN HISSORIC PRESERVATION CO!411ggtON M AC2 tN ADVISORY CAPACITY N IHE CITY CO1TiCSL IH SHE tDENTIFIGT20N AND PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL OgdECTS, EVENTS, STRDCTDAES AND SITES AND III IDENiIPY PERSONS OF NZSTORII:AL SIGNIFICANCE TO tNE CITP OP RANCHO CUCAMONCA. the Clcy Council of the Glry of Rancho Cu<a.onge, California, does ordain ae Eollovn: SECTION 1: Purpose. I[ fs hereby Eound chat the pro carrion, eM ancemen[, Derpecwcion and me of acruc corm ant sttm of his mr4c, architectural, end englneeetn8 s1RnlEfcance, loo fed vtthin the CSCy of Rancho Cucamonga, a aE cu ltursl and sea that is benef tt co cM1e co®un4rv. Ic Ss further found tMc tM ecmmm~ic, cultural and es the clc standing of [his Clcy vtll be enhanced by rmpecctng the heritage of [M CI[y. The purpose of Ihla Ordiwnce is eo: (a) Deaigm[e, preserve, pro[e<q enhance aM perp<cua to rhaae M1Sa rortc strut cures and sites which contr Sbuce w the cultural and am [M1eclc Mnef It of Rancho Cucamonga. (b) Foacar ctvi< pride in the beauty and ac<amDllahmen[s of ch< poet. (c) Subillxe and Improve tM econam Lc value of <er uln hia mrtc acruc Iona aad at[m. (d) Pro cart and enhance the Ctty's cultural and aesthetic herl[age. (e) Promote and <ncouraR< continued private ovnevnip aM ucgtmctan of such build Ingo, o[her acruc cu res std st[es nw ao armed and mad, to the ex ten[ [ha[ the obj ec rives l is red above can be attained under such policy. ELTION t: tLteHal Channe. Defined. A mareriai cM~e Ss any change in the ex[e[SOt appearance of a setae cure nr feature, through alteration, consceuc clon, tele<atlon, gcedtng demollc ton or ochervtae. SECTION ]: NLtoric Preserve [ton Conn ism to n. There is hereby created the CS[y of Rancho Cucamonga Historic Preaerva cton Comts stun. SECTION a: N®benhlp. ITe Nia ror t< Preaervaclon Co~isalon shall tom lst o[ flue (5) v<cfnR members who shall be res lden[s of CM Ctty pE Rancho Cucamonga and appo lntad by the City Council. sub)eec ca the Follovtng eoM to tour. (e) The term of oEf ice Eor each member shall M four (4) years, ex«pt cMC taro (1) of IM mwbers Etrs[ appointed sMll be desigwced co serve Eor a ten of two (I) years, and three fb a eem of tour (a) years, eo as to prow Sde a cmncinulty of membersh tp on the Co®SSaton. Thar eaf ttt, the ten for bch vo[Sng memb¢t shell F four (4) yeas. M appoin[ment to fill an unaxptred term small be for the cemetntl er of such anexplied [arm. (b) A Comataaton member my be removed upon the mejortty voce a[ cM entire Ctcy Count ll. gEC1TON 5: Term. The Naynr, with the approval c the Clcy Loutm ll, shall appo the the Elrst CM lrpedon from among the msbaca, aabjac[ [o the fa lloving toad tt tons: The teem of o[Ftce e, the Cha lrpenon shall be For cM calendar yur, or that portion re- melning eE[er aatd Cha/rpenon fs eppotn cad oe elected. Thereafter. vhm chew L • vacancy In [h< a(E ice of Cha irDereon, the Coamla los shall alacc • CMlrparson Eram among fee mmbara. SECttOH 6: Adm in is trot ion. The Coimnunicv Services Dir ec cor shall as as Eecreca rv to the Historic Preservation corm lsslon aM shall be the custodian of Its records, tend vcc official correspondence, aM aenara Sly coordinate the clerical and re<hntcal vmrk of the Hls mrlc Preservation Commission Ln adm in is rering this Jrdinanc e. The Coe®unicy Services DS:ec cor nay designate an alternate co serve as Sec re Cary during the absence o' the Director. SZCIICH ]: Jutle¢ of the Hlrtorl< Pi mervat ton Commission. the Historic Pres ervacton Commission shall have the power and aucv co: (a) Adm Solaces the provts tons of eh ie Ordinance. !b) Perform such otter advisory functions may be delegated from cim< co time co the Hlscor is Preservation Ca~isslon by the City Council. (c) Cause co be maintained a c enc reg(s rot of Landmark designations Eor public uac and information. SECStOH 8: Designation of laMmar b. She His rortc seas rvecton co®lsslon, pursue rt cm the procedures s<t forth set n, ma end co the Ctty Council the d<siRv tlon of a "LaM- :oark" Eor am individual strut cure or ocher Eeacure, or group aE atruc [ores on a single lot or sf[e, or a site having epa<!d aea[hetle, cultural. archiceccural, or engineering interest or value of an M1lscoric al nature. (a) Each such design at ten shall the lode a description of ch< characceriattcs of the landmark vh ich justify the designs [ton and consequent banaE IIS ro cha public which will be derived from its preaervacion. There shall be a descr lDt ion of the par[lcular ieamrm that should be prm erved, and the legal descr tptlon of the landmark site. fb) The Niscmr lc Preaervaclmn Conm tsaton may ac env time r imvend co the Clcy Council the amending or resctnd- tng of a lanamarkedn tgnaelmn pursuant m the same pros edvro sec fo rch to ch is Ordinance far original dm lgnatlon. SECTION 9: Review Crleerta. vh<n deatgn 't log a Landmack, the His corfc Preservation Cmmmiss ton end the tit bone t! shall consider the follow ing <rlcer to ae a gu tde In maktn¢ Ica decer- mtr.acton: (a) Niscor tc al and Cul[aral SlaniEfcanc e. IU The propmed landmark is partlculerly representaclve of an his cortul pe rf od, type, shoe, region, or way of life. (T) Lhe proposed landmark is an example of a tvpe of building vh ich was once common but is now rare. (1) the proposed landmark is of greater aqe than most of its kind. (4) The proposed lenaaark vas c onne<ced with someone renowned, Important, or local person eltty. (i) The proposed :andmark is mnnec tea etch a buxine ss or use vh ich ass once common but is a rare. (6) The architect or bu Llder vas tmpartmnt. (~) the alts le cha lot scion of an important hie cor lc event or hullding. ore mane an..o ease 1 (b) Nlscorte Ar<hitec[ural aM Engines rang SiRnif lance. (1) She coneezv<tion macerlala or en gins eying methods used fn [he propaaed landmmrk arc unusual or sign if lcanc or uniquely eEEec[ive. Q) the overall effete of the d ealgn mf the proposed landmark la beauclEul, nr its de ca ila and materials are beautiEal or unusual. (cj Neighborhood aM peograph lc Sec[ing. (1) the proposed landmark maser ialiy benefin the his roric character of the neighborhood. f1) The proposed landmark in its tocaclon reprmenca an m[ab!IDhed and faml liar visual tee[ure of the nefghborbaod, crnmunlcy or city. SECTION t0; Precedure for pas tgna [lmn mF a Landmark. (a) Oeatgnec ion m[ landm[ks may be proposed by the Cicy Lannc/1, HU[oc is Preserveclon Co~3aalon, the gecre[sry o on appttcet ton of the owners, or their authorised agents, mf the property far vhlch dmipnatlan Ls requea tad. (b) My such peoposal shall be filed utth the Comsunicy Services Department upon the preac Abed Eorm and shall include the fo llmving dau: (I) Aseesao is pa re el n,ambee aM legal descr Sp[SOn of s1te. (2) Oncrtp eton decail3 ng the Landmarks, apecfet aesche cfe, cultural, arc hlceetuul, or engineering to cereac or value of an hla rode nature. or ocher desc rapt the material U) Skc cches, drauinga, phe cographs (4) gra cement of ca ndlcton of strut cure. (5) ocher tn[orsotian requeseed b, Nle cork Pr oervecimn Camtfaton. (<) The applic ac ion shall be referred to eM Nls rorlc Preservation Comlu ton for rev lea and report co the Ctcy Council ea co conformance with [he purPOees and crSterle of ch is Ordinance, the Nia torlc Pnaervaclon Cmmlas ion eNlt hold a public hearing. Lhe His tmric Prmervaclon Commfaalmn shell recomend approval, d lsappcoval, or mud if (cation of she des lgna[SOn eo the f.f [y Count ll. (d) 'The C1[y Count it shell hold a public hearing on any proposed designation so eranem lcted. She L (cy Council may approve, modify and approve, or deny the p[o posed deelgnacfon. Approval, e[ modtficecion and approval, of the d¢algnaclan shall be upon adoption of an Ordinance. (a) The property Included Lr env each dee lRna Clon shell be subject co the raga lacuna set fo[th In [his Ord Lnance and any further conceo le ~paclE led to the deslgnaLinp Ordlnanc 1. ff) Tha Sac re tart' atoll caws a copy of the des igna[ing Ordinance robe forwarded to any dapeeevent or agencv requea[ing /t o[ [a any indiv tdual deparneent or agency to whom cha Secretary Iona Sdere is approprlaee [o have 1c sent. Pse: . (g) A Landmark may be ld ev cif led 'oy an approved Cicy marker. S ECtICN 11: Prx educe for Chance of Use o' a landmark. !a) Change of use of a srruc to re on a Ia~ -ark s L'e shall requ Ire a specl8l csa oerml[. i5) An application Eor [he special use oe rni[ shall he faed etch ['ne Convnunlty Serv lc es Departmer.c upon t..e presc Abed foe. and shall <Dntafn the fcl:ovtng information: (ll A plan show tog the re to ciao of :he proposed use co su r: ound fog s[m<[urea. (-) dLte rat is ns requfreE Eo[ the :hangs of use. (JJ Ocher fnf ermacivn deemed necessary Dv the Hts cork Preservaclon Conn laelmn. icl After rec elvLlg an applica clan Eor a special use permit, the Comv:untry Services Department shall refer Lc to the His roc fc Press rvacton Co:mn lss ton vh t<h aha 11 hold a publ fc fearing. (d) Che Nlbcmr lc Preaerva ttap Commlaalon .~av approve, app[ove vfth mod lflcacto ns, or dtsapprpve the appllc a[imn. (eI Pttor tv approval or mod l(led approval, the Hlscoric Presecvatton Coal sa ton shall find [hat: (U IDs ac clan proposed is canstsunc vi[h tSe purposes of th to Ord lnance: nod, (:) The use proposed vltt hoe Se de[rtmencal co a ~ actors or featn re of slgnf[SCant aesthetic, col cu cal, archtce<cu cal or en glneer tog Interest or value of an hfscnY.c natu[e: ar. O) The apps lc ant has demonstra led [^.at d an fal nE [he applieaeton will r~su lc fn lmmed late and sobs mn ttal !m rdshtp (E) Vpon approval of an appltcae ie n, the Nts mric Preserva[IOn Come lss Ion shall issue a special use pe rmtq e tU c~.av of vhlch will be Enrvarded [o the appLicanq ens (U unpv of '. mh w[tl be reta toed fn [he files of the Community Services Oepa amsnq and mne (11 copy of which shell be .`o rya riled co any otb er department or ag enc.' requesting i[. (g) Anv person res ld lnR !n a[ mm lnq property ir. the Ciw shall have [he rfght of appeal [o [he Clcv G;unc it. Fnt ica of appeal muse be Etled v1[h tpe Clty Clerk within ten (IO) says fol loving the action of the Nts cork Presecvatton [omniv ton. (h) Ya spe<Aat u e permit shall be tssved unless the proposed use at the subject locacfan is perm tt[ed by [he Zan tog Jrd lnance. -?IOV I]: Pro<ed u[e co Authorize Cons [ruc<LOn. De_oltcton, geloca[fon, ar Aa to rfal Cha n¢e on a petfanated Landmark. la) Except as othetvlse provided in Socctan 15 of ibis Ord lnance, t: shall he anlav(ul far any person to a: rv nut or cause to he [a cried out a ma cerlat chance on any deslana[ed landmark unless a Wndma rk alts ra ciao perm l[ has ftnt Heen ubca/ned far mah ma cecfel change. nrdlnance No. 10 Page s (b) My person do lr log co ca[ry out a material clunge on a deeignaced laMmark shall apply for a 1aMmark alceraciov petmlt. (c) M apP licacton fora tmdmark alcera[fen perms[ sfiall be filed etch chx Co®wlcy Services Department upon the preac Abed Fo[m and shell contain the Eoll owing data. (1) A staceeenc of the 9ropoeed wrk; (2) Plans descrfbing [he s1 tt, helghq and appea[ance of the p:apoeed work; (l) A sl[e plan shoving all existing Sul ld Snga and strvc cures and the proposed wrk; (4) Hhere the application is for demoll[3en, [he necesst cy far damoll[IOn shall be lm tlfied; and, (s) Ocher tnfornaclpn deemed necessary by Ne Hf atoric Preservation Co~isai on. (d) Af [e[ recelvtnR an appllca[1on Eor a lmdurk alcera[fon pe nit, the Co~unlcy Serv len Oepar Wane chLLl refer it m the Nfetoctc Pruerva Limn Ca~La/on vhtch sMll ho id a public hearing. (e) The Nlacorfe Preservation Ce~iaslon in cone ldaring the approprtecewn of [he landurk alteration aDDl lca[tan shall consider, awng other things, the purpose of chit Ordlnence and the hta [or1< archf cectuul value and sign if tc once of the 1aMwrk. Among ocfi¢ th S:yp, the Camisaiom sM 11 take Snco <ovsideratlmn the cex mre atM adertel of the build lnR or sc roc cure In Ruertton or Scs appur[enan[ fixtures, fnclud ittg atRna, Emcee, parking, alce plan and landecapfng. (f) The Nlf rorlc Preservac ton CovnSaa ion may appmva, approve of eh mod Lfiuttona, or dtw pp rove ch. epplicacion. (g) Prior co app: oval or mod lEfed approval, the Hla mric Proerw ciao Coea[Aseton shall find chat: (1) 1Le acc3on proposed fe tootle cent vtch Me pu rywea of [his and snood; and, (1) TM ac cion proposed will not be detrlmm tai to a atructu[e oc Feature of rignff is an[ aee[ha tic, cul[u nl, arrhlte<eurel, or s[tg looting Sntereac or valve of an his torlcal nature; or, Q) Tha ac [ton prapoaed U necessary to correet an unu Ee or dangerow condf [Son on the prope[[y; or, (4) The applicant has demons[raced the d enlal of the application will Latest in Steed is ce or au becanc tai hard ehlp. (h) Upon approval of an eppLicacton, the Nlscor LC Preaervetlon Coovisafon sfiall Issue a latWvurk •lteratfon permf [, one (t) copy of which shall ba fa rvardad ro cha apPl is one, one (1) copv of vpich sfiall b< retained fn eM Lilo of the Camnnlty Se rv(c¢a Oapa[tmen t. and one (1) copy of which shill be fo[varded co the guild log oftlcfal. In add scion, a copv shall be forward ad to any ocher department pr agmry rpuesctng 1c. ::=', (i) Any person residing in or ovnlmg oropetcv to [he Clcv shall 'nave the rtghr of appeal [r. the CSty Coun<t1. Noc1<e a[ appeal must be filed vt ch the City Clerk vithtn [en (I^) dews Eot loving [he ac Clon of the Nts tacit Preservation foamtsalon. (J) Nm bu lid in q, grad Sng or demolie ion permit shall be tssved by the Ctcy, tE the Issuance of such permit vi It allow a matatlal chance co be canted out on s dest¢naced landmark, unless the applicant for su<h permit has Etra[ able toed a lendmack site tenon pe nnlt. sECTION ll: Advice and fu !dance co Pm t O,m The His mrtc Preservacton Comisa ton maw, upon request of cpe property owner, render non-technical advl<e on propoaee work on a designated Landmark alceratlon p<m lc. In rendertn¢ such aev lee arul pa id ante, the H[stortc Preaerva [IOO Comtaa ton shall be guided by the purposes and crtcerta i this ordl mnc e. This sec lion shall not be c<nacrued co impose anvnre gu lattons or controls upon env propea y. gf['ItON Is; Conformance Reauiremenc. Issuance of perm![ in conformance with eh la Ordtnance shall no[ alter conf ormence requfremencs vi [h the ocher standards and requlrementa of this nrd tnance, ur env ocher app! !cable Ord inence. SECTION l5: Onaefe me Uan¢eroua Condition. Vona of the proviaiona of ch la Ordinance shall be <ov en:ed co prevent any measu tea of conacrua ton, al[era[SOn, removal, eemoll[tan or re la<acton net of eery co correct [he unaefe or dangerous cond lCSON of any s[[uc[u[e, ocher feature, or pea thereof, vM1i<h such condition hue been declared unaefe or dangerous by [he Building Off is la 1, after Lnfoem ing [he Hta[orlc Preae wa[San Conseiselon when [he strut tore 1• a landmark, end where the proposed measures have been declared net esaery by ouch ufflc Lal to correct the said condition, p[ov lded hoveve r, chat only such work as la neceaaary [a correct the unaefe ar dangerous cotta felon may be performed pureuan[ m this gec[ian. In [he even[ any strut cure or other feature shall be dmaged by Elre ar ocher calm t[y, the gm retarv or guild tnq Of Etc fal m v au cho[SZe, prio[ to [M1< Com iss ton's review, [hat dmeunt of repair or demolition neceaeary to correct an unsafe cond it Lon. sECIION 16: Pro Pe av Owned by Publi A les. The S cretarv shall cake eppcopriaca steps [o notify all public agencies vh SCh own ur may acquire property in the C1[y. of the tes pone lb tllttes Snvo lved it the ovnen hip of de a!¢na[ed landmark prnperci In the ~ase of any publicly awned 1aMmar k, the agency ovnln¢ s., propeav shall oF[ain the approval of the Nfaror LC Preservacton [u-- uston prior to <eretruc clan, altera[lon or demolltton thereon; and [he Ntsto rte Preservacton Corm (sslon shall render a report co ehe owner as eapee l[tous lv as Possible, based on the purposes and standards of cn fs Ord inane e. If Hiarorfc P[eaerva[lon Commlselen rev Sev of a public pro! act tnvoly Snq c onstev<eton, altere[fon, demoll[lon or removal an a tandmark strut cure s ice Sa req utred under any oehee law, the His[orlc Po- :va[Lon Commis slon shall render the repot[ referred ro Ln eh La Sec[SOn P~ wch publle agencv vt[hout spec l[tc request [heref or, Alt of fleece, boards, comnlssi one and departments o[ the Cicy shall cooperate (n <errv ing out the softie and intent of this ordinance. SECIIOY V. Filln¢ Fees. 9efore accep[tn¢ for filing any app! lca[SOn described to thL Ordinan<e, the secreearv shall change and wtlec[ such admfnlscra cave Eee ae may be set by reaolv[ion of the Ctty Council. SECIION Lg: Publl< Hea[inna Yo[lce d C d (a) Whenever a publle hearlnR to req aired by the provlsfov of chte Ord tnance, tt shall be held Sn eccordence vieh the P[ovtstans of this section. (h) A public hearing before [he Historic Preservation Conm taeion shall be ac a tt-e end place Etred by the Sec re[ary but na[ more clan for n'-Elvr ~) Aeva after [1[e subm lsalan of an app! lc e[lon or a proposal for vM1. the publle lu[Ing is required. 0[dinaa<e \o. 10 Page (c) A public boa clog Se EOre the CI[y Council shall be during a regular meeting of the CI[y Covn<il. the City Clerk shall Eix [he dace Eor the hearing which shall not be toter than thirty (JO) days after the ma[eer co be <om idered fa referred co the LSty Council. (d) p public heartnP meY b< continued Dy the body holding the same for a per tme not Ln exceu of thirty firs) dava. (c) No ri ce of the time, place and purpose of a public hearing shall be published once /n a nevspaper of general c trcu lotion to the Cicy not less than ten (IO) days prior rn the date of ehe hearing. SECTSON t9: A eaeal~e. Th< Cicy Council shall hold a ~ubtlc bear n'TEa consider a7 appeal from a darts tan of cbe Hiscor is Prea ervaclon Commfea ton. The Cicy Council may aEf icm, reverse or mad lfv the action of the Niaco rlc Preservation LOaaol9alen. SECLIIW 2-: EnEorcamer.[. (a) Ou[v ro Admin if ter and EnFO[r e. It sNl: be the du cy mE the Lo®unlry Servlcee -eparexnq aM the Building Official co adminfa~er and enforce the provision of Chia Ordinance NS[h the ea riot once of ocher Cl[y OaDa[[mm ca vhm deemed necaaaary. (D) Penalties. Any person, carpmocion or o[Der entity vtola [f ng anv o[ ehe provisions of this Ordinance ahail De sub]ec[ co fine of noc mare than Five Hundred Dollars (5500.00) or lmpr Seotm~enc of noc more than six (A) moneha, oc both such Erne end Imprlaonmene. gECTiON 21: The Mayor shall atgn this Ord inence and the Ciey Clerk atoll acteu co the same, and the Clty Clerk shall cause ehe same co ba pubt SahM vt eh in flf seen (IS) Jaya after its passage, ac least once Sn The Oe lty Re our[, a nevspaper of general clr<ula[fon, pnbl (shed in [he Ctcy of On [e[io, Callfornta, and circa laced In [he Clcv of Rancho Cucamonga, Lal tf ornta. PA93g-, APFROVED, and ADOPTED chte +ch day of Aprl 1, 1919. 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LO1~, can va ae tb ntq ae troeao amp. °'Sramf., m aa.ay eatily etaR ter [b<.ym~a a~ate.s rr 1eGmaae ae . :yw.e ~ o< tlr aa.eu a< e[. aer at smo omp e.u a, eaa [aa ..r ar trr, ssn, ar r nwr trra0 at . [pn>e rmv .c w acr mudu o< ets acy ae erred oa~.r tru a ea. as ~ a[ Jar. I1pi. m.oxd eat. as dy ar Jrr, esn, at Irmo o~mp, d+~.,..,,., Ptt s. ., aer Cl~c ORDINANCE N0. 315 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA ADDING CHAPTER 2.56 TO Tl TLE 2 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE CREATION OF d PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Anew Chapter 2.56 hereby is added to the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code to read, in words and figures, as follows: "Chanter 2.56 'Public Safety Coaaaission "Sec Lions' 2.56.010 Public Safety Commission Created. 2.56.020 Membership -- Number. 2.56.030 Membership -- Positions to be Non-salaried 2.56.040 Membership . -- Length of Terms. 2.56.050 Membership -- Removal. 2.56.060 Powers and Duties. 2.56.070 Secretary. 2.56.080 2 56 090 Chairperson and Vfce-chairperson -- Seclection and Terms. . . Meetings. "2.56.010 Public Safet Commission Created. there is created and established in the Cfty a Public Sa ety Commission. "2.56.020 Membership -- Number. The Pubiic Safety Commission shall consist of seven members who shal~ppointed by the City Council. The Mayor shall submit to the City Council the name of any person proposed for appoint- ment to the Public Safety Commission, and upon such appointment by the City Council, the name of the appointee shall be recorded in the minutes of the Cfty Council meeting. "2.56.030 Membership -- Positions to be Non-salaried. Members of the Public Safety Commission shall receive na salary; provide however, that nothing in this Chapter shall preclude reimbursement La any member of the Public Safety Commission for actual and necessary expenses incurred fn the performance of official duties by such commission on behalf of Lhe City. Ordinance No. 315 Page 2 "2.56.040 Membership -- Length of Terms. Of the seven persons appointed initially to serve on the Public Safety Commission, three shall be designated to Serve for a to rm concluding on December 31, 1988 and four shall be appointed to corms terminating on December 31, 1990 unless sooner removed as provided far in this Chapter. Thereafter, those De rsons succeeding to the offices of the initial appointees to the Public Safety Commission shall be appointed for corms` of four years commencing on the first day of January next succeeding each regular municipal election scheduled to occur in November of even numbered years. If a vacancy shall occur, other than by expiration of the term of office, St shall be filled by appointment by the Mayor with the approval of the City Council for the unexpired term thereof. The City Council may extend the expiring term of any Public Safety Commissioner once for a maximum of six months. "2.56.050 Membership -- Removal. Any member of the Public Safety Commission may be removed at any time by a ma Jo rity vote of the entire City Council. "2.56.060 Pawe rs and Duties. The Public Safety Commtsston shalt alt in an advisory capacity to the City Council with respect to public safety metiers and is suds, including, but not limited to, police and fire protection. traffic safety, public health and welfare, disaster preparedness, law enforcement service levels, crime trends and law enforcement problems within the community and such other public safety matters as may be referred to it by the City Council, or brought to its attent ton by citizens of the community. The Commission shall provide such advice and consultation to other City commissions and staff as may be requested of the Commission. Notwithstanding the powers and duties of Che Public Sa feby Commission, the Public Safety Commission shall not constitute a citizen review board or complaint board and shall not be authorized to review compiaints with respect to personnel actions regarding pu Ol is safety personnei. "2.56.010 Secretarv. The City Manager, er his designee, shall act as secretary to the Public Safety Commission and shall be the custodian of its records, conduct official correspondence, and coordinate the clerical and technical work of the Public Safety Commis sign in administering this Chapter. "2.56.080 Chair erson and Vice-chair erzon -- Seiectton nd Terms. The Mayor, with the appro va of the fi ty Counci , sha appoint the first Chairperson and Vice-chairperson from among the Commission Members. the terms of office of the Chairperson and 'J ice-chairperson shall be for the calendar year, or that portion remaining after said Chairperson or Ytce-chairperson is appointed or elected. Thereafter, when there is a vacancy in the off iee of Chairperson and/or Vice-chairperson, the Commfssi on shall elect a Chairperson and/or Yice-chairperson from among its members. The Chairperson shall preside at each meeting of the Public Safety Commission and the Yice-chairperson shall preside over such meetings in the absence of the Chairperson. "2.56,090 Meetlnas. Regular meetings of the Public Safety Commission shall be held at such time and place as is determined by resolution of the City Council." Ordinance No. 315 Page 3 The Mayor shall sign this Ordinance and the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published within fifteen (15} days after its passage at least Dote in The Oaiiv Reoort, a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, and circulated in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this 17th day of June, 1987. AYES: Brown, Buquet, Stout, Wright NQES: None ABSENT: King ~~ ennis L. Stout, Mayor ATTEST: Beverly Au thelet, City Clerk I, BEVERLY A. AUTMELET, CITY CLERK of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga held on the 3rd day of June, 1987, and was finally passed at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Ranc ha Cucamonga held on the 17th day of June, 1987. Executed this 11th day of June, 1987 at Rancho Cucamonga, California. / ~~ ~~. Beverly uthelet, Cfty Clerk ORDINANC¢ N0. 318 AN ORDINAN(L OP THE CIT4 ODIINCIL OP T101 CITY OF FANCRO CUCAHINGA, CALIFORNIA. REPEALING CHAPTER 2.52 AND ADDING A NSW CNAP1'ER 2.52 TO TITLE 2 08 THE RANCHO WCANONGA MUNICIPAL WDE RELATING TO THE CREATION OP A PAR& AND RECREATION O3lD1ISSION THE CITY CODNCII. OP TH8 CITY OP RANQiO CUCAMDNCA, CALIPORMA. 0083 ORDAIN AS FOLLOHS: SECIION 1. Cbaptaz 2.52 of Title 2 of the Raneho Cucsaonga Municipal Code hereby is repeal sd. SECTION 2. A nar Chapter 2.52 herebyv added to the Eanebo Cuetaonga Municipal Code to red, in rorda and figure, as follares "Chapter 2.52" "Park and Wenation Caaaitsion" "Sections: 2.52.010 Psrk and Mcreation CoaaLaioe Created. 2.52.020 Mrberahip -- N+aber. 2.52.D30 Maabezabip -- Podtions to ba Noa-salaried. 2.52.040 Maabecship -- Length of Tnaa. 2.52.050 Ma~berehip -- R.~wal. 2.52.060 Porers tad Duties. 2.52.070 Secretary. 2.52.080 Chairperson and Yicrchairperaon -- Salaciion sad Tetae. 2.52.090 Maatinp. "2.52.010 park and Racrntion Cosadeaion Cnawd. There i^ created and eatabl iabad is the City Park end Racratioe Coaeisaioe. "2.52.020 Nemberebip - Nuadar. Tha Faek and Raorution Cammieaion shall condst of five ashen rho shall ba appointed by the City Council. The Mapor shall subait to the City Council the nee of any parson proposed for appoinment to Che Pazk and Recreation Coaaitrion, and upon auc6 appointment by the City Council, ebe nee of the appointee shall ba recorded in the minatea of the City Council meaeing. Ordinance No, 318 Page 2 "2.52.030 Mmbershi - Positions to be Noo-salaried. Members of the Park and Recreation Commission shall receive no ea cry; provided, however, thnt nathiag is thin Chapter ehdl preciuda reimbursement to arty member of the Perk and Recreation Commission for actual sad nacaasary ezpansee incurred in the perfonavna of official duties by ouch coamisaion ov behalf of the City. "2.52.040 Membership - Length of Tatma. Of the five pa reone appointed initially to serve on the Park and Recreation Commission, three shall be designated to earv• for a term concluding on December 31, 1988 end tro shall he appointed to tens teninating oa Decembmr 31, 1990 unlas• sooner mowed as provided toz in this Chapter. Thezaefter, those pataons aucnedivg to the offices of the initial appoiataea to thm Park sad Recraatioa Commisoion shall be appointed for terms of four years aommsncing on the first day of January nest succeeding each regular municipal election scheduled to occur in Nweaber of even numbered yearn. If a vacancy shall occur, ocher than by azpintion of the term of office, it shall be filled by appointment by the Mayor ritb the approval of the Ciiy Comcil for the uvezpirad ten thereof. The City Council may azrmd the ezpiring tan of a~ park and recrmtion cammiuioser once foc s maiimua of eiz months. ^2.52.050 Mnbenhip Removal. Aay aubet of the Park and Recreation Comaduion may be raswad at aq tier by a majority vote of the entire City Council. "2.52.060 Porers and Duties. The Park sad Rsezution Commission shell act is as advisory capacity to the City Comcil rich rupect to park end recreation fncil ity location, perk site planning end facility design and development, operation, uintsnanea end redavel opment of facil itiss, fiscal policy recommendations regarding dsval op~ent priorities, groats. Ease, and fineacing mechanise for furthering the goals of the Recrutiov R1eaenC of the General Plen. The Park and Recreation Commission shay advise the City Council on all matters pertaining to the provision of • quality pzogr~s of recreation ee rvicea end eciiviiias Poz ihs community, and such other park and recreation matters as mny ba referred to it by the City Covncil, or brought to ire et cention by cicizeaa of the caouunity. Then Coamiuion shall provide such advice and consultation to other City comminions sad staff a may be requested of the Camisoion. ^2.52.070 Secretary. The Community Sarvica• Director, or hie deai gnee, shall act as weretatp to the Park end Recreation Commiuion end shall be the ewtodiaa of its records, conduct official cozreopondence, and coordinate the clerical and technical rork of tba Peck and Recreation Commission in administering this Chapter. "2.52.080 Chair raon sad Vicrchsir arson - Salsetion and Texmo. Ths Mayor, rith then appzwsl of t m City Council, shall appoint the first Chairperson and Vicrchairperson frcm among the Canis don Meabars. The terms of office of ehs Chairpenoe and Vicr chairpenoo shall be for the cal ender gear, or that portion nmainiag after said Chairperson or Ordinance No. 318 Page 3 Vice-chairperson is appointed or elected. Thereafter, when there is a vacancy in the office of Chairperson and/or Yice-chairperson, the Commission shall elect a Chairperson and/or Vice-chairperson from among its members. The Lhai rpcrsan shall preside at each meeting of the Park and Recreation Commission and the Vice-chairperson shall preside over such meetings in the absence of the Chairperson. "2.52.090 Meetings. Regular meetings of the Park and Recreation Commission shall be held at such time and place as is determined by resolution of the City Council." The Mayor shall Sign this Ordinance and the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published within fifteen (15) days after its passage at least once in The O~ail Re~rt, a newspaper of generai circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, and clrtulated Tn the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this 15th day of July, 1987. AYES: NOES: ABSENT: VI ennis L. Stout, Mayor ATTEST: ~-~ /~ i J/ /' %~.. i. (.ice ~ [~~ Beverly A! Authelet, City Clerk I, BEYERLY A. AUTHELET, CITY CLERK of the City of Rant ho Cucamonga, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga held on the 1st day of July, 1987, and was finally passed at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga held on the 15th day of July, 1987. Ordinance No. 31B Page 4 Executed this 16th day of July, 1987 at Rancho Cucamonga, California. i ,•- / Beverly N. Authelet, City Clerk RESOLUTION H0. 90-193 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CHANGING THE PLACE FOR HOLDING REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION CUMISSION, PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION, PLANNING COMMISSION AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION 41HEREAS, the City of Rancho Cucamonga wilt be moving to its new office facilities to be located at 30500 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga. in June, 1990. NOM, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucaeonga does hereby resolve as follows: SECTION 1: Regular meetings for the fallowing comaissions shall 6e held in the Council Lhaabers at Lhe Civic Center coaglex located at 10500 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga, G1lfornia, with respective effective dates: Historic Preservation Coa~ission effective June 7, 1990 Park 8 Recreation Com•7ssion effective June 21, 1990 Planning Coaeission effective June 13, 1990 Public Safety Cawnission effective July 3. 1990 SECTION 2: Said regular meetings shall continue to occur as follows: Historic Prexrvatton Coewission first Thursday of each nonth at 7:00 p. m. Park 8 Recreation Commission Planning Copwiss ion third Thursday of eacM1 month at I:00 p.m. second 8 fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Public Safety Coa~ais sign first Tuesday oP each montA at 7:OD p.m. PASSED, APPROVED, and ADOPTED this 16tH day of Flay, 1990. AYES: Alexander, Brown, Buquet, Stout NOES: None ABSENT: Nright Resolution No. 90-193 Page 2 ennis L. taut, 19yor ATTEST: e ra J, d CityT I, DEBRA J. ADAMS, CITY CLERK of the City of Rancho Cucamnga, California, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution ws duly passed, approved, aM adopted by the City Count Ti of the City of Rancho Cucamnga, California, at a regular meeting of said City Caunc 11 held on the 16th day of May, 1990. Executed this 17th day of Tay, 1990 at Rancho Cucamnga, California. ebra d s, City G erk RFSCY2/llQi tA. 42-224 a i:®ounsa a~ ~ ciTr QonNC~. ar ~ crrfr a aaNaa aio~ivaa, caL~, Ct0+NGII+G 'nrE dqt litD ~ rue 7~ r~rnrs ar ~ t¢aiaeic oN adnasaZON WFiBtAS, the city as Raidio C+i~fga has initiated a 4/10 iadc pmgraa tar city staff at the Civle ositar, located aC losoo Mvic o.ir..r Drive, Itaildfo Cucavvrp~ aid WF®tp13, the Council halisvee anviig >~ day and ties at their regularly arllei~ilad nwtinga will pcovlde tar a sofa ettectiva aiid tisniy reviai. NOW, 7l1HiHR~, the City Gtasiril a1 the city at Ratio Cum does tea:eby resolve as lollaote: SHCIICN 1: Regular neetiigs tar't7fe Historic PrsaRtratiai ct:oiwiai mall he trld in ttr rneaicil C~sebr ae tir CYvic amtc ~"aid .a C rag~i~l,a ~ae~tirq .~mll ~ a. ol~iar.CeoetQa7a, a. one eeooM 7tieedey apt aedi auittir etactii9 at 5100 p.t.. unlere atliawLae dstsaaiird by the wsiseim. IIie City Clredc stall ascitry m tM adaptim at tlils Arolution. PI\43ID, APPFnVID, and ADiI+tID this 19tli day of >+irgitet, 1992. AYF5: a1c0I1llarr Bit}tat, stout, W1111aas ND~S: ti01a ABSII7t: iet igM N Danis L. Stout, -bYQ J. 11dtti.e, Ci Paaluti.m No. 92-224 Page 2 I. DF>i~A J. AOM6r C' 'Y ~S.IIdC of th! C1tY of RN1df0 Qtr Calilo[nia, do bacabt oartifY that the fa¢egoirq llesolutlm Nos du1Y Pae~r apF¢wrd, atd adopted by ttn City CUracil of the City of Renc3» Cu~ga, caliP~nin, at a regular meeting of said City cbtacil held m ttr 19th day of uxNet, 1992. Daea~ted thin 20111 day of August, 1992, at liandn , C3lifmnia. m h tts,r i>n.~ii J. 1d®sr tp RESOLUTION NO. EMC 90-001-B A RESOLUTION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIFORNIA, CHANGING THE DATE FOR HOLDING REGULAR MEETINGS WHEREAS, Section 2.25.060 Regular Meetings of the Enabling Ordinance which created the Environmental Management Comtnisston does provide that regular meetings of the Environmental Managerent Commission shall be established by Resolution of the Environmental Management Comrnission; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Environmental Management Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Califortua, does hereby resolve as follows: SECTION 1: Regular meetings of the Environmental Management Commission shall now be held on the fourth (4th) Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m $FCt?ON 2: Regular teetngs shall continue to be held in the Council Chambers at the Civic Center complex located a[ 10500 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga, California. PASSED. APPROVID AND ADOP'T'ED this 22nd day of September 1992. AYES: Barran, Lee, Riggs NOES: None ABSENT: Dunlap, Williams "C'I ) J. Mic c, Yia•Chair / ATTEST: Jan ut[on, Secre~ Resolution No. EMC90001-B Page 2 I, Ian Sutton, Secretary of the Environmental Management Commission of the (Sty of Rancho Cucamonga, Califomia, do hereby certify that the fomgoing Resolution was duly 1,. passed, approved, and adopted by the Environmental Management Commission of the City of Rancho Cucamonga, California, az a special meeting of the said Commission held on the 22nd day of September, 1992. Executed this 23rd day of September, 1992 az Rancho Cucamonga, California. ]an Sutton, Secretazy Ut't'Y Ur' HANCHU CUCANIONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1593 TO: Mayor and Members of the Ci[y Council FROM: Linda D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF REQCJEST BY STADIUM TENANT FOR PAID PARKING AT TIIE SPORTS COMPLEX DURING BASEBALL. STADIUM EVENTS BACKGROUND: Valley Baseball Club, Inc. is the stadium tenant for the stadium facility at the adult Sports Complex located on Rochester Avenue, south of Foothill Boulevard. As part of [he approved lease between the City and the Tenant, a paid preferred parking area has been designated in which the Tenant may sell season parking passes for baseball events. The tenant has made a request pursuant to the existing lease that paid parking be allowed on all of the parking aeeas of the adult Sports Complex. This option is available if the City Council consents by adopting a Resolution. Staff has reviewed the request by the team to charge for parking for baseball events in addition to the paid preferred parking area. Exhibit "A" shows the adult Sports Complex site plan and identifies the parking areas for reference. The following is a breakdown of the parking information at the complex. Tyce of Slit!t Standard Turf Block Handicap Parking Lot A (preferred parking area) lS5 2 4 2 4 Parking Lot B 270 30 Parking Lot C 299 Parking Lot D ] 26 4 Parking Lot E 164 22 2 Parking Lot F 116 4 1 Acre Park Overflow 9p 4 Bus bays equivalent 1]~ Totals 1426 76 34 The tenant has indicated that they will be responsible for all personnel and related costs associated with paid parking. The tenant has provided an estimate of the revenues and costs associated with the request. They are based on an assumption that an average of 1,000 cars pay $2.00 for each of the 68 home games in the 1993 season. Expenses: Security[ Parking Attendants Uniforms Supplies Equipment - Communications $ 6,800.00 $16,320.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 4.000.00 $20.400.00 Total Range of Costs: $50,520.00 Revenues• City Lease Payment Range Parking Pee $8,160.00 to 20,400.002 $127,840 to 115,600.00 The City's share of the revenue from this tenant operation could offset City costs of operation and maintenance of the adult Sports Complex. ANALYSIS: The adult Sports Complex has public facilities other than the Stadium. These include three softball fields, two soccer fields, a one acre park, a 90' baseball field and an animal care facility. In reviewing this request, attention has been given to the impact that paid parking will have on participants of events scheduled by the City at the other venues or facilities during the baseball season. It is important to note that paid parking will also have an impact on visitors to the one acre park and visitors of City league activities during a baseball stadium even[. Alternative 1: Allow City League Players Free Varking/Charge Others Provide. to each City league player a plastic pass card that would he color coded for the day that their league plays. This pass card would hang from the rear view mirror and would provide access to the parking area without I Security in addition to Ihat currently required by lease for home baseball psmes. 2The Ieasc has an increasing percentage, of panicipatinn based nn gross revenues received, The percentage of participation will range between 6%n and IS°k of revenues from this Tenant acliviiy. having [o pay. Each year a new card, with varying color codes for [he days, would be developed and distributed to league players. An example of what the card could look like is attached as Exhibit "B". Fot tournament play or other events which are not consistently held on the same day a paper card, either color coded or dated to cover the event, could be issued to each league player. An example of this is also represented on Exhibit ,.B,. Staff recommends that the cos[ associated with [he cards should be born by the team. It is estimated that approximately 4,000 cards would be needed to cover those league players at the sports fields while a baseball stadium event was in progress. The cost of the card is approximately $1.00; the cost per year to the team would be estimated a[ $4,000.00. Staff recommends that a supply of the temporary tournament play parking cards be made available co that they are on hand as the need arises. The cost of the paper cards is estimated at $250.00 for a supply of 2500. The City Community Services Department would be the appropriate distributor of the pass cards to the league players. In addition to the cards for league players, identification will need to be provided for any umpires and City staff members associated with the City events. Also, short term parking spaces will be designated in Parking Lot E for Animal Care patrons that may visit [he stadium while a home game is being played. Alternative 2: Designate a Parking Area for City League Players and Animal Care Users Provide a designated parking area for participants in the City league sporting events and provide short term parking near the Animal Care Facility for users during game events. There is one advantage to this in that league players would have a designated area ro go to and there would be no additional costs in developing the cards or additional work by the City in distribution of the cards. A disadvantage is that if there is too much overlap of time in the transition of cars for the games then the designated area may not be able to accommodate all league players. Alternative 3: Charge all Users of the Sports Complex/Designate Short Term Narking Area for Animal Care Users That a charge for parking for all patrons to the Sports Complex be made when the Stadium is in use and that a free designated area for Animal Care Facility patrons be provided. During the baseball season, there are 6S 4,~^A i'~ home games, These games are divided out as to the day of [he week that they fall on. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8 S 9 10 12 11 10 Typically the games begin at 7:OS p.m. Monday through Saturday. Parking lot attendants would be out in the Tots about two hours before the beginning of the game according. The tenant has indicated that parking lo[ attendants would stop approximately two hours after the game begins on a Monday through Friday game. It is expected that any participant in City programmed league play (Monday through Saturday) which begins at 5:00 p.m. and lasts until about 0;00 p.m. could be required to pay for parking. Sunday games begin at either 1:05 p.m. or 6:05 p.m. during the baseball season. Therefore, any participant in City programmed League play which begins approximately two hours before through two hours after the stadium game is scheduled to play could be required to pay for parking. Alternative 4: No Charge for Parking Use The City not charge for parking a[ the adult Sports Complex during baseball events in the Stadium. The City Council has indicated the need for an entrepreneurial approach to the use of the adult Sports Cumplex. However, because of the complexities of the use of the facility as it relates to parking the City Council could consider not charging for parking for Stadium baseball events. A Resolution will be required should the City Council approve the tenant's request to allow for a parking charge when there is a Stadium baseball event. Staff will prepare [he necessary Resolution for the City Council's consideration based on the direction that is given. Respectfully submitted, Linda D, Daniels Deputy City Manager ~~ 7'~ , ~ I ,;^ __ - / a l _.__~, ~ - ! ~', ;' ~, ~ '~- _,_. ~,~ ,~ ~ _ _ 8"~° _..~, ~..a -- _ -_ I' ,W ~.-~, O ~,r. 1 ~~ ._ ~ _~.~~_.W I .~ - - - - ~xhibif ~A' corrcEPnin~ ADULT ~ F~AIJNOSCAPE SPO1tTS COMPLEX_._ ~~ ~=~ ~ ~~ CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA I ~' I 9320 'C' BASELINE RD., RANCHO CUC.gMONGA. CA. L1 j.1 ~~=:_~:=~ ~~..= ..~ Heavier plastic that can be color coded for each day of khe week. Would be discarded after the year and new one issued toleague players~on ~an annlial~basis. AFA4E wMUl ON TIEAq VIEW MWiOq REMOVE 9EPpgEVEHICIE 19 W MOTgN. PIAOE 7NE5 910E FAC1K0 OUT. PFIEVENTTMEF7, LOCKYOUR VEHICLE 7-ELEVEN OLYMPIC VELODROME TEMPORARY V PARKING PERMR C LICENSE NUMBER NAME W 90 91 92 93 9s 93 96 97 99 99 MOMH 123~36)99101112~ DAY ~ 23LC6 ] 6 9 10 11 12 131116 16 1T iB 1p2f191 ~2_2~2apZS 26 77 28 29 30 31 .~. ~~6V ~ ~-- Card stock type paper that could be used for tournament play and other types of short term league play. Could be color coded for each type of play or dated for event which it would cover. ~Xhibi{' ~~~ ~..,, ~ .,. A, ___, . ~~.c fib, w51. MO D.R O SGlnrtra CNJFaR~nA t~190N /OR FiE'C7111c HMO ~FJPAMME PI1RVtnES MMG~ 12 1%0 - BOPf 7WA ~Ii9E 690, 6fST. 763 OR OO GFNE7AL iF1fP/10/1E co1-wn colt FlEL7N1t w/o 7flEHgNE PIIRWJ¢S APRx. 16, 1970 - BOC1f 7f73, IA9E 671, 6R1. 676 O.R t ~ ~ ~.. J ''~ ti ~ ~ r - - --r-p "- ~ _ ~ 3 ~_~_ _ 7a~ ~___ ~--- i q~ ~•~ •. ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ r ,~ ~ ~wc~~ - ~~~ _ ~ ~r ~ ---- ~ i /~/ x f11PENA t ~/ ~~ --- eq!TIA4 A1aKA0 IOMITq`WMY =~ _.__ J ,r,, ; ~ i~+t "~1 .;_. ~ :ON l~33HS a Q J 2 ~ > > ~.i _. N V x ~, ~i Y P ', M 4v ~v F" -~ W x ti ~ n RV h J V J N 1 X X N 2' ~~ Y 4 ~ ~\ ~ ;o N : w ~ F ' O .\°' _ a V Z ,sue`-;r; ~~-~ ~ ,~ .. ~_~u.t.~~/` -CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA STAFF REPORT DATE: February 3, 1993 r _ TO: Mayor and Members of the Cit} Council I7tOM: Linda D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager SUBIECI': CONSIDERATION TO AMENS SUBSECTION 12.04.010 A.2.a AND 12.04.010 B AND REPEALING SECTION 12.04.050 OF THE RANCHO CUCAMONGA MUNICIPAL CODE AS IT PERTAINS TO CONDUCT OF ACTIVITIES AT TF~ SPORTS COMPLEX RECOMMENDATION: The City Council adopt the attached Ordinance to amend Subsection 12.04.O10A.2.a and 12.040.010 B and repealing Section 12.04.050 of the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code. BACKGROUND: In December 1992 the City Council approved an amendment to the Municipal Code which allowed for the possession and consumption of beer and wine within the interior of the Stadium. The Stadium Tenant has made a request that alcohol be permitted to be possessed and consumed within 11 enclosed rooms on the third level of the Stadium which are intended to be leased from the Tenant by companies or individuals for viewing baseball events. The Tenant has requested that this be permitted only when the alcohol is purchased through the vendor located within the Stadium. ANALYSIS: Staff and the City Attorney have developed an amendment to the current :1-funicipal Code which would provide for the possession and conswnption of alcohol within the eleven enclosed rooms on the third level which are included as part of [he lease between the City and the Tenant. All other spaces on the third floor are specifically precluded from possessing or consuming any alcoholic beverages. It is important to note that the City does nit derive any revenues from any beer, wine or alcohol sales within the Stadiwn. Respectfully submitted, ~ K~ft, ICJ, oC~-~- "Linda D. Daniels, Deputy City Manager /aR oRDamNCE No. $OS--,~ AN ORDINANCE OF Z~ OOSAICII, OF '.iFIE C11'Y OF RANQ3O C[7CAM<MJ(,A AMENDING SUBSECPIDNS 12.04.O10A.2.a ADID 12.04.OlOB ANB REPFAi,TNG SECPION 12.04.050 OF 2HE RANQlO C[K`AMR7,A MUNICIPAL OODE. '1HE (AONCII, OF 'IIffi QTY OF RAND CIJCAhER4GA fgRFgY DOES ORRAIN AS r"17LL[7r75: Section 1: Sutsection 12.04.O10A.2.a of the Rarrho Cucamorcfa Municipal Oode haseby is ama*v~r to read as follows: " 2. a ~'---_= or mrui~oe alcoholic beverages except that beer or wine may be ~_,.~ or consumed within the interior of the stadium building located in the sports cveq~lex on the Est side of Rod:ester Avenue, south of Foothill Bcnrlevard, and bear, wine and /or other alcoholic beverages may be r,.,.x„~^^-' or consznoad within eleven enclosed rvacr; which are located on the third level of the stadium and are included in the lease between the city arcl the stadium tenant, provided that any such alcoholic beverage mist be purc2~ased fmn a vendor located within said stadium building. All other spaces on the third flmr are specifically precluded from possessing or consuming airy alcoholic beverage." Section 2: Subsection 12.04.OlOB of the Rancho Cucamotga City Municipal Cade hereby is amerdsl to read as follows: "B. Any person violating any of the provisions of ~+t-sar~*; on A of tl~.is Section 1'[.04.010, after having been once advised that such activity is unlawYvl, is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be pvnishad by imprisonment in the eainty jail for not more than six months or fine not exceediig one thousand dollars, or boi'h fine and i~risonment." Section 3: Section 12.04.050 of the Ranc2ro Cucamonga Municipal Oxle here!ry is repealed. Section 4: Section 12. C4.060 Civil Rr~nedies Available. 'ihe violation of airy of the provisions of this (2iapter mntitutes a nuisance and nay he abated by the City throuc,¢: civil process by means of restrainirxi older, prelim; nwry or permanent injunction, or in any other manner provided by law for the abatement of such nuisanr~. Section 5: Section 12.04.070 Severability. If any section, sutsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or nnrtion of this Ordinance is for arty reason deemed ar held to be imralid or unconstitutional by the decison of airy c«rrt of asiq~etent jurisdiction, or by reason of any preenq~tive legislation, sub decision shall not affe~;t the validity of the remaining portion of this Ordinance. the City Council of the City of Rancho Cucamonga heretry declares that it would have adopted this Orclirtatx,~e and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that arty one or more sections, ~:'---pions sentences, clauses, phrases, or other portions might subsequently be declared invalid or unconstitutional. Oalinatce No. 595-B . Page 2 Sec. 'on 6: ~e City Clerk shall cPStify to tY~e message of this OCdinar~ce. section 7: 'Ihe Mayor shall sign this Onlirlance and the City Clerk shall cause the same to be published within fiftersi (15) days after its passage at least once in the Inland valley ~ilv Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Ontario, California, and cixcuiata9 in the City of Fatx3~o Cucanofya, (~l.ifornia. Rancho Cucamonga Professional Baseball Club The Rancho Cucamonga quakes would like to designate the fo11o~.Ning use of parking lots for baseball game days and other major events: Lot A -Preferred Parking and Handicapped Lots B, C and D -Per game sales @ 52.00/car Lot. F -Player and Staff Parking Animal .Shelter Lot -Recreational players use The use of the animal shelter lot has the advantage of access to and from Arrow Rte. Hwy. As part of this agreement, parking revenue will be removed from the compilation of gross revenue (with the exception of Parking Lot A) for incremental lease payments and the quakes will split the net profit from parking operations with the City of Rancho Cucamonga. This additional revenue to the city will assist in the cost of cleaning and maintaining the parking areas. ~'~ e s . Dcn~ %-- H40H Rorhrstrr Avrnur ~ I?U. Rox SS iM 12xncho C~w~nmonQa ~ Cali(ornin 91?29 Zi•~rphonr 9094HI i000~Fax 0094H15O05 CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMON REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY STAFF RIEPORT GONF~DENTIAL DATE: February 3, 1993 T0: Chairman and Members of the Redevelopment Agency FROM: Lf nda Daniels, Deputy Di recfor n,, BY: William J. O'Neil, City En gi neeh~-~ SUBJECT: CONSIDERATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF THREE PARCELS (APPROXIMATELY 24,322 SQUARE FEET) FOR THE FUTURE REALIGNMENT OF RED HILL COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE, LOCATED ON THE NORTH SI OE OF FOOTHILL ROULEYARD, EAST OF GROVE AVENUE (APN 207-112-04, -05 AND -14) In Fiscal Year 91/92, RDA funds were set aside for the project study report for Foothill Boulevard from Drove Avenue to Lion Street. The project study report will amend the environmental document for the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan which was approved in September 1987. Even though the Foothill Boulevard Specific Plan was approved, Cal trans required the project report to be prepared prior to any intersection modifications. The Foothill Boulevard Project Study Report is nearing completion, however, Cal tra ns is still comm=_nti ng on the report. The study report recommends that Red Hill Country Club Drive be relocated approximately 400 feet easterly of its present location. The properties involved (APN 207-112-04, -05, -14) fn the realignment of Red Hfll Country Club Drive are currently on the market for sale by the Make1 family. An appraisal by J. William Murphy was completed in October 1992 which sets the value of the property at E400,000 or E16.40 per square foot which is in line with recent sales in the area. The City Attorney has reviewed the proposal and recommends purchasing the entire three parcels at this time. Should there be excess property, it can 6e sold at a later date to the neighboring property owners. The property owners are mast anxious to comDl ete the process and have threatened an inverse condemnation laws oft if the Agency does not move forward with acquisition. It is recommended that the Agency approve the acquisi ti en of the three parcels for the future realignment of Red Hill Country Club Drive and authorize staff to negotiate with the property owner based on the appraisal prepared by J. William Murphy and Associates. 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